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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-08-24
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HIGHEST PREMIUM

A-A -A
Attic World s Fair, was awarded to the
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine. Gro
yer & Baker improved Family Sewing Ma
chine, is unrivalled in utility, elegance
and durability of work; in ease and sim
plicity of operation, and in durability and
neatness of mechanism {; it stitches, hens,
fells, braids, tucks, trims, quilts, geathers
and ~embroiders. &c, &C., makes the lock-
stitch and the chain-stich. No change of
needle, thread, tension or throat piece re-
quired by goods of different qualities
The thread need not be held at the begin
ing or fastened at the end of a am
Feeds itself without assistance, allowing
the operator to sit erect-excells especial
ly in bias goods and thin fabricks. The
merits of the Grover & Baker, for manu-
facturers use, Tailors, Shoemakers. Sad
dlers, and Carriage-trimmers, is universal
ly admitted to be the best in use.
These machines are on exhibition at the
Shoe Store of II. p. MILLER, next
door to Post Office, Jonesborough Tenn.
HAMILTON d CO., Agents for
Grover q Bakers Sewing Ma
chine 81, Gay ST., knoxville. Ten.
H. p. MILLER, is the agent for the
above Machine in this county.
7lmar9tf
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will buy for Cash grain
n general produce delivered at Depots
on Rail Road.
Farmers and others having grain for
sale viii find it to their interest to commu-
nicate with them, either ut Bristol, Tenn.
or care Washington Hotel, Jonesboro.
w. Il. WILLIAMS Il co.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

OHotI1CS1y bd1C OF AduVs
Geo. p. Faw ct. al, VS.. K. s. Cox and w.
z. Reeves, Trustees, &c.
PURSUANT to an order of the Chan
IL Gerry Court at Jonesboro at it's May
offer for sale at the Court House door in
Jonesboro, on the I'd day of September
next, the and in the pleadings mentioned
lying in Washington county. Tenn, civil
district No. IL, adjoining the lands of AL
fred Jenkins and /. Krotzer's heirs, and
others, containing W acres, more or less,
sell the same on a credit of six months
taking note and approved security, and
retaining a lien upon the same until fully
paid for. June %, 1871.
b. +. SWINGLE,
j~ulyCw4pfs6 Clerk & Master.
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Carriages and Buggies

Carriages and Buggies
Painted and Trimmed in the neatest and
most durable style.
The work is manufactured from the
best material and in the neatest and most
durable style.
The CASH or PAY DOWN system is my
motto in all cases.
Money, Produce and Lumber taken in
exchange for work.
w. M. Lamdrelh is the Superinten-
dent and agent who will wait on all those
wishing any thing in the Furniture line
and is authorized to make all contracts
for me, connected with the business.
Be sure and call before purchasing else
where and you will get the worth of your
money.
-. Proprietor:w-
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
HAVING BEEN QUALIFIED AS
Ill Administrator of Daniel Bowman,
deceased, we hereby notify all persons in
debted to the estate Of the aforesaid to
come forward and make immediate set
Element. And those having claims against
the estate are notified to file them with
us properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
ALFRED CARR, EXt'r. of the VIII.
p. p. G.. NELSON, Administrator,
may20w4l VIII Annexed.
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Stop the Their!
$125 REWARD

