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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-04
~ NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. IS
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GOLDEN BALSAM
SPANISH ANTIDOTE!

nR LIE RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. CURES
Chancres First and Second stages Sores the Legs
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DR.. LIE RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No . cures Tertia,
ry Meuria Syphaetic Rheumatism, Pains in the Bones
and eradicates all disease from the system. Price, SIS.
Dr. LIE RlCHAU'S SPANISH ANTIDOTE for tho cure IF
Gonorrhna Gieet Irritation, Gravel aud all Urinary Gen
itl disarrangements Price 81 So
DR.. lie RICIIAU'S SPANISH INJECTION,-a wash and
injection of Gonorhoa nammatory elect
Structures and all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder
Price 81 So
Dr.. LIE RICHAU'S GOLDEN OINTMENT, for the effectua
healing of Syphalec Sores and Eruptions Price, 5
Also Agents for Dr. LIE RIC.IAUS GOLDEN PILLS, for
Seminal Weakness. Night Emissions, Impotency. ard all dis
arising from masturbaton and excessive abuse
Price, So
SENT EVERYWHERE EXPRESS, CAREFULLY PACKED
None genuine without the signature OF C. FRENCH RICH
ARDS, Chemist, every bottle.
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Tuscan Springs!
Tehama Co., Cal.
j. c. BRADLEY. Proprietor.
THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS
Tehama Co., Cal.

a =. antly situated in picturesque valley,
n seE about seven miles from Red Bluff The
49, - buildings have been thoroughly repair
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NO CURE, NO PAY |

as- Consultation by letter otherwise FREE For d.
rection of letters see below.
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p@PrlVate@a
Medical Aidi
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES
DOCTOR DOHERTY'S
Medical and Surgical I

SACRAMENTO ST. BELOW MONTGOMERY,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S 0ce) Private
LelSlorf street, San Fr;rncsco.
Established expressly 10 afford the afflicted sound and scion
tLfc Medical Aid in Tie treatment and Of all
Chronic diseases. secrTcy. and all
SEXUAL DISORDERS
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DR.. CHAS. r. TOZER'S
Private Medical Institute ;!
Oak Avenue, Sixth ST.. bet. j and X,
SACRAMENTO CITY, CAL.
THE GREAT ERADICATOR OF SPECIAL CON-
PLANTS, FORMERLY OF LOCK HOSPITAL,
LONDON, EIGHT. YEARS IN SACRA-
MENTo AND THE LAST FOUR
YEARS in SAN FRANCISCO
DIR. TOZER'S

THXPERIENCE rs OF FORTY YEARS STANDING, AND
II during that time has with unparalleled in
the treatment of all those diseases generally known
Veneria1 or Chronic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-28

