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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

year Captain SIN ith published his "Map 4
Virginia" with description of she country
people. government and religion. In this little
70 lpme he still makes no mention of his brave
Indian girl, although be describes a cos,um.
which would have naturally led him TO do so
He tells Us that in the execution of criminal
their heads were placed upon an altar, while
while "one with clubbes beates out their
braiues.' He adds that he saw an lodi n
beaten IN his presence till ne fell senseles q
without cry or compliant.
- Here" says the reviewer, " We have tn
made public. 1t may be left to practiced Law :
Jers TO decide whether under the ordinar,
rules of evidence the passage does no. amour
10 practical assertion that he had himself DO
been placed in the position desert bed, and i
mas pei haps be possible for future students ,c
e2pi.:a why Smith should have suppressed hi,
',~n story. supposing it to have bsen true
TaeTe is other testimony of a similar nature
Stracheys =. Historic OF Travaiie into Vir-
gjnia," (l615), contaias full account of Smith.
ana mas some curious references 10 TOcahont6s /;
but there is TO hint of her agency in saving the
hnld Captaia'S life
Strschey gives this curious peep at Pocha-
hOn,ss, before she sprau5, clad in shining
robe, into the pages of out colonial history
Poo 4hon;as, a vel featured bat wantou
young girle Powhatan's daughter, sometimes
resor;ing fort, Of the age then of e,ever
or twelve yeaEes. would ges the boyes forth ~ith
her into the r1aikei-p!,o &c, ana make the N
wheele, ialllrg on their hands, turning up THEN
beeles upwards, whome she would followe ano
sh-ele aer.e.f, naked she was, ell The
fort over
Nobody IS forbidden to bs!eve still the his
torical fiction which has SO fast place in IN.
early history Of Virginia, bat the critics viii
be obliged, undoubtedly, 20 surrender all fiih
in the romance OF Captain John Smith ano
Pocahontas. Smith evidently drew wholly up
on his Imagination in his story of MS adventure
and rescue. but ne narrative has not even the
credit OF being founded upon fact
This article in the North Am Tioan is an in
teresung Que. Our sketca of it Is of oours,
an iu perfect oue, but II is all We have room.
for.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

PARIS HEAD5.-The ubiquitous d" Drocus,
who Was last heard irom at Saratoga, has
turned up Pans and expatlstes Oh III lash
ions. Alter describing 1.-THE tryingpan bon
net with purHrInd ribbons he con,s 10 the
head itee,
:. HAIR - not worn this s.ason. the heads
beng sinoo:hiy sand parered, warn sheo, aud
All tue archaeological Developments covered,
labeled ana illustrated with India INK This
| novel style causes much c0mmotIon among
those whose bumps are lacking, and many
are the devices used To conceal the u hciency,
| and swell such humps AS virius. humility,
| love OF home, economy, and others which are
usually mnssDg from fashionable wcman's
! head . any wear u nice httlDg plaster cast.
/ wltn pruuitr,,i .rsi.- ssronSiy dsNeioPed A
stIanrer Is latroduced, he some hne
| bumps, Is pleased, and finally marrIes her !;
during ih3 Honeymoon he play yioliy hl's MS
vito over The mead with ii STOOL. "hen Oh
9 mes The plaster, and chs stands forth un-
mashed Many craniums ere grained IN I'M
l,ation of American woods ; at ahy source IN ~
p- seen maple, oak, beech, and not lew
Eastwood heads
Mrs. PAR1INoroSH ; LAST" Have you any
lucubratlns drops ror d bronchial deficiency !"
SAID Mrs PArtngton 10 DR.. Wilmington, III
rh, corner. - your cold deep--eated z saic
the uoctor, blan iy. - don't know ho"
deep 1t is" she s,d, with bark like an Els
aumaux cog, il" but it Is loud enough. VIVA
I. lime ior colds this Is. 10 be sure; declare
l AN completely exaggerated with my cough
IS You need expectorant, said The Detroit
{" | expect so,' replied she, but whe ther
will co anv good or not mdst depend upoI
how 1t in,ects me, but l will take a box e
atroc.ons iozenges, any bow. which bav
. aru spaken OF as melihuous.' Ike spent ni
tiue in pla, ,ing With rue d0mb-osiis, aud to
old lady asked tne doctor TO excuse the iibert
, he took, because the boy Was 90 given TO jim
! elss,ice.-Safurday Evening Gaxstfs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23

