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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14

GOVERNOR, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, AND
ATTORNEY GENERAL.-The press has en-
tered upon the discussion of the merits of
candidates for these offices. Among the
nominations already made for Governor are
General ROBERT E. LEE, Hon. A. II. Il.
STUART, Hon. w. l.. GoGGIN, of Bedford /;
Judge WILLIAM J. ROBERTSON, of Abe
marie; Major WILLIAM 7. SUTHERLIs, OF
Danville; Colonel E. F.KEEN, Of the State
Senate from Pittsylvania and JOHN
GooDE, Jr., the delegate from Norfolk.
AT the request of a respected correspond
ent we copy the following from the VAL
ley FIginian, published at Staunton:
eve feel all the responsibilities of the
hour when we suggest the name OF the
Hon. John B. Baldwin, present Speaker OF
the House Of Delegates, as one well fitted
TO sustain all the high and solemn duties
which will pertain to the Office Of Chief
Executive of Virginia for the coming four
years years so ffaught with veal or woe
to this State and to the people OF the
South.
cit is hardly necessary for US to say
that in times gone by Colonel Baldwin
and ourselves differed widely in our po-
litical views, and it probable now that in
our ideas of the theory of the Federal
Constitution VIC could not agree without
agreeing to disagree But with the diff
ferences-the lat presently abstract differ
ences between the old parties Of the
country--we Of the South have nothing
to do. What We want now Ii man of
tho first order of ability, and thoroughly
devoted to and identified with the best
interests Of the State, and IN full sympa-
thy with the people Of bis oppressed sec
tio0.t Such man we believe Colonel
Baldwin to be. We invite an expression
Of opinion from the press Of the State
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
By Harrison. Goddin q Appsrson. Aassionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Kssl Estats Agents.

TRUsTEE,S SALE OF 400 4.lo
il ACRES OP VALUABLE TIMBgEgD LAND,
rs HEskICO COUNTY, ABnnT TEn niL@
WEST OR RICHMOND, BETWEEN TIE DEEP
Kun ROAD AND TIE fHhBE-CH PPBD Road.
As trustees In certain deed OF trust made NJ y.
w Green and Julia A., his wife. afad lfth Sep.
TENDER. 1853. duly recorded In Henrtco County
Court we shall, In execution there.f af The re.
dusst OF the banefcfaries In ths raff deed. pro
ceed TO cell at pubie auction. or the premises On
THURSDAY the Nth February, 1867 st o'c och
M, n fair, n MT. this first day thereafter, tn i
yalua bic TRACT OF LaED located A. above, con.
tsini Dg as S-to ACRES, accordiBs to recent ,ut
yey. The said ls0d IL hesyi'y covered 9Th ,uts.
ffor WOO snd limb r, and by Teas tn reof is re-.
gardsd Of pecul or yslue.
TEkns: Enough In c ,sh 20 dsfrsy EXP ne. ~
sale and 70 ray OF and discharge all Of Toe no.s
referred TO In raid deed which have n tues
amount NJ 10 81 ol2 az; on credit ~ IN 40 81
until the LIST Jolly. 1897 snd ~ 10 any surp "a
which may arise rom said sale on such t. ms -
the said Green may pres srihs and dirset or on bis
failure give any dir ctions, then on such term.
rs the said trustees may announce at the TIM o.
sale.
AS the said land sdIoins the land OF NJ. John
W Alley, persons attending the ssl. vi! pleas.
meet the trustee. At the rssidence OF said Alley
and accompany them aud the auctioneer 10 the
spot on the premises selected for the sale 70 come
The taxes for this year to be paid BY the par.
chaser ROBERT 5 POLAND, Trn.,.a.
isH JuHN B. YOUNG. i'''
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.-We have re-
ceived a copy of this almanac, valuable for
its statistics and for reference as to other
matters. Published by the Tribune Asso-
citation, New York.
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BY Harrison, Goddin Appenon, Auetioneers,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

