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Husband

To this fact, because this branch Of our business
will receive special attention, and everything
needed in a we'll regulated household will at all
times be found incur store. Our stock Of DRY
GOODS shall not be surpassed, either in quail
ity or price, and will embrace in part, rinlS Of
every style, Ginghams and Lawns Of every
quality, nuslins Of every grade, De Laines
adapted to the tastes Of the old and young; and
every article of any kind Of goods they sell is
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Lady.

By just dropping in and getting a nice dress
pattern, lace sett hid gloves-or BY doing that
which Is better give her well-hlled purse,
and she will End good and paying Investments in
smbroideries, edgings, ribbons, gloves, hosiery,
or any other household neo essities.
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And

In addition to what we have already euumera.
ted, we heep all kinds OF GEsrLEmEs's
w EAR-such % Cloths, cassimerss, satlnelts,
RATS, Boots and Shoes, 4c., besides,
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V'HE Subscribers having entered into partner.
IL ship for the purpose Of carrying on the
business Of Merchandising, now offer
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Aud everything you need 10 r,nder yourIelEes
and families comfortable, from
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fnt tmpsHdlne .,Hffeasi fant .
it'pllp ftfft4 n'oin ffoR. ~.
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ssaea Reuss. ofesr-osear B@sss o. r; l. c. Mor&
H p; =. Csariinsky Scribe. ft
WASHINGTON ENCAlrPNKNrNoG
MOSS The second and fourth Mondays each msnsh
Narsny Baiding Third District onosrs- p ssahsl O. RI
H. y. stzrckm. h p; J. Rsiper. Scribe
LAFAYETTE ENCAnPHEETE NO
Msst Ersf wednesday IN Jsdsrson Hsll
corner ct Magazine aud Philip streets. Feurh Dstros
oncsn-J ". Allan G. p. Frank Pfstsz Il. r; George
ODD FELLows REST.
Monday In January. April July and October TAs nss
Board meets the third Nosdsy January for orzsuiss
ton oncersJ @. Dunlap Presidsnt Josiah Polgsr sss
tAzy, Joseph West Treasurer; John Quinn. Sexton
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
Meets In once Grand secrrtary r Friday evening In svsy
month oacsrsA W. McDons. Prssidsnt; Josiah Folssr,
Secretary.
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS GENERAL RELIEF As.
Meets In oce Grand Secretary Saturday each month
Annual meetng last Saturday I-nuary 1865
Z. Rusha President; W. Roper First Vice President;
Phser Second Vice PRESIDENT Lnher Homes Sscrstary;
A Wallace Hunter. Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS. HALL ASSOCIATION.
Meets FIRST Monday in each month Once Of the Grand
Secretary Election first Monday In Nay Tor Dirscsor
BoARD roR 1s6s.-Presidax-E. NJ Rasha
finance co1'mffee-J- q. Dunlap; A. Wallace Hunter.
G. l. Eugene P. Brugers.
Han copsmittes-eeorre Dirnsyer; @. W. Roper f
Bidding Cossnaitfss T. n Rushz NJ. W. @. NJ: Lufhsr
Homes Ge,rse Nungesser
II. kllspsueh. Bernard Cohen, s. z Msore Gardpsr
Smith, Henry Haskell
JOSIAH FoLGER Secretary.
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RoBERT r. BUTTONS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
virVinisu Os5es. Eichth str..t rv,chn,-. va.

