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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23

The public will wait with some anxiety
to hear what explanation the Union and
American and Banner have to make to
CJl. Bakers charges Of corruption. The
charge is grave one, and one which they
cannot afford to pass by in silence. The
people would like to know whether their
taxes are paid only to fatten party organs
upon.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23

AFTER the New York riot and the Tam
many exposures, Hofflmans chances for
the White House have diminished consd-
erably. He failed to issue his orders for
the protection of Orangemen, until it was
too late to accomplish much, and yet it
was in time to incur the displcasure of his
masters, the Irish Catholics. His friend
ship and intimacy with Tammany are
enough to damn him with all honest men.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23

DEMOCRATIC papers, that three years
ago were denouncing Carl Schurz as u
goddess, graceless adventurer, now quote
from his speeches with words of commen-
dation. He, in their estimation, is trans
formed into refined, Christian gentle
man. These same papers now quote from
him with approval, and in the same col
umn, tacitly if not openly and awOwedly
defend the Tammany cOrruptions. Will
they read what Mr.. Schurz says about
Tammany and then give their readers the
benefit of it. Hear SchurZ:
Cast look at this moment at the political
world. How many Democratic papers are
there bold enough TO denOunce the daring rob
berries of Tammany Hall as openly and en-
phatically as they ought to be denounced ? TO
their honor be 1t said there are some, but their
number is not large, and how many are there
that cover these enormities with stubborn ST.
lence, or even defend them
Yes they defend them by representing
that the Mayor and Comptroller of New
York have promptly responded that they
are entirely willing, nay anxious, that a
committee of responsible citizens should
make the proposed investigation"
But how anxious were the Mayor and
| Comptroller that committee of response
BILE gentleman should make IN investiga-
| ton? AS early as April last, Henry
Clews, Robert Hoe, w. +. Havemycr and
| other prominent business men OF New
| York addressed the Comptroller n respect
| ful letter, telling him that they desired an
| investigation which was not in a partisan
or prejudiced spirit, and that no use would
| be made of figures until they were submit
! ted to him and found correct, yet up to
! this good day no response has been made
to them. They proposed to adopt the time
and mode of making the investigation to
the convenience of Comptroller Connolly
and his office, but he finds it most con-
venient to treat their request with silent
contempt. Let the reader Judge how anx-
| ious they are for an investigation.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23

OUR Geographic dispatches inform us
that t,Oo thousand pages of Knklux evil
dence have been put into the hands Of the
public printer at Washington.
Wouldn't that be "a fat taken for the
Democratic public printers at Nashville,
who only charge the State four times for
composition in some of their jobs.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23
FOREIGN.

Ten forties United States bonds of 1881 have
risen considerably at Frankfort.-Cholera has
appeared in London and creates great excite
nent 1t is increasing in Koenigsburg. Paris
is again tumultuous The restol alton of either
Napoleon or the Orlesnists is looked for any
day. Theirs is becoming very unpopular. =
Four hundred lives were lost by a typhoon
in Japan on the 4th ult.-The festival of the
Assumption Virgin passed TRANQUILITY at Rome
on the i5th.--Garibaldi was very i'll on the 18th.
The French committee to thank Ireland for
aid to the wounded daring the war with Prus-
STA, had a triumphant reception at Dublin
Prince Gortschakoff announces that Russia can
not tolerate foreign Intervention from any
source-The cholera was committing fearful
ravages at Koenigsburg last week.-Bullion in
the Bank of Paris increased one million on the
18th inst Gomez Pulido is appointed Captain
General of Porto Rico.-Reports says the
French Assembly will remain at Versailles
The Persian famine is more terrible than re-
ported. Twenty-seveE thousand died in 1spa-
han. Cattle plaque, small pox,, typhus fever
and cholera prevail.-The Grand Duke Alexis
hs sailed for America.-It is feared blight will
almost destroy the Irish potato crop in England.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23