rJ,RUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REsIDgNCB, on THE NORTH SIDE OF NAls
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS
By virtue OF a deed Of trust from {. Robertson
HustinQs Court we shall, IN execution thereof
proceed to seli at public auction, on the PREMISE.
on THURSDAY the Path January, 1867, ats O'Clock
p M II fair, II not, the Erst fair day thereafter
that val q bic BRICK TENEMENT located as above
now In the occupancy Of said Robertson, fronting
isA feet running back lis feet, more or less, TO ~
nliey n feet wide The said tenement has all III,
modern improvements, and 10 q frst-class one, ant
admirably well.suited for moderste-si1ed family.
sals nd TO Pay off three bonds or notes, each fot
Oh $780, with all Interest accruing thereon and A.
to the residue Of the proceeds Of sale. On ,uch
tsrms as the said Robertson shall OF sueh
as the trustees may nounce At the 'ine 9, .als,
The taxes for this year 10 be paid BY the puicnef
The title is believed to b. perfect, but the trustees
viii convey with the usual special warranty.
w GUDDIN, Trus,s..
iau i'll. TATE,
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DIED..

In Alexandria, on Tuesday morning, January
sth, after lingering illness of consumption,
MARY ANN BROOKS, wife Of william Brooks,
in the thirty ninth year OF her age.
In This city, OH Sunday the 9Th instant, after avery
brief illness, Mr. JOHN +. WORD in the eftieth
He was an Of noble and generous impulses,
and was much beloved by his circle Of riends and
acaua ntances. A more honest man never lived.
Peace to his ashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-14

ENERAL ROSSER AND GENE
" RAJ WISE will address the citizens Of Rich
mond at the lecture room of nr. Dnncan's church,
Broad street, on MONDAY EVENING NEAT al
ORPHAN ASSOCIATE Lecture free. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
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HS- SECOND ANNUAL CIRCULAR
ISSUED FROM
WOODS PHARMACY,
Corner Fifth and Marshall streets,

Corner Fifth and Marshall streets,
Richmond, Va.
This is now one of the established institutions Oh
the city. ommencing at period OF great Pecu'
niary depression in the affairs OF our CITY, IN the
autumn of 1885, he patronage receiyedh has ar eS-
ceeded the proprietor's most sanguine expeeta-
tions He has ucceeded in making the Pharmacy
what he originally designed it should be, VIZ: a
FIRST. ASS FAMILY DRUG STORE.
Gratefully acknowledging the co operation OF MS
numerous patrons and friends in the furtherance OF
This purposa he hereby repled2es his experience
n YEARS in the practice Of his proies-
sion for the CORRECT and scientific manipulation
of all ,,,,,r,ovs
ordered from his establishment.
II Is also his purpose in the future as in the past
10 nav strict attention to the purity and genuine
ness of all -
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. and PHARAACEUTl-
CAL PREPARATIONS
dispensed from his counters.
The charges for all medicines prescriptions
and other articles furnished, will be, as hereto
fore. as moderate as a due regard to purity ana
quality will justify.
Orders from country physicians, farmers and
others carefully packed and forwarded to any por-
ton Of the country. J. b. "'op'
Proprietor and Practical Pharmacien
ia lo-4t
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AITc.r1oNr sArEs-THIs DAY.


Bys. b. Cook, Aucti pns,r,
Corner Governor and Franklin streets.
NENTEEL FURNITURE, BRUs-
SlyS SIS T caSSrrFFlT o xd bs4 the .sa in
slant at 10 o'clock will sell at the residense Of b:
nj Quarl4s, " inth street French Garien Bill, all
~ his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, embracing .
general assortment OF IEtBY
PAhLOR,
DINING. ROOM. and
KITCHEN FURNITURE,
consisting Of
shfkHBsLE.ToP TABLES.
e GT1,ssfosEp CHAIRS,
MANTsL ORNAMENTS,
Gas
Elegant BRUSSELS and 5-PLf CAKpETs
WxLSUr and COTTAGE CHAAbAh
SETS, Complete;
Hsfk and s SiS MATTRESSES,
BoLsTEkS,
WhLsUT EXTENSION TABLE,
Elegant CHINA PRESS,
CHAIRS.
TABLES,
FLOOR OIL CLOTH,
Complete CHINA DINNER and TEA BET.
The u'a4 k Tfflasy 81 ruRs1ruRs,
amongst which Is q first rate
COOKING STOVE.
LEASEOF RESIDEyCE.-The unexpired lease
Of the residence, containing seven rooms; WIN WIN
water and gas, and large room In the yard, VIII
be offered at half past 10 o clock.
IN lit <. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
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s1- TO THE MILLIONS THAT HAVE
idle money in these flush times, the
RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND INSURANCE
COMPANY
would say that they still
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT, AND PAY
INTEREST THEREON.
ALSO,
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE EFFECTED On THE
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
LIVES INSURED ON TIME.
Office corner Twelfth and Main streets.
JB. DAVIS, President.
JF C. PcTTs, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
u TO PLANTERS AND FAR = Rs. y