For Square Il ~ lines OF 80 OF forparell type
insertieo LOO; fer each subsequent Insertion IS
Unless the number Of insertion marked
tho .dver vin b~ cootinued Till oreered OUT
Lbso.l discount made to merchants AID othsrs adver
tisi iS nv the year
Probate and Commissioner's Notices, 2,o0 each.
For notices Of LberAtIons F.trays. the For nation
and -out'on of Copan nerships, &c 81 so eachfCf
three insertions IL sent b, mail the money must ae-
~ompany he letter
Notices in columns, 10 cents per line each in
sertlon, charge made of less than So cents
Noces Deaths and Marriages inserted gratis, but
exr-ndrd Obituary Notices or Poetry will be charged
~ Eve cents per line.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-01-23
The Freedmen Union C0mmis.
Sinn.

STILLNAN RCGGLEs
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24

lnuteres Bib Der iiioIiGen 8nitanoe.
Oas 3eueniB lit ebenfaHs b6dft negrae
nireuo gegen bic San0lui1aspeife Oes
prafiOetitsn nn6 eer 8eri1f forbert in
ben itartiten NusoriiGen gerehtiafeit.
Ha9 elmer Nihmon6 gorreiponOers
oes nSeraIb" tpurbe Elm Mann, 9omens
WfaIieD, ioelfers ipabreno oes &rieaes
Jtetruten fiir Die n0rblide Nrlnee 6ur1
bic Nebeuenpoiten gei9muggelt bate,
fur oieies gerbre6en in 2tnflage3uitan0
berfebt uno, 6a er fid uidt gefaneen gs-
ben tuollte, 40 S9ilIe auf ibn abae.
feuert, obne ihn gu treffen, tuorauf ct
oas Seuer eriuie0erte ar0 einen Mapn
beriuunbete. Ser Sberiff bon @abness
btIle, gf. g., ia9t, &c Der6e Mannld
ten 5uiammenbrin9en unb ihn fetnebst
men 81 Iaifen. a-sFss f9
Die s5enier IN Stem gort iino nod
eben 10 entbufiaItifd, als aupor, tros Der
acknowledgement &abeIna1ridfen, bic SuI
glauben. iie ii6 nl4t eatfdlieBen t6ns
nen. 0tetruten laHeR fid Fott anperben;
MaDOr Soffntaa bat ie0o9 etne GinIas
bun9, 0ffentli9 gu re6en, in elmer @eiie
obselebnt, uelbe oeutlld Seigt, baB er
bon Ger gauden pnternebnrins SfiAtsa
balt.
Oie QeaisIatur bon aouifana bat
cine &eiolntiOn paiiirt, Oab,. ba mebrere
Staatea teine gertretune i'm @on9reIIe
baben, ale @mtsbanoInngen 6erIelben
nua nao nidti9 iinb. Der @ilit6rs uno
6tnan3ausfditB baben unter grtu6euue
@rnennuneen bes 8rafinenten unb ners
fabrei lebr ftrift NIT 0enielben. Der
Qebtere miro fait ollie neriperfen lii0 Der
Grltere ale bic, lpelde gegen ben @unl9
oes 9efretdr Stanton ein9eiest finb.
Qluf elmer 8er1amnlIuno Der fu6li6en
2nbaIitsn bta1te goab. 9amiIton bon
SeTas cine Gefolution elm, Die aud ans
senommeu puroe alnb, folgen0ermaben
Iautet: n
ef9Ioff n, 6aB srgeno cine
WaBreeeI oes @ongrefies Der Ser. Staas
ten mil Besi9 oiif bic bor Sturgeon in
&ebellion beIin6li@ 9eipelenen 9taas1
ten es bon Der bo9iten 8ebeutin95
1T, UNI, benz 9ebelt uno Gisentbuin gosas
lee Wlanner Sdub gu gesuabref anb
loDale &egierunseu in bieiea Staaten
su erribten, baB Die 9e9entpartis be-
acknowledgement abseiest, bic to1a-
len 8iiraer aller 0iacen gum @tinln>
retbte 5neeld1en, ipenieftens elm She'll
Ser &ebeIlett Oagesen Oeitlben beraubt
nno bic 8erlpaltung Der Staatsaugete>
9euhsitea tIogalen Sanoen aitDertraut
peroe. sic erluben besbalb ben Gons
greB oriHgenO, Die Bin, ipelde unter
Dem Sfanen Qouifiauabia BON DIR. GIs
liott eingebradt iuuroe, anf ale aufitdns
;oii9er, nod nidt i'm &oiigreiie bertres
tenett Staaten ansauoebneil Mho- mir
nlibbiuiaen- bic iest bonn Senate pufirte
unb ais Wilit1rbA befannte Bill" 3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24

