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New-York tribune., 1871-06-13
NEW-HAMPSHIRE.

MOVEMENTS OF TIE GovERHoR-ELECT.
MANCHESTER, June 12.-Tbe GOvernor-eIeet,
the Hon James a. Weston left tho evening train Tor
day forenoon.
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LATEST SHIP EEVS.
lFoy other SHIP Ae,ss soc second ra~i

ARRIVED.
ss II s W. & ss'S1 ID e or g to 'i js '.Gs' 5 jane jane @
2 * & % s pass. ss''f an p1Sa ssrp Ss fcG s ST. y
q S. f 3 25 pasi n st s Lea. ~ fiysrTpS ~ t
op - ' 81 a.. - psI ,.s5 ' Ss SSe3 = iiI e H. Il Il x
Ioa q q .se trlaef stalp lo1s sire Ssr SO rs
~ s rs l.o 4aa, Hoo, ps.ss Steamship 6Of sahAs''..
steamship James Adp.r Loctpoc cs,ssos c. ysDs TO- With
rlis-. and frrl 10 Hear Il. B,sg-- L Co.
t,ss S ', 9 9 a. "a T-s2i1 s T. a, & Bay . 'd ''''''
Bk 2. Resa. Mrr lhi.ep Apd, z and .te posts 'os'
prc ,,rose se.ety sn y q 90 lo 81 pss
BaF r5sn s'ro-. Pousout for po,ts-
- rig a Aie, ice X Fresnsp @ fon9as' oI fer'asd
heg H,m2sa (of Bsn,o,l BIZ. Ssv37r. -,
B. seeae' 3 In 'G' n fo bus ' SfasE K:vioi
sr jub, A. Decker Br B.r,coa DOpe',.
for & T 20 % FS,, ~ M " % f,.s, sS y. ' s n s5
fa, G sau T. Falen tc SevbarroV' CTcse Sarscoa s',a
pi., s' & e.,se toi Liverpool J.7, NH g d;y vS fss
al a so. ss & I5' a 1.,, .s f1n' q. 's % gse = & q %, II a
ssS ssr : Sc w nS TrS Sh9., sq F'Ts!:s Es.:, p,,
selr f"ro heo "ea'wob fOr Is,nd vllb SIRE r BrOoA~
s. A., A ATs. T ESs,ei S Ro.sa wiz m oosIZs Bh4s~
scar .y,,ae G'i1o'e D,,.,, t u is'sE set Poa;-
sgs fsiSor.. Wheeler Ei,a' .slpor, So, S-uHa,ea.
Schr Ais Knogig. kIa.~A so 20 PoTii-nce.
Setr z wsahsis, Blowers. B. aaedror 10y Aliar,
ssf4 J. X scudier ,ras,a 5., Or, sr SsrH,-9,
seir & Il Fo5i "a Kibs Coz gs,be.assr isr lo,op
Hrigln Oifrr. li.7a.af' 0Qr or Pcrleui
schr L. Burtgam,. Buriin sne Providence for Pbaispha
GehE JaA Bn-lanan, Kelly, .r5g for EA4sbssi port
SER cbas Rese Eosers oa1 yih holsters % II c ROg,.
fc'r 1ca Iieg Roc 'lc -'h liag ~ !. r. Bwn
Sahr. l4I Wind Bsusn Veg gelt3ri
Ser. Raler P.ner wisri Pro,.esre fr rbilndelyhs
scl (Br Crane. sdne H., wi'h o9sL Is anchored Of
wIiD-Sandoss. light s. -; eler.
BELOW.
ship Twilight (of Nys Gales Liverpool may viii mfss 10 G. H.
Sp Eets oulsy Liverpool Mny g. with wi.e saa 70 cns
North German Jark vita ssngers, sn, on ise Bar.
DOMESTIC POETS.
HovroS J1-c 2hryci steamship Neptune. from hcwFok and
bH- Melr,re. Phlalel1iia
CnAlLEsos 5. c. june l2Arrved steamship AneT,can fsos
Cleared W o. O. SOutHsTd ST. Jobs N b.,
anl sr.g. Nug' Valentine. fer Jacsa.uiile
IHsPIrsToy s. C. Jnue lh-v, schr Hs,He oo'rahs fros
HSs-IyA or the port Loyds, from West IndeS
FOREIGN POKTS.
LoSDoy Juno l2TAe ansD Ptcmy from heS'f0r' an"a
at list7fca today
The Allan steamship scOaa from Qeb sgnsi1 o.
AOvls to-day,
SPOKEN.
Ship Jucere. from Cbigong for CSunbc May lat II e. lon
81 81 J..
Shir Bors tBrl Liverpool 'or Caua Nay lat esS.
Shn Ia-re-c Liverpool hy II lat ~
Ion. % ~ L.
Sh Tca tBr) Liverpool for San Francisco Mas ~ lat
Bar Guyla or) Liverpool Nes.Yark aIiy %. lat &c "a
lol 81 H.
MEMORANDUM
TIE slip Eter-aese Dsl o. from Carta ervef hfh and
a9ch1- on Bar, afternoon p1lg -
l. tn.. HHN Iu rffrHr a =
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INTENSIVE FEE IN LOWELL, MASS.

