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SheriH's Sales.

DY virtue Of snndry writs Of teri ,Jacjas to me
ID directed. l will sell the highest bidder, ut
tlcSsns Court House. on SalcapY in May nryt.
and days Following. the bcow described property,
20 wit
One Tract Of Land well improved lying on III.
gallo River, adjoining lands Of Osborn Cleveland,
Stephen KEGS. and others and containing 2Si
acres. more or less. Also, OH Tuesday after sale
dny, at defendants residence. COWS and cnlycs.
2 ynnriings. yoke oxen, hny colt. Is head hogs,
, leaI sna"p - bushels corn. llnJ b;nde3 ',,d
dor. $50 pounds bacon s"' h'achami'n tools, 3
9ay,ne blades and CRADLES. wagon nni i,',n's. 4
Wheat DIR ers, grindsIonc. heds and furni'ur",
I bureau, | cupboard ] clothes press clock,
/ bucket and stand. pair frcdogs. bee stands {:
alt lowed on ms the property Of Martin Harrison at
the suit Of T. II. Slclor and T.. Isbcll.
Ono Tract Of Land, lying, on Toxawny creek,
adjoining lands Of Spencor Chambers Ephraim
C9SS and 9thsIs and Containing 100 acres. more or
lcsa, sfaai}d8H as, the property of Benson Turner
'E 5ss sgss ss 5N 5sa saS S gsa levied on rs tho
property sf oARqpsisff issffs sS a'd 3faA J. An'r-
On Tuesday after satsdAy, stdsfenaant'sr,ste
bic, small fable, baskets. 2 rocking chsjrs, 6
SPLIT bottom chnirs, 2 bedstesls,1 sofa, desk and
saro, churn. ] spice mortar. | tailor'a goose,
tables, 1 jug, strainer, lard srainer, tin caii,
I cook stove, tea kettle ] large pan, box, i
wash-pot, B. fine chairs, levied on as the property
OF 7. H. Allen Mt the suit Of j.. A. Ballengsr.
Tanks. CasHt trPurohssers 20 pay extra for ttieA
,., ,o,v ~ THOMAS, '.nD;
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ASTROLOGY.
The world ASlOnisHaed ,,t tho
WONDERFUL REyALATIoNs
MADE BY THE GREAT A ASTROT,OGIST
Madame III. A. PERRIGO.

Shr re'eni6 secrets no mortal ever knew -,
~ She restores to hapriness those who. from
a"ei9l events. cnastr"phcS crosses il lute, loss
OF relations and friends, loss If money. &c.
nave become dependent. She brings together
those !"hg separated. gives infr,natiun con.
cerhihG absent friends ar levers. restores lost or
stolen property, tells you The business YOU are
pest qualified I" l'nrsuc and in what you i'll be
most successful, causes speedy marriages and
tei'S 20" the very day you vii! marry, gives
you 'he name. likeness and characteristics Of
"e Iefsoh she reads your very thoughts and
ny hcr almost supernatural powers ellis the
nirR ana hidden mysteries of he future From
'he stars we sec IN the iirmamcnt-the mnlefc
s'hrS tl"t ovcrcomehr prcdumilntc in the con.
uf"'hti"h-ir"' tie aspects aud positions Of
ne i'aie'S ana The fixed stars in the hen:ens
~ inc time 1T birth. she dcduces the future
"eS''h! :" man. Fail n'i To consult the great.
oS' as'f'i"giS' on earth. 1t casts you but a
-, ,,'hc ana !"" May hc, again have 70 fnyura.
c p,c "h opportunity. Con, ultn,ion fee, with
likeness and ell desired inf,, ,mntion. 81 pur.
tlcs living at distance can consult tho M,d.
nn'e by m.l with equal safety nnd satisfaction
u themselves. hs If iii person. full and ex-
rct chart written out with All inonir;ea
answered and likeness enclosed, sent by mnil on
receipt Of price above mentioned. The stric,est
Secr"sy VIII fic maintained. md all corrcspond.
ence returned or destroyed. References or m,
highest order furnished ti,rse desiring them
writ" plainly the day nr The month and ycar in
winch 80" we're born, enclosing small lock Of
hair. ~
Address, MApAsE II. A. PERRIGO.
l., O. Dra"er, 293. Buffulo, N. Y.
Feb lG. lHG7 q ~
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Notice to Creditors.

