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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10

NARROW ESCAPE OF INNOCENT MEX FROM
BEING HUNG. on GlEcuMsTASrIAL Evidence.
"A letter 10 the Waco Register, dated Ste
phensville, Texas, May 2lst, gives the follow
ing account Of the narrow escape Of innocent
men from death at the bands Of military
commission, for the Supposed. murder of a
freedman; - =. ,s
: This week three citizens Of Limestone
county, accompanied by Il United States Oil
Ger, came into this County in search of freed.
man named Alien, formerly the slave of Mr..
W, near Cotton Gin. They found the
negro, and happier meeting seldom occurs.
The circumstances, as l learn chem, are about
as follows: Immediately upon The close Of the
war. Allen left his old master for parts un.
known. There was bitter feud between Mr..
W. and some, of his friends on one side,
and o number of men on the other, growing
out OF political questions. Shortly after Al
LENS disappearance, the body of negro man,
which was supposed to be Aliens, and bear
ing marks Of having been murdered, was
found near Mr.. VS. plantation. This
carcass was taken by the enemies of Mr..
W and kept until about two weeks ago,
when Mr.. W. and niue others were ar
rested for the murder Of the aforesaid Allen.
They were brought before military commits.
son;. the SKELETON was produced and identi-
fled as that Of AL L.. and witnesses we're
sworn who testified that Mr. W and his
friends had murdered him. They we're all
sentenced to be hanged within certain time
if they did not procure the veritable living
Allen. Knowing their innocence, they have
searched unremittinsly ever since, and by
what appears the merest accident they found
him three days .ago.at Mr.. Perry's in This
county, alive and doing vel. The lives OF
these men depended upon their success in the
search, aud you can. imagine their feelings
when they found Allen well and able to ac-
company them baSkto Limestone county, to
prove,their innocence r'a ="
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10

We have been requested BY many friends OF
Mx. JOHN A. BARKER to announce him Can
aidate for Tax Collector of Edgefeld District at
tine ensuing election.
Oct g teH
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10

ms- We have been authorized by friends OF
Cspt. STUART HARRISON to announce him
Candidate for recollection to the Office of Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas for this District at
the next election.
AWil te ID
g-We,hsve been authorized by the many
friends of Capt. L. YANcEY DEAN to an-
nounce him Candidate for Clerk OF the Court
of Common Pleas for Edge6eld District at the
next election.
June 20 te u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10

EUROPE GIVES UP MExIco.-The London
Times, after gravely reviewing the status Of
Mexico, comes to the conclusion that "the-
Mexicans must settle their OWN affairs, or, at
any cate, muat get assistance fron their own
side of the Atlantic The Times pretty
frankly admits That this is not entirely vol
urtsry when It says athe United States have
forbidden ttcrcivfizins aaencies of'a foreign
spower'''insM exicoa The Times speaks'truly
when it says atsEurope would have 4gven
Mexico " an organized Government, though
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10
For Tax Collector.

The Many Friends of D. A. j. BELL, Esq.
respectfully nominate him as Candidate fei
Tax Collector st the next election.
'oct1s to 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10

TIE LONDON T1MEs.--The London Times,
the great representative of popular opinion
in Great Britain, has q leader on the release
Of JEFF. Davis. The gist Of the article is
embraced in the following short extract:
'gWi,h the release Of Jefferson Davis it
MAY be said that the ,ast scene Of the great
clvil.war in America has come to an end.
II is Q worthy close Of q great contest, and
an act Of moderation of which the people
may be proud, and Of which they are likely
to receive the. benefit in the -subsdence Of
angry passions, and the restoration, or rather
the creation, OF national feeling pervadiDg
the entire Union"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10
Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Decision

