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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

In Thursday morning. August 90; Joa a.ed 81" IN
NJ Henley W. and Fannie b. bo"ieS areu -
mGn ,s ta aaa Win take p'.cs THIS hfTgE r.
NOM at 81 O'Clock from t me ana rstntsvss
Of pf' the fam nj , are invited to attend
~ .,o al tnstant. Mt O'Clock 2. NJ. at the RESI-.
den n 20" Of his snp twia T. Tyrse) s4i sr GO
avenue, Mr.. WILLIAM D. hD"' ~ VIC ''''
SgHf unerI VIII take place TaMnEF 70 ssst
nInay, ,ns 4, t,v greet Methodist Church The
rsnnas of the family. and those OF Rev. D. "a
Butler. are invited to attend
on the I'D OF August Mr.. WILLIAM WILL
In is s Sn snr viii take place THIS EVENING a
o'clock at St. Johns German Lutheran Cnn r en-
s.h si,eet The relations and acqualn.onces OF tne
Family are respectfully pvited 10 attend without
further notice. - +
,.,o On Tho Cd instapt arORMAT C..
son of j. b. and Mary NJ. Ferrsts, sged years ane
months.
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olhcinnan exceeds even Richmond in the
matter OF sensations. That CITY is ALI acoo
now on the Sunday question. The Iaress,
meeting ever held there declared last TIC.
day night in favor of the Sunday laws
Each OF the parties-the friends and the op.
pOnents Of strict observance Of that day-.
seems to be determined to carry its point
The Germans held large meeting on Wed
nesday night, and declared against the Sun
day laws. 1t is not at all unlikely that the
next elections in that city will turn upon
this question. In fact, 1t would not sur
prise as if the choice of Governor next
fall should be determined by the relative
positions of the two candidates upon the
Sunday question. The Republican papers.
we know. are divided upon the question,
aud 1t is probable that the Democratic also
differ upon it.
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NE SCIENCE ADVANCES.-As soon
as an article rurport'ng to be or utility has been
tested and its merits endorsed by public opini on
unprIncipled parties endsayor to replenish their
depleted purses by counerfeiting, and substituting
spurious for the genuine article. Come time
since mercury, In the disguise OF pills, powders,
&c was given for al diseases Of the stomach and
liver, while quinine was freely administered for
the chills. At length HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS made It's advent and an entire new
system OF healing was inaugurated. The BERG
fetal effects Of this valuable preparation were at
once ackuo wledged, and mineral poisons suffered
10 sink into that obscurity to which an enlightened
age has assigned them. There have been many
spurious bitters palmed upon the community,
which, after trial, have been found perfectly
worthless, while Hostet:er's has proved BLESSING
to thousands, who owe to 1t their restoration 10
health. a -1. .- + III
For many years we have watched the sterdy
progress Of HOSTk TTEh'S STOMACH BIZ.
TsRS In public estimation. and ia benef emit
effects rs q cure fur all complaints arising Gun
the stomach or a morbid nature, and we are rec
TO say that 1t can be relied Don as certain rei.
and remedy. Its proprtttoTs have made the above
alter years OF careful study and sii
and are now reaplnR the reward claimed py thi,
yalu be specific, and which they so richly merit
1t Is the only OF the kind that Is rei
able In all cases. and H. therefore demands the at
unslon OF the amlcted- ~ 5l-eodlw&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

FOR sHAME.-The Enquirer insinuates
that " our senior" wears false teeth. Not
OFT OF it. He has good ones of his own-a
double row OF them even in one jaw. He
furnishes, in fact, fine illustration of
FlsKEs theory on the subject of teeth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

FAygrTE MoMuLLIN.-The Danville Reqts.
ter is not apprehensive that the ex-Goy.
ernor of Washington Territory will give
the Conservatives any trouble. 1t says
that, " like prancing steed, he only needs
to be patted on the back and well started
"of, when he will work In the TRACES"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

Prince ARTHUR, the cable tells us, is
shortly to be created Duke Of Connaught--
that is, he is to be made an Irishman by
breyet. We wonder if the Irish can be fiat
tered by such an act.
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ME- GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO Z

