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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13
2oRT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER Il, 1871

....m. .;2RIySi.
Steamer HizS Hanc"x, Gifford, Norfolk, mer-
enanrise aBd ~ ssergers, T.. 3. Ti:um, agent
:, h)oner A.ha and, MITCHELL Havre de Grace,
ccal, L. II. Pags ..t
Schooner Elesnorae Gale. rh!lsdalph,s, coal
Schooner klslas san, owens, Hayre dc Grace, /
cosl y. II. Hswcs. -.. -f
4. aAILED.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson. Norfolk, mnrchan-
disc affd passengers. ". T.. Brett agent. .....
Steamer Niagara Wake, New York, mer-
chandl and passengers, John ". Wyatt
MEMORANDA.
NFw YOaK, Eecenber 9.-krr.vei, schooner
Mary Enbo. sichmond Va.
PHILADELPHIA, ID e Gem b er -ll.-Cle2rcd
schooner j lmes VI. aal5y, Russell, hicLmond,
-S1rIiria.
NEW YORK, Decemter ll.-Clearel. schoonaTs
~ al e. Palmer, Coie; Mctt BedeIl, BedaIl KEN
re, slid ,ms for nic' IN md.
BALTIM1RE, Eectmb.r ll.-Clearea, brig Fido
tH. Il, J, hlchmord Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

REMEaIBER THE EEEDY.--Rem mber IN your
walks III search OF Christmas preEe eIts tn some
ofyour friends are needy. One may need warm
overco:t, another SINE warm undcr-clothing, an-
o: her lnsy need suit Of ciothes. f. Is. tPENcE
s Eoa keep all of these and many olhT sub stan
tlsls in tha way Of clothing. Cad a. 1900 Main
street for II eful presents. "
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"A BIG BUEcLg.r--" Nary to.d me soy said
gentleman In ELLYsoS s .T4YLoa'S. yesterday
..Aary told me that all The beat books Woaid
gone If dtda't come up ana GaYgsotne' to- DAY
aud want to look yer! your stocs.r Judging
from The huudIe which Lawre ace took do Tn' she
street, the children OF this house viii have fall
stock ngs On Christmas morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

RIP VAN WINxLE.-Tbe Theatre was
again well filed last night, and the second
performance of Rip Van Wrinkle was quite
as successful as the first. MIR. Mc wade was
in fine humor, and took well with the au-
dence, and all the stock actors seemed to
have a better appreciation Of their parts.
Tonight " Rip" will be presented for the
last time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

ANNUAL REPORT CT THE SUPERINTENDENT
OF PUBLIC IEsTEuCrIoN.-This document,
or IA pages OF it, was laid before the IIe-
giSltture yesterday. 1t embraces large
quantity Of valuable Information in regard
TO the public tree schools Of the State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Masonic GRAND LoDGE.-At the meeting
Of the Grand Lodge of Masons last night
the 70 loving officers we elected for the en-
suing year !: Robert L. Withers, NJ. W.
Grand Master; T. L. Lambert, r. w. De.
putty Grand Master; r. w. William b.
Ta!iaferro, Senior Grand Warden X. w.
Richard II. Parker, Junior Grand Warden !;
Worshipful john Dove, Grand Secretary !;
Worsbiprul Thomas L. Dudley, Grand
Treasurer Worshipful William 3. lsaacs,
Assistant Grard Seer etary. The Most
Worthy Grand Master appointed the fol.
lowiug officers: Worshipful B. R. Well.
ford, Senior Grand Deacon Wor'hipful
James l.. Kemper, Junior Grand Deacon /;
james Il. kid0ick, Grand Pursuiyant
Worshipiul James Nj. Taylor, Grand Tller;
Thomas Angel, Grand Steward.
= The Grand Lodge meets again at 6 o'cicck
this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

THE STORY CT Tia FoUNTAuT." The hand
somes: ilinliraIed bork of the year 10 pictorial
e5idtn OF BEySnts poem CT "7ha FOunlaIn -
which contains forty-iwo lie ,u:ifuly executed
e!graviIcs. Eo2ry every coppet or the poem
h IS found chlrmiag Interpretation at the hand,
or the sr.!s.. TIE work is btaItif1ly printed and
suDptuoasly bound.
This and many ether equally SIS handsome
books. suitable for h ,Idty g.ft', may be had or
ELLY:oS & TAYLOR, Main street Gext 10 Dis
Dat l. ulllce.
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COURT OF APPEAIs.-In tfis cnnrt vaa-
terday The case of Thorndyke Us. REYNOLDS
was argued on anfspreal from decree of
the Chaneery Court OF the citv or Rich.
mond pronounced on the 10th of Jnly.
1879, ny Messrs. Maury and Crump for ap,
peliants, and Messrs. Ould and Daniel for
appellees. >. =. - - 1I''--1 9' 'oi
Opinions win be delivered to-day in .s1icf,
cases rs the court may have already de.
eided. No other case will be heard during
the term, which ends Saturday. I -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

