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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25
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THE WORLD ASTONIsHED.


THE WORLD ASTONISuED
At the Wonderful Rev, lsnons
Made by the Grea! astfologist, Madame
II, . Psrrieo
S'he reveals srsets no mortal ever knew.
sba restores TO hsfa,ness those who. iron,
dclefui events. caias.rophes, cros.es In
love. los Of relations Hu6 ss.,utis, lo~s o.
monty. etc, have become despondcns She
brings Together those long sepsra,ed
gives information concerning absent
irienda or lovers. restores lost or s,olru
property, tells you the business you nr
best qualified 10 pursue, And ia what yoa
will b. most successful eAu-es speedy mar
risgts and tells you tie .sry day yor will
marry. gives you the name, lIkeiaxs and
chstscteristes Of the person. She ~nds
your very thoughts and BY her slmdsi
supernatural powers upvrils The dark snd
hidden mysteries Of the future From the
stars We -ee IN the armament = the msIene
stars that overcome Of pf~tiomiaa,e in Tie
standardization the aspects and po.i.
tions OF .hs pl.uets and the fsed stsrs In
iuV urhtFu- NJ we tlI4r III oirth. ne tie
ducr the future destiny oil man Fail no,
10 O. nsul, the great It Asirologist On
earth. II caAss you BAT trior, and yos
may n.ycr asniu have 20 favorable uu o..
porinBisy Consultation he. with Ike
srs and al de,ired Information, q. Par
ties living sf \ distance can consult ths
Madame by mai With EQUAL s.ssty amt
satisfaction to themselves. ~ il In t.ensoa
A full md expicit chart. written out With
MI inquiries answered and lik~nea -n<Ios
I'd. cent by mail on receipt Of the price
above mentioned. The siricsest srsu~s
will b. ainsained. and all corrsspos1snSe
rturued or DESTROYED. Rs,esepces u ,he
highess order furnished lAoar .<sisine
them. Write rlsinls ,be Day d IN mossk
AID the year 10 which you were born. en
cIosiag Email lock Of hair Address,
MADAME n. A pERRIGO,
r. O. Dr.vsr 10,
nhi6lj BuGhio, N Z.
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JOHN PHELPS L CO.

(Sueressors OF Phelps 4 Jones
NVrrON FACTORS and General
" Commission Merchants, No. AZ
Carouslelet STREET. New Orleans.
d. J TERRY. Agent, Jefferson. Tex.
as. will make LIBERAL sdvsnc,S, 10 cash.
op all consignmeuts 10 the above house /:
will give all parties a permit to ship their
cotton uudsr the the Bond Of the above
house, saving them the trouble and ex
pensc Of getting money to pay Revenue
tax, i being paid In New Orleans,
Feb. .. 81. 2G.u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25
Katie Lyls--A Song.

o. Saiie Lyle, fair Katie Lyle'
Call rom those lips that witching s''ile,
And hide those clustering esrls tina,
chase
Their laughing shadows DER thy face
Oh, turn AWAY shst a;Mpled cheek.
Where Love and Mirih play hidc-snd-
seek.
Let those sof, lnshes veil thine ewes
Wherein 80 much Of mischieflirs
Yes, hide them ALL will not yield
Ny heart on I'm unequal field,
will not risk eouaict in e.
A field where l can nothing win.
long have felt still must feel
lis not for me 10 break tho seal
Upon thy heart and wake thee from
That dream wherein Loves voice 10
dumb
And since dare NOT hope th.t thoa
woalds, heed my love or hear my vow,
IN mail ny hear, in triple steel
Nor fear the shafts will not feel
--I,rin sos feel o, lying lips
Full well - knov ny spirit sips
No awccss in life but such ~ rise
From out the heaven Of Katie'a eyes!
Look in this heart, OF lying tongue.
Full vol you know that il hath nung
Its las, hope on the loving snail.
Or angry frown Of Katie Lyle
'Twere vain, thrice vain, TO take up
arms
Against hsr III sahtluing charms
That proud hear never yet was born
With strength 70 laugh their spell to
seorn.
Then, Katie Lyle, dear Kstis Lyle,
Thy rose-hu d lips may wear that smile
And still those clustering curIs may
chass ..l
Their laughing shadows DER thy face
A TO his god tho Brahmin knees,--
With more IL fsrvor than he feeis--
Here a. Thy feet bend the knsr,
Sweat K a Tia Lsle and worth IN thee
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25
Tbs Above Pens in SILVER r.AtsA Extension
Casca with penciia