NE GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGS'5 BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
The largest variety of CAKES at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7t7 Main street.
The best CRACKERS, all kinds, at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
PIES at S, 10, and lsc. piece at BRIGGS'S
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUSK, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 Main street
PICNIC SUPPLIES, st the shortest notice, ct
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persoos living on Church and Union Hills can
be supplied with all OF these at Mr.. ROBEET
WERNE'S, on 18th street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BRIGGS's BAKERY,
iy1 -. 707 Main street.
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~ RATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE

H BATCHELOR'S 81 Al r D Y E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous !;
no disappointment no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. l.. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful does not contain = particle of lead or
any injurious compound Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, Is BOND STREET, n. 7. 1y IL cody
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RAND CLOSING-OUT SALE.

Beautiful White Suiting Linens, yard wide, In
patterns OF 10 yards, for SL75;n
Buff Suiting Linens, yard wide, in patterns of 10
yards, for $I.75. f:~... t:. .fs@r..
BEAUTIFUL SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
Gren sdines, Jap.ne and Beragcs, In pst:er ms
OF Is yards, Tor 81 per pattern; (
Silk Greuadines-PlAin, Plaid, and Striped In
patterns, from $l.75 to a. worth doubie The
money: "i> ..s
French .lico Qinen finish, loo; 'nu1
Beautiful Black Ii hair Grensd ne, In patterns OF
Is yards, for z2.25, worth s.! -. .-..
large line Of Summer shawls variety both In
material and st,le), from srsa 20 90 7s-very
handsome: 'l..F ess-r....... .g. ... ii.
Llama Lace Points at all prices, warranted to he
The cheapest as well as the finest;
fun line of Gents Dress Shirts also, Under
shirts and Furnishing Goods generally at very
low lures .e .sg.. ,sas. ~. ....'-
a large and bs rdsome assortment OF Edgiugs aud
Iu ertipgs tall klndsl very cheap;
Ladies' and Cents hosiery ID t'"[ Il s5.s.t h.
swiss and Check Muslin 's,....t ...... ....Jft
Nainsooks, Tarlesans, &c. .. j, .,.r ."."
.... ......, A full line Of ..s. ..s
BROWN and ,BLEACHED DoMESTICS, !,
LINENS, .e''''t t''.'. @th. : p.
LINEN DRILLS, y ,r 1ssa
The inrst WHITE LINEN DUCK.
r. FLpHEES .,.!e ..,..a. .-t - ...-.
SAILOR HATS,
~ 81 -. bUCkWALL 81 ROUSE.
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MEETINGS.
RICHMOND CoMMANDERY, No. ~
KNIGHTS IEMPLAR.

RICHMOND CoMMANpERY, No.2}
KNIGHTS TEhPLAR. I
RICHMOND, Aug. q, it'll
No. 3.-SIR KNIGHTS W.
1auend called assembly Of your ~
icnmandery at the asy nn, W arhs ~
Hall. THIS fVEhlHG, st O'Clock. Y
Candidates for degrees will be promp
In attic dance. .,,. ,x,,, ,r,o,,+o d,sno,a
~ H.. sane will re sort TIL Is EVENING.
Ey oraer Of the r. Comm apder. r,uo,,,
THOS. n. DE WITT, Captain Genera:
VIM. j. RIDDiCK. Recorder. ~
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Dry GOODS .,.. :, :, :. :. 80, :,
u LOWER THAN EVER.
Having determined TO close ont my entire
STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
will from this time forward sell my large and
attractive stock out, AT COST, FOR CASH.
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS is full and COM
plete, embracing all the novelties of the season,
such rs
PLAIN and BROCHE GRENADINES
Full line Of IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLINS and SILKS,
CAMBRICS, PiQUES,
LINENS, LAWNS, &C.
Also, a full line Of
CASSIMERES, LINENS, and COTTOHADES
TABLE DhMkHh,
NAPKINS
TOWELS. ..
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDRERCHIEFS,
COLLARS, CUFFS,
IACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
NOTIONS, &c.
Al! of which will be sold at prices that defy
connection. j. N. WOODFIN,
iii Main street,
au3 Opposite Dispatch office.
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TCLECTIC INSTITUTE, BALT.
r. MORE, 81 AND 80 Mt. VERNON PLAfE.
1hs school will open, AZ usual. on the 18TH Of
SEPTEM SER aud close j On Is. 1874 Number
begins the l7Lh OF April every year, and pupils
may be enter ed either for the hslf ssion, c"sins
LIST Septem Der, or for full scholastic session,
closing first week In February. For circulars,
apDly to Principal. 10 "H!W
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NAmRIED.

