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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1871-03-14

CARPENTERS, Blacksmiths, Saw mill
men, Oil men, and other citizens OF
Forest county, who are in want of any
thing in the Hardware line, should go
to Andrews & Co., Tidioute. They
have the largest stock in this section
of the country. They are making and
repairing all kinds of Machinery and
Saw mill castings at short notice 4-tf
For SALE.-The house and lands
known as the "Christie Properly" To-
Gated at Irvinton, Warren County Pa,
are for sale. Terms cash or approved
security. Apply to
JOHN A. DALE.
President Tionesta Savings Bank
Tionesta, Pa.
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Helmbolds Extract Buchu, established
upward of l94ears, prepared by II. T..
HELMBOLD, Druggist, 59l Broadway.
New York, and IO4 Ssuth 10th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. PRIcE-Sl.25 per bottle
or bottles for $3.50, delivered to any ad-
dress. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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The school house near Jacob
Hoods, in Hickory Township, burned
on Thursday night last Miss Sadie
Arner was the teacher Of the school,
and from her,and her scholars,w learn
that there was no fire in the school
house on the afternoon preceding the
fire. All agree in thinking that it
must have been the work of an ii.cen-
dary. Some trouble, the nature Of
which we could not definitely learn, in
regard to the school house has been
existing for some time among the peo-
pie of the district, and consequently
opinion seems somewhat divided in 10.
eating the blame. 1t was new school
house, and we believe the term which
vas commenced week ago, was the
first occasion of the building having
been used since it was finished. The
people Of the district are very much
excited over the matter, and we have
no doubt that our courts will have to
settle the matter. We only hope that
the pei ipetrator Of the base act may
have full justice meted out to him.
School districts in Forest county are
not so wealthy as to be able to build
new school houses every year, and
those who make it necessary for them
to do so, should have a chance to learn
trade at Allegheny.
-"Tionesta Temple of Honor" was
organized on Thursday evening last b,
Special ID. w. G. T., James NJ. Bum
the application containing seventeen
names. Officers were elected, and tn,
Temple will soon be in good running
order. The following are the name
of the officers elected and installed 70
the present term:
w. c. T., w. r. Dunn; w. V. T.
NJ. w. Tate w. r., j. T. Dale; w
F. r., S. J. Wolcott; w. T., j. Grove
w. u, j. d. w. Reck; w. d. u, j
r w. Stroup; w. G., P. M. Clark; W
s., Alex. Henage.
s This is at the top Of all temperate
. movements ever gotten up, and W
, have no doubt that much good will b
done through its influence. We expeC
soon to see the effects of this organiz'
ton in our midst. All who have tn
good of the community at heart wi
Join with us in wishing the Temp
God speed"
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How many men, from badly cured dis
eases, from the effects of self-abuse and
excess, have brought about that state OF
weakness in those organs that has reduced
the geneal system so mnch as to produce
almost every other diseasc-idiocy. lunacy,
paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and al
most every other form of disease which
humanity is heir to, and the real cause OF
the trouble scarcely ever suspected and
hayo loctored forall but the right one.
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Adninistrator,s Notice.

WHEREAS, letters of adminis' ration
to the estate of Christian Kuhns, late of
Barnett Township, deceased, have been
granted tn the subscriber. All persons in
debted to said estate will make payment
Immediately, and those having claim
against the same will prosoni the same, rs
renuired by law, to the undersigned duly
authenticated, for settlement.
JOHN II. KUHNS, Administrator.
Barnett, Feb. q, 1871. 46-4t
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To the Nervous
AND
DBBIIIIT- -ATBD.

WHOSE sufTerinrs have been protract-
w ed from hidden 'auses, and whose
cases require prompt treatment to render
existence desirable;
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Issued Jan. lst 1871.