Oar pens raak ,hruughoa: the corn,ry q.
equal. u not superior, 10 any sold pens nara.
inctutcd mol only for tbesI writing qu.ltiirs.
but durability aud elegant finish fheeyat Il
rsrv u ussd IN their maugiactnrs, and pone arc
so!d with the slightest mpsrfeeiinn which skill
eau detect. We would YAH the attention u
lhe dealers 10 the ceistFat~i PAUL BRETON
watch. for which We az. sole agents for the
United States SO have them In oliver and
Gold oA,ts.
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-Y1ftifaI.
TIE soutn.

A land without ruin is lsad
without memories--a land without
memnries il land without liberty.
A land that wcs,r laercl crows 10y
Be fair to see; but twine scw Esd
cycress leaves around the brow Of
,sy lsud, aad be tina, land harssa,
heessilsss and bleak. il becomes
ls.els in it. coNseerstcd coronet Of
sorrow, aud il wins the sympathy Of
The heart and Of history. Crovns Of
roses fade--erowns ef thornx endure
Calyariss aud crueifxions take deep
est hold Of humsui.y---the trianphs
Of might are iransient--;hey pass
and are forgo,tcn--thc su6erings Of
right are craven deepest on the
chronicle Of nations.
Yc. gise me the lAAd wher- the rains
arc spread,
And ID. living tread iish' On the hearts
Of the dead
Yc. give me a land ,hs, 10 blest by the
dust,
And bright with the deeds Of the dcwn-
trodasa jos&
Yes give me the lsnd where the bsttles
red blast
ua. flashed on the future the form Of
the past
Yes, give me a land tina, hath legends
End lays,
Ths, tell d ths memories Of long ran
ished days,
Yea give me the land ths: hath story
and song,
To tell Of the strife OF the right with
the wrong
Yes, give me land with = grave in
each spot
And names in the graves that shall not
be forgot;
Yes uiys me the land Of the wreck and
the tomb,
There's grandeur 10 xrsves--,beres elo-
~ in Il om---
For gu, Of the gloom future br'ghtnes.
ID born,
A. after the night looms the sunriae of
morn,
And the graves Of the dead, with the
graA overgrown,
May yet forw the fpotstool Of libertys
throne;
Aud each single wreck in tho war path
Of might
Shall YET be rock in the temple d
right
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25
Tie Absvs Peas in SOLD Oliver Exssnsiss
Case, with Ysus.ls.
The sans Gold Peas in Gold Plated Ebsny
Dssk Holders aud Moeeceo Cnsss.


oar second qas.iiy peus ate stamped N
DAVIS 4 Co = and SIC carefully Bsdr having
'he ss'nc po'iite ~ our Or. qaal.iy peas. shc
only material difference being 10 the quality OF
the gold. The prices are ~ f.llows, So.l
pen. 15c. No. , pen, u 90 No. pen 81 % {:
No. peii.t u %: M $ pen. 81 IS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

~ A Youso LADY returning to her
country home, alter = sojou'n Of lew
months in The city, was hardly recognized
oY her friends In place NJ . coarse, rus
tic, flushed face she hsd a soft, ruby com
plexion oil almost marble smoo,hne-a, aud
instead oi tscnty lhre', she :. ally appear
ed bal eighteen. Upon inquiry NJ To The
cause Of 81 great change she plainly told
them that she used the ClRCASSlAN
BALM, and considc ed it an invaluable
acquisition to IN; lndy's toilet, By lts
rse any lady or gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hund,esi
fold. 1t is simp.s in It's comb nation. as
Mature heeself IL simple, yet nnsarrase cd
IN is efficacy 10 drawing impnt{t,cs from,
sIso healing, cleansing AID btau'ibi ing the
skin and complexion BY It's direct action
on the cusicle, il draws tom il all it, I'm.
por,,es. kindly hesi,nr the same. ssd
leaving the surface W Nature iuten, I'D il
should be, clear, soft. smooth and b, sutl.
inl Price 81, sent b, mail or express.
90 receipt Of nm order. BY
" l. CLARK 4 co. Chemists,
No. 3 Wss. Fsye,te street
Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American agents los the saIe
OF the same, mhlb-l y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