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
p!cN"Ss IS EQUITY.
Edward B Calhoun. A'!'nr. Pill for Injunction
John D Earl, An. ,-o,r+ Partition. &c. ss''
pom Heav,"N r.;. te.. .,-e. md on III"
I ton ~; Ma ;;,Iri io.pF1ir# .!'S Solicitor: /,
is ordered t:"t e Nr .! i;5Hacro Oh .in issu,, t.
he dircr:c'i 10 I"bn & s,'ric r;,.ming be cr..i
ii"r OF w Ransom ''ah"un. rrS!ri;.!ar !im ,rn.:.
prosecuting his SUI; nga;nHf Ht:r,ra L. culnoui
administrator tt Gonis ~ ~. Knnson. rulioun:
that an Injunction he iSsnci he directed tn ,!t,.
sni,t john B Earle. William A. Lazy Executor unu
William IL. Sargent. claiming to br creditors o.;
Henry ID. Calhoun. restraining them and each /, (
them from prosecuting Their suits against The sniG
Edward Is. Calhoun. Administrator OF Henry
y Calhoun; and that the said parties the suing
creditors. nnl nl "acf creditors Of W Ransom
Calhoun and Of hpnry y. Calhoun he cnjoinr.i
and they arc krrchy ena;nc1 from co,nrncnc, ny
suits mt law, and from prosecuting suits nlrca,iy :
commenced against the said Edward Is. Cnll,nuh
as Administrators, for debts alleged to b. due to
them Or either Of them, from the said W. Ransom
Ca'hrnn an'l from the said Henry D. Calhoun
R0B,r. \. THOMPSON, c.E.rn
Cum'rs. Office March IS. 1857 If
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Know Thy DESTINY.

MADAME +. F. THORNTON. the English
~ -Astrol"gist. Ciairvovnnt and PSvchnme
'rlc,an who Inns as.rnshed the scientific classes
"i thGOd World. hns now Ircntcd herself at
hudson n. y Madame Thornton possesses
such wonderful powers uf seerud sight, ~. 10
enable ncr to imrart knowledge of the greatest
importance to the single or married of either
sex while IN IL state Of trance. she dc.incatcs
Tue very features of the pcrsnn van are to marry.
and by tho aid OF an instrument uf intense
p"wcr. known MS the Psycnmotr"re, guarantees
7" produce a iiiailc picture If the future hus.
land or wife of tie applicant. together Win
aaf1 "i marriage. position in life, leading traits
"f character. &c. This is nn hnmhng rs ,hnn..
"',ds 1T tcHtlmrninls can assert. She Will send
when desired a certified certificate. or written
guarantee. that the picture is whn, it rurports
to be BY enclosing a smnll lock of hair. and
*tn'inS place of birth. age. disposition nnd com
ri"x,"''' ard enclosing fifty ccnts and stamped
envelope addressed To y"nrsclr yun vii! recci, q
the picture and desired information bv return
maI. All concentrations sacrcdy cnnGen.
t,dl. Address in confidence MADAME j.. L.
THORNTON. p. .. Box 223 Hudson, N. Y.
Feb l6. 1867 q "
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A F FLICT ED!
s " j. p E. & N O M 9 REF

