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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

yoREsr ytRrs--APPOrNTMENT OF couNii
cIyRK-xEErrNG or ALBENAELE OAR
MEETING OF MAHoyErTEs-CoLDw WEATHER.
fCorrospondencc OF the Richmond Dispa'cn.I
MARCH -, 1888.
The fires In the Ragged mountains inc
early part OF the week extended nca, 70 .nO
University, and swept across thc oDscl.s
tory mountain. The buildings re,cn'l.
erected there were saved by bring icayes
against them. Quite quantity oil lenc-
ing was destroyed. The appearance OF Tue
fire from high points in Charlotiesyllic "a'
grand.
The Judge Of the County Court has ap-
pointed III. ID. Burnley, Esq, recently Dep
uty clerk to Major Goss. as clerk TO hil inc
position until the ist OF June. The eiec-
ton Will take place In May. -,
A meeting OF the Albemarle Bar was nelu
on Tuesday, and appropriate RESOLUTIONS
adopted relative to the death OF Ma!oi
GOss.
The Charlottesville Baptist sunday
school has formally adopted the cornet 10
assist in IT. musical exercises.
On Tuesday last the Coalition forces mel
here 10 arrange for the spring cainpaiSn'
The outcome Of the meeting was. we learn,
that a convention hoNli " '"h'N ~ -"
pleasure OF the respective cbaiInien OF tne
Two wings TO nominate candidates. We
had honcd that the spring elections would
be uncontesrod. but the CoaliiioniNis sec III
10 "hanker" after being beaten, whieh
will unque,tionably result. The objective
point with them seems 10 be the treasur-
crship. Our present county treasurer
has rs good, IL not the best. record III thc
State. as far rs the administration OF hi-
office il concerned. Added 10 this iac; ar
two others. e.. he j. popular with the
PEOPLE, and the best electioneer we even
| saw.
The weather has been intensely cold iol
several DAYS lee one inch thick was form
ed last NIGHT. The unprotected wheat
fields. which are backward, are suffering
from the freezes. II looks more like De-
cember than March. ,,
Marshall Beck, pupil at the Miller
School, while searching for leak IN The
eas-pipe. was severely burned by IN eX
pIosion OF "a. which had collected in
| close place under counter. His injuries
are not serious. orr.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY
SHIP, ETC.

SHIP, Etc.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH -. 1883.
Yesterday was court-day. \. J. Price
was tried, convicted. fined Sl92.50, and sent
TO iail Tor one day. Pric" WIS formerly
postmaster at Nehcrrin. aud was succeeded
by George Oliver, appointed a few days
ago.
Mr.. Edgar Allan, Of your city, las re-
signed the position 0i Commonwcalth's
attorney Of thi> county. The impression
here seems go he that W. G.. Forbes, OF
your city. will succeed Mr.. Allan, or rather
Hon. i. W. Mckinney. who was appointed
10 fiji the uueXpired term OF Mr.. Allan.
Mr.. Forbes is well known aud very popu-
iar here.
The wheat is looking remarkably well in
this section.
hear the Town Council viii soon issue
the bonds for the 10000 voted by the citl-
Gems last spring to the Farmyile and Staun-
ton-Riycr railroad, and IT i expected that
work on this road will soon begin. Major
Nenahle. the president. i certainly doing
his full duty in the matter.
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RRiINSWICK COUNTY.
TO Eg TRIED AGAIS FOR MS IIFE-TnIAL OF