SIOLEN on Wednesday night the 10Th
- inst, from D NJ Brawley, in IredeiI
County, North Carolina: a light SoRREL
M G1oE' Dlaze IN face, faxenmane
order. A reward OF s25 will be paid for
DEsCRIPTIoN OF THIEF. He is n man
hDo"e 2 ieet nigh, fair complexion, light
IN conversation. A reward of slOO viii he
PAD Tor the thief for counterfeitine and
horse stealing. A"u
THOS.- C. WHITE.
july27w2. AcAh.
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Harrison, pointing to
as good an animal as
szpat me $4,000 at first,
spezk $1,000 for him no.
4ecry Come. here Char
cj. came b to him, and
kkackEP With bis head over
5ns len use him for
cianatslk &nhis hind legs, and
<k1E Of a bottle ; but
Ply usually do only
| Is dying stecd.'"
ouase you can make any an
fcrjfeatbering HIM enough but
Pc when you amt looking
you-an ugly tricE-baulk
pumping to let you tumble
!, Or rear and fall backwards
bey're cunning about that
I've seen a splendidly ed
come into the ring and just
do a single trick, and seem
ing bis master booted at"
is7eeyer punlsh 2"
ous way 40 Il so that
lepces 0vs I'm whipping him
a1d u wa frong, he knows
sol1;da Nc; gov, dnows he must
Leg, e. fSr more than
rsr; sf educating
IA critic Uithsz
4 " ~. and dogs
au'ezing< ~ - y Eant done,
N.Y. Place. IhS ~ them to
Y i6s two wears ava m around
tamil nov p.wS thfSag ions. At
excess Of one do it Then
tory Of Mo.sSn the alkeasv:
younggiantE 20 and be
lH donru<ak> in the
H IDLY, but
sliti 10 AhoRt MASTER
'T% se5y Ell. but that
44i<[A PI4E 42o1I Hke best a
dI# Items ber Ion
ptLes5 gsod men,,
,s.@ can ieaelt a b,rsss .. and
y you tun him on ga, anu
III i-s Sn,.s<f az bfs learned ex-
I'll ~menfTcomn. s5tpes aid two or three
E va<SEf The$ they will
81 highway, Sf raa rsn Minus ere
al Elements. xThesAlA
81 and the iny1,;s slspRur.
q A Inquiry, A. NJ. GAR
sna Rural says:-" Unless
zasss al or bare. been exposed to
s;ss. We tsnk there Is no ne.
"a ~! Iing s ss1p III a. domestic nll: ld onit
ls ! sls q 2ssiildren. Give them
b M tt1 eucu riaoAesone food they will eat
y elsanS s. @,efP them otherwise comfOr-
81 ST.. sa.E plenty of water and
osa'e srm7 and sunshine; salt,
oi nteine~~aten as every fifth day
u which are {esspoonfql to each ami
III H-A ~ *n<<f once D week will be often
l2.s't 1ayqa dosing of every kind
u "a 1917 ! @A appparent necessity for it.
knet = Z sa ~aperient it should al
&9scf ! zattzer small doses-say
e hey y odaounce. We have
;asela Il len i0sa e sheep for the scab,
H:fk vit1,. azHsr6 htly good results. Unless,
qfI< sfaringly, the animals should
80. :. ! .'''' injurious
n III - .AfE-H H.r-- |
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Or DORCH & HADDOX,
Wholesale Agents, Corner Union AM
College Sts., Nashville. Tenn.
69Oct14m3
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ti,ats the only way-to
course you can make any an
fcrjlfeatbering him enough ; but
when you amt looking
you-an ugly trick-baulk
jumping to let you tumble
Or rear and fall backwards
leyre cunning about that
I We seen a splondidly ed
COME into the ring and just
b do a single trick. and seem
ng bis master booted at"
|816dver ounieh b;,, -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-28