NN Hen by the use Of DIR. JOlNvILLE'S
w ELMER you can be cured permanent.
~. and at riln. cost
The astonishing success which has attended
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any of the consequences of ynuthful indiscre
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ever discovered
1t will rem"ve all nervous affections denr.e
si"n. excitement. incapacitv to study or busi-
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ScitdeSiruction. fears of INSANITY &c II w;Il
restore the appetite. renew tile health of those
VIII" have destroyed it by sensual excess or evil
practices.
. Young l""ng Men, be hnmbugged no more by
"Quack Doctors and Ignorant nrne,i,inpers
h' send without delay for the Elixir. and he
nt once restored t" health and harriness.
Perfect Cure Is Guaranteed i'm every instance
Price 81. or four b"ttleS to one address. So
One mttle is sufficient to effect cure in All
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a LS0, DR.. JOINV1LLE'S SPECIFIC
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Either of the above mentioncd articles will
he sent to any address closely sealed and post
paid, hy mil or express, on receipt Of price
Address nll orders to
BERGER. SHUTS & Co.. Chemists.
Feb lG. 1867 q iv
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TIE srATE or SOuTn UAROLlNA.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IL Ordinary. CITATION.
(tHEEHhS, Hoh'tA rhomuspr C en- has an
~ ped I" i"c i"r letters o. sin,n.s,ra .nn on ;hs
Estate Of james Ea,ou dcceIsod, late of TIM Dis-
irict Of i'ickens and Stale n"rcsaid These are
tlcrr'"fc to cite all and Singular the Kindred and
crc0to ors ot the said deceased TO appear h"tnr.
AZ !ickcns G. H.. on MoninA the 27,n day ci MaY
next, to show cnnsc, il any they can Ny s,ih
ioticrs Nnoua mol be granted G.vcn under m,
Hand and seal, April Ih,h, 1857
We. HOLCOMBE. ORR
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DIR. F. OLIN DANNELLY,

hso we'll and favorably known throughout the State
u .,.is with me, and would be pleased to see his
olafrlends, or receive any orders for Goods
| March 90 1887 % I'm
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~GEOCERIES.
ESay Y nu: ts'uxus!

/ WILL ATTEND ~ The i.:lipming ,,!ncrs am.
l. times trr the purpnsonl Reccivn. Taxes
f a. tn ycar sGt;. nancy:
y NA:sAnlu.'. Rot act &lLn.Anx :. Ii, LII; 81
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w HA = X H. TX =
AND
nj T. S t ACHE 81

oRCED tn grow upon the snioothest face
in from three tn five weeks bv using DIR
SEV G NE'S RESTAURATEUR CAPII,.
LAlRE. the most wonderful discovery in mod
crn science, acting upon the Beard and Hair
in an almost nirncnl"us manner. 1t has been
used by the elite Of Pnris and London with the
most llatiering success. Names Of all pur.
c''nsers Will be registered. and if entire salts.
faction is not given in every instance, the mon.
ey will he cheerfnlly refunded Price by mail.
sealed and postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars
and testimonials mailed free. Address DER.
GER, SHUTS y Co.. Chemists. No 2S5 River
street, Troy, N. Y. Sole agents for tho United
StntPs. .-
Feb lG. 1867 2l 10
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Agents Wanted

\ every county Of North and South Carolina. -
canvass md sell Lloyd's new Double Man az
NORTH America on the face. and county Hon of
the United States on the back covering "a square
feet OF muslin: with rollers, Sc. Other agenoics
$50 per day. Address
WARREN r. MARSHALL, 'a
General Agent Lloyd's Map,
Feb 28, 1867 % -
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COM A.
Oh! she was beautiful and fair.
with starry eyes. md radiant, hair,
Whose curling tcndrils soft, en,win.d,
EnchaInei the very heart and mind

CROSpER COMA,
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Ii il tho only article in the world thar will curl
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gMInlly rcrrumed, and is the most con,,!r.f
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public The Crisrcr Coma will le scr. 20 NV
address. scaled and postpnid for 81.
Address all orders to
w. l.. CLARK & co. Chemists.
NJ" 8 Wes, Fay te-strcet. Syracuse, n Y.
Feb lG. 1867 81 L.
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EXCEL lgGOR 3 EXCEL gDgR gg
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The State Of South Carolina.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

