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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

CuANcERY Court OF RICHMoND-Judye
Fitzhugh.-7uesddy, Norcmbcr u, lS1l.-
The following caScS were disposed OF
Corkery IL Mlllward rs. McGuire and
Others. Decree Gismi>Sn@ petition OF Me
Guirc against Spilman, but without preJl-
dice to his right to institute anv suit at law
or equity against said Spillman. Johns,
Bouldln, Marshall d Bouldn, and Lyons,
counsel.
Mitchell & Williams Is. Clarke and others.
Decree setting aside Il former decree rem
dcrcd in the caiisc. and giving time 10
plaintiffs to file exceptions to the commits
sioncrs' report, and continuing thc lnJuhc-
ton until tnc further order ot the court.
LYONS, Daniel! and Sands, counsel.
James l.. Mallry for, &c., Us. McGruder
aud others. Decree referring cause To COM
missioner Tor inquiry and report. Daniel
and Meredith, counsel,
Bowers is. Wiuytic!d, Sc. Decree refer
ring cause to 4 commissioners inquiry and
report. +. Y. Cannon and atcccr, counsel.
Uuyal d EXail Us. ENall and others. De-
cree allowing amended and supplemental
bill, milking new parties, to he hled, DC.
GriSwoid and John Howard, counsel.
Stanurd Us. Stanard and others. Decree
suggesting death OF james Craig deceased,
Que of the defendants III the cause, giving
leave 10 his hrir>-at-laW to file petition TO
| hc made parties dcirudant thereto. Joun
! Duulvp iog petitioners.
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Z Ecu..rhublc Ncaro-Hse Escapes sEss
esgtsaWs.

