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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
RAILROAD LgSES

e. ~ 5:..; So, 49,:
NHFSAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
I WAYS HEDULEiN EFFECT OCTOBER
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e.2oA.N. Fer Newport News. Old Point Com
fort. aud Nori0lh. Daily except ~uu-
day. Only three hours and twenty-
nVD minute Eichm1ntt1 Nori1lt.
o.G5 \. VI. FOral station, aud LcNiugi ., h'n
Ioui-fl be-. aud Cincinnati. MAJ eN-
cert sunday. OuisSc.t line @ Lex
ugnn. W.. masking close conntr-
tOu- ril stanton.
395 L. VI. Charoucevilir1 ec0mmodu zion luiN- .
edn daily, except sunday stops ~
945v.M. v"r Ncwr6rt's New. on Point and
Narfll,. Esprc - except sunday.
e:.5 p. H. ~ roui.yiIlc, and Cncnnaf: con- con-
wt.f. and Southwest. Vast expire
daily. Dnc. not stop for local hu
mes. Fullnun slccp'ng-cars RirH-
mond To- Cincinnati AMI Washington
anI Charlotte vie q" Louisville
ARRIVE RICUNOND.
$50 An. From Charlottesville except sunday.
ll.3Jh. NJ From Norfolk, Old Point. and New
port Ncws, except sunday.
3.25 p. NJ. From Louisville. tincinn,ii. and all
local points except SUNDAY.
oI5P.M. FROM Norfolk eyccpt sunday. From
Old Point aad Newport's New. daily.
915P. VI. From Louisville ami Cincinnati.
Fast express. daily.
sunday Excursion 10 Ncwports Ncw ana '1
Point will leave Richmond : \. NJ, ana arrive "a
Richmond els =. VI. returning.
Depot: seventeenth aud broad sT*N'
Tlckct-Oniccs: 1000 Main street aud Che'a'
PeaSe anu O'''0 halfway II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
{. ". SMITH. e. nefal Manager. &C II
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CARPETS, OiL-CLOTHs. &c.

CARPETS AND OiL-CLOTHs.- ST. have
y Jasi Ieeeiyed ny fall stock Of goods. CAR.
aud .IiOLL ANDS, and CoRNICES ana POLLS
LACE and DAMAsK CURTAINS. PAPER.
low price.
All orders promptly attended TO.
A. JENNINGS.
1911 east Main street.
oe s'Zm Richmond, Va,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
Borsford's gread FERMENTATION.
GREATEST IyPIoypuFvr WIN mann

Professor Rodney WEIGH, OF IIahneman
College. Chicago, says: "'rhe greatest i'm.
provement ever made in raising bread WITH
ort The use OF yeast IL the process OF Pro-
fessor Honiord.v
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
By turman Tupper,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctl0netr'
lOlG Main street.

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF 145 FEET o.,
GROtlNp, WITH iNPR pVENENrS on
TUrpTfr m BFTWEEN Il AND SHEETS
AND ALSO or FIVE ACRES OF AND; WITH
IMPROVEMENTS. ON THE NtWBklp,t
DoAi,. ADJOINING the EASTERN LINil :
oF TUt ClTY-Wv virtue of a cert iu deed OF
trust. ., ecuirl by Lewis hqabo 10 ihe nder-ifnr'
n. rustic. dated 3Uth june, lsS.l. ana rec'rh 81
IN IIsuriro County Court. pcci-Bnob 10, igc
ia Ia ,cculc he payment oi certain noe
Herein mentioned. aud default hfying been nLi'
o. H. Payment. ard be ne cqir-ic 'o ,nl3 ny IN"
IoIdgr OF The some. win sob. on the premisc-' on
MONDAY. OCTOBER y. lsSi.'
at 4 o.r'ofk -. VI .thc above rcterrc 10 PROPER
~ more folly eel s1rrh in tllo dcei aiore.iul.
TTPNS: Cash ae To- cNp'nsci Or safe and f34N;
also. - 4 -, wi h one yclr's Interest on -1mr
i,st,n,r "a .u,l t,ruqt.v viii De announced a. sale.
FURMAN TUPPtR,
.ora 1r-fno
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

