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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

CHARGED WITH STEALING SrEER.-Early
yesterday morning Mr.. Kelly, living in the
upper part of the city, observed white man
named .Caswell F. Innes alias Davis alias
James, and anything else when convenient t,
with fine steer, which he was trying to sell.
His answers in regard TO the manner of his
becoming the owner of 1t being very unsatis-
factory, he was arrested and carried before
the Mayor. After Il shortexaminaton he was
sent to Jail to come up Monday, by which time
it is thought some evidence will be brought
which will establish his guilt.
1t is asserted that the accused has already
served one term in the penitentiary for horse
stealing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

THB CHrKCHRs To-MoRRow.-We have been
notified OF the following changes In the usuai
Sabbath services
Rev. James Shrgley, of Philadelphia. viii
preach in the tniversalist church. on Mayo
street, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. Mr.. Shrigley was
formerly pastor Of this church.
Rev +. T. Baird, D. D., win preach in the
Third Preshytertan church at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Rev. z. B. Price will preach TO the Rev. DR..
Reads congregation, 1t Virginia Hall, st
usual hour for service
Rev Mr.. Blogg will preach In the German
language at the Seamen's Bethel at IL o clock
A. VI. The Germans of the city and vicinity
are cordially invited to attend
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List of Letters.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
kIIN THE PCST-OFFiCR AT RICHMOND,
STATE or VIRGINIA, NCT0BaK ?s 1867
If not called for within one mont. they Will be
sent 20 the Dead Letter Office
To strangers or transient visitors In a town OF
city, whose special address may be unknown
should be markod on the lower left hand corner
with the word /" ransiant"
Place tho postage stamp on the upper right hand
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any OF these letters the applicant must
all for " adc.rtised letters. giving the date Of
thts list. and pay one cent Tor I'D ver'isns.
y. b.-A request for the return OF q letter TO the
writer, II unclaimed within th rty days or less,
written or printed. with the writer's name, post
Office and State across left and end OF the
velope. On the face side. will be complied with.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

ToTEs by PRo1T.-1n King George county,
in the Hampstead District, the enlightened
commissioners OF this negro election allowed
too negroes 10 vote By proxy To the credit OF
the Lieutenant presiding al the courthouse,
he promptly struck their names on when ne
heard OF it.-F'ederickSturg NerS
If all the fraudulent votes were stricken
from our lists, Richmond would be represent
ed by white men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

JAIL BIRDS TAKEN FROM THE JAIL AND
JorEp.-The people III the North may form
some idea of the 1ierceness Of the struggle we
have passed through when we state that arm
officials in the Freedmen's Bureau voted here
on Tuesday, although they have only tenn
Dorary residence. But this was not the worst.
The hospital here nnder the Bureau was EN- p
tied, and the halt, lame, and blind, If such
there were, came hobbling 10 the polls 10 vote
the Radical ticket. Bad as this was there
was still deeper depth. Prisons 'cere utbdrred,
and parties resting under serious charges were
taken to the polls and voted In this election
-Fredericksjurg HsTdM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

Rrv..FArHRa ASDRsws.--The funeral Of this
es TINA BILE minister will take place from st.
Patrick's church this morning at 81 o'clock.
High mass for the repose of his sonl will be
celebrated by the Right Rev. Bishop MeGill
1T the ca III edral 81 9 o'clock.
The Conferences Of St. Vincent, Of both
congregations, and friends Of the deceased, are
requested to meet at ST. Patricks church
promptly at s o'clock.
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THE ELECTION.
OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE VOTE
OF RICHMOND.

The day and night election in Monroe Ward
passed off quietly. The polls were closed ut
twenty minutes past O. clock yesterday morn
ing, having been open forty-one hours. Yes
terday the Commissioners finished counting
the ballots, and made their returns to Colonel
Rose, president of the Board of Registration.
Appended are the official returns from all
the wards OF the city:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

CASES ~ Observation-Disclosures in bank
ruptcy have been issued against the folio wing
parties, who have been adjuGged bankrupts
on their own petitions:
Hland Rnshmore, Petersburg; Thomas
Daniel, Brunswick; w. 7. Barnes Dinwid-
die; George W. Garret, Rockingham w. ID.
Hix, AppomattoX; J. A. Womack, Prince
Edward; J. H. Carter, Nelson; T. B. Booth,
Gloucester; G. J. Hall, Richmond county:
W. +. Mallory, Petersburg; X. G. Banks,
Henrico; y. ). Edmonds, Brunswick 7. J +.
BARLEY, Nelson; j y. Jones Nelson J. W.
freshman, AppomattoX; R. H. Profit, Nell
son; J Z. Hughes, Gloucester; J Seligman
& Brother, Petersburg; J. ]. Brightwell,
ward O. J. Martin, Nelson; J. S Ragsdale,
Brunswick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

