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POOAH O-NTAs STOCK
We have purchased the
HIGH FLOODED STALLION
CTpTnEUTAU

STRIDEWAY,
for Stock Horse. He sired by Black Hawk Tele
graph; his dam is the celebrated mare Pocahontas
Strideway is years old stands 1871 hands high:
weighs llUu p0unds trOt better than 35 TO road
wagon, and never trained. He will make the season
from April to October 1871 at the Stable Of the sub
scribers, in Webster, Mass. Terms $50 the season
payable first time of service. Mares not proving with
foa VIII be served the following free The best
OF care anu attention given to Mares and fed desired
Accidents and escapes at the risks of owners.
Ihose desrous to improve their stock in size and
speed are cordially invited TO call and examine The
Webster, Mass, APRIL 1871. dtf apii
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHTT.
~ SETS. WORCESTER, SIS. Probate Court--'To the
Heirs at law Next of Kin and all other persons Interested
In the Estate Of WILLIAM H. BARTLETT, late of
BrOokheld. in said county, deceased:
Upon the petition of George w. johnson, you are
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court to be held
Worcester, in said County, the first Tuesday of
September next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon
show cause, if any you have why instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of said deceased
| should not I've approved
And the said petitioner Is ordered to this cta
successfully In the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication be day
at least before said court and TO send to be
sent written or printed copy of this notice, properly
mailed, postage paid, TO each the heirs devisees
egatees of said estate, their legal representatives
known to the petitioner seven days at least before said
| court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire Judge of said Court
this twenty seventh day Of July, in the year thou
| sand eight hundred and seventy one.
CHAS. i. STEVENS, Register.
| iy2S d3sFr
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NIGHT SOIL REMOVED d VAULTS
" CLEANED. All orders promptly attended - ~
ad ',essing Box $50, Worcester =. O.
chs dim JOHN BARRY
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA .


w E%S w., ~ n HO = Tickets for the
,sseslpP River at the lowest rates Apny ~ I'M we
20 n nfa' y and Canada Fzpress T1cc Srop,Hn
be cheeinly given '' a., WNaUh VIII
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CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL C(
W pARTNERSHIp


