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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-07
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
l. OF HONOR.

The following are the rolls Of honor
Of the Gold Hill Public Schools for the
past month Of February:
GRAMMAR seheol.
No. l-Libbic Salkeld, Laura Hol-
man, Ed. Stevenson, Tommy Harris,
Lizzie. Fox, Daniel O'Connell, Lucy
Kennedy, Susie Booth, Esther Bloom
field, Emma Miller. Ida Lichtenberger.
No. EMILY Nicol, James McCor-
mac, Mary O'Connell. John McDon-
nell. Willie McDaid, Frank Lambert,
Louis Larson, Willie Nicol, Gertrude
Flanagan, Charles McCormac, Michael
Buckley, Kate Mcdonnell.
Primary school.
No. l. Willie Greenwalt, Isaac
Sharff.
No. 2-Wirie Daisy, James McMar.
tin, Margie Frazer, Baubette Winter
bauer, Lizzie Russell, Maggie Eagan'
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MISCELLANEOUS
Z = y = Z =
AN ExPECTORANT REMEDY WITH.
OUT AN EQUAL,
CONSUMPTION CONQUERED
Aliens Lung Balsani
CONSUMPTION CONQUERED I

N.-FoR CURE O.
" this distressing disease, there has been -
evidence OF real merit than ALIENS LING
BALSAM. This unequaled Expectorant for
curing Consumption, and all diseases leading to
II, such as affections Of the Throat, Lungs, ana
all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs, II intro
duced to the suffering public after its merits fof
fully tested. The formula from which II 10 pre-
pared is referred to by the leading medical Jour.
mails as being equal to any prescription that CA
DO made up for such diseases by the medical fac
ulty. The BALSAM IL, consequently, recon.
mended by physicians who have become &C.
quaintcd with It's great success.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-07

srxAx BArHa-For rheumatism. stir Joints, ca
tarrh In the head, cold on the lungs, and other COM
plainss, get some Of DR.. Mayors Steam Baths In
Gold Hill. fei6W6S'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-07
Tho Necessity OF n Vislt Overcome.

The Necessity OF n Vislt Overcome.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing In any part Of the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cnscs, and who think proper
to submit . written statement OF snch In prefer.
cnco to holding O personal interview, IRE assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to tho corrc
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN, N. D.,
[Box 1851 61s Sacramento street,
Between Montgomery and Kenrny,
de1t70.lyis San Francisco. Cal.
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NOTICE..

THE SUBSCRIBER, ON LEAVING GOLD
Hill. hs1 LEFT Q number Of bills with Hy.
CrandaII FOR collection. All bills not paid By
he drst Of March will b handed over 70 Justies
Pc IN. vi Lhbhlbhih, ID
Gold Hill, February s, 1871. fs1!1
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-07

DISSOLUTION Of COPARTNERSHIP

0NHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
existing between THOMAS Scale aud
JOHN BEATTY, under the firm name Of Scale
4 Beatty, at Gold Hill, Storey county. State Of
Nevada, was dissolved by mutual consent on
the 10th day OF December, 1870. AL claims
against said arm will be settled BY Thomas
Scale. THOMAS Scale.
JOHN BEATTY.
Go Hill, DEC embsr 20, IsTn. jslo.m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-03-07

THIS AGENCY Is NOW Pre-.
i pared receive deposits Of coin or bullion,
TIFICATES therefor, payable lat the option OF
the holder) In Gold Hill or San Francisco; TO
make collections, purchase Bullion At tho mcst
favorable rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded to the Parent Bank In San Francisco
sells Bills OF Exchange, and transacts q General
Banking Business.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19
my Names Haynes. :

