davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Graham's Hair Remover,
| REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF gHE
HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may he diseased from vnrious causes: It
may be dry and tin as IN scrofuous subjects 1t may
become grey or notified ron want Of pigment irreg
u!ar diffusion ~ this co'oring matter through its hscus
portion. Badness may happen from various causes
From inroads OF the "Acarus lar-eater under the
skin, or from excessive pain or mental anguish
There is partial badness ca~d the ''Scalln which
gives great annoyance There is also the PLEA Puior
ca also called the "Rngwern," in ch reddish
Ha.d oozes rom the scalp, masking the hair Tool. as il
it were fhres OF iesh There is also discase called the
.FavGs," or ''tioneycomb R!ngworm," which destroys
the hair aud its roots, covering the scalp with whtish
c'uss Now. 1t would be the hight OF quackery 10 pre-
tend that all these diseases cnuG be cured by prep
lion containing little Plumb Acetas tSugar OF Lead
SGlpher Prpcipatum (i.ac Supherl and perhaps fine
trfe of Cantharides, those do who are Chem
lists Physicians, hut pretend that tLey discovered
these remedies accidentally
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
CHskSTELLER,S
WHITE FLUID ENAMEE

For Improving and Rean'ifyng the Complexion.
e most valuable and perfect preparation IN use for
gFlnsthe skin beautiful pearl like tint that Is only
,nuHa 10 youth. IL quickly removes Tan Freckles
fEnp!es, hl"ches Mnth Patches. Saowness Erup.iors
anu ii impurities OF the skin, kindly healing the me-
leaving the skin uhe and clear as aiabaster It's us.
cannon Ne corrected DO the closest scrutiny, and being
vegetable Preparation is perfectly harmless 1t is the
only article oi the kind used by the French and Is con.
siered by the Parls'ans indispensable to perfec.
toilet Upwards Of 900 bottles were sold during the
past year, guarantee Of its efficacy. Price only IS
CENTS Seat by mail postpaid. receipt an order by
BERGER, SHUTS, 4 co. Chemists,
Si-.4Iy 2s5 River Street, Troy, Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
STATE OF lliinc's, !
Auptros's OrRice. Iowa.


Drs MMses Jan 24.h 1851.
wEE1Els.-The prnyilent Lie Insurance and
Investment Company located at Chicago IL the state Of
Illinois has flied in this Office statement II its
condition on the First dy OF January. 1861 In accord
ance with the provisions Act OF the General Assem-
Div of the state of Iowa entitled in relation
insurance companies approved January 2sth. 1851,
and Act amendatory thereto. approved February
9th 1855 and an Act in relation to Life Insurance
Companies approved March 18th. 1862: and whe cas-
said Statement slows that said Insurance Company is
possessed the requisite amount OF capital invested
required by said Acts,
Ts1EEEEOAF.i in pursuance of law, !, John
A. Gi lott. Auditor Of state. do hereby certify
that said Insurance Company is authorized to transact
the business of Insurance in this State By Agents
properly appointed and authorized to acknowledge
vice of process and behalf Of said Company
inquired by sain Acts, until the3ls day OF January, A
d. Is6S.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereune subscribed my ard affixed the seal of my
Office the day and date above written
JNO. A. ELLIOTT,
Auditor of State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

