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Turned Out bY GeneraI Mahone 90 Die

Tho Kichm0n1 c0rTcS Sp0ndcnt o. tlc
baltimore imericap. under date Of Octo-
Der 29th. telcgraph~ from this city Mrs.
Pickett. widow Of the late General George
+. Pickett. Of the Confederate army, i
critically i'll AZ the Exchange Hotel. and
reported dying tonight. Through the in
Gucnce Of some Of the United states army
officers who had been claS>matc, Of her
husband at West Point and in the Mexican
war with him, she was more than Il year
ago given a clcrkship at Washington.
Some months ago She was turned out by
Nahone's influence IN order to make room
for some Of his henchmen. II i under
stood that she was manly dependent upon
her salary for support.
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President Wiekhain. OF the Agricultural
Society, wishes the chiefs Of the various
departments TO meet him at the Fair
Grounds at $3.50 A. M.to-day, October 31st.
He deems Il important that they should All
be there. There will be meeting Of the
Executive Committee at his Office, corner
Of Ninth and Main streets. at 6 O'Clock
this evening. October 3Ist. He hopes
every member will be present.
Colonel Joseph B. Johnston, after an ab-
sence Of many months, returned 10 the city
yesterday, and was warmly greeted by nu-
merous friends here.
Mr.. Peter II. Grigg, of Huntington, W.
Va, is on a visit TO his relatives in this
city.
The number Of our country cousins. un-
eles, and aunts that are coming, into town
to see the sights is Just extrayagantly de-
lightful.
See special notice about trains for to-day
on the Richmond and Petersburg rail-
road.
Mr. Thomas p. Larus, of the house OF
Charles f. Taylor & Co., who has Just re-
turned To tin Cnt nom heightened busi-
ness trip to the EasterD-Shore and North
ern-Neck countie. Of Virginia, gives il as
his opinion, from the best observation and
information, that the Democratic prospects
for entire success in the coming election
were never so bright as now. Old stagers
seem not TO entertain an idea OF the posSi-
bilty Of defeat.
The scholars Of Beach's Military AcadC-
my will form part Of the procession in the
Trades Parade to-day.
MessrS. K. b. Chaflin &c Co.., real estate
agents, have sold the handsome estate
known as "Dovcr," at Boscobel, on the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad, owned
by DR.. ". 7. Walker, and containing 1,500
acres, to Mr. George Lee, Of this city, for
the sum Of $4,000.
The Dispatch Office was serenaded last
night hy the band from the Soldiers Home
at Hampton. The music was very fine,
and was enjoyed by large crowd.
The City Council will meet II \. VI.
to-day TO participate in the Trades Parade.
Mr.. ID. II. King. OF Winston, y. G., for
merly OF Richmond, is in the city. Mr.
King j. sergeant Of the first section Of the
Howitzers, and shows his devotion 10 his
old company by coming all the way from
Winston to participate with them in the
Trades Parade to-day.
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Teachers Institute.

The teachers Of Hcnrico were Yesterday
entertained at the county courthouse by
two interesting lectures from Mr.. W. t..
McGilvry. The followIng-named teach
ers answered rOll-call:
White-Mes>rs. &. p. Perry, John H..
Siarke. +. ID. Rcdd, Buckner, Childrey.
Fu,sel, Mosby, Warriner, Cartwright,
Parr. Cauihorn, Misses Austin, Hill, Mon
cure, Dorset, Philips, owens, /. Chris
tian. \. Christian. Ratclifle. NJ. Caulhorn.
V. Cauthorn, Wright. VI. Broaddus, Gard
ncr. Hammond. Temple, Woodward, Reith,
Mrs. Cartwright, Mn. Gatcwood, and Mrs.
IIobsOn.
ColOrod-Mcssr,. James, Gourdinc. Adj
ans. Fleet. Taylor, Johnson, Anderson,
Lewis. Miles, stephens. HucIe>s, Carter,
Graves. White, William james. Misses
Meredith. Thompson, Luckado, Whiitle,
and Mrs. James.
Several were absent. In the absence Of
the superintendent. the meeting was pre-
sided over by Nr. G.. i. Perry.
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prcrsTrIR ARREsTED.-Mr. Samuel H.:
perdue. registrar for the Third precinct Of
IstIerson Ward. was arrested yesterday
ynon ! charge Of refusing TO register 4
vator on Ia,t registration-day. The case
was continued until next wednesday nj
which time it will come up before Coih-
missioner VI. /. PleasanIs. =,
MIR. Perdue is one OF the Oldest regis
trar. in the city, and mas haa iuli eAPe-
rience in the discharge OF his duties.
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soeif Your Name T. On the List.