EoioIbetrag ron BerEniten, Mniprl6en
unb 9erbtnhlidsetten .......s... $515059.i7
Get gr5ttE Netras eIder tn einem etnaeIaen (erIer
RIa baile periidert pMrAe, mar $40 0O0o, bod ttbers
fteigen bic 5dae, nls cine algemene Aese, $iO,O0O
Bic geIeui&oft bat feline ansemeinen ReseIn lbet
sen erunasbetrag in irgene etner StAht, Dorf
seer 0ebdnbepterea foneeyn labt d IN eteer Besies
bang, tn iehem etnaelnen Sale pom BEN aHgemeinen
6hdfafter Der B6ulffeteHr Bette Der Straten, 2eiz
tigteit oer TeaerI5f9mne u. 4. 10. Ieiten. -
SING btaanbiate Aei9rti Dss rsrHeiiertsn &gGrteFs
Gtaat mesp Rgcre -. @
staSf anS Gosnt9 aesU gOrtj ss' n.
Clinton q. EtsE, ,weiter 8ieesPrait ,ent unS
@m. ". 70 ahsw rt6s Ajftit. Setretdr Der Mctros
poIitan Berf@ernnesgefeHi 9atts nn4hein eteielben
elnseln etnGefdmoren f1lbt btnterIeeen mne faeen
nnO ieSer Gfn5eine fnBt fr i ietba. Sak sds pbise
cine treue, pole nb aDerl6fftge MuselnAnecrieHIng
ssE Se M GaS eaS re
tsesi&ss1a I'D s. gIintOu .. sist. z
ppe,ter Ries, Yraiiseai. :
!. .tos,si&ne) asni. q. zsaesn0rtb. 8
= sss @ AiIift. SstTetdr. o
lInteffdrieben NIB nor ntr bsf&wsrra, ON biefem
81. Ta0e 6eB Sanuar, A. ID. 1857. 4.
tee,ei&net GbwatD DE @ofas
saoafa ~ peffentH9er Rotar, relsbirenS in Der
Stast Zen 9orf.
Garp n. stDa, assntsH.ss
pfaee Gtdutsbdns pra TennefIee,
Gde Gbsrrp RHb linton Str. az I
tsf J9Ig 'f''il''' f'""'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24

sue sohdtsSf ssf ST. etdpisn tlsee, IDeIde gnts
Ialfuue eevGpiere i'm Deiit babfn, kSrIfu et1as pen
Stevefe efFatren, ipehn e felbll ahfraeen oeer fd
f4riftIf9 wen6en an y. -. WtafSes
gf 9orb Gbefrp Strate, nabe Gehar,
fsb2a ba %. q. Her lis, 9aibptne, Eenp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24
81 ep Sort, %. Sebr.