1no state OF South Carolina
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY
james NJ. Cannon
Martha Garrett and others Petitions for
james II. Recdor Partition.
Martha Garrett and others.
| L appearing to my satisfaction that Frasicr Nc
l Carly and Milton Garrett, Defendants IN the
above oases, reside beyond tho limits Of the Statc
1t is ordore's therefore, that said absent Defend
ants donppedrn ut tho Court of Ordinary to be hold
en- .at Piokens c. IT,, for Pickcns District. on tho
2ith day of May next, to show cause. if any they
cah', why tho Real Estate Of Stephen Garrett do.
sflo, beawsanths saidsPlsintiffs ahd the Heirs at
LAW tgdia; Stephe1I GayAtts deceased, and that
porsoq bsiSngjJig . seeS seeSt tspl,e Garrett decd,
IL separated. .g6d tor Diyisio& afaong his beirs
Of oaaos, ,sais aoss 2aSfdssy laa7s W NV d
W. f. HUECOMBfss o.p. Isss
Feb. 20, 1867 22 IN
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Notice to Creditors

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN EoUITY-PIcKENs.
Martha a. B"ggs. Adm'x. Billtn Administer f.
E'ihu Griffin and others strain @ a. cre,"r. i, &c. c
an hearing the Bill, in this cause and on
~ motion ct Whitncr & Whitncr. Complain.
ante Solicitors. it is nr>rrcd that ii Wr;; f !l,.
Junction do issue. 10 he directed tn Eiln GriIfn,
claiming to be y creditor "f Thomas Hamilton
B'g.>, re-trninn:, him from prosecuting his
suit further ngains: Martha \ Is ,ngs, admins;
tratrix .f the said Thomas Hamilton B"ggs !:
and that the said E!ihn Griffin tho suing cred.
it"r. and all other creditors OF Thomas linm .
ton Dogs DO e,.j"ined, and they nre hereby
onioined from commcnc ng gu Is at hw. and
from prosecuting the snit nlrca,ly commenced
against tho said Martha \ Bnggs ~ Admnislr.-
trix, for d"hts alleged To be due to them or e.
ther of them. from the said Thomas Hamilton
Boggs.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, c.E.rD.
Com'rs Office April 0, 1867. 29--3m
NOTES BURNED.
TiIE UNDERSIGNED has met with the misfor
tune to have his NOTES burned. Parties in.
debted will come forward and renew their obliga-
tons Ivy giving Note. 4 prompt compliance
with this request will greatly ohligo mo.
JEREMIAH LOOpEE.
april Is, 1867 80 3
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ES II A u Il "!
Auburn, Golden, Fiaxen & Silken
Curls.

DRODCCED bv the senf Prof DEBREUY'
Il FRlSER LIE CIlEV EUX. Que apnlica.
ton warranted to curl tho most strnigbt and
stubborn hnir of either sex into wavy ringlcts.
or heavy massive cnrs. Has been used hv the
fashionable "f Paris and I."nA"r, with tho most
gratifying results. Does no injury t" The hair
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid ST. Des
criptivc Circulars mailc free Address BER.
GER SHUTS & CO.. Chemists, NJ 2S5 River
street. Troy, N. Y, Solo Agents f,r the United
States.
Feb l6 1867 81 ly
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TOR RENT, a SUPERIOR BRICK
stable and carriage house, with all neces- f..s9
sary out houses, Grace street between LIZ
FouShee and Adams streets. Apply at th he h0use,
10 the subscriber, on Clay street between First
and Adams streets. Possession given lst next
month. JOHN b. BOYD,
n a. Ir0u
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A MORlL-A Corn Fychonoa vvos pro

