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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-01
Branch Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

Tns' "A''unaL baNK BUILDING,
Where the general buslness of the Comma
ny Is transacted, and to which all genera
correspondence should be addressed. -.' J
| DIRECTOR
C"seooAe' fhna. +. A. Rollins Wasbineton
=. iSatehicld Starr, Phila. VIM +. Chandler Wash
GEORGE e. a rhila. John D. Dsirees Wash
''Ainckley Clark, Phila. II. Z. Fahnestock. N. ".
OFEISERs. =. =
ukA sST Il. CLARK, Pbiiadelphia. President
| uLNh1 ~: COOKE, Washington, Wee Fre,,dant
| m;t,aa n' oua'iman fInance and Executive com.
nAsn ;-S w ", PETE Phla secy aud Actuary.
-; o. IohNEK, Mashing1on, Assistant Secretary.
| !AANC4o u. SMITH, ii. D., b1edlcul uirecror
! y. EWING MEAKS. N. D.. Assist. Med. Director.
MEDICAL ADV lSOkAY BDAxn:
| J. 4. BARNES, Surgeon.General U. s. A w.sh
T. - no,M iiA, Chef Meuical department, U. g,
u. W. BLISS, II. D., Washington, >.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
H WM; -: ;. CHANDLER 4 Washington, D. 6.
GEokGE HARDING, Philadsl thia, "a.
This Company, National in its character.
oners' oy reason OF its Large Capital, Low
Rates OF Premium, and New Tables. the
most desirable means Of insuring life vet
presented to tho public.
Tue rates Of premium, being LARGELY re-
duced' are made as favorable to the in,nr-
ers US those Of the best Mutual Companies.
and avoid all the complications and uncar.
talDt.es OF Notes, Dividends, and the mis-.
understandings which the latter are 8. mt
to cause The Policy H olders. NV
several new and attractive tables ara
now presented, which need only to be nm
derstood to prove acceptable to the publ;c
such as the INCOME. PRODUCING Poll.
C1 anu RETURN PREMIUM POLICY.
IN the former, the policy holder not only
secures a life insurance, payable at death.
out WILL receive, II living, alter period Of
Anew years, q" annual income eQuul to ten
per CENT ~ per cent. Of the par OF his poIi-
cy: In the latter, the Company agrees to
return TO the assured the tota. amount ofnnco.,,
ne mas Pa'd in, tn addition 10 The amount ofh;.
policy. WV ~ "''
The attention Of persons CONTEMPLATING
lnsurlDg their lives or increasing the
amount ofinsurance they already have ia
called to the special ADVANTAGES offarad hv
the National Life Insurance Comnanv
Circulars, Pamphlets and full r ar,;cn,ar.
given on application to the Branch Office
OF the Company in this city, or to its Cen
eral Agents.
R% LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED
in every City and Town: and ann,,c.,,o,'s
l n;.h e eomPetent parties for such agencies,
dressed TO THE COMPANIES GENERAI
AGENTS ONLY, in their resnect;va do.
triets.
GENERAL AGENTS OF rrFcO.
Fanny.
JAY COOKE CO., New York, for New vor1 s+.+o
, 90, ana Northern New Jersey. o'"'o
H. W. CLA AZ: q CO., for Pennsylvania and South
JAY COOKE & CO., Washington. D. G. for ,,.rv,.,a
Virginia. "'''' "no "eS1'
= A. Ellis CO., Chicago, Illinois, for 1linoiswis
Minnesota. o'' T"ui' 'or
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-01

II -Wc seem to be but just beginning
to find out the value: Of dry earth in
the practical sciences. That T it is a
wonderful disinfectaut is generally
granted. q Now We are told that as a
dressing for ulcers and purulent wounds
it is excellent, that it not only .absorbs
the bad odor arising from the matter
discharged but seems to exercise a
healing influence, causing Ia healthy
granulation to take place and greatly
diminishing the inflammation. a.sla 90 g.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-01

