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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30
Extraordinary Announcement.
Read this. Through Carefully
and Profit by III. U

DATIr1 from tho 10Th of tho month,
now past, We offer, as beforeI aRaouneet,
some Of tho most magnificent and attractive
BARGAINS ever offered in DRY, GOODS.
The prices are alarmingly low and some
Of bur lady customers have expressed great
regret at our selling the Goods 30 oheap.
lost we break. Wo inaugurated thcse low
prices for goods In january here, with our
French MERiNOS and PLAI,'S, at onoo
showing tho people that whom We advertised
ohOnp goods we meant cheap goods: and
80 intend following the ch cap goods policy
right through this summer; and We SHY
write II down as loud as pen and ink can
writo that we are Offering bargains not to
oe met with once la n natural life. time ..t
We shall attend 10 orders wi,hntho same
care as IL tho parties ordering were present,
and We advise all who see tho advertise.
ment, TO ordrr direct from us or send for
samples, which We shall take pleasure in
sandirS. In ordering, give coors and pri.
ces, and leave the selection Of the goods to
us, aud we guarantee salts faotion or take
the 6ouds bnck. 80
In advertising II has never been the habit
OF this section 10 assign real reasons for
reduced prices, but We beg to deviatc, and
say that the following nre our reasons:
LIST. We nre more VI less interested in
about 100000 worth OF Dry Goods in this
vicinity.
~. The decline on Dry Goods is fearful
10 contemplate.
3d. we are going TO realize on ours.
4th. We want money. and do not want to
borrow. and the only way to get it is to sell
D., ,r-. --., =. -
II these reasons are not satisfactory, Just
sall ON US and We will give you solid proof
OF what We say Ii you see any startliagly
cheap goodslbotght by your friend orne,ghS
bor. .do not dospair Of getting some of them,
too1by reason Of tbelrbeing sold ont; but
come 90 right along aud you will find them, or
some s. cheaper, rs there are plenty where
these are from. Il. q. SILVER "
d mar 24-tl. E5
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News Htelns.

| FoRTREss, MONROE, March % -
Another attempt to place Smiths
farm in possession of its owners failed.
Tho Sheriff Of Elizabeth City county,
with a posse Of fifty men, found some
two hundred armed male and female
negroes in possession. Five or six
shots passed CLOSE by the Sheriff. The
posse reached Hampton safely. The
Sheriff called on tho Governor for
assistance.
MlNERsvILLE, Pa, March ga
large boiler iii the colliery here ex-
ploded, killing several and woundiug
many. nnaA "srE .Ir =
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, March 22.--
The Governor has signed $l l,0OO,O 900
worth of bonds of tho Southern Paci-
fic railroad. The proceeds will re.
main in the State treasury to bo used
as required. s"Fals esaNr ).
WHEELING, March 22.-Bishop
Thompson is dead. t@ aa~e'
BALTImonE, ffiarch 24.-The steam
or Dolphin, from Philadelphia for
Richmond, was burned to-day 1.-The
crew barely escaping withltheir lives.
New ORLEANs, March 24.--The
jury acquitted @. w. Camack, oharg-
ed with the murder Of John Nixon,
in January last. 32.~ ..trr">
MEMrnIs, Tenn, March 24.--Tho
steamer Gruden, hence for Little
Rock, was snagged to-day, and is q
total loss, No lives lost. ,s~ff,
New YoRx, March 26.--Bailey's
deputies arc being arrested for tres
pass upon business men-breaking
sales and removing books: One Of
them, named Koop, has been bailed
in the sum of $4,000, s, &.
London correspondents say that the
High Court ut Tours is subservient to
the Emperor. .,a.
The Nova Scotia has arrived out.
The Alaska has arrived from As.
pinwall. The Guatamalian revolution
is over. The leaders have all been
captured or shot. The yellow fever
is at Rio Janeiro. Chilli has Indian
troubles. A Frenchman, named Are.
lilo Antonia, has proclaimed himself
King. nas
The Legislature of Colombia rccog.
nizes the Cubans as belligerents.
NEWARK, N. j., March 26.-The
Methodist Episcopal Conference votes,
by two. thirds majority, in favor OF
lay representations.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 26.-A large
quantity of opium was seized here TO-
day. The smugglers, in attempting
to escape, upset their boat and two OF
thcm were drowned.
KEoKUK, Iowa, March 26.-A se-
rious riot is progressing ut Desmoines
Rapids, in the Government works.
1000 Swedos and Irish hold the
works. The sheriff, with large
posse,a has gone'to dislodge them.
Thirty-seven Of the strikers have
bren arrested. 1t is feared that the
canal will be cut, and the works food
ed. g. ,t' .aa s@
New ORLEANS, March 26.-War.
mouth has appointed Mayor and
seven administrators, who elect Sc.
cretary, CITY surveyor, attorney and
six recorders. -Four of tho commits
sioners were recommended by an elec-
toral jury of citizens, of which James
Il. Gglesby, ttho new mayor. was a
member. ,n. LII. .,t'y,-,' t.,7I
WILmINeroN, N. c., March 26.-A
heavy rain storm prevailed here oil
day. '''.' "'~ f+1 s'' ie'S'
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30
Latest Quotations of 7 ],
SOUTHERN '.ssECUlIIRIIETlEs,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., .t1ssth
Corrected Weekly by Al O. rKA q SPMAN
Broker, No. 20 Broad st. & Z &
March,25th., 1870,

