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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-30
Tasks rer tho KenIuekT Legislature.


The law. makers Of our State are to
meet IN a few days. The foremost of
their duties is to pnt q stop to the TiO-
lence and laWlessness which disturbs
almost orc third of the counties Of the
/ Commouwealtb. They can DO it by
simply giving 20 the people Of the
State the assurance that they. the law
( makers themselves. are superior to
/ that viiulent prejudice and hatred
| against tina negro, and such white men
as will Il = the negr0's parss from
/ which al fAis violence and f1aWlesB
ness f0W If they will eHdeta law,
admittGg eolored evidence in the
State ourts; a law giving 10 the
ohiF "a Of tue cOloTed race even q
sl~ - share Of what is Justly due
| = "a from the school fund and some
-, no matter how Ineffective IN the
handling which expresses their une
duiv0cal disappr0Yal of kuklux out
I RACES, our word fer it, We shall have
peace and tranquility restored to our
borders, aRd the reign Of murder will
! come TO an ond.
There are other matters which vii
engage the attention of the Legisla
lure & conventional interest lsw; th,
restriction Of the facility OF divorces
the Cincinnati Southern railroad
more effective laws against gambling
houses beside an avalanche of reso
lutiOns on Federal relations; but tn
enactment of those laWs We have in
dicated above, calculated as the
would be 60 restore good order, psae
and security 70 our Commonwealth, ]
immeasurabIy more important thsl
al the rest.
Joke apart: could not our Frank
fort soIons make q bargain with thel
colleagues st the Capitol In Washing
ton, that a general amnesty is to b
granted 10 all Kentucky rebels, J0h
q. Breckenridge not excepted, on cor
dition that the Kentucky Legislator
viii give to tho Colored KentuckiRn
= the right to testify and a share II th
school fund? Or, IL the general an
nesty be not deemed a sufficient eqai'
alenF, Congress might throw in as q
:. additional Inducement the exceptic
BIZ name from the amnesty Of Senate
elect John w. Stevenson. --L3uisuil
Commercial.
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PRUSSIA.
REvoLT DEFEATED.


BERLIN, Dee. 29.-It is stated that
the French prisoners confined in the
to revolt and escape on Christmas
eve, but the project was discovered
and defeated.
BERLIN, Dec. 29.-The PrOvincial
Correspondence says that the bonn
bardment Of Mont Avron may be
considered as general introduction
to shelIiDg Paris, inasmuch as that
capture will greatly facilitate opera
tions against the French Capital.
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the sun. Fruits which fall from the
upper boughs Ia September reach the
ground In JAuuary-just 10 the season
to be relished By the natives living at
the base of the tree. The trees have
from ], 800 to i 800 rings.s showing that
they have been growing ever since Au-
gustine was making his tremendous
sensation in Africa. One Of the trees
was recently cut down, and is now on
exhibition. - Chicago Post
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Memphis Mmket.
BY Telegraph.

BY Teiegraph.l MEMPHIS, Dec %.
COTFoE-l491i1< with a fair demand but
at lower ratss; receipts for the day I7g5
bales: shipments 2,O31 bales.
FLouE-Demand active and prices ad-
vanced 10 G6H7.
CoRE-Demsnd good at fall prices; sales
at 44c.
oATs Demand fair and market arm at
CSC.
HAY-StiR at S25.
BRAN-5carce and firm At go.
PORK-Demand fair and markat firm ~
S2ON2l.
13kc.
BULK MEATs-Demand fair and market
firna sh Oulders 75sgSe; sides 81zGllc.
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geu York Gold ana sloea asfaef.