! ii IT is, probable that, owing to the
partial failure the hop crop last year,
prices will be somewhat better during
! Tie coming season. Hops are said IL
be- very scarce il New York at 6 cents
per pound, With every prospect Of an
advance, ...5s5 49, &C. :.
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the REFLECTED.
: He bowed his head 81 II the chords
.0f Life had snapped In twain,

j He bowed his head 81 II the chords ssa.3 i
@.s, OF Life had snapped In twain, 49, .,-,st
! could not catch his hurried words.
'~*% But they sounded full Of pain; :: RI
His eyes were Ut with 4 fsvsrish nre, ,.
His cheek with hectic stain,
And As he stopped to kiss my hand, i ~
His tears ran down like rain. g..
p We met once moro in after years, &
When I-another's bride =. $500; -
Had learned to measure BY my tears
The costliness Of pride.
Amid the gay, unheeding crowd, o@%3a..
Chance threw us side by side; -
He seemed the wreck Of . noble heart
Z Whose hore had early died. H.:
The unforgetten look returned -
The sad impassioned look; ...
It seemed to pierce my very soul
And read it as book. ssf.~. s.,'-" i:
He bowed his head and stroye to smile:
Alasl could not brock
To know how worthless all gained
And see what forsook. ca III. III. /. 1: ~,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-01

A BRAVE LITTLE G1RL.-A little
girl in Sunday School was asked by her
teacher:
- q Mary, do you say your prayers
morning and night ?''
Ono, Miss, I eoa't.';' H. .,.2's'.-
:"Why, Mary are you not afraid to
go to sleep in the dark without asking
God to take care Of you and watch ever
you until morning p
f ':No, Miss, I ANT afraid, cause I
sleep in the middle.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-01

"A bar o!iroa worth SIS worked into
horse shoes, is worth $1,000 made IT,
TO needles, it is worth 1855 made into
peusnife blades, it is worth s5,2S5
made into balance springs for watches
it is worth 25o,O0U.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-04-01

-. CoLD IN THE HEAD.-Dr. Pollion Of
France says that cold in the head can
he cured by inhalins hartshorn. The
inhalation BY the nose shonld be seven
or eight times in Eve minutes.
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Wv - ~~S ss"S>S~s
f. "Rely on me, in every, emergency.
Come to see US. Mrs. Knox seldom
goes out, and We are plain folks, but We
will always be glad to see you; and il
you should need it, there is a spare
room in our house that you can Away:
count on as your home" .a-..s r., 4
He waited for no thanks, but with
the firm brisk air Of a man thorough,
satisfied with himself and surroundings
walked off swinging his cane, occasion
ally throwing up his head, in that ode
way, Of opening his mouth by moving
the upper instead of the lower jaw.
coughing his peculiar hem aud run.
ming his fingers under his cravat II
On the evening Of the second day
after this conversation, Judge Kendon
came home with an appearance Of un
usual excitement. Margaret was in tn,
back Office and immo aiatcly on enter
ing, he said; so.. ........ -: -.
n "Could you believe it, those mana
gers met yesterday, filed the yacanc,
occasionally Mrs. Grauger's resisua
ton, and voted four to ono, that the,
have undated confidence in Miss Iron
ton, the able and efficient teacher Q
their Association ~ aa nj ,i.1p.a "a
After walking across the Office; an,
back, he continued: .s45H /. aa ! .>s;.:
"Granger and I sentin our resignatio,
to them to-day, Baxter has withdraw
his name pnd that Of his wife and sis
ter from the Association. He has ais
withdrawn from DR.. DRAWINGS chu.ch
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ENTERED according to Act of Congress, by Mrs
JaneG. swisshe Il, In the year 1858, in the Oice Of
the Clerk of the United States District Court for tho
District Of Western Pennsylvania S'>@"-~ :
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!
to do SO, to turn the burning glass Of
public scrutiny into that establishment,
and it cannot stand the fire month.
Get good focus, and the Iron woman
will melt under it."
II agree with you, but have promis.
ed to await the action of the Annual
Meeting, if this fails"
"Well, this will certainly fail, but it
is better to wait. You must not have
Mysteries, must be cool, you must to q
degree, concentrate the opposition, OF
your forces will desert and enlist unde,
the enemy. In youth I had a military
turn of mind; and a christians life
here is a life Of warfare, with principal.
tiles and powers, and spiritual wicked.
ness in high places. As I said to ny
congregation on recent occasion, w
must, pu: on the whole armour of God
Well, if you feel tia duty to make
war of the wickedness on that hill,''
nodding toward The Home, "yeu must
do all to stand, and stand therefore
that il, because your cause is just, and
|ayou have made every preparation. :" =
s'In other words" Margaret said smil
ing, ..you would have me trust God ani
keep ny powder dry!" y
Exactly SO, exactly SO! Sec wha
you can prove. It is not what is true
but what you can prove to DO So. Sh'
will contest every inch Of the ground
aud this case may come into court. I
it should, rely upon the best service !:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