The citizon9 of Richm0nd are repu''IeI
10 examine the posted registration lists ana
ascertain that the names given as beng
resident. at their house, are right. W men
such /. not the case they should report me
fact - the clubs in each ward IN when
they live: further. ii they have lYcd at
Such houses thirty day prior 10 the cleo
tim THE COMMITTEE
oF NONEOE NAED CLUB.
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Mes,r.. Binswanger & Co.. large dealers
in paints. oils, varni,h, brushes, all kinds
of glass, and who claim the largest stock
Of sash. blinds, and doors in the state,
will have several displays in the Trade-
Parade representing their several lines.
They advertise the sole agency OF Bab-
cocks varni>h and other coach-Yarni>he-
in stock. This firm believe in representa-
ton worthy the liberal patronage bestowed
on them. Their friends will find their
principal store open all day for the benefit
Of out-0f-town patrons. Branch 2lO Broad
street will be closed to-day.
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r,ovrs O. Loxpox.-Collier's Light, O.
LlGhiso y Iii i1J hr presented at the Theatre
Lonuon nicbt arriving here from Nor
eunesVA! "is ,.isI train on Wednesday morn
ION on IN ~ si,o,o.drsna IS said 10 be deep
ing. .;n, i ne IL, one. and the company also
comes well recommended. Reserved seats
for sale now.
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Fair weather Expected.

The following was received yesterday
evening from General liazen:
WASHINGTON, October 80. lSS2.
". cans, Treasurer TRADES Pdrade, &c.
Probably warm. fair weather for Tues
dav in Richmond, Va. HAzEN'
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nrnocRATIC MEETING

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HANovkk.-
There was a capital Democratic meeting
Yesterday at We>t's store III lower ian IAN
over. and the leading citizens IN that see see
tion were in attendance. Every Oody wa, was
FOR @ George Wise and Massey. CaPialn
KUHN presided. and senator AlkniOl, a,i !,
and colonel Gilman made encouraging
/ -...o.,.IH.
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LEE GALLERY, Main street. Card-photographs
sl dozen.
LEE GALLERY. Large framing photographs. 81.
LEE GALLERY copy old pictures successfully
LEE GALLERY photographs are the best.
LEE GALLERY photographs delight all.
PORTRAITS Of Dr.Jeter. life size in olll and OF
DR.. Minnigerode aud DIR. PetcrkIn: also, tine por-
traits of four other, who arc well known. and all
very recently completed. Ny facilities for making
portrait aud fine photographs are excellent and
my prices will be found very moderate for The quail
ity Of work. The public are requested to cali
VI. J. POWERS. 525 Broad street.
VISITORS TO THE FAIR
win iud
ANTONTS CONFTCTIONFRY AND LADIES RES
TAUEANT,
ll05 east Main street.
a convenient place to get their meals while In the
city. They VIII have an opportunity of seeing his
handsome
SODA AND MINERAL WATER FOUNTAINS
IN fal operation, and also the finest salooR in the
city. and De furnished the best the markets can
supply. Don't forget the place aud nsmrer.
ANTONI's CONFECTIONERY AND
LADIES REsrAuRASr.
llo5 Main street.
THE FAMOUS SHoVINGER ORGAN, with %
without cHINB OF BELLS. for sale by IYI4N'
g.
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The Virginia Debt Case Advanced on
the Docket.

The following was received yesterday,
dated New York. October 80, lSS2:
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The Supreme Court has advanced the
coupon case. and ordered it to be argued
January 9th. WILLIAM l.. hOfALL'
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RIcnnoNn. October 30, 81.

