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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18

JEwELRY, S1LvERwARE, &c.-Under
the favorable influence of good crops,
many of our readers will. this season
replenish their stock of silverware or
invest some Of their greenbacks in pre-.
cious gems. Those intending to do 80.
should consult the card of Zimmerman
4 Co., of New Orleans, and when in
that city, give their stock an inspection.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18
lAdvertisement.l
To the Public,

On the 14th inst, the Mayor and
Trustees of the Town of Monroe adopt.
ed an ordinance "declaring the Office
of j. Muse Dabbs, the present Assessor
and Collector of Monroe vacant" alleg
ing as reasons therefor that lie had
failed to perform his Duties" land
had neglected, after giving bond and
security, to make returns of his collec-
ton and disbursements" The council
were pleased thereupon to elect Mr..
M. NJ. Grady as my successor.
The novelty of this proceeding will
astonish no one who has watched the
course of the present Board of Trustees,
and the official dummy, styled mayor"
by courtesy. The public could hardly
expect anything better of the present
Council than an attempt to deprive an
officer elected by the people and duly
installed into Office, of the position he
had thus acquired. But the public
have right to expect, that, however
ignorant their servants may be of law.
they should predicate their official acts
at least upon facts. In this case, am
grossly misrepresented. It would ap-
pear, from the language of the ordi
nance, that NO returns whatever have
been made by me; when, in fact, the
books of the Treasurer exhibit two
returns made by me, amounting togeth-
er to over $1,000 90. In addition to
this. I hold vouchers-one for 5000
from a member of the Board-which
increase my credits to $1435. the
amount collected by me up to the 28:h
of October last. So much for the facts
con tanned in the ordinance.
1t certainly appears strange-and it
will 80 strike the people of Monroe. l
in the present municipal
where nearly every official.
beginning with tho notoriously inefi-
cient Mayor, has in some way been dere-
lict in duty, 1 alone am made the object
of attack. 1t will appear still stranger
when state that in the collection Of
taxes have had to indulge members
of the Board of Trustees. The fact
that la wlessness has been frequent upon
our streets, or that no public improve
ments have been undertaken. will not.
I hope, subject the municipal author
tiles to the charge of self aggraadize-
ment for attempting to eject me from
Office who have nothing in charge but
the assessing and collecting of taxes.
1t is certainly not to the credit of the
Mayor (tor whose imbecility I make
all allowances) and the Trustees. that
their proceedings were entirely er. parte,
without the merit of giving me hear
ing or notifying me even of their pur-
pose to try me. Being aware of no
authority given in the Town Charter
to the Council to eject any elective
officer from Office, and being resolved
not to be deprived of my rights. I re-
spectfullv notify the taxpayers Of
Monroe that the payment Of licenses
or taxes to any person not holding my
will be illegal and void.
Respectfully.
J. MUSE DABBS,
Assessor and Collector of the
Town of Mon roe.
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w. At No 80 Natchez street, New
Orleans, keeps that wide-awake Com =
mission and Produce merchant, Capt.
e. W. Elliot, formerly Ouachita
steamboatsman we'll known on our
river. Dealers in pork, -four and
whisky. who buy in New Orleans,
will consult their interest by con-
ss,lsing Capt. e.
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VAuaHT & WArT.-We take pleas:
ure in mentioning the favorable i'm
preston made upon us during the past
four years, by the commission house of
Vsught & Watt, 43 Union street, New
Orleans. We have uniformly found
this house accommodating, prompt and
fair-dealing.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18
THE GREAT AMERICAN
Combination
BUTTON HOLE, ovERsEAMING, AND SEWING
MACHINE

MACHINE
rs warranted to execute, in the best manner,
Il every variety of Sewing, Hemming, Fell
ing, Cording, Tucking, Brading, Gathering
and Sewing a. one time; guiding, Over
scanning, Embroidering the edge; and, in
addition, makes beautiful Button and Eyelet
Holes in all fabrics.
1t hiss equal; being absolutely the best
Family Machine in the world; and intrinsically
the cheapest, as it does work no other machine
can accomplish.
We also have for sale. "THE PLAIN AMER
IcAN." a beautiful Family Machine, without
the Button Hole parts, at a reduced price.
Circul rs with full particulars and samples
of work done on these Machines can be had
from the
SALES ROOM OF THE GENERAL AGENCY:
No. 70 Canal ST., New Orleans.
Instructions given on the Machine graf ut-
ously to all purchascrs.
Agents with some capital wanted in every
County and Parish.
ADAMS g. CO., No. Is Canal St. N. o.
n9:l
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SLocoHB, BALDWIN & Co.-This
we'll known hardware importing house
OF New Orleans advertise their bust
ness in our paper to day, guaranteeing
their prices rs low as any house NORTH,
or South. We can give no adequate
idea Of their immense stock of hard
ware, cutlery. farming utensils, &c; and
therefore merely say to country mer
chants, 60 to "a Canal and 81, 80 and
IS Common street to fill orders in the
hardware line.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18
MARRIED..