A MoRAL.-A Corn Exchange was pro.
posed in this city many years since, and
from that time has been urged, at short in
tervals, with much zeal by its advocates.
1t was, however, opposed very arbitrarily,
and with some degree of bitterness, by
influential persons, while the bulk Of the
merchants regarded the measure with a
killing Indifference. At last it was taken
hold OF at a more propitious season by
persevering gentlemen, and carried tri-
umphantly. The Exchange is established,
and affords degree Of comfort, conve-
nience, and facility in the transaction of
business exceeding the sanguine expecta-
tions of its supporters. This ought to
teach our citizens to give up all contracted
views, and to resort, without cavil, to the
appliances and institutions which saga
cious and successful commercial commu-
mites have used for long time to their
very great advantage. The Old Fogy may
do very well, sitting in his home far away
in country recess, where he has enough
to cat and drink and wear, and where he
seldom sees anybody-does not want to
see anybody-is without ambition
does not expect to get rich, and hates
the times in which he lives! But q
citizen Of Richmond should not be an Old
Fogy-who don't suit the place and let US
hope the place will not suit him after
awhile-when it begins once more to go
ahead,
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HOUSES FOR CITIEs.-The practical and
philosophical French people have invented
an order of houses which afford the great
est convenience possible for the amount
Of space occupied, and which, by their
style and practical design, are snowy and
comfortable. The idea is to supply each
family with suite of rooms upon one floor
separate from each other, and opening by
front door upon spacious fre-proof
stairway. The lower floor may or may
not, as desired, be occupied by restau-
rant and public rooms usual in hotel.
The families living above may be supplied
from this establishment, and at their op-
ton be relieved from the trouble of q
kitchen, take their meals in the restau-
rant, or have them served in their own
rooms. This is certainly well adapted to
to some phases Of dense populations.
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Personal RENCoNTRE-OSE OF THE
PARTIES BADLY BEATEN -NoN- APPEAR
ANCE BEFORE THE GRAND JURY.-Somc
surprise was created on yesterday morning
by the non-appearance before the United
States Grand Jury Of an important wit
ness in one Of the cases set for that day.
Our reporter, Immediately upon hearing
of it, set about making inquiries as to the
why and wherefore. After diligent search
he learned that long existing fcud be-
tween Joseph Kelly, the murderer of
Jesse Murphy, and Henry Smith, late in
spcctor of whisky, had eliminated on the
evening previous, and had resulted in a
terrible beating of the latter. 1t seems
that Smith had been absent in New York
from home for some time, and returning
Monday afternoon, Kelly heard of it, and
going to the residence of Smith in Sidney,
took him aside to have settlement Of the
affair. High words cnsued, and soon the
parties came to blows. A few passes with
fists took place, and Kelly, drawing his
horse whip, proceeded to make use of it,
and the result was as we have stated, that
Smith was terribly beaten. The physician
who attended him came before the grand
jury yesterday and testified that Smiths
injuries were too severe for him to appear.
Kelly was subsequently arrested, but
bailed in the sum of 81, 900 for his appear
ance before Justice Nettles at o'clock
this morning-Squire Stephen Mason Sc
curity.
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Bolts, Peirpoint, Rives, and the rest, are
represented as falling into line behind
Hunnicutt. All this means that the mig
gers are the people. They will make no
division of power with any party, will
listen to no terms, will have everything or
nothing, and scorn all men who hint the
necessity of moderate courses. Hunnl-
cutt is demagogue of the least respecta.-
bic type, and we may wish the Repuhll-
cans in the Old Dominion great JOY with
their new leader.-Ne,o York Herald.
Isaiah Rynders, with no little indigna-
ton, denies that he recently engaged IN
"little mill" at Philadelphia. He says ne
never was miller.
Mems weakness and faults are BEST
known from their enemies; their virtues
and abilities from their friends; their Gus
toms and lives from their servants.