inserted IN all Newspapers published The
We have Of al the Daily ri Weekly semi
gina Carolina south osroIins Georgia Florida Ala
san. Louisisns Mississippi Tszss and Tennessee in add
parties desirous Of advertising In particular localities
Thu selfsylsd agency authorize BY the pub
isners OF numerous journals OF standing and reputation
Offensive they win ud 3, 50
then Interest through tnis agency Southern
States especially Is viii relieve them from expense
snd insure The publication Of their advertisements upon the
Patronage from abroad respectfully solicited.
webeg leave to can the attention of advertisers to the sub
oined favorable notices Of this agency and up5n author
ity We act:
ADvrRrIsrse AGErcr-we take pleasure In stating that
ns SoS.ss ~ S5 many yssrs manager q h.
rising Agent for several nsrers hss resne h5s "A hss
We have had business relations him for humber Of
liable We cheer ully to all persons rsquir
hs 5E ne se,sss 81 an Ia sdEsng sg ney IN snAxo
ApvERnspe-we received the business card sent M
Vrinsn ocs LynsRsrrr Ts Il nAasssns ssr.
ing had or long period much ssns that ss
We n1fs ssSy iognd him prompt practical and IN every
parties who may require services as come within tss
sphere Of bis businsss Richmond wng nov s. is6s
Mr. ROBERT p BuTTos. Of Lyrchburg. at the vrriniap
Office is General Agent for receiving and orwardine sdvs
S vsn ncs ISL sSd as ns has sss
ss. Tn him We testify 70 bis promptness and
eosS hess ~ sct on Persons who cd
~ w. ~, lne ~ = - 20 % most faithful and
'-e A s'-1- t-an'iiio " ~ Register, NOV a 1906
Busrfss IN LrscHBune, v.--we notice that Mr.. r. r.
na' ssAAn estao,sneo MS Acveusng Agency
sn,anas' W. u.lnk .ne waL We nsd dealings with this
,,- -. - oule n'an prompt ana reaoie From
10 lis ess will ~ p,ersnx s1a' AL orders entrusted
!" IN sSnr snens,a ~ os Se Pi9empy 9. z.ienaeS 20
.u-..-, -.
GENERAL reSspater 4nc Business Agent viii receive sd
servce 4; hs ~ ~ 1ner nnsns LOT tnose needing bis
a. - ~ iLg MA ne - me Special Agent
sd ~ Shi wv an ed Ana soy conducted daily
lied upon Nsrxis,d s 49, LIS essncy Ssn De 70
We fully endorse IN. shov. ro,,.. ,r,,.h
Maryland Farmer and Meehanr Hsvirs f,.,, . 80
runeations with Mr. Hutton rs hsv. eon %
prompt courteous ard reiabe We xonld ~.
Agency 10 our brethren Of the Press in Tennesse. M
-"s wv. - A''''
ADVERTISING AezNcr-We invite attention Of our mar
srH Advertising Agency, Virgnisn Once Lynehbnre va
before tne var we knew MI Button well IS agent and
always found him reliable, prempt and and
nave no doubt that be Is equally The that be il
the BUSINESS Agent OF that well known and popular Journal
the Lynchburg frginaA, sufficient his bus
ness habits an all the merchants in
we outn Will require We take pleasure
MN 70 such OF our resders need Agent Lynch
oorg.-tkschmond Bepubiie, Nov. 8 le65.
8a4 g.
OFFICE or TIE DAILY AND wrrxrr cRx-orr,.,
Hooer Button OF Lynchburg, Va, is hereby sntho
mes for the New ,sS 20 and advertise
-'-'' ''' 'Ns Ns" ol'sAhs oreieen'' n 'xrvnx
.. v. ~
fer W. M sssrrA
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ussss annually on the fourh Tuesday IN Jans~y and
July. In New Ore21s ocers the present year l5 T.
kushs Of No. 2 H. Grzud Master. j. y Hu1L Of No. So
4 W. D. Grand Master: E H. F2irchild Of Ne II, R "
Gfs1d Warden; Josiah Folger ofNo. r. w. Grand Sscr
tAzy; p w. Dsesdsrnser No. fo W. Grand Treasurer
Luther Bones Of No IS aud J. O. Dunlap Of No Is, 4. W.
q. Representatives l. u Rev O. L More Of No Is ".
0rznd Chaplain; B. Ben, Of No s. W. Grand Marshall
A. Nszureau Of No. 40. W. Grand Conductor; ]. Rsiner
Of No 10 GAnd Guardian; p G. J. p. Litiejoha Of No.