18th 10y sTs y +. the JoHsD. aEa
TRY 10Th OF this city.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, COMPANY 6. 8
atte,da 6rIll OF your company THIS lfn-k
day) EVENING at Spring f.ld Hail. at hai'-h
p'''i by order of the Captain. IT. nav %
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UTASHINGTON UNIVERSITY,
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
=. IL L. RAITIM RE, NU.

The next regular session will commence on the
FIaST MONDAY L CCTUnFR, 1871. PreiiLi
nary lectures will begin the 18th OF scp;emher.
The course OF Insti uclion Is thy practices,
and complete consisting OF didactic leciurcj clin
ical lectures, and specIai instruction In the dag
Eynrv variety OF disease may be seen In the hes
pttal wards and free dispcnsary connected with
the college.
FEES: For full course, 1920 : m articulation. Is :
dissection, $40; gradu Iion, $50. Studeuts from
lhe late s'nvehoidiug htstes whose me ms lin
tied, will be received upon the beneficiary pl Of
the school.
be annual circular and catalogue, containing
full particulars will be sent on application -
CHAS. W. CHANCELLOR, NJ. D.,
t,oa a,dIm Of the Escu,,,
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

A NEW ENTERPRISE.
The undersigned WIN make application ior
charter for Joint stock company, 70 % i sSts
the SICHMOSD ArCHiTECfuhhLi INV
WORKS l. ND STOVE COMPANY.
Only few shares necessary u complies ,ne VI
ganizstion Of the company are unsabscrioea.
This Is deemed favorable Time for an eDti ,
mise or this kind, as there Is large and gro~irs
demxud for manufactures such a. We propose l"
make IN the southern States.
Parties desiring 10 become stockholders are in'
yi,ed to communicate with either OF the und'r a.
signed Within The next twenty days. ahey VIA VIA
receive detailed Information rs 10 the plans Az
prospects, OF the company.
asa an DIX. OF Snyder q iehy.
kICHARD IRBY, OF snydar o Eey.
r. Il. HAskthS, M. D., OF Btunswick CO.
W. @, KNIGHT, of W att d knight.
" JNO. p. BRAECH, OF Savannah, Ga.
ty il 3w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
me- 1918 AND 1215 MAIN STREET
II TuE PLACE WHFRE