A PLucnY ALEXANDRIA DARKT.-A Cnrd.-
! am happy TO say 10 you that you VIII no"
know who l voted for, AS there mas oeeh a
Andrew Johuson's veto OF the Freedmen s
Bureau bill. Although defeated, | am not
ashamed OF my vote; had a thousand votes
| should have east them for Lewis Mchenzle
and had The same thing 10 DO over again
| would do it and those who do not Ike IL
have1hut much less 10 do with me
Tonrs rrspectfully. II. II. ARNOLD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

LAWYER FAfSrs IN THE COURTROOM
Yesterday, while Colonel Spalding, counsel OF
Eliza Robinson, who was on trial before
Judge Bnrnham for stabbing Abner Booker,
was speaking. he remarked that he felt sick,
and immediately afterwards faip ted. and fell
TO the floor. He was taken home and the
proper medical attention rendered. At last
accounts he was doing we'll.
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Drugs, Medtci9tes, DC.

ACAHOUT DhS ARABES, nu.
ui,iaus diet for invalids;
BISCUTiEE, a simple and nutritious article Of
food for infants
EAU AHGELlQUE, a delightful aromatic tooth
wash;
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately COM
pounded by thoroughly skilled apotheeariss
with puru and reliable medicines
MEADE i BAKER,
Practical Pharmac eutists.
oc 81 Ninth and Franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

MASS MEETING OF PKEsBYTERIAy SUNDAY
ScHooLs-The Presbyterian Sunday schools
Of Richmond will hold their quarterly meet
ing in the First Presbyterian church (Rev.
Dr. Moore'sl tomorrow afternoon al half.
past o'clock. Reports viii be presented
and addresses are expected
We are requested 10 state that the children
Of the Sunday schools are requested 10 meet,
with their teachers, for practice in singing
o clock.
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PAsrIaR VS.. PICKED NISE-THE PAsTfHg
YICToRrors-A BEAUTIFUL GLIB FLAG Is Pax
sgSrgD THE PAsTIHEs.-At2 o'clock yesterday
the match game OF base ball between The Pts-
time club and 4 picked nine from the other
city clubs for the benefit of the Centenary
Dorcas Society, commenced on the old FAIR
Grounds the Pustimps Ut the bat and the
picked nine in the field. After an exciting
contest of three hours the Pastimes were de-
clared victorious The folio wing Is the score:
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THs FoTISG ~ Tsg Corxr, rh. ra..~.>
Henrico county in some wny received tho inn.
preston that the polls would be opened for
two days In the county as we'll as In the c;,v
On Wednesday many white persons who w-re
deferred by the "back clond" +" ON the f,r,t
day went to the polls only to ind them closed
This probably, ma aterially increased the ma.
iority Of the league candidate
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ker Dabn-y, white Samuel Hami
white; Fields Cook, ] white
SECOND WARD

ScdHering Fields Cook white and color
cd DR.. G.. ). Mills, = colored DR.. j. l. Bur
rows, / white; T. =. August, l white; II. G.
Bond, white; Major J II. Hudson, 3 white; !;
Colonel II : Merrill, white: w. H. Mactar-
land white; Andrew Washburne 3 white :
H. X Ellysor, white; K. NJ. Munley, =
white; j NJ. Humphrics, , white; DR.. NJ
Burton, l white; Dr. Alexander Sharp, |
white; DR. w. q. Mansfield, l white; H.
Lane, white; T. Taylor, white.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

Home Runs.-Pasiime-Bursen, Gentry, 2
Picked Hine-Cost-ilo, l.
Umpire, A. L. Hicks.
Sc rers, William b. Riddiek for Pastine; Fl
&. Weisiger for Picked Nine.
AT the conclusion Of the game the mem bers
OF the PastiIne Club We're called together, and,
much TO their surprise, Rev. DR.. j l.. Bur
rows unfolded a beautiful club Nag. and IN a
neat little speech presented il 10 the club, !:
being the gift Of the ladies OF the Centenary
Dorcas Society. The nag was appropriately
received by a. G. Babcock, captain OF the
club. 1t Is Of fine bunting, with whit.
ground, blue border and gold fringe. In the
centre, in gold letters, is Pastime Is. Is. &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

RADICAL MEErrSo-ELEcrIoS RrrrsSs
READ AMID IMMENSE EsrEraIAsx.-Last night
the Radicals held mass meeting in Republi
can Hall. The official returns from the wards
of the city were read, and received with i'm.
mense en- thusiasm.
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THIRD WARD.