No TRAIN will leave the York River
Railroad ucrot TO-DAY for Baltimore, in
consequence Of the steamer Daniel Web
ster having been withdrawn for repairs.
Trains will leave tomorrow and thereafter
us usual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

A large pumher OF persons visited III, establish
ment CT Messrs. ELIYsoE & TAYLOR tn yester-
day, making purchases OF holiday goods and ex-
amlning their really ex .el Cd. and varied stock ~
that line. Many wee satisfied tn It th=y could Go
better else where. ndd &C ccordngly laid liz their
ar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

- Ife new Baptist Hmm Book, recently satntss
lof use In our city churches, can be had 10 an :
n'yeo OF binding, and at putlisher's 10 Vest intro
a-e'ofy rates, At TLLYsoN g TAYLoR,s, 3l,,s
AA' In str'es next TO uisp Itch ofa.e. aats'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Probably one Of ;hs prett'c,t sights In town:.in
the way OF -entlemen's Furnishings may be- seen
at the co-neF Of Main and Thirteeath streets. e.
q. sP PEScE & SCN have the largest and most va
red assortment OF naGkries, gllYes, piper and
linen collars, and oihPr gentcnen's wear, TO be
found In this or any other city. 1870 Main street
Il the rllce for ba,gsirs s.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

The "T EE" has always been consider ed the
most fashionable 6a'iery ia the cltS, bu: is now
becomig more 80 since the Introduction OF the
beau.itul mProvtmvbts ty Mrs. RANDOLPH.
Ladies Of Virginia, see wh2; one or your Eek can
do for AT. s.. ,-.-
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now receiving supply Of Christmas eoods,
with which they challenge comparison.
Besides bunch and yeedleys ralsins. they,
have very meritorio1s articles OF rum ana
brandy and great variety nf fire groceries.
Thus ends our catalogue for the day. bht
we are not half through. Nearly every
few bints to offer. In the mean time ad-
vertisers would do we'll to conttnue to send
III their special favors for the holiday season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

FoI beautiful sets OF Jswelry, and the late st no.
Valties, call at GENNET's, opposite the post.
ofice, where can be found the praateet goods in
The bne-hridal, birthday, or holiday gifts,
Watches, Diamonds, or Silver goods. .--' ="
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

ECs2rsds. Court, TuEsDAY-Judqe A. b.
eu'Jon presiding.--The following cases
were disposed Of !: .,,. .-vrf @Ie
Pattie CARRIER. chlrged with keeping a
disorderly house, was discharged. .7a : :.
;. fhlllis Young, charged with keeping
dlsorderiy house, nolle prosegui.
MNagge Suithers, charged with keeping
oisorderly house. Found guilty, fined 90,
and sent to jail for ninety days. -. = -
The court was adjourned until Friday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

DISTRIBUTION OF FUEL FOR THE Poor
Hereafter the office of Captain Charley
Bigger. ut the almshouse, will be opened
regularly every day Except on distribution
days) tor the issue of tickets for fuel.
White persons will apply between 8 A. NJ.
and Z. NJ. and coloret persons between 3
and 7P.M. Captain Bigger gives the issue
of tickets and distribution OF fuel his per-
sonal attention, and is eminently qualified
for the duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

tURs, FURs, Fu 4s.-l.arsa assortment lad e.
sna n'ssea' fnts as prices - sutt tv:ryone st
LKN'. 1873 Main street Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Mtmbers OF the Legislature Will find at JOHN
sToN's news depot, 0!5 Main street, all thetisi =
and weekly newspa pers, latest and best mage
zlnas, novels, &c, &C..
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To;s aud ctnd!eS CT rll kinds esn be found q.
j. ". PLEDGES. 8. sl7 Broad str ct. >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

TIE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HENRIco
COUNTY met yesterday, and after auditing
accounts and Jransacting other business,
adjourned to meet on Thursday the l4th
nroXmO,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

NoTARIEs PUBLIc.-rhe Governor has
appointed John w. HiX and Tilman Shu-
mate notaries pubiic-the former for the
county of Loudoun, and the latter ior
Fraaarfck = s-#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

". G. SMITH taI onened, in addition to his
sock Of c3id'e IS carriages, large and desrs-
BILE assoftmen: Gf toys Al iow prices. call 10 So
licited from al In IL. o. fuch articles al l2 and
Ia Id sirnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