TRUSTEE'> SALE OF LOT OF SIXTY
4 FEET FRONT ON CHERRY STREET
NEAR TIt. CANAL.-By virtue Of a del Of
trust dated BON september, 1850. recorded Ia
citk's Office Richmond thau'c Court, Dee 1.
Book 80 u, page 9S3, default having been mad,
IN the payment Of the note scared therrBv, an 4
being required by the note-hoider 10 do so I VIII
sell at the onice of turman Upper. 1915 Main
street at , o'clOCk I. VI. Oh
TUESDAY, DIST INSTANT,
the PROPERTY above described. IL bein- IN.
residue Of Lot 80 In the plan OF Bryidere,n vet
subject a. The dret.
TERMS: Cash - to Cxpclscs Of sale and amOuat
dnc on note; balance on such terms ~ The DRIVES
Of the note or IN HI, failure 10 do ~, the trustee
NAV prescribe. THOMAS g.. JACKSON.
oc H-lut Substituted Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
baseball Yesterday

New York New York league, s; Me-
tropolitan, 0.
Boston: Cincinnati, 5; Boston (Leaguc),
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
ACTION sA,.r,-rn,. n,x.
y oua'le, iiccardy.
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonec-.,
1919 Vain stree,-

COMMISSIONERS SALE AT HEN.
u RICO COUNTY Couur HOUSE on SkT-
uRph,,osoI u. 1854. al O'CLOCK
AND HEAviI.y-TIMBFRED LAM HRoiir
TltTEEN hILfs BELOW TnE ClrY or
Rlt IIMoNp, ADJOINING TtIF. GREW FARM
AND TIE 1tRkEl-iSLAND TRACT, Tn pur-
sesrre OF decree entered on the 81 sy of jane.
1854. in INC snit OF Patton. &c.. ps Crew, trus-
tee. &c. IN Tue y lncerY Court ut the civ %
ni,bmnnd, The under iened will odsr for al, "A,
llerrico county, cnu' i-hpusr On day move mention
al the FRofEt Y abovc-icscrihcG. the lnproye-
menis on INC place are only moderate. bul can 10
put M order ~ no great cost A norton OF the
iaTm Is trst-class land. aud the other portion 4.
very heavily unhtrcd, and will cut very large
quantity or lulnhrr and cori-wood, The atten.
tiun ~ parlles desiring such land T. requested.
TERMS; on" fonrih cash residue at six twelve,
end drhr'n months, the purcaascr 20 give me-
gntiahle noioi. with PER cent. interest ADDED.
and The tile 10 Do retained uutil The entire par
einfe-money Is paid and conycysnre orle 'e1 by
tie Court. HENRY -. CANNON.
special Commissioner.
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Infp Wpafnpr HcDnrf.

fsrc ial telegram 70 the Dspliehl
WASHINGTON. October IS-l:30 4. NJ
For the Middle Atlantic States, fair wealth
or, except preceded in the northern por-
tion by occasional very light local rains and
partly cloudy weather. variable winds.
generally northwesterly, Slight fi'l in tenn
pcynture in northern portion, nearly Sta
tlOnary temperature in southern portion.
For the South Atlantic States, fair
weather. variable winds. generally wes.cg-
~, nearly stationary temperature.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
comfortable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q 4. NJ, 81;
Q A. NJ. CT; noon. 81; 3 z. W., IS; 8 T..
81. II; midnight, GO.
Mean temperature, 60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

PATTON, pY. &C., PLAISrIFF. AGAiVr CREWS
TRUSTEES 1T AIS. DEFEHDAyr-tS rftr
CnANCfEN ,othr or rHg CITY ~ RTcHltOND:
7. benjamin u. Berry, clerk ~ sud court. GER
tify tbat he bond required 81 The special commits.
slofcr Nv ihe decree in 80! ; cause 90 June 3,
1854. has been Gul' Given.
Giycn unGer my hand this an DIV Of Jane,
ocI2 pENJANIN a. BERPv. cert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