CERTIFICATE OF SPECIAL co
~ PARTNERSHIP.
THIS is TO CERTIFY,
that the undersigned have pursuant to the provisions of
the Statutes of the State Of Massachusetts, formed
limited partnership under the name or firm of
POLAND, KINNEY d. MAYNARD;
that the nature of the business to be transacted
u .e aFuacure OF Boots and Shoes in Northborough,
county Of orcester Commonwealth of Massachusetts;
and Is nat LUTHER PoLASD HENRY KINNEY and DAN,
III W mAfNAhD are the General Partners and CYRUS
GALE, ABRAnAn W; sEAvER, SAMUEL WooD JR
Partners and that said Cyrus Gale has the
sum of three thousand dollars tile said Seayer and
Cyrus Gale, Jr, five hundred dollars each making an
aggregate ofsx thousand dollars as capta towars The
common stock and that the said partnership is to COM
men so on tne ~ day 9fJuy ISL and is to terminate on
Dated, This lst day of July thousand eight hun
bred ana seventy-one, nun
HENRY KINNEY.
DANIEL W. MAYNARD
ABRAHAM W sEAvER.
SAMUEL CLARK
CYRUS GALE, JR.
one Thousand eight hundred and seveny-one before me
| came Cyrus Gale, Abraham W. seaver, Samuel Wood
Henry mney, and Daniel W. Maynard, known to me
above certificate, they severay acknowiedged thai
| they executed the same. ANSoN RICE,
| Justice of the Peace.
MASSACHUSETTS. COUNTY OF WORCESTER S.
Luther \; Poland, Henry Kinney, and Daniel W. May
| nard, as General Partners Cyrus Gale Abraham w
| SeaveI. samuel wood, Jr. Samuel Clark, and Cyrus
Gale Jr the special partners named in the foregoing
certificate being duly sworn doth depose and say thai
the sum specified in the said certificate TO have been
contributed by the special partners to the common
stock has been actually and in good faith paid in cash.
| sworn this 4th day ofJuly, 1911 before me-
jy7 view Justice of the Peace
&OEO A MONTH easily made with
| %%OO Stencil and Key-Check Dies. Secure cir
! cular and Samples free. S. NJ. SPENCER,
hlzo WON Brattleboro', Vt.
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The Plainville camp meeting begins Aug. 81.
Il zoo fountain has been recently erected in
Central park, Stamford.
perfectly white rat was killed in Water
bury drug store recently.
Mrs Celia Burleigh will preach at BROOKLYN
ior several weeks, where is located the only Uni
taran church in the state
lhe grand division of the Connecticut Sons of
day. D"i'' N"'ui
Alden Clark prominent citizen NJ Mor;da,,
was found dead in his bed Friday morning II
Y supposed that disease Of the heart was the
a female operative in a Westport factory
playluliy threw pair Of shears at a workman
nearly bled to DEATH A'N he
Inc First national bank of Bridgeport issued
two drafts recently for 1855 and $s6 .8O Which,
were recently altered throughout with the eT.
cepfion Of the cashiers signature, 10 Sg9l 2.
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The Lyndon Union says there is a lady living
IN rhat Piafe VINO no. lost her husband in the late
man who had lost his wife by decree of a.
court. The answer the lady gave him wo sne
"The Lord parted me and my husband h.,
your own deyilish actions parted you and voN,.
wife, and if you want another one you must Sa
70 the devil for it, for won't have you" That
was 10 the point.
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kA FOR PROVINCETOWN. -
RN1 On and after Tuesday, July H. the Steam
NSrALea&<HA{er GEORGE SHATTUCK, Capt. G. b. Smith,
will leave Central Wharf, Boston, every
TUESDAY, Thursday, and Saturday. at 80 A. NJ Leaves
Provincetown every Monday, Wednesday, and FRIDAY
at A. NJ Fare 81 so; to Truro Sl75: to South Truro
ana Wellheet, $500. Right reserved to tow ships in
particular cases. No freight received after O'Clock
les
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1871. s9},HII,EI5ss HIRE RAILROAD 5za1 J :

ing MONDAY, MAY s, ISL i1a EN- II oilinehe-
lLalIs leave Worcester Foster Stroat Doro4 -, . on
9s and e w. ana 420 M Fltchburg at 9l5a M and
lows F SO p m for Winchendon Troy Keene and Rel
Rnri connections at Bellows Falls with Rutlapd A
Iisn Isith ~ Tor Rutland Saratoga burlington Gc
Jnnc, tn W central i. T. for Windsor White RivcS
HR,Icon connecting with Conn and Pass,mpsic ver
DTrg tmohpeer, St Adams, Rouscs Point ogdens.
Worcester-J. BARNARD Agent NV wv oS'er sttee
rare as low as by any roule and distoroo Loo
and North r''e 0"i' vi Nlg g Iran for West
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