Nany years sgS 10 shat j. r0r . ti1ar.
ishing city. Lived . sfsi~ast bIack-uiih
iont 81 hi- pipe and I7ks. IL uss slss
fouBd of hi- biconing csush'er. sbose ma.
~ grscss and eksrms had ersnaEed tho Al.
f-ciions Of suscepuble ysuHg printer
Tie yosng ecufle s'ier hiiliar and co5iag,
..snzsgsl ihsms~isss Z sns ac;h;rg b; thc
eons-nt II 'he young laSs' parent" pre-
sea,ea ,hsir unioa. To ss,sln This. an in-
sersi4r uas susnrsd. snd III sypo prspar-
- isgsie speech "a adaouish and convince
he cd gentleman. wks ssi enjaying hi-
plPe in eentent- TsPs d.istsd upua the faet
q iAsir irssndshiP. their nD.0al affaeameni.
Ih-ir hsse- scr The fulure. and Eke topic;
sns taxing he daughlsr by the hsnd, ssias
~ non. ar. 49, your pesrni-sHcn 20 ,rsnsisie
this lovely aswsr from t. paren- b-1"-bus
his .'sheIinx- ever ssre him. he fo-sus the
r~zsintsr n Is oraricn, fs-hed. blsshes.
s'snmersc. ard Eanliv wsuai us. u.-h-
-trom ~ paren, b-e. is'a ~ owr.r
TIE tr'asr kseSiy reissAst me disSsuf
inre ~ 'he s1it@r. ard Ferssing hss ipe.
snd bis&inz cis1a u sm1se. rspAe5:
.Heii. rHrg man. dss's knpT - I've
a-y otjssrians, zz1vsrE3 TsU xIIL maRET
HEz STEsr -
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WHITEHALL - C8cHox--On Ilinoi.
street, : se~ dsss since. Young porkcr 81
The male gsnus. wiih Prscoeicus deveIop'
meats 4 rcsIsEErsEi, wss cautiously skirm
ishiaz % the sssders ~ tie celebrated gut-
tsr. Ltile girl. uish curly hssr tes W II
cherry soiersd risbans: o.. ms i0cx ~hs'
I. rrea, waterfall shas Iislle PIC has. Fact
Indi.nsPolls HsrrIS.
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ETwe h.v- sirrsdT snncunced 'hs re
mevsI o. shs Gslve-,os police by crter 81
Gen Grifin. srs shs srpointment Of other.
10 iheir plrc<. Five % rhe new sppointee'
sre nrErsss. uhs. ~hsn called % BE- sworn
couIdn'r read e. wrifs.
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EFA erB.rY olt ssehelSr says that 40
.n's wise ~. esEled Ere. because ~her
80 s,sssres mrn's dsy " hsp7iasss nss
s-.~ias M. rips..
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IAA tstht pf 4e-A@ - sAss - Fe-
~nfis sfeps wa ssiaFs 'i'er ~ ihr pr-c4
M lnAa r#aHf sAislofnis- .eF ils 'erer-fs
srNff-n sFa et rls y nen WV -vh
rHa;hrr' w rnshrr sa' possession NJ y
's.AiieF' -a'i- M Ass issf j-ss-- ILe
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arf i''r tn '1 fir-''@H- Anc irii 'asi
@efs f-nf fen' sp' 1-i.sefaAr9 'a.si4 M
Ar i si f+.ti N,a"'n- "Ani rpR ~ ~
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lthF nofT VI mtfsry rpmanerr-. " more sal
rr1ie htl tH fissVt@ tHan w predecessors
" r.ses ttMnAfF N Nurh FFFs1ns in 1he
s7uaAffr n Af- 1hoaFe rnii'iea 'e sote Ai
ilha sn-irg elections. Ils hoids saAi is-
NJ; prosiae. is- iup governments. risii end
pihiary, se'h prar'i,nea " " esryfd y
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-WiiI sos rsks iAls ~oman 10 be yeur
~iseF.'
-Well. squire sis shs rspiy- "ycu mu-'
be green 'an tc ask sreh question a.
rhns.r- ID you rhink ia b. -uch fool e.
10 20 % ,ae bar hunt and take rhis gal %
,he quilsir- frcIc il wsrn's eonssrpituous
y. ceserminrd % have her, Drive On ui'h
yCur bUsiness-
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canr'a1su Cenneresai s.ss;
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For square Of ID Hines or lq~s. VeeA 81 n
Each subsequent insertion, ~ sail
Longer advertise menis, a snrnc rnie---
A traction orei even fqnsre nF sguart H
counted ss q square Ths - tre ihe ipFris
for transit ~ adYsriisnmeaf; reasonable
deduc ion VIII be trade ~ regular adyeri.ar.
ments.
Notices o., MrYoinimens oi adaipir'refnrs
snt legal no'icrs u like ciarsctel 81 4e
paid ia advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

In the death Of N. H,orn, member OF Tie Institute
which took place recently ut Paris the artisth world
has suffered losA The deceased native Of
Cologne in which city he born In 17o2 Being dss-
tined by his father for architectural life, he was
placed under the best masters In his native place, and
seventeen years Of age was sent 70 Paris, where no
studied under Perccr and BeIanger who took Great
interest in his progress He rapidly attained 70 proml
ncnce and In 1914 appointed Inspector OF Royal
Buildings and ON tho death Of Bclangor succeeded to
the position OF Royal Architect His principal works
were the construction Of the Church Of 81
Vincent dc Paul and the Embellishments Of tho
Champs Eysoes and the Place do In Concordo He also
built TAmbigu Comique (theatrc). with many other
works OF different character Among his lesser works
may be mentioned the Abbatoir du Roule Al An author
NJ HtorH made some reputation by the publication Of
his "Ancisnt and Modern Architecture Of Sicily" TO-
gctsr with other works relating TO Art In 1925 he WAS
. member Of the Academy Of Pine Aria Although
native Of Cologne lin Prussa) n Hittor preferred 70 rc
hy the olllen -l --- ~ 4 NJ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

