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GoLpMigIYq IN GEORGIA.
New discoveries In Carroll and Dahionega
Counties.

Countless
A Dalton (Ga.) special says: recent dis.
coycries In the goid.mining regions OF
Ceo,eia In Carroll. Murray, and Dahlo-
mega counties are such rs 10 revive tue M
,erest which was turned away by the Call
,ornia discoveries Of forty years ago. The
mines have invested heavily In the neces-
sary machinery. The MINES near via
Rica. from which $2,000,00O were taken
in the decade preceding 1850, are now
Welding large sums daily. The Clopton
mine has e vein $500 feet wide. which grows
richer rs Il Is penetrated. Thirty stamp
mills viii be running this winter. The
Falls City mine IL yielding rich returns.
The most extensive work. however. Is
being done by the ErDestine Company,
composed OF Louisville people, who have
Invested 81 900 900 in machinery. IL Is
said ths, $4,000 more will he invested In
machinery near Dablonega and Nicolsyiiie,
90 well known TO miners OF forty years ago.
over 200 stamps are IN operation.
The great sensation OF the Georgia gold.
belt. however, f. connected with the Legal
Tender mines situated in Cahuttsh noun
tain, six miles from Spring Place. For
years IL has been tradition among tue ma
lives that the mountain was mass OF soma
cold. that IL had been worked 10y dc SOTO
as he crossed the continent seeking the
great river. Those who had penetrated
the fastnesses reported that evidences cN-
listed that work had once been carried on
there. An old furnace OF crude design
was described, and those who had exam
ined il found nuggets OF gold worth nom
SEQ to $50. One Of the inhabitants
OF Murray, who visited the Chicago ne,
publican Convention, met there an ola
Mexican miner named Wrinkles, 10
whom he told the tradition. With tue
spirit Of adventure characteristic OF his
calling WiRkles found his way TO the spot.
He spent week in the mountain. and
when he came back with such gliltcrins
tales Of gold he was regarded as VISION
ary man. His persistence was such thdt
few gentlemen formed a company and gave
him small sum OF money TO work on.
This was about six weeks ago. The 'aods
on which the mines were discovered were
purchased on conditions. and the small
company went TO work with hearty good
will. The mountain has been penetrated
only fifteen or twenty feet and tunnclling
has Just been begun. The deeper the
miners 20 the richer Is the yield. The
first ASSAYS which were made averaged
So. 40 per ton, the second assay averaged
80. and the third and last assay made
shows an average OF 800 per ton OF ore.
The value increases ~ the mountain Is
penetrated, and some specimens VIII assay
$4,000 20 the ton.
n is asserted that three other MINES have
been struck equal TO the Legal-Tender
mine, and men are now buying machinery
10 begin work at once.
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POUHATAN.
Death OF James u. Baaby-rhe Crops oli-

Death OF James II. Bagby-rhe Crops-poli-
ties.
, Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
PowHATAN, December Ii. 1884.
James II. Bacby died at his residence
near The Courthouse yesterday of typhoid
pneumonia. He was n brother OF Rev.
John X. Bagby, the popular and esteemed
Baptist minister IN the upper end OF this
county. end Of George Bagby. who was one
Of The two FIRST Confederate soldiers from
Pow hatan Killed in the late war. lie was HIM
sell soldier. and was captain OF the Re-
serves during the last year Of the war. He
had leen n member of Petervil.c church for
nearly half century, and for years was
their dc, con.
We have had during the last ten days the
only rain which would enable the farmers
10 plough since the 1st Of August. Less
wheat has been sown in this county tins
fall than any season since the war.
The farmers have been preparing their
tobacco for market, and are now sending a
good deal down loose.
Politics are now very dead, as the cleo
ton Of Cleveland has thrown great
damrtr upon the prospects and temper Of
the leaders Of the colored troops. the lead
ing element 10 this corner OF the Black
Belt Of the State. ID.
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Personal.