Is W. Grand Herald
Dkrurr DrsrsIcr GKssD MAsrxRs-P q. John r. Barnett
Of No. H. Dstrics No q p. O. A. J. vsndsgrif Of No O.
Disfricf No s. p @. & T Grissmsrs No 81 Disrcf No
g. p. O. s. P. Clarke Of No Is. Distet No s. p G. B. 4
CLANCY. No T. District No. Il p O. Jacob schrsinsr Of
No. &C. Disre No II; p O. H. Hun.icksr of No n Dis
trirs No IL p G. G. W. eutA Of No. %, Dsrct No Is
srzsDre CoxxrrrxEs -ass Of the ori<r-P a. Sire Geo.
". Race Of No. II; p. @. Master W c. Wilson, Of Ne g.
p @. Master Gardner Smith, Of No H.
Jsiiciaf-P. O. Master Luther Homes Of No. Is; p g.
D. D. G. n. PA Schneider. Of No 10; r. @. D. weidasr
No. ~
Constitution and ByLa,u<-P G. Master George Nungss-
SER Of No. 2s p c. Henry Haskell Of No. l6; P. q. VIM
Wisett, of Ne. H.
Petition, and Agpeal,-P O. Master j. O. Dunisp Of No.
Ii; r @. l. Graham. Of No. AZ p. D. q. N. Benismia
Moses elmo.
Legi.za,ise-P o. Master Thomas H Shields Of No. s;
p. g. Master Howard Mspsugh. Of No. ~; p G. Joseph
West, Of No. l.
Faaacs-P O. Master A wallace Hunter, Of No. Is; r.
ofKo. L.
c+alsnia,s.P O. A. W. NscDonsu, Of No Is; p q. Frank
Pfster, No q; p. @. George Dirmeyer Of Ma q
An communication to the H. w. Grand Master or Grand
Secretary shord to the once Of the Grand ss
eresy tho Cressesnt Mutual Company
ner Of Camp street and Commercial Place.
JOSIAH F0LGER, Grand Secretary.
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Al,lis.ry Order.

HEAIoUARrERs FIFTH MILITARY Drsrnrcr.
New Orleans La, March 26. 1868. 4
Special Orders No. 6il
i. Brevet Major Samuel 7. Cushing. captain and
commissary OF subsistence. having reported at
these headquarters, in compliance with paragraph
Of special orders No. IL, current series, from
oftce. is hereby assigned to duty as chief CON-
missary OF subsistence, district OF Texas and as
purchasing and depot commissary at the head
quarters OF that district
By command Of Brevet MAJ. Gen. r. c. Buchanan:
GEO. L. HARfsUFF,
Assistant Adjatsnt General
omdal: NATHANfE BURBANK,
Second Lieutenant Thirty sevsnfI Infantry.
brevef First Lieutenant U. 8. A.
Acting Assistant Adjufsnt ee1-rai-
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IA RENAIssANCE LoUIsIANAIsE.
KEW ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGES
Devoted 50 Southern Interests.
cseveD Years OF Existence,

ost communicable publication for fsnf.s .ad ssoai,z
practice the elegant French anguass h rsvie
s tse .Shtics events Of the week. tasfioa s
the New OrleAns American press the
ts ~ Leuisisna the aricu sfg5rs
se the market price current the hearica se..
sesehf mo scientific productions OF the and oivs
great variety OF useful facts, gerns huuaori.tis
Neeootesi sno Az That cor1poess hrst class paper.
SUBSCRIPTION: So PER ANNUM
fds "A pages Of LA RENAISSANCE are sB,.,a =, ..
ooemhs sne me advertisements conspicuousiy a.
Pay xltn reading ater In each page that MAKES the
Journal on Of the best advertising mediums the South
yoo Printing done in oil languages q Oout sfrcst cons,
n Evehangp Asv. New 0r>ans ~'
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co. 8 Chemists Ia Psris) @o@&


ferruginous Syrup OF Peruvian Marx.
