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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-02
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The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD,
COURT OF PROBATE.

COURT OF PROBATE.
DHILL[P c. BROOM. Eliza A. Hughe
i vs. Austin d. Arlcdge. Mary Z. Nelson
Arlcdge. willinm Arledge, Jr., Am lia Ar
ledge, James Lowe. Oscar Lowe. Cook
Lowe, Thomas II. Glndncy, jamie c.
Hughes and her husband Isano Hughes.
Laura II. CASTLES, @. Cook Castles, Harriet
g. Castles, Jamcs A. Broom. William Ar
ledge, Sr., Susan iriedgc, John Arledgc
Jr, James Arledge, Mary Arledge and Sal
lio Arledge.
Summons for Partition Of Real
Estate.
To the above named Defendants in this
Action: You are hereby summoned and re.
quired to answer the petition in this ac.
tion, which is filed in the Office Of the
Judge of Probate for tho County and State
Aforesaid, and sorvc copy Of your answer
on the subscribers at their office, in The
town Of Winnsboro, in said State, within
twenty days after the service Of the Sum
mons on you. exclusive Of the day Of SER
vice. and il you fail TO answer the Petition
within the time aforesaid, the Petitioners
will apply to the Court OF Probate Of the
County aforesaid, for the relief demanded.
Judge of Probate in and for snid County,
this tho 9th day Of July A. D. 1871.
hioCANTS & DOUGLASS,
Attorneys for Petitioners.
". NJ NELSON, e.. s.
Judge Of Probate.
To tho Defendants Austin d. Arledge,
james Lowe, Oscar Lowe, Cook Lowe.
Thomas r.. Glndney. jamie G. Hughes,
and DER husband Isaao Hughes, James a.
Broom. William Arledgc, Sr., Susan Ar.
ledge, John Arledge, Jr., james Arledge.
Mary Arledge. snd Snllie Arledge
Take notice that tho Summons and P,ti.
tion in this case were filed in the Office Of
the Judge Of rebate, for tho County Of
Fairfield and State Of South Carolina, OH
the 9th day Of July. A. d. 1871
McCAETS s. DOUGLASS,
Attorneys for Petitioners,
july 8..flaw6wx6 Winnsboro, 8. 8.
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Dancing School.

7 Asst Session. Mons. BERGBR'S last
IL session will commence on Monday, the
7th Of August, but q session for new begin.
pers will commence on Tuesday, the lst of
August. Apply at Browns Hotel.
july 27-5
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Ne%vhASfvert IN ents. SO y ~
Agricultural Meeting--W. E. Al.
ken, Sec.
Dancing School--Mons. Berger.
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BRANCH, SCOTT & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
Il UG US7A, GA.,

AGENTS ron MARYLAND STEAM
SUGAR REFINERY, proprietors Of EIY.
CELSIOR RIO WERING Mills. Can
furnish all grades Of Fresh Ground Flour
IN barrels or sacks. Also prepared to exc
cute orders for Corn, Bacor, Oats and any.
thing that pertain &c Produce Business, at
the lowest market rates. We offer oxtra
Inducements to country merchants in fur.
nishing Standard refined. Sugar at tho
Price Cost 10 lay doUn Here. Merchants
would do well to send for price list.
mar 4-t3m
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Groceries and Provisions.

Groceries and Provisions.
rs bushels Cow Peas, Cornfield
Seed Beans Canned Fruit, Pickles,
Brandy Peaches, Cherry Bounce, Con.
dictionaries, &C., all of which will be
sold cheap for cash and cash only at
r. ELDERS.
GROCERIES, ard PROVISIONS.
Always on hand at lowest cash
price.
FRUIT JARS.
The most improved Self-Sealing
Patent Fruit Jars, for sale low for tho
cash at +. ELDERS.
All wo ask is a call, and examine
our stock before buying and satisfy
yourselves as to the cheap1ess and
quality, for he is determined not 10
DO under sold by any one.
june B. ELDER.
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CHEAPER
THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Mo Humabugamgg I
Everything rs Represented.