The phrase ''my nanes's Haynes, :.
which used to be AS popular in oldcn
times as .'Shoo Fly" is to-day. thus
originated:
Many years ago Virginia polite
ian riding along public highway,
overlook red-haired. common-look
ing individual, travelling in the same
direction They at once entered into
conversation, the subject being politics.
the discussion of which was raging II
fever heat all over the country. JEFF
ferson was President, and our Virginia
friend. though Jefferson was a native
of his own State, pitched into the au-
thor of the great Declaration right
and left. To call him "A sheep thief,
midnight robbcr, "a heaven-'lefying re-
probate, were mild terms compared
with those poured upon the devoted
head of the unfortunate Jefferson.
By-and-by the travellers came to a
poiut where the road forked, and their
routes weie in different directions.
The politicians spoke.
stranger, we've travelled good
piece together, and understand each
ether pretty well about that old heath.
en-, Tom Jefferson. May | ask before
We part. what your name may be"
His companion politely raised his
hat and replied:
My name is Tom jefferson, Presi-
dent Of the United States, at your SER
vice. What may your name be"
You Tom Jefierson-that red
headed old cuss Well! Well. NY
name is Haynes" and putting spurs to
old Dobbin. the way he went down
North Fork was a caution to Virginia
gravel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19
Il Knew she Would ?

Deacon W-was a staid and hon
est deacon who had vein of dry
caustic hunor in his composition. The
deacon had boy of some dozen sum
mcrs, who was somewhat inclined To
be little ugly when not under the
parental eye. In school, especially.
John was source of constant annoy
ance to his teacher. One day his
teacher punished him for some mis-
demcanor, and John went home TO
enter his complaint. and told his father
that the mistress had whipped him.
What. - exclaimed the deacon,
elevating his eyebrows, ''been whip
ped:"
"I-a-a-s." sobbed the boy.
And did We let woman whip We ?
shouted the old deacon.
"Y-a-a-s. | couldn't help it,
"Well, John, YOU little rascal. you
20 TO school tomorrow, and If Miss
E undertakes to whip We again,
you just pitch in; don't let II woman
whip yc again. If We can help it. Don't
take any stick TO strike with, but We
may strike, bite, scratch, ana kick as
much as YOU have mind to-
The next day the boy went to school,
and, emboldened by the perlnis sion
given him by his father, WAS soon
brought before the tribunal OF violated
rules. the teacher undertook 20 COR
rect him, and he did as hi, father had
told him. The result was that John
got most unmerciful truuncing, and
was thoroughly subdued. When he
went home he went to his father cry
iny:
well, dad, l got an awful bad lick
ing again to-day"
What" said the old deacon, ''have
We let that woman whip We again."
"Y-a-a-s," said the boy.
'sY-a-a-s," chuckled the humorous
old deacon, 'you tarnal little fool,
knew she would, and she'll give you a
trouncing every time she undertakes it
and l advise you to behave Yourself in
the future"
John began to have some perception
Of his fathers motive, and ever afteI
was better and wiser boy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

Confidence and security being restor-
ed, the men insisted. despite the, ex-
oscillations cf Silas Worth, upon going
put in force, IL only to view the disas
.ers they had escaped.
Finding no appearance of danger,
they came to where Silas had encoun-
tered the bear, and there, sure enough
was what at first appeared the carcase
Of a bear. on top of which lay Worths
gun, which in his fright he had neglect
ed to take with him, and also small
note on which was pencled.
FRIEND WORTH: In consideration
OF the thirty dollars I've had, from
you, and the twenty five dollars from
the tavern-keeper. | bequeath you
jointly my hide, which is As good AS
new. BY the time You receive this. |
shall be on my way to the Mandan
country to kill bears for the means of
transit TO which am greatly your
debtor, and ever shall remain your
obliged
JOHN HorKrSs, Bear"
The effect OF this note upon Slas
Worth may he imagined. All his glory
was past, aud now he stood before the
villagers, who had invested him with
so much respect. an object of ridicule
aud contempt. John Hopkins hal used
his disguise for purposes Of robbery.
and finding that it was getting rather
warm. and having already possessed
considered large amount Of money,
left the neighborhood. Ever after,
when the subject of Bar" was su.-
gested, Silas Worth was noticed To
leave incontineutly.
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poctru.
Might and Right-A Dialogue.