To the Editor Of the Dispatch;
Dear Sir.-In the issue Of BrddStreetS OF
9Sth instant it is stated that the annual !op-
hing business OF Richmond amounts 70
sjO0. .0O0. This is an error, and should reau
s5o 400 600. Please do us the kindness TO
so state in your paper, and oblige,
yours. very truly, \. W. BALL,
superintendent The Bradstreet 60.
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T,.,xs TO TIE FMR-GRouSps.-The
p,i IhAiNS - fredericksburg and Potomac
n;Inn"d baGhinon1 ompony will run trains from the
~lAnlroao ~ CSn,ph CSinp,h and Broad streets to the
corner corn, OF ,,1s hs during the three days Of the
Fair air "tJui 81 ;ute, val. Of thirty minutes
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- on all sales of Real Fstatcmado bctwceniht
l-tof January aul lst of june the taxes for the
present yctr have to hc paid hy the purchaser. ON
AN -tc- made between the 1t Of July and last Of
the wear the ttNc. have Go Doe pIid by the seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years 20
bv an the rel c-i te -g,nt- loo Richmond. ana ap-
plies To- Richmond and yiciniN.I
JOHN g.. LAUGH1ON. JH. +. NJ oii-paint-
ings. sca--hell-, Sc.
GEORGE :. NA>HOE < SON, Z. ~, two
tory framed house 10. 2uG wet Charity
street.
GEORGE J.. T.CRANIoRD. 3 +. VI commission
er.' -ll. Of frame house No. 206 Duv1 street.
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Political Points.

JacksOn-Ward Club, No. !, meets To-
morrow night at the old Wesley chapel.
rou,ing time is expected, and speeches
from distinguished orators viii be MADE
Evcryb0dV is invited.
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Art Gaiiery-Free Exhibition.

Visitors TO our city should not fail 10 20
and see the many beautiful pictures on eN-
hihition at the Art Gallery Of Mr.. l.. Lewis
9Il Main street. There is a splendid col
lection OF paintings, engravlngs, water
color,. besides a large assortment Of iancy
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DYsPEPsrA Is the costly rrsee We iay iof iuAu'
rles. Its mcs, potent rvine ly, howeV,r' io' "a
in that efficient and senih tonic ana '-rative
TARaASI's sELIZER A'EAiES'' old by AL
drIggisl.
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RAsE-BuI.-In the came between the
University Club and the RichmondS. played
Yesterday evening. The Richmond> came on
yirtoriou, by the following score: Rich
mond-, q: Uniycrsity,5 .. These Clubs play
again to-day.
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VANITY FAIR.

VANITY FAIR.
REGIMENrAL ARMORN,
seventh aud Marshall streets.
SECOND WEEK.
NEW FEATURES EVERY NIGHT.
FULL STRING AND BRASS BAND.
PROGRAMME IT fSDAN, OCTOBER %fSr-
$50. GRAM VANITY FAIR MARC ~,
Introducing thc King Il Carnival aui Tie Queen
of Mlrth. ben their Golden hariot, drawn
ny two suow-whitD goat. with
TLEPSIt KOREAN FINALE.
i'm which seventy costumed characters VIII appear
g:Ij. FANCY Mhi-POTE DANCE,
with thirty->iX fancy co-tumcd ladies fni gentle
$3.50. TABI EAUX AND sTATUIil
Admission, - cent.
SECOND BABIES LENEE WEI NEsDAf
EVENING, 3 o'clock. Admission, 10 'ent$
Oc 81
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AMl'SENENrS A
DIClIMOND THEATRE.
DJCH5'OND THEATRE.

y L \
FOIK NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MArINEf,
commencing
WEpA ESDAN EVENING, NOVEMBER lsr,
CCLLIEHS LIGHTS o. LONDON" COM
PANA.
An uuq a.ihel ana assured success at tle
II ion >lu9re Theatre, New ork, ard wherever
..,c perform GtDrFe :. SHINES powerful spec
ttct,ar .neioaram1,
THE LIGHTS - LONDON,
presented with an especially s,lcctcd company of
the best talent IN the country, under the auspices
Of sir. \. VI. Palmer Of the IuiOn-~luarc Thea
tro. New York. aud with Al the scenery proper
ties. and mechanical appliances used At that
theatre. Received nightly with thundcrs of APP
plansr, rOlrs of laughter. tear. of sympathy. and
replcte with picture"We sketches, vivid por-
traiturc., striking situations, magnificent stage
settings. scenery 10y the world-TeDOwned Richard
MArston. Mechanical effects by t i. Wtnans.
! Properties by Messrs. Hudson 4 Mcbride.
! SSALrOF PRICES: Reserved seats In orchestra
or circle and drcss-circie. 81; admis ssiOn, 75c.
family circle. 50c.; gallery Z5c. Sale of seats he
gins tuesday at \. VI. at Theatre and Ramos q
Moses. oc 2o-SS
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George Schoen's Mineral-Water EstaD-
lishmcnf

is one Of the attractions OF our ciy, anu
those in want OF cosl glass OF SOFA OF
mineral water, lemonade sofa, or i'r''.
class smoke, should give hIm CALI +"
Eleventh and Main streets.
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ATaS NJ sEoy yesicl e"Ash day va train eii GhasS sS
!Ge Rygs Ry,ge rcad ona ran down TO- nqTsS rso
vile, where ne se,rbmond, II ,o and landed its pas
This new S,ssS GsGS'S icrFiory GR% now far away
from from railroad facilities.
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browns IRON BrarrRs.