uaSSA Snh5SUVAf1 ACeVs o. - ~
STATE SHcURIrIEs-44se&sh Carolina. Old
SO; do, = ew,--@8ot q@do, y : registered
stock, OK int-a(980 ,rqss2 t,.' Z se,T.s / :
RAILROAD ST0ogsa- -Charlotte; Columbia
and Augusta, ,>--@55, Or enville and 90.
lumbia,b 2;ya NORTHEASTERN. 100; Ea-
vannah md Charleston 303 South Carolina,
whole shafesG 453 3,do, (balf )22. ypls{z
SOUTH oARoLlSA BANx iBItLs. 81 {.
Shank Of Gharlestosy iseT issi 81 20
*Bank ofNewbersy,'ar ,,sosS " srss@~--
Bank Of Camden fss@s ssasH e,mEse@--
Bank Of Geofgetown,sj ,5agS,a 2-4-55y-
Bank Of sonth CafoilEo,5 ,aSfass4f 59--
Bank Of ChesteY,7se setspI ,slsfig . 90
Bank Of Hamburg, .ss&4raN ,iIaoI 3M--
Bank of State OFFS. O. prior to 1907, 456
Bank oGbStata1 Of 8. %. tissue I86iaeaI
and 1882riN a1SIa4E ,dgssafsss & lg@-
*Planters' and IN echaniss' Bank 4 4
Charleston, ,spiA epta"io3 ,iaoY NO
*Peeplc'' ~ Banksof ChArlestoh;R q 10
*Union Banksoft tChsrlsst0n. issEg<s ed s.
Southwestern RR Bank Charless q Y
ton, (oldD ,sesra$stf.Ta .atsnSs;t -a- a.
Southwestern u r. Iaak ~ Chariess \ {
ton, (new)ia ,son|saD ,sookiui H-n@-
State Banksof CharlAstoa, sie.a5.; ;,ss ! 8@--
Farmptas ausiiv Ei;xoaahgo banib ofadsf
Charleston, al sFSfhoH 1satzs8 E-ES2
Exchange Bank Of Columbis, 7 sf101S---
Commercials Bank, Of Oolumbiay sysY2@--
Merohant'ss Bank of sohera3s, ,assH $50 :
Planters Bank OF II Fairfield sw9Stak ss@-
State Of o. G. Bills RsoeivaSls, - 3stpar
City Of Charleston Change Iillss 80 J, par
ssalia';ssf 4taHla 4bbfs i taAJSsaSspls tayssaaSsp!
asoriag btiysFss s5i0psy Sassyfsa Banl
rates is cent aasta oatil soa ssook eslla.er
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The Su.
preme Courtin BENZ. Y. Flanders vs..
John +. Tweed, a cotton case, reversed
the judgment below, and remanded
the cause for n now trial.
Revenue receipts to-day $4,000.
Spain he's 80 vessels, 900 guus, and
$4,000 seamen in Cuban forces.
ln the Senate reports were made
adverse to the San Domingo treaty,
and consideration Of treaties for ac.
quisition of territory was had in open
session.
The Utah polygamy bill was
resumed, and discussed to adjourn
ment., Summers biii to strengthen the
legal reserves and promote specie
payment was indefinitely postponed.
Johnson introduced q. bill dividing
Virginia into two judicial Districts.
The House Committee on Foreign
Relations agreed to report resola.
ton of neutrality between Spain anI
Cuba, and repeating the neutrality
act of 1918. tai ~ ,s1 y
The Reconstruction Committee
heard Perkins, speaker of tie Ten
nessee Legislature. No. action. The
nennesseeans II, have further hearing
lnrEsday. %rs ,'''~o z"
- ny ! aare:gh Eeiatlons COMMITTEE
1y on tho DonmarG treaty for the acl
quisitionsof ST .AThomas.R They also
aeou;s;tion % ~ ay,i fsrr;tarv areeS p sa'nS' any
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30