b Telegraph NEW K0naEs 1cc. g.
GoLD--Has been dull ard stesdF today
all hEiea were st losfalgt<; lcaul We-
made at : Der cent. ca Tsucy Per nUuum
10 "a Of nne per cent per days ciearaucaf
to-day about G8z 0a0C00s Govern n1euf ee.
cuTttle8 strong, and especially 6-z5s % Is17
which reached l096; there were thirteen
proposals tor bonds to-day, Amounting 70
tls95I 800 at from 100 l8-i00 TO l08 $500 thH
Awards viii be 81 ,O0Os0J0i stocks opened
steady and on nrst call advanced and
have been very strong transaetf0ua ighE:
Rock Island has been the mo- active,
having cold at an advance OF y per caut.
on opening prices; a difference ~ 70 =
was made between the sale deliVerabla @
70 day and those for tomorrow Union
Pacific was active and weak Rn@ teeNu6d
2 per cent. this afternoon.
MONEE-Was active Ia the morning 81
J per cent tn gold TO 1S8Z per cent. rer
day bat about o'clock ia ths Hftaruann
= mem Der OF a leading stock hGaas LaOk9
down the rates b. onerInE 20 carry 5.l11
auares OF NorthW CSteru common at Z per
cent, and lent 81 ,0gO.000 aC Legal rate on
other coliaterais State securities steady on
the whole list; the principal transactions
were in Tennessee.
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Louisville Market.

By telegraph LOUISVILLE, Dec. 20.
ToBAcco-Firm and unchanged; sales ol
Is hOgsh eadE.
BAGGEG-QuIst at 25g20c for heavy
hemp and fiax.
COTTON Weak and lower; middling, I1c.
FLoUR-ln moderate demand; extra
family. e5 ..
WHEAT-Firmer. Other grain extremely
dull.
HnGs--Very drm at s6 j0G6 rs.
PRoVIsIoNs--G Quiet and steady. hEag
pork, slD So Bacon shoulders, l95fcs clear
rlbs l21zos clear sides, l8c. Bulk ah1aicsrF
7ci clear lib 10ei clear sides, 100.
LARu-l2c
WHuEY-Eteady 81 sc.
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, Dec. ~.
CoTToN-In fair demand, but 40 lower
rates; midditng, I41zgl45Tc.
CoRN-Eirmer; white and yellow 13 4IJc.
HAY-Pime, 28s choice 30a3lC.
N sEss PORK-S2I 50.
SUGAR-Quiet.
MoLAssEs-Prime, So s6le; choice, e3GJio.
WHIsKY-Firmer at Sl@l O7K. Other ar-
ticles unchanged.
ExCHAEGE-SterliDg. 81 20; sight exc
change on New York, = discount
GoLD-1Il@llI1<.
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New YOrk Dry eOOds sarket.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. %.
There ia but little stir IN this department
of trade. The following CHANGE or ADJUST
ment OF prices have been establ isned to-
day: Pepperell 4 brown EheetinRs. 25c;
do. bleaoned, 25cs do. 8 4, 271Te; DO. q,
32LSc; do. l0-4, 371<c; do. ll-4, 421Sos 3 Andross
COgRin, 10 brown shesttnZg, 35Cs do Il-f
SC; do. S-4 bieacned, Soc; do. 9 4. 35s; do.
1914. 49c. In other staples no change is TO
be observed.
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RIre.

Boston, December ga fire was
discovered this evening in the resi-
dence of Col. Thos. +. ChickeriDg,
of the firm of Ohickering & Co.,
piano manufacturers. The damage
done to house and furniture is about
$11 900.
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NEW YORK.
Cash Capital, $1,00O,00O.
Nearly One Million Surplus.

Thlg well known Fire and Inland Iu.
Eurancs Com pauy, Offers its Policies % Lhe
CttiseuB or Evansville Rud vicinity. at
rates eOmrleuHuFat8 with che hazard iu-
CURED,
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Fire.

NASHVILLE, Dee. 29.-The Court
House of Coffee County, at Msnches-
ter, was destroyed By fire yesterday.
The papers and records Of the Chan-
oeTy Court were consumed, whilst
those Of the County aod Circuit Court
we're saved.
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By Teisgraph.I NAsIyrLLE. Dee. 49.
CorroE-Quiet; low middnng 1870.
BULK MEATs-Clear sides lJH1. clear
RIB i05zc; houlders u /; rump PORK 1ac,
L4ARD-l25Sc.
HoGs-G0g8 IS.
EACOE-shuutdera llc: sides and hams
l4c; sugar cured hams Ike.
CoRN-70C.
OAB-55c.
WEHAT-G0U8l 10
FLouR-sA 51a6,
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Ere.