HANDSOME ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RICH.
MOND's CONTRIBUTION TO CHICAGO The
folio wing letter has just been received:
"CHICAGo RELIEF AND AID SOCIETY,"
"sTANDARD BALL, CORNER OF
"MICHlGAN AVE. AND 18TH STREETS,
- CHICAGO, November l 1871. J
l. Davenport. Esq, First National Bank,
Richmond, Va.:
"Dear Sir,-We are in receipt Of your
favor Of October 2Gth to our honorable
Mayor enclosing check for one hundred and
thirty-fve dollars and eighty-scven cents
($135.S7), aud informing us Of your city IS
noble appropriation of ten thousand dollars
for Chicugo's most miserable aud impoyer-
ished people. We fully appreciate the
trying and peculiar position OF Richmond
at time when her generous hearts would
desire to do so much, and her means are Sc
considerably reduced by calamities many
and recent but our gratitude and that OF
our deeply -grieved citizens is increased by
the spectacle of donation which is truly
magnificent, considering the unfaYorable
circumstances attending its creation. You
may depend upon it this great act OF bro
therly kindness on the part OF your people
viii! never be forgotten; and in conveying
TO them our heartiest THANKS, assure then
that they have Chicago's undyins gratltude
as well. Yours, respectfully,
"GEoRGE NJ. PULLMAN.
aBy @. G.. Hammond, Treasurer Chicago
Relief and Aid Society"
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Room FOR MORE VoLuNTEERs.-The call
for volunteers we published Saturday
morning has been answered by'seyeral gal
liant young gentlemen, but room IS still left
FOR others who may feel inclined to help
forward the cause OF Conservatism.
1t is earnestly desired that all. the regis
|, tered Conservatives should be gotten to
! the several precincts in time to cast their
,, votes. Intelligent and well.known gentle
men will be needed at every precinct in
order to furnish any information that may
be required by the voters. The sick and
disabled, the old and infirm, will be con-
veyed to the voting places by vehicles fur
nished by the superintendent of the City
Central Conservative Committee.
Volunteers, by applying any time to-day,
can have their names enrolled and assigned
to duty by Major Claiborne or Mr.. Alfred
Moses, who will be in charge of the COM
mittee's headquarters, at the office OF the
EUeni7ag Neacs, election day.
The following ward uperintendents may
be found as below tomorrow morning, and
will also receive volunteers and instruct
them as to the service they will be expected
to perform:
John +. Meredith, at Westham House,
Clay Ward; Thomas Epps, at second pre-
clint, Jackson Ward !; e. NJ. Wallace at first
precinct, Monroe Ward; Alfred Moses, at
EUening Neaos office, Madison Ward Cap
tain Babcock, at Old Market Hall, Jeffer-
son Ward; FL. Metzger, at corner Twenty.
fifth and Broad streets, Marshall Ward.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell at IL III. a market.
garden OF eight acres Of land on the Deep Run
turnpike five miles from the city.
THOMAS T. POLLARD. trustee will sell as hslf-
past O'Clock 2. NJ. the house and lot now
occupied by W. A. Smith, Esq, corner Of Cary
and Haryie streets.
DAVID Il. PARKER, United States Marshal,
will sell at lo&. NJ, at Johnsol's restaurant,
all or the furniture, bar. fixtures, wines, IL
qu1rs, &C., therein.
W. GODDIN will sell at 4 z. M. a framed dwell
Ing. Also, two vacant lots In Manchester.
GRUBBS s WILLIAMS will sell at 4 p. NJ. a
brick house and vacant lot adjoining on the
south side Of Duval street between Third and
Fourth. At half-past O'Clock P. NJ. two
three-story brick dwellings at the southwest
corner OF Seventh and Clay streets. Also, a
pretty lot adjoining the above.
THOMAS ". KEEsEE win sell at his ware
rooms, No. lsl7 Main street. pianos, furniture,
Carpets, etc, at 10 O'Clock.
j. u. WHITEHEAD & co. will sci at lOA A. M.
groceries, &c. --.
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POLICE COURT, SATURDAY.-JusticG j. j
White presiding. following cases were
disposed of:
Sarah jackson (colorcd), charged with
being drunk and using profane and lnde-
cent language in the street, was admon.
ished and discharged.
William Smith (colorcd), charged with
llnlawfully assaulting Nlollie Lightfoot, was