MRS. SHAW has returned from
purchasing the third supply this sea.
sen of Millinery and Ladies Dress
Goods, which is one Of tho cheapest,
most complete and fashionable stocks
cvor offered in this market, all Of
Which will be sold low for tho Cash,
at Il. ELDER.
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CTlamG5s.
The Charleston papers record the
death Of the Rev. Christopher Philip
Gadsden, in the 46th year of bis ago.
Shadraek Webster, convicted Of
murder was hung at Anderson on FRI
day last. - .''.'.'4'
Eight oolored men publish a card
in the Newberry Herald, announcing
their intention to leave tho Radical
party: ',,'oi "Y- ~ .'r'ar'
The Union Times says that com.
'any hss been formed ia I.aureus to
explore TIE mineral resources Of that
county, re- is supposed that the
Northern portion Of Lanrcns abou nds
in gold.
The people og) Charleston are suf
feriag for water. aarlIa&< !,
Isis'said that . pieee Of paper rap
idly, ehewed will stop bleeding at the
nose. A physician says that placing
a small roll Of paper muslin above tho
front teeth, under the upper lip, and
pressing l6 hard OH the same, will arrest
bleeding from sha nose, checking the
Paeaage IF the blood through tie az.
teries leading to tho epoae.
b. Tshbe Tshbset scottqn end corn crops ia, this
q
section, says the Columbia Union,
are beginning to suffer for the want
OF felI,..v !. 81. . =. rs
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"a casA 4 III L III.
{ I return my aipeere thanks to the
'winnsbdlo HOOK oAad Keaaer coA.
paqy and to the citizens who assisted.
them in tbe, preservation iof my pro.
RertS 81 last TlfuYsdsy night. :, '$@
.fKasJ Msspaesfuliy,i=x.a ,ueis
's.s. ed - sr'A:' R.eGOODTNG.. ..s'7
81 tsh-->.~ ..,-.-.----. $50 -
4, Why ie your shapbermsid,. .immor
|ta!1 She sotusns TO dsBs every day
l,@tstoss asadal tss ora'lmi1 'TT0l"
BEL IA b,siss,, ,t"i ..sE
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sNvaoaasa n Il 81 lao
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A MOTHER fresh supply Of plain and fan.
n cy Candies, Oranges Cocoanuts, Pecan,
Brssil, and Hazel Mute, English Walnuts.
Alnsasas, Brandy Peaches, Oysters, SO.
san 30 ,
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IMPORTANT NOTlCE,

lNOT Intending 10 carry over until next
season, any Of our present stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, NO now offer the fol.
articles
The New York herald., 1871-09-26

ono WFST 18TH ST., NEAR 7TH AVA RESPECTA-
AOC ble Protestant woman ,se; Is acoustic ned
to the charge of infant has city reference Can for two
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
PoToAAc RAILROAD.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
p,,I,,o,3 Tn Inn %. 1871.


