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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-02-25
Baugh's Raw.Bone super,Phosphats.

This ia fertilizer If long standing, thoroughly
tested and Of superior value uniting all the virtues
Of Guano with bone dust without the heating quail
tss of the 70 The tarly solution of the latter
giving plants at its valuable frtilizing effect
without danger of firing the plant i'll druu hts See
advertisements
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Standard Subscription Books.

Many persons may find lucrative business by
addressing G. Derby, Augusta, Geo See his
card and inducements. The Books are all of val
liable standard character
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue ct an o,drr from the Court Of Ordinary
of Cobb COMFY will b.. .od before. the Court House
door in Marietta. ia. b,tween The legal hours of
sale on the r-t Tuesday in April next lots of land
Nos 1I7J & 1895 in the 18Th dist 9nd sec, Cobb
ounty sold as the prrprrty of Finely Eason late Of
Cobb County deceased. Terms Cash
j, S. EaSon, Administrator.
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CHE slIarietta suurual.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Friday MORN. Feb. s5, 1870
M D. c. GIL. A.

The severity Of the weather prevented meeting
of the above Association oa last Friday night =
They meet to night, at Nichols Hail. 1t is desired
that all the members he present.
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"Barrett's' Premium Hair Restorative.
Dur National pisorders-pr. Robacs Cures


The American stomach is a tormentng organ. 1t
is generally out of der. The reason is Obvious
The driving If business has not time, will not
take time properly 10 niasticat. his f,"d. He bolts
it, and bad habits catching, all classes follow
his example. Hence Dispersal, with all its c"mpii-
cations-hence Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and
disorders of the bowels in all their various phases
Against ihere and hundred other complaints. the
scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier are
waging terminating warfare. TIL" success of
these medicines has been astonishing, even in age
of scientific miracles. They do not alleviate, they
extnguish a disorder. Tie agony, the f-ver the de
billy, the d spondency, which characterize sflIc-
tions of the digestive and secrevr organs vanish I'M
der the Influence OF these preparations. The consi-
tntion itself seems to acquire energy under their
operations. See advertisement.
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W. CUTCHHEQnN'S
e u Es g. Ga a
ICIE SPECITIC,

A CERTAIN REMEDY, IN ALL
cases of Intermittent or Remittent Fe-
yer, Dumb Aguc,. Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all forms Of naIarious dis
cases. Persons who have had the Aghe
and not been thoroughly cured are liza
bic to relapse sooner or later, and would
do we'll 10 procure and use a bottle of
EUREKA AGCE SPECIFIC which will en-
tircly nproot the disorder, clear the
system of malaria and restore the pa
tient to permanent health. Price 81
per bottle. For sale by
r. H. McCUTCHEON & BRO.
Marietta, Ga.
Ysr,a,.- -,b 1E-n
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VIM. Root & Sons.
Estray Notice.

Takn up by c. T. Shepard Marietta district an
estlay sow and nine young pigs, about : years
old. black and whitespotted; swallow fork in right
and smooth crop off tie l,f ear, appraised hy Levi
Stewart and j. II. Stewart free holders u br worth
min" dollars ifownprslpi is not proven in sixty days
will be sold agrerably 10 law.
c. J Shepard, Ord'y.
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Its succ' as in removing
pain, a. an external emedy,
in eases If burns. bruises,
sores, sprains, cuts, siings
at insects, aud other causes
Of ~uif rirg. has >cc"red for
little most prominent posi-
tin, among the medicines Of
ih" DAY.
II B.ware of C"unterfcits
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN
no other. Sold by all druggist
Sold hv
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CAN confidently say that Simmons Liver Regu-
laor has done me more good than all the medicine
ever used shall never bp without it.
JOHN J. ALLEN Bib county.
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4hkEE'S hEEG 8AhSAM.
THE REMEDY FOR CURING
Consumption. Coughs,
Bronchitis, Asthma,
And Group.
AS AN EXPECTORANT


