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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-11-23

Address II. v. Pierce, vi. d., Buffalo, N. Y,
and get pamphlet Catarrh free, or send sixty
cents and get DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. $500 re-
ward s offered by the proprietor for of Catarrh
which he cannot cure Sold by druggists.
nl7-3tdkltwl
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Ehrerennrf Price Gn-rant,

t.ADE Fgax ACTUAL SALES. as rHEE rRAssPigEp.J
1t should be understood that quotations, gener
ally represent the wholesale prices in United ststei
currency. In filing small orders, higher rates viii
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CIRCULAR.
YvHE undersigned offers his services Purchasing
l. Agent to the merchants of Shreveport, Jefferson
and Northern Texas for the purchase of Western Pro-
duce Flour, Sugar, Coffee and general groceries, hav
ing made liberal arrangements with importers of coffee
and receivers of sugar He is instructed to grant favor
able terms as to time &C., ON all orders received from
responsible firms. Commission -four &C. per barrel;
all other purchases Il per cent From long experience
in business guarantee satisfaction in price and quality
of all goods ordered
Refers to E. H. Rodd; J. J. Ban Pomcy Son ;
Lawler & Seby; John c. Stewart; Moran Noble;
Maxwell l. Co.; Capt. McComas of steamer Rudolph;
Kouns Line of Red river packets and the trade in gen.
eral. IL. j. BAER,
n22 d&w2m Glass box No. 70, New Orleans, La.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD Furnished by Messrs
soge Durihger, Druggists, Milan street:
Tuesday. November D.
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FIRST CLASS IMPROVED AND UNIM-
proved City Property by Auction.
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THREE BEAUTIFUL LOTS
In AIIenaaIe Subdivision.
BY AUCTION.

II. TEL. ROSSON, Auctioneer.
II Will sell at the Market House, on Thursday,
Il Dec. /, 1870, at IL o'clock NJ, promptly, Lots
Nos. 30, So and 81, same being choice lots, Us per
map of same, Of record in Recorders Office, Book r..
page 607, to which the public are referred.
TKRMs-Cash in IT. s. Currency, on the spot.
n2odtdsI p R0SSON, Auctioneer.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
PRICES SUIT THE TINES.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
CRAIG g EV A Ms ,
CHEAP CASH STORE!
Formerly R. Craig & CO.
Formerly R. Craig & CO..
80 TEXAS STREET. .........-..32
| SHREVEPORT, LA.

SHREVEPORT, LA.
WE have received very large and we'll assorted
w stock of Fall Goods selected expressly for this
market, consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes Hats Notions etc. purchased entire for cash in
New York and New Orleans Auctions.
Read few of the prices and inducements we now
offer:
AKA bleached cotton cents per yard
Fast color calico cents per yard.
Best standard prints "A cents per yard
French muslin deaine 221S cents per yard
Fine French poplins 20 cents per yard
Fine English merno As cents per yard
All wool flannel 25 cents per yard
Splendid linseys Is cents per yard.
Kentucky jeans 20 per yard.
Very good ticking Is cents per yard.
10x4 sheetings As cents per yard.
SKA table damask 81 II cents per yard.
10x4 bed spreads 81 so each.
A beautiful assortment of Arabs, Cioaks, Shawls
etc, at exceedingly low prices.
CLOTHING:
A beautiful assortment equally cheap.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
A mammoth stock of all kinds and sizes
HATS AND CAPS,
In endless variety.
TRUNKS:
An immense assortment.
And thousand other articles too numerous to men
ton but call and examine the stock before purchasing
elsewhere for the only place to find bargains in Shreve-
port is the cheap cash store.
CRAIG l. EVANS,
n13w4t1 so Texas Street. Shreveport, La.
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PRESSES PRESSES PRESSES