KING WILLIAM.
l wieid the strength Of the chosen race.
MY breath makes kingdoms TO fall or stand
nave moved mv landmark, xoodIy snsrs
Ana won lair realms from the Strangers
land.
have driven the "welsh" with .pesr and
sword
In The cause OF God aud nv peoples gain:
ihai Herman Tongues msy ling To the Lord
In ING Ned, oi Al-slia and fair Lorraine
ON my right hand stand. Bismarck 10 do my
Vii.
With steel IN hi. wor.ls and blood ON nj. n.n
'n my lcii -it- Noilke cain aud stiil.
N.a'ing hts nets with mesaes u men.
Am no, lord in the day ofwrnh.
10 smitc my foes viii. "A holy ro,,
no shall blaspheine or bar my path.
i not NV word A. the sword OF Cod
FRErpoM.
ling of the proud and patient folk.
VIZ" YOU ro>e Ia power To guard your
And su9'e the ;yrant with stroke on stroke.
ip' 'M"'d was YOUR. bot the edge wa.
uh".
'sn i'i' NY children TO serve your will,
>h-i' ~ bow their nccks to woke again,
% piundci Your nets may take their tli
hut t9'' he-hes are wide for the souls OF men
ihnhs You barn with fire and sow with ..lt
- icnc'-i cities from khine TO seine.
L, iAnG. the soh " here Your aTme. halt.
Nay ftsno" u inIt.e. snJ youT Thought /,
vain.
nc suniN ans are broken aud dashed IN .prav.
~" "ae WAVES are ,peDi aud the storm a.
done:
10 .aid the wind. how I rule the day,
L'. how my iury hath quenche the sun,
The music OF .un and .f.r. in ,b.ir ,...h
l. fuller iSan storm. wtpd md b. \, of drum
foI You The darkness and day Of wrath:
Tue iishi l. mime and :he reign 10 colnc.
Lon,ion Spectator.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

Why ID . woodchuck like . sausage
Because its . ground hog.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

querulous figure than that of an 'edu-
Gated man, with pen and voice at
his command, and the power to influence
the whole nation by their means, who
yet whines because, when election-day
comes, he can throw personally no more
votes than his speeches. neighbor.
trust that woman, when they vote, will
escape such folly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

In Boston the Parker House pays Sl0,-
500 year for gas, the st. James Hotel
s64O0. the American House $500. the
'rremOut House s4S00, the Revere House
$500. the Boston Museum 1890, the BOs-
ton Theater SIC. 200. the Music Hall $500,
the Globe Theater $500. The amount
paid by the city Of Boston. rs cooperation,
to the Boston Gaslighf Company, for the
past year, exceeds size, 900, and will prob
ably reach e300, 600, during the ensuing
year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19
How Tom Corwln Appeased the
Preacher.

Donn Platt tells this funny story Of
Tom Corwin in the Cincinnati C0mmer-
cal.
Il heard good thing OF the late
Governor Corwin last night. II seems
that while this gentleman was in SEN
ate he sat at dinner one afternoon en-
tcrtaining the mess with amusing
stories and witticisms. such as CorwIn
only could throw out. when the servant
new hand at the business. announc-
ed visitor IN the parlor de>irou- OF
an interview with the Senator. Cor
win paid no attention To the man at
first, but, after a time. irrltated bv the
continued interruption. said, impa-
ncntiy, %, tell him To 20 to
"Cor"ln continued his dinner, and
at the end, suddenly recollectlng the
visitor, hurried 10 the parlor and
found no one there. He rang for the
servant, and the man appeared, said
John did not you tell inc thr,c
was some one here
Yes, sab rca pondcd John.
"MIy didn't he waltz
well, sab, took him Your message.
What mcssage:' asked as,onnished
senator.
Corwin's indignation at the stupIorty
OF the servant Was onlo equailcd by
his anxiety lest the person insulted
should prove 10 be constituent, or
perhaps brother senator. He neard
nothing, however, for two weeks, when
he was called upon bv an OLD friend
who belonged To the ministry, and was
created by wise Providence To look
after the charities aud welfare of 9th
er people. The Rev. Mr. Spook
wore white ehoker and white hat,
with the usually seedy clothes per-
tanning 10 these good men who look
for reward in anothe" ami better
world for their work done in TIN,
When he saw Senator Corwln he burst
into tears. The political humorlst
thinking that Mrs. ). or some OF their
numerous relatives hal departed this
life, ha,tened o. ask the meaning ot
the saddeu grief.
..Ah, GovernDr Corwin, responded
the poor man, 4 thought never 10 call
upon you again. The last time l was
here you sent word out 10 go-to 90
to-
Bless INV soul !. cried CoIwin. was
that YOU: | lam SO glad. | feared it
was one of my constituent, and my
constituents are such id fools. while
YOU are too sensible u mind such an
absurd message. Here, let me give
you ten dollars for the ready relief Of
, aged clergymen.'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