Saahrihten bon Gio be Saneiro be.
saeen, Oab cine arOBe ln3ahl bon @mes
riGanern, t6el1e mad BrGflien anS9e<
tD0aoert lDaren, gum Dettell GenDtbigt
unb am Berbunoern iuareu. ssa
& Die ct. Qonis 9anbeIsfanIrier bat
Gin MenInriaI an Ben Gongreb eia8e.
rei@t, iuorin iie ben GongreB alsiforoert,
fur 1OO-150 Wlillionen Collars Qes
bengmittel DcrfdJuBipeife OurA Greebp
illensbaFe0ns 8 NJ siaiItell urO apartiers
uasiitet an arnTe 9aumuOllenpFan
6es @ioens bertbeilen unO bana mad
Der GrnDte ben BorlAub ourh Stenere
beoiute Mn6 sGoatftors ein3ieben
sH ldifen. Eabnrh Oenft man, niGt
alIein Der NOt6 3u iteuern, fonoern aud
Ole Nrbeiter 40 befmdftigen -.
Der Auef6Mb fiir 9fe1tspFege Uiro
Gurrett in ieinenI @efdnguiiIe ouflms
den anD fem 3eu0niB nie0erlhreiben
dbet bic 8etpifelnno bon Jeif. GaDit'
lin Der GrIHOrounQ Qincoln'g. Sod III
20 uidt uabriGeinlid, bab man biel aus
ilu beransbtinatts I miro ;gtgiteps on
man ibn Mot 3lulHDtn tam tH. lpfeWen,
tuenasrniE5t min iInb Isin NODceat ibm
nnger0ihep bat @i6fe nlitSntbeilen;
sfpeitens, neil er b06R tDnbrfdfinliG
Elm Mlibi naGiueiien iDirb. DtnH Der
fEabere Ylan Der GHtflhrane 4ineoIg's
wurbe erit llpti Gtunben Dor BET Muss
fihEuAe IN Denoer ETtnorblfilh ulnges
mdnoeIt IboBnA @arfatt bisaei9t gar
gejhte 9elpmbt bat.
ggo1 &abelDepeiden lplrb ein. 8ro !
Dina tee Rsnen Nieef6aigtBiAilse IN Mmes
rita nidt Canada, iOnDern Sntaria, bic
ayoere Guebee beiberl. s. a,saas s,.a
Nad, begn 0lb3aes Der 0gansDfen Der,
fiinbiate MlaEqMe5 bae StatiDEe9t ia
Der @jldbt Mfefigc. y s
Gg Ditb dlgenleir bebanptet. oat
3ohnfon iein Ieto Gegfu bic ruilitdrifd.
1eeesnehaElieii am gs0ntdg 0Oer Ditn.
ftoas einlen1en qanb oak her. Nusl6lill
fjif o. Hsak bianess &hsaeill iibel
bic 9lnlLdgeatte 6feeu ben @rdfiOentet
beridlten ipirn.
See Mgal6sltHlgBeti ibet ben d.
ilnicnslOIbaten in Gab carolina began
eenen Moro 1T Be.aus unO entroIIt eli
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24
@erbinbIibfeitem.