The following comparative table Is pub
lished for the purpose of furnishing evil
dence hy which the accuracy Of the charge,
so commonly made against this company,
that its tolls are comparatively eXorbtah',
may be thoroughly tested.
At the same time, although it offers to the
public lower tariff than that Of any other
line now entering this city, this company
does not pretend to pronounce upon those
who are the custodians, and unqnestlona-
bly, the sagacous and conscientious mana
gers Of the other lines.
Our tariff. fixed more than year ago,
with relation 10 our own business, Is that
which appeared to be judicious NJ the time,
and whilst it would be absurd to say that
the Judgment which established it is uner-
ring, il is nevertheless true thai, unless those
rates with which it is compared are very
wide Of the mark, there is but little cause
for cavil at ours. Moreover, when satisfied
Of error this company has never evinced a
want of readiness to modify established
rates.
But as no company can hope TO silence
criticism. even by reducing its tariff below
what il honestly believes to be the true
economical mean, between losing rates on
the one hand and those which might be op.
pressiye on the other, it is the plain duty OF
its agents to endeayor TO preserve that mean
as best they may, relying upon the better
sense OF public justice Tor their justification
in the end. EDM'D T. D. MYERS,
General Superintendent.
Comparison Of Tariffs Of Freights ouer the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad ac'th Tariffs ouer the Chesa
peakc and Ohio, the Richmond and Dan
r,lLe, and the Richmond and York Rtue'
Rdihodd, in effect Esd January, 1871.
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THE AMERICAN MINISTER (who, by the
way. would he obliged to resign his posi-
ton should the empire be restored !; may be
President Grant might then allure Dir.
Washburne to 90 to Londonl receives dis
patches every Tuesday from the United
States. At 10 A. NJ. exactly trumpets sound
the parley on the left or western side Of the
Seyres bridge, and the white flag is raised.
4 German officer in full dress comes tor
ward to the broken arch of the bridge,
gives the military salute, and says to the
French officers who 20 to meet him, they
standing on the right or eastern side of the
broken arch:
Gentlemen, have the honor to present
to you my salute" The latter reply:
"Slr, we have the honor to salute YOU"
Gentlemen, have the honor to inform
you my mission is to place in your hands
MIR. Washburne's dispatches"
"Sir, we are going to have the honor to
send for them."
Each gives the other the military salute,
goes to his end of the bridge, and walks
down the steps leading to the river bank.
The French send off boat, cross the river,
and receive the dispatches from the hands
of the German officer. The military salute
is again exchanged. Each returns to his
trenches, and fire is reopened the
instant the white flag Is lowered.-Paris
letter-NeaO York World.
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Close OF THE CoIGA ATE vs. LERsYER CASE.
The Case Uisnltssed.--The suit Of COLGATE
d Co. us. John kea &, Co., of which firm
Gustavus Lersner is alleged to be partner,
which has been occupying che attention Of
the Circuit Court for several days, came to
sudden end yesterday morning. On the
eallln4 OF the cause, q suggestion wac made
by the court that it might be well for the
counsel engaged, before proceeding further,
20 argue Inc question Of jurisdiction. In
puisuancs OF ,nis suggestion, an argument
was spom..Led 70 the eourt on this question
py pialntin's couraet whereupon Il was
aGludReo oy Inc court that 1t had no iurfs,
d!ctio1,, and the suit was ordered 10 be
stricken from the docket. and together ~ with
1t several others of similar nature between
the same parties. ~ :.
The counsel In these causes were Gems.
Payne and Hunton and Colonel MosbY. of
Fauquier, General Bradley T.. johnson. of
the city Of Richmond, and Messrs. Wood
berry and Lay, OF New York. in behalf Of
the plaintiffs and ex-Gov. Wells, Judge
Joachimsen, Of the Marine Court of New
York, and Messrs. Brooke & Scott, Of Fau-
quier, In behaf Of the defendant.
Judge Joachimsen said he took part In
the argument more cheerfully as 1t gave
him an opportunity to say that during the
many years this case was pending in the
courts Of New York the transfer Of the
money by lgnatius Lersner to Gustave
Lersner was never considered fraudulent
action, and that he knew that when he was
advocating the cause of the defendant in
this court he was not advocating the cause
Of man who had been painted und pointed
ut by the counsel on the other side as guilty
of fraudulent act.
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AMESE NEETS.