DoTY'S WASHING MACHINE has again been
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Great New Eng
land Fair Of lSG6. Also ut the state Fairs OF New iap
SHIRE New York, Michigan Wisconsin, Minnesota. Iowa,
&C., and took the first premium tte Silver Meda)at the
last Fair of the American institute.
These are the cheapest and best machines for washing
and wringing clothes. The Washer using boiling hot
suds, threefourhs the labor aud tme takes out
ali the dirt no hands, no ratd air. no injury to
the clothes. -+'IE r'@
SoLoS ROBINSON says: 81 assure you 'our machine,
after years is thought oftoday than ever
and would not be parted with under any consideration"
Mr. ORANGE JUMP, Editor of the American Agrcultu-
rst. says Our better half say ils is taken most
kindly ny the help and t she cannot persuade them
to any other while this Is at hand !" s
Prof forMAEa, d., says: Our family Is not
SMALL but smart girl II wears DID, did the washing last
week IN about four hours and that, too more roc
than a TASK" ,BT.. Hsa s t F-s. r.-.f..t.a s.ata
Bishop ScoTT, Of the NJ. f. church, Odes a, Del,
says. l took hold (which OF should not have
done If we had no machine,) and in 2! hours put
thu ouch eleven dozen pieces many Of which we're sheets,
and they we're vol done, toe. We Ike our machiue
much could not be persuaded TO do without It,"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
FREE TO EVERYBODY!
He GUIDE 70 HEALTH AID BEAUTY.

7 r - y JHsE EIJEIsHt0. Ut
IL teaches how TO- remove Tan, Fr.ckIes, Pimpics
Botces. Moth Patches saovuess Erpptions and iii
Impurities Of the skin how to enamel the skin Leaving
II white ami clear as alabaster how to produce the f
lest aeFesrement of the female FORM las prscticed by
TIE French Causing the bus. 10 groY round and fp;
ana u The form has been lost by padding acing or ma
tethits. restoring II to more than its original funesr
hrineSs, aud heauy IL teaches how to reduce in sz
he hands and the feet produce corpulency the re-
verse; remove snperlaous har; cure Corns Bunious
warts, aid hoes; renew your age, cure Drunkenness
Catarrh Dy>rersia, NerTons Debility &C; how to asc.
nate and gain the love and affection of any person
may Choose together With other useful and valuable in
formation No young lady gentleman shsad fail TO
send their address to the undersigned and receive by re-
turn mail copy " Ills valuable worx in sealed en-
relope free Of charge Address
BERGER, SHIFTS, L CO.. Chemists,
sh-NfD 2S5 River Street, Troy, N. Y.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
MEDAL!
The Combination silver Skirt

This lnventinn combines with the ordinary cotton
skirt the advantages of silver skirt; the bottom
hoops are the sane those used in the silver skirt
the covering of which cannot or, while the upper
ones are covered with cotton. No lady having
worn one ofonr skirts viii be willing to any ether
the lower hoops of all other kinds are soon injured
and soilca.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
FOR THE TOILET.

1t Is the most elegant article fnr the Toilet in The
world 1t is superior to any other article every intro.
dGce1.
We 2tsdge our reputation as chemists ha, q, ,cisl
preceafh ne mar from ti}iag ont teM eyyti.Qt> TIE
aHhdrGy: md nee erirgst Has If hIstd aecotJiaG to
dtrecft0nS II aoiH reproduce TIE hair on tho GkdeSt
scalp.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER. With cog
wheels, taken the First Premium at the State Fairs
of all the Northern states also The First Premium at
the last Fairs Of the American Ir .tute and has
ust been awarded the First Premium, ~ the unanimous
OF the committee OF the Great New England Fair OF
1885, rter the most scrutnizng trial Of the various
chimes 81 numerous competitors
The wrnger, without injury to the most delicate gar
ents wrings clothes almost dry, and gets tired
ORANGE jun says: at lisa clothes SAFER, ttb,e
GER, and a strength sa,cr We think the machine
than pays for itself every year in the saving of garments
We think the Wrncer shoulG be fitted with cogs"
soLAS ROBINSON says: "siy family wouldas give
up the cookng stove this Clothes Wrnger 1t
be too hraly recommt nded." ....fya ,....s.s, .
The REy. Dr. BsLLows says: 81 heartily commend it
to economists Of time. money, aud tonten;ment"
-..s From II. 8. SrORRs, JR., D. D. .--.tssa
1t saves labor, expedes work, makes the launlress
good naured, does not tear OF Observation-Disclosures that
mysterious declaration may and Is Indispensable
in well regulated family.
4.., From the Rev. TIIE0. l.. CUYLER.
Ii Is too short am. human strength too precious for
kind KEEP; AT the old process OF clothes
washing and wringng In the laundry OF my house there
perpetual thanksgiving Mondays for the invention
of your excellent wringer 1 wish human hearts could
| be cleansed as easily.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
House & Lot for sale,