Tho anniversary OF Lces surrender tho 9Th instant
as celebrated with considerable ponp In various parts
Of the North and West In response 70 an invitation 10
attend the celebration In Tusville Pa, General Grant
can't tho following note:--
HEspouARrru ARMIES UEnED STATES,
WASHINGTON d. G., March 81, 1867. I
M DIAN CAPrAm:-Your kind invitation TO mo to 90
sssnt ~ ina celebration 70 be held al TItusve. Pa
bv ths soders OF that vicinity who contributed 70 tho
yiue OF our country during the late struggle through
ncb re have passed Yves duly received. should nike
verv much 70 be with you, bus cannot can however,
wish you happy, good time, snd can add that every
man who bore hi muskot OF sword during the REBEL on
snd one which Il IL tobe hoped never viii tarnish BY
subssqusnt scss Very respectfully, your obedient ssrv
= Captain HsxHy r vsrotw, Tisusville, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

The anniversary OF this society, auxiliary 70 the
American Bblo Society, was held on rhursday at So
Paul's Methodist Episcopal church Rev. Dr. Hodrdgs
presided. Tho exercises commenced BY reading
portion OF tho 10th Psalm and opening the meeting
with prayer The first annual report was reed By
Rev. Or. Taylor. Ths document speaks Of the Blble
mission, which has become the main work Of the
society, seadib progressing 10 Interest and useful
ness IL affords opportunity fc direct and
snscsivs labor, and Uvss socsss TO tho poou
under the most favorable circumstances Pras-
teal hints may thus BE- given about shrf cissnlins
and industry and tho benign results arr shown II The
records whte Individual cnees o. roeesD are touching
and oS,. snS 1sS Sc ss
thus given 10 the disheartencd nrs Kanyards Visit y
warnIy chroniclsd and the united parposs Of Engah
which hey are engaged The coocons s ss ysss ssvs
been SIS Isl 20, Of which slosll hsss 6ss1 devoted
paid 70 ths American Bible society. The total amount
gwen BY this society 70 the Bible WORK = sire 900
s H. .ossos On he Y ss .s. q
demonstrated BY hn experience IN South America, and
rs:.sa striking Instances n igsssssion In ONE case
had been handed New York comie almanac IN good
faith Such the Ignorance Of The people on This
@ ana s s S e s's
Of oonvcrioa iron rsa1sng 10 pAgps related,
and % vas drawn ass , e. S
Rev. Dr. MuRnAT followed. showing The interest the
Divine Being must have In circulating HIS own Word.
direct results 81 Luthcrs reformation God always use
the simplest means 70 produce The goesss issus sno
In this respect Hrs plans diner essentially nom numa3
machinery. Tho speaker said he dislrdssed more -
ecclesiastical fuss and ceremony ~ o'dSr
and hence held The Bible movement "a ~ al ~
estesm, because b the simplest ~ ,SSrssslv srs~tsy
spoke d hidden results a. being IA IA ~ msm
than the open mansfsstati9 smrs th1i wherever Gods
WA ~ ~ 3 n srIrs vas 70 90 with ~ ..
1nt oihcofBIOi ~nsuinR year were sncn yocFN
varying very INic from the r- s1d the msssme w.
| closed with the ApostoIscal bcnedics'0-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

Prince Frederick OF Hesse Dnrmstndt.
This nobeman, brother Of the late Grand Duke OF
Hessc Dsrmstadt and uncle Of the present Duke, died
recently 1t Paris at the advanced age Of seventy
years When yodng Prince Frederick renounced
the Protestant religion and embraced Cathocity be-
coming member OF tho clergy and being lay cardinal
Of the Roman CATHOLIC Church. His father, Louis Of
Hesse Darmstadt, who was bgoied Protestant drove
the deceased FROM the grand duchy, after compelling
bin 70 make alton Of his rights 10 the
sion or the duca throne He retired TO France and did
to his native land until after the death OF his
father In $780, he did not long remain IN The ducby
however but returned 70 Paris whore ho lived In
great retirement 10 the time OF his death.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