The poll tax in Connecticut is reduced
to one dollar for all citizens in all parts OF
the State.
A lady in Connecticut had her nose
broken by base-ball.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
yesterday the following cases were dis
posed of:
Henry Boltz, charged with assaulting
Richard Reid, was fined one cent and Or
dcred to pay the costs of the prosecution.
The case of Barbara Stein, charged with
permitting unlawful gaming on her pre-
misses, was continued until the September
court.
The cases of Samuel Strange, Augustus
Miller, and William Taylor, charged with
obstructing public road, were continued
until the September court.
Francis S. Isbell qualified as notary
public,
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING-WEDSEsDAY MoRSING.-The con-
tinued cases of Edmonia Newton and
Daniel Christian, colored, charged with
assaulting and beating and threatening to
shoot William Robinson, was called, and
the parties discharged after hearing.
William Mclaughlin was arraigned for
stealing a memorandum book from r. Ii.
Dobbins. In the absence Of witnesses,
the case was continued.
John Archer, colored, charged with as
saulting and beating Lucinda Walker,
colored, was heard and discharged.
Lettie Gladman, colored, charged with
assaulting and beating McCabe with a
pop-bottle, was committed in default OF
surety.
Cora Hardwicke and Matte Raymond,
white, and Alice Johnson, Elizabeth
Eppes, Fannie Watson, Julia Lewis, and
Lucy johnson, colored, were arraigned for
unlawfully keeping and maintaining an
ill-governed house Of i'll fame in Solitude
His Honor, in deciding the case after a
hearing, spoke Of the shameful exhibition
before him of party Of negro prostitutes,
led off by two white women, arraigned for
keeping house of the vilcst and lowest
description. 1t was crying public scan
dal that required summary suppression.
He was determined that Richmond should
be no Sodom and Gomorrah if he could
help it. These cases were of too frequent
occurrence, and stop should be put to
them.
The parties were all committe d to jail
in default of surety.
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L,OR RENT, the HOUSE now occu-
street. between Cary and Canal. Will be fH.1:a3S
rented with without the furniture APP -ee..iA.
ply on the premises. or at GARY CLEMMITrS
printing Office, Thirteenth street, between Main
and 6-2tN
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The Jackson (Miss.) Democrat publishes
in the biggest type its limited printing
office can supply this alarming decree !:
"The Negroes must be Deported or EN-
TERMINATED. All the devil-begotten
imps Of darkness, whether black or brown,
whether NEGROES or Indians, whether
Mongols or Mulattoes, should at once be dis
missed, and that forever, FROM THE
CARE, FROM THE SIGHT, AND EVEN
FROM THE THO UGHTS, OF THE
HEA VEN-BORN WHlTES.-Neoc York
Tribune.
But does not the Tribune know that the
decree was issued by a leading Abolition
ist named Helper? We are pretty sure it
is a quotation from "Nojoque."
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ARREsTs-UPPER WARD.-The following
arrests were reported in the upper ward
yesterday:
Jennie Johnson, colored, charged with
threatening to assault and shoot Sarah
Smith.
Richard f. Morris, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care of himself.
Nancy Pryor, colored, charged with
stealing one horse, one set of harness, and
a carryall, valued at sixty-five dollars, be-
longing to Thomas Cooper. -,
James Thomas, colored, charged with
stealing quarter of barrel of fish.
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RICHMOND DIsPATCH.-The proprietors
of the Dispatch deserve much credit for
the energy and perseverance manifested
by them in conducting their paper. They
give later news, more of it, and greater
variety, than any other paper in Richmond.
Those wishing good Richmond paper, we
advise to subscribe for the Dispatch.-
Peorisburg Gazette.
Perhaps the Enquirer will copy and lead
the above. We shall see.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-07

INA DEcLIEE.--A sad affection has entered the
store Of LEVY BROTHERS since they have lowered
the prices Of their goods. 1t has go affected dress
goods of every description that large pieces are
rapidly becoming small, and small pieces are
gone, never to return to the shelves again. We
advise all who wish anything in the way of dress
goods to all before 1t Is too late.