TO EE TRIED AGAIN FOR MS IIFE-TRIAL or
YOUTHFUL RUTHs-TrE WEATHER, ETC.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.I
WAQrA, March 81, 1889.
The trial Of Isaac Booth, c0lored mis-
crcauf. for the murder OF hi- infant son in
last April, comes of on Monday next ut
LawrencevIIle. The proof is Of strong.
though circumstancial. nature; and it will
be remembered that be was ut a previous
trial sentenced to death, got n writ OF Sr-
DerscdeGS from the Court OF Appeals, and
new cones before Us again TO be tried Tor
his lie.
The trial also Of two poor little girls who
afc accused Of the larceny Of cotton from
a field which Ind been picked over closely.
and abandoned rs useless, comes up in al
If, thrilling magnitude and importance be-
fore our august RCddiustCr Judge. The
cirl. entered the field when notified by q
partner oi the prosecutor that the cattle
might be turned out IS the field was picked,
The fodder fenced. and no damage could
be sustained. They cleaned the yellow cot
ton like Ruth. Lut. Unlike her. they had
dealings with no bcnignant BOaz, rs the
coming trial will PLAINLY attest. ! have
spoken more at length Of this matter than
il nav seem 10 merit, but when the reader
learns that the cnoFmity with which they
are charged consist. in tic larceny OF, on the
one part, one pound Of seed cotton.
valued at three cent, and on the
other OF ten pounds, valued at thirty cents,
they will agree that it is y ease 80 remark
able in H. significance that II !, worthy OF
perpctual conmcmoTatiOn on the calendar
OF our judicial records. II there are viz
Tins worthy Of our solau's steel; Ii the
cleaning OF or useless fields lie larceny,
and the gathering OF three cents worth Of
decayed cotton a crime TO fire our LEGAL
hearts and wake the dlrtful vengeance OF
the law, then God help irginiI.
Farmers are backward in their prepare
ton, for another crop, and ii the wca.htr
remains uniayorable il may scnsibly affect
the agricultural interests OF this section.
We have been overlooked by Professor
Wiggiu,'s tornado, and were not at all
hurt by the slight: on the contrary, like
Bruce. when the Abyssnian King con-
tcmntuou,ly refused to honor him by de
CAPTIVATING him at his Wiic's funeral. we
were much obliged to his Maic-ty for the
insult.
Political pots are boiling furiou>N. We
have a negro in the field for commissioner
Of the revenue. low do the Rcidiusicr>
like tbatI PDiLo.
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DANVUIE.

ERROR or NE WlRE-1iiE DEMOCRATIC cox
vKErOY AND TIE PROsPECT-sAIE or
IAND-DKATH OF MRS. TAYLoH--KnLED
Bv 4 MULE-PERSONAIs.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MARCH -, 3.
! intended "a say that Messrs. Kinney
Brothers had $4,000 worth of tobacco
(smokcrsl in their factory, and not
smoked
The Democratic Convention for thc
county meets at Chatham on the 18th Of
April, and there Ii good reason for be.
licyiug that the Democrats and Democratic
ReadIusters will stand by the nominees OF
that convention. j venture to say, how.
ever, That full vote will not he polcd by
either party unless some considerable s,iI
be made.
A tract Of land OF about 100 acres was
sold at auction near Ringgod q few DAYS
ago for S7.6j per acre.
Mrs. Taylor, wife Of Rev. Read TAYLOR.
OF Henry county, and sister Of Mrs. II. ID.
Haymore, died at the house OF Or. Read,
her uncle. in Henry county, the latter part
OF last week. Rev. Mr.. Ilaymore, who
was here when ho heard of her death. SET
out immedia' ely for Henry county.
A son OF MT. Haywood Stone, near Cas-
cade, about ten years Of age, was killed by
beng dragged by mule few days ago.
While he was mounted on the mule some
one struck the animal with piece Of plank,
and as he was running of the little boy
fell, became cntangled in the harness which
INC mule had on. and was 50 injured by
being dragged along that he died In an
hour or two.
Bishop G.. G. Pcnck conducted services
~ the Episcopal church last night.
MAJOR John Ii. Anderson. OF Ringgold,
was taken with something like vertigo the
first part OF this week. and has been quite
iii ut the house OF Captain w. l.. Clark,
bat is reported better this morning.
ALFHA.
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The Democrats made 4 manly and noble
fght-just as the southern people did for
the S,ates-rights principles in which they
were cducatcd-to accomplish Il settlement
OF the debt question up0n terms honorable
70 the state and just to the creditors. and
after having been twice driven to lower
their flag in defeat. they are no more de-
serving OF conSurc for declining 70 invite
another defeat than are the veterans Of Lee
for failing to make 4 hopeless assault to
break the lines that closed around them at
AppomattoX.- C!orLe Courier.
The recent decision OF The supreme
Court OF the United States, sustaining to
all intents and purposes the constitution
alty OF the Riddebereer bill, settles def
nitcly and forever the debt question as Il
factor in politics, and relegate' it to the
background, from which it viii never again
emerge. EdTmuWe Journal.
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Political Points.