"1 90 Choice selections No. g." con-
taininy the best new things for Declama-
ton, Recitation, etc. Brilliant Oratory,
Thrilling sentiment, and Sparkling Hu-
NOR. $50 pages, paper 30 cts. cloth IS cents.
Ask youf book seller for It, or send price
to p. Garrett & Co. Phila, Pa. S9-4t
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GEM AGEN as WANTED

for Groesback's Calculating machine, rap
id, accurate, reliable, simple, Easely
aperated, cheap and beautiful.
Giving instantaneous additions or sub
trations, taking from the 10 five columns
of figures at a time, carrying and borrow
ing its own tens, hundreds, cts, without
the least thought on the part of the operas
tor. Address, Zieglcr & McCurdy, Phil
adelphia, Pa. 46-4t
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i6-tf. Opera House Block, Titusville

VNANTED-AGENTS, tSOo per dayl to
w sell the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE. Has the under
feed, makes the clock stitch" (alike on
both sides) and is fully licensed. The
and cheapest family Sewing Machine in
the market. Address Johnson, Clark d
Co.. Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chi
cago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo. 46-4t
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SMITH PARIOEE ORGAN.

of Boston, the finest REED INSTRUMENT
vet introduced, which we can sell on very
reasonable terms. A large stock of Select
Sheet Music always on hand.
Our instruments need no notice at our
hands, as thev have been before the world
for twenty to thirty years. WE WARRANT
THEM FOR FIVE YEARS, and will sell on
monthly payments, exchange for second
hand instruments, or for CASH if urged.
We shall be pleased to show our goods
te all who may favor us with call.
J. B. BOOTH,
r. III. SARGENT,
tc nroro TTonaa nIonlr rrittiGUitln
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We continue to send a valuable gift with
every book bought of us. Thousands will
testify to our promptness and fairness.
Give us a trial. Write for catalogue. Sent
free. Address, d. NJ. Evans q Co., 72l
Market street, Philadelphia, Pa. 46it
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THIS Is NO HUMBUG .
/ BY sending CCCEN rs
with age, hight, color Of eyes aud hm',
YOU will receive, by return mail, a correct
picture of your future husband or Wiie,
with name and date OF marriage. Address
w. FOX, p, o. Drawer No. 81, Fulton
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CELEBRATED
COUCH REMEDY


HAS been used durn5 the last fifteen
II years by thousands Of people for tns
speedy cure of throat and lung diseases
It has been thoroughly tcsted-the Y'lcco q.
the press and the people have rendercc
tiieir verdict by pronOuucing u 2 oAf =.
SPEEDY, THOROUGH and Eff ECI9-
AL REMEDY-the best Medicine known
for curing Lung Complaints. Every rer-
son of every age afflicted with either OF the
following diseases, should use this pleas
ant remedy without delay, and their
voices will soon mingle with hosts Of 9th
ers in recc mmending its efficacy to their
afflicted neighbors and friends,
ray" Use Halls Cough Remedy Il cl'ree
Colds.
S0~ Use Halls Cough Remedy II eors'
Group or Rattles.
sSy- Use Halls Cough Remedy Il cure,
Asthma and Phthisic.
se5~ Use Halls Cough Remedy for c.
tarrh.
eay" Use Halls Cough Yemedy It 8ireng
thens the l,pgs.
ga Use Halls Cough Remedy for Br0n
chitis.
nay- Use Halls Cough Remedy .'5-
HodrSeHesS.
sGs~ Use Halls Cough Remedy It strcng
hens the rOice.
pal- Use Halls Cough Remedy Jor
Uhooping-co
II will greatly modify the violence OF thi-
disease and shorten its tedious course on
half from its ordinary duration.
Beware of counterfeits and base imita
tions, call for DIR. p. Halls Celebrate
Cough Remedy and see that his writer
I. flaa x-~gf
tions.
STRONG TESTIMONY.
We the undersigned citizens of Eric City
and vicinity, have used Or. p. Halls Gel
cbrated Cough Remedy with great success
i'm curing disease of the Throat and Lungs
and take pleasure i'm recommending its use
to the afflicted as a speedy and eleciuGl
remedy, fully worthy of public conhdeuc''
James THOMPSON Robern Cochran
John Mehorn ST. Daniel Bear
John A Tracy Robson
John w Mci.ane w RinderneoEt
John w Uays p Il Burton
John r Cochran Alanson Sherwood
John X Dumars w III cooper
John NJ Warren Joseph Deemer
John : Brown Benz Grant
|, Forster Iuclus a nun
JW Hull Thos NJ kee
Orvice Smith w M Gallagher
G Dumars Chas w Kelso
II O Root, ID Il Ensign
Wilson King, ID Shirk
Daniel Minor, Richard ices
c b Wright Il Case
Matthew Hamilton Daniel Huver
q j w Ryan Z X klblet
a ] Mooney NJ Mayor
g w Culver j L. Long
!, ! Vim III Nav Robinson I'd
NJ Tarball Silas III Finch
< Il A Bennett q iioweli---~----4--
1 J Salisbury
Manufacturer and sole proprietor, Han
New Building, State St. PRICE 37l ClS
PER BOTTLE. sold by d. S. KNOX
= CO., Tionesta, Pa, and by agents genera
". a3-on
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THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE
SEASON.
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THE MAGIC COMB.