LOWELL June IA block of wooden build
,nes on tho corner East Merrimack and Dayidsonsts
occupied as snail stores, were partially burned last
ilt. olso "a WOO leu block on MerImack-st, adioing
W1s",,i~ T,1 The losses arc f,llOws: &. W. May.
mart ,.ery goods, $500 in sured for 600 Michael
a. rl gro,rrv, s3T0; no assurances ADOOu baieS'
drt pt,,Js d., -. geo considerably by water
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tho manipulation 10 and hx the paper, with rsfer.
ehce TO his hand that he can wfh certainty b.rip
ana write tho lines In proper sequence ana at Uniform
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Tie Liver Of great importance SO ir eg lty dge
on and proper of the toy concerned TIE h is -ts
c,u dy set On Of tie Liver con.eqeH Impaired tgs-
o7 ard perfeci nutrition vekuoHn truth thit dsored
liver W. s,aria t iis"ase IN ts pfIt sn form fsseas,
me great mro5nce healthy acn o. zoe Liver IN olsf 70
Leep s n ce iron disease ais coueqsfne, good dseS
ages doriercl Liver IN some ~ s orns Sb
re2'na IS ih- pap eAsl , - ~ = ,,ooii ,5o - Ion
ana L.e Aing down Of the vital powers.
Live, thl l ss ad fce from o. N i1afoas
amer long and patient earch N ge yaesne sl o.
bass me o8gDJm Pcistum q bctlls's iut @aowr il c1 ~
lance ManirsEe confined With other eqga he ve sd'
in elel va "a : Pecah3r TO sChaGoA0 -, ANDN"" i'A''
These PILLS extensively used FOR year, i neT
relieve all aud dorlrtc a. lf bfi "a
, ~ wing illnesses can testify. L. instance who're De,
have been either by the smallest child most le h ~ OF ,oo'
lie nos 7er IN hoagsIi, cases Dr. The o. tie PILLS
have been u seeree h-aly bile o. has bee seen "a me
= n tt ITO mfor:urae invalid reorel health freedom a ce
soaen peace Of mint AID relew hs2pless snl pleasure n NE
AtM. ). y. Daley ~ Co.'s, , ~.
Gf BROADWAY BEIMbsN HOLoiON ASg ~ bLbh NhA si Isl
so PER CENT DIsCoUNf-Mhse French Chaa Dame sr' ''
20 Per CENT DIsCOUST-Sgepaed Ice Ptess poreei.l.
mo 20 Pm Gent DIsCOuST-wbts French China Tea Sets,
20 PER CENT DIscoUNT-Coored and l Pre7eh chns Drns
70 PER CENT DIScoUNT-coopd and gilt Treaeh cana Tea
20 PR CENT DIscoUSr-cOorsd Chamber Sets IL pieces Eng
ns az PER CESr DISCoUNT-yor handled Dinner Kaire shead
".,s % e Cyf DSCoUNT-sberpaI Tea Sets. SIX 'oes bess
'; ';;n PFR GEyT DISCoUNT-Syepi Casters sI eu' sohe.
o d l B aFyT nISooUET-A arge sor9ent Of Ms Vases
KS fB CSf r-Cbha an japanese Vases Tea Sets
40 PER CENT DISCOUNT-Duyers guaranteed lover phoss
'nAh '"- 0' 0-'@ " j. p DALEY Co,
Erp4dw
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WksHINGToS, ID. c., June ~ lSil-1:1O p IN.
..., Ia, lrgsl ll-f hours