Know THAT
BROWNS IRON BlTrERs
WILL ovRK
THE WORST CASE OF DYSPEPSIA;
WILL INSURE
AHEARTY APPETITE AND INCREASED
DIGESTION;
GENERAL DEBILITY AND GIVES 4 NEW
LEASE or LIFE;
pISrELS
NERVOUS DEPRESSION AND Low SPIRITS
EEsTonxs
AN EXHAUSTED. NURSING MOTHER To
Full STRENGTH, AND GIVES ABuSn-
ANT SUSTENANCE FOR HER
CHILD;
SrRENGTHBSS
TIE MUSCLES AND NERVES, ENRICUFs
THE BLOOD;
CVEnCONRS
WEAKNESS WAKFFULNES>. AND LACK oF
ENERGY;
KEErS orr ALL
CHlLLS, FEVERS, AND OTHER MAI.ARIAI
POISON;
WILL
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INYU>E WITH NEW LIFE TUE WEAKEST
INVALID.


- WALKER STEEEr.I
BNiTINoRF. December 1851.
FCr SIX ycars hsyc been -rc,t sufferer from
Bloot Di.caac. DysIep>ia. and Constipation, and
tt.ame So TX .At..oi t.t could not retain any
.lG- on i.v stomach; IN fact. life had almost be-
come burden. Finally. when hope had almost
l,f rc. r.y husband seeing BROWNS IRON BIT
TERs advertised iu TIE paper. induced mo to give
9 trial. e,n w tasiu- tie third bottle. and
have mol fot so vi u >iX 81 ,rs as 90 az the pre-
81; slime Airs- L. r. GEyYIN.
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We are now in our new store,

= q. FIJ UT III 'T'1't ,01''''
Rrccden Talley's old stand.)
CaU and see the bargains we oner III
Mems. Ladies, and Children's Furnishing
Goods CONSTABLE BROTHERS.
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WEATHER REPORT

iNniCArloNs FOR To-DAr.-For the Mid.
sns, eE Atlan,ic States partly cloudy weather
lohoWed by local rains, southeast 70 south
west winds, stationary or slight rise IN tenn.
iera'ure on Tuesday. falling barometer.
and warm. ''''' ~ '''"i
thermometer YESTERDAY: AM 5s.
\. NJ, 6s noon, 20; 3 p. NJ -. r % - :
NJ. 65; midnight, G3. 1 :
Mean temperature, Gj4.
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LOOK orr.-sergeant TnG%l'' ,i,a;Ir@ to % take *.
P rPHarge Of the FaiI-sro'nalT; ,lol"obIcs S in the
t% tbst visitors will leave 'al.doie ,d Isrce sums
SS'p ~ money at home, and not "'"'
Tnis advice applies not Go on,y NAV " frequent
70 the Fair, but TO those , VINO II 'i IS safer to
NJ ony -. crowded a;semEiage' l,s,e II
M, vour Jewels at home.
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,.,rv F,1n.-The medal itS i0r S,I T"Ir las Ias
popular young lady n Miss Minnie /. WI WI
%s1t wa, ~sG a~a!asS wa! sseot'd 'S BY MI c. wy
att.
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+ YON 6. TYLER,
INDERTAhLks.
WILLIAM II. sUTHERLANDe;

FrRNIsHISG UNDERTAKINGS,
.,,,x sTHttT BrrwEEN SEVENTH AND LiGhrh
kIl things requisite, inelnnlsg nyIric nyriic W1op
crane and Gloves, and robes. hE aLLi'' """"
I.orli CASfs and CkskEIS eu.,A.,
Country and telegraph orders promptA oSs Ss,Ss s,a
aud nlght
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MILITARY NOTICES.