VIII change any colorod hair or bcaid
to n permanent black or brown. 4 c.u-
tains no poison. Any one can useit. one
sent by mail for 81. Dealers suppueI
at reduced rates. Address VIM. Patton
Treus. Springfield, Mass, 39-4t
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SuLD in ERIE ONLY BY p. HALL,
Manufacturer and sole proprietor, Hairs
New Building, State St. PRICE 3Il CTS,
PER BOTTLE. sold by ID. S. KNOX &
CO., Tonesta, Pa, and by agents general
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and fill all orders of other manufacturers
if desired. at the lowest rates. We have
the celebrated
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We the undersigned citizens Of Eric City
and vicinity, have used Or. p. Halls Gel
cbrated Cough Remedy with great success.
in curing disease of the Throat and Lungs
and take pleasure i'm recommending It's use
to the afflicted as speedy and eliectugl
remedy, fully worthy of public confidence
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Ccriubseh for tho REPUBLIcAN, the bos
- newspaper in tho county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

THE HOMESTEAD LAw-IMPoRTAEr Legal
DECIs1oN.-In the case of King us. Clash, IN
the Chancery Court of this city, Judge
Fitzhugh has decided that so much of sec.
tion second of the Virginia homestead law,
approved June q, 1870, as we print below
in ttdLcs is unconstitutional:
"2. The foregoing section shall not be
construed as subjecting the property here.
by exempted, or any portion thereof, to
any lien by reason of any execution levied
on property which has been subsequently
restored to the defendant. or judgm en-!
rendered or docketed on and after the Sep
enteenth day Of April, one thousand eighl
hundred and si1ty-on'e, and before the Sc.
cond day Of March, one thousand eight hun
dred and siIty-seuen, for any debts con.
tracted precious to the fourth dag Of Apr7l,
one thousand eight hundred and si1ty, ,tfoe,
except debts of the character mentioned IN
either of the aboue first three e1ceptons."
. A case involving the same question Is
now before the Court of Appeals, and will
probably be decided this term.
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w. Bennett, an accounts whose dreadful
ournlHg we gave some time since. dfed nt
ner residence, near Chester, last ThursdaY.
AFTER euferings Of the most intense chssac.
Ter, which she bore calmly, welcoming
Geash as sweet relief. She leaves q hi1s.
o. pand and two children. Bier parentsfesids
In Manchester. 80 rs .
. RELIGIOUS MEErrsas.-The meetings at
Ine Methodist church viii continue every
a'ent luis week. Great Interest ID mani.
1sseeo oy the congregation. lis7rS sSs III
MEETING OF. Tan CrRcurr Courr,--Tbe
regular fah term OF the Circuit Corff.-.f
ouuge Weisi2er presiding-commeueed on
Ses.eroaY. NO business Of special impoTt.
anee was transacted, but 1t is expecsed that
seserA Sec very important cases VIII be called
beIie tne close OF the term. No court win
pe neid to-day on account Of the election.
. ORGANIZATIONS OF BmrR socrywy-.As
neeslng was held ut the Methodist chnrch.
s.i ss.iahcnester, Sabbath afternoon. Novemher
Stn, lor the purpose Of organizing Bible
society auxiliary to the VIRGINIA Bibia
9pciety. It's object being to distribute tIe
ti.,Isa no,s scriptures among those who are des-
me ne meeting vas called to order by Rev.
sno,s. N. " staples, agent Of the Virginia Bible
ESoSiCSys .fE.s- * 81 .a~FsysE.
;, After A singing, and prayer by Rev. wil.
lsam A. Campbell, Mr.. Staples asked that
chairman and secretary be apuointad.
0n motion Of Rev. Mr. Christian. M.
henry FITZGERALD, Jr., was elected chair.
man and William P. Buell. secretarv. =
After the election, Mr.. STABLES presented
70 the meeting for Its adoption the eonsts.
tuition prepared By the American RihIa
Society for auxiliary societies. The meet.
log, after making few alterations, adopted
the constitution. 40 ti,tg.a set,r 5tIe !.
The next business coming before the
meeting was the election Of officers which
President, Henry Fitzgerald, Jr.: vice.
PRESIDENT. Erasmus Gary; Secretary, John
Robertson Treasurer, r. 81. Gary: ETe.
cutive Committee, Rev. MIR. Hammond. o.
d. Clarke, D. j. Weisiger, W. E. Gary, and
No other business coming before the SO.
e,ety, 1t adjourned to meet at the Eplsconsl
cnureh Thursday evening, November 8th.
at IN O'Clock precisely.
Inc Society WIN be known as the Brbla
Society Of Chesterfield. - .'''