CAIRO. Illinois, Dec. ga fire
last night destroyed two cottages, oc-
cuDied by Fred. Theobald aud III.
Black. Loss on buildings and furni
ture 50 00O. Theobald's insurance il
$1,000, in New York companies
Black had little or no insurance.
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Dec. 20
The Assistant State Cattle Commits
sioner to. day reports 1000 head OF
diseased cattle in Duchess County,
He states that the milk business Of
the county is seriously endangered.
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aPAIN.

ATTEMPT To AssAssINA1E GEN. PRIN.
MADRID, Dec. 28.-Last night as
General Prim was leaving the COrtes,
eight shots were fred at his carriage
by band in the streets. Gen. Prim
was wounded in three places in the
left arm and right hand. No arrests
were made.
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Nzw YoRK. December 29-In the
Tom bs Police Court to-day. Mr.. Gas
lilly YlOyzaga made o formal charge
nrai 1st Antonio Pelletier aud ReEinl
Bennett for the larceny Of $e5 600 in
" ed States bonds on the 9th Of
Juig last, at the Sc. Georges Hotel IN
thi city. Pelletier stated thai he was
acHng uudsr verbal Instructions from
Tbs solicitor Of Unitsd States Treas
crg when be took che bonds,
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TURKEY.

DANUBLAN INDEPENDENCE.
CoNsrANTINoPI.E, Dec. 29- The
Declaration of Independence Of the
Danabian principalities has been an
nouuced here. ald it causes q pro-
fnund Rensation.
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VOL. XXI.
- tbonrht lhat AIr.

IT'S thought hat Mr.. Kelley, of
Pennsylvania, viii succeed Mr..
Sohenck. as Chairman 81 the Ways
and Means Committee fer the remain-
der Of she session. This vii prove a
bitter pin 60 the revenue rel lorners,
and to most Western Republicans,
who believe that tao tariff ought to
be modified 10 several very Important
particulars. o. course, it Hill be
very hard 70 accomplish any desirable
reform Ia this particular, with Mr..
Kelley at the head Of the Committee.
III there is any man IN tbe county
that may be said TO be thorous shiy de-
meutad on the tariff question that
individual is Mr.. Kelley, OF Peansyi-
wo.sr
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TERRE HAUTE, IND Dec. 29.-The
State Teachers Association closed an
interesting session of three Gays in
this city this evening. A. NJ. Gov,
OF Evansville, was elected President
for the ensuing year.
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Death Of hrs. Secretary BeIknap

DO"IH OI ME DOOFoEaTI b6IEHaps
WASHINGTON, December 29.-Mrs.
Belknap, wife of the Secretary of
War, died here this evening, after
several months illness. She was the
daughter Of the late John Tomlinson,
of Harro3sburg, Ky.
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Knronean MarEefs.

BY IeIsgraph.i LoEDOHs Dec. -.
Consols els<. Bonds quisti United States
coupons OF O. S55< 'd5, $50 s67, 575< io'40a,
S75<. StogEs steady: Erie, ieN Illinois
Central nrmer az li85S g Atlantic and Great
Western, ~ Bullion in the Bank OF
England decreased &t2l ,0a0 during the
week. Tailow 45s %. Idnsaed oil declin-
Ingi sales AZ s25 l5B84@
FRArKsozr. Dec. %. - United staiei
coupons Of g. "a.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 9.--Cotsou duu and
prices shade lower mladitng uplauns
s5[ds 0Elsana. SD sairH of i20o1 bales. o
Wuiea 1QM were G9f "a port ana Hparn Ia
tiou California whaas. JOS 81 Nfae la IA
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Corrected TIms Table, December IL.
New Advertisemenss.
Adminisirafnrls Entie

Administrators kOti0s
Fsv oEKCE IS EEREBY GIVEN that
A@ the undersigned BRs been appointed
EdnfnIsLrator OF the estate OF CbArlcs
EEEazaui late o. VaaderbQrzh County. de-
ceaEed satd estate - supposed to be soiv-
auk JOHN RUSTON, Adm'f-
EVANSVILLE Dec 27s 1870. dec3o-dSW
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ELIZABETH. N. j., December 29.-
Michel Dugan, a laborer, during a
quarrel with his sged mother at Eliz-
abethport. sho: her dead and has es-
capec
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EnT &C.

