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The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-07
atlcdital AdrrrtiSrmrnts.
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
THE SHAPES OF THE CLOUDS AND


 \ the trees do not differ more widely than the forms of nervous disease. Sometimes both the mind and the body are affected, sometimes the body alone, and often the complaints confined to Q single member. In one class of eases the motive nerves alone dlsordered, as in st. Vitus' Dance in another class the nerves of sensation only are attacked, as in neuralgia, tic douloureuX, tooth. ache, carache, &c. Pain is, in fact, the immediate consequence of a disturbed condition of the ncrv- ous system; for only through the delicate flores of which t is composed can pain be experienced. Tremors, hysteria; and most of the unpleasant feelings usually included under the head of nery- ousness, arise from the weakness of these sensitive threads which peryade every part of the animal tructure and have their source in the fountain head of all sensation-the brain. The tonic ac- ton of
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-07
Government COuntersign.

The countersign of Hostetter's Stomach Bittcrs is now a somewhat more serious as we'll as diff cult business than it was a few years ago. each bottle of the genuine article being authenticated by the official indorsement of the United States Revenue department in the form of stamp en- grayed on steel, to codnterfeit which is felony. See, therefore, that this Government Countersign, as we'll as the engraved label and note of hand of the proprietors is attached to the bottle The h. bel is embelished with superb representation of st. George on horseback, in the act of spearing the Dragon, and underneath is shield O. escutch- con, bearing warning inscription, which coun- terfciters advised to read before they encoun- ter the penalty which is set forth. Below this again is Hostetter & Smiths note of hand, the signature of which t would be rather a serious business to forge. If the public will look these ycriHcatons Of the gcnuineucss Of Inc article be- fore they purchase, they cannot be deceived. The proprietary label and Government stamp are both executed on steel in the most elaborate style of banknote engraving, and are probably the most expensive specimen of graphic art ever attached to any medical preparation.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-07
HOstetter's Bitters

there is positively nothing that is not healthful and wholesome. They contain no ingredient which by any process could be converted into an active poison, and ye; constitutional stmuiant are infinitely preferable to any of the sulphates and acetates which have been recently added to the nldteria medica. The
The weekly Arizona miner., 1868-11-07
spermntorrhea.

DR. DOHERTY has just published aa important pam phct rmhodying his views and eNpPreuces in rta- ion tn Impotence Niliy- being shor Treatise on spermanrhea Seminal Weakness Nervsus or Physlrsl Debility consequent upon this Affection aad other Dis of the Sexual Organs
 This little work contains information of the utmost value to all whether married single and will he sent FREE by mall receipt Of Six Gents in po-iagc stamps for retun postage.
 Address W. k DOHERTY. M n.
 js2O6m Sau Francisco, Cal.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
ro- Quick Cures and Moderate Charges
DIR. DOHERTY'S
Private Medical and Surgical Institute

Prlvate Medical and Surgical Institute Sacramento Street below Mon'gnmery toprosie Tars, Mel Steamship ComYauys olce). Private cuirs1ss o4 L,idcsduril street san tuiueisro Established expressly to afford he afflicted sound aui scientific medical aid in ,he treatment and cuss S aI Private aud Chronic Diseases eases Of Secrecy aal a Sexual Disurders
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-29
@eoactemr @m9em 8. &brbarot.

Wft &du9err muB man III ben&fnz
berfuben .bebutiam peerfabren unb ftiner
farten Dampf NADER" neil piefe bic
ret3taren 2unsen Der &inttr 3u19nie<
re1 'n1nb felbf cine Grttdune serurfaden
fam. "' ,.'1 -" "''
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Dinee III &incerfuben leBen benn .fe
betdubet bic &inoer uup perurfa9en
bic &raufbeiten. Gin @lei6es erfplat
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ti9e 6a9en auf rem Sfen {ebt pel1e
;upetlen lberlaufet, unb efnen erfiden>
ben Dunt MAIDEN.
/. -,. inlidfeit.
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hienSess Ut a@tea baberL
Gtnen por3l9ltden GinRub ni9tblc6
auf ben &1rper, fonteru audi auf ben
|8ett bee Menfden bat bic Reinli9feit.
@te iie eas bette Sdubmfttel 1T 9esen
&rantbeiten, 1p erlet@tert iie {elbf rnfer
bef1eres Gprtfommen ii Der @elt erbdlt
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nuno, M@tet taber auf TplsenbeS p.
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ie<unp S9reibbI6er, ous9etdmmte6 aa-
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lei, tpena es MIR Elm tpeni9 m5slt@ it,
felbf Yerbe0ern; es foQ be unreiner,
9dnre> pas beidmuBte@ eff9t 1tlbf paz
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@aiden 1T ftbr 9eiunp> neil Der &6rper
our9 bic Musbunfun9 ber 6aut BON
febr ptelen serporbenen pcer:uberfllTisen
Ebetlen fd retnt9t, unp bur4 bic GIN
fau9un9 Der 6aut ptele n1bli9e Tbeile
aus rer 2uft erbdlt.
Ucr1ebung folet:) .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-29
M1IerIet.