n RlsAnssa Esquirsr hss rs-
ssavsA . lstsr ftsa AlAssnsy 9ss-
- e4aashaly pssnikag thsi h
vie isess iae ~ days sissulsr
sssAaisiss III nsssssasy issirscsioss
sssssrsisg ~ risAs II u people
ead ~ 1oty u s9ssn, ssder the
yseeastsuetiss hss. This will b.
ssssivsl viii plsassrs evsryvhsrs il
~ Bss1A. 8ons authoritative IL.
ossps,tatioa ef The matters rssssrs1
y hsgias y h sesaIg sssasa.
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l.. W. LYONS co,

M HOLES ALE DEALERS IN
W Really as's :!ashing, Furnishing
foods, Boys and Children's Clothing,
Corner Common and ~. Charles. This
g one Of the largest importing houses IN
the city Their stock 10 selected with
graf care and Tor excellence OF material
ind finish carno; b. surpassed.
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onss, xAsss's : CO.. .Nss yesh
LIVE sAssoa ! co.. 81. Inais
OBER, ATWATER 4 co.
COrTON FACTORS, No - Unioe
~ ii. N~s OvIwa~a.
J A. Noasvossss Asras Jssssaoa
T~xAs
Feb. L 81 neA-,f
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HAVING purchased Of 5 = Grin,
III q Co. their entire stock OF Hard
watt, Groceries, Plantation Supplies. &c,
together with the Warphoue Prap.r,,
lately owned by Howell * Buckn,r, ".
are prepared to do general RtCkIV
ING FORW A RIDING aud tOMMis
SION BUSINESS Our proximity tt
the terminus OF the Soaihcfn Pacific
r ilrnad and the RIVER will cnable us to
conduct the Receiving and Forwarding
husin'ss at ms small expense to shipper.
rs Any House IN the pace.
We arc nng erecting y large and com.
modmus BRICK WAREHOUSE. %,
The capacity al Ten Thousand Bahs. L..
Isolated postum pr's'ludcs The p,~slbiln,
ol tirc, except u originate on the premises
Liberal Ca.h Advances made on con
aigpneu,a ol Cation, Wool I,i,i.s, r.
&c for sale here. IN NV Orleans. o,
Ncw YorS.
GREGG h MANSFfL
Jnli -. ls66 4s,i
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nssy ri thiaks ~ ca = sch.
ise siskssl : AudAasl, SD vhss ~
- ~ ~ Asds ~ 80 - asahiag
~ An.-A 2 :
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ooFfut ! Pooe,
WHOLESALE GRO,eRa
~ ! - rCHOUPirOULAS m.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia.
Oct -, Is. II =

,. v. Aonax.. ....., .Jomn \ Asswoap.
AitADME l. HEN EYt1Ry,
nkALERS IN DIR 0OODG
u ~ UnmMoa ansst. (Aal+vay b..
tween M n. Chaslra 80 CITY Hols1A J
ksu Oslnss. La
~ y ~ "a ;
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-25