street ISaliWays.. ..lmpostant DeclskOn.
The driver Of one of the street, cars in
Nashville was arraigned recently in one of
the courts Of that city for assault and battery
committed ia eiecting negro from his car.
The defence relied on the fact, which was
proven, that the company run car on their
road for the special accommodation of color
ed people, which was so designated By an ap.
propriate sign, and that the car in which the
plaintiff attempted to ride was for white peo.
,ple alone. sa
The court held that "the company had
right to designate certain cars for white per.
sons and certain cars for colored people,,n but
that, to avail themselves of this privilege it
was /" their duty to have placed ON their cars,
in some conspicuous place, q notice that the
car was for white people : thereby notifying
all persons Of the fact" 45sa.y5l. ~ : s,
+ II such car thus appropriately marked
forwhite people alene, the court held that
negroes had no right tofentero OF ride.Fsc.3
ses. -. .t,5i-,I1 -'tii tssfts y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10
CARRIAGE MANDATORY
----.->-.--.'.,. '''''-'---'''
80 Smith lOIESa
EDGHFIELD. S. {

EDGHFIELD, s. C.
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ysyaE Subscribers respectfully announce tha
4 thsy arc now prepared to do all work in tn,
COACH MAKING and REPAIRING BUSl
NESS that M be entrusted to them, IN work
u .alike m amer, and with neatnessand dispatch
We havo on hand = few CARRIAGES AID SUI
perior DUGGIES, of our own manufacture, Which
Ye will sell low.
warranted to give satisfaction.
n9-As wessil Only FOR CASH, our prices
ar unusually recsonablc. All We ask Is q trial.
SMITH & JONES.
MARI lo
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10
For Sheriff.

Tao Friends of Capt. "A. P. WEST respectful
" announce him as Candidate for Sherfii 0i
Edgefeld atthe nextelection.
Nov z teS 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10

g> We havo been authorized by the Friends
of Capt. H. BeULWARE to announce him u
Candidate for Sheriff OF Edgofeld District at the
e1telection. .
Apr IL te* 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10

g A young freedman namod Frank smi.l
hasapplied tas.he Secretary Of War for scadst-
ship at West Point fiom the First Congressional
Dlstrictof South Carolina.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1867-07-10

The Expenses of fgI.econstruetian..
The following letter from General Sickles
shows that this peaceable military recon-
struction is likely to prsve an expensive ba-
j,;nor,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

The "Whitlatch Union > mine, one Of tbs
richest leads in Montana, has just been sold tc
General Sol. Meredith and others for tWC
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
TIL" committee of councils of Detroit hav,
reported in favor Of prohibiting til" blowing
Of steam whistles within the circuits Of the
corporation.
Up TO this date only 300 petitions under the
bankruptcy act have been filed in MaSsachu-
sets. Proceedings are i'll progress i'll al
cases.
A gentleman in Albany stated in n speech
which he Eladc there recently that the Radi-
cal party was just now in yellow mnlattc
fever and III The last state Of black vomit.
Rev. Albert Barnes, of Philadelphia, has
been compelled to abandon AL work and
study, in order 10 save himself from total
blindness.
between New York and Brooklyn is estimated
al :G.G1J. l&7-,norc than we need TO build the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
We under. tand that IN official report in re-
gard 10 the counterfeit bonds will be- mad" by
III" Secretary Of the Treasury OH Monday
ncXt.--NHjpmni i"t,dy'ncer, l2h.
DR. Hall, while in the North Pole regions,
dimes OF nine pounds OF frozen meat Ia keep
HIM warm.
Butler i already on the high road ,C the
Democratic party, ana Eorncy viii not lag far
behind him.
tn" latest new word--t started in New
iork-is =" Suicdrd.' Its friends say ii is as
good rs " Co!lided.'
The 2ridHu,'s critic, speaking OF RiStori in
Ali!"rIS tragedy, says, atrOciously, that she
held the MErrll up 10 nature.
I'm Iilinoian, who was stabbed in The back
some twelve years since, recently coughed up
an inch and Il half of knife blade.
Some fifty ladies in Linn county, Kansas.
have adopted short skirts, which fall about 10
the KNEE.
There IS Il society in Nashville, Tennessee
called the brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
riuccrs.'
Agassiz says the Florida reefs were -, 900
years i'll building.
II is said 10 be almost rs easy 10 get married
III Indiana rs To get a divorce.
a new lin" Of steamers has been established
between Savannah and Charleston.
| The last reports from the cotton crop OF Mis-.
Sisslppi are more cheerful.
Petroleum Is now used Us fuel BY the steam
| fire engines OF Boston.
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From Washington.