BY T.. ~. Chailin * Co.,
Real Estate Agents AMI Auctiouecrs.
No. / norgh Tenth street.
AUCTION SALE OF TWO NEW AND
a ID sIRABLE FRAMED DMELLlNHS,
SOS sol N%DS23 SOUTH LAUREL STREET.
RfTWFFN ALBENARLE NND BENEBIh
STEFETs, CONTAIN 80 ElNL R,1lo1,ni-, mp
TEMP FT0N LAi'RtL STREET, RUNNING
BACK l45 FEET. MORE or lE>>.-N the Pc
quest Of tue owner We viii sell by pHolic al t.on
On the preWl-c'. On
WEDNESDAY, OcroBEE p. 1851,
II s.. O'Clock p. A.. the aboyc-descrlhod PROP
FNri. This sale ofcrsa good opportunity Tor utr-
ties 10 secure nice homes or good rtYing invest
growlrg pari ~ the city. hlr both house. ar gow
occupied ry good tenants and pay handsome
Terms: Liberal and annoaqcelltsalc.
l.. q. CttNtFIN & CO.,
cclS Real Estate Aucu0nc"rs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or VALUA-
JGLEEEAL ESTATE NEAE SMlTlNlLLE,
CHARLOTTE COT MY. NlRGlNi The NJ
dGr,Ign,d commissioners of Charlotte & rcmt
C,nrt. ly ylr'Uc o. q deere entered ~ it- March
term - /. In the .ult uf scott ~ 0ts. rS. Wat
linz. admiuisir-i"r' 81. ~ conhr'3rl. Ht q uc-
entered March 20. 1854, win sell 30 public 1u'-
ton on tie premises. "n TIE
I5IHD DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1854.
that VALUBLE TRACT OF LAND. con,lig-
fA =
unpd. alrd possessed. Situated about three and
4 taif miles from ~mithyile. ana about eight
miles fiou frase's Branch, on tue Richmond aud
DruNNIc railroad.
This land las upon n som" bu'lliug'. :. w.A
iimLercd and well watcrcd. AMI ihrlaudi - iu good
ceud,il0n. embracing auout 100 acre, Oi fnc h'f-
tom ,anda on ward FORK creek. VIII nC sold either
a. e whole or IN 1arr,i !, lo -uit the plrcnt.rr..
TERMS: Enough M c9-ntp pay tn" ISIS Of suit
and sale; thr balance uro1 q cr I'm o. ou., iNJ.
and three years time iuctul iusttiuHut- WIFI tu
,,rc.t from the dayuf sal, the purchaser executing
bonds wish good >ccunig for The deferred pty-
u,lts title 90 DC retained un' L. ala of tho ulr hI---
money is pad. WCOD BOi 'LDi\, jg..
Al. n. MARTIN.
Commissioners
Is CHARLOTTE CIRCUIT (DIEI CLERKS or
FlCF. SETIRbBIl. 20. 1851.
J. I'm am smith. clerk nj thc Circuit Court IT
Charlotte county. go hereby certify that wood
Bould.u. Jr.. and ~. NJ. Mruu have executed
bond. with approved security u special commits
tiourrs. iu a. cult- Of scott ~ ats. rs WltNins.
administrator. # 0is.. ana tlr1u rs. watkins. Ia
The penalty ui Sl,nur. as directed hy tlo dt.IHc
~ Charlotte tircull Court, rendered N aid suits
az March term. LIS /.
Gwen under my hand. dtic above.
WILLIAM SMITH,
tiCrk of Charlotte Circuit Court, va.
or le-Naiw
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EoE NEW YoEK.-The old I'm