The pare, The bright, the beautiful
That stirred our hcaFte 10 youth
The i ~ulsc Of wordlcss prayer
tn, am II love md truth,
Tho 10 .nes after something lost,
The svifits ysarninx cry,
The ssr1siAg niaef better hopes
Tbess thinea shall never die.
Tho ,inid hand stretched forth 10 aid
A bro:hsr in his need.
That kindly word in Eriers dark hcar
That proves the friend indeed.
The plea Of mercy softly bresthed
When justico threatens nigh,
The sorrow of contsi:e heart
These things nhail never die.
The memory Of clsspins hsnd
The pressure 81 kiss,
And iii he triles, sweet and frail.
Thst make up loves FIRST bliss,
II with arm unchAnging faith,
And holy trust and high,
Those hands have elasped, those lips
have nsA
Thsse thinss shall sevss do.
Ths cruel and the bisssr word
That wounded - il fell,
The chilling want Of sympathy
We fssl, but usses tsll,
Tho bard repulse TINT chills the heart
Whose hopes were bounding high
In mn anfsding record kept
These thiags shall se~ss de.
Let nothing paas, for every hand
Must find soae work TO do,
Lose not . chaucs 70 waken love.
BE nrn and jsss, aad true;
80 shall light that csnnot fade
beam on thee from on high,
And angel voices cay 10 thee
These things shall never de.
The Treasury Statement Of the
public debt for the LIST Of May will
show that rapid progress il making
il converting the maturing short
debt into founded debt. Il will
show that the great bsgbear Of the
financial .roakers-the ssvea -thirtics
and the compound-interest notes
will soon cease to give any trouble
70 the Treasury. Thesc short debts
viii Be absorbed 10 long bonds with
in year, and then probably, il Con
grsss % NOT iasssisFs with existing
lav,, legal tssasrs may b with
drawn to the sxssnt nov authorised.
The ssstsnent will not show ssy
dininution in the amount Of gold 10
~ Treasury, y ss1oassa With she
Statement Of last noasA. There IL
% probability tAss tie customs rev.
ssss will b sssssially dinisisAsd-
ssstsinly not 70 . sun that will b
issesqnaAs 70 he peynsss Of the
gid iutesssA o. the dsbt.--Nat;os.
= isislsessov.
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FINED. II. BUCK.

8. C. HICKE Ely,
CCCCsASOR 10 Geo. W. 1 Jehisl
u una. Ns~ York, Importer. Mamie
essss I'D WHOLESALE dealer in Hats. Capa,
~ Ssssv 0oeda. No. - Gasp ossrss.
New Ovlsans.
10y ~, 1886. . <Sai
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NOS nsLL. ............ yiissn
HILL. A. vftZlt.,

- CAMP Slreet between Saichsz 81. and
r. " liuie- "iii e, New Orleans
Dealers In Coal nA lamps Of all descriptions
hand- isr-. s'ht-'.. tsimn,e- shades
Brushes, ffimmers. Cans and Filters. kefo-
seize. ~ refined Coal oii. Of the best quality
Orders suli''i,ed and prompt, exe,at-d.
feb IL. 81. n3.-3m
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DEPOT or SODA AND MINERAL
WATER APPARATUS L NATE
NAL9.
T. :. WATERMAN - and 81 Basin
= Herset (hetwssn Ccunon and
0ravisr) New Orleans, La
A. agent for the principal Manuiao-
tss,4s Of soda Water Apparatus. hs il
enabled 70 furnish Il iii iines, the best
work and most approved styles, at the
very lowest prices.
The attention Of aods Wassr dsalsrs
10 particularly call,d 70 he fact that
they can b. sspplisd hers, with Ill A.
ticles Ia this w., y ~saafasssssrs pri.
CO., he ooal u sAipasat only addsd.
Plaia Priats4 difsetioss hs nakiex
sapssios sodA Water, seat with sasa
charger. soda Water naterials COZ
SANITY ~ haad II lowest market ps;ese
March 30, 1857. n33:3m.
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Thiues That usver Die.

The pare, The bright, the beautiful
That stirred our hcarte 10 youth
The i ~ulsc Of \ wordlcss prayer,
tn, am II love md truth,
Tho 10 .ngs after something lost,
The syirits warming cry,
The s.rssiag alter better hopes
Tbess shinea shall never die.
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A TO his god tho Brahmin kneeis,--
With more IL fsrvor than he feeis--
Here a. thy feet bend the kns~,
Swee. Katie Lyle, and worshi p thee
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26
AUCTION Sales THIS Dag.