The weather remains sensibly unchanged
west of the Mississippi The area OF lowest barometer
has moved from lnada eastward, and is probably now
rcutrII I'm Nova Scotia. The barometer has generally
risen from the lakes sOuthward and westward, but
very sudden fall j. ti5 ftcoon reported III minnesota
me- hibest pressure extends from southern Indiana II
Tayos Tire temperature has fallen fr0m Ontario east
ward and has fiScn from Michigan to Iowa ana north
,rort Very light rams have been reported IRON the
ewEnrland States 10 Lake 10, heavier rain from
Pennsylvania 80 South Carolina, uut paray cear anu
clearing weather now prevails along the entire Atlantic
coast Clear weather has been very generally reported
west Of he Blue Ridge. ~
Clear weather WITH night nortb-westerly winds VII
nr,oy rrcvai on Tuesday very generally east of the
XII s-' l. s pro-" .c that brisk winds VIII he eA-
,i.icl,, ,p-- st in N imesota Lake Superior.
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For Z . per Inc, will insert advertisement ore
mo.b i1 tvclr-ols 6-cass hrn@oa hcwsfspen Hc rius
tb,e- I- te tIh' shr II ts pTn % whom ON
r1oHl ven knov Lis sen. e "a res GEo T. HOWELL
CO., Advertising Agen -. No. ~ P.rkrog EeN-IOTs
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STATE or THE WEATHER.

TEiEGHAPHC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORTs, L. s. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:4'
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
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; ,f;aIool rI...sn Of NJ. Madison-st, New-YOrl

Michael n e|1n OF M. 7 MlHI7lH5I'I Wv iII NJ
- 80. n ca at Baier an .lnl-.'% BfoJkiyni "hAs
iatotcgrl, un 'a ri{-t aud received '-'1i w NC =
1,r;,l .tl, .,slill. an. OCCUPANT of tenement in
ef,t .t.. Nfl.r Nrrfiiu. 49, i1nnu ae.l IA L., =, 7.
s.f.e. H supposed aai sbe las hgah pu'A' "e"'0 "
b.. Lasbaal. Who wa A1Ies'oi
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DIED

yVe6tra rrd Visiting CARDS. Initial STAN Note PsoeA
Wa EyaHD sLIs Sos IOl FrLr0ysr OlD BUrCE CHUacA
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Jobnsc,'s knodyre Ljinent-Bta'lhe3 islofc- internal
a. external Sc recoAmsudei h Physicians cveyyAee
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Grfcinl Noticfs
scsenok,, Mandrake Pills.

Americun Tn.ilfute Farmers Clab.-Ias Club meet,
evrr ri DAY clfk ie Of re lut lie
B.dlg interested agricultural improvement are iaytA
4. Io8, W tB.nBPRs Secretary NATHAN G. EIY, pfen,
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winchester's Eyporhosphites VAL cure coysurr1Ios.
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DIR. Il. Bunford LishthiI,