IN solving problem hitherto ursolybte ~ =.
t.nA.ts l. q the COMBINING OF IRON WITH RlkE
eeec Fsrrugnons Syrup Of Peruvian Bark Msssrs fPr
aAoLf CO. Chemists 10 H- l. II. Prince Nauolacn a
s have discovered medicine Of unexcsptionsi 1erit as
&c aos mgny espeen persons nov IN recognizing
TIE following important docuneut has bsea rsc.fv.. 49,,
esny aecunry recognized 20 possess arsf Chemists n
e world II tis from Professor Ketzinsk Chemical Ans1v-,
70 the Law Courts who tstiGes in the following terms - s
value q the Syrup Of Bark Medical Gazstts d vienna ec
x GRMAULf has sDocssded n the hsuul.st rasrp-r IN
cembtning relative qualities OF different parts OF hs Pr R
And EACkLLENT MEDIcIEEs the more 40 A. the iron
more rapidly absorbed any other errurinons nsa,
MI 6klNAULTs FERRuGINOUs SYRUP Is Therefore one
Or tne Deat pharmaceutical preparaonsa truly scsnfdcs
terugnous medicine which hzs solved the e
long sought ser Of giving ron and bark IN sirpIe "A
Agreeable for Tree from defect and satisfactory =. rsrti--
Chemical knslyser 70 the Law Courts Hon;,s S,ss,s.s
L a r DU WTEDEN
Let us :. what the French am5a--sdor "A
Vienna replies Grimault Co. regards the hirs
estimation In which Mr. Kstzinski Is held:
"FKEscs EEskssr AT vTxErA1
Vienna. August 23 l665 I
cxyfLkrzIx reply the lettsr you addressed 70 h,
Exceeney the sDbasssdUr have the honor inform yoz
thst he personally thsngbt sf and Of s
oost chszasts In Geszs1y
Consul and Hffache 70 IRE Frnbssyy
eenerAi Depot IN fsr<x 6BINAULT 90 g
In New oris.ns puooNGz. DKLooHE 5I dUiIIora
--~'~~s s''~ " ~-aAn@ q
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EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No. I

Meets every first and third Saturday Lodge Room No
ever the Home Mutual Insurance Company corner Camp and
hatchez streets OHcers-A Mazureau, ID. NJ; Chas @
hes D. D. M Henry Haskell, Secretary and Treasurer
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q. r swssey. n. ". Grand Master. ss~ or~..
81 a. Parsons r w. Dept Grand Master. A.
8. o. scruegs, 3. ". Senior erAnd w.. Cor..r,,'
VIM. NeDuf, r ". Junior Gr<nd w., Nsx Or
Samuel H. Todd. ". Grand Treasures. Esr o.
Jas. c. BsxcheIor W. Grand Secretary
Rev Dr. O. s. hedges, v. Grand chaplain.
NJ. d. Bray w. Grand Senior Deacon, ssbirs
Ja. oh Kile. ". Grand Junior Descoa. Kil-'< N.
j. w. Houaan, ". Grand Marshal. kcs orI..-
Rene Lafon, w. Grand Sword Bearer. Nev ~
n. E. Gir.zd, " Grand Pursa;vsnt vsrnila-.<
g. o. Smith. Big Cane: Ph. Bid2alt. New Ore
Bswkins, Mansfield; Samuel Levy. New o.
Grand Stewards
Alex Queant, ". Grand Tyler. New Orisanx
Grand Annual convoc4tlon second Monday 1. 4.
each yesr.
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Encnmpmenta.
rHE R ". GRAND ENcAMPMENr or


THE R. W. GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA.
Meets semiannuay the fourth Wednesday IN January
and July oficers for ls6SJ T.winnemors ofNo s. NJ W.