~>~-~-~~~->--
liEADQU ARrERs FIRST REGTNKSNTl
"NGRGtNtA VOLUNTEERS,
RICHMOND, Va october 30. 1889. y
~ GENERAL ORDERS No. 3d.. "
~ Captains of Companies will order their a
commands for parade and review hy the officers VI
Of the state Agricultural society, aud 10y their II
invitation on THURSDAY. November %. lSs2,
az $3.50 A. ".
" II. Field and Staf will report mounted 81
A. ".
by command
"CIlARLES j. ANDERSON.
Colonel tommandHc."
JoHy H. DIySyIN, Adjutant oc 3l-it
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Fon PARTICULAR MEN.

Gentlemen who usually have their clothes
made by tailor are sometimes dilatory about
ordering, and are obliged. In consequence, to
wait after the actual need fol garment has
| occurred.
There is no reason why an Overccat should
ever be custom Aside from the money
advantage. which may not influence some
! persons, here can be had Mt a moments mo-
tice just as
ELEGASTLY-FISIsIIED ovERcoATs
as can be produced anywhere, and there Is
not the least dificulty about the 1T Of them.
Stick pin in right here as reminder VIXEN
| you need
LIGHr-wErGuT ovKReARxESr,
for which we are headquarters-especial,y the
finer grades.
4. SAKs & CO..
ONE-PIICE CLOrUEES,
1913 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE rOST-OFFICE.
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DI,soLUrroNs q PAn,leit.,lIli,1,,', PAnINEiHs.,liIl,1r,. -,

nun COMPREHENSIVE OF hEm ,,s.
Il q MALn'TIi Sad TIiuoxss VI. HEWITT has ir,nc1- ns s
a.ive rst % collect e. ne Sa.iha.s slsi@' oo' '
hip and 10 cio'e UP VIC r. N. HEWITT, ,,,,p
WILLIAM WALhhh'
: OCTOBER 30, 1852.
,.,od nav sou. }. A. HEWITT; wl1i yYl
,e hsSS snd VIII Win eonnsS ae a. % .ouS
s slreS, o. 1reepecifuiy solicit ,aT SrdeTTS S%S
tad, ,ssGe. anu foe foe 81 -cod2wI hhm - :
uAyISG WITHDRAW, : NfR' 4 Tie ! beg to IN
u ann Of HEWITT a. a " ,6e soIc aud exclusive;
r@ dy y iissSi isssanetare iet the in
kxsD ssa esgess a al orars win = prOs%p'nyy N
osl zen days .nfl4 n,ae4 equal il nos superior 70
.De Dl-eod4w
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9lthmond 9ispatch.
II observation-disclosures 81. 1880

NS-riE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
'S LARGER THAN THE CONFINED c,pc,,
LATIoN oFALL TIE OTHER D.uv,,r',,'. .u
PArERs OF TIE CITY.
Entered az The Posi-ofice n, RJchmora y.
second-clsss matl.r.I
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MEMORIAL SERyICEs.-On Sunday Rev.
p. \. Peterson conducted memorial SER
vices at Centenary Methodist church in
honor oi Bishop Robert Paine, deceased,
late senior bishop Of the Methodist Epsco-
pal Church. South The church was filled
70 it, full capacity, and the instructive and
Interesting remarks OF the Rev. Mr. Peter
son were listened to with the most pro-
found attention.
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To RE CLOSED.