JONES' FOUNDRY.
Inc 1LE %loU w
JONES' IMPROVED PRESS. 5000 90
PROVOST celebrated SCREW and LEVER
PRESS, for hand, horse or steam power. $500 90
THAVE the sole right to sell the Utley Press in Caddo
l. Parish. Planters who desire to put up their own
presses have the rons with the right the build for
the Utley Press at $3.50; Jones Press S14o and Pre-
vost $3.50.
Orders left at McCutchen & Co.'S. will be promptly
attended to-. au3l w3ml T. W. JONES.
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BOARD WANTEl
L. COOK,
Copper, Tin, and Sheet-Iron Worker,
Texas Street, above Market Street.
SITpEVEpnpT IA

SHREVEPORT, La,
II EEPS constantly on hand full assortment o
N COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
of the most approved patterns. Particular attention
paid to roofing and steamboat work. Cistern pumpi
repaired. d51y
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"ISHING to make change in my business will
wv sell at private sale from this day, nv Livery
Stable outfit, consisting Of Horses and Mules of ali
description. Carriages, Hacks, Hearses, Bug
gies, Wagons, &c, reasonable terms Also
will sell or lease my stables from January l. 1871
iya7-Wtfl JOHN CALDWELL 8
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FOR SALE.

+ HAVE Twenty fine BUGGIES, HACKS and CAR.
J. RIAGES, with Harness, for sale at low rates
a8 d&wtfI r. CALDWELL
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves TODAY wednesday, November es
-, The and light draft passen-
q - AA ger packet LIGHTEsT, A. Red
- ssssGss3zzzA man, master, will leave above on
the arrival OF the from Haville. Fer freight or
passage apply on board, or to
n2sT JAS. f. PHELPS Anent
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SHREVEPORT RREWERY.

SHREVEPORT BREWERY.
EHHE undersigned respectfully informs the public that
IL he has purchased from Mr. A. Schaffner the we'll
known Shreveport Brewery. for the purpose of con-
tnuing the manufacture of LAGER BEER. All orders
from either the city country, promptly filled
Address Box 2sl, Shreveport, La. Fl. LINMAN.
Shreveport, January 10. 1866.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
Leaves on THURSDAY. Noyemher "a

r--n The elegant, new and substantial
11lsasssk - Carter-line packet NICK WALL,
. $3.50 Thomas Poe, master, j. w. Poe,
clerk, will leave as above, at o'clock P. NJ. For
freight passage apply on board, or to
ma JAS. E. PHELPS, Agent.
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EoR NEW ORLEANS.

Leaves TODAY "Wednesday, November Is.
--~--, Tho substantial and low-water
- - II packet, CARRIE CONVERSE,
slSS2sSzszaZas-szaa Capt G. w. Rea I'll, A. Dohrman.
clerk will leave as above, for New Orleans and all
way landings, the arrival of the cars from Hall
For hoa r,,nn
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Thr new moncy-order offices in Virginia
arr tuprpcr Courthouse. Ehstville, Cor
rnu>yillc, Manassas, Smithleld, and Suf-
lnlk.
The police commissioners have decrced
that every patrolman shall "wear u shirt
collar, ncck-tic, .and gloves" which form
, comfortable summer UNIFORM World.
The Cleveland Boiler Plate Company's
rolling mill was destroyed by fire on Satur-
d,y night. The lJSs is estimated at $50, 900
To- $4,000. me fire is supposed to have
,gu9ht from 4 spark from locomotive.
saturday afternoon the stable of William
IIuhlrf, at CoX~ckic. New York, was set
nn tire hy lightning and totally destroyed,
with lis contents, including two horses.
The loss is $1,000.
The barn of 4. Best. two miles above
undertook village. New York, was totally
DESTROYED on Saturday night. together with
large stock OF hay and grain. Loss,
5000.
captain T.. c. Randolph, the land agent,
who was killed in Lynchburg last Wednes-
day. is well known throughout the Valley.
llr lived in Augusta county previous to the
war, where he married IN excellent young
lady. and in tit of insanity killed her by
shooting her through the hcad.-Nd'rison'
iuiry ictttr-- BdlttnlOre sam.
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s,TIsIsEGIsFFfg NEWS.