". h. CAsKIE, Twelfth ctre.t between Main
ahu Cary' is The chcapess imnortedeisa-s, wines,
&C., In tee city, whoies ale and retsu. 80 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Fat received, A1e Havana orsn ,es, q, ] ~
PLEDGES. Broad street 3a -
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Cry CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE.-An i'm.
portant meeting of this committee will be
held at their headquarters this evening at
halt. past O'clock.
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Superb Silver sets in cases now open,rgat @ IN
NETS, opposite the post-ofice. 49,.
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. USDEn-CLoTHISG.-Fora an excellent assort>
ment CT uader- clio hing g. reduced prices 90 10 =.
B. SPENCE 4 soS's, 1909 Main street. s..- - i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Brldai presents-nsw noscitie;-openin a
NowLAN & Co.'s. ..-s l.-....EGt5.' 80 =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

SecktIes In tvrry style and all sh itei OF co!ol
at Z. B. sPEHCE 3 SONS, 1905 Main street.
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Reserve endowment policies 1, speci slty with
the Widows and Orphans Benefit Lie In urnnce
Company. j. B. MORE, sg.n., 30. Ills Main
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Diamond and plain Gold Wedding Rings NON
opening mt GESNET'a, opposite the post. Office.
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Cakes baked and iced eVesy day at PrEpe s,s
confectionery, sl7 Broad street. {.
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AsToSrs, Main street, is the place to buy lrst
class coufscuoneIies. >tSf.t1.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

II you wan: cheau Xmas gcods-cnsran' :. raj
sins, ciIoc, nuts, &c.-cal 1t J. ". pLEDGEs 3
sl7 BrC al sire /. ... -s-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

III. FLLYsoS 8 Co., Advertising Agents, D's-
patch bull ing. will receive advertisements and
have them inserted II any journal Of the country
at regular rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Hoiioay-thape silk hats just received at A, A.
ALIENS, 1919 Main street. ..s....,.-.
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TnIEp FOR PERJURY.-Yesterday 10 Inc
was tried for perjury and acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Shirts made to order by f. b. SPENCE / soN,
1900 Main street. ..s ..fa,
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Don't delay, mothGrs and falhefG, to buy youl
toys ut 4. ANTOSI'S, Main street. .-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

His owa-ms do candles only E5 cents at AN.
T0NiiS -----.-L. u .
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Save your money anG go TO a. ANToSTs.
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Dfamord end pezri bridal ce,s ops s,uz:, :, 5. Vow
LAN q Co Sc = El-k. -.--- =. u "
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MEETING LAST NIGHT.

There was q large and enthusiastic meet.
ing Mt the Exchange Hotel last evening in
the interest Of immigration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Cpera, Matinee and Leontine chains opening al
NowLAN L CO.'S =
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Headquarters for Christmas at AhToNrs.
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-bEY. was busy sIt day Yesterday )
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MINIATURE ALaAnAG. DEcEsTBER u, ISL.
Gun -iaoa. ...-,.,...~.. In: Mooa sets -. .> s'a
En Sc:H..., AS HlgE tir. .,..... 6.0s
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BArx. ~
E'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
u aTOCKH0LDER5 r tbs BANK, for the
et,cttaH OF Uirecs0rs, viii be held st its etuknS.
Rouse on TUESDAY: JsIuarys, 1917. at Il O'Clock,
ue ~ VIA JOHN &. DAVIS Cashier.
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Few bridal silver opening at owLAT & co.'s
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORK. - Virginia .csFs
z Steamship and Facet Company s.sz.slsSiaf.ss
eegant steamship W. r. CLYDE, Captain DREW,
will leave her 'harf st Rockets 90 EkIDAY,
Dscsln bsr 15ta, at +. n. .-.'. - +f
Connecting with Steamers for Fall river and
Boston from same pier.
E.oSe connections ard through bills ladlng gteet
70 ali southern, eastern, and western places also
20 Europe and Australia.
FIRE, 81; meals ana staterooILs extra.
For freight or p isssgc, apply to
s.. .. ..s ..,...,..-. j.. j. ElRR, Prestdep..
l2lx Maln sIrees
! N. B.-The steamaf George 3. Upton IL tempo
rarily Withdrawn for repairs.
n ASHiNGroN j. Co., Ageuts, Pier u North River,
New York. .. .... ....-. rr..E .sr de l3 st
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rEsEE AND GEnEaF. l j

j EEsEE AMI .EEasEMT. 4 = =,
r 14E, LINE, LIME.--The asin1s mann.
W L,sON or koCkvIid.E s.IIss VIII Ssr. ar s
ter lie Pat upon The keS nEder ne axsecof ~
D1A AN ROCK LIME srdrIs Tor wnich tuss a
isit ss our oiics, Nc, isas Jock street. -
November q. 1871. I no a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Tho following IS the report CT the Presi.
dent Of the City School Board. twill be
found Of interest. giving as it does an nc.
count Of the operations of the Board during
Z h. pn # 'schn1asfir wear. .
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FIRST NATIONAL. BANK OF RrcHxoyp.1