Gen. Hooker has ordered Mr..
Walker the scenic artist, to paint a
large picture Of tho battle Of Look
Out Mountain. Fighting Joe Hook.
er, on frey untamed steed, will of
course, be the star.fgure. - y
1--WE would also suggest that he
have another painted Of the battle Of
Chancelloryille.1 S"stHv'". &
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30

A large, number Of, petitions are
coming in for The abolition Of the
income tax. ~ sq ,,4,<.,,.,
Gen. Thursten, formerly of Thom.
as staff is opposed to military recon
strpotion. 7Hh 7s'm"r sa' oFisohs
The Senate was not in session to.
The House met for the purpose of
debate. ,s ,lss ril .,s'5N - ~
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!, 'STRAYED{ OR, STOLEN,

IRON, tho, subscriber, on Thursday even.
,Ehingss 18th instant, "a Bay Mare. thirteen
hands high, eight or nine years old, ,orupper
scalds dssnnIl old saddle soreYon gths, wjtl,srs,
Any information Scopccrnipg Shers ~ heres
abouts Will Sbe thankfu,ly Received. l,yy fs.
= McCafley, ginmbbo Robert McCarlsy.
bon giassss !, Or aSaels%p 9 5sSi ...sSf
i JOHN G. MACKORELL, ,s
/, mar 2A-t2x2 Blackstooks, S. c.
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Market Reports.

New YoRK, March &c, ,7.P. N, -.
Cotton quiet, with sales Of 1900
bales bales gati,SSa. Gold III. sJ.iSYss3i 4
CHARLEsToN,l March 26.--Cotton
quiet and steady---middllngs II re.
oeipts 364;sales SO bales. Iy0
LlvERrooT. March 26. 'l-s Cotton
qqieat=aplsn.ds Ip|!a. 1881, TO Orleans eis Til
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30
Testimonials from England.

Sir -Having suffered severely from
,rheumatio pains in the head and face, was
induced, from, what heard said of it. to
try PEnnY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. from which
soon found relief. II is indeed q valuable
article. am yours,f &c. 7rt
WILLIAM EVANS, (Miuer.)
Wiilenhall, England.
This Is 10 certify that have heen suf
ferer from Indigestion and violent Sick
Headache lot, upwards of fur years.
havcsconsulted many Of The Faculty, hu.
have derived no material benefit from any
.soarcs. until 4 tried PEnRY DAvis' PAIN
KILLER, which, I anu happy to state, has
fore. tESTIIER BRIGGS.
&E Bolton, England.
GENTLEMRa,--1 have much pleasure in
speaking OF ilia great efficacy and useful
ness Of your PaINutKILGgR. Tw6$ years
ago. ! was severely afflicted With o painful
internal disease, when "a friend Of MING,
who had Just returned from the States.
gave, mo a small quantity of PAIN SKILLea,
which hs had brought over with him! Il
took II as directed. md Tho relief wes ifns
mediate, and SO satisfied wns Of les value
as medicine. that I Immediately sent to
/ New York for half dozen bottles ;and
au,t thankfuf to]eay, thetit has proved SO
my, family and ,friepdss who have used b gef
'inestimable value inI relieving almost ali
kinds Of pain and suffering ~ 8 sssS 81
g. Yours, &o., sSS III. D.. MEAD rs
! No. Raii-Mali, ynianchestctss8
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30

