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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-06-13

HOLDING UP MILK.-Mr. L. Nor
ton informs the Rural American that
when his cows trouble him in this
way he reaches his hand up and
places the end Of bis fingers on the
bach bone, forward of the hips, and
presses down hard for a minute or
go, and they will always give down.
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SOAP,
EXTRA CHOICE

EUST SToRED--200 bags Extra Choice Yellow
d Corn; 225 do. do. do. White tread Cora.
Planters wanting something superior, would do
we'll TO give call.
apr16 JOSHUA BEAL
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t-8y- See Joshua Beal's new advertise
men,e for interesting particulars in the
variety and provision lines. Beal's two
stores and erist m i'll are among the most
useful institutions hereabouts.
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HOSIERY, HOSIERY.
MEMS aud Boys hall Hose, ladies' asd Misses
Wl Hose Of every description, can b. found ut
aurls THE PkOPLEB STORE.
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nissolution Of Copartnership.

O1ScV1uU10H 01 00P1'1 VIZ 0@1--1FE
TIME COPAKTNERsHIP heretofore existing
between ARCHER L GAKIG, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
The ii1uf. alton OF the affairs OF sad partner
ship will be made by WILLIAM GARIG. All
parties indebted to said firm are hereby notified
to appear at an early day and settle with WILL
LIAM GARI6, who is this day authorized to set
tie the accounts Of said ifm.
(SigDed) ARCHER d dAKld.
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CHOT, POWDER, CAPS, Baldwin's Gun Wad-
y ding, Pistol Cartridges, &c &c g, at
apr20 F.M BROOKS DRUG STORE.
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MY SON, J. NJ. HART, is hereby authorized
lyl to attend to any business in my name, I
my account, during my absence at the North this
summer 8. NJ. HART.
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Window Sashes, Venetian Shutter!
and Panel Doors.

r HAVE RECEIVED and in store, fpe as
sortment Of Window sashes with Blinds TO
suit, of the following szse, viz: 10xl2, 10yl4.
1Oxl5 and l0xl6 inches; Panel Doors, SKI feet
in shes ana 3x8 feet. made In the asf manner
and of seasoned Lumber, for sale low
iunel JAMES MCVAY
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WILL DELIv Err.

DETAIL erocers disposed t. sell the best only,
r., are now informed that l will take their or
ders for boi.eti or unbolted Corn Meal, Grits and
large Hominy having It delivered at thsiY doors
free of any charge for cartage-prices moderate.
apr9 Iii JOSHUA BEAL
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~ See notice from DR.. AIS. Archer
in advertising columns.
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NOTICE.

Turing MY ABSENCE THIS SUMNER, G.
IL A. PIKE, Secretary, will attend to the busi-
ness of the Gas Company.
msy2l-lm S. NJ. HART, President.
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ATTENTION, GROCER

NIOw in store, ten barrels best White Cosl Oh
IN which is offe, ed to The trade, at IS cents ?.
gallon cash. faprsI JOSHUA BEAL
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New Orleans and Baton Rouge Money
TNAKEN AT PAR, at
may4 M. BROOKS
TailOrS, ShOemakers and Saddlers
DLEAsE call and examine the new Mannfac-
i turing Machine. Jast received At the GRO.
YER BAKER SEWING MACHINE AGENCY,
Heroman's building. spr30
BORDEN'S
Braiding and Embroidery Stamps.
F. w. HEROMAN,
AGENT FOR BATON RoUoE.
gH- Stamping done to order. feb2s
NEW MUSIC.
BISMARCK GRAND MARCH, by Won La
ID Hache.
THOSE DARK EYES, new edition.
OUR CCUNTRY's FLAG, by Harry Mccarthy,
Just received at
june4-3t HERoMAN's
TO BUILDERS.
r AM PREPARED to fill o ders at short notice
i for Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, Panne
Doors, sashes and Blinds Of sll sizes and quail
mars JAMES MovAY.
BUILDERS, TAKE NOTICE!
T HAVE in store 100 barrels Richards Cape
i Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris and Hair In
quantities to suit purchasers.
octl6 JAMES MovAY.
PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE!
r HAVE Just received full assor ,ment of the
i various qualities of White Lead and all the
standard colors ground in oil, In cans and pscks-
ges to suit, at reduced rates.
mar12 JAMES MCVAY.
CORN AND OATS.
O000 BUSHELS sound and dry Corn and
~OOO Oats-al recent arrivals, for sale by
may26 JOSHUA BEAL
LIME, LIME, LIME.
NIX BARRELS Richards Cape Lime, now in
y store and for sale by ,o.,,
msy25 JOSHUA BEAL
MESS PORK.
On BARRELS frst-class Mess Pork, now in
Mays JOSHUA BEAL
SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
WHEN at a loss to procure a fine Ham, don't
w fail to send or make call at tue store Of
may25 JOSHUA BEAL
FRESH GROUND BOLTED MEAL
nkDEks fer the above description Of Meal exe-
~ cuted for the CASH by
msy2l JOSHUA BEAL
HAY, CORN, OATS AND BRAN.
4 GOOD stock now In store and for sale at
"A current market rates.
may21 JOSHUA BEAL
SH0T GUNS, double and single barrel, at
~ G D. WADDILL'S
th5 Main street, near Third
VSOBACCO.--A large assortment OF smoking
l. and Chewing Tobacco, just received at
apr20 NJ BROOKS DRUG STORE.
CHOT, POWDER, CAPS, Baldwin's Gun Wad-
y ding, Pistol Cartridges, &c, &c at
spr20 +. NJ BROOKS DRUG STORE.
L,oa LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS, 20 to
Il G. D. WADDILLs,
fsbS Main street, near Third
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SELLING OFF BARGAINS.

ERENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN
l. JACONETS, at greatly reduced prices.
may2S L. ROSENF1ELD.
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Call at N. Wax's
N e w STORE

~ BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes,
~ 40 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes for planting,
20 barrels Choice Flour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles,
2 barrels Sauerkraut,
8 barrels Choice No. Mackerel,
10 barrels Asso ted Liquors,
s halt barrels Pigs Feet,
8 halt barrels Picked Tongues,
half barrels Golden Syrup,
half barrels Spare Ribs,
10 boxes Kaisins,
rs boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
2 boxes Candies,
20 boxes Candles,
boxes Vernlcelli,
boxes Macaroni,
4 boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
1900 Smoked Shoulders,
8 kegs Ere. h Western Butter,
s kegs Fresh Goshen Butter,
8 legs fresh Holland Herrings,
tierces Lard,
8 kegs Lard.
Also, full assortment Of Wines, Liquors,
bacco, Cigars, Crockery. Tin and Willow Ware.
Just received at
N. WAX's NEW STORE,
dec25. Opposite the Court House.
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NOTICE..

Baton Rouge, June 7th, 1867.
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WHIPS.

A COMPLETE assortment just received direct
n from the mandatory, consisting of Car
rage, Buggy, sulky and Riding Whips; also,
bray, Team and OK Whips and Lasbes.
innef JAMES McVAY
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PLOWS! PLOWS!! PLOWSl!i
TINE PREMIUM HALLS PLOw, full assert.
i ment on hand
decls JAMES MCvAY.
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POWDER.

QUARTERS. halves and whole kegs at whole
sck sa'e-cheap for cash at
~pr25 Il N BROOKS DRUG STORE
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BACON. BACON. BACON.
. CASKS No. 1"Clear Sides" fresh from smoke
> house, in store and for sale low at
MARI A. JACKSoN's
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FRENCH PREPARATIONS.

SSYRUP DE BRIANT, Pnrgatif Leroy, aville's
y Gout and rheumatism Pills, Lavile's Gout
aud Rheuma tism Liquor, Grimsut's 1odated syr.
up Horse kadish, Leras' Phosphate Lime and
Soda. Aubergier's Syrup Lactucarium, French
Dragess, Raquin Capsules, &c at
inne1 EN-. BKOQKs' DRUG STORE.
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FANCY TOILET SOAPS.

VTTRIGHT's, Brown Windsor, Colgatss, Honey,
w G ycsrine, Almond and other Fancy sosps,
1T {apr25) \. ID. BROOKS DRUG STORE
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PENITENTIARY SHOES.

r WILL keep constantly on hand -
| large supply Of the above Shoes ats1
my shop on Lsa5 site street, for sale at Wholesale
and retail. these Shoes are made under my 50.
psrvision and Will be sold At old prices
aprla i. kosDLhT,
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HATS. HATS.

NrOW IL your time it you wish to procure fine
IN Hat at a bargain, call at
aprlS THE PEOPLEs sfoRE'
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WHITE LEAD.

C&IX different qualities in kegs of IS lbs, 30 lbs
= ard 100 lbs, and by the can, at prices to suit
purchasers at +. NJ. BROOKS
nav Drug Store.
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T.TNSEED OIL.