Grand Patriarch, a. W. MacdoneE, Of No 3 NJ T. Grand
High PRIEST Jules A FlorAt. Of No w. Grand Ward
en- " c. Wilson, of No l, K W Grand Scribe; B. Dasilva
OF No. l. r. W. Grand Treasurer; Geo. W. Roper.
OF No. r. W. @. Jusior Warden; A. W.llass
Hunter. Of No. !. r. W. Grand REPRESENTATIVE !.
George Nungssser Of No. z W G. Marshall: Frank Paste Of
No. Z, W. Grand Sentinel; NJ Frankford. Of No & W. ID
Grand Sentins; Henry Jones, Of No, Dis No Deputy
Distric, Grand Patriarch.
STANDING CoxzITTKEs.-Crsieafiasa and Ra.~u-Ioth.
am Potter, Of No wm Bloomfield Jr Of No 3 A. Mazu-
reau, fNo.2
sate Of the ordsrI o. nznla5. no L Luther Homes
Of No l. G. Tnsman Of No
fHanee-B. N. Rush, Of No 7, John B. Heno Of No /.
Geo @ KauE. o. No 6
tonstaf'aton and By-Lars-Howard MiIlsuanrh ogNo &
EDWARD fizoury. Of No II = stzrcken, Emo
subordinate Eneampments.
wILDEY NO. l.
Meets on the First Third saturdax. of .ach ,o., =
Lodge Room No. !. over The crescent Mutusl Ipsu. 60
psny. oeaeers-B Da sivs. @. PA. Th.r.or y p.
Thomas II. JONES' Scribe =
HoBAH ENcAMPxEvT NO =
hsets the Second ana Fourth Saturdays Of ~, ,.h A.
Ldge Room No. l, over the Crescent Mutual ID.r.,.
oo-p@ny. ofhcer-Geo. ". sadlez c. P.;J. n a. .
T. P.i W. II. Wright. Scribe.
MAGNOLIA ESCAMPMENr NO. A
hss on The second and fourth Saturdays In each months
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GRAND COUNCIL r AND 8 n

. n. Todd, NJ r, Grsnd Master. New orlssns-
ny n swases, p. Deputy Grand Master, New Or
sonn WJones, T.. niustrious Grand Master, shssvsv
John o. 0ordy, q. r., Condnctsr Of Work. Frsnki,.
a. breen, O. Q. Of the Guard, New Orleans
sosepn r nonor. 6. Treasurer. New orissar.
Gus sontas, O. Recorder, New Orleans
% nss, inot y Lawson. g. Chaplain New orlssus
r 5aek'ey. a Oonduetor, New orlesns.
\ IA Bruce. O. Steward. New orieanx
fsastns Wells a. seutIuel Ns- 0rla.,.
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VIkGINIA SPRINGS.
The following celebrated VIRGINIA sPxrrax -
~ ,s,lro.cs ana short stage nss ogsr rood fo-1i
W ns open pen for Visitors on ArD AIIKR fisT slRcU
White sulphur.
skkxssRikz COUNTY, VAST FIRcrnA
Sweet SPRING. and salt sriphur spriut
aorkok COUNTY, vIHcINfA
nSatc va tginiA Central Railroad 10 jackson River p
IN ~ about the luth Of Jny Wien the railroad viii =
zee Rsroaa a. ,.sn oonsscss on the Virginia ana ~
Aof Springs. Heniinr x.-,,,.s .ai A
Alan sprinrs
r.,..- fk5H COUNTY, vrRerrrA
N''e VIA virginia Central Railroad % MiIl,bus Dsa
aochbridRe Alum spr,uer.