WASuIsGToS October 12-The pardon APP
plication of r NJ. T. Hunter. recently pub
lished. was written soon after the close OF
the war. His expressions OF approval apply TO
the Presidents, and not 10 the congressional
plan OF recons tructiou.
The receipts Of revenue to-day were $&'l,-
900: for the week, 100000; for the fiscal
year ;64 900.
General Sherman is visiting his daughter In
New York
General Schofield returns 10 Richmond to-
morrow.
In drunken row between the stage passan-
gers NJ Cameron Crossing, on the Santa Fe
road, three were killed.
Franklin Pierce was screnaded at Concord,
n. H., on Wednesday night, and said: :"
warn you, my friends, to note the fact lha:
these trumphs, whatever they may be, are
no party triumphs. The people have risen in
their majesty with consciousness OF
their power, and disresarding party aspira-
tions, have been silently considering what be-
longs to them, TO their children, and TO their
country. think the great battle has been
fought and won. If the results are significant
in nothing else, they are in this, that the
white race-our race, the Germans, Italians,
French, Irish, Scotch and Anglo Saxon peo-
ple-are still 10 be the controlling power on
this continent
The Superior Court OF New York has deci-
ded, on the appeal the Gardner will case in
favor Of Mrs. Tyler.
The Republican majority in Iowa is estima-
ted NJ - 900.
Among Il number OF articles forwarded to
: lnl .au Lot arn
bia, and Goldsboro', was an oil painting repre-
scnting two children feeding Il horse. The
Department will restore the painting TO the
owner on satisfactory proof to Third Assist
ant Postmaster.
The gubernatorial result in Ohio cannot be
positively known until Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

\ CASE or lDESTiTr-OR NOT "A strange
case Is now pending III III" Essex Market POI
lice Court. in which Il woman named Catha-
rim" Petersen claims n" defendant, Christie
pher Petersen, rs her husband. Her two chill
dr"n look very much like him her sister pos
tiv"ly identifies him his name i confessed 20
l." tn" sam" as hers, and III" woman herself
sW"aTs positively that he was married 10 her
eleven years agO in Montreal and i III" father
ui her children. On the other hand, In" de-
PENDANT S,ulldlv protests that he does not kuo -
tn" woman or III" children that hc never vas
in Montreal and brings witnesses to prove
that he was in Norway at the tim" til" mar
rin.,c j. alleged to HAY" taken pIac" in zion
treal. Tn" Judge, having heard All I'll" evil
dcuc", reserved his decision until next Satur-
duy-Ee,y IDrk U.utt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

Az Ice CAvE.-lt is not generally known,
perhaps, that nearly al the lea used on this
coast Is obtained from Il never failing ice cave
III the northern part Of Oregon. This remark.
AM" Subterranenn cavern, where the lee re.
mains in = perfect state the year round, Is
situated on Il stream known as the White Sal.
mon, which enpties into the Columbia river
on the Washington Territory side, about
thirty miles below the Dalles. The entrance
10 this icy chamber is near the base Of Mount
Adams which stands twenty miles from the
Columbia, and whose melting SHOWS consti-
tnte til" waters OF the White salmon. The
dimensions OF this cave are vast, extending
many miles under the snowy mountain, and
the scenery inside is supremely grand. The
ice is found in columns, formed By water fall
ing from above and cOrgcaling rs il falls
These columns are cut ont in blocks and con
v"ycd on pack animals 10 the Columbia river
and from thence are shipped TO all the mar
k"ts on the Coast.-SH FrGaciScD LsHer 10 .TcU
York Tones
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Cable Summary of E'urOp.an News