fiUed s..
Molie Lightfoot (colored). charged with
abusin. and ussaulting William Smith
Fined $3.50.
John A. Hart, charged with unlawfully
driving 4 cow from the premises of Lucy
B. Wyatt without the consent Of Wyatt
Dismissed.
William Hendricks, charged with assault
ing and cutting Scott Pace with knife.
Found guilty, and sent to Jail and chain.
gang for thirty days.
George Washington (colored), charged
with assaultng and threatening to kill Will
liam Cooper. Discharged.
George Washington (colored), charged
with assaulting and beating Charlotte Gray
Sent to jail for thirty days.
Fleming Gentry, charged with unlaw'
fully receiving load Of shucks with intent
to defraud James E. Goldsby. Dismissed
John Ruffiu, John Lucas, James Taylor
Jordan Jones, and David johnson, charged
with assaulting and beating Lucy Bagby
Fined 50 each.
William Cooper, Julia Jones, and Marsa
| ret Coleman, charged with assaulting anc
| beating George Washington. Dismissed.
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JoB PRINTING.-Wc call the attention OF mer.
chants, clerks OF courts sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road steamship and cSual officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing to the facili-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB.
LISHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF al kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bill-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bils, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
0ua
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PETIT jurors OF THE HUsT1Nds COURT.
]. Booten Hill. r. G. White, George A.
Haynes, Il % ". MeCance, Jr., Alex. McRae,
william r. McCaw, Richard W. Maury,
John B. Purcell, Charles Nj. Pleasants, =.
L. Spence, Edwin A. Smith, Charles Z
Stokes, W. L. Slater, I. S. Tower, II. B.
Taliaferro, q. Selden Taylor, FL. Harrison
Watkins, T. G. Woody, John p. Word,
Charles W. Allen, John Asher, Ii. G.
Boschen, William H. Cardozo, Maurice
Cleggett, r. A. Dunlop, I'll. L. Evans, j
Fl. Hutcheson, John F. kohler, Charlie.
Hatcher, James A. Inloes.
These jurors are summoned to attend
court on Wednesday.
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ALLEGED CosTEmPT OF CoURT.-The case
Of en- Governor Fl. Fl. Wells us. The Com
monwealtt was commenced in the Court
of Appeals on Saturday, and will be CEN
tinued to-day. He seeks to recover 2 !. me me
imposed upon him by Judge W1ngneio ior
an alleged contempt of court.
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.MAcHINE WORKS. a
- 1a& sLOAT & ADDINGTON,
Nos. 1872, lA2s, 1925, and ld2S Cary street,
a. aud Nos Is and Ii south 18th street.
nj R1C FL NJ ND. VA.
We make all kinds OF nea work In the MA
CHINISr LINE, kEtAIR ALL KINDS OF
WCkK We 60 In the COUNTRY 10 do all
SORTS OF WORK In our line. Also, make the
best TOBACCO Mills In the world, and keep
them on hand, as we'll as TOBACCO SCREWS Of
all kinds, together with BANDS aud BlLLETS,
and all articles for the manufacture OF tobacco.
NEW and SECOND-HAND ENG1NES
BOILERS, SAW-MILLS,
GRISF MILLS, POWgk PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALES, y .uEly
SHAFTlNG HANGERS, PULLIES,
GEAR and BEVIL WHEELS, lg. -4-a
And In fact general assortment OF all u5efnl ar
tices In our line together with y. ",
"a JUDSOA,S PA E N I STEAM-EEGINE
UTICA CO. STEAM GAU8Es.a y.El.i
SELDEN'S PATENT ENGINE PACKING,
'PEET VALVES. GLOBE VALVES
= TALLOW COCKS, E ~ E
sELF:OiLING CUPS, for both engines and
~. .shafLing; ),
FLUE CLEANERS, ,3
OH CANS, WATER GAUGES &C..
All Of which we sell ut reasonable prices and on
accommodating terms. ...s
N. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds or
machinery, both new and secondhand. Come
% ocs p 80 sLoAT s ADDINsToN.
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BAR-RooMs TO BE CLosRD.--The Mayor
has issued a proclamation ordering the
closing Of all bar-rooms, saloons, and other
places where liquor is sold, from sunset
to. day until sunrise on Wednesday.
During this time the sale Of liquors is pro-
hibited by stat ute. .sr t.s r.sa
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oNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s., 1871.