\ correspondent Of the Pittsburgh Com-
,oecc;ol G0zct6 writes from Washington
that material changes are fOreshadoWed in
The organization OF the Republican party
in PennsylyanIa. that the younger men
will be brought 10 the front and given tue
oppoItunity long denied them OF Obtain
ing political distinctions.
The Boston Journal reporters have been
lopking over the Auditors papers 1t the
ctate-houSe and find that Governor But
le,'s practice Is not in keeping with his
professions OF economy. The voucher,
Show that the State is paying 9t tie rate OF
81. $40 for Governor Buffers clerks aud
messengers, where his Republican predc-
cessors expended only 5000 a year. Gov
ernor Longs expenditures from May.
1882. until his term expired were at the
rate Of Sl,l00.
Saw, the Chicago Times: Some New York
papers arise in their wrath because the As
semblv OF that State at Albany the other
dav decided a contested-clcction case on a
partisan vote. Not one OF these ylrtuous
purists has had word TO remark about the
Cook-Cutt- contested seat In the late Con-
grcss. 4 Republican majority kept q
Democrat out Of his place until the last day
Of the session, and then declared that Il
Republican. whose voting quaii.ie, they
had until that moment retained, was never
entitled to his seat.
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Progress I'm the Rural Disfricfs Oh
VIRGINIA.


From the state Missionary, neatly :
printed little paper Just issued by the coz
responding secretary OF the Baptist state
Mission Board. and which Is replefe WIN
valuable data bearing In The nom upo"
mission work, we take the following ih'er-
esting figures touching the States matefial
progress:
"Thosc who travel on our railroads, say ;
the MsSionary see something OF the pro
eress OF Virginia In her towns ana III iei
mineral and manufacturing districts. Du.
many do not know that during the iasl
cens,rs decade there has been an increase
of 1.CSg. S.4 acres in her farm lands, ma
king the total number OF acres now IN our
forms 10. s9j.7 1856. valued at s2lG,O2S,l 0l,
HAVING ON them farming implements ana
machinery valued at SJ,40j.ll4. showing
an increase in ten years In the 'aiue VI
farm lands Of S3.00T,262. and in inl'ie-
mcnts and machinery Of s5Il,OlS. COM
pared with 1870, there was an increase III
isS0 i'm orr farm products OF ll,a'o,fo'
bushels corn: A2T.3S1 bushels wheat W.
900 bushel. buckwheat; 122.9l3 bu,heis
Irish POTATOES; 1,03j,GS9 bushels sWee e
pota,oes: l9,4i2 bales cotton; s,'3'-
tons bay: 42,9O2,5O pounds &c, tGD az
co; $4,000 pounds wool; f,49i ,6oi
hounds butter. In live stock. 700, 100,
there was similar improvement IN looo
over 1870. There was an increase in horses
OF G5,9S9; mules, G,C9j; WORKING oxen
s. 722: milch-cows, 5i,500; other cal n6,
Iil.i39; sheep, l27,14t: hogs ISL 80.
In 1870 there were 73,sl0 farms III "
ginia: in 1850 there were llS,5i'-an IN
crease OF 4l.GGS farms. These figures 10
not include the tens OF thousands OF pew
farm dwellings and farm-houses erecied'
nor the betterments TO old ones.
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Ir. Bepiamin and she English Bar.