Gable Summary of European News.
Three iron-cltds have been sent 10 the island
OF Cypus.
Napoleon complains of Austra's delay III
the reorganization OF the army.
The Garlbaldians are entreuched at various
points in Litcrbo. Their plan involves dra"-
ing the garrison from Rome, when the home
insurgents viii rise.
Napoleon and the King Of Prussia meet soon
ut Baden.
AT Liverpool yesterday evening cotton was
unchanged.
Manchester adviccs are untayorable. Goods
and yarns dropping.
SECOND DISPATCH.
New YORK, October Eyes terday, mid
night, Paris dispatches received III London
state that affairs III Italy look very grave. Ii
is believed the whole nation viii follow Carl
baldl'S effort.
Victor Emmanuel VIII soon cross the trontIe
and proclaim Rome part Of the Kingdom.
Napoleon returned 10 Paris Oh Tuesday
The Bours. was heavy. Rentcs declining
At Frankfort, bonds We're AZ.
LIVERPOOL, October ll--SalcS TO day, l2,oOt
bales for the week 7U,e-J; export, 1900
speculation, 1000. stock, .7,u3', whereof 2,Ol'
are American.
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Cotton Claims Paid.

WAsHISGroH, October l2.-Cotton claims OF
southern loyal owners, amounting 10 $4,000,
awarded by the Court Of Claims in June last
have been paid, less two and n half per cent.
revenue tax. The successful claimants are
residents of Mobile, Charleston, and Atlanta.
The Court required absolute proof of the fact
that the claimants never voluntarily aided the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
The Elections,

WAsHfSGroS, October 12.-Forney tele-
graphs from Philadelphia that Sharswood is
elected By NJ least 600 votes
Ohio politicians seem afraid . speak on the
gubernatorinl result in that State
WASHINGTON. October FL p VI There i
nothing from Ohio, and nothing from Penn.
.vlvana making Sharswood's election doubt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
HENRY MILLER.
AN ESTABLISHED FACT =

That HENRY MILLER keeps AZ his esfeo lI = :
ment, 1873 Main street. the nGes' rt"cE- .. olp
HiS gs OLD BRANDIES, OLD WHlshEIs, and
CID GINS 10 be had in Richmond; ~,
That he has for sale at 1903 Main street y! p
Sous Xxx. Xxx, and XXXA. with OLD CAbl-
NET NHIskEYS-ail OF superior Qualities
That he h as at 1903 Main street o! his own spa,
cial importation. for family USE pure PohI
WINES OF medicinal qualities
Thai he has Of special importation. At 1903 Main
,,rsat-iinported al tho same time-the finest
sHEgEIES. either for medical or table purposes,
10 be found IN thi. market
That ne has al 1903 Ma IN street, the genuine I'm
por,et a. well the domestic Champagnes, al
much reduced ngursr;
That he has the in-et nd most approved quail.
lie, of stouguten and oth-r Ditters, Syrurs and
CCrdiais OF any house in the United States
That hs has the Virginia brands Of Rye " his
kevs-stouewail, Old Virginia Mountain, &c.
never beaten;
That be has Away. on hard, fresh and IRE
proachable, those celebrated Mliler's Tin COCK
ta!l.-the best "a the wde world ~
And thai for all kinds OF choice Wines, Liquors
| Cordial-, &C.. &c. &c. for family or trade pur
poses, the best place to deal Al Is that OF
r' ~ HENRY MILLER,
Wholesale, etc, Liqor Merchant,
ncs-eodIw 1893 Main street, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