AT a wedding recently, when the
oficiating priest asked the lady, "Wilt
thou have this man to be thy welded
husband?" she dropped the prettiest
courtesy, and, with modesty which
lent her beauty All additional grace, re-
piled, "lf you please"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

!. Business on the Belfast Railroad Is in
creasing 80 rapidly, that more rolling
stock Is already needed.
Widow Margaret Campbell. Of Eden,
% years Of age; since last April aas spun
81 sksins Of yarn.
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Sanford's Independent Line.
wintsr Arangsments.
FARES AND rREIGHTS REDUCED

foar Dollars 80 20 noston, including Coach
Pare TO winterpor.
Steamer kArAHDIN. Capt HxxRr : RIcu.
- r- win leave winierpors tf,r Rastau
7cverv MONDAY At IL oclork A
- NJ. touching at ali the usual land
ings on the riyer and bay
RETURNING
VII leave Boston for Niuicrpn-t. tonrhlng A.
lhove, every THURSDAY at4 O'Clock NJ
,re ttein Bangor Of iiampden II Res.nn a. te
fsre from winierport aud Ru-ksporttn
Rasfor. -
Fare from Scar. port and ReifAst 10 Ba.
ton. a -
Pare from Camden and Rscklana 70 r..
ton. a .,
Passa and coach rickats can be pro-nr,.I A.
the international Telegraph afaee
Freight tasen at reduced rates
H,t nf irei.ht b. ,een Al The , sre On
the wharf each trip
Dec 2lsi. ls7O 80
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

Western street railways, encourage
church-going by issuing halt-fare tickets,
good to and from the sanctuary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-01-19

Daniel Kimball Esq, Mt. Desert.
slaughtered hog l6 months old, which
weighed, drssssd. S7s lbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

N,a luEk. November 3.--Thc eases OF
arn rui,l. oned debtors were heard TO-
.rr. -Four were detained, livc decisions
, =. r}rl. ard The rest were discharged.
/. ~. Hu<s,un Grand Duke Alexis ar
3, ,.o2e Tuesday he will go to Wash
'.-. =, o.. nJrHtO.
e. " "Aatc police force is ordered on
70. ...- Iuc>hay next to preserve order.
j. :hc regulations each cand date Will
inimittcd 10 have Il friend present to
iuc plty. The Supreme Court VIII be
ali uly t. project honest voters IN
;.,ir IlgiIts. Three thousand yoln" men
tyr nc"n enrolled hy The committees.
iG6Le Barnard stated in court 10. day
.a' Dr Mas determined TO stop the impri-
.n}ucat ci persons Tor debt, and witnesses.
!Gc comparative cotton statement shows
|;, iotaI receipts from September l, 1870.
'ri" ji1. .ft9 bglcS, and in the same time OF
~. ~ 81 bales. Total exports from
r:'ctnHcr /. 1870, 2G9.1SS bales in 1871,
~, 30 bales. Stock at all United States
o.r.s IN 1870. 2G2 ,G4S bales; in 1871, 26i 52l
'",. stock at interior towGs in 1870,
-Tl, Ha!r-: IN 1871, "a .42O bales. Stock
l.yrpuol II 1870 WAS l63, COZ bales !; in
i, IL, $50 bales. Toe amount atlraJ for
a.r@ Ertala in 1870 WAS $4,000 bales; in
., AZ g.. ilDy hllps
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRnow.-We
note the following special appointments:
Christ CEp1Scopa0 Church-Vall,y.-Rev
Charles Minntgerode will administer the
Holy Communion at Z, M.
First Baptist Church.--Rev. j. l.. Nj.
Curry at II 4. M; Rev. A. u. Waithall at
IN L. NJ.
Second Bapttst.-Rcv. i. ID. Power at ii
A. NJ; Rev. II. j. Henly at TX p. M.
Grace-Street Baptist Rev. l.. A. Cutler
at II A. NJ; Rev. +. ID. Power at TX p. II.
Mayo Street (UniUerSaliSD Churchill.
W. Williams at ii A. Nj; Rev. il. a. Cut
Ter at * Z. NJ.
Fulto,. (Baptis).-Rey. S. +. Taylor at II
A. NJ.
Union Station (hethodisD.-Rev. j. F.
TWtty, Of Randolph Macon College, at II
a. u. and TX =. NJ.
Virginia Hall ninth street.-Rev. John
Blcnncr at IL a. al. Sermon to children
at 2& Z. NJ. ..s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