tOk NEW 1Ohh.-ihe Old - ~
A Dominion steamship Companys sSr.sasssass
proposed saillngs for the week following are.
NrASOht T.. Captain HCLPHERs, FRIDAY.
October IN. st2 O'Clock y. VI.
EOANOhE, Captain COUCu. CNDAN. Octo-
her 18Th, az O'Clock T.. NJ
OLD DOMINION. Captain SNiIH. TT t~DAI,
October y -, 80 O'Clock 9. NJ.
Freight received until ! O'Clock p. VI. Fri
DAY, o'clock T.. n. saturday, and t0 O'Clock 4.
NJ Tuesday.
Through bills of iaIlng signed, aud goods for
wa.dcd with dtpatch - all points north, south,
east. aud west also 20 fore Cu port..
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
tariu fare 20 New York Including meals aud
berth, SIC. rOund-trip tickets. sl-. St,ellsc.
with subsistence. ~ without subsistence. 81.
Ia,9enCcrs leaving Richmond by tine Chc~a-
peahc and onto railway 40 $50 \. VI. lcid New
pCrt's New-l and The Richmond ant Pefpr,hur-
railroad al ll:2o \. N. ON MOND AYS, TrE--
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, AMI ~ATI'RDAN~ WI
make connection Al NORFOLK Win steamer
leaving those lay-.
For frc..h or passage appiy 20
GEORGE ". ALLEN & co. Agents,
Gc - COMPANY Wharf Rockefts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
BY fugman Upper,
Bcsl Estate Agent and Auc'ioue'r.
1916 Nam street.

DERENPTOGY AUCTION SALE OF
4 TWO STORY DETACHED FRAMED
DWELLING ON HA>COCK STREET. No.
4ln. BETWEEN MARSHALL NND CLAY
STREE -. ALSO THEE DESIRABLE BUILD
M LOTS oN CLAY STREET BETWEEN
hAEt OK AND HARRISON >TREErS.-Bv re-.
quest of ne owner, who is about 70 remove from
Tie 81 =. VIII .rll los auction. without limit or
reserve, on the premise. on
MONDAY. OrIruER 20. lsss.
AZ ( P. O'Clock l.. a.. the above PROPER fY. The
house D. ia thorough order having been newly
paiuicd ant repaired. and rs occupied bva tirs'-
class Tcraut a 200 urr auuIm. There a. blta IN
attaci 81 AMI detached Kitchen on the prrmlso.
The h0u-c-lot fronts 3OylJO re- g 21-f0o,
sl'cy; The lou on lag street each froat 3OxlOO
fcoI
Thoec seeking nice home or paying Invest
mcpt In on improving part Of The ciiy are inyi ed
a. un- sale. %, ihc 0ancr - determined 10 sell.
TERMS; Al saic.
FuRMAN TUPPER.
snfaHf
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Auction sALEs.-futurs wnvS. o<.
- 49, s>NSyNrerf(fr(D~etfr y
nv George Y. vsshon q SON
Real Esinte Agents and Aucfionee'"
No. Tenth street.

NO. lfutb Hutt'
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF r rSw
I FRAMrD DWELLINGS. NEAKt,,, 49,
xiTri rOIjR rOOMs EACiI-EArmIDy"s.5i r
No HAS 4 1 or rRoNTiS,' Ir,,,i. nv 4
IN sTFIrART NEAR REDD SINt@@,.,".sj,
GoOD brPTli-WElho or m3opr Wn MERRY cry
trs.sHiN UENRIco COUNTY ABOJI Lmu
iiuSpRED YARDS Eno sv, fit y rnnrmmvr,Ks.o
In i,ursaancc of decree enfercf v,n " n N
1854 by Hcnrco Circuit CoHrt IN ths 81 y, 'na,,e
ioii r. Han n ais. viii proceed 10 sci !" p"""N
anction. on the premises. on ~
MONDAY, 9TH or ocroDEe, 1851
a, a O'Clock +. ". the property abgye o,,.i
TERMS: one third IN cash; residue ~ w.. ~, ~
navmenis OF SIX and twelve months tot nptcs' ~,
lnurc, ,,a a - fnliy pajd. y. g. MfSOR,
'"''' special Com niss'onsr'
HFNnfco COUNTY TO Wit; IN Tue 'i'''"
COURT or sAfD COUNTY
fccrfify thst =. &. MINOR, sDeciai c"n1nls.l'i.r
An The suil of VI. Hs, &c. ~ liai an" 'lil.I
.|vrn the bond A. ie1uiTed by decree cnbf'" "a
s,id e ,use on the 9th dry OF Oc, 0ber. $50,
s-''' ''"' GEORGE ". CARIfR,
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,osT. srnAYEp. ANp rorNo.