RE-AEKESTED. Sergeant Cross, of the south
ern district, yesterday arrested 4 man named
John Carson, who i said 10 have been con-
yictcd recently in Alexandria of highway rob
berry, and who, whilst confined III Jail At Tia /
place awaiting sentence, managed 10 effect his
escape. He is held III custody to await The
rrquisiton Of the authorities Of Virginia.
baltimore Sti.. l2th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

EINE WATCHES and JEW z
ELRY of every description KS- IA
80 THOS NuWLAN, A2zZES
kOBT Z. MACON BIN,
corner OF Main anu Tenth streets
ga, aboys the post-othc1.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

Coon NEws.-W" have been informed by
Mr.. John Is. tp>hur, the agent OF the NIr-
glula Immigration Society 1T this place, that
the first Iu>ia!mcut of immigrants, num-
bcrlug between three and four hundred,
wIil.trrvc at This port about The latter part OF
February next. aud that The scheme OF immi-
grafton l. Il decided success. This is cheering
III Intelligence. -.NprfoM Itryintdu.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
COuyiCtpu of Murder.

WnMIyGToS, \. c., October l2.-Nilliam
w Parker, whose trial has been progressing
for the past two days in the criminal court,
was to-day convicted Of murder in the first
degree for killing Mr.. Childrcss in lSG3. The
evidence Was crcums tantial but very strong.
The wra her i clear and cool
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
POET OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IL.
Ipptrrn

ARRIVED.
Steamer 4 lbamarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
claudise and Passengers =. Ayrcs Co.
steamer Stale .! Maryland, fravers, Baltimore,
merchandise and Passengers, ID. & w Curric
Steamer ClaymOut, Carr, Philadelphia, mer-
cLdnGi-e and pas. engers, W. Z. Porter.
SteaInrr John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer
chaud!se and passengers, L. b. Taum
Schooner koyanna, FRANK, Baltimore, merchan-
disc. 10 captain.
schooner John Mccoy, -, Norfolk, mer-
chAaGise, 10 captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Alhcma.le. Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, 5. Ayres Go.
Steamer State of Mary land, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers, ID. w. Currla.
Schooner L. a. Saunders, -, New York,
light.
Schooner Virginia Dare, johnson, Baltimore,
lumber, arin-t."d y P"rr.
schooner Bee, Harn, Philadelphla, lumber,
Curtis. Parker & tsiddick.
schoUner Fo4ming S-a. North, Washington, D.
c.. lumber, Armstead Parr.
SchuuarrJ. ii Navel, Guinell, Philadelphia,
Curtis Parker j Rddck.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Sarah Louisa, Williams, from James
river arrived at Philadelphia on the 10th.
RtTuua William R2nner, DccEer, from Liver
pool Tor City Point Va, arrived al HALIFAX On the
6th instant.
Baruue Or Rainbow, Smith. sailed from Hall
fax Tor Richmond Oh the 6tn instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

The Sugar CKoP. We learn from 4 state
mcut before Us that the grinding season on
SOM. of The Louisiana plantations viii COM
mcuCr on or about next saturday. The crops
in ST. Bernard parish are spoken OF as very
promising. The crop OF the coming year /.
IS tl,uatr,l bv competent Judges 1T llourD hogs
heads. SO says The New Orleans comtm.rc:d!
Blli,til.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

PERsoNAL.--C;eneral Bcauregard and party.
after spending short time III the city, Uurlng
which they made and renewed many acQ uaiut-
auct.S left for III" South on the Thursday
morning train. We were glad 10 notice ihat
the General looked Improved in hra!th and
Was in excellent Spirlts.-Pster$Jmy hoter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

