The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-05-28
pTTrIIINe-ro TIE PUBLIC.

Major Golish o,er.sy Gshssan, late OF the p.
l. Company's servic ne houoi ~ 800 ~ 10
cntta ard he offers them his professional services
as a Daellist and Prv(essor Of tAe Code o. honor.
Fr,an hs crest xcerience and SAIL In MS pro'es
son bavin. mad The pleasure to be engaged In over
four thossand "sfas Of honor" and to have sa
in personal combat during the past thirty yesrs TWO
hundred and thirty eight gentlemen OF hgh respee,
tsbility Major Gah.Rau atters bimseft he shall
be able to give satisfaction TO the ehlVaty OF an
francisco, and to conduct their little AFFAIRS Win
InsSlieins The patrons age of this enlightened com
nunity, Major Gshsgan has the honor TO sdonls
the foiIowinr scale Of fees, which he has put at
such an exceedingly low figure as TO place duel in
the power of se oil sman OF the most limited means
For demanding an apology IS; ditto an abjeet dit
to IS rs.
sI.as. VI
For arranging and carrying through hostile meet
With dueiing pistols, ten steps, sloe; ditto, fur
nishing pistols, Ammunition surgeon ana carriages
With rifles thirty steps sl5o; ditto, with mu'kes,
dc. $3.50.
With Colts revolvers, six shots s2OC, ditto, six
Founders, field pieces, (srtillery provided) 500
For settling satisfactorily difficulty, without
prejudice to the honor of either party as i1liows
When the lie has been sven SsS sT5 5e" d ene ID
jackass $50; when the nose has been polleo SILo,
when blow hes been struck Sl5o when hos d nas
been given Sis; do near the coat talls, CIV
As q line must be drawn somehow, Major g. feels
1t his duty to announce thst ne viii on no acceunl
consent to serve in affair between persons Co
lor and that his charges for conducting duel Pc
tween two tailors will be MAE times as great as the
ordinary fees the proverbs tenacity OF life OF tAose
trsdesnlen rendering this arrangement imperative:
As interference with a gentlemaD's profession IL
outrage by means to be tolerated, hisJof ga
hasan deems it his duty to lnfor m all VIM
msy think proper to engage n an aHair CT nohoI
hereafter whether principals or seconds, without
his assistance, that he will hold them personsllyre-
sponsibe for doing in each and every instance;
Posting as liar. coward and scoundrel, by card or
pacard executed the most asonable terms, sno
eligible lots in the Lone Mountain Cemetery pro-
vided for the unfortunate; steamer tickets iuI-
nisbed the survivors for small commission: AZ
dress Major Goliah OGrsdy 0ahagan, corner OF clay
and Leaveuworth streets, up stairs.
References: w. M Thackeray, Sir Julius Jowle
K. c. b the Marquis of SteYne, and the nobility
and gentry at large.
Notices of the Press -From the Bundecund Gal
axy June 18th, 1851" The Fl ght yesterday between
Mai Gahagsn and the Hon. Fitz Roy Jobson, was
of the most beautiful conducted atairg we ever
hadths pleasure of witnessing. With five success
removed his adversarys five front teeth, and with
the sixth, took oil, cieanly as with sca'pel, an
inch and half from the end of his nose the P'ofuse
hemorrhage ensuing. rendering Mr.. Jobson hors de
combat for the nonce."
Msjor Gahagsn attended the honorable ccnpany's
ball in the evening, when we noticed him mtnghng
in the OF the dance with Lady Emile Jobson,
&C., &c.
From the Calcutta Evening Journal, August 9Th.
l854-"The duel between the sailsnE IA Sahagan
and the Lord Bishop of Bengal, OF this morn
ing at daylight and resulted in the Eisnops recelV-
ing ounce ball Oh the pit OF the 1tonl2ch. On
learning the nature of his edveTsGry'5 ind, The
NJ wttily remarks that he is much to be ptis j,
for the fear of making angel of him praTnaturey"
Hundreds of SINH II Testimonials to the above may
be seen by applying to Major o. G. g. at his
ethce.-EUe. Journal