7 O~T. on SATURDAY LAST. \
II BhEAST-PlN VITA clover elf n three
khuC-stonef. a suii1hlr reward VIII be- paid Z
eft ai Ns. 80 ctst fr,nslil street or NJ th. Of
-gg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

DICHMONp, FREDERlCk~Bt RC
II AND POTOMAt RAltEu 4 n.-~l'.iI
commencing July IS. i--t-etsfe-n standard
time:
800 4. NJ, leaves Byri street. .uf.o1 daily;
.'op,DutN 90 A-a..nf.JulDUrr Ni
fotd, AMI frcier,es-Hars ~.-4tf
from Charleston 30 " a,I.ugfII.
ll.02 \. VI, leave, hNrfi. street station dsily ~
cert ~uuflYti.
0.SO T.. NJ. haNc> BNrI-~treft afatnn ttn-.
sleeper from "ayer''s '' ND'
York.
Hos A. NJ. arr1scs 20 Bvr.i--t.eci ststinn itii =
-ir.fpr Ii.if N,,s Dr, Cd ID ~ -
ass t. NJ. arrive. e. tifr.i-~tfttt sfa i0n 4sIIs
SION, AZ ff.ltfieh .hsrg, Mo g.
and Junction. Sict pr from Ma-k-
iu.tDu fo O. trlrslou.
1000 p. ~, ,rrist. 90 fisr'i->trrct station daily
IrNrcri >uulANH'-
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY tNrtPr StNDAYN
Gas A. NJ, leaves Elba. arrives al Asnlanc 90
7.l2 III. stops al Hungary Aud
hliiN.
400 =. NJ. accommodation. leaves Brnal-s,r,ct
station, arrives al Ashland a. . =.
NJ
e:O2 r. a.. lcav,s Elba: arrives At Ashland -
6:sl T. VI.
ESQ b., arrives AZ Elba; cave, Ashland at
j.34 4. N.
e.55 NJ, accommodation, arrives % kn'ad-
street station; leaves Ashland a.
A. VI.
5:57 T. ", arrives NJ Elba; ,e.'e, A.h.aod ~
512 Pm.
CA. TAYLOR, General Ticket AserL
e. .. n " YsRS. General >In-rintsndenr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
| 5nO OOO POUNDS OF oUMAt
: s'JOOs ODO WANTED.

Highest prices laid AZ depois iu El'hmlnI VI
EsHchesicr. AdtiIcs-
A.D. StiGTWELL 4 CO..
y2f-eGd@B Manchester. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
FOR LEANE.

EOR LEASE WILL LEASEg>
Il NY eRlST- AND FLOUR-AlLL ATax
NEW MARhtT, near Nerd0n depot. on Chrel-
ptakc and ONO railway IN Hanover cOnuty Va
fCr a trm OF three wears, to a responsible miller
Apply toS. t.REDDlNerdon Po.t-Ofice. Ina0Ver
&c is-lt*
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

An regular passenger trains sfHntf Bon Mr..
PVILNAN-t iR SERVICE.
ON Train 5t-Ncw ! ora AMI Atlanta f'd Wal
if gtOm and BHuyiilc.
On Train No 52-Wa-hlu4t.n AMI Arg1-f',
Washington and New OTlr1ns, i,rIHi 'NI I.'
uauSillr. Returning, DanyiT aud ~ n'i+
train No. SO.
Tickets sold 20 an points south. son Do 90. AL.
e,utlwe.f. and baga axe checked inr1N.l
NJ. ~ Afr.| 30 %.
General PaseeuEt is,.r
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager.
Al. RtNE>. ticucral Manager. B..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
FOR RENT.