Scattering -Ge eneral Grant, white Gene
ral Sherman, white General Sheridan, |
white; General Sycles, | white; General
Schofeld. white r. K. Howison, l white !;
John Howard, white; Henry Miller, white !;
Dr. Charles S. Mills, white; Underwood, .
white; DR. NJ. Burton, 2 white K NJ. Manly,
. white; Fields Cook, white A. Washburne,
| ,,,bi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

ELECTION DIsTURBERs.-The following par
ties are imprisoned in the Libby for inter-
fering with the election by creating disturb
lnces or otherwise. They will be examined
by the military authorities:
Robert Lovelace (whits), John Chamber
lain, Evans Payne, Joel Simons, Louis Lot
tier, Samuel Burke. Samuel johnson, Jim
Finney, Albert Richardson, Rufus Martin
James Powell, and Winston Jackson (all co
lorecD w A. Parsons, J. w. Hunnicutt, Jr.
and g. A. Brockmeyer tall white).
Commissioner Hambrick will commence ex-
amining them at 10 o'clock this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

THE CASE OF Mr.. PARSONS We regret 10
have done an unin ntrnt tional In in. tice 10 Dir.
w. A. Parsons, who was arr.st ted III the polls
on election day. Mr.. Parsons was CHARGED
on warrant with "tearing up conservative
tickets" and not for threatening 70 : disein
bowel Mr.. Joseph Kelly, rs We stated on
what VIZ supposed good authority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

RooSs ESrsREp-Between and O'Clock on
Thursday evening last the rooms of DR.. Lit
tie, corner Of Seventh and Marshall streets,
were entered, and n valuable set OF furs, q
shawl, and other articles valued At 5000, stolen.
No arrest has been made.
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Alt!lmon1 Ilispattll.
26, 1857.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH - Is LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

A RADICAL JUNK DEALBR.-William Bell,
negro, was taken to the lower station yestPr-
day and locked up on the charge Of entering
Bellevue Hospital and stealing therefrom n lot
of lead pipe, fire. CRATES, and other articles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

MAJORS CorEr-MAToR MAYO PREsIDfSa.-
The con ,inued case of Edward Fisher, colorrd,
charged with picking the pocket of Mrs.
Woxlpr, In the Second Market, was iirst called
Yesterday Mrs. WoXler not appearing, he
was discharged.
James Davis, colored boy, up for stealing n
piece of cloth, was remanded 10 jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

JrDGE BrRNHAM's CoUKT was in session yes
terday, and sentenced Eliza Robinson eco.
loredJ, charged with, stabbug Abner Booker
TO six months imprisonment in the city Jail.
Some civil business of no special interest
WAS also diSposed of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

A BUMPER TO RIcnNoSD.-We are not in
formed III the time of this writing ms to the
final result in Richmond. IL is not improba
ble that the unjust extension allowed in that
city by the commanding General may enable
Hunnicutt to make impor rtations enough from
the neigh boring counties TO fraudulenty de-
feat the legal Conservative majority. Whe-
ther this he so or not, the people of our sister
city have done well-nobly. Fighting against
almost impossible odds, they have won fairly
4 victory which will neutraliZe the failures in
other localities, and have pointed out Il way
of achievement which will furnish good heart
TO the whole State for coming contests.
1t is not the first time in The history OF Nir
ginia'S capital that, being the chief citadel or
our hopes she has borne them bravely and
trumphantly safe from assault. All honor TO
The noble people. May their example be
copied and their services be long remembered
p Sour latest dispatches announce 4
Radical triumph in Richmond. 1t has been
gained as We have more than hin ted above, by
the fraud and violence of the negro mob, and
with the connivauce and assistance OF the
highest official in this military district Its
not L matter of conjecture, but one of positive
certainty, that the polls in Richmond We're
kept open for the sole purpose of allowing
Hunnicutt and his party 10 import from the
neishboriug counties negroes who 1T the time
of rcgistra tion We're illegally ntered III Rich-
muud, and who had already voted the Radical
ticket in Hanover, Caroline, and HeMrlco.-
Petersburg htftr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

A BURGLAR SENT TO JAIL.-An overgrown
colored boy named Hubbard Winston was
arraigned yesterday before the Mayor upon
the charge Of entering the house Of Christie.
pher Scott, colored, by means Of false keys,
and stealing one coat. In the absence Of wit
| nesses he was sent 10 Jail 10 be brought up
to- day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