A. K. CRUMP, H. C. C B., will sell at No. slc
Main street, at 10 A. NJ, an assortment OF fur
nitufe.
D. NEAL will sell at his store, 7s Main
street, at 10 o'clock A. M, a large variety OF
staple and fancy dry goods, notions, clothing
etc.
l. N. COOKE will sell at his store, on seventh
street between Broad and Marshall, commen-
cling at 10 O. clock, q large lot Of household fur
niturs; also, a email lot Of groceries.
JOHN W. WRIGHT. Sheriff OF city of Richmond
will sell at the City Hall, at IL o'clock A. III
two gold watches-one lady's, with chain at
tached the other, geutleman's huntii e. case.
LEE 4 GODDIN will sell on the premises, at /!
o'clock, valuable farm in Chesterfield county
on the road leading from Richmond to th q
court house, at present occupied by Mr.. Leoni.
das Wells.
HARRISON, .G0DDIN b APPERsON will sell on
the premises, at o'clock P. NJ, a small tene.
ment in Sidney near Hollywood Cemetery.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 o'clock A. n.
at the residence Of the late R. B. Tyler, near the
penitentiary, all Of the household and kitchen
furniture belonging to the estate OF Mrs Lucy
J. Tyler, deceased.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 1893 Main street, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, household furni-
ture, dry goods, boots, shoes, crockery, &c,
and ore Hows's cottage printing office.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at o'clock P. II
valuable farm in Henrico. two miles below
the city of Richmond, called Marion Rill on
the Osborne turnpike.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

A LOST CHILD.-On Tuesday evening 4 lit
tie before twilight Il little girl, apparently
between three and four years of age, appeared
ut the gale of the city ulIpshouse and TOOK 4
seat. The attention of the keeper, Mr. fearce,
being directed to her, he questioned her rs to
the object of her visit, but could get no satls-
factory answer She was barcheaded ana
without shoes, and complained that her head
and feet were cold. She was conducted to the
dining room where she ate heartily, and was
then introduced TO sono children In the build.
ing, with whom she soon became happy ana
contented. She is described as very handsome
and sprightly child, with fair complexion,
blue eyes and light hair She has on light
coioret dress, with short sleeves When asked
her name, she repeated indistinetly the word
" Ella or - Emma" and also Tyler. She
was also understood to say spa works IN i
shop" Mr.. Pearce has left n description OF
the child ut the station houses, and has also
caused inquiry TO be made ut the shops OF the
Virginia Central railroad, but SO far mas not
been able TO find the parents or friends OF the
little waif. If any person has lost cnlid,
they can no doubt recover the missing one by
calling 1T the almshouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

ELECTION OF OFFrCgRs-PrBLIc IS5TALLA-
TIoy-At regular meeting of Marion Dirl.
sion, No. 8, Sons Of Temperance, held at their
hall on Tuesday evening, September "a, 1867,
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing quarter:
R. p Davis, w. P; Andrew Gordon, w.
A; William T. Glenn, r. s.; Thomas J. Tur-
ner, A. K. s.; i. a. Jacob, F: s.; Joseph y.
Jacob, Tr.; G. Jacob, Chap; Charles Gibson,
g.; J. f. Jacob, A. c.; Z. Walthall, l. 5. /;
George W. Patterson, o. S.; John 2. Tyler,
p. w. p. and l.. u.
The following were elected trustees for the
next six mon this: John w. Glenn, William /.
Glenn, Ernest T. Walthall, John 2. Tyler,
and John 4. Davis.
All of the above officers will be publicly in
stalled on Tuesday night, in Tanners Hall,
near the old Fair Grounds, where the public
are respectfully invited TO attend.
All the members of sister divisions are re-
quested to attend on that night, as a very in
Ieresting time is expected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26
LOCAL. MA.TTERS.

ALMOST ARIoT-A CHAIS-GASG BIRD CAUGHT
AT THE CIRcUs-About ten days ago little
negro boy named Jim Jackson escaped from
the chain gang, and nothing was heard OF him
until about 8 o'clock Tuesday night, when
Captain 7. G. Epps discovered him outside
of the circus tent and, with policeman Angle,
arrested him. whereupon large number of
negroes gathered around, and with cries of
"kill him. "rescue the prisoner" attempted
to take him away. One of the negroes threw
a brick. which struck Captain Epps on the
shoulder. but fortunately inflicted very little
injury. injury at this point three other policemen
came up, and BY drawing their pistols and
threatening to shoot, kept off the crowd, and
safely lodged the little rascal in the station
house. He was brought out yesterday morn
inc and pat to work with a bali and chain
Jim has been in this city Institution" five
times, each time for some petty theft. 1t is
due to Jim to state that he made no resistance
whatever to his arrest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