RICHMOND AND PFTEESHi KG RAiLEOAb,I
OFtIDE FREIGHT AGk"T
RICHMOND. Ns. October 80, ls62.
N-OTICE.-The FREIGHT pEPOT> Of
y tms Company viii be closed on TUESDAY,
october 3let.
y NJ from Pc.ersburg viii not be- run on tliat date
Nrs.ri,l train leaving Petersburg at 4. Vi. ana
Richmond L > 4. NJ. will Dee run Instead
joins g. JAMES, Agent.
!. Il. KENLY. superintendent. oc 3l-t
CmHSArEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
RiCnHOSD, VA, Oc,ober % l-,z.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
cbe FREIGHT DEPOTS Of This company Will
bcCLO>ED on TUE>DAl tie 1t instant.
~. 3g-5t L. y. TYLER, Agent.
DANKS CLOSING FOR TRADES PA
Is RADE.
4. hn-ipc., generally viii De- suIenici ON
TUESDAY October : Il. the DAY ~ TIE I'|'' a. =,
l-do Tie lluk- of the city rcpu,t lrl. "a. ~ Z
u,ror maturing on thaf Gay 20 aVrno 10 u Oh
NVNpN' - 0''''-' :. g.. WALLACE.
Cashier 'ifiLru- Bauk'
MANN =. QIAELtS.
Cashier Planters Nailsna' b'iiN'
JAMES MILLER.
! cashier mion h1uk,
| WILLIAM 4. JENklN~;
Cashier Merchant and Planters Slying bih"'
H. { BURNETT
cashier F!rst NatiOHal Bank
81 ". LOCKWOOD
Cashier National bank oi virginia.
J. r. GLENN.
rs.lier Merchant. National Bask;
WILLIAM NJ. HILL,
Ce.hirr The state Back of virginia.
WALKER nllL,
! no co5-at Cashier Iity Bank Of Richmond
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C0gNoSwB ALTu OF VIRGINIA }
OFFICE OF AUDIIoE oF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
ElCHIcND. Va. October 80. lSSo. y
Notice : hereby given - the appointment OF The
following l,rsOLs =. COLLECTORS OF THE
DFLINCTFNr CAPITATION ASD PIE
~oNAL-lRoPkR1l TAXF> for tie wear - !
iu tie several counties and towns of the Common
wealth. purssan D. section 20 Of the sci approved
April l.l-79:
Arcousc.. samuel J. Ross.
Aitcfu&rle. Jane, +. Wayianf.
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l. RICHMOND: You are hereby earnestly re-
guested to meet ut sanger Halle ON TUESDAY
MORNING, 3lst instant. at 10 O'Clock, To take
part In The Trades Parade rs citizens of Richmond
70 unite With the GeSangyerein Virginia. under our
Steuben banner.
oc 3l-lts COMMITTEE.
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Stay Away.

Says the Wood River News We hear o
thousands on the road to Wood River, pack
ing their blankets and begging their way.
Better keep out. You wonth have wind enough
to cuss the country by fall. ALI Wood River
wants is men with coin to buy mines and de-
yeiop them. or certainly enough TO pro-
pect with. A disturbance occurred at the
corner of Main and Elm streets yesterday,
and in a minute 800 men were counted in the
crowd. Lots of loafers here now. and when
we say ~losfers we mean men who have no
visible means Of support.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-13
Lost "a Valuable Horse.

Farmer Burke, of Schellburn,
lost a valuable young horse last
week from pinkeye. The animal was
a great favorite with Mr.. Bruke, hav-
ing received him as a present from
Tom Stewart, when a colt, in 1879.
lie gave promise of becoming II
of the fastest roadsters in the State
and Mr.. b. could have disposed Of
him for n handsome price a few days
before he died, but would not part
with him. He feels very badly over
the loss of the animal, not 80 much
on account of his intrinsic value, as
for the animal itself.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-13

Rrspecisl attention given to and best prices
paid for country produce.
NJ delivered free in any part of tn Q
District. AMI
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-13
Not the Correct prIncIpis.

We have received a note from the
Hamilton Postmaster, advising us OF
the fact that n subscriber refuses to
take his paper from that Postofice.
This same subscriber has received the
NEWS for a year, and to do the square
thing would have been for him TO pay
up his bill and order his paper dis
continued, il he did not want 1t any
longer. We do not wish to be under
stood as forcing the News on anyone,
and right here we would state that
any and all parties who feel dis
pleased with our course over the con-
~troversy on the county seat question,
have a Legitimate right to cease their
support OF this paper at any time,
provided they remit what is due us.
We claim and shall uphold our right
To discuss all questions of county in
terest in such manner as TO us seem
fair and just, and all who feel
agrieved with our course have the
%undoubted right To withdraw their
patronage from the News. All we
ask is courteous business treatment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-05-13

It is with sincere regret that we
chronicle the death of our old friend,
Charles Karbstein, which took place
in Eureka Tuesday morning. The
immediate cause Of his death was in
ternal hemorhage. Mr.. KarbsteIn
was a pioneer of White Pine county,
having resided at Treasure Hill and
Hamilton since 1868 to within a few
months ago, when he took up his
residence in Eureka. He leaves "A wife
and two young children to mourn
his loss. OF him it can trnthfully
be said: he was a kind friend, good
neighbor and honest man. We join
with his many friends in this county
and elsewhere in rendering our heart
felt coincidence to his bereaved family.
May the sod press gently on his grave.