THE following testimony to the fidelity
of the colored men of North Carolina to
the Republican party in the late election,
we clip from that most rabid of all the
Democratic papers in that State, the Raj
cigh Sentinel:
We learn from all parts of the State that
the negro vote was never before so thoroughly
consolidated rs Mt the late election. The ne
groes voted as one man, from one end OF the
State to the other, againt Convention and for the
Office holders candidates"
by "the Office holders candidates" is
meant those who were opposed to holding
was to provide for filling all the State Of
! fees with Democrats.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-08-23

THE Banner, under the caption of Erich
revelations promised" speaks eXultingly
of expositions that are to be made of Sec
rotary Boutwell,, all of which every good
Republican would be willing to see, pro-
vided it were true. But its truth has been
denied and never proven. No sensible
man believes it. The Banner concludes
this will divert the " Radical fire from
Tammany, and that they can hardly hope
to carry Grants administration through
the canvass. It's weight" says the Ban
ncr, lis enough to kill the strongest party
that ever existed" VIII the Kramer eX,
plain how much weight the Public Print
ers are to Tennessee Democracy? Does {
fraudulent bill to the amount of $4,000
attach any weight TO party:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Justicc j. j..
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Eliza Mann, charged with unlaWfully
harhoring and abducting the infant child
of Julia LEVEL. Discharged.
Eliza Mann, charged with resisting w.
F. Rogers in the discharge Of his duty.
Discharged.
William Gibson, charged with being a
vsgrant and trespassing on the premises Of
IL. y. Tuiil1errU, WIS required to &; i've Sc
curlty in the sum Of $50 for three months.
Charles Welsh, charged with assaalting
and striking Lawrence Murphy. Continued
to the 18th.
Mrs. J. W. Keith, charged with assault
Ing and beating Dolly Robinson. No prose-
cutor appearing, she was discharged.
Lewis Smith, charged with trespassing
on the premises of the Exchange Hotel,
was honorably discharged.
w. Thomas James (coloreO, charged with
allowing gaming to be carried on in his
house on Sunday, and also carrying con-
cealed weapons. Continued until 10th.
John Crump (colored), charged with en-
tcrins the house Of James r. Bowles and
stealing tharefrom two blankets and sundry
articles Of clothing also, violently resisting
and drawing q knife on Policeman Walton.
CoDtinued until Wednesday.
Emma Ross aud Thomas Payne (colored),
charged with unlaWfulIy and teloniously
stealing S135 from Catharine Coots. Con-
tinucd until ISL
Marila Hill and Joseph Equi. charged
with abusing each other and fighting, were
fined $3.50 each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

THE ORPHANS ARE CoMISG.-Ths Interesting
company OF little Confederate orphans will reach
our city by the 2:2O p. M. train on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad to-day,
and m arch in procession to the Exchange Hotel,
where they will he received b, the kind ladies ho
have made preparations to entertain them.
We again ca l sttention to this noble ch,rity.
The concert by the children ought to be eucou-
ragged TO the greatest extent, The reverend gem
tlemen who are managing their advertisement,
and have these children in charge, are known by
many OF the stnsuished pastors In BichmoEd
and come With highest recommendations from all
parts or orr land.
Remember, that the fsthe,s o: some Of these
two hu.dred oIrhsns now In the Lsuderdale
Home died In defence not only OF the Sou b. hut
or cur own city. Whist more need we say to Rich
montS Let oly Hsll be crowded tiis niShs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

The 5EssIoN OF THE CouRTs.-The grand
jury OF the Chestelf field Court is now in
session. Presentments and true bills have
been found against the following parties !;
Adam Hicks, misdemeanor, for illegal vo-
ting; Betsy Reynolds, felony John Lacy,
larceny Wash. Reynolds and John Booker,
larceny. a.a tT.7.
j. E. Rae qualified as deputy sheriff.
a large amount of civil business, not OF
great public interest, has been transacted.
TEE ELECTION RETURNs.-The official
count has not materially altered the result
as heretofore published. N: Fl. Cogbiil,
for clerk, who leads the ticket about twenty,
has 199 majority. .a
The meeting of the people at court and
their general rejoicing over the result was
the only event that could have made q
bright day out of yesterday.
ANNExAT1oN.-The question Of anuexa.
ton is being discussed among the people,
and it is believed that a large majority OF
the citizens favor it. The advantages OF the
union to the people Of Manchester will be
duly set forth in the public prints and
otherwise before action Is taken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15
.QAIETuIN4 NEW.