Nsw York stock and Hsoaey Mark ct.
NEW YeRH. Jnls ss-Ncd-s--ssocks dull.
Gold, ,2ci. Money, l@t per cent. Sterling Elk.
change -Long, loia; short, lies. s-zos, 'ea, 100.
Tennessee e'S--Ex.coupons. eai; new, eli. yir-
R.nia s's--Ex-coupons, 90; new, %. Missouri
s's, SCI. Louisiana sss, 60 new. e. Leree s's,
s.; SIS, IS. Alabama SIS, ps s's, 10 Georgia es,
20; rs, 90. North, Carolina e's, 4ss; new, 30.
South Carolina 6's rs !; new, ~, sJ
Epes,i,g.- Money, 4Gs per cens. Sterling, 1929
6llo. Governments strong and slightly higher,
s-2o's, o. Ioas Gold closed steady ut 12ossBleoa.
Southern Securities firm In Tennessee's, with some
little business but other wise dull and quotations
nominal. Tennessee s's, 50; new, e1t.
Nght.-Money very easy. Sterling Exchange
dull and heavy. Gevernments-e's. 81; coupons,
l,93 loas 'o4's. 1905 'o5's 1903; new, los !;
,e7's, 1854 'es's, 1854 10 4os, loes Gold-During
the forcnoon che Gold-roohi MAS FREE from excite
ment, although the market advhnced and hicsua-
,ions we're rrsquent. The price advanced from
Iisito i7,t and fell again to 1909. In the after
noon Gold was firm and closed steady. Southern
Observation-Disclosures SIS, 90. louisiana 6s, es;
new, CO. Levee ss, es; SIS, IS. Alabama 49, os;
SIS, 20. Gcorgias's, 50; rs, CO. North Carolina
SIS, Is; new, 80. South Carolina 6s, - new;f.
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9girffhr'rrttrc1a 4 Islps tfh |,
I, EsDAY. ."..,'''.'...''oh1 20 A''V'
INK T,,-r.xs-AxEs WEbD,sa--ALh Asopr