Sir Moses Montefiore's health is frlly re-
stored.
Sims Reeves strongly advocated lower
musical pitch.
John Wesley's copy OF the Bible is in use
nj the Centenary Methodist Conference in
Baltimore.
The Crown Princess Of Germany is fin
ishing q couple Of PAINTINGS OF scenes in
the Tvrol, which will be her Christmas
gifts to Queen Victoria.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
HAN0TER.
Dweliius. fiouse Destroyed BY Fire-No insu-
rance,

Dweliiug.House Destroyed BY Fire-No insu-
rance.
ICorrtspondCnee Of the Richmond Disps'ch'l
GooDALL, December 10. 1881.
Yesterday morning the large framed
dwelling Of Mr. - Naylor, situated near
this place, accidentally caught on fire, and,
wita It's contents, was totally destroyed.
Los, 1880; no insurance. Mr.. Naylor
Is recent settler from the North, and had
made an excellent impression on his neigh
boTs.
MIR. John W. Nuekols. Of this section.
who was severely injured by being run
over by street-car in Richmond on the
night OF the 9th OF November, and whose
life two weeks ago was almost despaired
Of, has now sufficiently rallied to inspire
hopes OF his recovery.
A prominent citizen In the upper part OF
the county, Who bet si,S00 on Blaine. Is
reported as saying that he is very sorry that
Cleveland wae elected. ZR.
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CAPTURED.
Palmer. the Dcsperado, Found at HIS Home
aud Arrested.

Palmer. the Dcsperado. Found at His Home
aud Arrested.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l
DAxyILLE, December III, 1881.
Charles II. Palmer. who shot William
Adkins az Sago. In this county, was cap
tured yesterday Mt his home. about Two
miles IRON Sage. Deputy Sheriff W. w.
Young and four citizens Went 70 Tue nouse
and Threatened TO kin him II be did not
surrender. lie agreed 10 surrender they
would protect him from lynehing. and on
receiving their promise that they would
try, be cane out and laid down his arms.
lie afterwards said that he expected TO be
hanged. II Is reported that AdSins. who
was said 10 hsve been Killed, was not dead
Yesterday. but cannot recover. The bul.
let entered the skull 10 front and lodged
IN the brain. The preliminary trial was to
have taken iIaee yesterday, but the result
Is not known here.
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ICHMON FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

DICH MOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schoiuis
commencing NOVEMBER 2, l-st-e4sterG stAn-
iarc time:
500 A. NJ, leaves byrl-stfeet stiuon aaayi
stops only at Ashland, Junctlu VII
ford, aud frs!crl cSsburg. Sleeper
from Jacksonville 20 Washington.
1907 A. NJ, leaves B,rd-street station daily .ex'
eept sun,iaysh sleeper from Charles
ton 20 Washing .Ju.
$50 NJ, leaves Byri-street stati4a dsily.
Sleeper from Jacksonville 10 New
York.
1000 A. NJ. arrives At Byrd-sirect slstion daily.
Sleeper from Ne6 lorS % Jackson.
Vile.
2soP ~. arrives AZ Ryrd-Street station daily:
stops NJ fredericksburg. MILFORD,
and Junction. Siespr from wash
iugtOn 10 O. arlestun.
$50 e. ST.. arrives al Byrd-SIrct -'sn'h daiiy
(eNcspt cuI'hNsh fhtptr tfyi5
Washington 10 Jacksonville.
ASHLAND TRAlNs
DAILY kXcEPr SUNDAYS
400 p. NJ, accommodation, leaves Broai-stresi
station; arrives nj Ashland al Il
NJ.
so4 p. NJ. leaves Elha; arrives al Ash.Ana Al
644 Z. NJ.
7:5o A a., arrives At Elba; leaves Ashland ~
Gas An
ss5 A. NJ, accommodation, arrives Al Broad.
street station; leaves Ashand Al
A. NJ.
$50 p. NJ, arrives AZ Elha; leaves Ashland ~
C,A.TkYi,oR, General Ticket AgePL
Il r. II. NJ YERs. General saosrintenden-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

Tbf t'7tFFHI II TO TOT tn E''I7.f
LYxcuIugG, Va, December II, 1891.
News hiss reached here from Jonesyiiie,
Lee county, OF the capture near that place
on Sunday Of james NJ. Nolen, the MUIR
dersr Of Calvin Smith, his brother-in-Iaw,
in Hsflon county, n.y., on No,ember 2O!h.
An old gsudge existed between the mea.
and while riding by Smiths house Nelen
shot him through the doorway. Noled
fed 10 the n,0nntsias, but The brothers Of
The murdered man psrsisienily fracke
Lin, and With the assistance Of citizens
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Carroll HeporsS.

