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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07
MARRIED.

On Tuesday evening the 18th instant, at Fruit
land, near Leesburg, Loudoun county, Va, the
residence OF the brides father. by tho Rev. K I.
Perkins, Mr. WILLIAM l.. HARRISON, 10 Hiss
LIZZIE, only daughter Of Thomas w. Edwards,
Esq.
Enquirer please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07

It was announced in the House, before the
adjournment, that a prayer meeting OF mem
bers of the Legislature Will be held In the
Senate Chamber at half past p. M. on every
Sunday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07
By Harrison. Goddin & Apperson, Auetionsers,
Bankers, Brokers' and Real Estate Agents.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
y VALUABLE FARM OF 200 ACRES, ~ HEN;
EGG THEE NhES sEtgw CIT ~
THE VALUABLE WHARF PROP kRTY AT ROCK
HATAN STEAM P4CKET COMPANY. by vir;:
the Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF the city OF
Richmond, pronounced on the 10Th ~ December,
1860 In the case OF Currie &c, against CuTria, &c
viii e Wttg paSc aSpp S On the
premises, on TUESDAY the sth II January, l.f7,
4 II o'clock ~, If fair, II not o. III. sTs. far
late John Currie, the elder, died seized, contain
ing about 200 acres situated In the county q ben
rico. about three miles below city OF Richmond
on the new Central road adjoining the lands Of u
w. Roper, Henry Yarbrough, John y. Davis, AL
Others shout :. three foartts o. ghiGh !: 9gfn AM
an sxests 5oT nax 9s
together with an excellent 0rctari. srd on the
next day, viz: WEDNESDAY the oh OF lamar,
1897, at y o'clock " on the premises, II fir u
USDivipsS F"URT8 PART PaRr o. ihs. yaiuabls
property at Rockets knogn 40 the Pu"HAIAs
ter street Of about $50 feet, extending 10 Ws'cr
street, and across that street 10 Jamro river, on
which thereis front Of about AGO feet.
ON Lester street ther. t. large BRiCK WARE
HOtsE tor storage purposes, Ard the WhsFvss are
supplied With two iae sheds for the protection Of
goods t. ba shipped or landed These wharv.s
ara regarded IA amongst the most valuable IN
Richmond, and the annual revenue from then i
urce DI great pIOnts map ana W hho
property will ne exhibited ~ the hour Of ssse.
TRIMS One icurth cash the baisnee At six,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable note,
interest added, and title retained until all the PGr
chase money Is paid aud conveyance ordered ~
| the court.
c 4 I SRst \ Aws5RrnaM. Commissioners.
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
ediatey after the ssle OF the fore going fara,
| on TUESDAY tn. sth Of January. 1881. IT the re-
| quest of Charles r. Workman, administrsior 81
John Currie, Sr., deceased, We shall sell all tie
personal estate the reon. consisting ia part VI
PISE MULES,
COWS,
lHEIFER,
KILLING HOGS.
| 2sOWS,
= lBoAR,
pigs,
| About So barrels CORN,
FODDER,
sHUCkS,
.t ShEAF OATS,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TRKNs: All sums under thirty dollars, cash
over that am urt Xix months or din fer approved
\ endorsed neg"iis ole notes, with interest sdi~d
| HARRISON, 6oDDiN s. sPPEks'N,
deT Aucioaevrs.
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By Paine 4 90. Auctlonssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE
AND DESIRABLE STOCK OF CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c &c At AUGTlnN.-B5
virtue Of the provisions ~ deed OF tIus from y.
WaiIersten to me ~ Trustee, dated the Ilh De-
cember 1895 aud of record in the Office Of the
Richmond Hastings Court, ] sha! fer frssl- at
pubiic suction IT the store o. th- laid Walst'
DAY the sth day II 5aDuary. 1851, commencing a.
10 o'clock, the eotire stock OF GOODS contained In
said store, consisting 81
GENTS FURSIsHiyG GOODS,
.M. CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS, etc. etc.
Also all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR.
NTTURE OF said Wallerstefn conveyed In said
deed.
TERMS For all sums under Sl0O, each over that
amount, thirty days credit for approved anioned
negotiable paper = srthUsE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by PAISR Co, Auction
eers Ia u
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RyChgtsttan, sIssa Coz Apstbonesrs,
80 10 tzs Msin street.
WE Will ogEER FOR !. SALE . l..9 AZ, AT
y NJ fsst 4. ss'Io~'s
y e s ssss,S:.s: s s..SSs saPsdsbsss,
n barrels BR0ws sU0AR, aHr
y - Noe snesd. PORrO RICO SUGAR, H Hs#
- 6 uOvvs kIts Gt.FFRk, r----s-ee----s-
So barrels XOLAssES, ..--s..,
= So boxes Cukt1st .s
10 barr~is LeAf LARD,
2ng-YrsIs Mes PORK, Fet tt.5v RI
$50 BOXES sTsxkisE, BRowy. and PALE
rs esddis. GUNPnwpER TEA,
80 barrels wHf>KT, all srsdss
witt large assortment Of
II BUCKfrs,
wILLOw.wARE, .s.,s..,v
BASKETS,
..T.. PEPPER, E raG#.-. H#
~ SPICES, etc.
ALSO,
200 threec9uarter boxes MANUFACTURED To-
CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 CO.,
hT Aueroneers
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BY Regnault 4 Co., Auctioneer,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.


Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
E. TRGEANTS SALE.-Wil be sold
:. "a Thursday next, 10th January, 1851, CON-
mearing at IL o'clock A. NJ, 1t the house No. -,
on Main between Tenth and Eleventh streets, 10.
Gently occupied by she National Exprsss and
Transportation Company, the following properly,
TO wit y e-.-
! boxes Of STATIONERY,
2OFFICESAPES,
10 MESS SAFES,
NESS CHESTS,
STRCCRS,
WAY BILL PRESS,
2LRTTER PRESSES,
sOFFICE DESKS,
book. CASE,
IRON SAFE,
ssTOvEs and FIXTURES,
CHAIRS, TABLES,
wASHSTAEDS, CLOCK,
MIRRORS, CARPBTs,
MATTRESSES, BEDsTEADS,
xCOUNTERS,
GAS FIXTURES, ,
and many other articles too numerous 10 mention,
to satisfy distress warrant 10 my hands IN ttyor
OF Benjamin Hart, against the National Express
and transportation Company: n,
TERMS: Cash. THOMASU, DUDLEY,
Sergeant City OF Richmond
RRGHAULr & Co., AuctiOneers. aids
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Colonel Evans, the delegate from Richmond,
has been detained from his seat in the House
OF Delegates for several days by indisposition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07
BY Harrison. Goldin j Apperson, Auctioneers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VALUABLE STORE ION LEASE

VALUABLE STORE ION LEASE
Y HOLD, ON THE NORTH sIoE or MAIS BE1
HANDSOME lot IN THE WEST LINE OP
BIGHrH STREET, NORTH OP LEIGH STREET,
ton. on the euises n TUESDAY the 18th Janu-
airy, 1887, IT O'Clock u. the large and admlrA'
bly, we'll Toe tiei BttCR STOKE now IN the occu.
nancy of Mr samuel : Carter ~ the annual rent
Of 81 500 ills subject To annual ground rent ~
abnnt $50 with Il coniI ion hat ~ the snd oi ins
l. se Z . building NAV be removed by TIE losses:
alter which saw a. half p4st O'Clock ~, VIII
ne sold A beautiful r. T IN The plan OF hiils hsr.
den, fronting ahort 81 feet on the west ilhe OF
Fig a. street runninl tack l2J feet % al alley.
TgKas: 'ine-thiid cash balance ~ four sni
eight months for nogou ba notes, interest adjrd,
secured by trust iced. Tho axes Tor this year 10
be paid by the purchaser. -
HARRISON, GuDDIH APPBRSoS,
ia5 AuctioueerS.
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DIED,

On the 9Th OF January, FRANKLIN CURTIS,
son of Edward J and Virginia A. c. Tyler, aged
two years three months, and seventeen days;
His funeral will take place at his fathers, on
Second street, No 100, at IL o'clock THIS MORN.
ING The friends and aequaintancss are respect
fally invited to attend.
on the morning OF the 5th instant, Mrs. NJ A r.
GIBSON. Telict or the late Patrick Gibson, In the
seventy hfth year OF her age.
The friends OF the family are requested to at
tend her funeral from Grace church on THIS Non.
day. MORNING, It'll instant, at " O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07
By Harrison, Goddin S Appenon, Auetioneet'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estats Agents.