VIZ I1LO &AHDF1- 80
+ THE PLACE WHERE
Levy BROTHERS
ARE CONDUCTING THEIR GRAND
cLosIHG-oUT SALE,
WHICH Is CREATING SUCH AN ExCITF-
MENT IN THIS CITY.
pn, "a :. IN he wondered ut when they sell
NEW YORK COTTON MILLS COTTON 't &c
yard: .... .... -
WAMaUTTA COTTON At 2cc.; .....
DTryAI, COTTON, "a fayorite brand. superior TO
New York Mills or Wamsu.sa,) at lse- asaro ;
ANDRosCoeeIN COTTON at ls7c. yard;
The best rARD-wIDE BLEACHED COTTON
at 1sc. which can be sold at that price-soio
elsewhere at 49,;
FULL YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON
at l2lc.;
YARD-wIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON 81
12sc.. superior to any now sold In this CITY OK
Manchester;
PILLow-CAsE COTTON, ~ inches wide az
1872. per yard;
full assortment of BALE COTTON, all sos''
from ito u;
lJ1NR1EACHEp KNITTING COTTON at soc.
apouud: ~.
GENTS, GAUzE SHIRTS at Soc usually sold
81: .-
ALEXANDER BID GLOVES at 81 pair
Our whole stock OF JEWELRY and NOTIONS
| are marked so very low that they are way be-
low bottom prices. ..s -.
LINEN DOYLIEs at coo. dozen. Just notice
that
sATCHELS for travellers at sl-a bargain;
LINEN HkNDKERCHIEFs at 7sc. a dozen
GaENADINE DRESS PATTERNS, Is yards In
pattern, for $1.25;
HONEY-C0MB or BRIDAL QUILTS, large
enough for the largest bed now marked down
to $40;
A great reduction has been made on all OF our
QUILTS;
An excellent article Of Children's and Misses
WHITE COTTON HOSE at l7.c apair;
| The cheapest and best assortment OF DOMESTIC
GlNGHAMs;
Yard wide PBINTEDPERCALE,o or CAMBRIA
at eoc.. usually sold at soc-, per yard;
81:
FRENCH WCvE CORsETS, white and colored,
warranted wha lebone, at CSC. pair;
small lot of those JAPANESE FANS, at &C.,
still left; $50:
JAPANESE SILKS in every desirable shade;
BLACK SILKS, every grade, and at prices that
never fail to please;
BARATHEA CLOTH and D.AP D'ETE, just
the thing for summer coats;
LINEN CHECKS at 2Oc., worth 2sc.:
PHIETND BRILLLANTEs at a shilling, very
cheap at 25c.;
SWISS MUSLIN ut l5c. per yard;
NAIESOOK MUSLIN at zoe. per yard;
CHINESE GRASS CLOTH at lSc.. marked down
from CSC.
We are compelled to
CLOSE CUT
OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
Asw we are
DETERMINED TO SELL DRY GOODS
CHEAP,
which could not be done were we to give the OK.
orbit ant rent sked by landlord, and preferrine
to have an entirely fresh stock for the fall trade al
our new store, we have reduced the price OF al
most every article In the store 10 accomplish our
purpose.
GOCIs SENT PER EXPRESS, G. o. D.
LEVY BROTHERS,
au1 Richmond, Va.
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rroscs!rrrss . l4 sss,sn;sm wb i 3
,. fse foa she insrmnste pse
clam'iL e, ' os lie legal frataTnity. 1t is not
rc.n ,ad 70 the criminal class, who are not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION
MONTE MARIA, RICHMOND, VA.

r. THE patrons cf this institution are respectfully
reminded that the new scholastic year begins ON
the aIRST MONDAY INSEPTFMBER. PARENT
aud guardians who Wish to secure for young lafle,
in a frs.-clsss boarding school the benefits nf /,
solid and refined education. with maternal super.
vision over their health moi ais, and manners,
viii have no reason 10 regret their ch"ic. OF The
Monte Maria Academy. On the retired and
healthy heights OF Richmond, in buildings en-.
larged To admit sddi,iona applicants. the pupils
every facility unter an improved system, and An
efficient corps OF teachers tor their contentmsu.
and progress.
Of Academy, Grace street, between ed AMI 2li
streets, .v aul { eris
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BAPTIST FEMALE IN.
- S1ITUTE,

JOHN HART A. n. Principal,
accom- phi shed teachers.
This school offers very fun aud Thorough course
OF study in Ancient Languages, Modern Ian.
Scion ces ,fuc,udug course OF Lectures on Phys.
ioloEy and Hygiene),- History, English Li,er,.
ture, and .be fnsnsh Languase ana imposition
Painting are In tn hsrds Of the best teachers.
The session for is7l-'72 begins III sDAf, Yep.
tember 18th, and ends about goth Juoe.
- CHARGES FOR ENTIRE SESSION:
Board including fuel washing, and lights, s:lo W
Tuition In Collegiate department On
cIudipg Arc. and Modern Gsnguages) esoff,0
Tuition in Preparatory Uepartmt ut. fFT.A
Music with use Of piano for practice.... $50
Drawing and Painting at usu 81 rates.
Apply TO Principal for further Information.
iyb-eodl2tk
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Two 10 three hundred DRESS PATTERNS, Sum.
mer and Fall roplins, Lawns, Black Alpacas, &C.
upon their back ccuuter, to be sold off at hall
value, as their inventory season list September
approaches. L. Il. PRICE CO.,
~ 20 1l0l Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