In Holmes County, Miss, Decem Der
8, 1869 at the residence of the brides
brother, Capt. W. r. Stone, by Rev.
Geo. w. Stickney, Mr.. 81. B. HOLMES,
Of Ouachita parish, to Miss KATE
STONE, of Madison parish:
BY OUR MACHINE POET UPON READING
ABOVE:
All we'll, to Cupid they yiel submissive
Who find at last their chosen mate;
To Holmes-here's BARNS and muckle treasure
10 Mrs. IA woman's sweetest fatei
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18
SIMON M ARK,

SIMON M ARK,
Q.a"a 9sees, nea. &De99'a.e,
MUNB@R9 MNo9
"As JUST RECEIVED ONE OF THE
LII largest and best assorted stock of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
CLOTHING, HATS,
BOOTS, Shoes, TOBACCO, &c.,,
Ever brought to this market. His stock of
Dry Goods comprises
Popllns, DeLaines,
r.-s. mor'nees' ,,,s.v.
OsDaburgs, Twoeds,
Saiinetts,
8roadclOths, Nubias,
Flannels u all kinds. Jaconetts, &c.
His stock of Gentlemen's clothing embra =
ces attractive ariety of seasnnable goods,
made up IN the latest and most fashionable
styles.
He will sell Give him a call
as cheap before you make
the cheapest. trades elsewhere
COTTON and all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE purchased at the highest market
price.
Monroe. La, October 2, 1869. at
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18
J. N. KERN, W. r.. SIvLEY,
Vicksburg. Kinds Co.
X e r. NJ CO.,
1875 WASHINGTON STREET 1876.
vICKSBURG, MISS.
GREAT SOUTHERN CASH
5ToRE!

paca 4Oc. Damask Napkins { % IS
per package. Delaines zoe up Brogans
81 so. Heavy Boots 80 so. Greys Brown
Blankets 81 So per pair: Good White Blank
cts IS 90. Long Shawls SO 90 and 81 90,
worth from to $40. Cloaks 80 worth l5
Nubias 81 90 up. Ladies walking shoes
50 25. Cloth Caters 50 SO. s Boxes pa
per collars 81 90. Brown winsor soap 5oc
per package. Letter paper 30 to 2Ec per
quire. Envelopes Is to 2oc per package.
Pens loo per dozen. Backing at Cost
Silk Dress Buttons 25c per dozen.
|" R. E. PuMELL. of Franklin Parish, is
with this House, and will be glad to see his
friends. NIL 3m
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FOB SAT Il!

YTlHE HOUSE AND IL - Jaciron
Il street, now occupied by -;spt. Farmer.
The house has nine rooms, besioe kitchen, and
servants house with four rooms.
If not cold will DO rented
nos Ira I.ASA1
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Wallace e. Cove speak from
personal inspection when we say that
the house of Wallace & Co., New
Orleans, have now on exhibition one Of
the most complete etocks OF dry goods
in that city. Their extensive store is
crammed from basement to attic, and
is 80 arranged that buyers have only
to use their eyes in order to fill any
bill desired. Every line is kept separ-
ate and we'll displayed, while the assert
ments arc complete. See card and make
a note.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18

PENN, PACE & SIMMoNs.-This firm,
formerly known as Penn. Pace & Nix
on, continues the business of commits =
sion merchants and cotton factors at
the welI-known stand of the old firm,
and still presents numerous attractions
to those who require the services of
such agents in New Orleans. Mr..
Frank Michaux holds in the new house
the same position he held in the old,
and is ever ready to attend to the de-
msnds Of bis friends.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18

MAGIC LANTERN EXHIBITION We
direct special attention to the announce
ment, ia another place, of an exhibition
to be given at this place, and repeated
Mt Trenton, at which will be presented
q variety of interesting views with the
magic lantern, carefully selected from
one OF the best assortments in the
United States. This fact, coupled
with the praiseworthy object had in
view, should commend the exhibition
to general favor. The management
will be in good hands. so that perfect
order and propriety may be relied
npon.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18