%t.AsT"S.
The most remarkable character we ever
recorded is Il negro murderer IN NaSh
counlv named Luke johnson. Luke was
first tqken up for larceny some months ago,
and nero witness living in little log
cabin in the WOODS had testified against
him before the grand jury. He tracked
this witness To his house one night, and
pokiur his gun, loaded with old nails,
through Il crack, he shot him dead. He
was Immediately arrested and lodged in the
mil OF Nash county. i:e only stayed there
one Gag-@ot out that night was rearreStcd
and carried 10 the Warren county Jail,
there To be kept more secure. This is Il
strong jail, aud is fenced around 10y Il strong
rock wall, and there are fifty 1lcrce built
dogs kspt in The jail-yafd.
Luke was confined i'll close cell, and at
last The authorities thought they fad bum
sale. Bat they were mistaken. lie LOOK a
rock out of the floor that weighed tive hun
died pounds with his own hands, and
crawlcd under and got TO the door OF The
Jail, but here he stopped OH account Of the
bulldogs, and he
STOOD THERE II THE DOOR
ana waited for the ,jailor TO come and "put
him back" The lallor came along after
awhile and slapped Luke III again. But the
authorities were afraid 10 trust him much
lougcr, SO they took him back to Mash
county, and he had his rial. He was sem
fenced To be hung by the neck till he was
dead on last Friday, the 18th instant.
This time they handcuticd him securely
in the Jail, with cuffs made to order, and
ul-o nut on ankle culls, locking them up
securely, ant. then they had chain that
run from bis handouts 10 his ankle cults,
and this chain was locked through big
iron bolt and ring in the tioor. lie was al-
lowed sitting posture in common spiit,
bottom chair, and with his hands reached
down, chained and bucklcd, ana
TOOK TIE ROUND OUT
of the char, and running 1t IL tho ring,
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Job PRINTIEG.-Weca,l,a the a,.sr.,or o~ 800
chants, clerks or courts. slariGs, lawyers 1T
road. steamship and canal officers an, g.nts - !,
aii others having orders for printing, to Ia. rac,s
ties offered al the DISPATCH PRIxTIsG Es.r,r
LiSHNEST Tor the prompt aud faithful execution
OF aii kinds or job Printing. We can furnish I,
shor' notice Cards, Eill-Hea,ls, I.ciler-Hca.,s,
programmes, Ball Tickets Blanks, Pamphlets,
rags, Hand-Biiis, Catalogues Bills OF Fare, shou.
hllis, Checks, Drafts, &c, &C., SC. Satlsfacsio.
guaranteed. 81.
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ALLEGED REVENUE FRArD.-Icstcrtlay
morning Detective Cradtork arrested David
Holmes (coIorcd) on the charge OF Illegally
having in his possession Il lot Of mInllfac-
turcd tobacco upon which the tax had not
been paid. Che accused vas carried before
United states Commissioner Plcasants, and
wavin. an examination, bailcd in the sum
of $3.50 for his appearance before the grand
iurv Oh the first Monday in April, 1872.
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SUPREME COURT OF ! ArrEALs-Judge Mon.
care resiiing.-I e$tcrday the court denied
the petition Of Alfred j. Hall for a writ Of
error to Il Judgment OF the Circuit Court
of Warren county, whereby the petitioner
WAS sentenced to he confined i'll the peni-
tcntiarv four years for horsc->tcalnS.
Mcnclec & Cooke, counsel for the petit
TONER. concluded tue argument in the case
of Normcnt's executors rS. Cooke, and it
was submitted to the court for decision.
To-day the court will be principally oc-
cuucd in delivering opinions.
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ANNUAL MEETINGS OF MASONIC GRAND
BODIES The grand annual communca-
tion Of the A., L. and A. Masons of Vir-
ginia will be held at st. Alban's Hall, in
this city, on Monday, December 11th, at 6
I. Nj. The Grand Commandcry of knights
Tcmplar will meet at the same place at II
o'clock on Thursday, December the 14th,
and the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
sous ut the same place on the same day at &
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THE Row AT THE QUAERIEs.-John Cole
and Patrick C'kcclc Doth wllte), ana
Tucker Coleman (colorcd), charged on war
rant with being engaged IN the assault upon
Mr.. Tallcy, collector OF T'lckhoe toWh-
ship, were arraiSncd before an eNan,IhlhS
cn,Irt YESTERDAY, and sent on 10 the March
term Of the County Court. Five hundred
dollars bail was required in each case.
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FIRE IN THE CcUNTy.-What is supposed
TO have been burning house was pltinly
seen Yesterday from the upper windows of
the capitol about O'Clock. It appeared
to be about two miles from the ciIy and
nnrnilrl with Inc rlNcr.
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EXTENSIVE ROBBERY Twenty THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN JEwELHY SPIRITED AwAY-No
CLUE To THE BrRGLARS-fULL PARTICU-
LARS.-rhe establishment OF j. Il ). Frank, :,
No. 1 north Sixth street, manufacturers
and dealers in gold and silverware. was
entered at an carly hour on Sunday morn
iny by gang ol burglars AMI robbed OF
watches and jcwciry valued ut $4,000. 1t
is surpassed that the burglars secrc'cd
themselves in the building on Saturday
evening and waited for the closing of the
store in order to commence operations.
Above the jewclry establishment arc Bry-
sons printing-roolnS, and next them i SKY
/ light OF plate glass.
Judging from the indications, the bur
glars must have passed through Br. SOM 5
composn.-room, and passing from thence,
wor kcd their way to the skylight in qtlcs-
tion, broke the glass, and descended 10 il
room in the rear OF the jewclry store. IN
doubtcdly one Of the party was lowered
into the room in question, rs rope, cut
from Il hosting apparatus, was discovered
hanging from the skyli@ht. Two Step-latl-
dcrS-one belonging TO Brv>on'S printing
Oil C, ami the other to another part Of the
lllildn.-wcrc found in the store, indlca-
ting ;h 1t these had been used to assist III
tie descent aCd final ascent Of The burglars.
The .icWclrv taken, consisting Of valua.
bic collection Of rings, bracelets, chains,
and several costly gold and silver watches,
had been placed Ill Lille safe for safe
Keeping. The fearful array of bur9lariou>
implements and the indcntations upon the
face of the Lille show how fully il had re-
sisted the efforts OF the adopts i'll their pro-
tcssiou 10 effect al entrance. The hinges
Of cast iron We're completely shattered by
the blows Of Il fifteen pound slcdgc-h1m-
mcr, and the jimmies, short and long, indi-
cate by the marks upon them that no little
time and labor was used in eil9cting III en-
trance.
One of the doors was left rs Il mere
wreck, the outside lining iuviu" been
stripped off and the cement between il and
the interior lining entirely exposed. The
burglars ransackcd the safe, taking from it,
besides the valulhlcs mentioned, small
amount of moncy.-i'hiLadeip5Td Press,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL special meet
ing OF the Board OF Directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce will be held this evening
ut D o'clock. Among the business to be
transacted is the appointment Of delegates
to the National Board of Trade, which will
meet early in December.
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BALL To-NIGHT.-The ball to take place
ut Assembly Hall Tonight under the au-
spices of that energetic organization the
Catholic Beneficial society will be one of
the grandc.t affairs of he season. The pro-
cceds will 90 to the relief Of The orphans Of
st. Joscph's Asylum.
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WESTERN DIVISION OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILRoAD.--Nlr. K. II. Fisher, of
this city, has been appointed chief clerk of
the western division of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. and will leave in Il few days
for the principal office OF that division, 1T
Huntington. The road will be open from
Huntington to Charleston on the lst of
December, and to the Falls of the kanawra
Il lew days later, when passenger trains will
commence running regularly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