The Subscriber offers fNr sale his twastoryframe
huldingand lot situated the OF second and
Main Streets, oppoS' the InIGap House. THIS is one
at the he bus:nes stands in town. being in central
position and having fine room for a store below and
God dst ling up stairs togethe with wood shl
and excellent cellar II will be sold at reasonable
price for cash. Inquire gu ,r,ns es u
CHARLES ALTWJEN.
CrdarFaIs, DEC 4. 81
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
GRAHAW'S
HAIR RENEW E R.

THIS PREPARATION AFFORDS STRIKING
proof that there Is progress in Medical well as Other
sciences isnorance and emprcism may rule for pc
Rod but when science lights her lamp their dark deeds
muse vanish.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
FARM FOR SALE.

re CHtuTtSt "a ne y tNt ~
FARM OF lSi acres Of which 81 Timber, 20
acres are Meadow the balance plow land to be cx-
ceed for stock raising facilities by any other place
III. fa is good frame dwell ng house two frame barns
rust and board fences and all the accessories we'll
Improved farm Also gloves. aud orchards In full bear.
ing Its situated n pleasant neishb1riopi one half
nle of New Hartford, being nile from the Rail-
road station ard a market Title clear. and NJ ncum-
brauce the place. Price, sls per acre. s--A lso
FOR safe spans Of iles with harnesses and wagons
For further particulars, inquire of I. l. French co
Real Estate Agents Cedar ATS Iowa. of The suDscri-
Der on the premises i'-3w A. BoY2lE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
GRAHAM'S
IL QUID HAIR DYE

For changing the HAIR instantly from any color to
beautiful Elsc. with entire snfety the health and
without injury TO the ski,. Prepared only by
GRAHAM BROTHERS.
No. Is Washington Street, Waakegan, III.
For sale by j W. PLUMMER & CO.. 4 J. l.. COLE,
Cedar Falls Iowa. +,
And by all Wholesale Druggists in Chicago and Du.
buque. fiS-lyl
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

The Stock Comprises amongst other articles Spleen.
did Clocks, Gold aru Silver Watches RIMS set with
Diamonds Rubios, Pearls GaIncts and ether stones,
tsotare and in clusters Ladies' Sets OF Jcwelrr
rI,ing Pins and Ear Kings Of the most fashionable
styles set in precious stone of variety together
with large assortment of Gold and Enrmelled and
Pearl SETS God Studs and Sleeve Buttons Of the most
beautiful patterns. Gents Bosom and Scarf Pins and
endless variety o. Bracelets Chains, Musical Boxes
Head Dresses, Combs. Charms. &c.
In consequence of the great stag alton Of trade in the
manufactnring district, Of France AMI England large
quantity Of valuable Jewe.ry originally intended for n
European market has been sent or for sale in this cour,-
try. and ttuSt be sold at any sacrifice. Glsr tkrs
circumstances, the WATCH d GOLD JEWELRY
co have re- oI ve unDn
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

hGENTS.-we wat agents in every town and conn
~ In TIE country and those acting -rch viii he allow
cd ten cents every cert fcate ordered by them PRO
f'ed their remittance amounts to dollar gents
viii collect - cents for every certificate and remit Il
cents us. either in cash or postage stamps Agents
r.m'tinS NJ once $50, will he entitled to beautiful Sill
yer Watch. and also 200 certificates
Pease write your Name Town. County and State
plainly, and address all orders to
WATCH GOLD JEwELRy co.
3s3m s6 Liberty street New York
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

"Eifrain. is a cake not turned. "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
Ar ApporsiaiIEncna.