- GiAentb dmli9e @6rter<
ertldrunsen: @un3eln 1T EN-
3ettport pfbant Elm 8tn<
betport . a N E Elm 6auptnprt Sbrz
|fet9e Gin Gmpfnrunsswprt 2tebe
nnb Manden fnp @efdle9tsw6rter.
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a II uni, 5afpti fpp 3ablw6rter,
Elm. Mittelport, Yrdlent j..
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parat. SIM Gebruar 1866 murpe in
Dem Gelearapbenbureau III 2tmp8es,
Elm eteentbImlt9er Mpparat 9eprlft,,
Die Depe(9e miro in Qettert1 9eorudt
etrpa &pte Elm Scurnalartifel. Der Or
finptr 1T elm Nmerifaner, 9uBbes, Der
feline Grfinbun8 fir 100000 St. an
9talien %perfauft bat unb ;;1ber ben an
fauf fit &uBlanp in unterbanplun9
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>pas lhwcrfaut9> bod. feblt eS tbm
Eni@t an 9efdui9em Meubern. st bat
cine &laofatuT ppu Glfenbetn> auf peren
Gafen bic Bu@faben unb 3ablen graz
Dirt finc. Die erfte Bette perfon tanr
man auforoern, {t@ casor ~ ieben anp
ben Singer auf ben Gafen ju le9en>
peren Budftaben 0e teleerapbtren piu.
Sc 9el1iebt uno Der Budftabe iprtn9t
fril9 gecrudt 3u paris Mar1eiue, 8ers
lin ODER am Gnpe Der @elt berauS. Sc
miro purd, pieien Mprarat bas Doppelte
pes Morie'iden Tele9rapben an Mrbett
seleiitet pas Dreifode bes 3iferblattte>
le9rapben; er 9tbt benz @mpfdneer bic
Depeide wte fie aus penNpparate fommt,
obne paB fe tibertrasen ODER fppirt ,pirp.
Sn Dem @entrolB Ireau Der Tele9rapben
in Yaris fnsen iI9 200 Mpparate, ba<
runter 40 Mprie'fde na@ penl SYitem
oer @ebriiber Di9nep, bic Ibrt9en flnp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BON 5u9bes.
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(Gprtfeburg.)

CGcrtfeBuns.)
Die @pbnuns 1pIte iein bell, eerdu<
mig, bo@ unb trpden> unb, tpcm59li9
70 an9ele9t> ba6 bic &inper bic Nusf9t
ms Tretc 9enieBen f6nnen. Die BON
Wlenl9m ~beppbnten Stuben unb&am<
nern lpuen bellies 2idt unb refine Quft
baben, nno testresen 1a@ Der Mitta9sz
itite liesen. Nuein bieles He9t ni@t
imn1er in Der @etpalt Der Men@9en. Sc
bleibt ben metften Gltert1 ni9ts anberes
abrig> al6 bas peni9 @eeisnete, peldeS
f1@ ridt tpobl dnbern ldBt, fppiel m59<
lid un19dpltd 3u MAIDEN. limb bie{es
sei4iebt bur& Meinli@teit unnb bic bftere
Grfril@un9 rnittelf 9efunper ur,e reii1eerr
2uft. Be1onters i@doli@ 1T e, ,pern
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Ucrtiebung fplot)
Sn elmer Mdnneroefeuldoft

Sn einer Mdnnerseieu19aft
murpe 9efra9t mas bic Beiber am liebz
fen tbdteu. 5eiratben> faete Der cine ;
lieben, rer anoere; tar3e1 ber brittle;
fid puben BET Yierte; tdnbel1 Der finite,
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tbun bic Wei9er germ, aber bas 2tebfe
1T ibnen bas @ctn1nanbiren. 2
% S9uler am / astion6fra9e.
Nenne3 mir einist' 9aupttp6rter bic ju<
elei@ 8inbepSrter lein. ttnnen,
pug >s1D 1lu1luoS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-29
Ndtbfel.