THE GREAT T1cnBORNE CAsE-A Mystery
E1ptaincd- -[Correspondence Of the New
York World l-tondon, Aug. 10.--Through.
out his examination i'll chief and croSs-eX-
animation, the claimant to the Tichborne
baronetcy and estates persisted in main
taining 4 discreet silence respecting a GER
tain period Of bis nomadic career, the fat
and wary witness having several times fatty
refused to reply to questions bearing upon
some ugly circumstances which were only
limited at rdarkIy. The story of his life
therefore lacked continuity, and his case
was SO much the weaker. am in posi-.
tion to throw a ray of light into the dark
gap. and though adding nothing to the
credit side Of the claimanHs character, may
add much to the credioility Of his claim,
"A MIR. Num-, who is, an engineer in her
Maiesty's service, states that he knew Mr.
Tichborne, the. claimant, as a convict on
Cockatoo Island. Ticbborne was there! en-
ployed TO negotiate the sale of cattle to pass
ing ships, and was considered by his jailors
as a man of considerable shreWdness. Seye-
raI persons on the island knew that the
cattle salesman belonged to the class from
which convicts are not ordinarily recruited,
and to the engineer he communicated his
real name. Mr.. Num- has not the slightest
doubt as to the identity of the man. He
firmly believes that the whilom convict, the
claimant, and Il. G. Tichborne are identi.
cal, and he moreover believes thattthe mys-
terious Arthur Orton was also on the island
ut the same time.
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DO q Mans Heirs Lose Hts Real Es.
tate Because 1t was COnfiscased?

| From the New Orleans Bee
THE LOUISIANA ESTATES OF TILE LATE MR..
-' JOHN SLIDELL. 80
! At the breaking out of the war in 1861
MIR. Slidell was possessed Of considerable
landed property in Louisiana, situated in
different parishes of the State, and he
owned also a number of valuable build
lings in New Orleans, bringing in q large
rental. In 1863 or 1864 these buildings in
| New Orleans were seized as the property
of Mr.. Sideli, by virtue of the nfisca-
ton acts of Congress Of 1862, and were
| sold to various parties by the United
States marshal, acting under a decree pro
| nounced by Judge Durell, Of the United
States District Court. To the purchasers
| these investments have proved to be very
! profitable, and, of course, they will be un-
willing to surrender the property to; Mr..
SldelPs heirs but we see that steps have
been taken by the public administrator of
the parish of Orleans, Mr. p. B. Fouke, to
obtain possession of it on account of the
heirs, who are all absent from the State.
The administrator has applid to Judge Du-
yigneaud, OF the Second District Court, tor
authority to take possession OF everything
belonging to the succession of Mr.. Slidelf,
and for the appointment Of an attorney to
represent the absent heirs. He also asks that
inventories of the property and effects be
taken, and that appralSementS be maze ac-
cording to law. The administrator pro-
ceeGs upon the theory that Mr. Slidell died
legally incapacitated to make q will, because
the right to dispose of his property had
been taken from him by decree of court in
q contiscation proceeding. He alleges that,
so far as the property confiscated is con-
cerned, Mr.. Slidell must be regarded as
having died intestate, because, says he,
"since the date of contiscation the deceased
could not dispose by last will of the prop.
erty confiscated." ..s.rl =
Judge Duvigneaud, we see, has granted
the prayer of The petition and ordered that
2. B. Fouke, public administrator of the
parish of Orleans, be appointed administra-
tor of the succession of John SlidelI, and
rs such, be put in possession Of ALL the
property left by the deceased. "A notary
public has been appointed to make an ir-
yentory, appraisers lave been appointed to
estimate the value of the property, and an
attorney to represent the absent heirs.
So fur as Mr.. SlidelPs property is COM
cerned, and its distribution among. his
heirs, this is private matter, with which the
public has nothing to do, but the questions
which it is probable win be raised III the
judicial proceeding thus instituted are Of
public interest, and we therefore propose
to inquire into them. We presume those
questions arc: -. .,s- d al 475
T re- Was Dir. slidell incapacitated by
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NO. 80