A H VAS, Of Montreal; d. VIVA ,. McPhcnon, Of
Rochester. N. r.; General D. D. EcGibbon, OF tho
United States Army, and Captain Comstock, Of Ball
more, are stopping at tho Metropolitan Hotel. if
Admiral De Il Roweiers Lieutenant visncss and Wis.
count do Ia Tour du Pin, Of Paris. ere stopping at the
Brsvoort House.
WV. FowsM syngs. English Consul General Of the
wess India Isands 70 stopping - tho Clarendon Hotel
EA rssks Of Msxiso; Q. 9. salsr, Of Liverpool and
Colonel Dean, Of Tarrytown N T.. arc stopping o. the
Attorney General Reed, Of Massachusetts, s In Wash.
sss qsss s q % ss
Courk fI fgfT NF\HA
speaker Collar IL lscsuring in tho Eastern statcs
List Of Americans registered in Paris for the week
wife, T. RuuAai John H HALL O Q. Hall and vile, Miss
n ssTys Bs g;,n ana f warsn
Tiien, b p Allen, J. II Hommag, J; v. Wilson and
scS, NJ y ASsss' Frank IssIis O. saucr and wife
e s;,, schocnmsker, Rcy + p. osnheman' g IA "a
Wiz. ssi Ks.as ss0Hci ssnSe o asaas H. afe
Gray I; g Mann, O p seymour Charles .., Topaz
and f. %n Taylor Dr. ,cb SSssna s nos ws
and wife. ". a. window Doston-Mr. Generals Mis-
L ohIekering, n D. Cbambern and Wife J. r. whit:
wife, Miss n L Thsyer, Mss A. II. Thayer Miss :.
HoiIingsworth, W. lthcsion, ~. s,urtevant Dr J 7
neard A. 4 Pamentsr georsc L. W ninsno Inxis
Mr.. HamIin, y. r. r. shaplcigh, L Valentine ana
wife, y. Guild Brookiyn--T Msthers ana WE ne
Iins ana Wife, Misses Collins Thomas Allcmus Cincn-
NATL l. Thompson and wife. Chicago D. Parker.
syncuss--J r. Sweet Nowburyport-J. Brown.
Bridgoport--Q g. Daniela Nov Bedford-w. Rotch.
New Londen--T g. Daboll Midaietown, Conn,-Bcnl
DougiaG Kingston, n al. @. Perry. Bunalo.-A y.
Roh Bangor-H. Il Prsntee. g. r. Prcntes, Fredk.
MiIla WINCHESTER Mass IL d. Faisom, b. d. Whitney:
Concord--B q Damon and wife, MrA r. r. Damon and
family. Wnrsaw-E II Farrnan Aurora-DE
Thompson washington--H. D. titus Charleston,
CHR. Pozpanski aontrcal-M. J. n = Hunt Paris
r Granicr r. perney CAfornia-1honas Hill, Miss y.
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Tho Italian brig Regoo Captain Gargiulo, from Naples
arrived at shs port rhufsday last with cargo Of
April In latitude % s. longitude g. she fell IN with The
British schooner H. A. Warren Of Yarmouth ~ g. from
Ponce for son, with cargo Of sugar. in sinking con-
diton having sprung leak fcw days previously during
heavy gale The captain Of the Reroo very calamity
rescued from the sinking vessel her captain and crew
and brought them safely 70 this port ater lending
them every assistance In his power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

Oswpoo April II, 1897
os S,, s,,srt Of the wslIand Canal, sAys water
I'M m ~ ,",o he level Saturday, The 2osh inst.sd
WA ~ canal win be ready 70 - vessels on we "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

The PRrcR on wAlN erAxls "a free handicap OF ten
sovs EACH h n, with 800 added One mIla
Muncian, yeara 0st b......................... !
King Charming years, est slb. ............-... 2
Pynhc years, 6st 7lb. ..-.................."...
Eleven ran
The WALTON SfAKE Of 10 sovR each, b. n, with 80
added Three quarters Of mile. A n Il
thinner, years.. i
Dick Tuipin, years. ....s. 2
10 veuaisn, years. 3
Five ran.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