Dur9 bic Grfae lduft biz Tritte,
Nei@ eefaaet poi. ber 3.peiten;
.Giner nabt nit raf9em S@ritte,
Einen 9mpib 81. erbeuten.
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@eine @@as feline 1ritts
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Sn bic nabselesue bittk g
xteb mir bort mad alter Sitts
e@lidt biz Nabaeit 3nberetten.-
&annf .bu mir tas eanae beuten
SIN ser vfall f&ier in her Nttte1
aest's bepobnt ssu fei6eeu eeateu
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-29

bic &inper in feu9ten, pumpfen unb
unreintt9en &au1nern f9lafen mINen.
9autaue}dt6ge @lteperfiGe, Eaubbeit
(u.{. II. fnp ni6t felten BE traurtgen
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&anmert mii7en td9li9 eetebrt unit
0ereini9t 'ut,b I'M Binter ntdt Ill tprarm
9ebeist; lebr ,,parra sebei3te Stuben lno
unoelurb unb seranla0en &rantbetttu.
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aus nidt erwdrmt perpen. '&inber u,
Gmpfne@ane weroen baSpn elenb unp
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l3tmmer6> unb aae bic Saden nermeiz
ben rperben, BON rel1en Die &i1ber
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flutes ouf Die 0e{unobeit Der &inoer
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lee, man }perrt BE &inper III bumpfge
feu@te, niecrise &ammera, uno elaubt
bic elenbeften3 immern pdrer1 gut 9enu9
fir fie. .r'1". 81;
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pamtt bic Dlnite, Die aus ben &6rpern
9eben, f9 serbreiten f1naet> unp pomit
bic &inoer, ,penr ntdt in bic frete Qnft
tpmmen fSnnen, bod im3immer@ aum
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ipielen ; fie 1ou bpd, nidt feuht fein.
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SaGen, als: Slide, Stuble, 86nfe,
ml0enouf cas BeoIrfnte uno be Sc
lnnpbeit Der &t1ber bere@net, iie ourz
fen ,peper ;u bod nod III nieoris iein.
Sn Der &inper1ute mub Die 9r56te
Reinltdfeit berl1en, aQe riedenpe aus>
piinitenoe Saden mifen fern 9ebalten
tperoen.
Dur9 bic eenaue Sorgfalt fir @eiu>
li9feit mti1en bic &iuter frdb;eiti9 3u
oieler fd6nen, bic @elunobeit bef6r=
perneen Giseni1aft 9epSbnt werpen,
I'm Der Mu9en wiuen ipQ. man feinen
!Sano In bic Stube freuen.7v- Die Quft
mus IN ber &iuoertube nidt III tparm
,1rp nt9t ;u talt, loneern 9snpabiet, unp
ppm alien Dinfen frei> fril9 unp rein
iein. !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-29

NE gue Ginlenbunger> Gcrrefppnz
ben3en, Mtttbeilun9en, @el9dftSbrtefe,
8efeQuneen @elpfenbunSen Anaeteen
uno bal. ppnen unter fol9enber Mpreffe
9ema@t &perben s. g. S4r6per u. 80.
ppfbor t13 ct. poul> Mttn.
~ @elrienoun9et tittet man 9e=
fdut9f III pcaanweifunsen ju MAIDEN.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-02-29

Tau Dir mir rufeu perbannte Rinber Gsa't.)
Bertannts &inber rufea pir,
. tef're Gsa auf 3u Dir;
Orei9' uns Define Mutterbanb,
1lnb fibre urs ms @aterlane>
Sn's @aterlanb,
Sn'S etp'ge @aterlant.
I'D, feb, mir .piGtn te;nen @eg
Dur9 bitler @uite bi&t @ebsa
. reid nus ,c.
@ieb,, cine bSis &auteri&aar
Beerobt unftr Qeten gar,
8 rei9' uns r.
giel uneebeuer, Nib unb ere6.
S%nsrimmis 1iirmen auf urs los.
> reid uns ,..
Die Welt nit ibrem 2ufselans
Nadt uns has arm'e 3er3 70 bang.
8 reid uns &c. ...
1lnb 11nfer Mutb it i&pa& unb tlsin,
DfS6e unsD ertrauen Gin.
. reid uns ,.
8eleite f9tr::bur& bic :3eit
uns IN bae paus br Gmisteit.
. reid uns X.
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4aeda9o9isthes.
MmtpembumA

Mn,penbmn8
Diekrauesmeinen Cru nbfdbe
Muf ben &Srper unb B. auf ben Self
tes Weniden. ..
u. &6rperlibe Gr3iebnn9.
Bi9tiefeit Der tSrperli@n
IT," G~r3iebune.
RstirIi&< 8iIsnnsSnitttel fir ben 3Srver.
Die 8pbnun9. 49,.
Grforberli&e gei6afenbeit berielbsn. :
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9as Sa1rf Begina III &ediGhteu
Nep. s. @unot.