D% Yesterday was raw day; with
xipter winds, rain aud slcet.
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BLOCK, BR1rrIN & Co.-There are
. great many grocery and produce dea-
lers 10 New Orleans, but country buyers
do not always know where to find a
house upon which they can rely. We
believe We can safely recommend to
buyers thus situated, the wholesale
house of Block, Brittin & Co., Nos
48 and so Canal and 81 Common
streets. If it be not a good house
then our Judgment is greatly at fault.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18

TaE "WADE H. MPTON."-This is
the name given to Capt. Works new
Ouachita packet, now nearly ready for
service. It is expected she will leave
Louisville by Christmast day, and if
she does not prove decidedly swift, her
builders have forgotten their cunning.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18
Wnaebita Qele9rapb
MONROE. La, DEcEMBER Is. 1859.

THE MAY FLowER.-!This excellent
packet passed down on Monday carry.
ing 1900 bales of cotton, the best trip
Of the season. Having recently tried
the May Flower, we can recommend
her and her accommodating officers
and crew to the travelling public.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1869-12-18

COTTON and all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE purchased at the highest market
price.
Monroe. La, October 2, 1869. AL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
~ PANY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, WAsHINGTON, D. C.-CHARTER-
80 SY spEGiAL 14Tq act OF c9SeGEsS AZ
siGe f N4fIoNhL Il BANh SUiLb1Sa, Se
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business OF
ss sSoSs ss
cnAaHson Il. o1naR. Irtsfsfs presidsat
JAZZ COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
sEEsY ): COOKE Vise-president. -.
This Company, national In Its character, oGars,
Sa nz II 1 sSE hS5Es Gss ss Sg
insuring Life yet presented TO the public.
The rstes or premium, being largely reduced, are
I sns and sTe al Se 81
cations snd uncertainties OF notes, dividends. and
the MISUNDERSTANDING which the latter SO apt
10 csuse the policy-holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented, which need only 70 be understood TO prove
acceptable 70 the puOltce, such rs the INCOME
PR0DUClEQ POLICY and RETURN PRE-
not only secures life insurance, payable at death,
but wifi receive, IL living. at.er q period OF few
years an ags r snsens f sss 20 ten s5 the ef '
tStal ansouat Of soaey he has pata IN, i adduion
The afternoon OF persona contemplating insuring
their lives, or increasing the amount Or Insurance
they already have, Is called TO the special adyan-
tagos offered by the National Life Insurance Com
Circulars pamphlets, and full particulars, given
on application 20 The branch Office or the Com.
pAhs5j jay Il COOKE CO., Washington, D: O.,
General Agents for district OF Colnmb!s, Virginia.
e. B. safFR. Csphier First National Bank, !.
IJiny.ddie Counties de e-7m
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r,gE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
4 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 1867.
HOME orFrcK 1918 MAIN srRERT,
RICHMOND. VA.

oFFIcErs.
I E, EDWARDS, President.
WILLIAM b. ISAACs. Vicc-rrcsident.
HARTsooK, Secretary.
PROFESSOR EDWARD Il. sMITH, Actuary.
CHARLES II. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Adviser.
John II. CLAIBORNE, General Agent.
ASSETS. S"'o''oV.
ro,,cies Issued, $3.50, insuring S.. .ooo, 200.
raid nine Losses by death, S36,0oo.
Dividend foriy per cent. declared.
tppual dividends with one-third loan.
he extremely prosperous condition of the COM
nary nnder the encouragement OF It's patrons and
fl.. public generally, lead; It's directory to the
=, ,rtIou OF new and liberal features, keeping up
fr,v with tic improvements and spirit OF the age.
snn,ai diridsniS upon ali participating life poll
clos unld at The end Of the first and each subsequent
yca-, with
uXE-rHIRD OF PREMIUM LOANED UPON
PROFITS. ".-- "
40 NOTES REQUIRED IN SETTLEMENT
OF PREMIUMS.
4 new and highly-libcral form Of policy adopted,
vlth r,unvni Gf restrictions, made applicable to
s,ipoIic!es heretofore issued by the company.
annual dividends on endowment policies paying
premiums In cash, after second annual payment,
with one-thlrd loan on profits.
ALL POLiCIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
NO EXTRA RATE ON FEMALE LIVES.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN SPE-
CIALLY PROTECTED UNDER
CHARTER.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annually or
quarterly. Loan Of part Of premium on all par
rclpating policies. fe R-!m
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Runaway HoRsEs.-The horses attached
to hack which had been left standing un-
attended on the street ran of yesterday,
and when they neared the corner OF Duyal
and Foushee, made right for the show-win-
dow OF Mr.. Braselmen's store, which win
dow was completely demolished and all Of
its snowy contents scattered over the store
room. One of the horses ran his head en-
tirely through it and placed one Of his feet
upon its sill. The damages, which were
not heavy, were paid by the owner Of the
hack. Tie horses and hack we're not in
jured seriously. ----~.------a-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04