AUCTION SALE OF BONDS AND sTocKs.-
Messrs. Davenport Il Co.. stock brokers
and auctioneers, sold at auction on yester'
dav the following stocks and bonds ut the
prices named: $4,000 United States per
cent. registered gold bonds Of 1881, 1l5
1900 United States per cent: registered
rold bonds Of 104Os, los; 50, 900 Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Sper cent. coupon
bonds, 994; $4,000 Virginia consolidated
per cent. bonds, COZ; so shares Richmond
Banking and Insurance Company stock,
25;S7 900 Richmond aud Danyile Railroad
bonds, long dates, 76I; $4,000 Richmond
and DaDviIe Railroad bonds, long dates,
7G4; Sc, 800 Richmond and Danyille Rail
road bonds, due 1875, S0S; 81 600 Rich
mond and DanviIe Railroad bonds, due
1915. son; 10 shares Merchants National
Bank stock, 100; 25 shares Union Bank
stock, 60; sl,19J Virginia registered (old)
hnudS 49A.
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kcFejrrs sfeHis.

luSpoN, November 3.-General surprise
,.fIc>>cd tIattthc Bank of England has
nude 10 change in the rate OF interest at
t." m"ctng Of the Governors yesterday.
IL njrun-';,ncc is aScri5ed by rumor to
fh' !.-; ;hnL Il loan is about To be placed on
'h market TO meet American engagements
it, from some financial failures. Ame-
'"tb houses here know nothing OF the
M1lrr.
hdward Lan~ccr, the printer, is seriously
VERSAILLES, November 3.--lt is expected
>.' Juic, Ferry will be appointed ambis-
.d1r 20 Berlin. LORD HurcOurt resumes
Z 1t utnha> >sadorsiip TO Rome.
HACuE, November "a convention for
'D 'ale, # the Dutch settlements in Sulna-
and Geneva la, been signed by the
Ht.n aud English Governments.
lrkI", November 3.--Ihe Italian Govern
hnhl cUntempl,te5 spending 7,OO,W
u The IL pine Notifications.
FARIS, November 3.-i'be disarmament
'he National Guard is ati.iactorlly pro-
't,.!uS.
A'ec,ian adyices announce the suppress
81 Of The rebellion. The natives gene
'"!iE arc Icsuming their agricultural afo.
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SicurIia LEGISLATURE.

'fiASyA. Ga. November 3.-The Geor-
# L..i-Miure did important things to-
.'. II recognized Benjamin Conlcy. the
r.,r.i. H. Governor. wien IN the opinion
muy Mr. 1ruHmrll, the Democrat,
,-uH rA"ir..v The functions OF Governor
: os.i t.I special election for Governor
. n,r.m'cr WAS introduced.
\ gr,uIuiIcM WAS pas>ed branding As false
y"Iuor Hu.lock'S allegations that the As
a.Ig meant 10 iInpcach him without in
legation. and tHat tt" people did 10; re-
..l ;l' Constitution ana recognize The
,i'> g.; 1t WAR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

ARREST OF SUrrosED HoRsE-TH1EF.-
Yesterday morning Sergeant John L. Hall
arrested 4 colored man named William
Mayo tor having in his possession horse
belonging to Mr.. John p. Dickerson, of
Prince Edward county. 1t was stolen
three yeaas ago, but in spite Of the lapse OF
time was identified. It remains for Will
liam 10 prove before the Police Justice to-
dav how he came iuto possession.
Subsequently Mayo was carried before
Justice White. who gave him partial eX-
animation and the evidence being insutii'
cient TO connect him with the theft, he was
discha' gcd and the horse turned over to The
owner.
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AUUrro y sAs.Es repay.