VERY VALUABLE LOT AT THE
Y NORTHWEST CORNER or MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS, FOR LEASE At AUCTION
IN . premises, on FRIDAY the 18th 81 January. a.
II o'clock ", that truly valuable LOT, loeat, as
above, adjoining the music store OF Messrs Johh
W Davies s sons fronting ! fest, and RAINING
back a feet The terms and full particulars made
known at the hour of rental which Will be very
fai, and liberal 10 the lessee, and can be maze
know n in the m ean time by calling NJ our Office.
tx AuCtionoers
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.nALfSKINs--FRENCH, and ANE'
|ORIoAS-fofs ale q reduced prlss.ty
$780, Oh. eAkLKLx Sc..,
A4X.OAk y * Thntssan eBeMs
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d EMOVAL.-The undersigned beg
IN to inform their friends IN at they have removed
10 their NEW WAREHOUSE, in Pearl Block,
Pourtee nth street between Main and Cary, where
10 viii be pleased to see their customers and the
public A large and well-selected stock OF GRO
EERiEs. PROVISiONs and LIQUORS always on
hand to which they respectfully ask the attention
Of the trads JOHNSON 4 HUNT,
Fourtoanth street
i.1is between Main and Cary.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers.
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner Main and EIeventh sHcsts.
ARGE SALE OF LUMBER AT
IL AUCTION. BY request OF Nesss. Gary i
Alien who have dissolved their co partnership,
and are closing up their business, rs WIZ seIi ~
Eleventh ami al streets, the south stde OF Tho
Basin, on "WEDNESDAY, oh January, commgn'
cling a, N o. clock A 81, their entire stock II LUA-
Der being about 80, 600 feet, embracing general
assortme nt, such AS FLOnRlN1. WEATHhR-
BOARDING, J0IsT, sCANTLiNG, &c.
Also a very superior pair WORK HORSES,
WAGONS. HARNESS, &c.
TBRas Sums under $50. each over that amount,
sixty days credit for approved negotiable notes,
with interest added
ja78g GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
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ATTACHMENTS.

The BILL on It's second reading, to repeai an
,ct nrobibitinr attachments III certain cases,
nasspd March 3, 1866 was explained by hlessrs.
Robertson and Kelley, and was ordered TO II.
engrossment 1t was stated that the present
law operated iniuriously upon our own cru
zens to the benefit OF citizens OF otheT States
having claims against them.
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sCHUOLs AND cOLLEdEa

Tr. Graham introduced joint Tesoiu'ion
x,,,;,,;rr 80 40, ~ me las, session for the
relief of the incorporated colleges ana olnel
Summaries of Virginia. The resolution oeclaies s
hat the act in question was not only il.esurr ~
10 provide for the Interest due on the oohos Vi
tb. stare NJ The time Of the passage OF the law
but also for interest or dividends which snouid
thereafter accrue on such bonds and stock nntii
the payment OF interest on Inc ae3t oi .iso
Commonwealth should De resuhieo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07

NOT G. E.-Messrs. WILLIAM b.
debts, and claims due MS All parties indebted ara
requested 10 make payment to them.
dsN-dScsw LOEB BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07

The Senate was chilled 10 order by Mr..
Trout, of Augusta in the absence OF the Lieu
tenant. Governor.
A communication WAS received from the
House announcing the passage OF certain bills,
which were referred 10 the appropriate com.
miltees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07

The bill for the assessment OF taxes on per-
sons, property, income, and salaries came up
in order but many members oeihg SUI, ao-
passed by for the present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-07

A message from the Senate, by Mr.. Lee, an .
uohuced that that body had passed the loint
resolution IL regard 10 Polish ehiies IN Spo1.
syiynnin, with mn amendment, which the
House Concurredin in.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07