rnr T,,-rlre.As.s WEbD,sa---ALh ABou1
.nS the following appeared in
~" organ of responsibility less assured
a s,, an established Boston newspaper It's
,,'"i.licatipa might he regarded with some s
'.;ta,;o,, As Il is, we can only rcau from
'bo BOSTON Post, and wonder: .
90" =. Yearly all the bridal outfit was ordered
,..oaa and was selected and made under
I,.n '.,,mcryision OF Mrs. Webster. the sister
- Mrs. Butler, who is 1T present IN ter
r,,,,v s,Irerintending the education OF her
',n children and the two sous Of General
Entlrr. who are there with her. Every
,r;ng i very elegant, and neither pains nor
ry,%nse has been spared to make the trU'ts-
,cGy as complete as possible. Among the
thirgs that were sent were:
'One dozen robes dc sstit trimmed with
yacnciennes; one dozen. robes de 'sst
,rinIued with French works eonc dozen
.,t> under-c,.othing with yalenciennes
hgnds and sedecs; one dozen sets under"
,nthinSs Nth Frcnch embroidered bands
,ad c>,ccs /: one dozen embroidered CAM
ric cnanhinc. iacketss one dozen corset
,vrrs trimmed with Talenciennes and
yrnrh embroidery; one-half dozen en-
,roilercd flannel underskirts one dozen
,amhric skirts for walking dresses; one
,i,lrn cambria skirts for train dresses; one
Ialcn pairs silk stockings; one dozen paifs
I,lc thread stockings 5, two dozen pairs
B,lhriccan stockings; three pairs slippers
,no dozen pairs white kid gloves, six but
IONS: one dozen pairs hSht-shade KID
loves, three buttons; one dozen pairs
I,rk.s shade kid gloves, three buttons four
Of. French flowers six fans Eve hats !;
* white cambria dresses one white
Ir,nrh muslin with train six embroidered
muslin Jackets; two point lace handser-
[6,i.: one dozen Falcnciennes ha,dkcr-
chiefs, ono dozen French embroidered
h,nIkrrchicfs: two dozcn hemstitched
with Initial handkercbicfs; point lace
ryr-,kirt and hounce half yard deep ;
lurhcs>c lace oger-.kirt and tiounce halt
,ard deep; point lace shawl; two Llama
'r, jackets; 70 Dir parasols: six suits"
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are mot sdheFe az the AecfaFassonM 1850
French vessels VIII not saIze Che properly
OF the enemy when stch property is Thu
cafgo Of 4 rspanisisao an american vessel
Brgvided It is not cantraband OF war
cotfscase the proIserty of Americans Si
spaniar1s found on board vessels OF the
enemy.A ~ - fsrsy Esss H. tstt no II
Tie Jositral, del announces That, The
Mhfster OF War has given. Instruct Hons to
coglmence, putting In q state oG defence and
readiness for active service the old fortifiea.
tiohs, Of Paris and the forts beyond the
present line mJworks. t.s4 fFs ~. II {
UNITED sTATEs cfhcuIdE 10 rs MINISTERS IN
Fsa III EUR0PE-CUBA.tisiss ~. s ~. -
J, New YoRK, July General William s.
Hilzer, of this city formerly OF General
Grants staff, sailed Saturday as bearer of a
special message relating in part To Cuban
affairs to our Ministers in London, Paris,
Berlin, and Madrid. izraSa saoaa 81 .esss5 !
- .ssSe'i, The --latest. +, 4 3si'. u.
e ARIs, July 25.--No battle is expected to
occur fol-. several days. 's.'''s.
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ssti SO u s sl ss ri: \ 6
Si@e white, S145E 5St4ss. Wi,sts Css. 49,
s s.s;islsS sl .siss B gssssss' &. L
essnss M nsso sasiss s; sa as
sasar sides sherIecrly harss;
virginia 81 pi hiss q as asss: q as
ceapoHs old oQs bid, asked asso, new, @ BID
NEwoRIEs rs, July ss.l-c Sstonftnes ss l1se.
sales y eebsses receipts 40 exports % Hasrs
and go bales soc ss, e sses 81
gar firm prime, 15c. MolnseeS-FcrmeEting SOC,
Gold, 12oi.s New Yerksight u pfesaiam.
ii o1NcIssATz, sJaIy ~. -Ffoar sdnIi and nm IN,
changed. Corn quiet ana HrhGfs;; mixed, s7c.
ing Ness PORK, $se5S. B b: ssoniaers isc..
i7talsic. Lard, 1oac. sf5i{5 : ''''e :
CHARLESTON July ss.-ogtton quiet, viii, d
Light stock mifdiinRs, Is@ls2e.; sales, 50 bales
TsSeipts la4 bales; EXPORTS ee7 bales stock lao
low middlings, 1sc. receipts, So bales exports
Soas'"ise, a66 bales; stock, COS bales.
SAVANNAH, July ss.-Cotton frm with ligat
oheI,nga,; low middlings, lsc. sales, 80 bales !;
reGe1pts' ~ bales; exports sco bales stock, CO..
JAWS Tt .9t-zss5s go III Vf5svt 49, I,
:, 81. LOUIS, July s.-Flour-Supcrfne. "a. 500
gS5: Corn. anIl and 2Gsse. lower; mixed, soc
Shoulders, 14lc. Lard, Ice, -
MOBILE, July 2s.-Cotton duh and unchanp rod |.
low riddliIgs l7c; sales, 1sO bales receipts, IS
AUGUSTA, July as.--Cotton armcr and mora
active at 49,. sales 200 bales receipts so bales.
LOUISVILLE, July as.--Flour, grain, and whis-
key unchanged. u zl.,.rllst I. -
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The Sea-H1nts to Esathess, 20 Beta ken
Freely and Without GhasE6s ~ ~