nH TO PLANTERS AND FARAERS.-THB
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY Establish.
ed since 1s4o having the exclusive control OF al
the night soil OF New York city, offer for SALE er'
ci,sirely for cash. new article Of DOUBLE Nh
FINED PoUDRbTTg, warranted free from impu'
rity and rubbish, which they will sell Tor twenty.
Ave dollars per ton, delivered on board fof Vssse'
In New York city. This article, which Is puiser-
lied as fine az four, has no equal for corn, eo''o"
and tobacco. and Is equal TO No. Peruvian guam
IN the proportion Of two pounds for one OF Suaho'
,na bs,,er than tho best brands OF super. fhos-
,h.,e, nound for pound This Is just the thing iof
49, nho viii mar cash for good article at low
- We have A coarser srticle ct twenty doilafs
ner ton. samples sent by mall tres, on reee'p' q
s-.s.c.nt mn. Send for pamphlet, and Dc con
,,nr.s Address the Lodi Manufacturing Som'
many. 90 eourtlandt street, New YORK.
Rocxr MorSr. EpeEcoxBE corSIy, -
hocAi 'io1'' November IL, 1855.
Mr.. James r. DEFY: ;. -.
s,r-In reply TO your inquiry Of the results OF our
sxnertenee In the uss OF your improved Poudre'te'
nurchased OF you for ths years. cotton crop We
would beg leave to say hat the present nas
hsen one ouite unfavorable to the action OF al
fertilizers Several kinds cf naanures ,oere usea
bv rs NTH the exception of your Po,tfrette ,oita
little or no effect to the crop. bherems fou"'eHe
,oas applied Il gave sls near hdfd bdte or more
Der acre. and caused the cotton to open Hlucn
earlier. and we would therefore recommend inc
same az a concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton, a. well az an improvement to the SOIL
Yours, very respectfully,
IA 1Lsw* HENRY p. STULTs BROTHER.
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H GOODS THAT ARE CHEAP.