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PROGRAMME OF THE BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN.-The following il the
programme for the Baptist Sunday School
Convention which has been announced to
assemble In this city on Tuesday evening,
November 2Sth, next
Tuesday Eoentng.-1. Introductory Ser
mon, Dr.. Charles r. Dickinson alternate
Rev. J. B. L. Patterson.
Wednesday.-2. What are some of the
principal difficulties in the way of Sunday.
school progress, and how may they be oh.
waited ?-Essay-Rev. Thomas Hume, Jr.,
Danville. Speakers-Hon. R. L. Monta.
| que, MiddleseX; Rev. j. T.. Kincannon,
Bristol.
8. Our aims as Sunday-school workers
Essay-Rey. A. Broaddus, Caroline. Speak
ers-Dr. w. r. Vaughn, Hampton; Major
Fields, Culpeper.
4. The relation of the Church to the Sun
day. scho ool-Speakers, Rev. c. c. Biting,
Rev. J. R. Harrison.
5. How Sunday school may be made at
tractive without q loss of.spiritual power
Essay-George j. Sumner, ESQ.,, Louis:
Courthouse. Speakers-ReV. John G. Long
Charlottesville; Rev. Charles 81. Ryland
Alexandria.
6. The duty of church members to tn,
Sunday school; how can we secur,
their hearty peration-Essay-Rey Geo
b. Tay lor, Staunton. Speakers-Rev. j. L
Carroll, Warrenton Rev. D. B. Winfree
Chesterfield. ----.--...----
7. The relation of the minister to th,
schools connected with his churches-Es
say-Rev. A. B. Brown, Pittsylvania
Speakers-Rev. L. W. Moore, Amelia Rev
A. B. Smith, Henrico.
8. Modes of teaching-Essay-P -Professo,
J. A: Turner, Holllns Institute; Rev. Geo
". Beale, Westmoreland S. II. Owens
ESQ.,, Petersburg. .-i' -
8. Teachers meeting-Essay - Johr
Hart, Esq, Staunton. Speakers-Rev. J
L. johnson, Danvllle Rev. w. D. Thomas
Norfolk.
10. Early conversion of children-Es
say-Dr. L. B. Anderson, Hanover. Speak.
er-Rev. j. l.. NJ. Curry, LII. d. .
IL. Music in Sunday schools. Speakers
DR.. j. Mason Evans, Saluda, Va; Rev.
W. E. Hatcher, Petersburg Rev. W. S.
Penick. Martinsburg.
IL. How can Baptist Sunday schools be
best established and sustained in destitute
neighborhoods? Speakers-J. II. Hen.
dren, Esq, Norfolk A. p. Abel, ESQ.,,
Charlottesville /; Rev. J. W. Hart, Caroline,
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THE Polls, Ls,To-DAY.-AIlp persons residino
In the corporate limits and those in tbse
country south. of the Petersburg RAILROAD
vote to-day at the Town Hall, where the
polls will be opened from sunrise to sunset
Polls will also be opened at Torrence's and
Hancock's stores, In Manchester town.
ship. It should be the first duty of
every good citizen to vote, and see to it
that his friends and neighbors do like
wise. By earnest work, aud by that alone,
can we redeem the county. Persons de-
string Information will call at the office OF
Colonel Ambers or John G. Robertson,
Esq, where there will be competent gen.
tlemen to instruct them as to their duties.
Vote early and let the working committees
be active from the opening to the closing OF
the polls. From all parts ofthe countryW we
have news of good cheer. If we carry
Chesterfield we gain two members of the
Legislature, U1ce Edwards and Maddox.
Glory enough for one day. 70 the polls,
then, every man. 81 ,'......,s -...
| OFFICERS ELECTED Rocky Ridge Lite
rary Association has elected the following
officers for the ensuing term :: President,
DR.. L. Il. Chiies; first vice-president,
Henry W. Bransford secretary, Samuel
e. Woodfn critic, Elihu Morrisett |; trea-
surer, Wyndham E.e Gary !; usher, H. w.
Sneilings. The office of second Yice.presi.
dent VIII be filled at the next meeting. 4 he
Association meets on the second and fourth
riday in each month.
MASS MEETING IN MANCHESTER Man.
chester was red-hot last night. Court
house square was packed with the largest
I and most enthusiastic audience /" within
the memory Of the oldest inhabitant." Mu-
| sic lent its inspiring charms 20 the seene,
| bon-fres blazed, sky-rockets were sent up,
| and the entire e Conservative party seemed
fully alive to the. Importance Of The issues
lof the hour. Addresses were delivered by
Messrs. MIC Rse, Chilee, Ambers, Ciopton,
Monteito, Taylor, and others, and until q
| late hour the .elated people could be beard
Iday does her duty as wen as last night, old
Chesterfield is redeemed.
DEATH OF Mrs. BEsnzTg rs. Laurslla
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ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY OF THE CONSTR.
NATIVES AT THE CITY HALL.
T0RcHLfGHT PR DIGESTION AND sTrRRrye
SPEECHES.

