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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-01-05
"EUREKAY
Exclaimed President Gar
field OHA his Arrival at
hong 1SramcEn.
's B. Y e r. K APP

EXCLAIMED our CtSfOMEEs WHEN
they have examined our LARGE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, and have
learned at what wonderfully low prices We
are selling them. We have just received and
are daily receiving a large lot of MEMS and
BOYS CLOTHING. tASSIMERs, JEANS,
and HEAVY GOODS, STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, and HATS,
Groceries, Leather, &c., which VIC are selling
Mt bottom prices. We are determined to sell
our large stock. Give us trni
We pay no rent, no clerk hire, and our
taxes are n mere song. so WO dan sell as chenp
or cheaper than any one else. We defy com>
petition.
Cotton, Corn, Fodder, and all Country
Produce bought for cash or barter.
Try us once and we will not ask you to
come again. You will come the next time
Very respectfully,
Griffin & Newberry.
u, 40 100,
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HOW Lost, How Restored {!

HOW Lost, HOW Restored {!
EUST published, new edition of DR..
O CULvERwELL's Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure of Spermatorrhoea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, I'M
potency, Mental and Physical Inoapacity,
lmpedimepts 10 Marriage. etc; also, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self
indulgence or sexual extravaganza, SC.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from thirty
years. successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self abuse may be radically
cured; pointing ont n Mode Of cure ut once
simple, certain and efeclunl. by means of
which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself ohenply,
privately, and radically.
HszA. Thb Lecture should be in The hahds
Of every youth and every man in the laid.
Sent Under seal, in plain envelope, 10 any
address. POST paid, on receipt Of six Gents or
two postage stamps. Address
TiRe Gsa2Verwe1l Medical Go.
al Ann ST., New York. N. Y,
Post Office Box, 450.
jan S, 1882 l6 1y.
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.eua,orial snumTaaers.

nFNlNIsCEs.sEs or BY-GoNE DAYS IN \ SPEECH
BY TIE VETERAN pOoREEkPER OF IhE
SENATE.
\ Washington correspondent writes iilat
the Senate has presented gold snuii-boN
10 Captan Isaac Bassett, Assistant Poor
keeper. who has served as an officer Of the
Senate for fifty years, and is now an aetlVe
and fne-looking old gentleman. Ia the
short address which Captain Basset maze
in acknowledgment OF the testimonial, ne
presented some interesting "reminiscences
about senatorial snuf-iakers Of earlier days: ::
:. when Martin Van Buren, was Vice
President" said he, che was possessed Of
gold spuiI-box. lie gayc il to ne in
charge. to keep well filed with snuii and
see that il was placed on the Niee-Presi-
denl,s talIe every day that the senate was
IN session. At the end OF every week
thereafter he handed me fifty cents to pay
for the snutf. when his term expired l
gave him the snuf-box. lie ieit the eity
soon after. and forgot 10 give me the hi'y
cents that he bad always given me az inc
end OF the week. Henry Clay was very
fond OF pinch Of snuh, and enjoyed u
very much. He would often stop IN TIT
nidst OF his speech aud cali pag'
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u.NcI.TsTER AND yKCINgti q.