SCHOOL OF observation-disclosures. Pawn
ter Il McGoycrp now announce the early
opening OF n school of tclegraphy in this
city. We have hitherto mentioned the
enterprise III terms of commcndation. 1t
only remains to he said in referring to the
advertisement that the instructors are as
well qualified rs any in the United States,
and that the prospect they hold forth to
students IL not at all ovcrdrawn. 1t is i
light and profitable business, with an in-
crcasinS demand for experts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

FINE Y NEGETABLEs.-Inth the Dispatch count
ing-rooin window can he seen tine blood
turnip beet weighing G# pounds, and two
sugar parsuipS OF unusual size. They were
raised by Mr.. w. Il. Harvey, of Mchcrrin
Dclot. from seed purchased OF McS>rs. Alll-
son 81 Addison, OF this city.
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A MEAN THETA beautiful set OF book
markers, presented by young lady to the
First Baptist church, was stolen from thc
pulpit some days since. Rohblns churches
has not been common crime in Virginia
since the War closed.
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TAX NOTICES.

IMPORTANT TO TAX-PAYERS.-In
l. y few days am compelled by law TO pay over
to the Treasurer all or the taxes for 1871. All
parties who have failed 10 pay requested 70
call during the PRESENT WEEK and settle:
There IL not sufficient time for my deputies to call
on all Of on again II they do, II will be for the
purpose of levylng. Either you or L have TO pay
III .se taxes. / am not able 10 do so, ard am
sure YOU would nos expect me 10 do SO II were.
SO call Immediately and settle.
JOHN W. WRIGHT, sheriff,
M 20 At No lll5 Main ST. Get
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MILITARY FxAMINERs.-His Excellency
Governor Walker has appointed Colonel K.
Il. Preston, Colonel r. &. Trig", and Cap
tain II. q. Newlec military examiners under
the 17th section of the act to provide for
the organization Of the militia for the
county of Montgomery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

IERsoNAL.-Wyman the wizard and yen-
triloquist passed through Richmond yester-
dav en- route to Norfolk, Va.
General Williams G. Wickbam, vice.
president of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
ROAD, has gone to New York to attend a
meeting of the Board of Directors of that
ROAD. General Superintendent Perry. of
Tue same road, is in Huntington, w. Va.
MAJOR jed. Hotchkiss, of Stauuton. and
henry Bowen. member-elect Of the House
OF Delegates from Tazeweli, were in the
city yesterday. WV
Rey. G. j. Gibson, of Petersburg; Colo
mel Robert +. Withers, of Lynchburp :.
ana j. Ii. A. st. Andrew, of the ALBANY
yesterday. LULU
g. State Senator Stevens, Of Greensville and
SusscX, is also In town.
His EXccllency Governor Walker. with
Colonel Owens, his aid, 90 to Danyilic this
nn1,o:rhing TO be present ut the marriage of
Miss Sutherlin.
among the prominent arrivals registered
hc Inc Exchange and the Ballard last eve
nIlS were Colonel Charles a. Ronald, of
u, iM,ontSomcry county; Colonel William Fl,
ierrlil. OF the Warm Springs; DR.. LYLE. of
rarlhVliic; DR.. Henry May. of Lunenburc:
Messrs. ,,s. H. '. Gaines, of Charlotte county !:
Wsnuham Kemp. of Gloucester; John
WOOD, Jr., of Charlottesville; ;J. NJ. Hudcin.
Oh rowling Green; Boiling w. Haxall, of
orange county, and NJ. Vincent, of New
1ork. AT Ford,S were Hon. 4. Il. Coch-
ranc; George William Brent, Esq, of
AleXandrla; Mcssrs. J. O. HIcnsley, of
Liberty, and W. w. Mansfield, of New
York.
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no l7.8t
REMOVALS.

oEMOyAL.-AUG. ARSELL. JR., d
a. Cu. TisNERS P4UMBEES, AND StAs-
EI'TTEES. nave removed to their new store No;
1ss Main street. betweea segensh and Eighth, ana
-, TO-, a-.nsred win new stock sud nsre red force
a -. sa.,,,a 20 ali work III their line Particular AZ
tention is called TO or new Psror Heater, spesls
Gniden Sun, for heating one or more stories; a. Inc
best In the country.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFICE
RICuM IND, Va, November u, ls1l.