1t s composed of the active principles Of roots and
plants. which are chemically extracted 81 rs to re-
tain all then medical qualities.
ministers and Public Speakers
Who are so of en- afflicted with throat diseases, will
fnI sure remedy in this Balsm. Lozrnges and
waters sometimes give relief Int this Basam taken
:; few times, will insure q permanent cure
Will those afflicted with Cough Consumption
give hi Basam u fair trial, they will BE- pleased
with the result and confess thpt the SIRE remedy is
found at last. 1t is sold by all Druggists.
A SCENE-Husband and sick life. Husband absent
two months Game back ; wife going TO parties
What's the matteri She used English Female
Bitters.
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Tie symptoms Of liver COM
plaint are uneasiness and pain
in the side. Sometimes thu
paiuis in he shoulder, and ia
nista ken FIR rheumatism. The
stomach is affected with loss Of
,owrls in general eostive, some-
lax. TIE head is troubled
'avy, sensation, considerable
nss Of memory, accompanied
with painful sensation Of hav-
ng left something undono
which oughtio have been done.
complaining ofweaknrss
drliliiyaud low spirits, Some
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And bv it sufTi ring humanity
has found reliet from many Of
t>illS The eff c. Of the Pain
Killer" upon tn" patient, wien
taken internally in casrs OF
colds coughs, bowel com
plant, cholera, dyseuterv, and
other affections of the system,
has been truly wonderful and
has won FIR it a Lame among
medical pre-; araiions that Can
never be- forgotten.
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iiu. -,l. vi iItr aoove sympI attend the disease
and al other times very few Of them; hut the Liver
is generally tie organ most involved Cure the liver
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DIR. aFMYgo VS.
3 ,4we. Rogz71ator

L1vSL r. equator
4 rrcraratiou OF roots and herbs warranted to be
strictly vegetable and can lono injury to any one.
! Il has been used by hundreds, and known for the
last riv-fye wears rs one Of the most reliable, e-
cacous and harmless rrrra atoms ever sFred to the
suffering If taken regularly and Eeisstenty, It 10
sure
GazzEzszzZsgzzzszsF5 Dyspepsia, headache. jaundics
III ES custiveuess. sick headache,
3D.pIT ,T0p n chronic diairlUa, affections Of
"a i Ill Il itit, IA tie bladder, camp dysentery.
s5zEz zzzE fever nervousness, chills, dis
. -. r go. .npuri v of the blood, melancholy.
or depression Of pils, heartburn colie or pains IN
the bowels main IN the head fever and agGe. dropsy,
hollis. pain in the back and limbs. asthma eryspess
female affections. and bilious diseases generally
Prepared only by
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
Price 81 I,y mail 81 g.
The fllosin. highly respectable persons can attest
10 the Virtues Of this valuable medicine, and 10 whom
we most respectfully refer
Gen " S Holt President w r Company;
Rev J K Feeder Perry, Ga; Col + X Sparks. Albany
Ga & MaStersan. Esq Shf Bib county; Dykes &
SpaIllaw. Ed'rs .lsloiiiian.' Ia ahassee; Rev j w
Burke. Macon. Ga Virgil Power s. Esq. Sult w
II Il Daniel Bullarl. Billiards Station Nj & BRR
Tviggs county Ga Rev + i Eseterng. L +, Flor
ida Conference; Mai. L Woolcy, Kingston, Ca;
Editor Macon Telegraph.
For sale by
R. T. BRUMBY 6 SONS, and
VIA. asaOE& SONS, Marietta.
And Druggists generally.
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Such n remedial agent tx
ISIS III Perry Davis Pain
Killer" tia. fame Of which
hes extended all over the
earth Amid The eternal
ie. af llir Polar rrcion or
heneaIl. the intol"rable and
burning sun If The tr"pi,.
lis virtues are known and
appreciated.
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Dyspepsia, headache. jaundics
costiveness. sick headache,
chronic dialrhoa, affections Of
tie bladder, camp dysentery.
affections of the kindneys,
foyer nervousness, chills, dis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11
FeIl.ue a Mammoth Tree.