-H.LnEsT AHD HAEDSOMEST PIAIDS.
- Lave Just opeueG splendid lot ofthe cheap
-: anc ,aaf,olncst Plaid iress-2 goods N lite city.
e e-t selling y very hsTd7c Inc Plaid In the pat
- L: ?1,, worth Soc. oeautiful all-wc.l Piaids
.y-r. worth 5oc. everywhere: the very finest and
A.. .:-r,anst snwncl Elaids II Soc, worth fsc the
'-y a7rst Back Gro Grain Dress FIX a. sl'7S,
~ ta - wholesale Brown and bleached Coz
- ya.a tide, good article, 1t l"3c.: ldo not 1sil
..R \. this cotton, FOR It Is really handsome j
I'D C.l!c f1r c mtcrts ST only &C.; heavy ldou-
3. aU- WOOL shawls al ai.25 TO $3.50; trimming
1~.,e:. ems: Trim min2 >aHcs and silks; heaulliu'
..-.ryr. .noGsErs 81 only S5c.. worth soc.' oiler
~ colors these are real bargains; ChsTlot'ss-
F.. and nih.r Cass!mcTes we are selling sooc
-Es' NEE iNrl,oa fnish) ~ Soc, suitable ior
..aI BOYS: N.n's Dcs! brown British SOCKS ~
IT, .gt}.s' British Hose at 2sc. G>nt's Furnish
-, /. 30. u v.fy h nd elegant saratoga Iruo&s
.g!:. :; up; lock ut cu- Kt9 Gloves ~ ?sC.
IUCKwALL & ROUSS.
NJ. Y 4. p'IsS formerly OF Mr. John n.
Eru23 .'sl na, connected him eli with oar house,
. i viii De glad TO rts his friends.
So, ITCKWaL & EOUsS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE YORK
RIVER RAILRoAD.-The annual meeting OF
the stockholders of the Richmond and
York River railroad was to have been held
ct tbs office of the company, in this city,
YESTERDAY. at the appointed hour Colonel
Buford, president of the company, called
the meeting to order, and on his motion
Major Roderck Bland, of King d queen,
was made chairman. and Mr.. u. a. Smlth
secretary. Colonel W. W. Gordon, Colonel
Beverly B, Douglass, and General William
B. Taliaferro, being appointed to ascertain
whether quorum of shares was repre-
sentcd, reported in the negative: The
meeting then adjourned until Monday the
lIth of December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

COOK 3 LAUGnTON will sell st Il A. NJ, a.
the stables OF Mr. n. c. Lipscomb, on Second
street, six mules and two work horses.
IsBELL 4 BON will sell at 1 r. n. n two story
dwelling and several vacan. lots a, the corner
of Brook road aud . street called Franklin be-
you'd Bacon'c Quarter branch.
LEE GoDDlS will sell at l. p. NJ. a building
lot oa Baker street opposite to Colonel A. G
Rabsrtsen's.
". GrDDIN will sell at 1 ]. N. house and lot
on The s,u;h s'ds OF Duv. Il street bet seen st.
Paul and ST. John streets.
LYME & BROTHER will sell q. d P. 81. C. brick
residence and vacant lot On the west liae OF
Tselfth stree: between Marshall and Clay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15
.a,y.s NAsacsS:1h.