DAW and Boiled, by the barrel or at retail, to
Ii suit purchasers, at
F. M. BROOKS
may2 Drug store.
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TRUSSESl TRUSSES!!

IVORY, WOOD and LEATHER PAD TRUssEs,
i Movable and Stationery Pads at
msyl6 BROOKS DRUG STORE.
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BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN can be accommodated
n with board by
jan31 MRS. JOSEPH NEPHLEk.
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POCKET KNIVES.

A LARGE assortment OF Rodgers Il Sons and
n Alexander's Pocket Cutlery at
f. NJ. BROOKS
may2 Drug store.
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HAIR BRUSHES,

TlOOTH BRUSHES, Nail Brushes, Lather
Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Paint Brushes, ozier
Brushes, &c, at
june1 BROOkS DKUd sIohh
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Hay, Corn, Oats, Pork and Bacon,

lust RECEIVED from St. Louis, large lot of
u Hay, Corn, Oats, Mess Pork and Bacon Hams
aud Sides, at the Triangular But ding, corner of
st. Ferdinand and Africa streets, and Tor sale by
may18 l.. JADOT 10.
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Old Gold and Silver Wanted.

T AM PAYING the highest price for old Gold
l and Silver T. FENDLER,
ian81 Watchma ker and Jeweer.
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COUNTERPANES.

r HAVE just received another supply of White
Yellow and Pink MarseilIes Counterpanes, al
sprlS THE PEoPLEs sIohE'
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ALE AND PORTER.

DAsS'S INDIA PALE ALE-pints.
ID BARCLAYS STOUT PORTER-pints.
At wholesale and retail at
mayle BROOKS DRUG STORE.
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TailOrs, ShOemakers and SaddIers
DLEAsE call and examine the new Mannfac.
L turing Machine. Jast received at the g RO.
YER a BAKER SEWING MACHINE AGENCY
Heroman's building. spr30
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NEW ORLEANS CITY MONEY
TNAKEN AT PAR.
apr6 X. FENDLER.
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FINE TEAS.

rONsTANTLY on nd, four grades ans Green
" Teas-prices from Two Dollars to Thres Dol.
lars and Fifty Cents per pound, retail
mayo JOSHUA BEAL
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LARD AND BACON.
1UsT stored fine retail lot OF clear Bacon 8idss
D and Shoulders, also 70 kegs Leaf Lard.
apr4 Joshua BEAL
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Grits, Large H0miny aud Corn Meal.
TIME above named Corn products manufactured
l. daily at the Mills OF -
apr27 JOSHUA BEAL
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RIFLES.

TTENRY's 16shot Rifle; calibre, 22-10o Yves.
I'LL sons Breech- Losding kifie calibrs, 900 !
kentucky Muzzle, do. do, 31-100. Just re-
ceived at
decl8 BEAL's BOOK VARIETY STORE.
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sUNDRIEs.

r AMPS, Chimneys and Wicks at
Ia G. D. .WADDILL's,
fsb5 1854 Main street, near Third
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SMOKED BEEF TONGUES.

TUST RECEIVED, one box of Gns large Be-
d Tongues. tmarl2I JOSHUA BGAL
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YACHTING.