LOR KENT, OF SECOND STORY, -
4 IA perfect orJc and heated hv f.alrobf. 81
SUIT o. FOUE EJONt with separate water.
BATH &C.. Ia cl1i-c cighborhoOd. WI De
Ituicd tow Co 4 good tenant. Adirrs. ~.
&C. i~-lts care Iettar-Carrlrr No. 3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

WANTED. NULES.-I WILL PAY
w fair price Ter month for TWO GOOD
MULES o. work on my fsrm fcr ore or two
mouths: abundance ~ beet food and cool care
sud attcu'i0n assurc1. GEORGE WATT.
10. ~, and 20 Franklin ,tTer'.
CO. l4-TuThdsa3t Eirhwond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18
A MAN IL RICHMOND

20 fakean once .nd represents manufacturer, n
cell an entirely new line y goods. $50 per woeS.
Small capital rcqHir6d. AGdrcs- with stamp.
NANlFACTIRFR,
90 4,ll.1e,@5-4t Box 70, WeSt Acton. N,sA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

cOSO PER MONTH. SALARY AND
tgDIO COMNlS> tOS, 90 competent ST IL
Ms MANAGER for fhs city for state agency.
RefUoHs bic rnpsny. hnsiue~ prtciicaily mo-
uopoiy. riValnHs IN" telephone; 5000 cash re-
qur.d f1r $1,000 sample outft. staple goo H..
No honda For pariicll1rS address with rcfor-
cnre.. 1llF NATIONAL COMPANY. . c1st
E-mrIacuIM -lrc.i. Ann Nnra cLlv. ~ ln-nM
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-18

nQO TONS SUMAC WANTED.
l .OOO for which will guarantee The hi chest
maraet price "a CASH.
ksgs free. " ;itr for quotatiou'.
GEpliGf T. KING.
1900 to $500 Williamsburg avenue.
m lQ-fOrlS Richmond Va.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-21
The mississippi River GOnven-
ti1u.

The Mississippi River Convention
in session in Washington last week
was splendid body of men, and
while it did not in our opinion add
anything to the strength of the move
ment III behalf of river Improvement,
did not do any harm thanks to its
wisdom in thoroughly endorsing the
recommendations of the River Com
mission, and avoiding any discussion
that could result in exhibiting lack
Of harmony and unity in the friends
of the great inland sea.
1t was a little unfortunate however
that the convention was held in a
city that, like Washington, is utterly
without localism or mercantile inter
ests and identity, for it lacked those
exhibitions Of demonstrative SYM
pathy and hospitality that would
have been witnessed elsewhere, and
failed utterly to create an impression
in consonance with its mission and
material.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-21

THERE Is not shadow of doubt
but that John A. Logan is gaining
ground every day as Presidential
candidate, and what is more he is
gaining it from the "half breeds" des-
pite his stalwart record, besides maxi
ing huge advances in territory where
Arthur was supposed to be firmly en-
trenched. If the sentiments OF the
Republican masses could be voiced
In Convention to day he would with
out doubt receive the Republican
nomination,and his greatest danger is
that like Blaine and Grant in 1886, he
may make such positive exhibition
of strength in advance of the assemb-
ling of the delegates at Chicago, that
combinations re presenting all of the
elements of opposition may be formed
that will result in the nomination of
another such compromise accidency
as Hayes Or Garfield.
There is one thing can be said in
Logan's favor he is neither a syco-
phant or hypocrite, but a bold, dash
ing, honest fighter; by far the best
man of all the Radical Presidential
possibilities.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-21

Correspondent, yIcksburg IIor1Id.