The Author o. "A Popular Treatise pe-s ess" "Le,tts On
Cstsrrb" Sc. Gc, N y le daily Consulted az hs o4ee'
No 81 East NiSDTTgSTHsT,
sfcs doa-s east of -foad'ay.
Ardurpr 10; pas; 6 years Of his prai-e 10 Dr ihI
- ana EN- ot LAFNtsS CAIAihh, ss,s q Tie THROAT AID
if'NES .Is0, sTlNA1E CHRONIC bl otASaN
iis assured - Tcceiv
Inc vrr teret which possibly be derived nm oeu ne ard s&UI
iHg az
Re'rrsn highest aud mot uneze p'oaae ohAsae-
ter viii he cherful. fsfEs-el
if5m Tis Htira HarI-isa Tsr Ues.sed' NeA
Cara-Te D.. Ia iae frsck purcaa~d - oe esa
oF rfJ Ma. as n1gel the A T. Nmarh." lnof ~
Artuy ~ M IrcS o ~ Hole lnirsnre Sonl@ny %
VeYos o. nd he naTih House IA IN vhs
Ia. 10 Iug oi tie lEe bp neHt Vf NesleiJ tho
M, of -I ta.1r. th~ gT.ff- ~ tac
he thanks % To- ggb AL 81 s te bssrne so
grs tend ard E .. Ec "a, s3@ an aie - AZ
- N.s~or ,t f elcsut Vlce-fe'ert rhl >up
g., az Sstiaeu aud Aos ton Esl CoEgsay os tsuging
a. truck egtr tie loal ire o. elsikr Iel V..sI
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MEMORANDUM

The slip Efe-onese tDf .o. from Calorta arrived 'h and
a,ch1-c Bar ths afternoon aud o. p'stg ape q
l,p april 49, 81 Helena has Z. aud crossed n ela'or 10. a
Ua. 20; las lie fac weather Tho crt.re pa7sage.
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PEARL cas- lAhRE IGTS
FIVE DOLLARS.
NAhiOOk & CO. No $40 prc'dws,.
VVdssn hufi.o scwiue iiseh1e- 30 q al saIs .sss
'-- Sstso,a ~ Hieads,Y
-6-,air- Soii-c.-Thc a. b iof 1 airgs O., & d
Ia 'A.t.I.Y. l.r 10 l.I e. I.r Of 4LleDAi 40
ils0. a. m.tou NJ NlaA4 20 D. az. ,' DA ~ aa4
ID SATURDAY a. llJ q m a. a. 'VNie '''''--'f'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-11