RocKBRIDcz COUNTY Va
'nk'n'@ oens'Aa ksilfead 20 Goshen Dy<
"s"sfs white shsr Alum sprIns<
VoRnsEIY sTKrs1ises1
'iA oenfrn kailroad 70 Staunton fhsnc. hr stsrs
the springs
AHeehany srri
MONTGOMERY COUNTY y1Rarsr.
bcufe Vie Virginia Central Oran~. s,S .1-s, =. -
WIG DepoN on virginia aud fennsssee kailrosd
coyner's sulphur spr,nr..
ro1kcoURf COUNTY. VA
~ 1'''s 70 xoynsr's springs statisn. virrans =
te'nessee Hailrosd.
fiekess can be procured =, the urtncp~ -
~ sn ana couth, 10 an the sbdvs uemsi Sor,ers
entire outsf - Nc s.e sosssnsned Springs havs urs
--o -- use every eforf 70 make visitors sstisasd
A LLEaHAky au.--~
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GRAND coSkssroRY s. Pr. L & TH1Rr~
DEGREE.


. NJ Iood- "a, erHna Comm2l Ger IN Chief. Nsv0&
o,.e.nA
o. -'-' -''' =" o'n1 1-'1s.
Ioh, I. LEA. "a s~.,6 c.n...,,.. 80.
- eI,.1 -, :, !, - -. ~ o1s'4
samuel r wslsr. ssd. Grand n,s;.ss, s~ !, -. ~.
= - = - ~ ''-'1 " o'-<o
pr S.u.. q s..eh.,o, s,a a,.,s c,.,..n..
- ' - ' 49, o~'. NH@1cs1of -
Ren n. s,,v. s,a f,x.,a .,,,o,s~ - o..
Fnmst n f's,g zsd e,r.na fsr,~,rs- ~ -
John Y ncl,,,rs s,d sr.,d E.s...- !,
o-,.-r. = = :, - = -. - -
wu N psrktn. s,d o~.ns r~...--
s-.-.~ ~ CO p.,---.s -
s.lor,.r "a .,~s,s .r,,'... - s,-,-.>-'
Js,s. 80 "a CO r~-.-, - -,
J.r.. a w,u,.r a. 60 -.,-.s-. - =.
Orleans.
Anr,i Martin "a sr.nS as',, ~ -. sss os-
Bruno A. Lncs. s,a T1sr,,f 49, :, a. -.
orless,s.
william G. Chsnberln. ed. Grand c,am..,.-
oieansL
Daniel 4 Scruers. s2d. Grand Steward xax a..
John Melton. ssd. Grand Aid-as- f,a,n-, ~. a.
Grand Animal c.u,,-,.s...;,, So v~-.---.-
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How THEY DO IT IN BosroN.-A Wes-
tern man gives an interesting account of
his experience at Boston hotel under the
anti-liguor law.
Guest arrives at his favorite hotel, and
applies at the bar 10 the basement-be-
hind which stands, as usual, suave atten-
dant-for glass Of whisky.
"Can sell you nothing to drink Of this
bar, sir"
"Do you mean to say can get nothing
to drink"
perhaps yon had better apply at the
lunch counter opposite, sir"
The guest, rather annoyed, crosses the
room and repeats his request.
ave can give you a lunch, sir. Have a
sandwich ?"
The truth be ginning to dawn upon the
bewldered occidental, he assents and or
ders a sandwich; obtains his whisky, or
whatever drink his fancy prefers with that
modest Wand; enjoys his perpendicular
drink, and probably leaves his sandwich
untouched. TO be sold to dozen customers
like himself, in succession; each, however
paying an extra Eve cents for the slice OF
meat, bread and Lstter--a tribute To The
majesty Of the law Id Massachusetts.
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Henningsen, Samuel James, and ON
Fitchett, occurred, The facts in these ca
SEES have been sufficiently ventilated in tn.
public press. In October, 1866, he left III,
Examiner, selling out to Mr.. Thomas II
Wynne. The same month occurred hi
affair with Frederick Hipkins in the streets
of Baltimore. Hipkins, it will be remem
bered. was MANNED for life. In the Sprins
of 1867, he commenced featuring tour
with his essay on. the "Chivalry of thu
South" It's delivery in Lynchburg wal
interdicted by Gen Wilcox. but Genera
Schofeld withdrew this interdict, TIL,
lecture was delivered twice afterward, bdi
did not seem to take; and his project was
abandoned. On the 18th of Jnne. 1867
Mr. Pollard started the Southern Opinion
as an exponent Of extreme Southern
views. He was its editor at the time o.
his death.