s.ss HAMILTON EAsTER q SONS
~ . OF BALTIMORE. Nd, 49,
In order the better 10 meet the wants OF their re.
tail customers at = distance, have established n
s,sf So - :. SAMPLE BUREAU,D...f3 !
and viii, upon application, promptly send by natl
full lines OF SAMPLES OF the NEWEST MD
MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, OF French,
English, and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
az all times TO sell rs low, not at less prices than
any house In the country. - =
Buying our goods from the largest and inostcele-
orated manufacturers in the different parts OF Gu.
rope, and importing The same By steamers direct
70 Baltimore, our stock is at all times promptly
supplied With the novelties OF the London and
As We buy and sell only for cash. and mako no
az FROM TEN To FIFTEEN pkE CEATs
LESS PROFIT than If we gave credL.
In sending for samples, specify the Kind OF goods
desired. We keep the best grades OF every CLASS
or goods, from the lowest TO the most costly.
Orders una cconu aaied ey the cash W.it % sent
G. u. d. 80, -,
: PRodPT-PAYIN6 WHOLESALE BID EES
ara in yired 10 the stock IN our Jobblag and
age department. Adofcs5
- y HAMILTON EASTER d SNES,
4, 1877, isa, sOl, ana 500 " est Baltimore street,
de a-Tu&ElY Baltimore, Md.
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TRAYS, ATTENTION
Attend company dill at the Old Market VI
Hall, THIS EyGt1MG ats O'Clock.
BY command Of Captain BossIhuN: @
1t ". Is. w htDhthN' c' N'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

CoR SALE, several HOUSES, on
e the building-fund plan tmonihiy pay ~
men,s). Two good new houses at 8l6 per mon i
One At 49, several at higher rates For iu,t9er
j. form alton call at DOLLAR BANK, 1900 MAIN
81
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STAPLES:
Linens and Linen Shee.ings;
Brown and Bleached Cottons;
Cotton Sheetings and Pillow Cottons
Eamasks, Diapers, Towels, &c.
TAT old prices, although advancing)
Linen Bosom Shirts, Bosoms,
Socks, Collars, Gloves,
CSs5imeres, &C., for gents aud boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

GLOVER HILL COAL-FUEL.-Ih re
lat month or summer is here. and those Wish,
Ing to FUEL at SUNNI PpMs If h ,he
GIeSar HiIl Railroad Company in putting their
nrices SO low, added to their claims as home cor
poraton should Influence large patron age. e. re-
spene nrices are as for BEST LUSP and 3D. 80 1oT
Hal. GLOVER HILL COAL. If you want COCO
cnaI and mn loads, buy OF the veterans OF the
cohi anu i"'' '" w. C. BRAZEAL, and
Iaoe' j. +. COTTREI.L,
.,o-1w Corner Cary and 9Th SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-08-04

TOR RENT. BRICK TENEMENTAGa
.itusted on the east side Of "a, between ~
Gin aud Franklin st:ee.s, containing SIX ro'ni'
kitchen, &c. ru O. ppoTuER
au4 st LII I'VE u - ----
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VIOR RENT, BRICK TENEMENT1
II s,Iu,Ied on : Ii between Clay and Leigh fS:I
street, c.ntaiuing ten rooms, Win MOURN iiii
pl"v!emaeh'S' Lyle & BROTHER.
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.yvO0p AER COAL
-orE GOAL. WOOD.

w. ..-rup ArrTE CfsAT. all sizas E5
p aess H arr GOAL st %. 50, g 50, and ss:
UMp ana moi = cInoKTsG. and Cf'RD WtfUD.
KINDL a1 ,o,,e.t. WIN 40 up Better buy now.
=. RErrs Is with me, ana s9.T1Ss Ms %
sronsge Of bis friends; and sth and cary sts.
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FOX SALE AND RENT.

NOR RENT, NEAT BRICK COI,Ms3A
il TAGE on Canal between 4th and Sth e11
sreets containing five roome; s,tcnee e, S nnu m.
III .i'' ~ u"s' LYME & BROTHER.
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WANTS.
LAW LIBRARY FOB SALE.