Call at N. Wax's
N e w STOR e
FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
~ BARRELS Choice Peach Blow Potatoes.
fO 40 barrels Pink Lyt Potatoes for .lanting,
20 barrels Choice Flour,
20 sacks Choice Flour,
barrels Pickles. - .t.
z barrels Sauerkraut,
barrels Choice No ! Mackerel,
10 barrels Atso ted liquors,
halt barrels Pige' fe-t,
3 hall barrals Picked Tongues,
3 half barrels Golden Syrup,
2 half barrels spare Ribs,
10 boxes Rasins,
25 boxes Soap,
20 boxes Assorted Crackers
2 boxes Candies,
% boxes Candles,
8 boxes vernicelli,
4 boxes Maesroni,
4 boxes Goldfish,
1000 Clear Sides,
1900 Smoked Shoulders,
S kegs Ere h Western Butter,
5kegs Fresh Goshen Butter,
5 kegs Fresh Holland Hexrings.
3 tierces Lard,
5kegs Lard.
Also, a 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.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-05-07

Ok BARRELS Fayette Mills FLOUR,
~ 25 :. Premium :. ..
rs bales HAY. tH
rs barrels P. d IRISH POTATOES,
boxes CRACKERS,
10 :. PALM SOAP,
10 -. sTAR CANDLES,
barrels WHITE BEANS,
3 kegs assorted SHOT,
tierces HAMS,
:. LARD,
barrela COAL OIL,
10 boxes CHEESE, ..i
8 half barrels GOSHEN BUTTER,
box 4 assorted CANDIES,
ALI of the above articles will be sold low for
cash, by
aprl3 l.. JADOT q co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

Vessels Comprising the Naval Practice SQaad-
ros-DistribstIes 81 thc Mtddics-O0ieePa
DeeMched nnd Assegued 60 Dtiy-The Bsard
Or Naval Omcevs. $50
BY report apPsap Ne fsiiewing officers win oom-
nand HE vessch competing the Naval Practice Squad
rom ~. 49,, .t .as
The United States frsate Macsdonian 70 DO com nand
cd BY nsutsnans tcmnaadsrr o. selfssdgs; Isotsnans
Commander r. p. Lucr, as executive onlcer. aa-
The United States frgats Savannah, TO be com manded
BY IAssssuan. Commander y. B. Ts,lor -3tF Es&
The United Statcs sloop Of ~ar Dale, commanded by
Lieutenant Commander r. W., Meade; and Lieutenant
Commander r. o. Mathews As executive oGceE
The steamers ofth fqusdron have not yet bees de-
signatcd. The mddisS win DO div dsd among tnsse
sips with the exception OF the graduating class who
wn after graduating receive orders tor 10 the dK
ferent vessels tting OUT which are ~ follows viz
The frigate Franklin, Captain PennOck; the frsats
Guerrero Captain Corbin; and the sloep Of Kear
sage tnow at Boston,; tho frgae Minnesota, Captain
Alden lat Porismouth) the Oneida, Captain Creighton
The Chief Enginser, James ". Kiag. Of The New YORK
Navy Yard has been detac he'd, and Chlef Eneine0 W
w. WOOD for two years AZ the Naval Acsdemy hae
leave behind him host OF friends gained while on
duty owing "a tho courtesy with wbach he has per
formed his responsible duties
The Beard % Naval Ocesss composed Of the following
gentlemen, been detailed to Visit Ne Naval Acade
Rear Admiral Pssrson. Commaudsr Sands eaptais
Howell SURGEON Pncknsy And Chef Engineee Roeerta
The visitor. ss sssasSs Smes ,as Assistant Sops'
Lieutenant Commander Wathers 10 promoted 70 Com
mander on the active lsk
Commander Harmony has been detatchod from the
Navy Yard, and ordered TO the command Of the Froc
which n attached TO the Mediterranean Squadron.
The United states steam sloop-ofwar Richmond, from
Washington, has arrived at Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-11