Betragpon @erIujteH, meI6e GboeI1dAte ssF -
sSEs@ f6Ilta aftrb unbesabEt ftfi6. -. Refine.
ruelde wirfii@ paffirt unb in ~
berAbfGaknne begriffeu itne$ f47, 272.S0
"a IDeIGe berihtet, aberi nod frfas g.
stt4 1ii3f perHanbet fino -. 81, 1856 rs,
Nnipridben wegeu8erlulten, -
nsissrt,.....;. .'....:,sr.E 26,ssO.OO
Gtpinennen bic fir fHHie ers
fldrt, aber noS nicbt ee3abIt
finS................. aeins.
, GiuiOeuhen, eutweoer baar,
!, S6ein, aber nod nicbt fur
~ esfdfita ertIdrt ....... Refine.
soiIeff dR6ern aeeeu bic 0eieHs r.
f9aft aufseiteuten AniFrt9e $50, ,269.6 81
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:. 1a'aS Qonoont %. Sebr.
GS wirb beridtet; oaB Stepbens nidt
in SrIanG IN, nod getpeien 1T. ionoern
oab er. lib Dor &llr3em in YariS gee
l3ei0fa h0fsss .ia.essa aii ssssi Ht
Aatloaale 1rappen FnO bon berldie.
oenen punften in &errB uno Sort gOun|
ties in FOLDER 3nbl aufseiteat, oab fie
i'm Stanbe iino, ieoen lucitern glusbrnd
galt DerbinOerft. ,slae az
- Ser ebeaoli9e SebeaeHDnnlpfer fap-.
bahanno6 iuurOe bon ulietns GonfuI
DuoIeB fur f5,2O0 gtetIing bertanft.
Die NeparatIEen an oeIit 9reat
Galtera finb beenoigt.
Die eaglilhe &eoier,in9 tiinbi9t an,
OaB iie Mllsldn6er, tneI@e in Dem Atte
Der 6ebtaion srgrilfen luerben, aIs Yis
raten behan0eln min.
Die geieoerberiteIIuno Der 8eria6una
a BON 1648 fur llngorH bat ale beftebens
\ oen GtreitiQfeittn 0eidIi6tet. sss !.
8euf ingt, OaB ,Selterreid bic Hdats
n1lng Don @er6ien 0ur9 bic tiirtiiden
Sruppeu be9inftiee, oaseeen fib bon
Den SettpidelnnoeH nit &teta fernbaIten
y Y iueroe. s. IS .sss ss1s5 4 s .ses
"a eslaAriGten aus Rien sufcIge Befir9-
tet man bort Baliernanlftan6e In ben
0lterreidtFAen Dononprobin5en. gine
erobe ansabI @efbaf ftmsen babsn ftatt'
gefunben. = ssss fsss' s.sS1slss
Graf Biemard befnbet fi4 DieI beifer,
Hao man otntt itst, Sab sr fi9 erbolen
Al
:" Ser SuItan bat ben Gauptlnibten
bon europe offSiea miteefbeilt, 0ab er
ii4 enti9ioiIen bat, cine 8erfaninture
non Nepralentonten aIlef relisioien De
nominetionen i'm Qanoe 3u berufen, iirll
Mfaeteoela Stir befetn Qtnsfibrung oes
SiEman. ponf S56 30 nereinhnreu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24
m 9ariteAnlg

oes 8uitan6es, in iueldem fi6 Die Wes
llia tropoIitan 9erTiGerlIn9s 9eiens
Sdaft Der Staot Stem gort am eriten
Sage bes Sanuar, A. D. 1857,
i laut eines i'm Gintlange NIT ben
Geleben 6es Stnates Senne1ee benz
9luoitor oes StaateS gemabten
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24

8eri@t 6efano
Shame ltmb 9lmfemtbdlt.
Der Same bieier 9efeli9aft 1T bic RetrspOIitan
8erit s@eieaf6afA iacorpOrtrt i'm Sabre 1859
Rn6 erridtet il bsr Gkaet 9eew yore. 48a 5rW
Gapitdl. ~
9as tbdtIddiide bkdf einse,abIte G&pitaI
iener @efeltaaft lit 81 10Y 0OoU0
Der rleberf9us am erftea Saruar 1857. 500 1888
EOtaIbetraa Capital anA ueberfGabsi 500 s73.sS
2ImEellifGmbe. sen
8aafbeRalO an Der oanS ainS I'm Ser -. =
SAINT Observation-Disclosures. S4,lS6.H
gaarbetan6 in adnssn uon Meenten uas
i'm Besriffe Der ueberbdnSisuns ...... 60,0o000
9aarbetarS In u. 2. Ser ppli 1881 ~ 106, $1,000
5.20er 6prra. Bombs 10,s00U0
assse y Comp. SMter. gpteH 5S7.Q0
7-sOer Sdasfdetne 5s9,Ss2OO
better, Z. 9,72O63
aaIriben auf Bombs unb erie SppotbefeR sz3;9l20O
@ - US u. g. Si3erHeiten, Stnotss
sss ass.ni1 aftien, SAINT Hn6B asibere
Mttien urb Scues, sohIbar
.as4 - /! aIf gerionaen -. s... 6SJ7t5.sO
Mabere uermii@te BetEdse .,g.g.. 57,445.96
Sdnig aRf eiierprdmien an 4oIieeI, meis
DE aIIs hieiem Bureau aiisgegeben fne T,S23.54
EdaiG nuf Dfdriue- Observation-Disclosures. 19s395,59
aiiriebnibare gotert af yaarineprdntten 76t495.54
Sntereffen fdllie Wnb angepd1fen, aber
nod Mot ;abibar. .-...-:.,:.. lS,6z9'fo
atas aase.asa1 si,sO2s 2s73.9s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24

taa RATES OF 1DvERgIs1Se
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-24
>Sdtrgaitg /.
TENNESSEE STATS zEITUNG