sTHg ART PREsERvATIvE OF ALL ARTS y
There denying the truth Of the foregoing SEN
timent The art Of printing has no. only preserved,
but aided and promoted all others. The art has, +,
too, been greatly improved during the past
decade. II Is now supposed TO be as near perfec-
ton as be attained by human skill, and 1t may
be said with due regard to truth thai nowhere
can printing be more neatly executed, or with
greater facility, than at the Dispatch Printing
House. Here every conceivable kind OF printing
is turned out daily, apd thousands can testify to
the superior quality OF the work. Orders pour
ing in, but so complete Is the assortment Of typsr
and 80 numerous the steam presses. that none are
disappointed. Neatness. promptness, and reason
able charges are the ruling principles at the Dis.
patch Printing House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

The CIRCUS AND MESAGERIE.-A large audi
ence of ladies and children attended the very
attractive exhibition of Dan Castello's yester
day. Last night 4 much larger audience
Of ladies and gentlemen were present. The
gymnastic, acrobatic, and trapeZian perform
ances are skilful, daring, and portions of the
latter even thrilling. The equestrian exercises
and steady pose of Mademoiselle Pauline, un-
aided by saddle or bride, while her fleet steed
moves IT full speed, alike astonishes and de-
lights every beholder. The child wonder,
little Minnie, never fails TO elicit storm OF
applause.
This afternoon the children OF the Female
Orphan Asylum, 1t the especial invitation OF
Dan CASTILLO, vii! be present. His thong full
consideration OF the little ones will gladden.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

PLusGE BATH.-Mr. Emanuel Francis,
employed as carrier Of the Dispatch news
paper, fell into the dock yesterday morning
TO serve his subscribers with the news at the
earliest possible moment be incautlousiy ap-
preached too near the wharf, and losing ms
balance, went into the aqueous element head
foremost. BY almost snperhuman exertion ne
succeeded In splashing and tioundering about
10 such an extent as TO attract the attention
a couple of the police. These gentlemen
seized him by the coat and after severe pull,
succeeded in landing him on terra Jarna MI.
Fraucis sustained no other injuries than n
thoronph soaking, followed by q very chilly
walk in serving the remainder of his route.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

ALL DISCHARGED. = Florence Schriyer, a
gen teel looking young girl, was before Mayor
Mayo yes terday to answer the charge of un-
lawfully assaulting Rose Hayes, colored
Rose testified that her husband was feeding
his horse in the street near the residence OF
Mrs. Eugenia Schriver, and bliss Florence
protested against any such dirty proceeding.
She received considerable insolence in return
for her protestatiUns, whereupon she gave the
insulting Rose Z box or two over the ears.
Rose resented by slapping at Miss Florence
two or three times with 4 child's calico dress,
which she happened to hold in her hand. The
whole affair proved TO be one of such trifling
import that the Mayor desired all hands,
plaintiff and defendant, with their respective
witnesses, to go home, and to do SO without
deIay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

Sous OF TEMpERAScE.-The following are
the officers elected for the ensuing quarter OF
Hutchison Division, No. SO, Sons OF Tempe
Gibson, W. a. w. b. Joseph, R. s.. T. W.
Joseph, A. r. s.; Charles 5. Gates, f. s.; q
L. Gates, T.. James NJ. Berry, c.; Allen o..
Clayton, A. G.. Frank Clifton, /. s.; William
French, o. s.; +. A. French, Chaplain !;
George E. Sadler, P. w. =.
These officers will be publicly installed on
Tuesday evening, October LIST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

REV. BISHOP DoGGETT.-This eminent di-
vine will leave Richmond this week on his
episcopal tour. He will go first TO meet the
conference in Illinois, which last spring at
tached itself 10 the Episcopal Methodist
Church, South On his return, the Bishop
will hold the Western Virginia Conference, al
Barhoursvile, West Va. During the Bishop
brief interval of rest from regular official
duty he has preached in different parts OF the
Virginia Conference with great efficiency ana
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-26

Coon SALB.-Among our many young msr-
chants none deserve mora praise for energy and
fair-dealing than our active townsman Mr.. A. A.
HUrcHEsoN. 1t is gratifying to know that he is
reaping tho reward Of his Industry and Integrity.
On yesterday he made sale at the Corn Exchange
OF large consignment Of superior white corn at
81 s52Sl 373 per bushel.