RICHH JaDi ' A'' NoFttHOCt rs 17'@'
IMPORTANT TO LAWYERS.-The
4 LIST OF LICENSE TAXES for 1871 Ass essed
against the lawyers OF this city is now hled IN
this 0fllce for Inspection, where Il wA!l remain for
one Week. ,,
4 h. Finance Committee VIII sit TO hear appeals
therefrom In tie Council Chamorr, 10 Washing
ton Hail on B;Oad street, on FRIDAY Gfh.
MING, November 2t, 1871, from 10 so'c!ock,
WILLIAM IL, ALLDERDlCE,
poI7A Auditor.
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,or1capondcncc o; the Richmond Dispatch.
LETTER FROM .yEATOK."

4 GLIMPSE At TIE POLITICAL CALDRoN IN
ATLANTA -TRlr TO MONTGOMERY. Ala
THE CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
TWO VIRGINIA EDITORS - CONVENTION
VIRGINIA MINISTER'S IN ALABAMA PUL-
riTS--pE. BURROWS.
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AppoRTIoNHEST OF SCHOOL FUNDs.-The
Superintendent of Public instruction has
made the fifth apportionment of school
funds for the year 1S10-'71 at the rate Of
five cents for every person in the counties
aud cities between five and twenty-onc
wears OF age, and the second apporllonment
of funds Tor the year lSIl-'72 ut the rae oi
TWENTY-FIVE cents for every person of school
agc.
Another apportlonment Of both funds
will be made as soon US money enough is re-
ceiyed into the Treasury TO justify Il.
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PARDON EEFusEp.-Goyerno Walker has
refused an application for pardon from
Eldr.lge A. Madeira, convicted OF mis-
dcmcanor 1T the Septcmbcr term OF Inc
County Court OF Surry, fined so. and SEN
fenced to five days Imprisonment IN the
county mil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

THE THEATRE.-Auother fine audience
witnessed the performance of Mazeppa Last
night with eXtrayagant demonstrations Of
applause. Tonight an equally attractive
entertainment will be presented, with Miss
ElSher IN 4 flYOrite role.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

Ap'hhTlsE.-Our merchants seeking trade In
any portion OF the country should advertise In ,he
papers OF that section. 81. ELLYsos & Co yin
1ake advertisements and have them ,pser,e,, ~
publishers rates. 80 -
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AirIlmond Dispattlt.
90, 1877.

NJ TiiE CIRCULATION OF THE DIa
rhTIi Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINEl
REGULATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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Cosy1cT RECEIVED. Frank Scott (co-
lored), from Albcmafle county, convicted
of grand larceny, and sentenced 10 the
penltcntiary for three yeas, was received
in that institution yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

DR.. STREcKeR's CASE DIsMlSsED.-1n the
Hastings Court on Monday afNordcr was
entered dismi.sing the char"es against Dr.
o. A. Strecker, the principal witnesses Tor
the prosecution again failing to appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

COLOMBIAN CLUB,-This club will meet in
its new hall, No. SOB Broad street, Tonight
The mcmbcrs-clcct Of the Legislature from
Richmond aud ilcnrico are expected to Ec
present.
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., Atvertising Aoo,,- ~.
patch building, will receive ADVERTISEMENT 80,
nave tnem Inserted in any journal Of the eouot-,
at regular rates. A~ SouaA1f
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HOSE ARR1vED.-SXtcon hundred feet OF
hose, ordered by the city through the
house Of Paul BArgamin Il Co., for the use
Of the Richmond Fire Department, has
arrived.
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IMPORTANT TO LAwYERs.-The office
Judgment dockc; ot Til" Circuit Court of
the city OF Richmond, Judge Wexford,
will be called Ill 10 U'cio:l: this morning.
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:, =, e. .. sPhNcE &c Son, 1909 Main ssrse., hava
sinitona to their stock of ready. a5s
o'''n'Hs ana genticmen's furnishings.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-GovernOr walker mas
appointed Thomas n. Green notary puo-
lie for the county OF LOudoun.
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BEST STOVE OR CRATE ASTHKACltH .oAH
csn be bought a. aS per ton nut coa' IL p ,
clover Ilu from 50 TO $3.50 per load !; oak and
min. wood : all cheap for cash, 1T c. II. PAGE &
cos. Nineteenth and Csry, or 70s Grace street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