srnfnas 1Fssn tFss 9vARp AND rHE H,,es,rv.oIr
Guard Gar,s Cnn,ni yisis ef the Walker I;sbT
nossprlnas On F.id,x I; q Bass, 70 the Huas
SION Of much pleasure. si nat was na,i she ocea-
members ~ Of Che Guard but 20 otbss Sb.y e the
seven @ sas popular sumner resort isaHs sIans
Ihey were accompanied Nv ls . S,.iH .he y tip.
pmand, and were in dress Uniform altho,,.s ho.ass
Inc company was not regularly ort,ersI o's.
Lnetr manu9vres were not confined 10 In. In.
ton in fact, they showed themselSes1 1p' y
proficient in dancing and flirtationi as Il Il
movements BY fours, and for this one eve !,
mug at the HuguenOt tbeaux not In uniform
IN, IN many instances bloomed gorgeolIly .as
TONED in most mplimentary terms by The
excufslonists as having done all I'M their
power to make the affair pass of pleasantly,
Before leaving thepiaee the boys gayefthree
Springs. sea: .,tsiE So > 'iu w swne
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!, a BOSTON CAPITALISTS HOPES FOR RIcH-
MoND.IA prominent citizen of Boston.
MASS, writes to this Office letter on bugi-
ness, IN which we observe some paragraphs
Hui or truth and worthy of reproduction in
print, IN view OF the announcement which
they afford our city. He says: 80
have decided to throw all NV efforts
ana al my money into Richmond, and ex-
eod s,ect PEI 0eicre i've years have passed to invest
in the future Of Virginia to voi1r fine bns;.
ness editorials and to your Correspondent.
R0ckbrldge,' but mainly to Col. Albert
OrdWay.T Now, / think and know that Col
FdWay mas been of immense value to Rich:
mond. and do NOT believe you hair ammo.
ciate him. L base my opinion upon q ron-
Versatlon had lately in your CITY with a
prominenti judge. know Col. Ordway Is
northern kee,-born in Mussacbll-
setts, but also know that Virginia
mas 10 iruer son on her soil than
ne. He has adopted Richmond as. his
iuhuEe nome, and it you could see
t!e .ieItefs ne has written me, and hear
him talk, you would think that Boston .was
q city OF G0,O00 inhabitants and Richmond
of 800, 900. The Colonel is only looking
|ahead number Of years. However. i am
not writing a puff of Colonel Ordway. He
can take care OF himself; but believe in
the future Of Richmond. If it's people will
only carry out the Glasgow letter in all its
bearings, you will not only 'have twenty
feet Of water at low tide.' but do everything
which ali great cities have done and are
doing"
We-can assure our correspondent that
Colonel Ordway's enterprise and ability is
appreciated by our most publc-spirited cit
liens, and that such men as him and our
correspondent will always be welcome in
Richmond. '''
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The AMERICAN Psychological SOCIETY.

The AMERICAN PoMoLoGIcAL SOCIETY,"
Arrangements have been made for an ex.
cursion train to run from Staunton, 10 &C.
commodate visitors to the approaching eX-
hibition OF this Society. This train will
leave Staunton on Tuesday, September 5.
stopping at all way stations, and reach
Richmond .at convenient hours. Passen-
gers by this train will have the privilege OF
returning on any regular train of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad previous to Sep
tember 18th. Round trip tickets from
'Staunton, S4; from Charlottesville, IS /;
from Gordonsyille, 81; and from Hanover
Junction, 81.
Delegates and members, as well as visitors
to Richmond on business or pleasure, will
find it to their advantage to take this train,
as the fare for the round trip is less than
one.third the ususl rates, and only two
thirds OF the reduced rates already an
nounced. Large numbers are arranging to
take advantage of this very favorable ar
'raDoement.
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ferfection is degree Of excellence eeldom oh.
tained but we believe 1t has been reaized;in the
beautiful art of Photography. Whose doubts this
let him (both for amusement and Instruction.
spend an hour or two In the nrely-embcl llished
gallery 20. loil Main street. opposite the post
office. There he will behold specimens Of, 49,. -.
which defy the most critical tq asu .ne
tn ,ysEn,s rLsIsraphs are all styles audsizes,
ny frst-cla7s operators, and co.oted by
only artists Of merit. Without disparagins simi.
lar establishments here, we have called attention
to FRARsER's gallery because we lhi3k 1t altoge-
ther Cns OF which our city ought to be proud.
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Police COURT, SATUEDAY-Justtce j. j
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of: =:
John S. Tinsley (colored), charged with
stealing lot of sash weights, stol en- from
the Wan-Street Hotel. Found guilty, and
sent to jail for fifteen days.
James White aud Peter Holmes (colored),
charged with having in their possession Il
lot of leaf tobacco, stolen from Mayo 4
Brothers. Also, a lot Of bags, stolen from
Spots tS Gibson. Discharged.
James White (colored), charged with
baving in his possession 4 lot of pig iron,
and selling the same to James c. Smith, it
being the property Of the Old Dominion
Nail Company. Discharged.
Andrew Rilly, Ann Rilly, Thomas Mich
olson. and Stephen Cauthden, charged with
threatening and abusing Mrs. f. A. Mar
shall. Dismissed. J. p
james Holmes and Charlotte Johnson,
charged with assaulting and beating and
abusing Alice Morris. Charlotte was let
off, and James was fined $3.50.
John Carter (colored), charged with
abusing Mrs. Alice RosseI. Fined 81.
b. Fleshhor, charged with abusing John
Carter, and attempting to strike him. Dis
charged. e..j
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DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD
D ..r
TO COST .
CLOSE BUSINESS.