The Political CampaIgn-Rich Times Ex.
pectcd- Brewnlew and EsheridGe 10 vcn-
siIase Each 0ther-Incising the Passions or
she PespIe-Pelielcs In tho Stase-A Gem
ssrvativs Party Needed, &c.
Mnrms, Nay Z, 1867.
me political ball hes again bssn cot In motion and the
people a Tsnnsssss from end 10 the other filled
with apprshsnsons 70 the result Ths causes for this
apprehension are two fold The differences bstwesn The
radicals and the conservatives aggravated BY the op
psssvs lawn and snacsmsnts Of the former and instead
u wrssing win each ether fer the gsod Of the sais
thsss parties wrssng for the iaw making power ~
means Of untusI ard odious Discrimination hbor n
which thsv v b. aided respectively by Browniow
and Eshsrdss, the Knoxvile VAC and the AvasaaeAs
sbs saepedss n ssndmsnt they are geographically
n saoh sshsr. Already the sounds u coming war
are heard n svssy part Of The State. Ethsridgs
hss given mixing Of his intentions In The canvass In his
threatening 70 savs neither hair hide Of the hoary
and paisisd old sinner" who In tho mouaaips Of shs
swisssFiand q America" q toning down hh excited
ncy and generating gas for the future 10 this comes
snshcutassvsiy from 'hs Governor" - he delights 70
b called threats Of the Interpostoa Of the militia the
black militia teo between Eshsrdss and the aforesaid
asnsi wAses has - Aiss ~ ~ hin nssashssisalv
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oUlslAN Ma.


Order SuspeRdiaa m Act OF the LeGislafure-
One.aalf 81 the Police to be Ex-Cnicn Sol
dsers-AajsssWsus sf the Dimcsisy Between
the Two Boards or Levcc Cemssissiesers-
The Observation-Disclosures Of tho Blacks Out
nsobss1sG ehe whit II sistrstion 10 Ceni-
msnce n mississippi, Sc.
NEw ORLEANS, La, May ., 1861
me following order was Issued from headquarters this
morning.
HEADQUARTERS FrrrH MILITARY DfsIRIcr
94M NEW OnLKANs, La. NAY - ioof.< L.
Bsats Lousana passed the following act by which me
sssssd frcI two 70 ave yca take effect After the eec
Sscrsos T. abe Il enacted b. the Senate and Houss o.
Representatives Of the STATE Of Louisi:na IN Senss a.
Mayor for The CITY Of New GREENS The poce q said Sy
shc ~ orpanssed Nv determining the number
AZ odcers and men 81 which shall BE- COMPOSED and the
paoss ana functions BE- ssssed 70 ss cmcsrs ana men
ne. -: ~: Il y: s ss;
sssh 1olissmsa sss'i be sse per .ensA.
sac 81 f.,sAv s.sssi e, Th:. oAoss. snd men
sh nsuses and who shall give evidence thas thsy
tscns 81 he United States Of America and that they have
rssdsd the city Of New orssns upwards Of hvs coassso
Ths object Of this s was 70 exclude srunson sodseru
from The police o. this city u carried
ont By newly elected Mayor John nonrce and every
ssUnoo soldier discharged 70 make Dor those Of re-
- . q ~ . ss 2 ss ssss
Ths Mayor Of Dis ety. Navarro lah = RsrsHy directed
- sAjsss Ne wsns pssss frss - ~ y isas eheh n
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eEsRGIl.

TIE Crsps-An Anti-Radical Cslsred Ora.
tor, &c.
\ a gentleman. travelling in Georgia writes ~ fol-
lows ~
W have ane prospect for wheat IN this section and
the surrounding country II have travelled through
sn oouhties and there supy the best looking wheat
and oa(s that has been IN tn ysa Else stands Of
cotton getting up The appeared more
intent than tins spgng. Corn b vsy scarce though
soms sFs obtaining suppes By binding their csopa and
otOCk. <tf ~ 81 ssfss.- ss.satr ,I sfs
The Selma Rome and Dalton Railroad, under the IRE
sdnoy Of General Joseph E. Johnston Il regarded now
q nxsd fact and 10 70 be completed e muscle
can do the financial diHcultss the way have al
beea adjusted and IN earuess Of what VIII b done,
$4,000 was recently received In Selma TO be en-
plcyed In pataang on force e each end
Blue Mountain TO Jacksonvilie and the above
as IN points New York capitalists furnish the funds
taking lease on tho road and full control Of all IT.
pru1;st TN The debt u paid.
HsuYy Gwinn, OF Savannah, coored man, formerly I
gavs delivered address In Augusta Friday last.
He had large audience which Comprised masy Of the
white ctscn but chiefly composed OF colored peo.
p - whom he gavo much sensible and timely advice.
- opposs1 70 eTayny bis race against the whites,
and 70 white pressure from abroad 70 eeot that object
Hs criticised the Lloyd Georgian, which had dsnou6ced
BIN q coppsrhead and a1eeunce4 hi4ssf ~ friend
of the wh6s man as wen - The coersd nsan. Ms ~.
fersuee 10 the Legal e,0ss canse6 Gssat indgnation
and such threats % violence that guard required
10 escort him 70 the depot kgr ffM
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vIRsIHIA.