Regatta Of the Jersey City Yacht Club.
Wind and wave seem 70 struggle with fierce spirit
against the yachting clubs Of this city this season The
yachts Of New York and Brooklyn have each tried their
mettie. but wind and rams have each thrown such OBJ
staces in their way that exhibitions Of nature incom-
pstbe with the genuine spirit Of this noble sport have
been made But this d fault Of the yaehtnen Of tho
various clubs that have endeavored TO show shs many
beautiful points OF their favorite aquatic pets
The spirit Of antagonism that has greeted the
previous .egatas Of this year discernble in the
weather Of Yesterday In connection with the attempted
regatta Of the Jersey CITY Yacht Club This very spir-
tied organization had postponed for day their annual
sport in honor OF the many pretty and deserving dam
sells who had been invited 70 sha6 the fortunes Of the
gallant yachtmcn who composed the club; bus the little
gods that sit aoft and rule wind and wave seemed mot
10 appreciate this chivac spirit and thus ushered 70
yesterday with sky dashed with omn0us clouds, and
what still more tantaizing TO the true yachtman, no
wind Yet In spite OF these serious drawbacks crowds
Of gayly atted ladies and their attendant gentlemen
gathered in full force board the pretty and rapid
with high hopes In anticipation Of the grand event.
the regatta Of their favorte yachting association.
Precisely at tho hour advertised the club steamer
alluded to left her pier and proceeded TO the anchorage
OF the yachts or the depot OF the Central Railroad
whore. amid many rugged vessels and every species OF
steam propelled craft he c0ntesting vessels were found
securely resting Eighteen yachts had been previously
each should JOIN the sports Of tho occasion, but the
northeast gale Of the previous day seriously nterferod
with their arrangements and thus the boats were re-
ducod to the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28
GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The commencement exercises OF the General Theo-
logical Seminary took place yesterday morning in 81
Peers Episcopal Church, in West Twentieth street.
Tho congregation comprised large number OF clergy
men, tho OF the Institution, together with the
relatives and friends Of the students.
The members OF the graduating class, together with
thu professors OF tho institution seated In the
left hand side OF the middle AISLE Immediately in
front OF the chance while the students OF the middle
snd junior classes occupied the The right OF the
game aisle Inside the chancei were the Right Rev.
Bishop Hopkins OF Vermont, the presiding Bishop or
the Episcopal Church. Right Rev. Bishop Whitehouse,
Rsy. VI Boies, OF Boston; Rev. Dr. Pect OF Iowa, and
R-v. Dr. Fairoarn. President Of St. Stephens College
The consisted OF the regular morning service
prescribed by the ritual OF the Protestant Episcopal
tharch The lessons read BY the Rev. Dr. Peet, OF
Iowa, and the an.ecommunion service by Right Rev.
Bishop Hopkins who also preached The sermon from me
chapter Of ST. Matthew's gospel:"Go 70 therefore and
teach ali nations, baptIzng them In the name Of the
Father and Of the Son. ana o. the HOY GnosL Team
manded you; and 10, am with you away, even unto
the end Of the world Amen"
The discourse was peculiarly adapted 70 give insruc
tfan the members Of the graduating class on their
into the ministry and on us Conclusion the rev.
Samuel Roosevelt Johnson D. D., Professor OF System
aiic Divinity and Dean and Chaplain OF the Seminary,
Introduced the members Of the graduating class 70 the
Right Rev. Bishop, from whose hands they received
their diplomas
Frederick Buterworth, A. b New York; George Harden
Grove New York Alexander Davidson, A. b., New
York; Henry Duyckinck, New York Thomas wilson
Haskns, y. A., New York; Joseph Warren HILL New
YORK; John Heber McCandlcss, A. B. Pittsburg: James
Murray, A. NJ, New YORK; Robert J. Nevin. a NJ,
sPennsyivania; George Y Palmer, New York Henry
Jr ~ A., Pennsylvania; Rev. James stoddard, A. b.,
Western New YORK. Arthur Hammond Warner, New
York, and Charles Aids wenmsn, New York.
The exercises concluded with the most Hol y sacrs
nen OF the supper Of the Lord which partaken OF
by most Of those who were present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28

A YorxG WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUIuDE-A young woman
made attempt to jump overheard from one Of the
Fulton ferryboais IL was crossing the river
Wednesday night Some Of the passengers caught her
by the she about casting herself from
boat and reaching Brooklyn handed her To the
police. She gave her Anna Howe, and stated
that she resided a No 16y Blocker street. New York
She would not give an explanation as 10 what impeiled
her to seek death.
FKroSrous AssAuLr.-Jcnnet Thompson woman about
forty years OF age. before Justice Corn
well yesterday and held bail in tho Of ST. 600
await the action Of the Grand Jury for committing
fclonous assault Mrs Mary Harris residing In Union
street. Albany avenue. The accused, as alleged,
doubtful.
SINGULAR BuRGLARY.-John Nelson was arrested and
taken before Justice CornweIl yesterday to
charge Of having feonously entered the residence OF
George Kchel, Of loo Grand street, T. D. The prisoner
alleged placed the muzzle Of pistol at the head OF
Sarah Iimer and said he would blow her brains out II
she did not promise 70 give MIN her money aud watch
in a few days She promised 10 do so, when he left,
but was subsequently arrested He Was held 70 answer
GRAND LARcESY.-A young man named Michael J.
Riordon yesterday arragned before Justice Daily
on charge Of grand larceny, and pleading guilty,
committed await the OF the Grand Jury. The
prisoner was employed bartender 1t the quor saloon
OF Andrew keane 400 Grand street, D., and on sum
wac articles 81 xesrnS sppsre ana two small
packages Of money, the property OF his employer and
others. With these articles in his possession he was
arrested while going board Fan River steamboat
Wednesday afternoon, by officer Of the Forty sixth
precinct While acknowledging his guilt, Rordon
maintains that whsskey was It's primal cause He s
naive OF Ireland, nineteen years OF age.
0rrrScrs AGAINST THE PEasox. John Curry, Richard
McNally, George Mcdonald and Patrick hcGinnis, ar
rested the 17th INST, charged with feoniousy
saul,ing william Miller. shopkecpsr doing business at
COZ First street. =. D., yesterday again partially
examined before Justice Daley There being evidence
implicate Mct'inns, he discharged. The furher
examination OF the other accused was postponed.
Thomas muIans charged with shooting and dang
wounding Patrick McEiroy, at a tenement house In
North Eighth street. u. d., on the night OF the 18th
inst, again before Justice Daley yesterday, and
again he remandcd without examination, his eoun
sci demanding speedy trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28