Having determined to close business, Will from
this date until the LIST OF October sell my large and
attractive stock OF DRY GOODS out WITHOUT
REGARD TO COST FOE CASH EXCLUSIVE
LY. On the I'd of OCTOBER the remainder OF
the stock will be closed out at auction.
City and country dealers Will please examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere, as we are
Offering great Inducements to jobbers.
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS rs full and com
plcte, embracing all the novelties Of the season.
Also, full line of
CASsIMEREs, ShTINETs,
JEANS, FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS, TOWELS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
HANDkERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
DACES,
EMSROIOERIES,
NOTIONS, &C, &C.
j. N. WOODFIN,
IliT Main street,
au22 Opposite Dispatch office.
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MEETING OF THE CoLoEED CONSERVATIVE
City CENTRAL CoMM1TTEE.-The Colored
Conservative City Central Committee met
at Joseph Lewis's on Friday night, and ap-
pointed two citizens from each ward to
represent them in the Convention to be
held in Richmond, Virginia, on the 30th OF
August The following is the list !: .
Jefferson Ward.-Jas. Luckado !; Walker
Howard alternate.
Monroe Ward.-Joseph Lewis Morton
Ccphas alter nate.
Clay Ward.-Wm. Mundn John Evans
alternate. s
Madison Ward! John 7. Cooley; Rob.
Haneton alternate.
Jackson lVdrd.-Abram Hall Meade
Cooper alternate.
Marshall Ward II yViIs't-;I flch-
The @ foll9u;. .ssl 'h'Fss Ire the colored Ward SUI
pcri. .sndents Monroe Ward, Joseph
Lewis; Jackson Ward, Abram Hall; Clay
Ward, Vim. Mundin Madison Ward, Rob.
Hamilton; Jefferson Ward, James Lucka-
do Marshall Ward, Walker Howard.
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THE GEORGIA MIsCEGENATIoNCA CAsE.--The
cases of u white man and colored woman i'll
Georgia have lately been mentioned who
were convicted of an offence under tue
statutes of that State in intermarrying.
After sentence they were brought before
Judge Erskine, of the United States Dis.
trict Court, on habeas corpus, their coun-
sci claiming that the statute in question
conflcted with the civil rights bill. Judge
Erskine decided the point not well taken,
and ordered the pal ties remanded to the
custody OF the sheriff for execution of the
sentence of the State Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-28