I I have asset ofYJRATNIA. REP0RTs: e1fsn s
ahons Ave volumes ana 800 other volumes, 49, ~
desire 10 SEN. or deposit a. caliaiarsaas MnSMY
one: half theiY value on fSan' Auute'' It's !,
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Now afioat, SO(
N tons best uaiity K. a. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which will be sold from the vessels II low
Figures.
Cali and zee my prices and lay in your white,
supply of coal be ore there Is an advance In Goa
and freights In the northcr IN arke,s.
WRIT ROBERTS,
jy 10 Corner nth and Dock ST. Gets.
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THOR RENT, NEAT BRICK COI.@:s
II TkGE on B:o,d brtween ed and 23uEaiA
s1,es,. ,. coi'"iiiHh ''' LYNE & BROTHER.
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GOFT LUMP COKE.
One bupdrsd loads SOFT COKE on hand WHICH
INV cell st $3.50 pa load liVerea, Gale at low
Al kInds VI WAL b. COrTRELL.
aui- sm Corner 9th street and BASIN o.1A-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-02
A FinanCiCring Darkey.

Recently an express car was robbed
by party of negroes in Alabama,
and the manner in which the spoils
we're divided by the robbers shows in
the case Of Que Of them a sad in.
stance of the depravity of the timee,
as we'll as misdirectcd intelligence -
None of the gang could read bu,
after the safe was broken open, Alfred
Crosby tore off the ends of some Of
IT, packages, and soon discovered that
the largest contained the smallest
bills, aud consequently the least mon
ey. Therefore, in making tho divis.
ion, Alfred proposed that two small
packages should count as one large
one, to which the others readily as.
sentsd and he then took care to take
his part in the small packages, thus
getting double share of the booty.
Alfred's friends insist that lie hag
eminent qualifications fur an Office
holder.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-02
Desportes & Williams, Proprietors.] j
RoW fH Yorkyflfe

On Saturday night last, the color.
ed brass band of this town assembled
before Rawlinson's Hotel, to seren.
ado che Republican members of the
! Congressional Ku Klux Committee
who had arrived here that afternoon T..
An immense crowd Of persons filed
| the sidewalk above and below the
hotel, collected partly by this music
Of tho band, and partly, perhaps, to
! create n demonstration in honor of
the members Of tho committee. The
marshals Of the town, under an ordi.
nance Of the council, occupied them
selves in an effort to keep the side.
wake clear Of the crowd, 80 as not to
obstruct the usual passage Of persons
engaged on other business. Toward
the clo:c Of the demonstration, Wm.
II. Snyder--one Of the marsha1S-
while discharging this duty, met one
Tom johnson, colored, who refused
to give way to the command Of the
officer Of the law. Snyder then at
tempted to arrest him but Tom. re-
fu>ing to acknowledge the supremacy
Of the law, jerked loose several times
and attempted to force his way at the
head Of the crowd, wbether or no.
Upon a third attempt to arrest him
he jerked Snyder's baton from his
hand and knocked him down. Snyder
then drew pistol and fred five shots
at the belligerent darkey wounding
him in tho face, shoulder, hand arm
and back-each shot taking effect
but not inflicting dangerous wounds.
The balls have been extracted, aud
Tom is in fair way to recover.
After special investigation of the
facts before tho town council, MIR.
Snyder was exonerated Of all blame
in the matter, the shooting having
occurred iu the discarge of his duty
az an officer of the town Yorkv,Ne
Enquirer.
We are informed by persons from
Yorkville that, on last Saturday even
ing, vt the table Of the Kings Noun
tain Hotel, ia that town, Major Jas.
Berry, incensed at finding himself in
close proximity to A. S. Wallace,
seized pitcher Of buttermilk aud
dashed it into the face of that distin-
guished Congressman. Wallace at
once retired and procured warrant
for the Majors arrest. If it wouldn't
be doing injustice to good beverage
ty associatipg it with the name of so
miserable a creature, we would sug-
gest that hereafter he be known as
Buttermilk Wallace Chester Repor-
ter