Last night the climax of Conservative
enthusiasm was reached In q grand ONT
pouring of the people in front OF the City
Hall. 1T was meeting of men confident
Of victory, and the rallying cries Of the lead
ers OF the party were IN every instance re-
eetyed with cheers OF assured success. We
have never seen more enthusiastic assem-
blage-not even in the stirring campaign of
1889.
The great feature of the evening before
the speaking commenced was the rousiue
demonstration of the Conservatives of old
Jefferson Ward, under the auspices Of the
Old Dominion Club, an organization which
never does anything by halves. a torchlight
procession was formed at the Old Market
Hall, and marched thence down Main street
to Twentieth, up Twentieth to Franklin,
up Franklin to Fifteenth, up Fifteenth
to Main, up Main to Ninth, up Ninth
to Broad, and down Broad to the scene
of the grand rally. This procession
embraced about fifty mounted men with
lanterns, numerous carriages and Wa
CONS, host of men on foot with torches
and transparencies. One of the wagons
had on one side an illuminated representa-
ton of ga Radical court" and on the
other scene in mixed school. On the
transparencies were such striking devices
as the following: "Look at South Caro-
lima! Public debt too large to count +! Radi-
calism did it - .'Let US have peace by pro,
claiming martial law I" "Popham popped
"sWe stop the sale to announce another
Confederate victory'-H. L. Kent in
1927; "The Radical tide is very low-the
Miller is sick and the Mills won't go";
"We'll bury the RAIDS beyond resurrec-
ti0n" &C., &c. In the rear OF the pro
cession was wagon carrying small field
piece, which was frequently discharged.
Fireworks were displayed at intervals,
and cheer after cheer rent the air along
the line of march. The Old Dominion
Club almost excelled itself in this stirring
demonstr alton.
The crowd In front of the City Hall was
very large. Speeches were made by Mayor
Kelley, Judge Meredith, Hon. r. T. Daniel,
Capt. Geo. D. Wise, Col. W. S. Gilman, j.
THOMPSON Brown, Esq, Jas. Z. Cowardin,
Esq, and others. After every speech the
band diseoursed inspiring music.
Mayor Kelley, in the course of his happy
address, took occasion to mention and re-
iute the base charges which have been, at
the last moment, by means of dirty circu-
lars, brought against two of our candidates.
lie said emphatically that blackguards
originated them, and they were worthy
only of blackguard party.
MIR. CoWardin gave the crowd, by special
request, the benefit of his burlesquo upon
Judge Underwood's charge, which was re-
celyed with oars of laughter. 80
The other speeches were all appropriate
and well received. At G late hour the
meeting adjourned, and every man in the
crowd Will be heard from at the polls to-
day.
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cu.uprp M rCoMHRRuE.-The new BoarC

CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-The new Board
of ,Iyirectors of the Chamber of Com
merce will hold their first meeting on
Wednesday evening, 9Th instant, at 5H
O'Clock; on which occasion the commit
tees for the current year will be elected.
It Is desired that every member shall be
present. The -chairmen. of the various
committees for the year ending 3Oth Sep
tember, 1871, who have In their possession
papers referred to them by the old Board
for report are requested to hand the docu'
ments and reports to the Secretary pre-
Yious to she time of meeting above stated,
In orderthat they may be acted ON by the
Board! ~ Z 50
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LET NOTHING KEEP YOU FROM THE po1,s

POLICE CoURr, MONDAY .7,s,;.a
White presiding The folio wine case. yver. ",
disposed Of: &14sa. vases ''"l "ete
Miles Edwards, charged with unlawfu,,v
retaining eighty-fye ce nts in currencv thy tbs
property of; Betty Collins. Dismissal
Melvina Banks, charged with tresna cs;no
On the premises Of David Teeler and re.
ceiving therefrom clothing OF the value 81
$40, was discharged. als''-, ',>,o ',''N, -
Alfred Anderson and John Ross (colored)
charged with being disorderly in the street
were admopished and discharged.
Andrew Tinsley (colored, charged with
being drunk and dlsorderly In the street
Fined 81. frt -ys - =, ... 80,
Minnie Epps, charged with being drunl
and disorderly In the street. Fined 50.
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= 'aANoERY IA CoURT OF R1cHsosp-.n,,,,os
1E;,, Ti a. Fttzhugh-Aonday, Nope,nbe,. @Sye q W
hle aollowing cases were disposed of. y" :,
oaeoDs and wife us. The German Rr,,d,no,
;A,sso.e;iation, No. 2. Decree dissolyino ;ns
J4nctlon and dismissine cause with rosts
Meeson, jackson, George L. Christian. y,rn; ma
9 s.s,I snrlver us. Aslee and others. Decree CON.
nrmins report of commissioner and di.
lec.lng sale of the property in the bill and
proceedings mentioned: Howard and wise
p. q. '5@Gs ..r. " A' t'o
Kfnniards rs. Kinniards. Decree refarr;, =
the cause to commissioner for ;nn,,;rgE
and report. Johuson & Williams and S Sands Sur
d Leake, counsel. ''-' anu 0ahos s
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DISTRICT ScHooL TRUsTEEs.--In King
William county all of the one-year trustees
have been resppointed exec pit In Ohoptank
district, where DR.. W. B. x. Price has been
appointed In place Of J. A. Billingsly. In
Prince Edward county the one-y trus.
tees in Lockett, Hampden, Farmyille, and
Leigh districts, have been resppointeds q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

-NIRGINIANs IN EUEoPE.-The american
Register, or Paris, notices the following /:
t. NC. Jones, and D. w. Bohanon, of
Richmond, in Rome, October 7th {; N. nj.
Wilson, OF Richmond, at Langhams Hotel,
London, October 10th; Miss Saunders. OF
Virginia, at Geneva, on the 9th Samuel
II. Pulliam, of Richmond, at Geneva, on
the 9th; A. G. Cazenoye, OF Virginia, at
Venice, on the 9Th.