!, !, ,,Gt,,1A healthy and exhilitatina
beverage is DR.. TUFTS. Golden Eagle
bitters.w2"rH yad'a "@a ,yTsq~ca sisT
" Dyspeptios should uso, Dr,
Tutt's Golden Eagle Bitters. ssoa3 !
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-30
Reality ofArabIen NIGHTS,

In tho .diarypsof the Hon. Mrs,
Gray, who travelled in 4 Turkey and
Egypty in the suite OF tho Princess q,
Walos, she has plaoed so,no facts and
fgures in a, M N orc re- .appreoiabley Ishape
than other, travellers had done, In
one of the , Eastern pal aces which stb q
lady visited, the bedstoads were Iol
silver, and cost each g&l5, 1000. The
royal bankrupt, who owns them is al.
ways'in The loan market. The three
chief dresses Of the daughter Of the
Viceroy of Egypt, recently married.
other matters ,tof mere show were in
l'ko proportion. The expenses of the
wedding weroS liked at $2O0,OOO, ex.
elusive OF dresses and silver bedsteads.
Inc same amount was provided for
fireworks and display. and presents to
the slaves andipoPulace. But all the
extravaganza is'not laVishcd on the
women. Mon who encourage waste
IN the other sex 3fe always ready
ehough TO throw away money on their
own lollios. me Flceroy OF Egypt
mas treasures OF pipes, some. ofEthem
Josilus ',,s no less 'nan thirty thousand
uo''arS sP'Gsac; a.;ys he PROVIDED the par
W 0! inc i,rince or Wales with an
assoremeht OF theso pipes, and twenty
saves wore IN attendance to keep the
pipes aforesaid clean and in order.
uo Arapiah '1'i N'ghts are pleasant
Icauing, ana nave hitherto been re- re-
salaeu US notion. II these latter ac-
eoun's ., are erae' shefe must DO more
..M;s.t. .nS;s taan !, " we nave supposed In tho
IN ights.' *" ,.
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Notice

hereby given that at the expiration Of
\ ninety days from the publication hereof
application will be made for The renewal Of
Certificates Of Stock In the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad Company, aa!d Scrip
having been lost or destroyed.
Said Scrip bears date 9th day Of July,
1869. No. 873, for four shares to David
Milling. Guardian for W. 4. Milling.
No. 872 for four shares to David Y. Mil.
Ing.
No. $40 for six shares to John II. Mil.
ling. W. A. MILLING.
jim 8-law8m
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ENOM my pasture on The night Of the
lIth inst, two yonng red moylcy In
calf cows with white spots on sides, nlso
abont three weeks since, n black horned
well-grown yearling heifcr.
Any person giving information which
Will lead TO the recovery Of tho above pro.
perty will be we'll rewarded by
=. HASTINGS, Jackson Creek.
mar 22-x2fl
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EOMETIHIE(s NEW.

fitfiE sabscsiBss Has pussha ssd tbs passas
l. Right for sAaking sfghs poands Of bit
tes, egs Of one gellyp of Hiiik. No ham.
bug. Call Al his eto'e cad exass....sss inc
bnttsfs fetaify night fot ssis. .ifS ,aEfa 4!
fsb2s R.sIpKE
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Flour ! Flour! Flour! 500
81 BARRELS FLOUR just received and
- for sale by t-se.4s ~ mar
n. W. DEsPORTEs, y
JON ~ xaHaD ~ q gNCorner!No. I.
Nomination.

Mr.. Editor: r.
Wo beg leave to nominate tho following
gentlemen'for reelection TO ibe Offices of
intendant and Wardcns Of the Town of
"innsboro at the ensuing election, aud
oblige ,$r. Ciriznss.
For Intsndaat.
GEO. II. Nom AsTER. q d l45
% s gat For Kdrd.ns.. 81 .-& astI
l.. N. Withers, j. M. Elliott, ]. A. Fraser,
w. II. Williams. eI'6,n1 @r7@-@ ','
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