MI SUPERINTENDENT.
subject 20 the following regulations:
Certificates of the various articles without regard to
choice or value, first put into envelopes sealed up
and MIXED; AID, when ordered taken ont by
biadEDliea boy and sent ny mail. tins givnc all fair
chance On receipt Of the Certificate you will
10 have, sud then IL is at your option TO send the
dollar ma take the article or not Purchasers NAV
thus obtain Piano. M.iodeon, Sewing Machine Gold
Watch. Diamond Ring, any set Of Jewelry on our
list for dollar.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

In all transactions by mail, shall charge for for
warning the certificates, paying the postage and doing
the business - each which mai he enclosed when
the certificate Is sent for Five certificates will he sent
for 81 eleven 10: 81, thirty for So, Sixty I've for So
and 100 for SIS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22

Tho Cow requires to he supplied with abundance of
Eo-not to make her ist-t.s is desirable. but tn
keep up regular secretion vi milk, and all u
will find hy giving them
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-22
DIR. JAcksoS's ORIENTAL LINIMENr

u is perfectly safe and fails 70 give
II Is the only sure and safe preventative against con-
tac'ins disease ever invented Price 81 each ~ per
nall dozen and ~ per dozen sent by mail. Jolly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11
8itllmond 1ispatrl1,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL. 1867.
AUCTION Sales This Day.

7. W. oMoHUNDRo will ,ell at No. 2o7 Broad
street, between Second and Third, commsnc-
Ing at 10 A. NJ, furniture, groceries, tobacco,
wines, watches. clothing dry goods, boots and
shoes counters and shelving, trunks, &c.
Z. II. COOK will sell, at the corner Of Governor
and Franklin streets commencing at 10 A. NJ,
household furniture, &c.
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS will sell at O'Clock a
dwelling at the corner Of Leigh and Thirtie,h
streets, Union Hill.
HARRISON, G0DDIN & APPBRS0N will sell at
5o'clock the beautiful farm on the Williams
burg turnpike, two miles below Richmond ;
also, two hundred and eighty acres on White
Oak swamp, eight miles below Richmond, near
to Whites tavern.
PILKINTON, PULLIAM h co. will sell at IL
O'Clock, at the Cunlife Coal Mines, II fair, II
not, the next fair day thereafter, one very vau-
able sixty horse power steam engine, with
three boilers and two plunging pumps; also,
the sheds and brick work about the engine (;
one turning lathe, one hydraulic ram, large
ticles.
REGNAULT i CO. will sell at 10 o'clock an ex-
cellent assortment OF splendid furniture, hair
mattresses, feather beds, &c.
GRUBBS i WILLIAMS will sell at 8 o'clock a
beautiful building lot and brick stable on the
corner of Broad and Twenty seventh streets.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at No. l43' Main street,
at 10 A. M, an assortment of furniture, bed
ding, clothing, dry goods, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

MAYORS CouRT-MAYoR MAYO PREsIpISd-
MONDAY MoRyISG.-Charles Trice, colored,
charged with swindling an old colored man
out of one dollar with the string game, was
called up, and the case continued.
Pat Dolan, 4 blind man, was ordered at once
to 60 to his home in Washington for being
drunk and disorderly on the street.
Thomas Fowlkes, charged with unlawfully
entering the house of William Fauntleroy and
attempting to pick his pocket, was sent on.
Della Hawkins, Margaret Leftwich, Mary
Carter, Della and Rose Nelson, colored, Were
arraigned for assaulting and beating Molly
White, colored.
Rose Nelson was committed in default OF
surety, and the others were discharged.
Daniel Christian and Henry Clark, colored,
were arraigned for stealing SlO0 from Mrs.
Kane. In the absence of an important wit
ness, the case was continued until to- morrow
L. w. Pairo, charged with assaulting me-
gro girl named Agnes Martin, was fined ten
dollars and required to give surety for his fu-
ture good behavior.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