ATING AT ASSEMBLY
Ii Ha l.. on SIN sueet. near corner OF Frank.
lin. This magnificent Eew h Ill has been arranged
in every respect With retard u the comfort 81
visitGrs. Ch-irs have ncen placed all around .he
room on raised platform. L h II VIII be wen
hest.d. md 20 70. IN have ben fixed up as cloak
AID SIX tie ronms-one for sd til. other iOr gen.
t'e.ren. p rvant W ma will attend 90 be
die. to hY on their @a,tes and take ch1rgs ot
iheir wrapplngs &c.
The regular assemblies for skiting win hs
T!rsDAY TuUksD Y. ana rArU u IDAY
EtSDAY, and FkI-AY AFrEkSOONS IT
O'Clock.
ADMISSION with privleFe OF uslrg ski'es)
For ali ~ rsons over l. years o. ag-, DOC. for
single ticker. A rsckage o. twelve tcSets, ~,
Children. sc. At tie .tterroon assemblies lAdiss
Will ouIy be charged csc.
Music 1T night assemblies. nss-i"
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DR.. ALcoTT on EYEs.-BroDson AIcott
has given course OF his "conversations"
In Chicago, and In one Of them he spoke Of
eyes as follows:
"a pair of dark eyes with mellow lustre
shining through them-beware of dark,
dire eyes the devil is shining through
but with mellow lustre shining through,
there's fire there, subordlnated by the af-
fections. They are, take it, the practical
peoplc-the comtorters. Mary or Martha,
which is it?-she who attended to the do
mestic business-she must have had black
eyes; the other must have had blue eyes.
She couldn't keep house, but there's her
place." Blue eyes, he thought, had ce-
lestial lustre. They might be safely trusted,
the applications being the same for ladies.
"'Tis said," he added, "that the next
Satan will be a woman. She'll have pair
of black eyes, take it." Art, he thought,
corroborated this idea. All the angels were
painted fair. "Christ," said he, sis always
painted fair, though Hebrew. except in
one or two instances, where the painter
was probably a dark Hebrew. / don't say
that blue eyes are always saints, or black
the others-Whom we won't mention"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

JAMES RIVER GRANITE CoMPANY.-Judee
Weltold has granted charter of incorpo-
ration to a company OF this name, whose
business is to quarry granite to manufac-
ture- The same into suitable shape for puild-
ing, paving, and other purposes, and sucn
other business as may be necessary for the
proper disposition thereof. The capital
stock OF the company is to be not less than
S25, 900 nor more than $3.50, 900, divided
into shares of 800 each. The quarry il in
Chesterfield county, and the principal Of
nee OF the company will be In Richmond.
The officers of the company are Presl-
dent, W. 81. Quincy, New York; Treas
urer, Albert Ordway, Richmond; Super.
iintendent, Abraham Rothwell, richmond /;
Directors W. Fl. Quincy, W. C. Conner
New York A. Ordway, George Dick, A.
Rothwell, Richmond.
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A WIFE ASKS TO BE DIVORCED FROM her
Fathers MURDERER.-Mr. Geo. II. Southall
on yesterday introduced in the House Of
Delegates a bill for the divorce a uincuIo
mdtr7mon,a of Laura A. Jones from A. &.
Jones, of Nottoway county. The petition
of Mrs. Jones. which accompanies the pro-
posed bill, sets forth that she and the Der.
son from whom she now asks O divorce
were married in 1867, and that from that
time until the 7th of October, 1868, she was
treated with great indignity and cruelty by
her husband. On the day last mentioned
his wrongful acts eliminated in the dclibe.
rate and wilful murder by him of her
father, Joseph L. Barron, of Blacks and
Whites. Jones was arrested and incarce-
rated, and, having been indicted, would, as
his wife believes, been brought to trial
and conviction of murder In the first &c.
gree, but he escaped before the day of trial
arrived, and is still a fugitive from justice
Under these circumstances, the petitioner
being still, by strict construction of law
bound to the murderer of her father, With
out hope Of relief under the law from TIE
courts of the State, prays that divorce be
granted by the General Assembly.
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=, sDIs4GREEABLE WEATHER HERR ayD Egs.R-
THER N0RrR.-The weather, which has tor
the past week or so been very mild and
pleasant. suddenly turned cool on Sunday
night, and on yesterday morning ut 8
O'Clock the Thermometer (Fahrenheit) indi-
Gated 70 above zero, and at 2. nj. it had
fallen to q, indicating avery unusual cir
cumstance for this clmate-the mercury
falling during the day. A few fakes of
snow fell at times during the day, succeeded
just at nightfall by q driZzling ram, with i
prospect of slippery streets this morning il
1t should continue.
Passengers who arrived here Yesterday
afternoon by the Fredericksburg road re-
port slight fall of snow in Washington.
At Fredericksburg when the train left it
WAS showing fast, and the weather intensely
cold. Ice had formed in Potomac creek,
and the spray from the wheels of the Iron.
sides, which had frozen rs she came along
from Washington, looked very much as il
there might be another suspension of travel
in that direction north. For the sake of
this excellent company, and the polite and
courteous officers in charge, We hope such
VIII not be the case. In this connection
we would suggest that the dining saloon of
the lronsides be heated little belt.r. The
superb breakfast served by Captain Free
man yesterday would have been far more
enjoyable had the room been comfortably
warm. This route has been noted for its
comfort, good fare, and polite attention,
and we would suggest the addition of q
urge stove IN the saloon above referred to.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