IiifisynLE. Va, December 8, 1854.
TO ne Editor Of he Dispatch;
Inotice in q recent issue Of your paper
that 1 am reported as delinquent on ac-
count OF taxes on law process aud deeds
Tor the year 1SSi-'s2. desire 10 say that
such report Is erroneous. paid into the
Auditors oiicc previous 10 the time re-
auired by law every cent due by me for
that year, and hold the proper and legal
evidence 81 such payment.
Very respectfully yours,
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Clerk Of Carroll County and Circuit
Coufts.
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Published nv HARPER &
Ide l2-dlt

MFRS. LIZZIE 81. ECK, SIS LEIGH
M STREET, Richmond. saws: :. Browns Iron
Bitters saved my husbands lite. His health wis
"a broken that he bad neither strength nor ap-
rctife What food he forced was not digestcd. aud
consequently caused pain. This valuable remedy
io' p'' deI2IG.Is2O 292527
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LIVE. CEMENT, &c.

I lMEi LIMEl LIMEl-3,0o0 barrels
IL FRESH RoCkLAND LIME per schooner
Gooffic Berry In deck aud now dischsrging. Tor
AND AMERICAN Commits lost 70 hand. CAL
clNkD PLASTER, LATlIs, FiRE-BRlCk and
CLAY WARMER MOORE.
Foot Seventeenth street. soath side Dock.
sainae, BARK, Lump aud Ground iIasfar.
de 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

Prince Bismarck'sprivate diplomatic dis
patches arc being published, and the fourth
volume is about to be issued.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

AT IL O'CLOCK Me-
At the office OF tho auctioneer, No. norm Lev
enth street In the city Of Richmond. Va, that hA
CFEDiNGLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
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TRAINS NoRTmwARD

Leave Arrive
No rrtersburg Richmond.
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4 SINGLE FACT
Is WORTH \ sHlP-L0AD or
ARGUMENT.
CARTTRsVILLE, GA.
ARGUMENT.

NNIITiNN HMM q
This viii certify that two members Of my I'm
mediate family, after having suffered for many
years from menstrual irregularity, and having
oceu treated without benefit by various medical
doctors were at length completely cured by one
oottle Of Dr. j. Bradhe.d's Female Regulator. Us
effect on such cases IS truly wonderful, and well
nav the remedy be called "Woman's Best
Friend"
Yours respectfully,
JAMES W. STRANGE.
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snrcted his capture. The parties belong
to leading families In Kentucky.


NerfsIk News Notes.
Especial telegram TO The pispstch1
DEcEnBER IL, 1884.
A negro named David Butler was or.
rested up the seaboard road to-day, charged
with setting fire 10 mud Destroying cotton
gin In Bertford county. N. c., last week;
Colonel Joe Lane Stern, the state m
srecior-General, finished up to-nignt .ne
inspection Of the Stale troops IN TINS SCI
tior, and Is now being banquefed ny '"e
Old Dominion Guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

MRS. VI. Il. ROBERTS, Gil YVES
Nt MAN STREET. Richmono, says , HfnNn
iron Rittors cured me of weakness ana general
debility. Is superior remedy, and a. such
ne'f'''' ''''''"'' ''1 de 12-IG,ls.2o,2s25.27
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

MISS MATTE WOOD, Gel NORTH
NI FIFTH STREET. Richmond. says; 4 took
Browns Iron Buffers and very beneficial results
followed Its use.n de I2,l6,19,2n,2S,o5s27
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12
RUSiNEAA CHANCES.

E0R SALE AND RENT-AN EX-A
Il CFLLE>T BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. NJ
In view OF removing and g0ing into the wholesale
business exclusively. offer for sale the stock and
fixtures contained In the store 7O5 east Broad
STREET consisting Of Cigars. Tobacco. Cigarettes.
Pipes, &C., &c. store for rent. and possession
given at once. Apply TO RICliARD WAGNER.
7O5 east Broad street. De Il.6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

MRS. H.R. ROBER TSON. 10l LEIGH
M STREET. Richmond, says: ;" Each member NJ
my family has received material benefit from
Rrown's Iron Bitters. II cured my husband Of
malaria. my father and aunt have been benehted'
an" y nA"o '-o de l2IRIs2n.2725.27
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RAILROAD LINES.