Mayors CouRr.-The following cases
were examined and disposed Of at the
Mayors court yesterday morning
Joseph Wilson (negro), charged with
picking the pocket of Temple Davis OF 81
in United States currency, was sent on tc
be indicted, and committed to Jail.
Sam Page (negro), charged with fighting
in the street, was discharged.
Martha White (negro), charged with un
lawfully OBTAINING Sl5 worth Of bed clothes
belonging to Anna Perkins, was discharged
Lilly Bennett and Emma Lord, charged
with using slanderous and abusive ianguag'
to Anna Carter, were discharged.
Champion Moody (negro), charged VIII
assaulting with rock Miss Fitzpatrick
Case continued. :,
Lucien Beard, charged with horse-stcal'
ing, was called, and his case continued un'
til tomorrow. go,
David johnson (negro), charged with
having in his possession iron valued at fifty
dollars, stolen from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, was called and the evidence
heard, and the accused was sent on tol
felony, and bail required in $3.50 tor his
appearance.
tizzy Wicks, charged with having and
receiving diamond breastpin valued al
$500, was sent on for felony, and bailed II
$500 for her appearance.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

a. G. PCLLIAM-4 o'clock-Eifteen lots on Man
chester and falling Creek turnpike, three miles
from Manchester.
LYME & BROTHER-!s o'clock-vsluablcb O build
Ing lot north side Of Marshall between Twenty.
ninth and Thirtieth streets.
COOK s. LAUGHToN-io o'Gjpck-At r. Do.
minicl's, Franklin between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth 5'reets.
LEE & GODDIN-a a clock-Two valuable build.
ing lots on Main street between Henry and
Relvidere.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN--4 o'clock-vaIuabie
brick tenement, lis, west side OF Sixth nea.
Canal street. ..--e ..
THOMAS ". KEESEE-l0. o'clock-Householt
furniture, carpe 3, showcase, wal ches, &c.
COOK & LAUGHTON-lli o'clock-Large sal.
Of furs for ladies and gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

MoRruARY REPoRT.-The following is
the mortuary report Tor the week ending
Saturday, January lst, compiled from sex
tons' returns, received at the Office of the
Board of Health: Whole number of deaths
in the city, 29. In addition still-born
were reported. Sex: Males, II; females,
II. Color: White males, 8 white females,
6; colored males, 9; colored females, 6.
Condition: Single, l3; married, I; widow
crs, I; widows, s. unknown, Nativity :
United States, 27 Ireland, /; Nova SEQ
tia, /. Age: day to 80, 3; month to 6,
1; year to 8, 3; years to S, l; 10 years
to 20, l; 20 years to &c, 4; 80 years to 40,
2; 40 years to so, 8; SO years to 60, 4; so
years to 10, Q; TO- years to so, :; 80 years to
90, l.; unknown, 3. Cause of death {:
Brain disease, consumption, 5; conyul-
sions, congestion Of lungs, |; cholera
infantum, dysentery, ] erysipelas, ! !;
enlargement of heart, l; intemperance, l {;
imperfect development, =; ; lockjaw, l pa
ralysis, 2; peritonitis, /; pneumonia
(acute), 8; pneumonia (chronic), Q; soft
ening of brain, tubercular disease, !;
unknown, 4.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

CoLoREp PEOPLE STILL Go1NG SOUTH
The labor agency of Mr.. J. P. Justis, in
this city, sent South last week ninety
colored persons, and sixty more On last
Monday. The first were to go to Louisiana,
and the last 10 Mississippi, and they will
be employed at good wages on the sugar
and cotton plantations in those States. MIR.
Justis has sent from this neighborhood
within three months about 500 persons,
mostly men, and those who left in October
and November write to friends here that
they are delighted with their new homes.
Their employers, they say, are reasonable,
the climate delightful, and wages are pune
tually paid. Good hands receive twenty
dollars month. Such inducements will
lead to still more numerous exodus from
this vicinity, and advices from the interior
indicate that in nearly every county the
negro population is lessened daily by emf
grafton to the far South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

The year 1870 finds the art OF photography car
rcd to perfection by those skilful operators who
have kept pace with the discoveries OF science
md the inventions OF the Ingenious. Among these
operators c. r. REESE & Co. take front rank, as
ls conceded bs the profession aud acknowledged
by the critical taste OF the most fasdinus public.
They have neglected nothing In their efforts to at
tain and hold their advanced position, and they
confidently offer to excel all competitors In this
city IN the production of every species and size OF
photographs. Enjoying every facility in their
large and long-cstablished gallery. they make no
false pretensions when they claim to furnish their
patrons the very best photographs Mt the very low
est prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