H~sfg.-Y Yesterday. - ycfy ot.n hap
Mons ian thi. .faid. sobcY--,ded, nd p'aee-
mi community. there wa no o*'a-son ior
Nu,oy Tsslor 10 adius. tie -s.i'' Of JUS
f'c, for ill., a.cer:aiDment of D. legal ifr-
oi,er.aiion. oi bis fellow it.zen-. liza
,uclI been !he case. Il Is not doubted bGi
fi,at t-inmphant virtue w0shd have cohb.
a. Inc front with All the honorS os War ana
l,f.afed yillalny crwed lnto ihe Smallest
hole ii could lnd.
Tie large number q: our resident rier-
chant. who hayc laid Va il,fir spring siorks
=, rood. indulge saeyuine hopes OF sc-
munerniiye season,
The engineers chosen 10 examine haNo :
hridgc and report on its coalition - !
travellers highway have no' ,e' eotnpi' 1ed
tbciY work. Repair, 10 the broken .pln
n the structure Will be governed entirely
bv their suggestions md recommendations
The number Of foundations being dus
around town for new buildings gives ass,,
rance the coming summer os the acsii'loi
Of desirable aud mueh'needed class Q
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to bring him a pinch Of snuff, and II
he could not see any one OF the
pages be would leave his seat and walk
up to the Vice-President's table, take
up the gold snufi-box, take a pinch, and
returning TO his seat, resume his speech.
Richard VI. Johnson and John Tyler were
neither oi them snuiiers, and therefore
had 10 furnish my own snuff-box; but
when George NJ. Dallas was Vice-Presi-
dent he brought with him very handsome
gold snuG-box, and gave II TO me in charge,
and after his term expired returned 1t 10
him. When Millard Fillmore was Wee
President he objected 10 having snuff
box on the table OF the Vice-president, be-
cause. In his opinion, II intcriered with
the business OF the Senate. Senator's
would come up and stop to converse with
each other, and disturbed him so much nc
could not hear what was going on In the
Senate. Ever since that period there has
been placed on each side OF the Senate
small snuff-box fastened TO the wall"
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on Tuesday morning Rev. Charles Philip
Rahan, father Of the Society oi Jesus,
died ut the College Of the Sacred Heart,
Woodstock. Howard county, OF paralysis
Of the heart. His death was a shock to the
community Of the college. rs be was in the
prime Of life and enjoying the best Of
health. He arose carly IN the morning, in-
tending to take the first train for Baltimore,
and one Of the fathers, noticing that II was
nearly time for him 10 leave, went TO his
room, and found him lying dead upon the
floor. Father Bahan was born IN Fensa-
cola, Fla. July .. 1880, and received iis
education AT Georgetown College. lie en-
tered the society OF Jesus in the iall OF 1854.
and had been priest for iourteei years al
the time of his death. About twenty years
Of his life were spent in the trying duiie.
Of preicctship. In every station he showed
sterling qualities and soldicr-like fidelity
10 all thai came IN the nnne Of duty.- Bal
tin0re SHn.
Father Bahan WAS weli-known and be-
loved by many old Georgetown-coilege
BOYS in this city and throughout the South
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Naming a Successor TO Bishop Lynch.

\ council OF the bishop- OF the province
of thc archdiocese Of Baltimore was he'd
Yesterday AFTERNOON at O'Clock ut the
archiepiscopal residence, on north Charles
street. There were present all the bishops
~ the Droyince. rs follows: Archbishop
Gibbons; Bishops Keane. OF Richmond; :;
Kahn. Of Wheeling; Moore, Of Florida;
Becker. OF wilmington, Del; Gross, OF
savannah: and Northrop, OF wilmington,
NC. The meeting o' the council wa. Tor
the purpose Of choosing the names OF three
nriests 10 be sent to Rome, from when
one i 10 be selected ~ the successor to the
late Bishop Lynch, Of the diocese OF tharles-
ton. :. &. This is the usual and estlp-
Iished custom 10 till any vacancy created
I'm a diocese by the death oi bishop. Inc
minute, OF the council were, a. customary,
secret. and the names selected yesterday
will LIE sent TO Rome, when, after snort
time. the appointment OF successor 10
Bishop Lynch will be made and announced
Inv the Pope. The names selected were
not dlyulged. and the naming Of any par
tieular priest is mere gliesr work. IL IL
however. thought by different Catholic
nriests that one OF the names selected al
The council was that Of Rev. Or. John
Foley. at present pastor Of II. Martins
Catholic church. Thi- is believed 10 be
tbe only name selected from Baltimore
the other two being from some OF the otheI
dioceses.- - Baltimore AmcricdH
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EORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF
II An OLD NURSE.

MRS. WtN-LOW's SOOTHING FYRrP ), the
prescription OF Que Of Tie best fsnale physicians
and nur-c- In the United STATES, and has been u-cd
for forty years with neyer-flling safety and sue
cc,. by millions of mothers and children, from the
fcchc infant of week Old tO The admit. I, cor
rocts scidity of the -tomash. relieve. wind-coiic,
reru,,t.. the bowel., and gives rost heslub, ana
comfort 20 mother and shiri. We believe II the
b..t and mre-t remedy In the world i all cases o.
DYsFNTERY and DLARRliHh In ohilirrn,
whe;her ART Ing from, teeriing or from auy other
rau.o. Full directions i"r using Hiil accompany
eirh bottle. None gcnnne Unlss@ ia" fGr sinHe
Of CURTIS & PERKINS b. on a.. ouisidc wrap
per. -old by an medieihc-dctlefs. Twenty-Five
c,r,.a brttle NH 9f-oilw
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FANCY GOODS.
- r EV L y