One William Snediker is engaged in fell
ING and sectioniZing one of the monsters of
the Fresno Big Tree Grove, California,
preparatory to conveying it to Sun Fran
cisco for exhibition. The tree was fclled
by cutting away the roots, or, as it is
termed, 'fgrubbing." The tree measures
twenty two feet seven inches in diameter,
inside the bark, at the base of the section
cut off, which is fifteen feet in length. A
ring Of the solid wood, six inches in thick
ness, together with the bark, which is one
foot thick, is sawed into pieces suitable for
loading, and numbered for conYenience in
putting together. Then another cut Of six
inches is sawed from above the first cut, and
this, too, is sawed into smaller pieces.
Also, a cut of five inches is taken from a
limb seYen feet in diameter.
Snediker has been for several weeks en-
gagged in this operation, and is not through
vet. The general feeling is decidedly op-
posed to carving up these mammoth trees
for speculative purposes, but in this par-
ticular instance it is but justice to Snediker
to saw that this tree has oEliyed its useful
ness even as thing of beauty, and is in
fact dead from stump to tip. Fires which
have either accidently or designedly been
set along this range of timber have sadly
marred its beauty, and in many instances
entirely destroyed the trees. More or less
of them are blown down every ycar.-SG,s
Francisco Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

MANCHESTER BKIEPs. Ps.-Very large attend
ance at Chesterfield court; no business Of
Importance. 1g15
The grand jury refused to take action in
the case OF Haywood, acquitted for the
murder Of Lindsey.
Public temperance meeting at Baptist
church tonight under auspices of Friends
Of Temperance. zen
The gallant Alerts design having q grand
washing very soon. Attention, Phoys.
The shipments of tobacco from Manches-
ter the past quarter exceeded any previous
one. .@
There are two flour mills in successful
operation in this place, and third one will
be in few weeks.
P. B. Minor, one Of the victims Of the
jerry Run disaster, was lately resident Of
this place.
1t is rumorcd that E. N. Foote will be
appointed constable, Uice Holt, failed to
qualify.
Schuman's exhibition delighted the ma
tives. 1t drew large houses.
Masters Hanly, Nunnaly, and Arthur
Snellings, received prizes for proficiency
and department ut the annual examination
of Morrissett's High School,
1t is hoped that A. A. Allen will receive
the appointment Of assessor, U!ce Snellings,
failed to qualify.
Are we to have no pic-nics for the little
ones this year. Where are our Sabbath
school superintendent?
The staEe factory is idle. Cannot some
enterpriSing firm put this place to service
The quantity Of sumac arriving at and
passing through this place is immense.
The canvass for county officers commence
ed ut the courthouse this week. Prepara-
| tions are being made to put the Conserva.
tive forces in perfect order for the fall CAM
paign.
The Messrs. Stacy have commenced the
manufacture Of mattresses at their new
| Warerooms foot of Hull street.
Red-hot times at Baird's. The cotton,
flour, paper, and bucket-mills; everybody
bIIsv .-s #e-a ~ '%#.t sts - -
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nj ORFoLK AND GREAT yyEsTEIsN
in ,1st gsl lRATLRt1AIl.t go u
rICE, FOR MEETINGS on THE PE6PLf