HEBREW FEsTIvAL-SERMoS BY REV. GEORGE
JAcoBs.-We attended the Mayo-street syna-
gogue on Saturday TO hear discourse OF the
Rev George Jacobs on the subject Have
the Messianic Prophecies been Fulfilled" The
building was tastefully decorated with gar
lands, Wreaths Of flowers and evergreens, in
honor of the Day of Pentecost, 4 solemn festi-
val of the Jews. 1t began on Saturday eve
ming at o'clock, and Is so called from the
Greek word "Pentekoste," ," meaning fftieth,
because it was celebrated on the fiftieth day
after the sixteenth Of Nissan, which was the
second day of the Passover. This feast is also
called the " Feast of Weeks because II was
kept seven weeks after the Passover Modern
Jews celebrate ii for two days.
1t was instituted among the lsraelites 10
commemorate and give thanks 10 God for the
law which He had given them from Mount
Sinai on the fiftieth day after their coming
out Of Egypt; also, to o6lige them 10 acknow
| ledge his absolute dominion over the whole
country by offering the first fruits Of the har.
vest. In obedience TO this ustom, we noticed
that the synagogue was on Saturday adorned
with punches of ears OF new wheat suspended
| in sundry places.
| The form of the service used for this occa.
| sion was according to the rite of the Spanish
and Portuguese Jews. We have copious notes
| of the sermon Of Mr.. Jacobs, and had intend
ed to publish at least the more striking points,
| hut find that the ideas are by no means new
| indeed. the reverend preacher plainly sc
| stated-and, besides, such matter Is not ex'
actly in our line. He was particular in dis
| claiming all intention OF making any attack
| upon others, his only object being to INSTRUCT
| the Young of his own persuasion, to fortify
| their minds against the encroachments OF new
| dogmas, and in their own faith. The sermon
was delivered in a plain and unaffected man
ner and was at times eloquent and pathetic
particularly SO when the speaker alluded Il
the dreadful trials, prosecutions, and suffer
ings of his people. He was plainly sincere
and convinced of the verify of his teachings
| As a proper addendum TO the explanation OF
Pentecost, we may say that the same season
is celebrated by several Christian denomina
tions in commemoration of the descent Of thu
| HOLY Ghost ten days after the ascension o.
our Saviour. 1t is called Whit-Sunday (th'
| season Whit-suntide or Whit-Sunday) be
cause on this day, being remarkable time fol
| baptism, the Catechumens, who were ther
baptized, as we'll as those who had been bap
tized Mt Easter, appeared in the ancien
| Church clothed in white garments 1t ha
| also been thought that the name is symbol
| cal of the vast diffusion of light and know
ledge which was then shed for the enlighteI
| ing Of the world.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11
RICHMOND TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE II, 1867.

SHOOTING on ELEVENTH STREET.-Q ute a
sensation was created in the neighborhood of
the post Office at about o. o'clock last evening
by the sudden discharge of pistol in the
hands OF man standing near the corner Of
Eleventh and Main streets. Following the
crowd into Euker's saloon, our reporter found
several men bandaging the wounded hand of
Mr.. John Mesrule, n revenue detective. 1t
appears that sharp words had passed between
Mesrule and Mr.. Henry Smith, when the
former, observing Mr.. Smith draw pistol,
drew his also, but, in his agitation dropped
the deadly weapon. One barrel went off,
shooting him through the tleshy part Of the
hand. The wounded man, Mesrule, was i'm.
mediately hurried into the saloon, and Smith,
after waiting some moments for the reappear-
ance Of his opponent, observing n policeman
watching his movements, drove off in buggy
Mt n rapid trot For some time a serious
affray was expected. No arrests were made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