CALLED MEETING OF THE COUNCIL.-A
called meeting of the Council waS held
Yesterday evening. Present: Messrs. Mac
farland (presidenD, Clinton, August, Saun.
ders, Clopton, Taylor, Crutchfeld, Kent,
Van Lew, Ordway, Miller, Pelouze, Smith,
Yale, Milford.
The President stated that when the
Council adjourned at its last meeting the
business under consideration was the ordi.
nance for the assessment Of taxes; which
on motion of Mr.. Saunders, was called up
and, being read by sections, was amended
and adopted.
The tex ordinance being disposed Of, th'
resignation of Colonel P. A. Davis, CITY
Auditor, was read and accepted.
The Council then adjourned.
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THOMAS W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 o'clock

THOMAS w. KEESEE will sell at 10 o'clock
an assortment OF first class furniture.
J. L. BYERLY co. will sell at their store
at 10 o'clock a large assortment Of china
and crockeryware. .fa-r s.rr.-.. ...rsf
GRUBBS WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock
brick dwelling at the northeast corner
Of Clay and Hancock streets. -.-,,
LYME & BROTHER will sell at Az o'clock
neat framed cottage residence on the
east side of Thirtieth between Leigh and
M streets. -.r
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell ut 4
o'clock number Of lots in the northwest
ern portion Of the city. A.
LEE GODDIN will sell on the premises at
I2 NJ. farm in Chesterfield, on the Glover
Hill railroad, about three miles from Ches-
ter and the Courthouse, and eight miles
from Petersburg. T
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. NJ.
the fixtures, &C., In the drug store corner
of Broad and Seventeenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04

TRINITY CHURCH -LECTURE.-To-nigh
Colonel Farrar will appear at Trinity
church in his favorite character Of The
American Eagle" Colonel Farrar an
nounces this as his last appearance in the
city for this season. All who want to hear
him, go tonight. "The American Eagle
calls out the best powers Of the Colenel Q;
an actor and delineator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04

PERIODICALS, ETo.--Tusner fayors us
with batch Of magazines and newspapers.
Among them ere Ecay Month, The Land
We Love, and the Southern Metropolis. aud
n sens ational novel entitled the Forty
Ihieues. Turner has everything In his line
on esle at lIl4 Main street.
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LEVY BROTHERS store continues to be plsce,
Of great attraction. The stock OF goods that they
of-r to the public - such as to command the at
tenticn of the purchasers Of DRY GOODS Scarcely
an article In the dry goods line can be cslled for
that cannot be obtained at this popular store.
Such an establishment becomes q convenience, as
consumers OF dry goods are no longer necessttated
to shop around to supply their wants.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH s, 1869.

PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 5, 1869.
ARRIVED. -
Schooner Samuel Fish, Teel, Rockport, Ne,
ice, Smythe u McGowen. sstl
Schooner Hannah Warwick, Spedon, Ralti<ss
more, oyster shells captain. s.s ~
Schooner George \. saaIrss, CsAFapens, AaHe ssg
York guano, captain. = f's -, y
Schooner William Carol, Magee, PhilsdeI.f
phia, iron, Old Dominion Company.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. B.Tatum.
Brig Persia, Cary, Halifax, N. s., merchan.
disc r. F. Williams & Co. ~ ~ /.
MEMORANDA.
WHITE HOUSE, March 3.-Sailed, steamer
Ken nebec, Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise
and passengers York River Railroad Com.
pany. srsIa rsz rg
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TAKE YOUR RISKS 49,"
IN HOME INSTITUTIONS.