NOTICESF0R MEETINGS OF THE PEDREE
st&ss AHD PfC-NzIS.azss ssSsssffa
gSlo1sl , Tn1hAs y hEssss Ell
others, win address the people upon fhesabtectef
sREa iG Ia we, SErs sSss M
as the times and spIaces mentioned leal5sss ysag
people are earnestly requested To- turn out IA f,ll
force The ladies are especially 90 alerl
The friends of the road are requested 20 gsf ZIP PIC
MICS. 1t twin be leisure time with tne fa1Etsrs
and the meetings will be made an ocea4tqn ESt
only for advancing the interests of the great
prize, bnt or the most pleasant ana ess
toymens both to the yoans and oid.ssiet all ceiae
out. u ~ :, - ss..,.IssE.
plstSSiI Al WIspsoRs Isle Of wight,
at BLAgK CREEK CHgRcH, soutiaisplon ~
AT. BARN TAYEEN, Southampton county,
AZ PETE'S CHURCH, Ssuthamp pton county.
MONDAY, August 18th ,.,r s. ~.
AT COLONEL SPRATLEY'S MILL. Bruns~
wick county, FRIDAY, August fetfh s.ss "
st LAW,RENCEyILLE, Brunswick county,
SATURDAY, August 10th,
| AT MASONIC HALL, Mecklenhurgs cuirty,
MONDAY, August ed. ssss... 10 & sss Il =
At IONS CHURCH, Mecklcnburg county,
WEDNESDAY, August s4th. ", (,
. At BoYDToN, mecklenburg county. FRIDAY,
At EPHEsUs CHURCH, Mecklenbnrge eeunty,
SATURDAY, August eth. - 5 sf'.,, "A y. -
At gMUsTERF1ELD,. N 3Halifax' county, MON
a Al J. 'GafGsEn Aafhsf ls'' GROVE CHURCH. wENgs-
DAY, August slst. I ;4fff ~ ~ s3y as-iaiA,
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PETROLEUM. AS FUEL.-A few weeks ago
we noticed in attempt to burn petroleum
as fuel on engine No. Al, at the upper
round-house, which did not prove success
full on account of the giving away of some
gum hose which was used for conveying
the oil to the receiver. This morning the
experiment was repeated on the same en-
gine, with improved pipe, and proved emil
nently successful. The engine was tho
roughly chilled throughout, and in one
hour and ten minutes from lighting the fire
there was steam enough generated to run
the engiue to its utmost capacity. The en-
CINE was subsequently taken up the noun
tain on o trial trip, Mr. John Carr acting as
engineer, and this method of using petro-
lenm as fuel will thus be subjected to the
severest test. The petroleum itself does
not come in contact with the fire, but by q
system Of tubing a yapor is generated
which passes into the furnace and makes an
intense but easily controlled fire. We ex-
pect to furnish our readers with detailed
description of the invention in Mondays
paper from the pen Of Mr.. Whipple, one Of
the propriet0 rss-Al ltoona Sun. &.
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The Transmission of Power.