FROM TURNER, newsdealer, 1ll4 Main street,
we have the Ne,o York Heekiy for November eth
and the Boys' nnd Girls Weekly for November
9th, each, rs usual, fun OF interesting matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

MAKING THEIR RETrRSs.-A large number
of the registering officers arrived in the city
Yesterday bringing with them the official re-
turns OF the election in the coun ties in which
they presided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

CONSERVATIVE E4scrrrvs CoNArrrss.-The
Central Executive Committee OF the Consrrva-
tive party OF Richmond are req uested TO meet
1T their headquarters TO day ut l2 o clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

The northern men in our midst have shown
by LII cir conduct that they are Unh us ana Q.
us. We extend them hearty WelcoHie, ia
does our correspondent elsewhere to-day
EredkrickS6urQ Nelos.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

CIRCUIT CorRr or HEyRrco This court
meets in the capitol ut II O. clock this morning.
Judge Christian has been unwell. but was ex-
pected TO reach the city last evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

THE SUPREME CouRT OF APPEALS met yester.
day, but transact ted no business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

A You've MAN with fine calf appeared on
the streets yesterday with knee breeches, In
the style of our Revolutionary ancestors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

TURNER, the newsdealer, has our thanks for
oft-rrpeated favors. His establishment, No.
lll+ Main street, is always supplied with the
best OF every thing in the literary line.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-26

}ryH NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
I ,En Att '.AHDiE0s oH THEGraea0B
r.W.S RtCER --rna trst \ i .lr- ut,-sy * ~
.,.t ,,c.u.- JOH2 sYLVBsr ~; sasgsSs.gsssssc&
CArTkIF 2. G. GIrYosD.
.Sys7 lrr wharf ST Rccketl 'or ESCve- -nsmaf
-.-ss ar HhNpAY, wEpH .SDAY. and FRlDAI
~ $50 c'clu:k d. n, aud ssturn on Tuoscay
2. .rr.izv and Saturday.
pL>&hHGEkS arrive III NnRFoI w t'ms "
.sascr with steamers for BALTIMORE and
',ly l~aves CITY POINT for PETERSBURG
,. arr.yal of sfEt M%R.
,-rg to !, orfoik, ~ So
Tt.EiGHT
r.-esva1 at MI ho1-a for s0STnN. EALTIhHR
'--.rctnsl LANDINGS DN CHESAiEAkE BAY
l.e.a LANDINGS o. JAMES RIVER ct, rea &.
.#aaOia rates
freight for wav landings mus, "a 7re paid.
Iatt,rs entrusted 10 y a-ger Us steamer must b.
.gcIr Ir-.G in T. Goverrr. ntarnred envelope.
Apply to l.. Z. ThFUn, Agent.
'af-ts OSca Steamer'S ~Sarf.
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CcHDOL, BOOKS, CHEAP.-haH'
y uoLPH & ENGLISH, 1920 Main street,
have a large stock OF
SECOND. HAND SCHOOL Boohs
..lo at sbout halt price, and an assorlhieh' u
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS
~ ,bs latest editions. OLD Boohs poush. -
IA ken In exchange for others
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INSPECTOR or LIAR-Yrsterday the Clover
nor appoint ted MIR. William Kennedy Inspector
Of lime for the city OF Richmond.
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>-.BLlsHED 1888. =
!" ). GgEW s. Co.
.,s... .'1tssssor, t. e Crsw L Son,)
7'AF AND CANDLE aAGUfACTURBRS,
',' ~ 10. ard 1T 5sqeateenth street.
l. '.-'.S 'be n'd msIErt. '.!cnnond, Virginia
"'" IN factory l&I2e stock OF superior
s.o FAMILY sOaPs
Rag, "fe; to tho tIxds al such prices as will
siuU,,sIAs As lItsTss, Of Sll 70 pAIoniSe this home
'ofS' 20 u-Sm
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GPETIENES'S LIST.