{Il 81
DHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
I WNY.-SCIIEDULE IN EFFECT BECEH-
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fort, and Norfolk. Daily EXCEPT sum
d.y Only three hour- and twenty
uyc minutes Richmond G. Norfolk.
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Louisville and Cnciunti. NAL OK
cent sunday. Quickest line @ Lex
iuFton. VA. masking close conncc-
tons yiG Stanton.
3:35 P.M charlottesville accommoda'ion, lln'N,
ei) daily, except sunday. stops at
an Stations.
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meeting for an points West. Norm
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mes, Pullman siecpng-car, klrh-
moud to Cincinnati and Washington
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49, 4 ~. From Norfolk. Old Point. AMI New
norts. News, except Sund1y.
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GIMP ST. From Norfolk, Old Point, ara New
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Fast line daily.
nepot: seventeenth and Broad streets
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PeaAe anu VD'' "'i'''' If. W. FULLER,
General Pass, NIGER Agent.
c. W. SMITH. General Manager. &c >
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MR.. THOMAS III. NORWOOD. ia
Nl NORTH EIGHTH STREET, principal Of
University school, Richmond, siys: ~ took
Browns Iron titters for dyspepsia. and was bene.
hisd 10 such an extent that rould not be induced
10 Try ANYTHING else. heartily recommend ~
de l2I6lS,2D.23,o6,27
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ACTION SALES Future DAYS. -,
nv ,be Board Of Public Works Of the sia'e Oh
virgins.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE OWNED
NJ THE
commoSwEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
LOCATED IN ruE
CITY or RICHMOND
AND IN THE
Town OF BUCHANAN
AT AUCTION.

Pursuant to the requirements Q. Az ,os ., go 81
Legislature OF Virgins approved VAR" ~,
~ nc lizard Of Public WORKS or the state OF
yrgin,n. viii sell by public auction, to the highest
bidder, on
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WIN. II. MCCARTHY, Secretary.
CHAs. X. WILLIS. Solicitor. SC IL

80 WEST
WI MAIN STREET, Richmond. says: keep
Browns Iron Bitters constantly on hand. ready
for an emergency, such As nervous pr0str uion,
malaria, ETC., and would advise others 10 pursue
my course de l2.161s,20,23,25.27
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A TIGER-HUNT IN ono.
After Creating Havoc ia Several Farms the
Animal il KILLED.

After Creating Havoc Ia Several Farms the
Animal is KILLED.
A DAYTON special says: The farmers
few miles south OF here, at small place
called AleXandersyillc. were aroused last
night by an mccarthy noise of desperate
fight between number OF hogs in a pen
and what proved 10 be a large and ferocious
Bengal tiger. Several shots were fired at
him. when he turned upon the squad OF
armed men, with loud and terrible r0ars.
The party all turned and fed, escaping
from the animal, which aiterwArd was seen
coolly drinking from spring. Then he
leisurcly left the reighborhood. The men
returned TO the hoZ-pen and found four
full grown pOrkers with their skulls crushed
and their heads literally torn from Their
bodies. This oCcurredin the dead OF night.
At . O'Clock this morning posse OF men
Immediately set out 10 capture or XIII The
beast. They again came upon him lew
miles from where he was first seen. but the
men were afraid to attack him. The tiger
dlsaDpcared in the woods and was not seen
asain until O'Clock this morning. when
he was found in an old building adjoining
a flour.mill licking the wounds he had re-
ceIVcd. Before reaching the mill he had
killed two sheep in pasture and eaten part
Of their heads. While living in the shed
William LaSurc, the man who lost the hog,
crawlCd up TO within one hundred feet OF
tie tiger, and, taking deliberate aim, put a
bullet through his skull. killing him in
stantly. Since beng Killed, it has been
learned that the beast escaped from its cage
while being transported TO Columbus. 1t
belonged TO a circus-shOw which was on It's
way from the South to its winter-quarters
in Columbus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

MISS EMILY CLAYBlNE. FORDH
vi HOTEL. Richmond, says: 81 have rnr'itrl
great lcncdt rs using Prown's Iron bi,icf, i"r
de I@.I6Is .2O.23.2j.27
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-12-12

MRS. VI. G.. MCCLELLAN, 1909
vi BROAD STREET, Richmond says; .
nscd Brown, Iron Bitter, for dyspepsia, weak
res &C.. with entire .atisfae'ign. II greatly I'M
proved aud stronghold me. II has my hearty ~
iroval" de 12,l6I9,2O,z3.IJ,27