RaH'oR NAI IUNAIs BANK OF HICHMOND,(
E-gt. ~. RICIIAoND, december II is7l.
'siE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
.F0CKHOL.' ERS OF TIiIs HANE w;1 IA
he ~ tnslr clearinghouse IN lha city OF Rich.
E,oEa nn TUESDAY, ,JAnusrvs. s72, al y o. clock
Ia Z. A. GuOyER, Cashier.
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MsErr,ssas.

l1'HE., MEMBERS OF TIE CATHOLIC
II BENEFICIAL. SOCIETY are herehy not,as1
TO lnvsI promptly at their Han at o'cioeS rN.
"a " 20 af cpd the funeral OF our late brother u.
Byofder OF tina President. uaz
JOaEeH W. LAUBE, secrstasy,
mernbers VIII provide themselves With crane
-no st,feE. =. h-- t-atss' de l31F
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orHE LANcAsTER1AN SCHOOL.

"According to instructions from the.
Council, we took possession OF the Lancas-'
terian school on the 1st OF July, paid off its
teachers, and at once proceeded TO remodel
and clean the premises We have fitted 1t
for the accommodation Of tif'I per cent.
more pupils than were heretoto educated
there, and have pltced it under the general
superintendence and control Of our own
officers. --.---
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NATIONAL BANK OF yrs0lsIAl
's R1cIrMoNp. December 9, 1871.
fsSflE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
\ A,hT3CkHol. .DERS OF this INK Will be held
stlhe eallk:n g-house or To ESDAY, JanuIrY oh
dc 9,td Nv LOCK woDD Cs,hior
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BUSINESS COMMITTEE,

On motion of Colonel Hubbard, of Buck
ingbam, it was ordered that committe Of
ten be appointed to prepare business.
The Chair appointed the following gem
tleman Colonel E. w. Hubbard Of Buck
iugham. Colonel Albert Ordway of Rich.
mond, DR.. john r. Baylor of Essex, Judge
Blow of Norfolk, Lieutenant t-Govern9r
UolchkiSs OF Staunton, Muj9r B. r. No.
land, W.N. Stuart, Governor Fayette Nc.
Muliin, and Major A. F. Robertson.
On motion of Mr.. Fayette Mchluilin, the
rules of the House of Delegates were
adopted for the government Of this body.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-13

Coffee OF TIE SCHOOL Board
"oF THE Cry or RICHMOND,
"NoGembcr 1. 1871.
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f11EEc GRAND ANNUAL CON.oassyS
Z VEGA. IU& or Tus. GRA N d SX&e&
EGYhL hRCH CHAPTER OF VlR. HAN
GINA will be beld as 81. Adams Hall. G11E38
corner Main and JhirI streets, ON THURSDAY,
December lfth, ~ O'Clock Z. NJ.
By order or The M Il, G, III. P. .
JOHN DOVE,
l. 10 e2-'awiDeclltatd l-# .'# H Secretary.
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officers.
"a COUNCIL COMMITTEE.
"The Board cordially invites the Council
to appoint among its standing or special
committees one charged with the duty OF
inspecting the public schools. Such an in
spection, conducted justly, ,conScientlously,
and fairly, would be an agency, we believe,
of signal utility, both In stimulating teach
ers and principals to a more d.llgeDt dis
charge OF their duties, and ia justifying to
the citizens the wisdom and policy OF fos-
tering the system. The reports Of such d
committee would either yndicate the pro-
priety and value of the city tree schools or
would illustrate their defects and suggest
the remedy. Nor do we think that any
agency would be more likely to satisfy tho
citizens generally Of the sound policy
which has laid upon foundations so broad
and enduring the plm Of popular educa'
tion in the city OF Richmond. s"e ..
i" Respectfully submitted. A. II. Kelley,
president; Alfred Moses, john Hagan, Jr.,I
G. w. Petherbrldge, r. e. Richardson,
John c. Shields, r. M. Manly, Thomas
Branch, J. w. Beveridge, William English,
School Board" go %
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= KEGUL
None but representatives Except visiting
IhIt,ed to the Grand until after the organiss-
tt"n Of tic Lod{e, and Ii Il upon pay ment or NE
DaLAakto ttc Grsnd Ttler. fa accnrdan with
ms existing lAw OF th9 Grand Lodge" lSsetext-
bnak. ch .p:ar sect.6n4h.)
by o;dtr OF the Most W orshipfal Grand Master.
de I.tl.t3 JOHN lttNn Gcand sanrotu.n
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., November 10, 1871.