THE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY
Ur yISSiNIA,
OFFICE NO. 1875 MAIN sTRRET,
s PREPARED TO ISSUE POLICIES OF
MARINE INSURANCE on vessels and cargoes !;
INLAND INSURANCE on goods transported by
river, canal, or land-carriage;
FIRE INSURANCE on merchandise generally
dwelling houses, warehouses, and other build
ingS.
SHURr RISKS. or, II the (ulI period is not used
Il rttttrn Of premium totN be made for the I'M
t-rgired term.
WILLIAM z. ISAACS, President
A. Y. STOKES Vice-Presdent.
DIRECTORS. William b. Isaacs, OF William b.
T,aacs ( Co.: a. Y. Stokes OF 4. !. Stokes Co. (;
y. J. HArtsook, Secretary Arlington Life Insu-
rance Comnany : John Wilson, OF Wilson Il Fos-
ter: J. j. Waggoner of Waggoner & Harvey A.
\ Buiord President Dsrville Railroad Company !;
Benjamin II. Nash William Z. Shepherd, W. ID.
j. &. MOORE. Secretary.
b. .WEERRY, Assistant Secretary.
70 4 S,o
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HANOVER LEMoNs.--We have received
from, Miss Levinia Blunt, Of Hanover, q
lemon raised by her weighing fourteen
ounces and measuring nine and three
quarter inches in circumference and FIVE
and seven-eighth inches in length.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING sTHE RICHMOND PosT-oFgIcE MARCH 4,
1SS9.-Joseph 3. Anderson, Martin z. Do
herty, Dr.. j. G. Cabbell, Richmond; one
letter with no address. G
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CAMP DIscoNT1NuED.-Camp Hampton, at
Hampton, Va, has been discontinued, and
the troops ordered to be transferred to Camp
williams, formerly the artillery headqusr'
ters, near this city.
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AtME OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES very dry, rich
yellow heart-pine kinding and solid seasoncdoak'
cooking wood, sawed or split has just been co.
cured ut the steam fuel factory south side Basin.
Prepaid price. saGsa.25, half cord. del1yerd. Get
tnow. - Sa&@ ~ ET-a
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MAYORS CouRT- Mayer Chahoon presS-
ding.-William Mallory, charged With hav--
ing in his possession horse, valued ct Sc
twenty-five dollars, stolen from John ii.
Moseley, was dismissed. The socused
proved that he had owned the horse since
he was colt. ...~.-...,, ,.,r. - - 4.s,..,
Joseph Hill and Robert Nelson, tnegro),
charged with fighting in Pink alley, were
fined two dollars and fifty cents.
Coleman Tinsley (negro), charged with
interfering with policeman Filgate while In
the discharge of his duty, was fined two
dollars and fifty cents.
Edward Kelly, charged with beating his
wife, Margaret Kelly, was fined ten dollars
and required to give security for his future
good behavior. In default of this he Was
put to work for twenty days. go.
Henry Gregg and Frank Mason, charged
with fighting in the street, were fined two
dollars and fifty cents each.
A number of petty cases were dismissed.
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The EARLIEsT.-On Tuesday Zstelle had
new potatoes from Bermuda, and fine fresh
tomatoes from Havana. A man who hasn't
note due may indeed luxuriate at Ze-
teile's, f.vr- - ygers r.#.-.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

on ALI, PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY or JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR BUT ON ALL sALES BETWEEN THF
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-F1RST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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HYSESIAL.--The records Of the HenIiee
county court show that twelve marriage
licenses were issued from the clerks once
last month-ten white and two black.

HFSRrco County CoURT--J Justice JACOB
s. Atlee presiding. .-Noae prosecute yers
entered in the cases of William d, feat..
man and John Nettles. =,
The case of Charles Harris for commit
ting rape upon Miss Shepperson was
called, and the testimony for the Common
wealth was heard, and the case further ad--
iourned until to-day. The jury was given
in charge Of the sheriff. This prisoner
when arraigred refused to respond and tbs
court ordered the plea Of not guilty to DO
entered on the record. II z..sf s1t -
A venire facias was awarded, returnsbls
to-day, in the case Of Frank G. Wilson,
Henry Dickerson, and James Breeden, in-
dieted for robbery. tt.6 @s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-04

ACADEMY OF MEDICINE. There viii be
no meeting of the Academy Of Medicine
tonight. w En sEasl -. aGE9
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If you are troubled with tetter. itch, ringworm,
barber's itch, poison oak, blotchessor any erup-
tion Of the skin, the remedy Is In your reach.
BEEsoN's SALALEM BROTH will speedily effect
cure. PURCRLL. LsDo 81 Co... gents.
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JAMES ". TYLgR RECALLED.

MIR. James NJ. Tyler recalled: am ac-
quainted with the locality OF the homicide.
There are four rooms on the third story-two
main rooms and two storage-rooms. The two
and the two rooms In the rear occupied by
Mr.. Isaacs's clerks.i There are also four
rooms on the second storys but am not so
familiar with them. There are three windows
looking out on Exchange alley. A person could
get from the second and third stories ont of
the house without coming out on Fourteenth
street. He could go out In the rear OF Esin-
gers bar-room without difficulty and without
being seen from the street. He might also get
from the third story by window.