Good Bleacked Cotton at l2., les. and ioc Pii-
low casa Cotton full II inches wide, at SOC. Can
ION Flannel 1t Is. 20, and 2sc.; White Flannel al
90, 30, Is, and 4oc. Heavy Gray and Red Twiiied
Flannel a. $50. full width Bleached ard un.
bIeacLed slesting at soc. real French Merino'
warranted all wool, At 81, sold at the commence
mani of tbe season at 81 30 and $l.75 French (ali
wooD Dslsines ct soc. Embroidered Linen bets
Collars and Cuffs at Soc, worth $50; handsome
.,s Cloak Ornaments at 81 so, "a and $3.50, worth
double the money; Children's Balmoral Skirts al
81 worth I'll so; Ladies' Balmoral Skirts at " '0
wide Frspch Calico at 3oc. Plain and Striped Mo-
hair, a, soc. worth 5oc English Merinos, soc. )
Black pslaine at Csc. Embroidered Linon Collars
a, Al per dozen; rich Embroidered Bands at &c.,
a, Al %. and Al. 50, worth double the money; ana
lots of other cheap Goods at
'''' - 0'''O' LEVY BROTHERS.
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BYE. w. Powell, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
Dry GOODS. &c, At AUCTION by virtu.
~ /. dsed OF trust from j, H. Connell a. me, duly
r. corded in the Hu,tings Court Of the city q Mich
mond. shall proceed to sell on "WEDNESDAY
isth Instant at 10 O'clock at the store OF the sad
]. RI. Connsll, on Broad between s.eond and
Third streets. his entire stock OF STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS, embracing every article
Tho attention OF the trade and public gensrallyh
requested. =, A..
and over, thirty days credit for approved endorsed
negotiable paper. x,cuv s.,ru r
Sale conducted by & w PowELL JAZZ
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from -
- the spotswood Hotel on Thursday =
morning, 10th instant, young bLACh ana IAN
TERRIER: long tail and cut ears, answering 10
the name of Jack. Any person returning him, or
giving any inf rmation Of his whereabouts, Will
be literally rewarded. o,u,u
Ia l2-3t w. L. Cohhshf.
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undershirts and Drawers, large assortment
among which we have some real LAMBS WOW
Extra Sizes; all to be sold at reduced prices@
LEVY BROTHERS.
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Do YOU want a Black Cloth sa BASQUE OF
C,rcular, II YOU do, you can purchase one al
much less price than the cost OF the material osli
and be convinced at LEVY bhoihh'
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MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT, ON
IN THE EAST LINE OF FuUsHBB BETWEEN
HkoAO AND GRACE STREETS, POR SALE AT
AUCTIuN-Wili be sold at auction, on the pre-.
mi.ss, on WBDN EsDAY the 10th OF Jannaly, i.l
at half past . o'clock NJ, neat FRAMED
TENEMENT, located as above, now occupied oy
Frederick Witt, at SIS per month.
TERMS: One half each +; balance at SIX months
for negotis BILE notes interest added, secured by
trust deed The taxes for the year 10 De paid ~
'n' P0''HA HARRISON. GoDDIN & APPERsoN.
"a n Auctioneen.
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By Paine Il Co. Auctionsers.

ARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF
FRESH DRY GOODS. BOOTS AND sHohs,
SC, BY CATALoGUB.-on WEDSkspAl The
s.lI At our suction rooms, by catalogue. lArg:
and choice assortment OF
FRESH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS, &C.,
comprising u great variety OF new ana desirable
goods, now receiving, and suited to the city re.
ia II PAINE & CO., Auetioneers.
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.

DICHMOND COLLEGE.
This institution, thoroughly reorganized, has
SIX INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
The session, opening October lst, and closing
July LIST, is divided into two terms.
SECOND TERN BEGINS FEBRUARY 18th,
when students may enter to advantage.
For further information, address
la l4-lm II. q. JONES, d D., President.
DLEASANT READING
i FOR WINTER EVENINGS.
CAMERON HALL, Story of the Civil War. BY
the author OF Bessie MELVILLE" &c. 81.
IDALIA Novel. By "Ouida." 81.
ROBERT SBVERNE: His Friends and His Enc
miles, a Novel. Sl.75.
SIR BROOKE FOssBRooKE, Novel. BY Charles
Lever. SOC.
THE RICHMOND ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for ia
nuary. Subscriptions received;
G0ETHE'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH CHILD.
TIKI LIFE OF TRUST, a Narrative of the Lords
Dealings with George Muller 4!.75
The AL BERT MAMA. Great Basin of the Nile.
sPENtE's ANECDOTES, observations and Cha
racters Of Books and Men--a choice and rare
For sale By wooDHoUsE PARHAM,
. isl .# Governor street.
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'11OR RENT, the very beautiful three
f story BRICK DWELLING, on franklin -
street with twelve rooms, recently occupied "a
kicben, carriage house, stable. &c, with beauti.
full yard, and large and productive garhen OF one
aid q Quarter arres attached. This Is large
handsomely finished, and ~ desirable residence.
For terms apply to GRUBbs WILLIAMS,
Ia N-eodlt Real Estate Agents.
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SEINE THREAD.

SEINE THREAD.
The Seine Thread we offer to the public Is OF our
own Importation. 1t has been thoroughly tested
and fonnd to be the best and strongest Thread ever
brought to this market. We also nave ihfeau' VI
other manufactures; all Of which we ofer ~ lesS
than regular market prices. full supply Oh all
nu,n,srs on hand. LEVY BROTHERS.,
80 Is Main street.
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
p..r..~, p.oLar. and RaaI Esfata lgen4.