CoLUNWA4 +. u, November lV, lSsl.|.
TT having beeu reported in some of the pa
pers-ip-this State, that ., promise had been
madgHHHis Eycellency Governor E. K Scott
to the late Taxpayers Convention, to extend
the time for the collection Of taxes for 1871, I
would say for the information of all concerned,
and for the1purpose of doing away with any
SIP eject vhich such a report; might induce,
and at the same time to leave no excuse for
non-payInentat the proper time, that IN con-
ference with His E1cellency this morning, he
informed me that he made no such general
pr61liss as has been ascribed to him:
His Excellency informs me that the Com
mittee of the Taxpayers Convention who
waited ,upon-him in, reference to matters rela-
tiSg gtofthe collection of taxes, after discus
sion of the subject, decided that November
was the proper time for the collection of taxes
In, the Nnper counties; but that In those cOun-
ties where sea island cotton is grown, payment
could not,be made until March, without saeri-
His Excellency, therefore, agreed to suspend
thu EdlEcEion from those upon the seaboard
until that time, where they were unable to pay
sooner.
Persons desiring to avail themselves of the
7bsnefis Of this promise will be required to file
,Ap6stfsioRRith The County Auditor previous TO
sthe time .atiWhich the penalty attaches, acccm-
panied, BY afidayits that returns from, crops
haa 'niiot BEEN received; such petitions will be
considered.
The pulls Fill thersfosegp place no reliance
His;Eyuefl lency. that no extensions of time 9TH
er than those mentioned, will be granted.
The collection of taxes for this fiscal year
vii. commence on the 2Oth instant and con-.
tinpgsGnta Che 18th of January 4ezt,;l after
which time, the penalties prescribed by law,
will attach, and be strictly enforced. ul
County Treasurers will proceed at once to
vehkofeethe collection of all delinquent taxes
Ar preyioB year,; iija pg ,,1'i! edi *, ~ 1
EDWIN F. GARY,
State Auditor.
NOyAsg1s7tEg B 2olgElaM l
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Terms Of Sale.

one-third Of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, the remaining two-t thirds to be divided
into two equal annual instalments, to be paid
in one and two years, with interest on the whole
amount from the day of sale, to be paid annual
Whole WI amount, OF any part thereof exceeding
one-third in cash on day of sale, if desirable;
purchasers to enter into bond with two or more
good and sufficient sureties for the p1rchase
money, the titles to be executed, but not de-
livered until the whole amount of the purchase
money is paid. ,,o
Special Referee.
Nov Q, 1871 10
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1871-11-16
. Thanksgiving Proclamation.
,..SEATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
-, e -, ExEcUrIvE DEPARTMENT.

OIA1sOH'~~t
"a = ;,5..1l EXECUTIVE, DEPARTMENT.
rU1HE year is approaching its termination, and
.bpIpbly acknowledging the Supreme :Ru-
-fgfSf4 f4AeUniverse as the'arbiter and controller
of its destinies, and in accordance with time
ih6nofed custom, and concurling with the Proc
lanation Of the President of the United States,
i deeurthe present a fitting occasion ,to, recon
eMshh6 to the people of South Carolina the adop-
tion of Thursday the Both day of November,
-assG day ef solemn thanksgiving to- Almighty
'God for his unnImbered blessings. Reverend
ly assembling in their 4sanctuaries of prayer
asa6praise, may they make their humble con-
triton and acknowledgements, remembering in
aheirorisons the desolate and oppressed, and
reHlizing that ne that knoweth Him, hath mer-
CIV on thepoor. And through the holy and inn
.qresSiy5i dnfuence of these acts OF devotion,
asnapEe be the better prepared to perform our
dutisstosGod and our fellowmen, to resist EVIL,
yallIN NeeDhq1er temptation, and become more
consecrated to every pious and patriotic duty.
In yiytpe whereof have hereupto set my
49, hand, and caused the Great Seal Of the
Sew sStste to be affixed, at Columbia, this
.f1S eighth1 day Of November, A. D: l01,
II and in the ninety sixth year of the In
d dependence of the United States OF
,v1S . y,or;co .g-IHs0fti;' ~
.--ROBERT.K K SCOTT, Governor.
.EM aRDezo, Secretary OF stata.ix} !;
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