GENTLEMES'S LIST.
IT Fnlcher, ]. A. Owens, S. II.
w roy Gardner, VIM. Owens, Ctho o.
f. Ggines, Park Owens, w:
d " Garhett J. r.. Parrish, W. NJ.
- $4,000 CO.. Go W. Paire!, X W.
p5.,t G,rnier. z. Parker, =.
Robt. Galston, BENZ Parr. Feter
-. Ii. C2l George. Phlilp ralioh, = W.
IN, A +. Glazabrook, y. ParFs. 'onu
~ A f2) Parker, Aaron
IN, j. F. Gordon, s. II. Fem oetton, ",
W, T. II. Gordon, Z. tca eaisail' !'oi''
VIM. Gordon J. tc'd) Peaks, j. 20,
-, Gorda Jos Pend,eton h (2l
p Go,don. ] G. Psarce, u 4.
n, =. r. Goddin, h. Pecor' Il.
- p Gordon, ]. Phillips. s. h.
mos Grav. Vim Phe ps, l.. A. t5l
: 'rnhn Gray' w. r. Powers, VIM.
J w 7. Graves, Mr fo"eiI' ~
JohnJ Mrs Il w. Pryor, W NJ.
James Green, J. ted khinc, James
Griee. a. w. Richardson, w.
enry Green, q. (c'd) Rieh"y.- K.
|. Geo. Grigg. Geo Ridge, Joseph
: Il j. Green. antonio kierson, ). W.
Benj. Gray, Capt. Al. Riley. JOS S.
/. w. C. GundIach. F. Rishardson' A.
& Co., Gum. A M w w. W.
Haskins, W IN. Eow, " III y, -
pat Harprova, VIM Robertson w. r..
los Icoiored) Rogannis, w. s.
n. J. Fl. Hamiltan, w. h"blnsqn' l.
G. b. liall, W; ~ ho"o,
has. Hnrrlr, W; " Hooi'r," ,"h' oot'
] +. Eannah, o. n,
James hhmi'to,i, III = nouey'c nu'
WIN. Harris. JOIN bo~s q son
Hatcher, Geo Reith, J. Walter
80 Unines, u J. pus-e !. Thos.
q rarr,son. c. L. Ryan, Phiip
II HamIin, A Ryan, John :,
r. HsmltD, b. .tc'd) saVase, w w;
a rhns. Harrison, A. Fan Fellpfo,
ami Hadley, Bros. saunders cd
- NJ j. Starr saraton, a.
mt e, Hancock & salmon, q. Z,
ng, jas. o1os. ooaie''He'''
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DECrlEIED WHISKhY.-loo OAR"
IL rsis for sale low to close, ,byu,,,Sc IN
sa ~ GkoRo6 l. n1As
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Ocrosxx rs.

MINIATURE EALMANAO-OoTOBsR? ?6. 1857.
sun risss........... g. 80 Moon rises. q
sun sets Il High tide, p. M.... = 2
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A-EW NOVELS AT 11l4 MAIN
~ STREET -TUSNER the newsdeaer, has
inst received large lot of NEW NOVELS. ,u
ANY Novel wanted can be found ut the hIoh-
MOND NEWS DEPOT, Ills Main street -,
sTATIONERY cheap; SCHOOL BOOKS, etc.
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For ,SVOlfS3Nen.

\ SUTHERLAND, l4o6 "a 81
N.M,lT AND go foA u ~IT
>.htkF, tIrHMUHD. VA, IN --A TX. 80
.TsE A$p pSALERIN GUNS, ~Sr J&
at-E,, PISTOLS, FINE CUTLE ~\J/S
hi,ANU nPukTI\G ARTICLES. "
Ut rsc~t; 'upurattoa Of GUNS embraces the
+. s,' COOS tor Ia. pr!cos er4r in our slores.
.s-. Received. i,0av,eCU ELY'S CAPS, III quarter
A.a one '-all boxes. Agent for heninston's
s. ytIalrl /. E.hkMS oc -
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NEW MEDICAL WoEKS, dc.-The
~ Microscope 10 its Ppais + 5, Sc....S7 so
Epidemic Meningitis or S,,Is GsFsifI1sp co
E5GsPss 81 ssd sd'5ns otSss s9tSSi tof is
uyysnond,s Arr of Proionging Life. Edited os
s,Ism. walssn FoT - tSs
lhs tooAss ~ w glliss Second Edition; "
isoho Ssa,S an3 D Tobacco it piHes nee a. and
Power By James M!e1; ;;tI and Tas uss anu 90
Aouse o' W0tDHUUsE & PARH.M:
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Mrs. J. w. Satterwhlte

INITIALS.
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t,CAS, Guns, GCES.- II
- W.rIGEoR, GuGMAKE2, ~Ir
.''"i..'r.a stT--, near Franklin, -. ~ lS
s, OIL uau1 -gaTy d. scription of xxx
.AtbhNN, AMMUNITION. and .T\JIS
@I.'N AK iuLaS generally.
O. @'aef"ts prices. Il! k!ncs Of REPAlkiNo u
--7 tN best tlvle and 4! low rates. oc lo-lm
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