DEpIcAT1oN OF PYTHIAN HALL.-Last
night the new Hall of Jefferson Lodge, No
2l, Knights of Pythias, on the corner OF
Franklin and Mayo streets, was dedicated
to the use of The Pythian Order by the rep.
resentatives of the Grand Lodge of Vir-
ginia. Grand Chancellor Wade presided,
and he was assisted by the following pro
tenn. office: Past Grand Chancellor d. W.
Bohanon, V. G.P.; Past Grand Chancellor
II. c. G. Hartman, G. r. and c. s.; p. G..
Herman Myers, grand herald 2. q. Chas.
P. Binford, grand guide A. j. Gary, grand
banker. 7. 6. G. John B. Vaughan occu-
pied the chair of the Worthy Chancellor,
he being the duly elected and installed pre-
siding officer of the Lodge.
The dedication ceremony used was that
prescribed by the Supreme Lodge Of the
World at its late session, and it was much
admired by the large number of ladies and
gentlemen in attendance. Jefferson Lodge
is the youngest in the city. but promises to
equal any ia numbers and devotion to the
cause. Last night about thirty petitions
for membership were presented, and large
number Of candidates are now passing
through the degrees. {, a0:@aa& Il; ;ff &.
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a ASINGUIAR" SU1T.-A case Of rather uu.
usual features is now under consideration
by the United States Circuit Court. Before
the war citizen OF Virginia, whose eNecu-
tor is defendant In the suit, owned several
families of slaves. By Il woman belonging
to him he had several children, and desiring
to better their situation, he sent this family
to Cincinnati, and made the mother regular,
and liberal remittances for their support.
This continued until the war broke out,
when there being 30 opportunity for max
ing relnittances, he requested. his Oldest
son by the woman in Cincinnati to supply
her wants, promising, it is alleged, to repay
him after peace was declared. The sou did
so ut in expense of about 81 200 per an
mum. In the mcantime the old man in
Virginia died, and after the war the son
sent in his bill to his executor, who refused
to pay it. Suit is now brought by the son
to recover the amount expended by him,
on his fathers order, for his mothers sup
port.
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GEORGE ". MORRIS SHOT BY HIS Son IN
! SELF-DEFENcE-The Injured Aun cannot
| LiUe.-George ". Morris, u farmer residing
| Ill Marcy, and well known in Utica, came
| to this city on Saturday evening. lie re-
| turucd home under the influence of liquor
and threatened his wife with violence. He
has been in the Lablt Of coming'to Utica,
! getting intoxicated. and returning home in
this way so often that his family have lived in
constant dread and fear OF his coming. Per-
sous who are intimately acquainted with
him anu his family inform Us tIaC he has been
abusive and troublesome at all times, Whe-
ther drunk or sober. On Saturday evening
his wife endeayorcd to shield herself from
his wrath by getting behind the kitchen
table. Her husband turned away from her
ana struck his son Thomas, boy OF fifteen
or sixteen years Of age, who was standing
quietly by the stove. After striking the
boy be lifted = chair and threw, it aC him.
The boy turned upon hrs Either, and struck
him once or twice in seif-deience. Nor
lis then turned to the wall where his pistol
usually hung, but it had fortunately been
removed by his son, who feared that his
father might be tempted TO use it on some
such occasion. Morris then went to desk
in another room, where his son knew he
kept dirk-knite, and closed the door after
him. The SON kicked open the doos to
prevent his latbcr irOm getting the dirk.
His father, with the dirk in bis hand. drove
him out into the kitchen again. On reach
ing the kitchen, the boy turned on his
father and shot him with the pistol which
he had taken from the wall. The ball en-
tered the left side and seems to be lodged
in the backbone. The Injured mans body
is paralyZed below the point where the bali
entered. s,,.-za
Morris says ne does not desire his son or
himself to be blamed for this affair. He
said that the boy followed him into the bed
room when he went to get the dirk, and
had the pistol in his hand. He claims tbat
the boy was always headstrong, and that he
will live to repent this deed, He acknow-
ledged that he was going towards his son
when he YVES shot. He thinks he will re-
cover, but expects to lose the use OF hls
limbs. 49, y, - q = s...,.tI. 80.
! Dr. Charles Smith, OF Whitestown, Is at
tending the Injured man, and we are in-
formed that he is Of the opinion that the
injuries will prove fatal. r..s,.-,.:
Those who are acquainted with the fam.
lily, and their troubles cccasioned by this
hot-tempered and abusive man, eyculpate
the boy Thomas from MI blame in this un-
fortunate affair. - 10.
LGter.-Our reporter has been Informed
on good authority that Morris had bitten
and maugled his W;fe'sy fingers in o terrible
manner before he attacked his son. There
is no hope Of Morris recovering from his
wounds Utica (Y, r, Observer. W. !, ~
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MATTERS.
kesuH or AN Interesting Trtnsy vrn,,a. !.
tho Bnnkrupt I,nyv. go -, :