i J. >
fsi. wear attention 20 the following SPECIAL
llE~. an q which arc cheap. and many Of which
l4 mach t-.ow the regular price:
20 iozen GENUINE HARD-RUBBEk HAiH-
BRUSHES, Of the best Russian hristle tno'
a-ocied uy hot water. All perfect, selliug at
j. The drugstore price Of these goods j.
s5.50.
goo sozen RUSH sHOPPIAG~bAskEIs selling
20 10. 20, and 25c. oar old price VA 40,
40, AID soc.
s0 aon.a sxlO ENAMEL FRAMES al SOC;
Cd price 90 aud zoe.
% d0sea MAJOLiCA COMPACT. % Joe.;
former price 81.
30 .soson @i.EEYE-BUTToNs slar2e variety Of
rattegilsl selling at zoe.
a daz.u LARGE PALM-BAskE1-s selling Al
-. lass season tl,y sold Il Sl.75.
3a.4en TURKEY-MORoCCO AiBJh Ny "a
~; he holiday price VIE $3.50.
- dosen nOY.' KNIVES ~ Doc. iali sizesl.
An .mneuse stock Of POCKET CUT Ehl al
hoftoin price, from the celebrated English n'ahef
Hoazsrs, Lee. Baker, Bodcn, Sc A. well a. eh"ie'
lailerl, from he best Ccrnlan maker.
You are ~, % get yorr moneys WORTH e'ef'
time n sihfENN'
mills 500 Broad street.
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| Fowler In the chair--aud resumed the con-
sideration OF the bill tO create the office OF
general commissioner of sales for the seye-
raj counties and cities In the state.
The amendment offered by Mr.. Graves,
requiring the circuit judges tn appoint the
commissioners OF the counties and corpo-
r,tions In their respective circuits, which
was pending when the chair was vacated at
O'Clock, was voted down.
After that various amendments were Of
iered and motions made, all of which were
appropriately disposed Of, when Mr.. stu
ant. rising 10 q question OF privilege, offer
ed the following resolution:
ReSoiced BY the House Of Delegates,
That a committee Of five he appointed TO
investigate and report TO this House how
and by whom Houae bin No. =. ~ reported
by the Committee for Courts OF Justice.
was distracted from the fileA ~ the House.
and bill not reported by sah committee
and differing from the reported bul snbsti-
tuted in it, place.
Said committee shall have power TO send
for papers ard persons, and nily sit during
the session Of the Housc.
Mr.. stuart In few remarks, clearly
demonstrated the necessity for the action
provided in his resolution.
Mr.. Hamilton moved to pas the resoirl-
ton by until II O'Clock to-day, which was
lost on the first vote, butVupon II recon-
ton was agreed 10.
The resolution lies over lmril ~ o'clock
to-day.
Previous to the Offering OF the resoiu-
ton. and after an amendment offered by
Mr.. Frazier 10 the I'd section had been
acted upon. Mr.. Mayo called the pending
question. which he claimed wa on the en-
grossment Of the bill.
The introduction VI the resolution took
precedence, hut ~ sOon ~ il had been dis
posed OF Mr.. Mayo renewed hi4 cau for the
pending question.
The speaker (Mr. Farr) ruled that the
call was out Of order, on the ground that
only two sections OF the bin had been
amended, and be thought that opportunity
should be- afforded members 10 offer amend
ments to the remaining sections.
From tins ruling DIR. Moyo took IN af-
peal
The Democrats appealed to the Resdjust-
ers in the most earnest manner not 10 re-
sort 10 such revolutionary process 10
crush out the minority.
! Notwithstanding this The House over
ruled the decision oi the Chair, the vote
resulting 81 ayes, - noes.
Mes,rs. Fry and Vaughan were the only
Readia-tcr~ who voted to sustain The
! Chair.
After several motions and points Of or
der had been disposed Of, the main queS.-
| ton was reached and the bill va- ordered
! 10 engros-ment by vote OF ij ayes To =
noes--a strict party vote.
At 1:ij O'Clock this merning the House
/ adjourned.
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~. NICHOLAS FOR ArgTL opens with q c!iarm-
Ing froniispiece picture by Rosins Enmcf, Illus
tratiuy timely little poem by Narv Mspes Dodge,
entitled AN April Giri." "Brigbam. the Cave
Dog" T. an account Of a clever animal that wns
lost 10 the Mammoth Cave ~ Kentucky, but found
his way out after wandering for shfrty-sIx hours
among maze of pitfalls and dark windIu<s.
Mrs. Abby Morton Diaz contributes The Stort OF
Wairr-e Pah and the White Elephant" an tlius-
trated sketch ~ s'amese life. Lord Malspert Of
Hoonshins Castle Il bright cor,cdp Coz essii-
dren, by T.. ;. Brooks II II easy 10 learn, nos di-
cult 10 ge, up, does not require snaaY speaking
character. and bid, fair TO be nopulr With our
younger Thespisns. The vsrarious tegesd Of
" Mr.. Wsaihercock" IL given by % Aunt Fanny"
Barrow. Walter sattcr,ee has drawn foar page
Illustrations Tor rsthstic9i stan szs, calsed
" Lament OF the Cat-Tan.'
Dr. Eyxleston's serial, "The Hooeier School,
Boy and the "RecoiIect tions OF q Drummer
Boy" by Harry ". kieff,r, arc brought, all too
soon. % thtir conclusions Ga stirring and spirited
ins'alInents; and Donald and Dorothy" havc y
grand, good time In their - ffousc Pfc-Nfc.- Tue
illustrated "Norfhcrn Myth stories sr con-
tlnued with the Legend OF The Hoard ~ the
swarthy Elves"
OF Interest % many rsAders viii h Deacon
Green's rcnert on the " "Iiis,or'csl Pi,- With The
NAMES Of The one hundred pri1e-winners and the
long roll II honor. Mary y. Prescott, Naryarrt
johnson, and Margaret Nandryrist are Gmong
hose who contribute poems and sketches, and
there drawings by J. Wells Chanpnsy. Waiter
shiriaw. Addic Lcdyari, J. e.. Francis, snd Josie
McDernoti.
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I YpIA Z. PINKIiAMS