=, CHARTER GRANTED.-The Secretary of the
commonwealth has received for record q
copy OF an act of incorporation granted the
Nelson Loan and Trust Company, of Low.
in9ston, Nelson county, Va. The object Of
this company is to encourage economy and
accumulation i'll a community which has
heretofore and might otherwise continue to
distribute its discounts between city banks,
which in the cXac: proportion that 1t serves
to enrich those banks, it exhausts the none.
tary wealth of the county. The capital
will be not less than $4,000 nor more than
500, 900. The following officers were elect
ed to manage the atf-irs of the company
during the first year S. b. Lowry, Prcsi.
dent; j. L. Hubbard, Cashier; C. T.
Smith, w. ID. Ligon, James Petit, Sterhen
7. billiard, William A. Payne, and j. r.
PEBBLES, directors.
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JSo. Il. MAnYz, Jr.

THOSE persons who failed 70 visit the Papcra-
ma or the Pilgrims Progress will bave an oppor.
tunity to attend TODAY the exhibition st Lryr
BROTHERS d:y goods store, fee OF charsss
Whilo ttere you Will see many rare and wordeeiuI
Bargains In cry goods, such you had not thoupht
could be offered az such remarkable reduction IN
price; and while sli the various stclss ind suffs
are display to your admiring gaze. there win be
a gentleman in attendance upon you to point cut
the beauties In and TO call you att rntlon aad sp-
probation to certain particular articles, tho Valga
Of which You may have q fair idea Of, but not q
fair estimation OF the same. a.'A -
snch rare oispl.y Is tempting 10 all, but mora
especially to those who are IN need or jsst such
&c sad rs are offered TO their Customers by LsYr
'BEo7uE1s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

VInE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
L The CATHOLIC MALE ORPHAN AND
$3.50 L stS CIs 7 ON will hold Il meeting ut
the residence Of Dr. NJ honey. on "air, between
e,h and Ith streets WEDNESDAY FVESIaa.
the 25Ih, ut h,lf-pass O'Clock. The Watd can-
mites. ~nd collectors Of the association are re.
Que:ted 10 be present. as buftness OF very grsat
imp ortance ,'tI n copsi1-rfd H. Is esriiesty
sired I'll At th"ra shall &c full meeting Of sil ho
are called BY this pUticc. ja2s as
NOTICE.-A meeting of the WHITE
~ sU' -PHER SPRING CDTPANY will be
he'd at The Ballard cUa;e, IL tito cit. "f jich.
mond, on IlUKsDtY. the 23i day Of February.
WILLIaid Is. CAbWEi l.,
IA eodlm President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