Correspondent, YIcRsburg Herald
JACKS n, Fsb. 8. ISSi.
! told You shortly after coming uut
here and taking O birds eye e0uio Ht tuc
present body o law mukrrs, thot teHhcn
.. Reynolds was one OF the njgg ST..
briued members OF the Legislature. ll
not possessor OF the clearest cut irtali-
gence in the entire State. My judgment
WIS endorsed this morning. The senate
chamber, for the FIRST hme since the
session began, was the popular end of
the capitol. | had not known, nor had
many others more pecuuiuily Interested
in the question, that the railroad super
vsiOnists had selected 10 day for their
grand and final charge Bot the bnttrr
milk cavalry came up to the breastworas
nobly. ] left the humdrum rattle OF
routine committee business IN the House
at 2 IN. precisely, and heard he read-
ing clerk busy wading through the uu-
merous sactiOus Of the salvation measure
which is to make the great ,tute Of Mis-
sissippi settle down into qniet aud soil
tnry sIumDer, while the chariot wheels
Of progress may hustle by without dan
ger Of disturbing her s,utesulUA.AAp
suorings.
After the preliminary parliamentary
cavurtiugG had been indulged in, d.
Hyer. who is one Of The preuts OF tine
legislative mermaid, arose, moved that
the bill be ordered eugrJssei. reld Il
third time aud placed upon its flai
passage. Twenty-tour senatorial thronts
bpllowa1 ttuvp - in nnEwnp tn thp ,,rn1,,
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-21
HOar's Committee on Ghe Ram.
page.
THEY 60 TO LOUISIANA TO INVESTIGATE
MISSISSIPPI.

The sub committee of the Senate
Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons, consisting of Senators Hoar,
of Massachusetts; Cameron. of Wis.
consin; Frye, of Maine; Sanlsbury,ol
Delaware, and Jonas, OF Louisiana.
directed to investigate the Copiah
county afflir, left Washington on the
18th for New Orleans.
ln vain did the Democratic mem
bers Of the committee = Messrs.
Salisbury and Jonas--insist upon
the party coming directly to Hazel.
hurst or Wesson, in Copiah county,
to take testimony; they were out
voted by the Republicans, who did
not hesitate to say that they "could
not get the kind of testimony they
sc0nted, near the scene of the elec~
ton disturbances,' and in spite of
the protests of the minority members
they resolved upon the unprecedent-
ed outrage Of holding the investiga
ton in another Siate,and many miles
from the town where the killing of
Matthews took place, and from which
witnesses can only be brought at
great Inconvenience to persons sum-
moned, and great expense to the
Government.
1t is evidently the hope Of these
people that by locating beyond the
confines of the State Of Mississippi,
they will embarrass and discourage
the Democrats of Copiab, and there
by prevent them from getting in
their witnesses in time for examina,
ton; while on the other hand, they
left Washington with a list prepared
of the persona they wanted for the
maiutainance of their view of the
case. 1t is believed that their wit
nesses will all be summoned and on
band almost as soon as the commit |
zee reaches New Orleans, and that |
the Radical majority will endeavor
to close the investigation as quick as
they get their testimony in, pleading
pressure of business b fore Congress,
is pretext for choking OF the testi
mony for the defence.
Our Copiah county friends must
be alert in this matter, and see that !
the Democratic members of the CONS
mittee are promptly furnished with a
list of the witnesses that they desire
to have summoned, and see that
every man whose testimony is ime
poriant is summoned, and goes to
New Orleanr.
The Aberdeen examiner. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1866-current, 1884-02-21
FIRE Al MACON.

The large store house and stock of
Mr.. Jake Hollberg, of Macon, was
destroyed by fire on Friday. The
building and stock were valued at
forty thousand dollars, and were in
sured for twenty-nine thousand. Tele-
graphic communication was inter
rupted for a short time by the burn
ing Of the wires.