Ad te clamamus cxules fill Evae.
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Rstarli&< B~iIsanssmtttel fir ben RSrYer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

Religious Herald for 1s69-4th Volume, New
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This Is large and well-establish shed journal, pub
lished In the interest Of the Baptist denominstion
catholic in spirit, and containing great variety
OF II after, religious literary and miscellaneous.
The first page is filled chlv fly with org gnsl COM
munications on important subjects, affecting the
religious Interests or social progress OF the coun-
try, furnished by our most gifted writer's. The
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Union, New York, by An able pen, well furnished
for its work. The inner form. beside editorials on
subjects OF passing and pressing interest, will be
well supplied with religious and general intellt-
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future 1t has received in the past the attention
requisite o render 1t the delight Of every family
into which 1t comes. ..N .Hfr44e.
Our object Is TO make the Herald medium Of
communication between our brethren of oil parts
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
TRADES and NAMES OF RICHMOND MEN

TRADES AND NAMES OF RICHMOND. MEN
INTERESTING STATISTICS We have COM
piled from Boyd's Directory Of the city of
Richmond and the surrounding country for
1866. the following statement Of the num-
Der OF persons following different trades
and professions.. 1t will be seen that the
wholesale and retail grocers are most hume
rous t32I), then come the saloon keepers
Ql2) = shoe dealers (1lD, lawyers 1857,
clothiers (66) confectioners (63), butchers
(59), corn merchants (55), dry goods mer-
chants t5O), and tobacco manufacturers
(43), in the, order named. --
There are entered in the Directory / |; real
estate agents., s dealers in agricultural i'm
plements, architects, l5 auctioneers, 26
bakers, 7 bankers, 20 BARRIERS, 81. blsck-
smiths, 20 public boarding -housekeepcrs,
IL booksellers, Ill boot and shoe dealers,
3 brewers, S brickyards, 8 cattle brokers,
3 ship brokers, II tobacco brokers, SO butch
ers, II cabinet makers, 81 carpenters and
builders, 2 carvers and gilders, china and
earthenwsre dealers, 19 cigar and tobacco
dealers, sc clothiers, 9 carriage makers, 20
coal and wood dealers, IS com mission mer-
chants, SO confectioners, cotton and wool
manufacturers, IA dentists, a dress ma
kers, IS druggists, so dry goods houses,
dyers and scourers, 8 eating houses, 3
express companies, a dealers exclusively
in fancy goods, feed dealers, 8 fish and
oyster venders, 6 florists, -four mills, II
furniture dealers, 321 wholesale and retail
grocers, gun and locksmiths, II hardware
merchants, 10 harness and saddle makers !;
6dealers in hats, caps, and furs; II hotels,
5 ice dealers, 3 infrmaries, insurance
agents, 81 insurance companies, IA iron
founders and machinists, ID junk deal
ers, So lawyers, 2,9lithogrnphers, 20
livery and hack stables, ii lumber
dealers, i, s marble and stone workers,
29 millinery establishments, music stores,
nail works, news dealers, Is neWspa-
pers, 10 notaries, Is painters,1 pawnbroker,
photographers, 81 physicians, 9 plum bers
and gas filters, / pottery, II book and job
:printers,7 provision dealers, liz saloons,
37schools and academies, 2 skaters, 2 soap
and candlemanufacturers; l9 stoves, house
furnishing goods, and timers; sugar re-
'fnery, 43 tobacco manufacturers, 6 tobacco
warehouses, IL transportation companies, 6
upholsterers, "a Watchmakers and jewel
lers. ...............-, .--......-,......... ...
We find the names Of eighty-fve Aliens,
one hundred and seuenty.one Joneses, one
hundred and fifty Taylors, one hundred
and SeUenty-Str Browns, and teco hundred
and Jifty-oRe Smiths. r.- ".=~ 7'.
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HORSES AND MULES.
TO TAXPAYERS.