IF TIMELY APPLICATION BE
made, the services Of J. ". DaVidsoo
may ue secu ed as Teacher. SIX years ex~
ner1s1ca and RcCd rec Gnmendal1onss at
present Prncipal OF GaaeyTllie lnstttute.
Address, one month J. ". DAN1DsONs
Czssyvilles Ky uecs0.d5ts VIZ
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tTTED.

H -. EU 1TuWK Oh
SO Sc as.ea-a 81 i ,rl ln,eqHs 9s2aoB aa55E9ss asss
Aur 1u be roas 6- All Eh, Gent elpar-
RI. 30 dc tae vuzE 1n g.
GOOD -aulilgs Eccd szEes paid, ~
.6a. 9sual ksbGhW IS, conner of slNA
u. tc ri deg at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-31

Young men who go to see gills have
adopted q novel method of obtaining kisses.
They assert, on the authority of scientific
writers, that the conoussion produced by a
kiss will cause the flame of a gas jet to
flicker, and easily induce the girl toexperi-
ment in the interest of science. The first
kiss or two the parties watch the fame to
see it flicker, but soon become so interested
in the experiments us to let it f1icler II it
wants to.-Ney York Democrat.
We send III, 600 miles for guano, anl suffer
the equally valuable eXcretions Of Our cities
TO run to waste In rivers and bays, poison
ing or driving away the fish, and filling the
air with stencil and pestilence.-aoraoe
Greeley.
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GENERAL GIANTS ACCOUNT OF THE SUR
RENDER OF GENERAL Lee Washington
(December 25) correspondence of the Bos-
ton Advsrraser.] MIR. Clark Mills visited
General Grant lately for the purpose of get
ting from him an authentic account OF the
particulars attending the surrender of GEN
eraI Lee, to aid him in his proposed work
of REPRESENTATION of the event in bas-relief
for his monument. On This point the Pre-
sident said !:
"Lee came in with a flag of truce TO see
on what terms / would receive his surren-
der. / stated the terms, and Lee said !:
'Please reduce that to writing took
some manifold paper and made several CO.
pies, and handed one to HIM, saying !:
There, l believe that is about us I talked
Lee read it, signed it, then passed it back
to me, and / signed it. The manifold CO.
pies were then distributed to the several
Generals. the transaction took place in
front of my tent, under the tree, and with
q little pine table between u.s."
TO the remark of Mr.. Mills that he had
seen picture representing she surrender
as having taken place in room with Cars
peted floor, and in the midst of the staff OF
ticers OF both armies, General Grant replied
that "the picture was got up to show of
the aids" The real surrender took place
as above stated,
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MASS MEETING ON The SQUARE Declaration
If Independence. This is the time Of the year to
mike good resolutions. At a mass meeting OF the
citizens Cf Richmond, held yesterday afternoon,
the following were unanimously adopted:
whereas we have too long paid high prices for
clothing and gentIemen's furnishing goods, and
been the victims of irregular dealers the ein and
whereas It Is high time to put stop to such lmpo-
sition: therefore,
Resotren Tia; ssvna thss day. henceforth and
forever. ne will deal only with E.. d. ~acE II
SON. the popular low-prtce clothiers, feeling as
snred hist we will always get the worth Of our
money. ua--s -----..
Resolved, That we inyie the whole peopia of
Virginia to join us In this Just determ nation.
Resolrcd, That these reSo ntlons be puo'lsheo IN
tie newspapers Of the ely, and spread upon Inc
records of the Hastings Court.
PAYDowN HARDCAsII Pres't.
I'm Lolcnrice Sec'y.
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W4o HE Is.-The Attorney General elect
of West Virginia {Jo2eph Sprigg, Esq, is
one of the old time, uncompromising, Bit
ter Democrats. He IS also prominent
member Of the bar in the eastern section Of
the State, and has the reputation Of being
an honest man. He is Il young man OF con-
siderable promise, being fluent, fiery
speaker, and Democrat from principle.
His election is the only thing the Repupli-
cans really have any cause TO regret, be-
cause he is, as have said before, a disciple
of Calhoun, believer in States rights, and
all that soft of thing. He is also one of that
sort Of men dangerous to be devoted to
power. He is brave and uncempromising
in the advocacy of his principles. The
word policy is unknown to him. He will
have the {" time-honored principles" of HIS
party faithfully carried out, or somebody
will get hurt. You could not expect him
to be anything else than just what he is
from his connections and associations. He
is nephew of the arbitrator, Mr.. c. L..
Vallandigham, of your State, and also Of
the distinguished lawyer OF Maryland, /.
V. L. McMahou, Esq, to whom the young
men OF that State are greatly indebted for
their rebel mpathies.-7ucker county tet-
ter
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