An invention for the transmission of
power to great distance has been perfected
and Is in operation in Concord, N. Fl. The
Statesman Of that city gives this descrip-
ton of it:
CA cubical tank is constructed at the
place where the power is to be used, and
in this tank is placed wheel precisely
similar to breast water-wheel. The tank
is filled with water, so that the wheel is just
submerged, and the wheel itself is filled
with water and headed up to keep 1t from
rising by its buoyaney and tearing away its
bearings. At the source of the power,
which may be miles distant, is an air-pump
to which the power is applied. A pipe
leading from this air-pump to the tank
above described descends into the tank, and
its open end turns up under the wheel a
little to one side Of the perpendicular plane
Of the axis. -
"When the air is forced through the pipe
1t escapes from the open end, rises to the
bucket Immediately over it, crowds the
water out of tic bucket, and takes its place.
OF course one side of the wheel is then hea-
yier, by the weight of one bucketful OF
water, than the other side, and Immediately
begins to descend. AS the air-tilled bucket
rises, the one next to it is brought over the
air-pipe and likewise cmptied of its water
and filled with air. The repetition of this
process with each succeeding bucket OF
course causes Il steady rotation of the wheel,
and after half of the first revolution has
been accomplished, all the buckets on the
one side are emptied, and the apparatus
thereafter works with its full power. The
axis of the wheel passes through the side oi
the tank, and is attached in the usual man
ner to the machinery to be driven"
The Statesman uses power derived III
this way in its press-rooms. 1T says: .The
one now in operation III our ofllce has
wheel four feet four inches in diameter by
two feet four inches wide d; the alr-pipc be.
ing two inches in diameter and two hun
dred and fifty feet long. 1t is working
s.atssiIs, e and is open to the inspection
of any one intcrestea a ssisa sl,.sssa y,
idea having proved practicable and valu:t
BILE, and it's application being very simple,
we see no reason why it should not come
into general use. 10 place situated like
Concord it is Of special value.
"We have no water power within the com
pact portion of the city; but just about lis
are Scwall's Falls and just below us Gar.
WINS Falls, each with ample water power
sixteen and tWenty-four feet. With water
wheels at either or both Of these falls, the
power could be sent through pipes laid like
gas mains and peddled out along Mair
street by means of lateral pipes wherever
there is a machine shop, a printing office, a
jewellers lathe, OF anything else with 9
crank to be turned. Indeed, the time INA,
come when this Concord invention viii
have transformed Concord into a manufac
turing city,"
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POLICE ErCOURT-Jnstice j. j. White pre-
sidtng.-Agnes Lewis (coloreD was called
UP to answer q charge Of stealing q lot OF
clothing from John S. Sykes, and sent on to
the grand jury. 80
Susan Peasants fcolored), an old jail
bird, was charged with being drunk. and
unable to take care of herself, and sent
back to her usual quarters i'll the Valley.
Lewis Lawson, for unlaWfully assatilting
and beating his daughter Lucy, was dis
charged. II a man hasn't the right to wal
lop his own daughter, who has? p
Fleming Gentry, for assanlting and abu-
sing J. T.: Vaughan, was discharged.
John West, for threatening to take the
life of Lucy Ann West, his wife. Accord
inc to her statement, John threatened to
sssJeter Phillips" her, saying that If he
could get her away one hundred yards
from the house she should not come back
alive. John said he had rather have u ball
bloWed through him than hurt hair OF her
head. He was put back for security for bis
good behavior.
Alexander Woody alias Thomas j. john
son and Andrew Thompson (colorea boys6
charged with sobstructing the. Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, thereby endangering the
lives of travellers, were committed until
Saturday. y - a
John Wilson and Louisa Moss (colored),
for creating q disturbance In the streets,
were fined $3.50. John promised TO settle
with Sergeant Chalkley ON Saturday, but
Ned don't keep any books.
Charles Wilkerson and Lucy johnson, q
brace of dfiapidated Africans, were arrest
ed on the same charg and 1ned 70. lt. IL
hardly probable that either OF them has had
five cents for twelve months, unless he OF
x
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THE CoMMITTEE ON JAMES RIVER In
PRovEMENT.-The first meeting of the new
Committee on Janes River Improvement
was held at the Office of Mr.. j. Ii. Monta-
que yesterday. Present: Messrs. T.. ii.
Wynne, Ii. L. Kent, r. E. Biankinship,
Charles l.. Todd, William b. Isaacs, George
w. Allen, Thomas w. McCance. Dir. Kent
was called TO the chair, and Mr.. 1saacs APP
pointed secretary. The ordinance under
which the committee was appointed having
been read, the committee proceeded to tho
election Of chairman, whereupon, on mo-
tlon of Mr.. Wynne, Colonel Albert Ordway
was unanimously elected. No other busi-
ness was transacted. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

SrEauLAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT "A sad
accident happened at Beaver Dam Station,
chesapeake and Ohio raifroad, on Tuesday
Mrs. BENJAMIN Hancock, aresident of Rich
mond, left home that morning on visit to
Hanover. Leaving the train Ut Beaver
Dam. che got in wagon which was waiting
to carry her to the residence Of friend.
She had been seated but few moments,
with her infant son taged about ten mo9ths)
in her arms, when the horses started of,
causing her to fill backwards. The child
fell from its mothers arms to the ground,
and striking on Its head, was instantly
killed. The heart-broken mother returned
by the next train with the remains OF the
child to Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