Hull & GOHDIk w,n seii at u 2. NJ. brick
h .u.c on the corner or Thirtieth and N streets.
G2UEBs s WILLIAMS will SCH a. ~ NJ. the
forndery property occupied By Fttrnger b
Edmond and the tobacco factory adjoin' 'ng II
on The south eide Of Cary street. ss
w. GODDIN win sell a. r. n. o large brick re.
sitence and several vacant lots on Bclvidsre
and Canal streets.
COOK & LAUGHToN will ee,i for j. Amber
Smith, general assignee In bankrnp cy, at IL
NJ, In front of the custom house, number OF
farms.
COCK 6 LAUGHToN aud THOMAS W. KEE-
SEE mIll sell on the Fair Grounds at 10
O'Clock, horses, cows hogs. sheep, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED PICKPoCKET.-
John Astrop (coloreaD was arrested on
Thursday evening by Sergeant Folkes
charged with picking the pocket of James
Pettus. Il man Of like color, and taking
thercfrom silver watch valued at twelve
dollars. Pettus had gone into the Henrico
courthouse to attend Radical pow-wow.
and but for being in bad company would
heard by Justice White Yesterday, who
examined number of witnesses. Their
testimony was not deemed sufficient, how
ever. to convict The accused, and coase-
uucntly he was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

WHAT 1T Cost TO PLUCK A ROSE IN THE
SQUARE Yesterday afternoon gentleman
WHO WAS on Il visit TO the city, from Wythe
county, for tha purpose of attending the
State Fair, happened TO go through the
Capitol Square. and was charmed with the
sieht Of 4 beautiful rose which bloomcd in
the ilowcr-bcd before him. He stepped up
and Dluckcd it, but no sooner had he done
50 than officer Truhcart, OF the Capitol
force, took him in charge and carried him
before Justice Crew, who imposed tine
of three dollars for the sport.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

THE FARMERS MEETING LAST N1Gnr.-
An adjourned meeting Of the Farmers
Assembly was held last evening in the
concert-room of the Exchange Hotel,
Judge L. N. Watkins in the chair. The
evening was occupied in a desultory dis
cussion on agricultural topics.
The following resolutions were adopted :
"ResolUe9, That the thanks OF the So
cicty are due and hereby rendered to the
various transportation companies Of the
State for The liberal policies they have
shown in the aid they have rendered the
Society on the occasion OF the Fair which
has just terminated.
"ResoIUed, That The thanks Of the Society
are hereby rendered to the various officers
of the city and county who have aided it
by their presence and authority, and also
to the individuals who have freely rendered
the Society, through its chief marshal, their
valuable aid - ..... +.-> =.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

EscArE OF A HoRsE-THIEF.- Albert For.
tune (coored), the horse-ihief sent from
Spotsy lvania to be contiucd in the penitcn-
ti2ry for thirteen years, made his escape on
Thursday night. lie was pastcring in the
new shops, and let himself down into the
prison yard BY derrick, when hc conceal
cd his convict garb by pulling on overalls.
lie made his escape once before, during
WardwelFs time, and was only racapturcd
last spring after several desperate encoun-
terS with the Washington and Virginia po-
loo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04
Mexican News.

NLw ORLEANS, November S.-The Plea
.H. Ia, Brownsville dates 10 the 10th
i Ho, General Trevins, when last heard
.au, WIS ut san Grcgnrio with over 3.OO0
IN 10 support the Juarezst Government.
IL ctyaIy under Matinee, stationed at
j'aa Vista, had Il severe encounter with
"&rltl CarrclIo, the anii-J uarezist. Mali'
''l "a> wounded, but CarrcilO lost por-
IN ol his train and fell back to Sal.illo.