Mayors CouRT.-Willam Sullivan, as
sauting Mary G. Bohannon, acquitted.
Preston Nuckols, charged with robbing
Al>op, Cardoza & Fourqurean of silk, ar
rested on Il bench-walrant from the Hus-
tings Court, was delivered to the City Ser
gcant.
James L. Caperton was acquitted OF tres
passing on the premises of Amanda Lar
kins and forcibly removing her furniture.
Glen Young (colored), charged with I'M
lawfully OBTAINING furniture belonging to
Rosa Wilson (white), and the latter with
treSpassing on Young ard breaking open
his house. were committed in default of sc.
curly for their good behavior.
z. X. Walden, charged by Henry Gaines
(colorctD with attempting to shoot him, was
acquitted.
John Wright (colored) was fined five dol
lars for as.lulting Anna Robinson and be-
having disorderly when arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

TLEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. X. PRICE i co.
have Just opened and are getting in by expires
and steamers daily. large additional supplies of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
such as
PLAID POPLINS, IRISH POPLINS,
REPS POPLINS,
COLORED and BLACK SATINS for trim.
ming,
Rich and cheap BLACK CORDED SILKS for
walking dresses.
ALSO,
ARABS, CLOTH CLOAkS,
LONG and SQUARE STRIPED and PLAID
SHAWLS,
VELVET for cloaks, YELVETTEEN,
BLACK POPL1NS and other MOURNING
GOODS Ia specially with theml,
BLANKETS-1o~i, lid, l2-4. 1874, &C., &c.
T. X. PRICE Il CO.,
nol3 nearly opposite post-otilcc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

A COURT SCENE-In the Hastings CO ur
Yesterday quite II dramatic scene occurred,
which deeply affected majority of those
present. Il will he remembered that some
DAYS since the Rev. Mr.. Jones, a Methodist
clergyman, from Lyncliburg, was robbed OF
Il tine gold watch. \ young man from Iowa,
named +. W. Colwell was suspected OF
the robbery, and arrested. Circumstances
pointed very strongly towards him as
the guilty party; so much SO, III fact, that
but little doubt was entertained in his favor.
He was sent on for Indictment, and on yes
tcrday tried before Judge Bramhall. In
addition to the evidence, the strongest let
ters Of recommendation were read by Mr.
Nees0n, the counsel tor the accused, proving
him to be Il respectable and upright young
man. The jury returned verdict Of "Not
Guilty" The accused, who is a lawyer
and a good speaker, then arose and adj
| dressed the Court. returning thanks for the
kindness that had been shown him, a
| stranger. He had been accused OF q
crime Of which he was entirely innocent,
and he thanked God that Justice had been
dealt him. lie had long contemplated en-.
terirg the pulpit. but the thoughts that
! had come TO him while surrounded by tho
bare prison walls had decided him to dedi
cate his life TO the service Of God.
Hccontinucd in this strain, and concluded
very afcctinely. He was followed by the
Judge and Rev. Mr.. Jones, who congratu
| lated the accused upon so happy termina.
ton to an affair which had so threatened
his prospects in life and his fair fame.
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EARMYILLE FEMALE COLLEGE,

This institntlon will be re-opened THURSDAY,
October II l.o9. The Principal, who has bad an
extensive experience In the conduct OF u FlRSI.
CLASS FEMALE SCHOOL, will spare no Efforts
10 promote the intellectual, moral, aud phystcsi
development Of her puptls.
The expenses OF this school art regulated TO suit
the extgencies OF the times . -
Terms per session OF nine scholastic months o.
four weeks each ending June ~, 1870:
Board including lights, washing, ANA Inei...sSiso
Tuition lu academic department.. .....,........ ~
Tuiticn In primary department; ;.........,... 10
Latin, French and Spanish eaeh..; ;.......... y
os' oso 70 y. ~, sS.s =. t nn ~rs,yt.. . 80
III ~. ptsa pt!i,stHa - s@N-- - f', 30
Puylnents one-lair In ADVANCE.
rupils furnish their own towels and sable nap
Sins. -.,,,,s - !.
- ~ " s. +. NOTTINGHAM. Farmvtlle. VI.
REFERENCE The Trustees OF the SolleSe.
0c lS--5m
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Roberts, r. G. W. Jones. Thomas Clan.
borne, Frank Moss, J. S. Debro, Isaac 2
Baldwin, VI. q. Goodell.
A vote of thanks was rendered the tenn
porarv officers for the efficient manner IL
which they had performed their duty.
\ half-hour was consumed in motions,
substitutes, and amendments, as to the
hour for adjournment; which was finally
settled by fixing the time of meeting at halt
past 10 o'clock this morning.
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We glad to see that although the prices OF
SOFT COKE have advanced, our enterprising
friends Mcssrs. JONES & BROOKE, on Sixth street
near Canal, and Ncssrs. BRAzEAL & CorTRELL-
Ninth street and Basin bank, are still SELL
ing at the old prices. Parties wishing to purchase
this superior fuel would do well TO give either or
the ahove-namcd firms call before purchasing
elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