Low WATga on EHURCH HHL.-G Ghurch
Hill is dreading scarcity of water. Tho
low tide In the reservoir, viewed In cone
inection with the great drain upon the sup
fact that ,water ean now only be procured
by Church HilHans for o few hours during
the day, causes this apprehension. Bal
sparing with the precious fluid. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

Mock DUEL.-On yesterday afternoon two
young gentlemen residing in the upper part
of the city concluded to settle a small diff
Guilty between them by an appeal to arms.
They accordingly about O'clock, accom-
panied with their seconds and mutual
friends, retired to the plateau in the rear of
the Almshouse to carry out their hostile
purpose. The ground was measured Off,
The principals posted in due form, and the
rest of the preliminaries usual in such eases
properly attended to. The word was given,
and at the first fire one of the combatants
fell, and cavorted and sloshed around so
much like a man in his last agonies that
the second of the other party told his prin.:
cipal that he thought he had better dust"
The spectators say that he accordingly
g ssdusted." Planets best time was nothing
to that made through the high corn.
Quite q number of marketmen on their
way home were spectators of the scene,
and kindly helped to put the wounded C)
man in the wagon, when ne was hurriedly
driven off. We have no doubt that the
news of this famous duel has ere this
spread throughout Hanover county. We
think the parties ought to reimburse the
individual who ruined his new hat in praise
worthy exertions in bringing water for the
sufferer. .rg.. .-,sss gs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

Do NOT LEAVE THE CITY without having se-
cured an ACCIDENT POLICY, which insures you
AZ inquiry uy acciuenbS
of ALL kinds. The Travellers Insurance Com.
pauy of Hartford, Conn.,, alone issues such poll
cies. Apply, by letter or personally to e. CoURT-
NEx JENKINS, State agent, llls Main street, Rich,
nond, Va. lSe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

AFTER BURGLAR.-An officer arrived In
Richmond yesterday armed with requisi-
tion from the Governor of Tennessee for
Edward Clarke, who was arrested here, II
day or two ago by Detectives OpDwyer and
Knox on the charge of committing bur-
glary in Knoxville. Clarks partner, q no.
torious Richmond thief named Howard, is
now In jail in Knoxville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING In THE
RICHaOND PosT-OFFICE AUGUST 10.-Miss
Mary C. Carr, Richmond I; Miss Mary s.
Smith, Richmond Mr.. John w. I. John
son {2), Richmond; Mrs. Jennie III. Bald
win, New Jersey Or. James r. Jeter, Je-
tersyille; Mrs. Indiana Merris, Washing
ton Mrs. Eugene w Whitney. ss.., g-r.s,5a::
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

GRANVILLE MoNTELLE AGAIN.-The COM
munication which Colonel Strother, supor.
intendent of the penitentiary, received
from South Carolina, was note from de-
tcctive inqrliring whether there had been a
reward offered for this notorious horse
thief. The inference was that he had been
arrested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

THE PENALTY OF THREATENING A JUDGE
OF ELECTION. county court was occu-
pied yesterday in the trial of thescasc of Ru-
dolph Turner, who was charged with threat
ening to assault judge Of election on the
fourthThursday in May. The jury found him
guilty, and fined him $25. The Judge fur
thcr sentenced the prisoner to imprison-
sonment for three months in the county
ioi1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-11

MASK BALL AT THE WHrrE.-The second
grand mask ball of the season ut the Green.
brier White Sulphur win take place on Nom
night next. 1t will be the most brilliant affair
of the season. Mexley, the costumer, is nj
ready at, the Springs with a handsome and
varied wardrobe, and the indications are,
those of thorough success.