Persons who visit the seashoye this
mer will enjoy themselves o great dealRere
If thew will heed the following suggestions
to bathers IF you get too far away from
shore and find yourself sinking, 1t VIII be;
prudent to write off your last words on q
piece of paper and then tie the document to
a stone and throw it ashore. This was Bcn-
jamin Franklin's habit every time, ne was
drowned look what q great man he got
to be l Unless you are staying at Q yery
fashionable hotel, it will not be necessary to
enter the water attired In dress CON- ana
white kids and if you are not very ANXIOUS,
about STAYING in certain length of TINES
do not take your watch In, with YOU ~
Persons liable to take cold from damp
| feet will find gum shoes seryiceable during
| the bath, and if the ocean is as dusty as 10
| is sometimes in the theatres, o linen dusteri
will be nice to have along to protect your
suit. If you are small man, never try 70
battle fat woman who weighs more tnan
three hundred pounds There isa popular
idea that such beings float, but we kaoNs
one who was knocked over on q Ma4 ~ ana
breakers with such force that ne iWas,
mashed out 30 fiat that he could be clipped
lunder q closed door without scraptng. u
there are indications Of o freshet inthe ocean,
it win be better not to go In ct all; but under
lno circumstances try to- produce ipWi
tide by sucking up the water with g ~
Iringe, The hotel keepers do nos ING ,lt.
Never bathe while you are ut dI1ner DUE
i II WIFI be well if you intend to Try sWlRs-
ming over to Europe to take little lunch
ialons in a Theoretically sealed sardine hox:
This lis recommended by the fleuity, AN.
they always do 1t themselves Wnen s aasy
make the trip. If the water Is ,veIy.a s .sl..
the wisest plan Is to dress yourse4t hra,s M
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The Valley Acknowledgment Lee to
be President. 10

STANTON, VA, July Pa large meet
the Valley railroad. Hon. A. Ii. Ii. Stuart,
Colonel j. B. Baldwin, Colonel Mike Ct.
Hartman, General Echols, and othcrs.Were
present. Colonel Hartman resigned the;
presidency Of the road, saying he had ass
s11rance that General B. r. Lee would aIe
cept it in connection with his dutiessas pre-
sident of Washington College by conseat1f
the Board of Trustees. !. A barbeedeta AID
of the! road will be held here next week, at
which Generals Lee and Echols, and
Messrs. Stuart, Wise, Sutherlin, and others,
will speak. .T.,a ,,t,.lif- ,r.., s
John Randolph Tucker, elected TO the
law professorship of Washington College,
has accented that position. - -, ].
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TCE.CREAM. S0Ds-WATER. DC.
ltE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
= z,ynpe,s at TsPat,r,nNpvy

The undersigned Is now prepared to manufac-
tur' and furnish at short notice his celebrated
ICF CREAM, So well known To The trade.
!iui-Is. saloons. RESTAURANTS, Snd Restaurants,
rrtvatc Parties, ptc-hics, and Fairs, will be sup
rli"d at Wholesale prices.
Delivered 10 all parts oil tho city free Of charge.
I have also fitted up an ELFGh Nj ICE
CREAM SALOON, where | am always ready to
f"rvc ladies and gentlemen with the most delicious
rv!rcshlncnt that can DC found in The: city.
&. ZlMMFR,
nv 2I--3m No. l5i3 Main street.
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nonestic Markets-(BY ,TIRLEGHApul.