CuRIsTHAs PREsESTS.- "hat can be more
beauilul than the lovely pictures now taken d
the "LEEn Gallery?
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COKE, COKE, CoKE.-A boat-load superior soft
coke now ready for delivery to families. j. =.
WATKINS. III: Main and Eiuth and Cary streets.
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M4aEs8HE HNTEaE8GEnCES

aiEiATUEE ALMA FAC, NOVEMBER % 1871.
sun Ilnea... co. aoG1 sets....".... 2.la
ohn scS. 351: ilSh Tide lay
PORT OF ElCHACED. NOVEMBER 81, ISL.
AHEIvxT.
Steamer Eliza ilancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandiSe and passengers.
steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore
merchandise aud passengers, w. L. Brett.
SAILED.
steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer-
chtndlse ant! passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer George b. Upton. Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
Steamer James ). Green, Carr. Philadelphia
merchandise and passengers. w. p. Porter.
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The Grand Duke Alexis has arrived and SO has
T. R.sPEScE u SONS new stock OF neck-tlcs
and furnishing goods.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRF-Judgc
E,.de11rOo9.-Tbis coIlrtmrt yesterday, but
no business oil general interest was trans
urfnl
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~ pshaid ~ s'ock OF gloves is one or tsc f4atures
.. ,.a o. b. SPENCE & sos's geu.lemen,s f,r,,.s
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3. c. WATKINS & BROTHERS agency lot
sawed and split wood at Wood u sons otus
store corner Ninth and Main streets.
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NEEDS ATTENTloN.-The sidewalk on the
eastern side OF Governor street near the
corner of Thirteenth street is in very
bad condition, and needs the attention OF
the proper authorities.
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Prices of photographs with Mrs. kando'ph's
improvements remain the same. ihSS can onA'
br pr cduced at the LEE" Gallery.
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SIX DAYS BEFORE HANGING-DAY.

which WAS appointed to have been last
Friday. Luke Johnson, we are told, is a
young, strapping negro man, gingcr-cake
color. and Is about twenty-five years old !.
He was sold as slave seven times In Rich
mond, Va, before the war. He is a real
mechanical genius, and during the war he
made n buggy out Of wood, with white
oak springs, and without piece of iron in
it. In this buggy he used to ride to church.
When sentence was pronounced or him
in Nash county courthouse, as the
sheriff marched him out he exclaimed !:
"You all arn't acoing TO hang me you
can't do it," He is still loose, and swcars
he will nerer lcarc Nash county.-Raleigh
North CQrOlim0n.
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&c SONS, 1a,o ain st,eet. - : - : SasseE
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soS's. 1860 aatu street. 40 "fGs'cS q
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Orders left for best wood corner Ninth and
NJ ain wIil be tiiitd IN one hour after.
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TuE CELEBRATED BRAD-GsSa
Il BURY PIANO ri
has no superior. Elegance OF finish, beauty ard
purity Of tone. deiIc icy OF touch--a combination
or excellence that should attract the attention OF
every orc who knows how 10 appreciate line In
stru,nent. Gail and examine them at 9Ol Broad
street. q. i n. w. DARBY,
no l3 Agents.
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EyI;,, ii. {. MCHTNN "IIl be pleased
II d. Accommodate BBLrp.E3 1t COS Alall
.,r nearly opp ,s.Ic Tie hJi.GE.pL House. las
san. EDyk- On iC:vaG GJVr. no -.--."
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PLANES, DREAMS, &c.

A NOU \ CE NJ L \ T.
The subscribers have accepted the agency for
Messrs. KNiBE X co.'s PlAhO-FORrES.
These, With tie world renowned instruments Of
:. CHICK Ell SS.'r enable us to offer tn the peo-
nc OF Richmond and those who trade here u
5 Splendid stock ~ Selcc. from.
i;y Arrangement, these instruments Will be Solt,
Ly us 1T the same y ices rs the makers c2rpe
Parties can now both see and examine these III.
AMOS before purchasing, instead Of ordering
from TIE factory, as some nave hid Ih.rO done. The
subscribers respectfully Invite an examination oi
the new supply jas, opencd.
NGuDH. USE Il PARHAM,
no 20 Bo)h sellers AMI Stl!louers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

Oyercoass OF all kinds at Z. d. SPENCE &
SONS, 1870 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

Leave orders at corner Ninth and Main stfcets
for b st saved and split wood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-22

twisted 1t out, breaking the link in about
twenty pieces. There was wire in some
way connected with this ring, and with
this he picked the locks on his cuffs and
got his hands and feet free. Then with n
piece of the iron link he forced the locks
on the three iron doors locked on him. and
also the wooden one Mt the entrance Of the
jail, and In this way made his third escape,
letting out with him another negro pri-
soncr. lie thus made his escape from the
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