AFFIDAvITs FOR GETTING OCT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE TSTENEST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had n form Of affidavit required by Gen"
eral Orders No. 97 prepared and printed. This
form has been approved ut headquarters. The af.
iidavit IS required before any execution can be
Issued ny clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 50 per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

THE NATIONAL BoARD.-Scveral mem
bers Of the delegations to the National
Board of Trade have engaged rooms
at the hotels for themselves and lady
members of their families. The prepa-
rations for the reception Of the Board
are progressing actively. The various com
mittces held meetings yesterday, and the re-
ports from all are highly satisfactory. The
list Of the Committee on HoSpita!ities IS
made up, and now embraces every member
of the Chamber of Commerce, but its pub
licaton will be deferred to the last moment,
so rs to include gentlemen who may join
the Chamber Of Commerce between now
and the last day of the month. Parties who
are not members Of the Chamber at all are
subscribing to the dinner, thus nanilestins
their anxious desire TO see everything done
in style that will be creditablc to our city.
Among the things that meet with much
popular favor in connection with the visit
of the National Board is the trip on the
Isaac Bell.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

MARKED DowN.-E. b. SPENCE & Son have
still on hand large and varied stock of Ready
Made Clothing which they haze determined to
sell at very little advance above cost prices.
Their assortment OF Cloths, Cass!meres, and
vestings, suitable for custom work, are unsur-
passed Iii style, quantity, and quality, and are
selling at prices to suit every pocket. For all
kinds Of underwear. latest styles Of neck-ties,
scarfs, and everything else to make up a gentle
man,s outfit call mt 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

T.ILMA&'s SELg-BALASCiSG ISksTASD Is so
ingeniousy constructed that 1t may be rolled over,
tilted or dropped on the floor, without spilinS the
Ink or inturing the stand. II has In connection
with it . apen-rack, Us also perpetual calendar.
For durability, convenience, and AS an ornament,
IL Is unrivalled. BAUGHMAN BROTHERS i Go.
are The proprietors wholesale agents for this city,
See advertisement III another column.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

GRUBBS &C WILLIAMS will sell upon the prcmi-
scs, at ~ NJ, the farm known as "Woodlawn,' '
in Hanover county, seven miles from Rich
mond.
THOMAS ". KEESEE will sell at No. 1871 Main
street, at 10 \. NJ, furniture, pianos, melo-
deon, picturcs, books, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

Tic remarkable properties of BKowE's BRos-
CuIAL TRoCuES have been thoroughly tested since
first introduced. The demand for them has steadily
increased, and purely upon their own merits.
They have found favor with those who, from pail
monary, bronchial, Or ashmatic complaints, re-
qulre them. For coughs and colds they are efaca-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

Mem Ncrs OF the Republican State Convention
supplied with all the literary and fashion maga-
zines for December, the New York weekly papers,
and the Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, and
New York dallies, at ELLIsoS & TAILoR's news
depot, next 10 the Dispatch Office. All the new
novels. Stationery of I'll kinds.
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DELEGATES to the meeting OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad are Invited 10 call at the old
established house OF T. ), RALDwIS and get their
winter outtit-unsurpassed In style and cheapness.
heap OF goods for little money can be lad OF
BALDWIN, corner above the post-oGfeo
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STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD, before leaving the city, should call at
ELLysoS 4 TAYLoE's news depot, next to the
Dispatch Office and supply themselves with all
the latest magazines illustrated papers, daily and
weekly papers, and new novels. All kinds OF sta
rinnrtv 1T lnY nrlres.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

BuRGLARY.-On Tuesday night the gro.
cery store Of Mrs. Haley, on the corner Of
Fourth and Canal streets, was entered and
robbed of Il lot of bacon, two pieces OF
which the marauder dropped in his flight,
The entrance was effected through side
door, which had been left open through ne.
elect
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac, and Rich
mond and Petersburg Connection Company
appointed for Yesterday, failed for want Of
quorum, and was adjourned over to I'd OF
Nuy tS-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