lirom the London Time.
The following letters will be read with
pleasure. not only by the immediate friends
OF Sir. Bcnjamin, but also by all those who
are acquainted with the circumstances M
der which that distinguished lawyer came
TO this country. and with the manner in
which he was received into the ranks oi the
English bar:
NEW CoUHT, TEMPLE. February %.
Nv Dear Benjamin: hay; before me Il
document signed by almost every leading
member oil the English bar, the contents
Of which am requested to convey 70 you.
These old friends OF your, are ANXIOUS
That YOU should afford them collectively an
opportunity Of showing their friendship
! toward you, aud they trust You will con-
sent TO be their guest on some occasion
convenient 10 youtsclf.
hope you will understand their reasons
for desiring tins TO meet you. We do not
forget how you came some seventeen years
ago 4 stranger among H.. We offered you
then no insincerc welcome, and in return
YOU have always during those years Of your
I sojourn with Us supported the honor and
position Of our profession. and have added
much 10 the public estimation In which we
are held.
And 30 now, when you leave us, your
/ old associates are anxious 10 show and 10
| tell you how much they valued the friend
! ehip they know that even now they have
no' lost. am, my dear Benjamin, yours
most truly. HENRY JANIS.
II Avenue De JENA, PARIS, March !.
Ny Dear Att0ney-Gencral: | hardly
! know how 10 express the emotions with
which / read Your letter OF Yesterday. |
| trust can appreciate u il deserves SO flat
( tering testimonial 10 my professional CT
roe- emanaiing from the leading members
OF the English bar, and it is an honor OF
which ] shall ever bc proud. But | am
more deeply touched by the assurance that
/ / am personally held In such high regard
4 by my brethren m the profession a. 10 re-
/ ceiyc the assurance OF their desire that |
should still be considered by them all rs n
/ friend whose sympathics are to survive the
severance Of our professional relations.
How heartily respond 10 this desire it
surely j. not necessary To- express.
/ have not the courage 10 decline the
Offer OF which You have 20 kindly made
yourself the intermediary. The state OF
my health, however, Is such that il is in-
possible for ms now 10 name 4 date at
which could be present in London; but
as the season advances and the weather be-
comes more prOpitjous, | have strong hopes
OF being able TO pass few weeks in Lon
don, and ii so, will then appoint some
day convenient 10 my friends for their col
I lectiyc farewell.
remain, my dear James, yours very
sincerely, j. L. BENJAMIN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
rrGRAND SPRING OPENING

-.~er~--~~~S--~~-~
eJr GRAND SPRING OPENING
WHITE GOODS. DRESS GOODS, LAcEs, ETC.,
LEVY. DAVIS & DBAkEs'
fame cessors 10 Levy Brothers.
1917 AID 1919 MATS STREET.
rio tori Il now In and opened for inspcc'o"'
Tho assortment IN every department. Is co'"p'''o'
GOOD PRINTS ut aud 6lc.a yard'
xtrN,s YELLING at 12Ec. yard;
LACE STRIPED MUSLIN at loc. !ar'-'''
quality usually sold nj zoe
r,-rpy DESCRIPTION OF LACE Now USED.
rlegantLACE COLLARS and FlcHCsi
DECORATED CHAIR-TIDiEs.
,,,'oct,, bargains I'm DRESS G1NGiihh'
HANDBAGS in every price and s'y'ei
JERSEYS, all sizes and In all grades'
BE sure 10 look at our stock OF
SUMNER SILKS,
which Oiltfs1- U-Nii i"t 'N'f'
TOWELS! TOWELS. TOWELS!
bargains in TOWELS at $50 dozen;
B,rzains in TOWELS at 20 dozen;
bargains IN TOWELS ut SO a dozen;
Bargains In TOWELS NJ si.75 dozen.
BEST BiRGAINs ~ TOWELS EVER Of
FEHED.
Our new stock Is by flr the mo-t complete We
have ever offered.
Weask you TO call ~
1917 AND 1919 NAIS sTRTET,
and see that we are prepared 10 offer you The very
BEST GOODS At LOWEST PRICES.
LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
(Succe--oT- 10 levy Brothers.
mh22 IOl7and 1919 Main street.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS FULL As
sORTME&T or
NEW SPRING GOODS.