HENRIco COUNTY CounT-Dra,rn jury
for Septcmber.-The. following is u correct
list of The drawn jury Of the Henrieo
County Court for the September term which
begins to-day week: Casper Briel, j. B..
Harvie, Jr., Geo. Myers, W. p. Burnett, t..
Shuttle, Jesse Chrogmorton, Geo. Swartz,
VIM. Grover, Robert Throgmorton, Chas.
Guidt, Jesse B. Shepperson, j. u. Scher-
mcrhorn, r. Cottrcll, j. II. Roper, Il. d.
French. w. G. Whitlock, John W. Turner,
jas. u. Mosby, VIC. Otey, w. T. Ford,
j. +. Francis, K. Ii. Ford, L. W. L. Wick
A. Clay, Z. 7. Perry, and John S. Nose
ley. :g ...
A uenire facias has been issued in the
case Of Isaac Williamson (colored), return
able OH the third day of the term. VIII
Hanson stands charged with the murder OF
Solon johnson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-28

READ, PONDER, AND BE VICE. Houseke.pers
snoula pear IN mind that of all the erent baking
powders IN market, none have stood the test Of Z
stflct chemical analysis like DooIey,s Yeas. Pow.
aer. Dooiey's Yeast Powder contains no 1ngre.
uientS Dut such as are health!ul and chemically
pure. rms insures uniform success In the "a king
" ioi,s biscuits &c, which inferior articles do
not. Manufactured and sold at wholesale bS roo.
LEY & BROTHER, SO New street, New York. ant
at retail by grocers generally.
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,RIcHhoND BLUES We are, glad to learn
that this time-honored company has taEer
fresh start under the command nf f:ant
Peyson Wise.I A number Of uniforms havs,
been orderedA MANY others win be orT1erad
ibis week, and the honorary members are
coming forward in praisewortby spirit to q
Inc assistance, Of those unable to- maze the
necessary expenditure. The RluesE will
soon pass inspection atthis rate.
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DOWN THEY TUMBLE!

NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY.
Dress Goods, suitable for the season, at IS ant
lfsc-, worth ?5c.;
Dress Goods at 23c., worth &c I;
Black Grenadines, with silk GSures and stripes
at 30 and SHE, worth 10 and 5oc. par yard;
White and Colored PiQues NJ IS. 80, and 8Sc.;
Best Black ELK Grenadine at G0c., worth 81;
White, Run. Pinb, Lilac, AMI all other color:
japanese Silks, cheaper than ever;
Fest Llama Lace Shqwls Mt cost;
Black and Colored Grenadne Shawls at 49, wortl
IS; -u, , rrw;;
Ahit aid Buff Silk Parssols, extra cheap;
Black SILK Parasols and Umbrellas at cost;
Prettieet and Best Kid Gloves ut III and &l.5o;
Table Linens, Napkins, Quilts, Towels;
Lace for curtains;
ShCetiugs, bleached and brown;
Cottons, Prints,
and lots OF other goods, to be sold extr' m.ly
low, ct VIM. THALIIIMER & SONS
aul7 No. COL Broad street, corner 9Th St.
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REMOVAL, REMoyAL.-JoHN II. TYLER & Co.
Jewelers. nave removed to their elegant new store
ilo7 MAIN street. between llth and 18th, south side
ana opposite the First National Bank, and Inv IL
Inc attention OF the public to their splendid stocz
OF d'anonds' watches, jewery, silver aud silver.
plated ware, military goods, SC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-28

The LADIES OF RICHMOND are respectfully in.
Vleed 70 see specimen of embalmed flowers by
Mrs. l.. L, TRUEMAN, now on exhibition, az th.
LEE" Gallery. This specimen will only. re.
main at the gallery for three days, as tlcy are
from the grave of loved one
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-28

JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention or mer.
chauts, clerks OF courts. sheriffs, lawyers rail.
rosd, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, to the facII.
ties offered at the DIsPATcR PRINTING EsTGB.
LIsIIMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish nt
short notice Cards. BilI-Heads, Letter-H Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-BiIIs Catalogues, Bills of Fare, Show.
Ellis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed. s ~