y N4
= The District Court of the Jinitad st,fa,
was occupied ,;l on Monday, and until 4 late
nour Euesday night, in the trial of an nm.
usuanN mtefestlng case in bankruptcy. On
petition Off. NJ. Garnett, assignee of EnSa; I
d Son, bankrupts, vs.. s. Lissberner q 1,,1, ;,sSn
was summoned to try an issue Wbetbs,,
transfer by Engel 81 Son of ali their
stock Of goods at the. California store.
corner sot2d4th, and, Main streets. to Liss.
berger, sons the 16thsof May, 1870. was
fraudulent. or not, as against the bank.
|rnpt act. Many witnesses were examin-
ed on both sides, but without goinp
into any details the outline of the
testimony seemed to be that the stock of
goods was inventoried at about Sf1 900. and
that the whole was sold and transferred TO
Lissberger fer S5 800, of which sum 81 geo
was paid in cash and the balance in notes at
three, nine,; and twelve months, which
were cashed a few days, afterwards by Liss-
berger at one per cent. discount per month.
It,Was contended for the assignee that the
transfer of a whole stock Of goods by re-
tail dealer who was insolyent at the time
was itself an act of bankruptcy and priraa
fdcie fraudulent under the bankrupt law.
and tllut Lissber9er had reasonable cause to
believe, under all the circumstances of the
case, that Engel 81 Son were insolvent at the
time, and that fraud upon the bankrupt
law was intended by them in making the
sale. The testimony was conflicting as ito
|thei value of the goods, Lissberger contend
ing. that they were worth less than he paid
for them, while the other side offered evi-
dence fer the purpose of proving that they
were worth from two to three times as
much as the nominal price. H.
Questions as to the meaning of insolvency
under the bankrupt law, and as to what is
reasonable cause to believe that party is
insolyent, and as to what is sufficient to put
q purchaser upon inquiry under the cir
cunstances testified to, and az to the bur-
den of proof, AS we'll as other questions of
law and fact in the case, were much dis.
cussed. .sz 's'.
The jury, after brief delberation. re-
turned verdict In favor Of the assignee,
the effect of which was to pronounce the
sale fraudulent and void under the bank
Iupt act.
a motion was made for new trial,
which motion has not been disposed OF.
/, The case was argued by Stiles Il Chris
tian and John Howard for the assignee, and
by L. 81. Chandler and E. Y. Cannon for
the defendants.
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AN UNDERGROUND DISTILLERY IN BOSTON.
The old Bowman distillery, ON Albany
street, Boston, was burned few days, ago,
and subsequent investigation developed the
fact that there had been distillery within
disttllery, which had never been register
ed. The IrdUetler explains: 80 : =
sit appears that beneath the cooper shop
in the south end OF the building were the
large vats used iu the distillery, five in
number, about sixteen feet in diameter, and
about nine feet deep. Over these a double
floor had been placed, and upon the
lower one earth deposited so, as to give
the appearance, Of a filled cellar. 1t was
not the case, however, and the space be-
meath was left open, and access to it had
by means Of q trap-door. One OF the Yats
was pzinc- lined, and in it-astiH about
two and half feet in diameter.and about
five feet high was placed with all the need
ed arrangements for the prod chon OF alee7
hol. From this Vata passage-Way was made
low down into the djoining vat. These facts
were discovered after patient search by
Revenue Inspector, j. Il. Hayes shortly
after the fire. His attention was called TO
it by one of the engineers, who was at the
tire and discovered the lstyn in operation
with u lire beneath 1t. An attempt has been
made by somebody to destroy the fraud,
but the officer was too sharp for it. The
stiil discovered was capable of making about
sixty gallons Of alcohol day. Lows and
Stewart are both young men and we'll con-
Dected, They were brought before Com
missioner Hailett, aof the United g States
Court, and waving examination, furnished
bonds in $1 600 each for trial in the District
Court. 5. :,5 !. !.
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cry ORDINANCES
&N CED.NAECE TO AMEND THE
I a Ttil!in -s-D rtE.d GIGT3JSG or
CT iI''T1H Ky. GDSCHIIHJ ~ TIE COG
AtN.l-L. 4 IL 3. - - = l. NJ.