IorrvLlx April IA, 1857
Henry Lyons, OF the banking house Of Lyons b
Co, New York, lied here yesterday and was buried
this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

pcsrox, April IL 1851.
rno steamship Asia, from Liverpool via Haldsx, ar
,, ~ =, her dock Al SIX O'Clock r. NJ today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

burg Herald and Colonel Ycreer OF the MtuisHppiam,
honorably and satisfactorily adjusted without an 81:
change Of shots dinicuty arose between Colonel
In way connected with she other, and was NOT ad
justed before the parties had exchanged shots ncnef
party being hart though Colonel Yerger received bali
through his coat The controversy for some time pend
ing bssween Major Bsrksdale, Of The jackson thss
Clarion, ana Colonel Ysrgsr. Of the Msrsslpptan has
bcsn anicabiy and honorably arranged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13

There 10 TO BE- duel in short time between parties
living IN and near Midway. Ky, which e 70 % fought
bridges Provost Naha charged that sttcrs 70 bis wife
had been Tined Of money which they contained The
Postmaster q Midway, Mr. woolums, stated that u sucn
was tho fact, Harper did the riding himself,
and no refused 70 give other letters for Har.
por's wife 20 Harper, but sent them 70 her
that he challenged wooiumb mortal combat wooluns
accepted the challenge and selected handles - the
weapons 10 b used NJ Wooiums has been sgent ioI
being postmaster al Of which positions he hlled win
entire satisfaction 70 those employing him and 20 tne
community among whom be livca He hes proved that
Harpers charge h FALSE but 10 willing 70 fight him
nevertheless
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13
nIetairIe Spring Meeting.

FIRST DAT, APRIL 8.
Dash Of mile and quarter, for all agcs-Jocksy
Club purse, $500.
W. p Wood enters b. Mollie Austin, by imp Scy-
THAN, dam Ann Adams, by Glencoe, years old.
w. II. Petsrs enters Joseph Z. Johnston by Good
wood, dam Judy by imp. Sovereign years old. -.
r p Mott enters b. h. St Patrick. BY knight Of g.
Georse, dam by Glencoe, years old ............ 8
H. B. Foley enters b. Pink by Portland, dam Lily,
lyesrs old
Time-2I9x
SECOND RACE N4 IN @f
Heat Of one mile, for all ages-Jockey Club purse.
$500 III
w. b Wood enters ~. T. Nellie Gwynn by Bonnie
Scotland, dam Gray Alice, by Choriser, &years :.
Olu. = =
lotto, dam Was~ns by wagner s 1 years Old.
I. p. Mott enters &. G. Richmond. by Two Bits, dam
Faith by Chde Harold 4 years old. .--......-.z
Jas McCioskey enters b. 4. Wild Air, BY Lexing-
ton, dam Ann Lee, years old. -. ....-.........
Time-16l x-l:5lH 8t we
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Tho Western Turf Convention.
TFron thu 81 Louis Timea ApriI II

1ff0W inc 81 LOUIS IImt8, April II
ne IAcjeds Association Of ST. Louis has issued call
for convention 10 assemble In May 70 take steps
csds from the East Of whose pretensons and overbear
Ing disposition complaint Ia made large number OF
dcegaies will come from ell sections 70 attend the
q the time This association hang up very hand
some purses be conended for and the fairness
g shown In the whole conduct q Affairs at their meet
inoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
Murder In Indiana.