~.w GuONS.-Jnst received this day,
\ -. Sn.r and NsalT ishE GOODS.
= IL ,,--e all ard Sce thn bargains W.. now
60 '.' - ,nifCul nosortmcnt or rnawiS ttrircd
Z r. - .r>r, - 50 ~ SO, very chesa Japanese
q :, -, ,,ilrs. al colnrs; S2EcIns. All co'"ra:
s,a2nliru! Rack silks, Coi"rcd silks and
~ ''.T xu co'arS and shades. cheaper than
- I'll assortment nt ClnsRs. new styles,
e : - acd 81. Erachc Shaw's At Ss $50,
'nr,u;Itnl rtS'n and Fla popltns at 26c.
.@ - n 'oc Sc'vetcen In all colors. for
+. N>'" f-om 81 10 NJ. 2s and 81 so, cheap; Black
20 q. g rroun s5,. 20 s. per ward sQaai TO Silk
Nt,,' utenS - colored and white. 81 very low
d. 't' ,,,,~C and scc them Dress Goods IN ent:-
'','~-f,,~ All he Te~ s'y'es and shades st .he
Va " ,-i.rs. slack Alpaca IA NJ IS so sS, -, so. 10
''', Zee C;a.ns and Ner'nos, Tamt,r, &c ::
yTs,s misses, spd children White and
d. - ',,rTorn> for Clos KS. new stsses.
3s,r lie nIuSic " arp Black alpaca =:
", rS,y iaw rrlee$ tic best goods tcla. Try
q. q. a., o., and 7sc.; geaticmen's Un-
"-n.s a,i s'ses cheap: ladies' srd
81. rarr-Ttsts, sl s'zej; Kid Gloves 81
- ,fd -. =. the nsst. ,
T,S nrtrtntrf Brown and Slesched heet-
80. - aat ia. 81 ftctory prices W sm-
4 .. ntIn-c : rgg.n Elsached Cotton good
ID ,n,; n for l"i>. Come snd zee these
" -...,-, NrytrF else Shera AID satisfy yonr-
.f'tlUS >SGiIs. AIS Broad street
-.... ..,,r- John y. Gary. W. D. Powers, j tn
'-' ssa -, lieylll. TO Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

school and one in the First.
The report Of special COMMITTEES on the
subject Of quarterly meetings" was
adopted which recommends the substitu-
ton of semi.annual meetings for the quar-
terly.
The topic for discussion for the evening
was THE Teachers Meeting" upon which
subject the views of several uperinIendents
and others were heard.
The next meeting is appointed for the
night In December. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The followingis the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, November IL. 1871, compiled from Sex
tons returns received at the office of the
Board of Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, 10 in
addition, 8 still-born were reported (all
coiored). Sex: Males, Z; females, r..
Color: White males. 3 white females, 7 :;
colored males, 4; colored females, 8. Con-
dition Single, 8; married, 4; widows, 5 !;
unknown, i. Nativity: United States, Is !;
Germany, 3; unknown, !. Locality: City
at large, l; Jefferson Ward, 8; Madison
Ward, g; Monroe Ward, 8; Clay Ward, 1 !;
Jackson Ward, 6; Medical College Infrm-
uy, l; county Jail, /. Age One day to
thirty, 2; one year to three, l; i've years
to ten, 8; ten years to twenty, 1 twenty
wears to thirty, 3; thirty years to forty, !;
forty years to fifty, 4; sixty. years to Sc
venty, /; seventy years to eighty, p; un-
known, /. By whom certified: Regular
practitioners, 1s; Board of Health, /.
Causes of death Bright's disease, con"
sumption, 4 q white and 2 co!"i.O; con-
vulsious, l; diabetes, l; diphileria, ];
dropsy, l; dysentery (chronic), =; heart
clot, i; inanition, 1 ); old age, l {; pneumo-
MIA, 1 typhoid fever, 1; typhus fever, 1 !;
unknown, 3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