Hrpers Ndga2ine Tor December, New York
Ledger, New York Weekly, Saturday Night,
Chimney Corner. Christmas Stories "a new illus
trated papcrl, Appleton's Journal Rarpers' b.
zar. and the Western World, have been received
ut ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's news depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OfFlog NOVEMBER
%, 1s69.-Thomas w. Alcocke, Esq, Cul-
pepper Courthouse, Va; Messrs. Noryell,
Cobbs 81 Co., Coalfeld post-otiice, Va. ;
Mr.. j. Evins. Mineral county, Va. Messrs.
Charles Living Il Co., New York; Mrs.
Charles S. Loehr, Woodstock, Va. !; III. S.
Mcleod, ESQ.,, Troy, N. T.; Miss Mary
Mills, ASbury Church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

The MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Midlothian Coal Mining Company, ad-
ycrtised to take place on Tuesday, ad-
journcd. for want Of l quorum, until We'd
nesday next, 1st proZimo.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD MEET.
ING TODAY The stockholders of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
will meet in the Hall of the House Of Dele
rates to-day at l2 O'Clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

n BELLENOT, DIE-SINkER AND
". ERAND-CCTTER, l4I0 MAIN STREET,
The new patent BltASDISG-ltOS, for marking
ali kinds of wooden articles b. beating It, Is per-
fectly adapted to branding barrels or any Other
article under tie nes Law.
Engrrvcrs' stock, stencil Paste, Brushes, ln-
deiibIe Ink steel Dies Alphabets, Seal Presses,
3...ss ana German stlve-, Frames Steel Kings
Th4css Tags. &C.. Wholesale and retail pnhs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

COMMISSIONERS II CHANoERY.--General
Candy has appointed the following COM
missioners in chancery: William Boyd,
Lancaster II. w. Brown, T. C. Morallee,
John Saunders, Loudoun John j. Daniel,
Mecklenburg; John Farncrook, Surry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25
HoNrcrpE IN F1UyAsSA-THE MURDEHER

HOMICIDE IN FLUvASNA-THE MURDERER
ARRESTED AND ISDICTED.-We have the de-
tails of q shooting affair which occurred on
the court-green in Fluvanna county on
Monday last, resulting in the death OF Cap
tain Richard Harlan, one of the most worthy
citizens of the county. The particulars OF
the affair, so far Is we have been able to
gather them, are Is follows: Captain Har-
Ian was standing in the courthouse yard in
conversation col With a friend, when be was
approached by Mr.. Washington Shores,
who, tapping him on the shoulder, said
81 suppose you are now ready to settle
that ditticultv:" (referring to previous
misunderstanding between them, which had
resulted in law-Suit.) Captain Harlan re-
marked u thought it was settled,D when
The other Immediately answered ''No, it
amt; had the costs to pay" AS he said
this he pulled out Colts revolver and,
stepping back, fired. The ball struck Cap
tain Harlan OH the left side just below the
breast and lodged under the skin near the
spine, from whence it was afterward eX-
tracted. He fell, and was Immediately
taken 10 the house Of 4 friend near by, and
every attention paid him by several medi-
cal gentlemen who were present, but inter-
nal hemorrhagc enSued, and he breathed
his last in about seven hours after being
shot.
Mr.. Shores was promptly arrested by par
ties who witnessed the shooting and lodged
in jail. 1t being grand jury term, the case
was Immediately laid before them, and an
indictment found in accordance with the
facts.
The excitement on the court-green was
very intense, and il is said that summary
justice would have been dealt the MUIR
dcrer but for the interference ola few cooler
heads, who did not wish to see the court of
Judge Lynch erected there.
Captain Harlan has long been resident
of the county, and was much respected by
those who knew him. He was about thirty
two years old, and leaves q wife-tormerly
Miss Harriet AyreS, an adopted dauSh-
ter of gentleman of this city-and two
children
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

DIR. \. s. MCRAE. recently of Manchester,
having taken the Office of the late DR.. WarlDg,
tenders his professional services TO the public
generally. He may be found at his Office at all
hours when not professionally engaged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

Hrsr1NGs COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Judge
BramhaN presid,ng.-Preston knuckleS,
who was bailcd to answer the charge OF
breaking into The store of Messrs. AlSop,
Cardoza & Fourqurean, was given up by
his bondsmen but, on motion Of his coun-
sci. he was allowed to renew his bond III the
sum of $500, with Mrs. Elizabeth n. David
as security.
Emcine Johnson (negro), charged with
stealing 500 from DR.. Schultz, was found
guilty and her time of imprisonment in the
pcnitentiary fixed at three years and SIX
months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

Why will you give ono dollar and twenty-five
cents per gallon for Norfolk oysters when you can
get the York River at WJiLIAMH. cox's, Frank
lin street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth for
one dollar