\ plan has been broached for the establish
menl OF Il system Of storm signals on the Cape
IiuttcraS lighthouse by which vessels III Sl%hL
or nearing can be warned OF storms lIicHalllh-
elsewhere. \ line OF telegraph is proposed 10
run from Newborn 10 UattcraS, by means OF
which The lighthouse keeper can be informed
OF storms on any distant pare oil the coast,
and thus communicate by signal lla%S or can
non lnc information 10 passing vessels, VINO,
being torcWarncd, can be torearmed. Ii IS
We'll known that storms frequently prevail III
one direction on the Atlantic while everything
is calm in another. Ii IS also proposed 10 eX-
tend these signals 10 Key West, Fort Taylor,
Havana, and other points, and IL IS stated
that the expense viii be very slight.
\ real image stcrcoscope has been pro
durrd In ordinary stcrcoscopcs The observer
places his two eyes opposite two lenses, ana
sees lh. virtual images OF two pictures appa-
reuily 1T the same place. In The re;l i'lase
slrrcoscopc the observer stands ABOUT TWO
feet from the instrument, and LOOKS IL 4
frame containing Il large single lenSe he
then sees Just III front OF The Tense lrii ana
inverted mag" of each OF The TWO pictures
the union OF which forms the appearance OF i
solid figure III the air between himself ana me
apparatus.
The Boston E,st says the :" California yarn
lists tell us of a lake III which raw hides M; y
| be tanned i'll six days, and 4 dirty shirt ilaut
snowy white by wcltiuS and wrinSluS out.
TO which the Norwich idcertt$ef replies :
What IN acquisition that would be Tor the
Republican party, which Is just no" washing
It's dirty linen III public
| The cause of the beautiful colors shown on
scam bubbles has recently been made Il subject
III Investigation by Sir David brewster, ana
ne thinks they are due, not 10 the prlsmatic
! n,,,.cl of varying thickncsScs IN the bubbles
! themselves, but 10 the eXudauon OF Il colorin.
substance on the cAtcrlor'
The President has, upon the recommends
lion of Governor fcirpoiht ana y, 'ulHtS 'e,
''oi4 c,n,hary uardOurd Samuel Barron, OF
Wir"inia ex -commodorc Of the Confederate
navy.
c.o,.r,l Mcclellan writes 10 friend thai
he viii probably arrive home on The 2'th IN
slant.
Mrs. Surratt is said to have been JoeAoiteo u
dca -Horta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
Sale OF IIarpcr's Ferry Property

WAsHISGToS, October l2.-The heirs OF the
original owners of Iarper's Ferry object 10
the sale ordered by Congress. The original
deed executed TO George Washington stipu-
atcs that the property is only 10 be- used by
the United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

FIVE HrNDEED DOLLARS EEwARD.-Willlam
+. solomon, Esq, offers 500 reward Tor The
apprehension OF Captain William Jordan
Walker, who eloped from the Buffalo Springs
ON The 18th of september with Mrs. Solomon.
They were last seen at Greensboro, \. G.,
going wrst.-Eti,rSjrry ErpreSS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
ii)Iicl.

SAVANNAH, GA, October "a duel was
fought near here this morning between Colo
mel H. r. Farrow, of Atlanta, and Major
O'Counor, of Rome. After m interchange OF
shots il was settled. The difficulty grew OFT
of newspaper articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14

Comstitutionality OF the Civil Rights Bill.
Louisville, October l2.-.Iusticcs Swayne
and Ballard have decided the Civil Rights bill
TO be constitutional.
Samuel b. Taylor, a nephew OF the EXPIRE
I-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-14
FASH1ONS!!
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
r,.,rsc.Ivad from tho celebrated establishment
a. Madame psaoREST the most beautiful and
varied FASHIONS for Ladies' and Children ever
exhibited In Richmond. al GlBBs'S PhoIo-
GaApHlC GALLEnY, 1927 Main street. whs'"
PHOTOGRAPHS
may bs had OF mos. beautiful nnish ~ Ve:y low
prices Ladies and others are invited 10 cali ana
exam tns specimens In both branches.
oc 5-eoa2w &ka' :, a. oAoos,