The WEST VIRGINIA CoAM1ssIoNERs.-
Messrs. Bennett, Jackson, aud Campbell,
the commissioners appointed by the State
OF West Virginia to consider the means Of
adjusting the financial questions at issue
between that State and Virginia, have been
here for several days, brt have not as yet
made an official call upon the Governor or
sent him an official communication. They
have, however, applied to the Secretary Of
the Commonwealth for Office accommoda-
tions tor the purs lit of their work. These
the Secretary was unable to accord them,
as the State is alresdy renting rooms out
side for the use of its officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

CuAHcERY Court OF RIcHMoND-Judge
Fftzhugh.-Tuesday, November IA, ISL
The iollo wing cases were disposed of:
McAlpiue cs. Cullen, &c. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner and seques-
tra!ing rents to pay demand of plaintiff.
ClnnoD & Courtney and Dooley. counsel.
Hardgrovc, guardian, &C., rs. Nc Carthy,
&c. Decree authorizing guardian to re-
ceive out of fund in the cause the amount
expended for repairs of infants property.
Sands g. Leake, p. q.
Minter IS. Rays administrator, dc. De-
cree referring cause to special commits
sioner to make inquiry and report, as dl-
rected by former decree in the cause.
4. Austin Smith, p. q.
boswell, &C., Is. Belcher, &c. Decree
for partial distribution OF the fund in the
cause. Sands & Leake, White Il Coke,
counsel.
Ouli & Carrinston, trustees, es. The
Buckingham Slate Company. Decree au-
thorizing Rogers & Co. to file their petition
and to be admitted as parties plaintiffs in the
cause. Guild & Darlington, 4. 7. Cannon,
&c., counsel.
Mills, executor, DC, gs. Glazebrook's eX-
ecut?ix. Decree for sale of property in the
Till and proceedings mentioned. Meredith
and Howard, counsel.
Davis rs. Morris, &c. Decree referring
cause to commissioner for inquiry and
report. Howard and James Alfred Jones,
counsel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

CONCERT By CoEFEDERATE ORPHANS
The concert of the orphans OF the Lauder
dale Springs (Mississippi) Asylum will take
niace at Assembly Hall tonight. Where
ever these Children of the South have been
they have not only been most cordially re-
ceiyed. but have been greeted by fashtona-
ble and remunerative audiences. We are
assured that their performances are highly
entertaining, and whether they are or not.
charity and patriotism alike demand that
they shall be encouraged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

BOILER EXPLOSION IN HANOVER COUNTY
ONE MAN KILLED.-On Monday afternoon
about 9 o'clock the boiler Of the steam saw.
mill owned by Mr.. j. FL. Hunter, in Han
over county about two miles from Atlee's
station, exploded, killing the engineer, q
white man named Robert Richardson, and
severely scalding the colored fireman. The
accident occurred just as they were going TO
work after dinner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

TEE 'TaEArRE-Othel was rendered at
the Theatre last night by Neil Warner, Miss
Raglinson, and the stock company. Mr:
Warmers rendition of the title role seemed
to give general satisfaction, and MISS Raw
linson's acting :is worthy of commentator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

RICHMOND, November 18th, I871.-The
undersigned desire to return thanks to The
"Southern Association for the Benefit Of
Widows and Orphans for $500 each, re-
ceiyed through Colonel C. Q. Tompkins ::
Mrs. LUCY NJ. NORTON, president Female
Humane Association; WILLIAM W. PAR.
KER, president Male Orphan Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

INDICTMENTS BY THE GRAND JURY.-The
grand jury Of the Hastings Court yester-
day found true bill for felony in the case
Of Thomas Carroll. charged with shooting
isabella Rix.
A true bill was also found against Wash
ington Thomas for misdemeanor.
In the case of Lewis Hannah, charged
with revenue violations, "not true BILL"
The grand jury will meet again on Thurs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15
rADOCAHTERS FOR DRY GOODS,
,,..gr sTY..Hr, G00n QUALITIES.
1UW TRlGES