IrB eerc entirely the worst form OF Female
c.mpisin.s SIT ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
r.g.uor. Fhllng and Displacemonis' and the
ean.equent Spinal weaknc.s. and Is particularly
.lsr4.c % the Change Of Life.
Twin 1l.-olye and expel tumors from the uterus
iaaa ,4liy stage u Development Thctendeneyto
.snc.r,.s humors here l. checkodvcry pccdily BY
tu.e.
ID rnove, faininess, hatulcncy, destroys all
era,.ay f.r .dmulanis, and relieve weakno'- Of
r,aen.,h. II ,urcs Bloating, Headache, Mere
,oa. r,o-,ra..on, General Debility, slccplc,.ne-'
Dt-.-.,s. and Indigestion.
T,st s,Gng Of bearing down. caaaing pain
v,i.br aal bacsache, IS always permanently cured
ly .,.t-. = wiz At all times andund-r all ciFcun-
.,aneos aci ia harmony with the laws that govern
fhs c.ra.e -y..cm. For TIE cure Of Kidney Com-
p.,in,. - eithcr sex this Compounds unsurpassed.
LYDIA l.. PINKHAArs VEGETABLE COM
FOUND T. pre,iard at 233 and 235 Western ave
uue. lynn. Nass. Price, 81; -ix bottles for IS.
sent ~ mail IN The form Of pills, a-o ia the form OF
sonc,s on receipt Of price 81 per box for either.
Mr,. rfVJHAA frecly answers all letter. Of in-
qury. sud for pamphlet. Address a. above.
.Reatiga ttis Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA r. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS They cure ConsupatioD-
Bniounc--, and ToTldity Of the Liver. Twenty
nv cent. ~ box. Sold by an druggist.
au 2G-o0d
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s.sCEssR TAKES.