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
IN pliauce with an ordinance OF the city OF
Richmond we Will attend 1t the office OF the City
Collector, at the City Hall, from A. M. to Z. M.
from the 18th to the 3lst Of December inclusive TO
receive the remaining half Of the CITY TAXES.
detlucting ten per cent. thereon from those VINO
p1A1f .f'A,iAD f't EDMUND WINNIE, @. OR,
r by JULIUS A. HoBsoN,r ID. q. @. T..
N. B.-Those persons who have not paid any
portion OF their bills will please call during this
same time and pay the amount OF their taxes, rs
we will have no opportunity Of calling on them
before advertising their property for sale, which
will add twenty per cent. uf not sodl. Those who
have not paid their personal tax by that time must
expect to have their goods levied on rs soon as We
get out OF the Office as we are required TO settle our
entire account in February. -
We would call particular attention OF the tax
payers OF the newly incorporated territory. as the
property s SO tmperfectly described that 1t Is lm-
possible that the Collector can find 1t.
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector,
r. de a-lm by JULIUS A. HoBsoF. ID. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21


The POLICE BALL.-The members of our
excellent police battalion contemplate q
pleasant retinion tonight, the occasion
being the first annual ball of the force.
The affair will come off at the Old Market
Hall. The committee of arrangements con-
sists of Captains Edward H. Chalkley and
Charles H. Epps, Sergeant Joseph M. Gum,
and Detectives Tyler, O'Dwyer, Parker,
and Murphy-all of whom are well known
to the people of Richmond as popular and
efficient officers. Mayor Chahoon, Chief
of-Police Poe, General Mulford, Major
Clinton, and Messrs. John NJ. Higgins,
William F. White, and Stephen Mason,
compose the committee Of reception. We
understand that an excellent supper Of
meats as well as delicacies is to be provided
for those whose tastes lie that way.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

2 4 3 \.
LYME 4 BROTHER will sell at 4 p NJ. a
brick cottage residence (No. 225) on the
east side of Mayo street near Broad.
WILLIAM r. TALL, high constable, will
sell at 10 A. NJ, at the photograph gallery
No. 1927 Main street, carpeting, oilcloths,
sofas, centre tables, showcases, parlor
and other chairs, photograph fixtures, &c.
E. A. J. CLOPToN willse at u NJ, at No.
1922 Main street, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth, at the store occupied by
Charles Johnston, stock of drugs, store
fixtures, and counters
S. N. DAVIS, will sell, at p. M, for the
commissioner, desirable building lots on
the south side of Grace street at the corner
of Belvidere. .- - a.7s' ''@'..
S. JONES, JR., 4 co. will sell at their ware.
house at 10 O'Clock groceries, wines, L.
. QuOrS. &c. - no.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN THE DAY
TIME.-A one-armed gentleman named
Clements, from Goochland county, was in
this city on Saturday for the purpose of
buying up Christmas nick nacks. He seye-
raj times observed two negroes walking
close behind him. = He went into several
stores on Main street, and found, the negroes
always in waiting when he came out. Thus
they followed him from store to store.
After he got through with his purchases
Mr.. Clements went around to the horse
auction, and remained there short while.
On attempting to get into, his, cart the ne
groes came up r. behind him, threw bag
over his head, and took from his coat pocket
q pocket-book containing $40 in United
States currency, and several valuable pa
pers. Clements notified the police of his
loss, and described the negroes who had
logged him about town during the day.
Henry Taylor (negro), who came up to the
description given, was arrested and lodged
in the Third Ward station-house at late
hour Saturday night. The other negro is
named John Coleman, and the police were
on his track at the time Of the arrest of
Taylor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

TIE scHURMAN RoBBERY-THB ExAMI-
NATION OF, THE ACCUSED POSTPONED The
negroes - Pleasant Richardson, William
Anderson, and Joe Braxton-charged with
being implicated in. the midnight assault
upon Mr.. and Mrs. Schurman, were brought
before Justices Petherbridge and Larus Sat-
urday for an examination, MIR: r. 7. Dan
3iel, Jr., in the absence of Colonel j: 3,
Young, represented the commonwealth.
He said that the Commonwealth was not
ready to 60 into an examination Of the case
at this time, owing to the condition of the
wounded persons. He hoped, therefore,
the court would continue the case.
The counsel for the prisoners said they
were ready to proceed with the examination,
and hoped the case would not be continued.
The court decided to continue the case
until Tuesday the 29th Instant 2l4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-21

ATTRACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT ON CHURCH
H1LL.-The ladies of the Third Presby-
terian church promise their friends a
fine entertainment by way of Inaugural
ting the Christmas holidays. Tonight
and tomorrow night there will be ex-
hibitions of tableaux and charades under
auspices that make success beyond doubt,
and between scenes company of amateurs
will furnish vocal and instrumental music.
On Wednesday night fair and feast will
be opened with special view to supplying
all the East End with Christmas goods. See
advertisement for particulars.