CERGEANTS SALE.-I will sell on
- MONDAY NEXT, January II, 1851 at IL ociock
NJ THAT being court day., in front OF the Cly NAH,
the following property, to wit:
7 dns, large, valuable HORSES. In hne eonaI, !,
ton, and worthy the attention OF any In want
of pairs, single, or draught borses;
xEXPRESS WAGONS, for single AID double
horses, nearly new, and In good order;
sets DOUBLE and SINGLE HARNESS, nearly
new. In good order, and very excellent;
Is HORSE BLANKETS,
CIRCINGLES,
HORSE TARPAULINs,
80 WAGON TARPAULlNS,
2wAGON TOPS,
STOVE and PIPE,
FEED CUTTER,
CURRY COMBS and WHIPS,
BRUSHES, &c, with other articles needless 10
mention
to satisfy sundry executions in nv hands agalnst
the National Express and Transportation Company
THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
las Sergeant City OF Richmond.
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NIOTICE.-Ih have this day appointed
IN ISRAEL GRgENfREE my agent. TO eonduct
for me . retail CLOTHING and FURNISHING
sToRR An the city of Richmond, at No 2io Broad
strsef between Second and Third streets. Ssid
bnsisss IL 10 be conducted strictly cash princi-
piss and 1 will not bo responsible for any debts
ISAAC 8RRENfRgR.
JANUARY .. 1897. -E iaA-gws
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Ia l2-3t HARRlSUN, UUUUIN AFFBhbUN.
CHEAP LIGHT, CHEAP LIGHT
Come 20 A. n. ROBNS'S drug store, No. s2s So,
eond street, between Clay and Leigh, and examine
the PYROLEUM OIL, guaranteed not TO explode
will take pleasure IN showing II 10 any one, and
will prove that IL will not explode
OIL and LAMPS for sale. A. H Robins,
second street between Clay and Leigh.
IL IN
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NTOTICE.--A meeting of the stock
~ holders of the Union Manufacturing Company
will be held at the ofics of Harrison, Goddin
Apperson, on WEDNESDAY. February 18th, att
ia IoNsot SAMUEL A. EATON. Secretary.
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VIZ ID. BLAIR & co. have Just re
W. . csivsd.s supply OF SHERRY and CHAM-
IPA6Ng VIM rec. ntly plrehsssd by ths,ts ";
~ ey can recommend f0s excellent asAhy Sn9 ~
prices. For sale Of thsts store. sosnss \, - n
and Main streets, ~v
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EOR RENT, the ASH HAND HOTEL,
with or without the several COTTAGES. -
Possession given Immediately. Also, seve- :::
raj COTTAGES for rent. Apply to g II. ~.
TAYLOR on the premises to JOHN PERRY, at
Ashland or P. H. RUSSELL, corner Broad and
Ninth streets Richmond. ia A-eod2w
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yVHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BAZAAR will
mset in the lecture room OF the Second Prssbyte.
rian church on MONDAY, January 18th, 1T !
o'clock p. NJ. A full attendance 10 requested.
10 "A
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MEETINGS

BASE. BALL CLUB
IL The members Of the RICHMOND BASE BALI.
GLIB are requested to attend a called meeting OF
the club THIS EVENING Monday, l. J. instant At
o. clock II is of the utmost Importance that every
amber .hould be present "a AT
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EOR RENT, desirable HOUSE in
ing kitchen, coai-house, and garden at e.:6
tached Possession given Immediately: IA
Apply to Y; JUN r.,
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rf,R RENT.

BACK DWELLING, with four rooms, and kitch.
en- with two rooms, and garden, on Clay street
ne Ths upnsr uart of tvoTENEMsgTs on franklin
street Over the storss OF Peers Hennfng and
Porter well adspted for boarding. house. Apply
va a. Raal Estate Agents.
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MORE FRESH ROLL BUTTER, just
IyI from thu mountains received and for sale by
STEVENS PEGRAM,
IN IA Gil Broad Ereet
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EOR RENT, TWO ROOMS on the
II 8rst floor over my store suitable for Of -
fces for profes -ional men, brokers, or COM MI
h 10 TT inoi'n"'''' Louis J. BOSSIEUX.
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nor RENT, the STOREHOUSE on
II Thirteenth street, recently occupied by -
Tyler Son. Apply to cuocy,pr Ell
Ia lots \. ". Cd'ohbhI. -
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-24