Mr.. Pollard's mother was sister of the
late William G. Rives and of Judge Alex
ander Rives. One sister is the widow oil
Rear Admiral Charles Fl. Bell. United
States navy, who was drowned few
months ago in the China seas. Anothe,
is Mrs. DR.. Barker. Of Macon, Ga ;1and
another is now residing in Lucerne, Swift.
zerland. The elder brother, Edward A.
Pollard, is the well-known historian and
magazinist, now resident in New York
The other is Mr.. Richard Pollard, we'll.
known and highly respectable citizen oil
of Lynchburg. Both have been informed
by telegraph of their brothers death, and
MIR, Edward A. Pollard will probably be in
Richmond to-day. Mrs. Richard Pollard
telegraphed yesterday that her husband
was on o hunting excursion in Bath
county. -a
Of Mr.. Pollard's capacity as journalist
there seems to be but one opinion. He
was familiar with every department Of the
profession which he followed. Many who
we're in his employment speak of him in
kind terms, though he was by no means a
popular man. Of his private life this is
not the place or the time to speak. 1t il
not the temper Of charity to speak evil OF
the spirit just ushered into the presence oil
its God, and while the body in which its
deeds of life were done is stark and cold
just touched by the finger Of Death, oa
'3 THE ACCUSED. F a8
Everybody in Richmond knows James
Grant, and there are not many young men
more popular. He is the eldest son OF Mr.
William II. Grant, we1l-known tobacco
manufacturer, residing on Clay street, be-
tween tenth and Eleventh. He is stout
ly built young man-not unhandsome. He
is best known as musical amateur, having
bass voice universally admired. He was
cadet at Lexington when the war COM
menoed, aud enlisted as member Of the
Caskie Rangers, of this city. For while
he was courier for Gen. Jeb Stuart. He
is now interested in the tobacco concern
of which his father is the head.
After being arrested. Mr.. Grant was es-
corted to the lower police station and
placed in the room of the Chief of Police.
A number OF his friends spent the day with
him, He was in good spirits, and passed
the time in smoking aud lively converse
tion, He made no admission whatever as
to the shooting. 1t is understood that
Judge Crump and Col, Ould have been re-
tanned in his defence. - - III. ~.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-12-09
JUDGMENT.
me Y. Kelso. Wife,

VS.. No: 1865.
Thos. s. Bacon. Husband
Ninth Judicial District Conrt-parish Of
Rapides-State Of Louisiana.
TyHIS CASE HAVING BEEN CALLED'
l. pursuant to assignment and the trial
proceeded in, and the law and the evidence
being in favor of the Plaintiff, Jane Y
Kelso, wife,, and againt the Defendant.
ThOs. s. Bacon, husband: IL is therefore
ordered, adjudged and decreed that she do
have and recover Judgment against her.
husband, Th0s. S. Bacon. for the sum Of
Five Thousand Six Hundred Dollars
(s5600l with legal interest thereon from
the rendition of this Judgment till PAIL.
and that her legal and tacit mortgage he
recognized to take effect against M his
property from tho 1st day of November.
A D., 1853, until paid. And it Is further
ordered, adjndged and decseed that the
of acquets and gains existing
between her and her said husband NJ dis.
solved and that she have sole CONTROL and
of her separate and p.ra-
phernal property and for costs Of suit.
This dobe and signesl in open Court this
J. ORSBORN,
Judge of the 9th Judicial District.
CLERKS OFFICE, !
DISTRICT COyRT-PARisH OF RAPiDEs. !
certify the above to be true copy Of
the original on file in my Office.
Given under my hand and
the seal Of Court, at Alexan-
4Sl dria. this 9Th day Of Deem
~ Der, 1853.
VIM D. CHANDLER.
Dec 9, 1868 st. Deputy Clerk.
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