Every department Is in a brilliant state. ready
for the coming season. Among the specialtos we
offer hi, wees arc
80 dozen LACE TIES and FICHCs' All pare SIX
AT Zoe. for ole lot and 20c. for aH0.her-a little
less than one third their value:
lois Of WHITE IACE> two 90 three inches IN
wldth-one lot at Sc. and the other at l2He. a
ylrd-Iaihcr los Than one half sheir yalue'
lot ofEEAL LACE COLLARS at sl.oO, cost
upwards of 50 10 import;
25 dozen LADIES SHIRTS IT 42c.--those goods
are Of Androscocgln Muslin, with 0-inch Cam
bric frill and mine iucki:.
\ large stock Of LADIES' CNDERGARMENie
IN new and elegant designs 90 less than manu-
flctIrcrs' prices;
New designs Ia FLANNEL sUiTlNGS at CSC. o
yard:
50 dozen LADIES BALBBIGGAN HOSE-full'
REGULAR made. ana .ilk clocking-at 25c. pair.
REGULAR price 37c
1 case MARSEHLES QUILTS at s2.3J. The
guilty centrally sold atef;
/ lot Of 2jO gross BUTTONS, assorted ,ylc- and
sizes. 20 &c. "a dozen-most Of ills lot is worth
from 20 10 3Jc dozen.
We are aI.o In receipt of upwards Of $4,000
worth Of SILK GOODS. among which may DE
found many special bargain. Vocal attention.
COLORlD ALL-SiLK OTTONTANS ~ 1928;
SATIN RlfADAATAS AZ 9Jc.;
2i-INCU BLACK GEoS.GRAlN SILK at $3.50,
valued at over i2.75:
2t-INCH BLACK SATIN RHADANiAS al Sl.75'
original cost being 80
10 pieces good quality BLACK GROs-GRAlN
SILK n 55c. yard, general value being up
wards If Soc;
CREPE NUNS YELLING. ~ inches Wide. In al
the yariou. new shades. az 6Oc.;
ALBAIROSs CLOllI. IL inches wide ~ Gle.
general value being 50 10 90c.;
A,.O. an extensive stock of CHINA MATING
IN the various new designs, among them a
good FANCY MATING AZ zoe. yard
We also offer large and special purchase IN
REAL LACES and REAL LACE Goods;
IRISH POINTS and LACEs of every description
fmh lS-Su,Tu.WSFl
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Couldn't SPEAK ABOVE 4 WHISPER. r.
This vas Captain llarding's experience
after exposure in 4 violent storm of the
Cane OF Good Hope. Inflammation settled
in ms throat. and Tor awhile # seemed d
ii he would die Of diphtheria. A. the
Captain never goes to sen without a supply
Of Perry DayiS's Pain-Killer, he knew just
what to do. \ dose Of il gave him imme-
diatc relief.
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DEAYIlH.

Died. March 81. 1888. after lingering ilnc--,
Mr. HARRIET \. MARSH. relct Of the latc
Solomon n. Marsh: aged scyenty-0nc years.
The funeral VII take place from her latc rest
drnce. NJ. lO2 wc,t Clay street, THIS ttri-
dlyl MORNING. pa infant q ! c'clO"k. The
iricrds Of The family are respectfully Invited To
attend.
lied. I'm this city. Mach god. a. 7:l5 \. ". at
tie residence rf her brother. Or. J. Hall Moore.
MAGGIE j., daughter of Mary VI. and The Late
james Moore, of Arlington. ID. &.
Funeral services al the Gracc-etrcot Prc,hytc-
riln church lr. Roc '>l~ArURDAN the 2ith. al
4P.M F-ieud- of the family invited q attend. A.
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Rhode Island VIII elect her Governor on
the first Wednesday in April-the 18th day.
So the campaign will be short. Rogistra.
ton takes place In that State four months
before the election; consequently Mr..
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reT SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY
SALE OF
$50 ROLLS NEW CHINA MATING.
JULIUS MEYER ( SONS,
COL AND Coz BROAD STREET