WARNING AGAINST STOLEN NOTES.-The
Comptroller of the Treasury has notified
the banks in this city that the man charged
with stealing $4,000 of unsigned fifty and
one hundred-dollar notes prepared for the
First National Bank of Jersey City, in
April 1867, has been tried and was found
guilty, but for an alleged defect in the in
dictment was discharged. AS attempts may
be again made to put the stolen notes in
circulation, the Comptroller recommends
that all notes of the denominations named
purporting to be issued by the First
National Bank Of Jersey City be rejected.
The bank will, however, redeem all genuine
notes as fast as they may be presented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

APPOINTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT
Colonel E. T. D. Myers has been appointed
General Superintendent of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. No
better selection. could have been made.
Colonel Myers unites with his eminent skill
and long experience as civil engineer the
knowledge of all the details Of the work he
now assumes, together with the courteous
bearing of the gentleman and we con.
cratulate the company and the public that
his services have been secured to this i'm
portant line of railroad.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

Copx AND FLOUR ExcHASuE.-At the
semi-annual meeting Of the Board of Di-
rcc,ors of the Corn and Flour Exchange
the secretary's semi-annual report was pre-
sented and approved. The following is the
Committee of Arbitration for the current
quarter: A. Y. Stokes, George S. Palmer,
c. T. Wortbam, James n. Wise, and }. B.
Wilson. The following were appointed q
committee to nominate officers for the next
year: Macon Martin, n. NJ. Wilson, j. Il !
Blair, W. D. Tompkins, j. H. Martin. The
following inspectors OF election were chosen
Thomas J. Spencer, H. E. c. Baskeryill
and Coleman Wortham. Several memoers
gave notice Of proposed changes IN the BY
laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

A curious discrepancy drops out in Mrs.
Stoves new version of her conversation
with Lady Byron. 1t is this: Lady Byron
says that OH one occasion, in her presence,
before marriage, Lord Byron tainted away,
and attributes his emotion to fear OF de-
tection" of the incest and yet, few
pages further on, we find her declaring
that he freely acknowledged the crime to
her (of which she had no ocular or other
proofs), boasted of it, and justified it,
Ne,c York Journal of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

NOTED CLERGYMAN AND PUBLIC LECTURER
says Of Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs "In
all my lecturing tours put Troches into my car
pet-bag as ognlirly as do lectures or linen."
Public speakers, vccaisss, and all others who ex-
crcise the voice, should never fail Of using tbs
Troches. They surrass all other preparations In
clearing and strengthening the voice, removing
hoarscnc.s, allaying Irritation OF the throat and
as a cough remedy are pre-emInontly the best.
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ABURENENTS.

CT. ALBAN'S HAL 1.-The Rev.
y HENRY WALL will repeat his POEM ON
FASHION ut ST. Adams Hall on THU uRSDAi
EVENING the 9Th instant, commencing at
O'Clock. IL.
TICKETS OF ADMISSION may be had at the door |;
also, at the hook and drug stores on Main street,
ut Tylcr's and Nowlan's tewelry stores. at l.. D..
BosSieux's confectionery store, at DaVies's music
store, at Benedict's corner Main and Eighth; at
Hazrrd's drug store, corner Fourth and Franklln
1T Dupuy's drag store, Broad street between
Fourth and Fifth and ut McCrecry's hardware
store, corner Broad and EigilI, and at Lecky IS
drug rtorc, corner Broad and Nineteenth.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06

DRAWN JURORS FOR THE HusTINGs COURT.
The following is a list Of the jurors drawn
yesterday for the January term of Judge
Bramhall's court: Patrick Larkin, A. Y.
Stokes, Ro. Edmond, William B. Isaacs,
John Butler, James 4. Scott, John H. Gill
Moses A. Waterman, Archer Anderson,
John C. Tiller, John J. Pendleton, Miles
Cary, Thomas W. Graves, George Barga-
min, William NJ. Kennedy, Thomas fl.
Wynnc, Henry Klauber, Edward Beck,
Philip J. Wright, J. II. Martin, Charles B.
Tanccy, Albert Lybrock, William B. Cook,
Joseph W. Johnston, A. NJ. BillupB, J. F.
benson, J. B. Danforth, J. II. Abrahams.