1t is sheer humbug for Radical
newspapers to attempt to manufacture
political capital out Of the recent I'M
premeditated and accidental Interrupt
ton of Kelly in his speech at Mobile.
Such occurrences are too common in
the North, to awaken even there any
considerable sensation. 1t is a com
mon thing for drunken blackguards to
disturb their public meetings, and to
interrupt their speakers. 1t will be
remembered how often the President
of the United States, invested with all
the sanctities of his high office, was
Kissed when he addressed the people
on his w estern tour. On one occasion
he was actually prevented from speak
ing, The Chicago Times calls to
mind the fact that when so great a
man and popular an idol as Stephen
A. Douglas on time attempted to
address the people of that city-the
place of his residence-he struggled
in vain for an hour to obtain hearing,
and was finally hcoted down, and out
of sight by the mob. Kelly, alone,
of all the peripatetic insurrectionary
orators, has been interrupted in the
South, Notwithstanding the irritating
character of their speeches, and that
was wholly due to accident, and was a
source of modification to the great
body of the people in whose midst he
was delivering his broadside of raillery
and abuse.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-05-24

The following is list of Registrars ap
pointed in Mississippi, to date:
Warren county,. A. Malthy, Aston My
gait L. E. Furlong.
Jefferson county-James E. Ellis, w. H
Gray, d. c. Kearns.
Kinds county-Edward Pickett, Joseph
McCloy, II. L. Fisher
Adams county-H. M Sellers, T. p Sears,
James Dixon.
Madison county--A. Warner, Thomas
Shackeltord.
Monroe county-John Walker, j. B. Wood
mansee, Frank j. Tedford.
Alfalfa county,. M. Thompson, Oliver
M. S. Simpson, C. H. Foster
Lowndes county-Early Hendricks, A. P.
Keesecker, jr., Lem. S. Powell.
Clarke county-Cornelius S. Jackson, c..
W. Onthank, e. W. Evans.
Yazoo county-S. Galinger, L. M. Loewen-
berg, j. W. Bourne
Harrison county,. B. Weeks, BENZ. H.
Orr, E. l.. Slaughter.
Washington county-W. H. Bolton, F. w.
Logue, VIM. Brown.
Rankin county-John Lee, j. Proctor, B.
d. NJ. Mason.
Hancock county,. F II. Claiborne, Dal
las G. Duell, Levi X Brown
Scott county,, Tarbell John G. Owen
A. G. Fisk.
.Copiah county, r. Groom, John Hamil-
ton, George Mackenzie
Jackson county--Caleb Lindsey, G.. HI.
Norton, VIM. McKenna.
Claiborne counnty-Samuel Milligan, C.
G. Fisher, d. M. Dick.
Oktibbeha county-Frank A. Ware, W. C.
Gillespie, M. H. futile.
Jasper county-Francis E. Adams, Elisha
Dansby, Friedrich r. Lee.
Noxubee cOunty-T Smith, Joshua Ste
vens, George F. Holman.
Simpson county-John G. McLaurin, E. G.
Peyton, Phil Hammond.
Kemper county-W. s. Gamble, A. Key,
John McRea.
Chickasaw county-R. A. Murdoch, L, FL.
Naron, j. W. Blessing.
Itawamba county,. V. Thomas, Henry
Flood b. Schempert
Marshall county-D. C. Calkins, VIM.
Wooten, Charles FL. Townsend
Tunica cOunty-Frank A. Owen, Andrew
Gallfy, W. w. Mcfarland.
Wayne cOuntv-A. d. Carlisle, w. L. Jar
Wis, Thomas Caldwell
Tishomingo county-William Walker, A. |
W. Patterson, Joshua Webster.
Bolivar county-B. G. Luper, J. Railsbach,
]. r. Webster.
Tippah county-S. B. Palmer, S. ]. Biggs,
j. M. Jones.
Lauderdale county-William Cathay, AL
pin Sloan, d. A. Smoly.