IA GRAND RALLY AT TIE CITY Fl ALL TH1z
EVENING OF THE CONSERVATIVE Panty
The City Central Conservative Committee
we understand are making suitable ar.
raDgements for mammoth meeting of the
Conservative party at the City Hall this
evening at half-past o'clock. The whole
force of canvassers and orators will be pre-.
sent, and stirring and effective speeches
may be expected by the people. AS to-
night precedes the day Of election, let the
people turn out and make last grand rally
in enthusiastic support Of the brave cause
of Conservatism,
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GRAND JURY OF THE HUsTINGs COURT
The following are the grand jurors sum:
moned for the term of the Hastings Court
which commences to-day John T; Rogers,
James NJ. Rowe. John Lauer, John W.
Beveridge, G. f. Watson, David \. Jones
Charles hi. Wallace, II. l.. Kent, n. q. LIP
scomb, Oscar Cranz, II. X. Ellyson, ). =
Wayt, David Walker, DR., +. ID. Eacho, T.
A. j. Cloptou, Hiram NJ: Smith, samue
McCubbin, A. G. Babcock, Orange + pen sen
nett, james L. Taliaterro, Abner w. Rich
ardson, A. +. Woodson, &. b. Llpscomo
John J. Cannon.
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GONG TO. EURoPE.-Mr. Thomas Potts,
of the house OF A. Y. Stokes & Co., leaves
early this week for trip of business and
pleasure to England, ireland, Scotland,
France, and Spain. MIR. Potts expects to
visit the large licorice factories in Spain
and make arrangements for. the direct i'm
.portation of this article and other things
connected with the manufacture OF TO.
bacco. We wish him pleasant trip to the
land of his birth and o safe return TO his
adopted home. - sF.a
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The stated g
NI meeting OF Iieurico Union Lodge. No. Xxx
lao. will tax. Plsce THIS tMonday) EVE-~\
MING at Masonic Hall, on Twenty nth street, ut
O'Clock. -.
Members OF slater lodges and transient brethren
In good standinn are fratern ally Invited. @.
BY order w. NJ. VILLA NJ WILSON,
... ...s .s. Secretary.
NovEMskRt, 8, A. +" 5s7l, A. D. 1871. no o:lt*
CHEsArsAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
CASHIERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, ovember Sd, 1871.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
IN stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
kailroad Company wilt be held In the city OF
Richmond on THURSDAY the 7th of December,
1871
The attention Of the stockholders called to the
following extract from the bylaws OF the COM
psny:
- All proxies TO renresent stockholders at n
general meeting shalt be IN writing and signed
nv the person thus transferring the power; part
nersh.ps may sign iu the name of partnerships
and tho Signature Of either member OF the firm
shall ce valid. No proxy shall be valid given
moro than sixty days prior to the meeting Of the
COMPANY"
The books of transfer shall be closed fifteen days
previous To any general meeting.
no j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-Col..
lector Burgessreports that the total amount
of United States Internal Revenue tax COZ.
lected in this district during the mohtn o!
October was S232 2,091.T. OF this a amount 10
S225, ,S98.54 was on tobacco, Siao'ooo on
snirifs and S846,SS on beer and ale.
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I~T OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
|. THE MANCHESTER L . ) 7 O + Fl { l.
\ttt tii;.E = !, ISL.
r.rsuis calling lar letters iN this list vii! please
,a., NIgtIls"d." + Gol called ior in .our " cks
'rr w.' bc ent 10 The DeBd Letter Once, III
Na h.Us>uu, y. G.
ladies LIST.
Eu,-, Mr. Encn Mitchell, Miss Eliz ,be:h
,...lo. Ms. Susan Z. MAYO, Miss Charlotte
! ~. =, Mr- NJ \. Rudi, MIS-. IL. a.
N,....y Mr.. thomas Sterling sirs. Ann B.
GESTLEMFN'S LIST.
utnbcr,lf.p. johnson, Hea.y tco!'dl
ilaswr. ~. James i. .l,ti,,
.naik!@y. ". Barton JnAuson, John l..
}.a..,>aau, :. ptlriam Hio~d2, l.. W.
t.sl.c-4td. William NcTyre, Gus iCond}
F.-ay., y. EIIns, BTaxion
G4.r., ~. y. Wcis'gcr. Daniel
Hancock, lin Il. " .
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cans,.r., LIGHT, LIGHT 10 CAriTaLrsrs.
and sss. hn. ,n bankers, manufacturers, merchanss
al For,a men, are invited to call a. room No.
rnl and Ssei ana examine one of the most nae
OF Iioh,. c. an. Inventions OF the age In the wsy
Asn'' eas-ntsers are psrticulariy invited. =