NEwYoRK. July 25-NooH- FLOUR dull and ur-
changed. Wheat dull and yielding. Cofton
strong; middiing uplnds, soIc.;. Orieans, sotC.
sales, 400 bales. Tu,gentine sleady ~ 49c. hosih
Epenino.ssCctton firn,er. with fair demand ;
sales. 1000 bales middiing upland, 2a3c; Flour
state afd western le9lsc. iowes; ,supsrfne state,
sS55cs 10 wsr on common and inferior; winter red
and am Der western, Sl.52@sl.ss. Corn sG4sc.
lower new mixed western, ese. closing g.. y
sis': new extra NESS Sle@Sl9, Fork unchanged:
Lard ale idicr; kettle, l7sc. Whisky steady u
ri. 0i6fsl 0sL Groceries quiet but firm. Naval
s.ores steady. Turpentinc, i0c. Hosin unchanged:
5aliow steady st la@lokc. Fseiehis TO Liverpool
steady. g
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Murder I'm the Georgia Legislature
A C0lored Messenger Kills q COlored
R5nrp,hor. DO. <

ATLANTA, GA, July 25.-Moses Fl. Bent.
low colored messenger of the House. of
DELEGATES. this morning shot and instantly
killed Malcolm Claiborne, colored repre-
sentative from Burke county. The shoot
inc crew out of q private quarrel. Bentley
was a expelled from his position in the House,
and has been lodged i'll jail.
The proceedings in the Legislature are
unimportant. - =, :. -, ),
An election in Georgia this fall is consld-
cred q foregone conclusion.
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Foreign nrarkets-EBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, July 25.-Noon. -Consuls, $50. Ameri.
can securities fiat. United States bonds, 81. Com
LoNDoN,. July 2s-Eueain5. Consols, 500. Uni.
ted States bonds, Sll..
LIVERPOOL, July IS - Noon. - Cotton steady.
uplands, sgd; Orleans, SD; estim atcd sales, L,
900 bales. Red western Wheat, los. Id; red win.
ter, los. lid. . = 2.r1. tr7,S
LIVERPOOL, July IS Eueatng. - Cotton; mn.
changed and firm sales, 1900 bales, including
s.oOo bales for speculation and export Beef, llss
Cd. Bacon, SIS. r-s =, ~ -.i.fr !.
PARIS, July 25.-Bourse opened firm rentes,
eff. a0c. - - s0 n
FRANKFoRT, July 25.-UnIted States Bonds
steady ut 7sS@7Sf. - f.>4ti~<a ,.f-l &,
HAvRE, July 25.-Cotson opened Arm on the
spot, 9Sf - - r. .,.sz ,.s i.
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CAEoLIS f R1cR1Nas BERNaRD.-This well
.nown f.nglish opera prima donna will
lave r,uito \ strong company next season,
~ aaviny brought together the most Ia
r. ,t.s, members of the two companies who
'rayc,lcd last season. The new company
rnv consists of Mrs. Richings Bernard, Miss
Rose IIcrSce, Miss Emma Howson, sopra-
rn, Mrs, Zelda Scgun, Annie Kemp Bow
ir, contraltos: Mrs. William Castle, Mr..
Rrokhouse Bowler, Mr.. John Chatterson,
,rnors Mr.. Edward Scguin, builo; Mr..
kIbcrt Lawrence. baritone; Mr.. ). y.
Daimpbcll, Mr.. Henri Drayton, ana Mr.
Arthur Howell, basSoS.
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hi an ExDFN6S 0E4c4s u 80
Is s Prom ira TftusyiiIa Issrx16 ,1nfx II
TIA i;Sa n 81 sxnresa 3asas,t 80 ~. -,
krsr AND dsfIis s a ~ sSsf ~ s.s
80 - anu ti,..s !. ~ Ms e ~
1as viI, ~. ~
ses3s
sarS anss IN ~ 1872
5Ferses Che nnsif ~
good ci,a,sce 81 ~. J.
who carrlSssS III 49, y
SRs : si
fs thanssIaa aTssseE I,
tiesnas as IA ss.,
riTe and otha ~ ~ .gnacn giyea-
lmantion VA i,nSe ~
tuTday Int boT 49, SM -
was receiyad nj fhe Once ~ ia
press Comnanv mar III b III fsseS III
YilIe, Pa, fflalt.d seen rranesI ~ Hi Sis.
Etrrhe the cof,tenxaH Hf ffsf fha astsNs%s ~
the COMPANY paid b,if little M ~. Il ~
the ascnop. which .frnn, In me ~.
supposed Ia lcoIltai,, bcwsa 80 ~ 49, H.
erapes. which tina shini,af des;rad II sft
carnfuliy to avoid refsfasinn ana &c.,.
THE day passed. but tia ;eorss,cnea csIis.s
NOT for III frIIif. ana measure weSs. ~
cussed as to the Best fliannar hi wiiich n !.
collect charnes mon Ere Sa,ne y ,sn:.if
iisenss;on wss ON AeS no III q Es
fhes SY naalsn, 10y nha ~,
the stwinti;nn ~ the Az
liaTaHs M lac ta,S sS,,ssai
headed: sweet.ssented $3.50 y,ssn-
KEYS had innnned frnns thiS ps.ssn;sys ~
and had taken nosaessioI ~ I fhe NSseo q n
seams that tha slI;osnts ~
AGENT at some noi,,f hgi 5000 IL Tar
theIbox etilalfd dozen afsy ares 81 mi dtss
|ingfrom Webster In his spaIIine. had fHfia
caused the mistake and detention AZ < bcl
OF supposed fruit, which In reality was m
consignment Of moral mo KEYS for Dan
Rice'SI show, and which, instead; Of Gamer.
| ing nimbly about upon tie backs 81 the g..
cred cattle TO the iasciyious IleasfnV of q
cornopear at Dams great show lad been
wasting their sweetness on The sdeseft airf
until hunger and tlirst Compelled 4 raid
nnor tia exnress affIsel. tf3iI -i!9 -, NJ
Bnt no time was lost, The doors w apf 4
sac,,red and armed with sticFs GS II NM sSS
w va r,aeEaaes al and az f u naaIs
aees the forces SS ira en i Id iieds md
q lively, chase ,beean. fThsf baf ,ooiss Shat.
tered@the employes INDUCED themselves
al did the army al nders! And ffoni ttjta
end OF the Office to the other the tide OF bat.
tie rolled fir above ths ain n eonfiict
could he heard the voice. Of Robinson SiVifia,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-26
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

CTYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF Z
y DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and PENDANTS
sets of PINS and DROPS;
r DIAMOND, OPAL, RUBY. and PEARL
ENGAGEMENT, and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS; 10 ;rr1
Beautiful NEW NECK CHAINS, + u, sl,s IS
MEDALIONS, ,,.t.s - .e.
HANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS,
BOSOM and SLEEVE BUTTONS
SILVER CUPS, GOBLETS, and TRAVEL
LING SETS, in cases RAJ
The latest novelties In SILVER, for bridal and
birthday presents. Now receiving at
49, NOWLAN & CO.'S
a.. .tH.a corner Main and Tenth streets.
Sole Agents for the celebrated DIAMOND EYE
SPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES. IL 30 !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-26
PROPOSALS.

'TO CONTRACTORS.-The GRADING,
l CRnS>TIfS, &C., of the second section of
10" Chatham railroad. between Haywood, n. c.,
aud the Western railroad, is now ready Tor let
ing.
l'l"aso apply TO me at Haywood, n. G..
Railroad fares between Weldon and Haywood
viii be- refunded TO persons visiting Inc ON this
business. &. G. SANFORD,
~ ."-2w Chief Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-26

Ask 10 see the FULL-PLATE WATCH bear
Ing the trademark !" American watch Com
pauy,,, Crescent street, Waitham, hassachu-
setts.,, 1t is by far the best full-plate watch
made In the United States, and surpaSses any
thing heretofore made in this country for railway
engineers conductors, &c. aass&1 !
an 3o--d eod-w eowam