Ak cGD.NANcE TO AMEND THE
- T.ii:;:1 = u f!EId &G1TtyNE :, tO>, Of
Gf,4l Gi < \ u j. S2s SESl s 1S5 : En3. Ts c0o
y, i: orda:nsd BY he touacI o. tie city Of
Hc'a"oh!, Tha! sections three ana i've OF chspte
i"uf.esH cos cetniDg TIE cole Ton OF th5 assessed
$tS pe anerccd and tcoI ia NED 80 10 re-d rs
) TIE Collector Of TIE ~;tytaxas shall annually
.iv,. HDiice IN AT least thtte II he aaiy Gews-
'i,h GAY OF June Ltat he vii attend 4; bis flee
.iy hcts"en ;hs ,,nrs . o'cl5ck =. a., a.d 6
" Jaae. 5ciuslTe Tor lie purpose @ 20 Of reSts-
t,xes the wh i; or one hllr OF tIe anoun. ! ,.S
"asrRcG, ana ,h@t ie9 per cent. VIII b. added 10
i.e mount If tax Oh reed III every case where
lie p;.gtY assessed shah :aji 70 pay HE whole or
"ae-haif within the tiGe so li.ntted. J he Coiisc-
tp. Shsll IL like lDauher give notice for fifteen
DAYS prior 10 the fifteenth Of december that lie
viii Attend at hs office dnfiy between the above
lhe,liored hours from The fifteenth t. the tMcty-
hrsl or December, inclusive, Tor the purpose ~
T.ceiVir ircm any psrSoc who hss already p.id
nh j! OILY Of tie c.ty taxes charged to htln the
rcriHiniE Ezii, aad IN u ten per cclS. Will be- ad
'cI 10 tiiS a5unt Of I'D remAining h1E OF tie
TX RI. red In ey.ry where ths party assess-
cd Shall l.iito pay said remaining half within the
lAt 70 i@lIe. IiGt III ease amy person having
failed T. pay in Ihe nth Of JuBe one half Of s;he
city axes due from such person shall fall to pay
the whole amount thereof on or before the thirty
h!st day Of December there shall be addedtwenty
per cent. upon the amount or the tax Dill 80 re-
In2tning due. \
!. The Collector shall make out lists of the taxes
re CIV q by him from ihe 18th 10 the SUth OF June
lncluaNe, end from The 18th To the Sst of Decen'
her, Inclusive, showing the date o.: receipt the
names u tic per charged @Ititax the amount
charged. ana the amount yaid the Collector. And
tc collector Shall. soon practicable after the
thri at gu Of Lac aaoys sEepiioBca eriods Of pay
imcA!, prepare Alphabetical arrangement Of the
OIts Tor more convenient reference thereto. 80
ny a.. L. G. HOWARD, City CIe,kf /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-11
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THE LICENSE TAx.-Judee Cox this morn
ing decided against the town in the s1iit
brought BY parties against the payment OF
the special license tax recently passed. The
Judge said the town had no right to those
whom the State did not, and ordered the
refunding Of all moneys paid except by
those selling liquor. Dir. i. B. Howle. one
OF the parties in the above suit, has entered
suit against the town for illegal attach.
ment and for exposing property for sale
after refusing to receive bond.
CONE Our AND HELP Us.-Is there man
with "soul so dead that he has neglected
the sacred duty to register? IF so, to him
we reecho the Macedonian cry, g Come out
ana help u.s." To-day is the last chance.
Victory perches on our banner. All we
nave TO DO Is to bring out our full strength.
The Conservative party is not divided.
| Come out to the Market-house and Town
| Hall to-day. Bring your neishbors aud
friends. Let every true Conservative de.
vote this day to labor for the cause. p
THE Town ELEorEoN.-Judge Cox has
decided that the election will come off on
the 10Th of Dlay for trustees. ALI local diff
terences having been settled, the prospect;
for. 3 Conservative victory are good. A
1 IlChCG Will Dc scltCtcu lOE WHICH every
white man can vote. Conservatives, be mo-
| divided. A strong pull together and TIN
day is ours.
The ELLIOTT GRAYs.-This company ha
received an invitation from the HOLLYWOOD,
| Memorial Association to attend the cere
monies on the 18th, and the commandin
officer has appointed Messrs. Jno. ID. Smell
| ings and James A. Gentry to represent til
company on the occasion.
The CIRCUIT CoURT.-Tbis body tran!
acted no business on yesterday beyond cal
ing the chancery docket. The case Of th
| Commonwealth VS.. Walker and Scott, f
poisoning the husband OF the latter, will
called ut y M. to-day. 1t is expected til;
| the court will be III session al this week.
The CELEBRATIoN.-A'l large number
persons came over on yesterday to witne
| the cornerstone ceremonies, but were di
| appointed, OF course.
EoMINATIoNs.-Th following is the MOI
grel ticket for township officers: W.
Holt lwhite), Assessor Joseph Walk.
(White), Supervisor; e. 81. Footc (White
Collector; A. w. Burnett (white), Clerb
3. 7. Edwards (negro), Magistrate
Robinson (negro). Road CommissioneI
Thomas Hewlett (negro), Oyerseer of Poo
j.. e. Worsham (ncgro), j. r. Monrt
(negro), e. FL. Foole (white), Constables.