fSs.'..g. .sss> M JOHN J.. CABRsnpv i.
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PARpoNED.-His Excellency Governor
Walker pardoned Burley Jenkins on Sa-
turday, convicted of larceny in the County
Court of Cumberland, and sentenced to six
months confinement in the county jail.
jenkins has already served four months OF
hi tip,a -....zr
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CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMoND-JudJe
E. II. Fitzhugh-Saturday, November A.
The following cases were disposed Of:
Brown, &C., Us. Browns executors. De-
cree confirming report OF commissioner
and directing partial distribution of the
fund. Stiles & Christian, counsel.
Taylor Us. Cayedo, &c. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner and making
final decree in the cause. Steger, p. q.
Williams, trustee, vs. Tompkins. &C.;
Tompkins, DC, Us. Mcfarland. DC. Decree
confirming report Of commissioners of sale
and directing disposition of the fund.
Johnston & Williams, Cannon & Courtney,
and +. Y. Cannon, counsel.
Beveridge, &C., Us. Wadrop, &c. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and di-
recling sale of property in the proceedings
mentioned. Robert Howard, counsel.
Barker, executor, &c., Us. Council, &c.
Decree confirming report Of commissioner
Of sale and making Il partial distribution Of
the fund. Cannon 81 Courtney and A.
Austin Smith, counsel.
Lichtcustlen Us. ShultZ, sc. Order di-
recting jury for Tuesday, 14th November,
1871, to try issue directed by court. Mere
dith and II. 4. d j. S. Wise, counsel.
ueyot Us. Equality Life Insurance Com
pany. Decree dismisSiDg cause on motion
Ol pldluIlu. IL n. ~ d. -. WISE. CoulseI'
Atkins, &C., Us. Whites executors. De-
cree confirming report of commissioners of
partition, and directing sale of one of the
parcels which is incapable of division
among parties to whom it has been assigned.
Nash & Bouldin, counsel.
Turner Us. Hall, &c. Decree on proceed
ingS TO set up q lost record and directing
sale of certain property therein mentioned.
L. Y. Cannon and Gregory, counsel.
Ihr Uniuu Bunk OF Richmond Us. Hal
lock. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner 10 part, and directing sale Of GER
tain property in the proceedings men
toned. e. Y. Cannon and Johnston &
Williams, counsel.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WALKgR LIGHT GuARD,(
RICHMOND, November 6, 1871. !
ORDER Attend drill OF 4
~ yonr company THIS tMondsv) EykNrEG "A
At Il O'Clock. at Schott's Monticello Hall. in w
fatigue uniform. Business of importance is to n
be transacted, and every member ia expected to
he present
BY order Of the Captain.
c. T. BINFoRD.
no Cit Orderly Sergeant,
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A TEAM OF r9oATs.-One of the exhibitors
at the State Fair whom we failed to men
tion was Master Charlie Gibson, q son OF
MIR. c. B. Lipscomb, who contributed o
beautiful team Of trained goats to the eX-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

CoEyIoT REcEIvED.--Jack Miller (co-
lored), convicted OF house. breaking in the
county of Bedford, and sentenced to one
years imprisonment, was received at the
penitentiary on Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

ADvERTIsE.-our merchants seeking trade in
any portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers OF that section. NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at
publishers rates. b.
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D1soHAReRD.-Maria Shoes, who was ar.
rested on the charge Of steahng slot OF
valuable silverware from Dr. CrensnaW,
appeared before Justice White on SAUL
day and was discharged, the evidence being
insufficient to send her. on to the grand
jury. .5.es
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

Cannea fruits and vegetables in the fu,les,
sor.mens S can be had at T. BALMER q CO. S. M az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

The WEATHER.-Over head and under
foot the weather was anything but pleasant
and agreeable on Saturday. The air, too,
felt as raw and cold as though it were
rbriStTnaS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-06

THEArRE.-The famous sensational actor
Johnny Thompson will make his first ap-
nearance ut the Richmond Theatre to-
niyht. He generally draws crowd.