y, .!rr.? ola llrgs'Gs IN k!pscss, aohnirs,
...a sllA-. Erlp press C,oths, French Metioos'
...a Vr4ye,"ens s4t!ns. Japanese hoocS. Ty-
.! Lees. Hci.in47. aud flaGne!s Cassi!ae:es,
.a..n.l.. !ae,k.ns. Wa,er-P:oGt apd Chin
.... C.;,As: sa+wl9, |Ic4Es, Blankets Quilts,
.... q ~ Ilrens. NGpkia2, Tcweis. Sheet
G... I'd by .t-ttage; Underwear, Corses, Gloves,
.,a-v. -.Eh:.idtres, Ribbons, les, Lsce and
.-.I Cu..ar., Curtain Laces, and many o.h@r
:. ."r.
-sg.. cs = wel assorted and we ask the very
~. ,a ircc. As wo ire dete-u :ned not to be un"
e.. & We elicit cal from the public IN
...,.h- AID VIII t,y 70 give entire satisfaction.
v2l. THhLHIhSEK & SOM,
%! BROAD corner siZth street,
So "Rroad-strec. Fry G0oGs Emporium"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

TURNER, TIE ALLEGED W1FB-PorsoNER,
ACQUITTED " yesterday in the. Hustlngs
Court William 81. Turner (coloredl was
tried for polsoning his wife by means oil
arsenic sent in q lot OF raisins from New
York to Richmond. Messrs; Ca6eli anu
Meredith appeared as counsel for Turner.
The jury were absent but short time, and
brought in a verdict Of ''not guilty.
Sarah Turner, charged with the same
offence, was also discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

THROUGH FREIaHTs SoUTH.-By reference
tn notice in another column 1t will be seen
that MIR. j. Fl. Woodcock has been ap-
nointed general passenger and freight agent
fnr the Great Atlantic Coast Line between
this citv and all points south. This Is one
Of the quickest as W. ,t 80 eneapes' rou'es
to any point on the Atlantic coast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

EXPORT OF FLoUR.-The American brig
Henry Perkins, 161 tons, Captain e. Sey-
mour, was cleared by the Brazilian Vice
Consul yesterday for Rio Grande do Sui.
Her cargo consisted of 1925 whole and 100
half barrels-equaI to 1876 barrels -four
shipped by the Gallego Mills Manuiac.
turing Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

JOB PRISTING.-T call .hs attention or mer.
chants. clerks OF courts, sharIGs, lawyers, rail-
road. steamship and ca- FL officers and agents and
s1l others havinH orders for printing to the Tac0t.
tic. offered al the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LISHMEST for The prompt and faithful execution
af sll kinds OK JOB Printing. We can furnish At
short notice Cards, S!u-Heads, Heads.
Programmes. Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets.
Tags, Hsnd- -Ein, Catalogues. Bills Of Fare, show-
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C.. &C., &c, Satisfaction
guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

z. B. sPEScE & soNs' have really One collee-
ton OF re.d;-m ade clothing and & ntlemen's fur
nishirg good, which they are selllrg to thar
NUN erous Customers at very low rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

MASONIC FEsTIyAL.-At the meeting OF
Loge Francaise, No. 80, II. II. Caperss, mas
teri held on Monday night. resolutions
were adopted for the appointment of COM
mittee to confer with similar committees
from other lodges with reference to joint
celebration of the festival Of st. John the
Evangelist, which recurs on the 2lth OF OF
composed of t-Worshiptul j. Thompson
Brown, Julius Straus, and William Loyen-
stein.
A resolution was also adopted request.
ING Rev. John &c. Edwards, u. o., one OF
the chaplains of the lodge, to deliver Ma-
sonic sermon or about st. Johns Day,
The burning of the Spotswood Hotelpree-
vented the grand celebration of this fesli-
val, which was to have taken place last year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

kpvE0TIsE.-Our merchants seeking t-ado In
any portion Of the coupres should advertise IN the
papers Of that section, NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. 1lll
take advertiser nts and have them inserted at
d rar4s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

NJ. TLLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
patch bull !lrg will receive advertisements and
have them Inserted In any Journal Of the country
q I rayular rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-15

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