Hon. Charles Denison, NJ. G..
BY q telegram from Philadelphia We are informed OF
the death Of the Hon Charles DsnIson member Of Con-
srsss from the Twelfth district Of Pennsylvania. This
event took place at the residence OF tho deceased in
wilkesbarre, at early hour yesterday morning.
Mr. Denison was native Of Pennsylvania having been
born In wyoming Valley, in that State, on the 23d
January 1873 In 1899 he graduated from Dcknsc n
College and Afterwards studied law and admitted to
the bar He soon became prominent In his profession
and entering into politics was. In 1884, elected NOM
Der OF Congress During this term he served on the
Committee on Indian Affairs In 1854 Mr.. Denison was
again returned TO Congress- and At the elecion Of last
year was for the third time elected In politics Mr.
Denison was q democrat and was gentleman OF ine
abIlItca HIS funeral wall take place sunday next al
WlKcebarra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28
REGISTRATION IN VIRGINIA.

FORTRESS Mosaos, June rs. 1907.
the registration IN Norfolk Portsmouth ana II
PRECINCTS IN the country surrounding is progressius
aos veiy' but without any kind Of disturbance.
The cases OF Downey and White, who were arre.sa !,
Richmon. on charge of illegally registering have b,a,
the subject o. considerable comment especially .mon-
already regist,rA1 But the difficulty IL regarded 10
them being easy surmounted, and has occasoned
an apparent decrease in Tie number Of white reg
In the several wardG
Several unimportans cases haze been up before the
United states Commissioner b. b. Foster, for examinA-
uon but beyond these the reg Nsraton has nos been
marked BY any incident OF intere.U
Colonel Cody Of General Scnoh,,ids STAR the resi-
Gent Of the Registration Board in Norfolk has Instituted
very effective measures the completion OF the
work IS soon possible He has with the encouT-
agement and support OF many OF the most prominent
residents In either OF the cities
RioHxoKD, Va, June a. 1857
Registration commenced to-day In the lower warda,
and resulted In 3l6 whites and 5l2 negroes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-28

The long contemplated teegraphic match between the
respective chess clubs OF Detroit and New York COM
menced, according TO announcement Monday evening
last The circumstances attending such . beginning,
however augur anything but favoraby for prosperous
issue. AT six O'Clock p. ~ the day named tele-
gram was sent, informing the Detroit players that
through their umpire here they had drawn first move
which would be replied 10 BY tho New York Club al the
agreed hour OF AT the latter period unusually
lai 20 attendance Of members and their friends
observable at the club Washington square, and
the lrst gun awaited with much intsrest. con-
siderable eongaiion OF countenances percept blc
however, time wore on, aud still no word from
Michigan. AT nine O'Clock tho patience Of the players
caved In completely, and . telegram was sent forward
70 the effect that they had waited two hours
for . single move, obviously imprac-
ticabe TO carry the match. Detrots lrst move,
81 p TO B. L." shortly afterwards received, but
yet remains unanswered. Upon comparing notes Il
would appear that the unexpected delay consequent
upon time necessarily consumed the transmission Of
messages between the general Office and the New York
Hotel In order therefore TO carry out the programme
would become necessary for the New York players 70
take their chessboard and men down 70 the principal
Office OF the company, las broadway, and ensconce them
selves In some corner OF the premises each evening
until the termination Of tho match. For this alternative
We doubt u the parties concerned altogether pre-
pared, and We think not improbable thai this long
talked OF affair will fall through after oil.