The only German Daily in the States, late
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-15
RY COwARDIN g. ELLYSON.
Special Notices.
sF,AGENERAL INVITATION TO ExAs

vr-AGENERAL INVITATION TO EXAM.
1Ss the following GOODS inst received from the
,,,nufactories vi0 our agents in New York. OBJ
s,rve tho prices. Come and see the GOODS. The
r,rscs, and most complete assortment ever brought
.oK.chmond
handsome Mo1smbiques and Lenos at 'oc., sold at
the beginning Of the season FOR aoc.
~, China and Embroidered English Berages at
y'c really worth Soc;
handsome lawns At l9l, les, 20, and asc.
sr,srior SNirtiug Cambrics at SOC, worth 75c.;
wsfe Marseillcs AZ &c., worth 81;
white Brillants at 2Se., worth I'c.;
cr,ek Llpaca al Sc, worth 7Sc.;
5..,r povl!cs at 81 so per dozen, worth $3.50;
I,r,e Linen Damask Napkins at So per dozen,
worth s4so;
rsrcn Handkerchief. at Sl.?S and $3.50 per dozen
Ir,.h Linen at SOC
Imam Shirt Bosoms at Csc;
Rel Russia Diaper at a.. IS apiece, worth $3.50;
Linen Sheetings at $3.50;
g.-l.s.cvc Diaper az sec. worth soc
ys,! Russia Crash al l?3c., worth 2oc. per yard;
White Flannel at 2Cc., worth Soc;
E,sached Co,tons at 10, l3t, les, 20, and 2Sc.;
yg,.-w!dlh Reaehed and Unbleached Sheetings at
&c:
Frll.width Pillow-esse Cotton at 2sc.
Ri Tick at l?lc.;
Sar,lnG Stripes AZ l?3c.;
C.sslmeres at :, per yard, worth Si.5oi
Table Cloths at 7jc. and 81;
towels at l?ic.:
Bead Fringes at 2sc.
Also. at great bargains White Alpacss, Msrserlles
Quilts, Swiss Muslins Dimity, Lsces, Worked
Bands;
Also, = large lot Of goods from the great closing
sales Of tho Now York anctions among VIII ch
will be found some Of the best bargains Of the
season. LEVY BROTHERS,
fal3 ls47 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-15
cs-nREATDEcL,NEIN pRICEs.-Cheap

o.. rry Goods in the City Tremendous sacri-
-r.. Great Excite Ient at ISAAC SICELS'S, No.
81. corner Of Third and Broad streets. have Just
asI NY fourth supply of Summer Goods. can
ave an who call great bargains. Splendid quality
Ho,mbiql">, l., 20, and 25c. Embroidered Gre
u.4ire-, only 2jC., very cheap: Black and Colored
A.sCas a. 2j aud 3oc worth soc: Black Silk, Sl25
wort. - - 500 pieces Calico fast colOrs, only l2ac
u,~s,hsd and Brown Cottons, ., 10, and l23c. good
r.ra.wiLe, i5c.; New York mills only 25c lo-i
r...chrd slee'ing, only sec; p. {. Cotton, full
width, only CSC: Linen Drill and Cashmere, for
men ana boys wear, 22c. and upwards: Irish
l..n SOC and upwtrts: 500 Shirt Bosoms l5 Is, 20,
a. 9;r vary ow Corsets 75,., 81, and 81 25 each;
Hoop skirts, ?5c. and upwards 20 dozen Hair Nets
.. r.. per piece; White Marseilles, soc. and up
wards. Nainsook Muslin, 3oc. and upwards; White
SWISS 2cc.. very cheap: large lot OF Ladies and
Calidran's Hose and Gloves, very cheap Dress
Buttons Jet and Bombazine, l5c per DOZEN worth
&C Parasols, SIC. and upwards. Call and exam
lae my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ISAAC SYCELS.
No. sol Broad street,
Ill corner Of Third street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-15
pgGRAND OPENING OF NEW GOODS