From the Indianapolis Journal, April 10
Mr. Aoppis was brutality murdered yesterday after.
noon, one mile Of Anderson. by one Mr. White.
OF some stolen meat White struck Hopps on the back
ne mashed In the whole top Of the skul killing Hopps
Instantly White and his fatherinaw were placed under
arrest
Yeung Man Prosecuted for tho Murder Of
Young Lady, and Dischargcd.
remarkable trial has just been concluded in Fairfield
county. Ohio Facts admitted by both sldos-0n Sunday
August 20, George Buzzard Milton Delong Melinda Men,
Ellen Nell Barbara Shaer, Angelina ShaiIer and others
went 10 Sabbath school a. Hopewe church in tho morn
ing, ana by invitation OF Melinda NeG the parties mon.
toned went with her 10 her fathers dinner Nothing
unusual transpred ON the way, and after reaching the
house and being entertained with apples and cider the
Miss Nes excused themselves In order TO get dinner
and went into the kitchen. Immediately after, Milton
DoloDg ceme into the Kitchen and looking around saw
gun hanging on hooks, took il down, looked at Il,
told IL loaded said he thought not as the cap
was split; after few moments went up stairs and
pointing the ~ various Objects Il usual IN trying
gun, IL went or tho bullet passing through the head
OF Barbara Shaer causing instant death-Delong says
accidentally, the State maliclousy. After the hearing
Of large number Of witnesses tho jury retired was
absent thirty minutes and returned verdict or not
guilty. How the assumed the dignity OF muir.
der surprises all who heard the testimony, and never
before have We seon more wet eyes and general
satisfaction with verdict Itmay be- and we trust IL
will be, another remembrance 60 keep holy tho Sabbath
day !" s"ss ttt# N@N IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13
he sorel Poisoning Cnse-Condemnasion Of
sophie Boisclnirc.
4

The Sorel poisoning case d concluded, and Sophie
BocIare has been condemned 70 DEATH She protested
her innocence before tho Court Her sentence was op-
posed by her counsel the plea Of her being sosiss
jury u marons has boon ordered 70 Investigate The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-13
Racing stock IN the south.

tFrsm the New Orleans Pcayune. April 81
In the present condition OF the South racing stock
have but precious little value Yesterday wo
Regret sister 20 Voucher If VIC mistake not, beau
fu chestnut marc, bred by Colonel Minor, and winner
at the Mssre at two and three years old SOLD oy auc
not have been dear 900 brood marc. Al tho
same time saw fine and powerful brown racehorse
Of excellent psdigrec St Legcr who, we recollect
rightly second Brown Dick In one OF the fastest
races ever run at Mobile him sold for S175. He
Was receaty held at 81, 400 Comment unnecessary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01
AatctjO21 Sales This .Day.

LEE e. GoDDIN will sell at Henrico Courthouse
this morning 1900 acres Of land in Henrico and
Charles City counties.
SAMPSON JONES. JR., 4 co. will sell at 10
o'clock a good stock Of groceries, wines, IL.
quors, &C.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN will sell at
5o'ciocktwo valuable lots, upon which at and
three or four framed tenements, at the south /.
east corner Of Broad and Eighteenth streets.
HARRISON, GoDDIN & hPPERsoN will sell at 8
o'cioekfve beautiful lots, on Church Hill, on
Twenty-seventh and Twenty eighth streets
between Clay and Leigh.
aRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at O'Clock a
small store on south side Of Broad street be.
tween Sixth and Seventh, on leased ground.
HARRISON. G0DDIN & APPERSoN will sell at
u 2o'clock two tracts of land in Henrico coun.
ty, one on the York River railroad ak miles
below Richmond and one on the New Central
road four miles below Richmond. Also, an
excellent farm in Charles City county, about
twenty-five miles below Richmond.
MAJOR POE will sell at 10 o'clock at the stables in
rear OF Chandler's, on Franklin above Seven.
teenth street. seventeen goats and four hogs
/. N. COOKE will sell to-day, at the residence Of
Mrs. Fisher, on Seventh street between Broad
and Grace. household and kitchen furniture,
and the uneXpired license for grocer or con-
fecioner.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at S o'clock a lot of
ground in the town Of Manchester fronting 1872
on Perry street and extending back 185 feet,
upon which arc two newly erected frame tsne-
mentS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-01

THE TABLEAUy, which have created
considerable excitement and amusement
on Church Hill, were closed on Friday
night. Many new scenes were presented
with fine effect, and frequent applause in
dicated the approval Of the audience. An
original charade, with the characters re-
presented by four amateurs, was received
as an afterpiece with hearty demonstra-
tions of applause.
Many desires are expressed for the re-
petition of the performance under the
same skilful management. The ladies are
much indebted to the moving spirit" !"
Mrs. W., for the success attending their
effort, and to Mr.. Minor, the gentlemanly
stage manager, for his kind assistance in
his peculiar line.