"EYaLIsH STATEsMA ."-Tbe lecture
by Rev. j. L. M. Curry ut Institute Hall
last evening was attended by small au
dience. The lecturer was introduced by
Fl. NJ. jenkins ina few words com pliment-
ary to the reputation he had made by his
lecture here ten years ago. Mr.. Curry
spoke for about an hour on The characleris-
tics of the English Constitution and laws,
and the public men of Great Britain, COM
pairing them with those Of other Govern.
ments. He was atten.ively listened to, and
delivered most entertaining discourse
Wilmingtoa (Del9 Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

FINE Cause.-The cars now turned out at
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shops in
this city, now, will compare favorably with
any Others. The engine III. D. Whit
comb" built here and recently put on the
track, is splendid piece OF workmanship,
comprising all the latest improvements j
palace car Of recent manufacture. and ele-
gantly fitted up, is equally deserving Of no.
tice while the usual number of fine pas.
senser cars, and some commodious and
convenient mail cars are also turned out.
MIR. w. S. Freeman is the master machiniSt,
and MIR. John Y. King the master carpen-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

HUMPHREYS TO BE GUILLoT1SED.-It is
stated by gentleman just returned from
Washington, and in po sition to know, that
the President has certainly decided upon
the removal from office of J. NJ. Hum.
phreys, Collector for the :; Port OF Rich
mond. This step was recommended by the
whole Virginia congressional delegation
except MIR. Porter. Humphreys's sue
cessor will be either DR.. C. II. Gilmer, now
member Of the House Of Delegates from
Henrico, or DIR. Martin Burton, late ply ST.
clan 20 the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

TEE SIDNEY TEMPERANCE MEETING
Mr.. Carswell, the temperance lecturer,
drew fine audience last night at the Sid
ney Methodist Church. and succeeded in
pleasing everybody. He is inimitable as
mimic, and equally good when dealing with
the serious and pathetic. Upon the whole,
the brethren could not have secured the SER
vices Of lecturer better calculated to at
tract aud captivate the public.
If no good were TO result from his ad-
dresses, they would still draw as an enter
tainment. He will speak tonight at Leigh
street Baptist Church, and at other points
during the week, which will be duly adver.
tised,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

AN elegant plctlre Of Lee and Jackson. mount
ed In beautiful vase, Is now offered for sale sa
the DOLLAR STosE, s3s Main street. Go early
and see them, or they will all be sold. The Lee
Vases, Silver Plat Csstors five botles), Break
fast and Inner Knives, Table and Teaspoons,
Wax Dolls, and P ctures. together with an cle-
giant assortment OF Jeaslry suits bic for ladies
and gents wear. are we'll worthy OF note. saa
Main street, under Campbell'S photograph gall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

DIED. at his residence, in Henrico county.
on Yesterday, at 5 o'clock P. M, John a.
Hutcheson, f.rmerly deputy sheriff of this
city. He held this office under Major Tbos.
boswell. In 1854 he was elected sheriff of
Henrico county, which Office he held up to
the close Of the war. His funeral will take
place from the First Baptist Church to-mor-
row Mt u o'clock N,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

PARDoNED.-Jas. Groean, who was con-
victed here in November, 1869, of violation
of internal revenue laws, and sentenced to
one year Imprisonment and fine of 81, 900,
has been pardoned by the President. He
has already served out the term of hi $ i'm
prisonment, and the effect of the pardon is
to remit the fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-24

AN AFRICAN Much interest
was awakened in behalf of African Missions
by the addresses, last Sunday, in several
churches by Rev. Thomas S. Malcolm, of
Philadelphia, and Rev. Melford ID. Hern-
don. from West Africa. The latter went to
Africa in 1854, aid was missionary for
several years of the Board of Foreign Mis-.
him testimonials of the highest character.
On Sunday addresses and sermons We're de-
livered at the Ebenezer, Second, Fourth.
and First African Churches. A general
missionary meeting will be held tonight at
~ o'clock, at the First African church,
on Broad street. Rev. T. S. Malcolm, Rev.
NJ. D. Herndon, and others will take part
In the exercises.