At NlTTELDORFER & CO.'S 1909 Main street,
,r..,sIte post off ce.-We will open and be pre-
pared on Monday the Goth to exhibit for sale our
third supply Of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purchased within the last few
days iu the northern markets, and az such reduced
prices tha: we afford to offer greater induce.
raalts than ever 10 purchasers. Our Dress Goods
Department l., without eXagGerat!on, the largest
sat mos, varied in this city, and having mostly
been bought at auction At reduced prices, we will
give such inducements 20 parties in want that will
certainly be advantageous. Among the different
textures we have In colors and qualities Berages,
g.lamb!ques, LeLos, Melange, Poulous, Lawns,
-aconsts, 0rgsndlss, Grenadines, Hernanis, Pop
E0,, AlpacaS, lokdusie, silks, &c, &c. To the
atuve.named department We have given special
lrcnNon, and we will offer them at prices to suit
DE-. IN want.
err Domestic and Housekeeping Goods Depart
mon, i, complete, and at such prices that we will
warrant sati-f.c,ion to all in want of same.
cur Gents Furnishing Department and Mems
W,aris larger than il has ever been, and as great
attention has been given in selecting the same,
W will say that they viii suit the most fastidious
CuT stock OF Ladies Cloaks and Sacks embraces
a Kind, and designs in Silks. Cloths, and Lace
Points. Of all qualities.
CUr stock Of Mating is very large, ana of all CO.
'r>. qualities aHd widths; and having been
l.r-a, at auction, trey will be offered at a small
advance.
Country merchants will find 1t 10 their advantage
{. -.se u. q cal before supplying themselves
MTTELDORFER & CO..
opposite post-o office.
Wowiu. for the benefit of our trade, continue
,.g.,,re 10. - Broad street where Mr.. MARX
.IrrIDoEFER would be pleased to see his friends.
fru II. d co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-15
THE LATE PRIZE FIaHr.-We feel it due

THE LATE PRIZE FIaHT.-We feel 1t due
to our authorities to correct the impress
sion that no steps were taken to prevent
the prize fight which took place at Aqua
creek on Thursday last. Major Poe hay-
ing been misinformed that the fight was to
have taken place on Gloucester Point, felt
it his duty so to notify General Schofield
of it, and did so. The General immedi-
ately sent an order to the officer at York.
town ordering him to send detachment
of troops to Gloucester, and prevent any
gathering that might take place there. As
to the civil authorities of Stafford county,
we are reliably informed that they had
no idea in the world that the fight
was to take place. In fact, the man
whose land runs adjoining the field
upon which it was fought looked in breath
less amazement upon the assembling
crowd, and asked, For Gods sake, what
is the matterw This seems strange at
first, but when we consider that newspa-
pers are scarce commodities in the coun-
try districts of Virginia, and that but lit
tie mention Of 1t was made in our papers,
the ignorance of the people Of an affair of
so much importance to the sporting world
which was to take place right in their
midst, is not to be wondered at.
At any rate, the old Commonwealth
bears no stain on account of this disgrace
full affair, although its scene was upon her
soil. The prime movers in 1t were men
from New York, Baltimore, and the i'm
maculate city of Philadelphia, which was
represented in the person Of one of her
aldermen in the capacity Of referee. We
hope, however, that no spot upon the soil
of Virginia may ever again be chosen for
one of these brutal and degrading exhibi-
tons, calling together, as they do, the ma
jority of the sports, roughs, and thieves in
the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-15
AUCTION Sales This Dan.
GRuBBs WILLIAMS will sell at II o'clock

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at IL o'clock q
small farm Of ~, acres, on road leading from
the Williamsburg road to the York River rail-
road, about three miles below the city.
Z. B. COOK will sell at 10 o'clock, on Council
Chamber Hill, thoroughbred stallion, seve-
raj fine mules and horses, etc.
T. W. KEEsEE will sell on Council Chamber Hill,
at 10 o'clock, several good horses, buggy,
and wagon.
JOSEPH H. woRsHAM, sheriff Of Chesterfield
county, advertises for sale, at 10 o. clock, at the
Cunlife Pits, lot Of valuable mining ma
chinery.
&. GATHRIGHT, l4as Main street, will sell at 10
o'clock an assortment Of furniture, bedding,
&C.. also, dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing,
fancy goods, &c.