OffIcE or TJfE CiTY ACDlrOR.f
HfCnnotD. VA, March 10, l-e2.
THE LICENSE TAXES OF lss2
have been as-asad aud placed IN this 0sice for tie
laspsegsn of 81 concerned. The assessments VIII
rcnaln IN this cfice gutii
SATURDAY TiK z0TH DAY or MARCH 1852.
TsIg COMMITTEE on FINANCE VIII nee: In
ihe COUNCIL CHAMBER, BFoai street. on
MONDAY AID TUEsDAY THE 27ru ASD 2sTii
OF MARCH.
l,swosn ile h0rrs Il and c'c'ork +. NJ, for the
parDose IL boar:ns and considering appeals from
ssld assssssnept..
An persons concerned will please attend. a. nc
change IN classification or tax viii Afterwards bs
ms,se except by erser u the CITY COUNCIL.
nh Ie-izt J.B, gofsTEk, Auditor.
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The principal attraction oi thr week
.ecni- io Dr. the anction 'ase oi @iprO
triple -lNer-plated ware no" b.'hy con-
Quoted by Mr.. JnO. J.. Laughton, jr.,
auciiouccr. 10 his rooms, No. l2Vi Mlh
street. The salcs hive been attended ~
large Numbers Of Ouf best l'"opie. ana ne
character Of the goods j. such tAat pnr-
cbs.cr. al former salcs beaT willing tcSti,
mony to thrir rtal value. The 'aIe VIII
b. conducted for . few DAY only.
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JA-. NhCDoJ GALLO \. ". household fur
allure. grocsris-. &c
GRUBB. 4 WILJIAM-,4l y. ". trustee s,ie
al brirk dwelling. with grouBd- aiiarh'h-
toathwe.t corner OF Craze aud F0uskee etre's.
APPEReoS q co. L. VI, brick hou-e and lot
On NcRsble street.
JSO r.. LAUGHTON. JH.. IOis (. VI. and . ?.
". continuation ~ ~. >i!c " triIa .ii'er-
Mated
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TIE JUDICIARY MATTER AGAIN DEcIDED-
THE MONrAGrE CLAIM.-In the Court OF
Appeals Yesterday. in the case OF Monta-
guc's administrator rs. Massey, Auditor,
the question Of The judicial term, 20 much
disr,,..ed 81 late. was again under review,
and the court, in an opinion Of great abili-
tv. delivered by Judge Christian, unanl-
mou.lv rcgairmed the principles laid down
In er parte Meredith, 33 Graft, and said
that the question. there decided were no
longer open. This case arose out ot the
claim Of Judge Robert l.. Montague ad-
mini-trator that he was entitled to receive
ont oi the Treasury the difference between
the salary collected by Judge Montague IN
hi. lifetime at 81 900 per annum and $1,000
rer annum, Judge Montague having been
reelected before his time expired according
10 the true construction OF the tonstltu-
ton. The case was argued 10y II. u. POI
lard for appellant.
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WEATHER BARoMETERs ARE As
OLD as MANKIND.
,,yr~s, BREATHING, SUFFERING BARoM-
rrrR~ IN THE KNEES, FEET. AND
SHOULDERS. ALI. SPEAKING WITH
TONGUES or STEEL.
kAYINa :


fhe-, :. coming change in The weather.
..l,,,n nay bones, and baromciers should hang
~, sat.. and not In my nerves snd bones" sa'dS
,silessAD the other day.
r,,v-lcian answered him: IL Will tel You
shs. via remove every Nerve and Bone barc'ne-
,.- ssd take oai the Llmps and Stiffness. II isa
.,,sle ihing, lms no less cficacioas thaa simple.
:, Il OR. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAMo-
,u!r PILLS. They have been tested time and
time Again. and always with satisfactory results
<,-rousness e,uhraecs ucryous weekness. irrits-
,on. sceponaensy. melancholy. and restless dis
.,s.s,,. miserable state Of mind and body indie
.,ih.ne. This preparation Just meets the neces-
,,,.. = voar casc. a. your discssc Is nervous
A..ass.7
rls-. Pills arr all thsi they arr represented 70
d.. .osare guaranteed 90 give satisfaction when
"A A. directed. Remember, they are prepared
.,..,..ly 10 cure Sick Headache, Nervous Head
.,t, pyspop,ic Headache, Neuralgia, Nervous
-, Psraiysis. slecplessnoss, and Dyspepsia, and
,rtftevEE Any CASE.
IA ~ all drugnsts. Price, 30 cents q box.
o.,.t. ,os NORTH EUTAw STREET. BAI.TI-
,,,eg MD. by mail, two boxes for 81. or six
..,,. $3.50, TO any address.
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DIR. {. ". BESSON'S

usss.. DE skin white, soft aud smooth; re-
.... tan and free slcs, and L. the REST TOILET
prresIsG N TIE WORLD. Elcganilypu; u;up,
,., .il,s In one package. consisting Of both IN
..-.lsud external treatment. All hrst-class drug
-l.i. hsye 70. Price. 81 per package.
CHARLES y. CEITTENTON. us Fulton
.-r..t. Nv York city, sole agent for Dr. {. W.
l4n.os'. remedies, TO whom al orders should be-
.i5-e-..4 NH l9-eodlw
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THE IMPERIAL.
~ L. GOODMAN.