March or Events In virgisia-Prearcss Of tho
Oslsred Mace 60 EQualisy-O pesins OF the
CircuM Cewrs-Black AID White Jurors ON
sho Panel-Psrsounsl 81 the Jsrys Akc.s &c.
RrEnosp. Va, May Q, 1857.
Events multiply rapidly in this whiIom capital Of the
aefancs confedsracy. But few short years ago the
atmesphers Of this old and picturesque Southern city
- rsdossnt q The slave mart the auction block and
sAs whipping post and ne black element or the humuu
mnIly had NO higher level than unredeemed ssvituds
within, however, month or two changes havs taken
paacs that might prompt philosopher to sxcain the
vsssd si moves 70 satisfy the most ssasiab,s rsdi-
81 with the complete realization Of his most
ensrisheA theories Of universal equality. Begin
ning fsOm the basis Of negro smsncpaiicn, ~
I've Witnessed in succession the rapid strides
NJ negro race has made from embryo freedom 70
o. fun blossom Of American citlssnshp. Last month
bsnesd convention OF ooIorsd citizens In this city,
ssaing in council and striking out platform for rcss
party Of progress the harmony Of their proceedings
wns d times disturbed II may be ascribed, IN great
measure 10 the presence Of selnsh sinister and Do
pruved ses Of white The Convention, nevsrthe-
Yeea wss q success colorcd party formed, whose
n0uencs WIN yet Be felt AZ no Distant day.
Next came the street car difnculiy, In which the
DachS !rjumphsd and the rorsssion towards soue
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psy. They cannes breeh ~ iles of following the LEAD
q second S rate country ssys = ;AsZ ~ s
lection q Pspolpt nads n ds.renes = ~ pgeedios
towards him, boths y much mistaken, FOR he = him
~ moss eescxcss = the psouissns shigs q vt11a
sluass, Jsha b BALDWIN, Colonel Fiournoy and many
Others whoss adhesion the rspablIcai party could
sss ss as siss = %
np sySs nos ss z ne 1890
his sxoiaSoa IRON ~ rspssosa party ~ q
snss; fos sssss claims &. crss and not ssdsssv
party n vaghia amid al the Obloquy which ssaphsd
a. y. y e: e 4. ~ .ss:s = !:
nagzs yoss A spafy ne danecsaas sss y rsgsi any
:n9s IKE ss:DS yh 4: n:S.sss S:syas ssss
60 ~ S3p Ssss 7Ss sSss &
means hey ssok us course ssr s sus consdsrson
and conference All the coquettng o. the whK press
az issasrs see 81 ss.r efforts g naas shs yond -
pecE Of teeeustxucten are blinds to cover Sir
fusion wsh the republicans and make Is more gaaaal
recenstructien, such - the whigs would fam nAln
out Al are unanimous On thai question, and any
connned mare teehnscal theories and abstrso pSxy
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TIVE sspr sf LOUIS FOX. TINE ullupu PLAYER. FOUND

RocnsrxR, y. r., May 10, 1907.
Tho body Of Louis Fox, The billiard player, who mys
tsrousy Disappeared In December last wss found TIM
morning noasing In the river a Charlotte, ssvss ss
from this city BY two boys who were boating near osas
lotto dock. The body 10 TOO much bloatsd and dss.
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Fcx e the Tine OF his disappearance.