Having purchased very largely at the recent great
Mating sale IN New York city, AZ unusually low
prices, we are enabled 10 sell
80 rolls GOOD WHITE MATING az sl.jO per
roll Of 0 yards, or II g. per yard;
so rolls EXTRA RED-CiIECK MATING II
lie, regular value 2jc.;
$50 roll SUPERIOR QUALITY FANCY NAT
TING ai zoe, regularly worth Soc;
80 rolls FANCY CHECK MATING at I2c.;
- rolls VERY BEST FANCY MATING nj %
and Zoe.
This f. undoubtedly The cheapest lot Of NAT
TlNGS ever offered I'm tins city, and ~ viii pay
you TO look at them before purchasing elsewhere.
PAEAsOLS. PARASOL., PARAsOLs.
GRAND OPENING OF
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES.
TIE LANGTRI, TIE PATTI, THE ELITE
in an the new shades Crushed strawberry,
Cardinal Cream, &c.-from - % SO;
We show u hlncs1mc lac of OW-PRiCED
PARAsOLS;
We oirera nice LINED ROCiDE-sIlh PARA
sol -;
Handsome LINED MoiRE-slLK PAEASoL,
$3.50.
We show larger Fine than over before, and
prices correspondinely low.
DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.
IMMENSE STOCk, BEAUTIFUL NOYELTIES,
SPECIAL PRICES.
ALL THE NEW FABRICS, ALL TIE NEW
COMBINATIONS,
ALL THE NEW SHADES.
ALBATBOS>, JERSEY, BENGAIINr. ana
RAIA CLOTHS;
NUNS YELLING. FOULES, &C.. in thc new
shades Of Crushed strawberry, Te,TL-C otta,
shrimp Pink, Robin Egg. Cr,y,t Electric
Bluc. Cadet Gray. Modes, Tan. 6c.;
SHEPHERDS PLAlDS In all colors aud c0mbi-
nations;
special bargains in two Eases MLCMINA1ED
ALBATBOSS CLOTHS. nearly sn woOl-ucw
spTine shades-at I4c. worth 25c.;
90 piece, SHEPHERDS PLAIDs, nearly al
wool, at ljc.;
rs pieces OTTOMAN STRIPES. spIlng shade, at
lie;
~ pieces DOCBLE-WlDrW CASHNERES all
shade, a. 15c. JULIUS MEYER son,
NH Heed 6Ol and COS Broad street.
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spRAour win lose many votes he would or
might have got II It had been known In
December last that he would be candi-
date for Governor. Rhode Island pays her
Governor ono thousand dollars year, and
her LEGISLATORS one dollar day.
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FATAL BURNING or A LITTLE Girl.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
MARCH II. 1883.
Yesterday afternoon. while Mary Wood
folk. daughter Of John Woodiolk. was
PLAYING with her companions in the kitchen
Of Woodfolk's house, her clothes accident
ally took fire. and before aid could be given
she was burned in horrible manner. Up
10 late hour this afternoon your CORE
sOondent could not oct at the. exact facts,
but the following can be relied upon: The
eldest daughter Of Woodfolk had cooked
breakfast and finished her housework, aud
prepared TO 20 TO school. She, to keepthe
children out OF mischief. sent them up
stairs. putting out the fire In the kitchen
stove. She then started Tor school. \ short
while after the children came down
in the kitchen and started the Ere.
and commenced 20 have cooking
party. While they were rompiug around
the room the clothes OF Mary caught fire
how it is not known, lut ii is supposed she
passed too near The crate Of the stove. She
was very badly burned before any one
reached her. Or. IlorndOn was summoned,
and did what he could 20 relieve her, but
the bum proved fatal. She died this morn-
ing about . O'Clock. CHATHAM.
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A Michigan boy ATE bar Of soap, drank
lot of soda water, and went to bed to cure
his cold. The doctor had hard time TO
pull him through, but the boy now says
tho next time he catches cold hs viii use
DIR. BULBS Cough syrup.
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Our Nottoway correspondent Y shall
hear from us as soon as we can hnd time
TO discuss the question he has raised or
rather revived.
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iioRsFORDs ACID PHOSPHATE Is an appe-
tizer; II Stimulates tho stomach TO renewed
activity, and in many ways tones up and
,nyigoratos tho whole system.
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10 Me Ediior OF The Dis0aich /:

cannot imagine that anything would
give our people and those Of the South
generally more genuine pleasure than q re-
production in the Dispatch Of he enclosed
Gin about Nh. Hcniamin
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on tie lst Of March. 1883, II the re-
silence oc Nj. Elijah Davis, the brides ftthcr. In
Henry =. GARRETT and Miss RCSELLA
DAVIS.
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We have The Southern Planter for April,
Coloncl W. c. KNIGHT. editor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23

NOTlCE.-TIIE MEMBERS OF OLD
y DOMINION COUNCIL. No. 3iG, 4. f.. Of
~, are requested 70 attend regular meeting ~
their Council On THIS (trid1Y EVENING 80 a.
O'Clock at Druids' Han, corner seventeenth and
Main. Members viii come prepared Id pay a.
se,smcrt No. 81 and quarterly dues.
By order Of the Commander.
JAMES T.. BtDDICK,
NH O3-ffH t.CrTntlrV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23

LEVY. DAVIS & DRAKE,
(Succe-sor- 20 tcvy Brothers.
mh22 1917 and 1919 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-03-23

ERROR or NE WlRE-TiE DEMOCRATIC con-
vKNrl0N AND TIE PROSPECT-sALE or
LAND-DEATH OF MRS. TAYLOE--KILLED
Br 4 MULE-PERSONAIS.