/. :. sEaBURy, Petersburg. Va, will sell at Il
hi. an art gallery, apparatus, and fixtures.
A. W. R9sEN, High Constable, viii sell at 10 a.
NJ. a lotof furniture, &C. -.
LEE & GOnDIN viii: cell, on tho farm OF Mr.
Alex. Kerr on the Deep Run turnpike, car
riase' furniture, farming implements, &c.
COOK &LAUGHToN will sell at 10 A. M, at the
horse lot, horses mules. &c. 49,
THOMAS ". KEEsEE will sell at 10 4. NJ.
horses wagon. &C. s-- -a-.. III. --.
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Sons OF TEnpERAscE.--springfeld Diyi-
sion, No. 167, elected the following officers
on Thursday night: s. G.. Curry, W. p;
George +. Burcb, Associate 7. W. Davis,
4. s.. J. Ed. Riddick, A. z. S.; W. Hall
Crew, +. s.; j. T. Shtnberger, Treasurer;
John 8. Pollard, Conductor; NJ. s. Burch.
Assistant Conductor Joseph W. Carter,
Inside Sentinel; Fred. w. Rock, Outside
sentinel Rey; r: Il. Mullen, Chaplain !;
Is. u: Clark, &. W. p; Rev. r. II. Null
lin, Local Deputy. Membership, "A. Or
ganized, September s, 1913.
Fidelity Division No. a, on Thursday
evening elected the following officers for
the ensuing quarter: Alexander Calder,
W. P; Allan Owen, W. a. T. j. Apple.
yard, X. s.; CIR. Carter, A. r. s.; John
Appleyard, f.. s.; &. T. Davis, T.; D. F.
English, c.; John Edwards, A. c.. George
Cox, I. S. !; Charles o. Petit, o. s. John
J.Wicks, chaplain George D. Wicks, ?.
w. P. - -,.., ,, ,.-,.,.
a. ...ovsnIs ouoCKoe Hill Division
held last evening, the following officers
were elected G. P. Laughton, Worthy
Patriarch; D. W. Bohannon, Worthy AS
sociate; w. W. Chiles, Recording Scribe
J. T. l.. Lewis, Assistant Recording
Scribe; j. P. Wood, Financial Scribe W.
j. Glenn, Treasurer; Thomas D. Quarles,
Chaplain Fl. Z. Elton, Conductor John
w. Day, Assistant, Conductor; G. Il.
Chiles, Inside Sentinel u. S. S. Farrar,
Outside Sentinel. .a5-,
Dr;T. p, Mayo. P, W.P,
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TEACHERS APPOINTED school trus-
tees of Tuckahoe township, Henrico coun-
tY, have made the following appointments
of teachers of white schools Harvie, Mrs.
Morse and Miss Dnval. The remaining ap-
pointmepts will be made at an adjourned
meeting of the trustees to be held at the
City Hall Gury roo,m) on Wednesday next,
at II a, N
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COULD NOT MAKE THE TRIP.-The steamer
Niagara, from New York for Richmond,
due here yesterday, came as far as Deep
Bottom, thirty miles from Richmond,
where she found the ice too thick to pro-
ceed any further on her way. She returned
to City Point and discharged her cargo.
The freight for Richmond viii be delivered
at the Petersburg depot.
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DEATH FROM CoLD.-Washington Jefer-
son, coiored man, while on his way from
Chesterfield Courthouse to the Glover Hill
coal-pits, being under the influence of IL
ouor, became too much fatigued to proceed
further on his journey, stopped on the road,
built a fire, and laid himself down to sleep.
The next morning lie was found frozen to
death,
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MEMORIAL SEgvIcEs.-The services at the
Monumental Church yesterday in memory
OF the late E. w. Ross were largely ut
tended. Among Others, there were present
many knights of fythias ard members Of
the Masonic Order. Rev. DR.. .'Woodbridge's
remarks on the occasion wore earnest and
impressive, and the choir sang an appr0'
pirate hymn in fine Style. Mr. koss's re-
mains have not yet been Recovered.
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THE CHANNEL OF THE JAMES TO BE KEPT
CLEAR.-Arrangements have been made, by
the employment of the steam tug Ludlow
and the city steamer Frank Somers, to keep
the channel way OF the James river openf fJ
NAVIGATION,
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BENEFIT OF LILA AND ZOE.-

RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 80, 1870.
To the members Of the Local Press Of Richmond !:
Gentiemen,-YoIr note tencering us a benefit
for next Tuesday in the name Of the proprietress
and attaches OF the theatre and others
who have kindly volunteered for the oc-
coslon, Is received. Accept our heartfelt
thanks for the generous part you took
In sec 4riug It, and believe us when we say
thi: your kindness will ever be green spot In our
memories. Through your columns permit us to
thank the memb rs of the Martinetti troupe aud
the ether artists who have so generously rendered
their professional services for the occasion.
With deep gratitude, we remain,
LILA and ZOE.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire which was
sounded yesterday morning was caused by
the burning of small house near the cor
ner of Ninth and Marshall streets, owned
by one of the Catholic societies. The fire
men were promptly on the grouud, and
the fire soon put out. Loss trlfing.
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DR.: I. z. Mayo, P. W. P.

10. r. M.-The following officers have
been elected for the ensuing six months by
Chickahomlny Tribe, No. "a, I. o. R. NJ. !:
Sachem, FL. s. Mallory, Sr.; Sycamore, W.
l.. Salmon; Junior Sycamore, j. r. Wyatt;
Chief of Records, T. Wiley Davis; Keeper
of Wampum, J. f. shinberger Prophet,
B. F. Cooke. .a .a,--
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A lady sends us the following as her beau
ideal of u handsome Democratic Presiden-
tial ticket for 1872: For President, John T..
Hoffman, of New York; for Vice Presi-
dent, Gilbert G. Walker, Of Virgnia.-N.
Y. Democrat.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
DICHMOND THEATRE.

.DICHMOND THEATRE. oE
TUESDAY NEXT, JAN. ). 1871,
GRAND GALA NIGHT
MARTINETTI PANTOMI1E TRoUPE
EMINENT LVCAL ARTISTS, ev5
FOR THE
COMPLIMEN NrARY BENEFIT
OF
MILES LILA AND ZOE,
who have lost the whole Of their wardrobe at the
late Sp,tswood fire. The benefit Is respectfully
lendereI By the citizens Oh Richmond 70 these
worthy artlsLts. -.L..
NJ any local and foreign artists have volunteered
their se vices for the occasion, and comprise the
most emiue within our city. Among them are
'Ao PAUL MARTINETTI, .a.,t d. :
In his grea. fly ing trapeze acti .....
A LOCAL ARTlsrE %.r".
in q lew graceful dance; o..
GRANDPAS SRULS BY VtLUNTEERS;
SONG AND DaECE a.
BY the wonder, .J .s
IGNACiO;
GRAND FAIRY PANTOMlME,
by the D. artinetti Troupe.
For this occasion onlv the word riui leap OK the
TaMBOUK lEk1AL
will be performed, for the IL st time IN thls cly oy
MILES LILA aud ZOr and Mons. DE Lave IN
his ! ERRIFIC- -ASCrSrlUN on the tighs-rope,
with ZOE on his shoulder. s,o a,
See small bills. Go co-os :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-31

KNIGHTS OF PYTHrAs.-Marshall Lodge
No. II, elected the following officers on
Thursday night Charles Fl. Epps, W. c.;
u. B. Prosser, V. c.; w. H. Bailie, E. s. :
Luther Barnes, F. S. A. Goldback, banker;
j. c. Teller, venerable patriarch and rep
resentatiYe to the Grand Lodge.