GOOD PRICES FOR HEAVY SKIPPING TOBACCO
Sold at the Tobacco Exchange, private sales, by
SPENCER & DANIEL, Commission Merchants, for
account Nr. G. A. Miller, of Amelia, hogsheads
at S7?, hogshead at 1921, hosshead at $40, to
Messrs. Caskie; for account Mr.. II. T. Booker,
hogshead at S2l; for account G. w. Booker, at
S1s / at SIT; for account Messrs. Baldwin & Pugh,
hogsheads at Sls, hosshcad at $3.50; for ac-
count Mr.. J. NJ. Dillon, hog5head at s2l, 2 at
SIS so, and at Sl7.5O; for account Captain S. p.
Daniel, 5hogsheads at 500 10 hogsheads at $3.50,
hogsheads at $l4. 10; and for account Captain G..
G. Barksdale, 2 hogsheads at SIS, hogsheads at
SIS, hoSshead at $3.50, and hogsheaI at $ls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

REMOVAL OF OBsrRUcTIoSs.-Messrs Hart
well, Dick Co., the contractors for the re-
moval Of the distractions placed in James
river by the Confederate authorities during
the late war, are making preparations for the
speedy accomplishment Of the work.
Mr.. Turner, from Baltimore, who raised
the Merrimac, will superintend the work. A
submarine diver, Mr.. A. +. Turner has ex-
amined the wreck of the steamer Patrick
Henry, just below the city, and made his re-
port, from which the raising of il will be
commenced in the next eight or ten days. This
will be of the greatest benefit to the city Of
Richmond, as the wreck has proven one Of the
most troublesome distractions in this harbor.
We wish Messrs. HaTtwell & Dick speedy
and successful completion Of their task.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

Boy, HORSE, AND BrdGY, OvERBoARD.-Yes-
tcrday afternoon n horse standing on Clay
street, and attached to buggy belonging to
Eddington, Brown Co., became frightened
by the putting of n passing locomotive on the
Central railroad, and backed over 4 steep en-
bankment into Shockoe creek, carrying the
buggy and the driver with him. BY singular
good fortune the boy found himself whole,
the horse received 4 slight bruise on the leg,
and the carriage was entirely uninjured.
Everybody seemed more frightened than hurt,
and when our reporter arrived upon the spot
the horse was being rubbed down, and the boy
was washing off the carriage, while crowd
standing around speculated about what might
hare been.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11
RICHMOND, August 81, Is

Tear sir,-l feel bound to aequNint you Of the
vars, Kind of dyspepsia, which ! have been af-
f!,,ed with Tor the last FIVE years which feared
would terminate n consumption. After my ply
,.;!s7 become despa!Ted, then was persuaded
10 seek relief from Bakers Premium Btters,
wh3sh did and after the use OF the four bottles
purchased OF you. became as well as ever was
!r lay life. Ny doctor remarked II had ba;se his
sIlt. Nothing d'saEreeing with me In my diet.
believe there are remedies for all diseases, but
re SA err in yielding 10 the confidence OF onr
physicians Respectfully, WILLIAM b. GoopE.
To Mr. Z Bdkcr, Union Hill, Richmond, Va.
nv lS-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

CoLoRED ODD FELLOWS LoDGE.-A commit
tee of three officers from Free Virginia Lodge,
of Portsmouth, arrived in this city on Thurs
day afternoon last to open new Lodge Of
colored Odd Fellows i'll this city. They We're
met by 4 committee, who escorted them up
town, and on the same evening the new Lodge
was constituted under the name OF Lone Star
Lodge. The following officers We're duly in
stalled: r. q Forester, +. n. e.; Thomas
Hewlett, n. G. NJ. NorreI, '. g.; NJ: NJ:
Patterson, l. S. William Williamson, Trea.
surer; J. Allen, O. G.. The visiting commit
tee were well entertained and feasted by their
brethren Of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-11

CAUTION TO THE PCBLTc.-Mr. ID. s. Wool.
bridge, Treasurer of the Glover Hill Railroad
Company, in an advertisement in another CO.
lumn, cautions the public against man call
ing himself r. g. Smiley, who, the advertise
ment alleges is collecting, without authority,
moneys for the relief of the sufferers by the
recent explosion at the Glover Hill pits. He is
described rs follows: About the medium size,
thick set. broad face, ruddy complexion, large
blue eyes, and about twenty eight years of
age.
The police are on his track, and we hope soon
to chronicle his arrest.