- u fN''TIT-H ~
II. IMPERIAL SALOON,
~. Gl7. esrner ~ seventh aud Marshall streeis-
oppp-ite she new Rcgimcntal Arm0ry The pabhc
generally are invited 20 call. Always on hnn' =
CHOICE LIQUORS. WINES, and LAGER
hsiNS. fkEELBNCH every day. IMPORTED
LiGiH At = CENTS GLASS. nh 2--eod2wN
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
de Atlantic States. warmer and generally
fair weather, lower barometer, and south
west 10 northwest winds.
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HoRsYoAD's AcTD PHOSPHATE for indl-
gestion, General Debility, etc. Pamphlet
free. Rumiord Chemical Works, Prcyi.
denec, II. !.
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Personals and BYiefs.
The Governor has returned 10 the city.

The Governor has returned to the city.
JUDGE John Z. O'Fcrrall, OF Rcedng'
ham county, il in the city.
II IL estimated that il the Re5dl luSter bill
becomes a law the Office Of general com
missioner Of sales for Richmond viii be
worth from 5000 10 100000 per annum,
according n there are Saes OF railroads
and other great properties to BE- made
under order oi court.
In the General appropriation bill there Is
an item OF sio,57j.92 for engraving ana
printing bonds under the McCusiouch
bin. Also. an item Of s2j0 each for legal
services rendered by Judge W. W. Erump
and X. u. Ward, E-q.. and 900 TO Judge
". +. Robertson. Also, Tor funding DEBT
under the Riddleberger bill, 10000.
Some members OF the House threaten 10
" designate" the railroad lobbyists II they
are peetcred with them ~ the senate was.
The bin 10 elect a Police Judge for Rich
mord has never been endorsed hy The Re
adiustor caucus.
The Richmond and Alleghany railroad,
on Wednesday night, laid their track on the
south bank of the BASIN, about nity ieet
from Halls foundry-wall, and VIII thence
extend II on towards the dock. The city''
rock-cru-hing machine viii ~ given a new
location.
wednesday night was the coldcst bat
one this month. the thermometer reading
2g5 NJ sunrise yesterday morning. There
WIS frost and a thin crust OF ice IN exposed
localitic.. Peach-trccs are in bloom, but
II {. boped. that the shght freeze has not in-
jurcd the fruit.
Tho sidney Grays Company D) attended
Contain ,John :. Wi-eis lecture on the
=. Hatile of New Market" "wednesday nighI
Al Mozart Hall In full-dre~s uniform. They
modc a very neat and handsome appear
ancc in their gray uniforms and new nell
nets. which they wore for thu iirrf time.
The Yirginia Cmb had stylish reeep-
tion last night 40 their clubhouse, corner
Adam and Lcigh .treets. ~ which there
were q number % prominent col"s'a It.
cislators ami others present.
The North american Rer'ar, containing
senator Riddleberger'- article Oh Bour-
boui.m in Virginia. j. at htnd nom Z. +.
| Johnston.
About $50 0r 900 eXcrsionlst- from
New England arrived here yesterday.
Match race al the Fair-Ground- to-day ~
3:1j Z. VI.
- PREM tDi kT bl sNfirNts-s aii'-i
IS. Massey. Auditor. Rule for mdofdm"'
made absolute. Judge Christian delivering
the opinion. Judge Burk- not sitting IL
/ thi- c,Sc.
>nblc;, Il Gary rs Wood. From th'
! Circuit Court - The county oi Fiuyanna
Affirmed. judge Anderson delivering th'
opinion.
Thoma, u.s.. Davidson. Ffoia the Cir
cnit Court ~ the city oi Richmond. AZ
Grmed. jude StapLes .ncring the opin
ion. ,,.,
@undcrlin rs. Baxter. From The Circni
Court 0f Norfolk city. Affirmed, Judg'
Burk. delivering the opinion.
pace. a~>ignee. Ue. FIckliE's "NeeuiriN
From tho circuit Court OF the town o.
Danyille. Appeal dismissed. 5udg" staple
delivering ihe opinion.
Vest, &c. rs. Camm and as. rom tn'
Circuit, Court u the comfy Oi Meeklen
burg. Affirmed, judge Christian denver
inc the opinion.
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