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OF THE

Mason. u HAMLLS CABINET ORGANS, !
Having vastly Increased their facilities folrr
COMPANY HI" "ow ,cnabled 10 Qltr their we'll
known organs, which IrC '
THE 'AckSpW!.t:nGtn sTANDAKD Of
EXCELLESCk .,..u ..i ,,., d
among Instruments OF the class 1T prices OF IN
ieihr work. They Print their lowest PRICES,
~Ach are. therefore, alike ~ aiI-lGyarlaDle.
iHe iolir"IhgMe Z .,. : .! Il i Z
ILLUSTEh TIONS: .-, 49,
"t 'a'e VI Sdii'.. 4op
~ -d'uc, uNublt reed o.
Nr,"ct"Ne uty"nS, with trcmulant, carved "a
~" oih"uehled.. lVV
IT. aailc, double reed, with live stUps....... Ia
f"ilH "'htr Styles, up 20. o.................. I0UO
an lh H"lld black GA!uiiL. All ih+ Organs ulade
u! tlis company are Thoroughly - ''>,'
FlEsT-CLA>s IN EVERY kgSltEEP.i t.,
ihry VIII not make the Go-caled cbe1p Organs a.
.'.l prh". Ihc comparative superiority o. their
af uthtuts tg rG-s greater tEsh cScr before, 10
t''F! hlctent Judge wno wl!t carefully examine
"',4 compare must perceive ~r
ILL >iRAIED CATALOGUES, Win wood-cnts
rom Photographs OF the different sly les, full inior-
.."ions a4e lowest prices also. Testlmop1aj Ctr.
S MAsoS s. ssas HaMIEy ffse E ~ yosaaS
p..,. $50 Broadway, New York
r. [. b. WALFURD.
I'D a-oc"dS w6u 814 Msln street.
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, NO traseller should leave the city without box
u ]" ooD's condensed soda water! Price issc.s nj
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=, % H'.e' RsiloW, aeeieinsl Nhisksy can be had
A. j: ahHIA 2 so;,s stt ana hs,a
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,'',LOCAL17,MATi'HI5ERs.,,,

RarsdnsileaylHs The tityti ,ihrfiik the ggns,s,s
hseasoh can iiatte4iie anler = m s
nddFass at So tss per Month, bhTnbl9 II 81, tar
YnIce .GlIly ~ !n lili nl .til2E ys1 S.tna ~ gus
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,ac"'t. nexihle ounce hats. fnsh supply, jast =
=, '.'s>aeS n TEis1GEs,s. Emporium OF Fashion,
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As.gftt,hIt1IStiFt 81 t,ItIStiF IsII:.hi. F4sts pXYs

s 1s"Sl ,nSl u fhfssE hEEE gsl A. mI".a nrn,
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~ can maze yoas own soda water en- the cars,
w.,si Hts,r,e it yo1 ge box ef conaepssd s,ds
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HusTINGs CeURT.-This court was en-.
Gaged yesterday in the consideration o.
aYll business entirely. ~ ~ ,i''"tunrs.i lr!l
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kak y ERFES.

DlCEARD ADAM, s. .,'!... 81
i. STEAM CRA cKER BkB ERY,' -"
"fLffn ST., HETwEfS SAIU AND CARY, AND
, SIC BROAD STRErT, -
ticah ChkEs, PEE. EnEAD, aud CRACK
= - daily. .'.,'
'r"rs, who..sslr and retail, attended 70
m"pt'y. fflce f6I and clreulars scnt by mail on
rHr.l d'scrua: 10 tho ride =, , nys-:
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tTOHN B. TuRPIa. respectfully oilers hg =
"a services TO the paaiia ~ prsetinSasesss x
GSstss md Fe1sral, and OF HsnFtc9s. HsnoyssI.
Ches.sraeld. aud adjacent counties: Sfoeess -
'eSstGs passo s,ss Ne, .. lin ssssss Rteh4opa -
jylS~lW
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NSts NStsssVnsg - - sSS1SsS1<1Sa-.-,@S
rO:PARTNERSHrP The undersigned
~ have tbts day formed eesparsncrsthp. Under
the IA me and styie Of CUTT y BRlI;ttEt
fur the pur pose Of Ing GEN ERAL COAL
and WulliI IeUSTNEsSsa and invite the attehtion
Sf their friends and the pnhlic gener4lis 20 THAR
|suppiyof Cioker Hi! and Anthrteita coz, Soses
hsns. Setween eth sud 10th Directs. ,.is,;
.s@ .' E3Ras W. Cur 9RKbk =, .,t"'
.,n2 49,, formerly With z, H sSttielhss
;t....s SAMUEL Ii. q .TTaELL,
III la.eadlm... io,meEsy Win Na:: =. g.-...
|sS,i D CONCERN @0FaWM: HsCOXH
i Cts. is1lis dsy ..,IssoIyed by ANNUAL ennsen i.
w, H. COX has obligated himself 20 pay sli sisains
sainst The concern. md wilt recHiye 1ls oucs
fJULx 4, isibt-jy Ia-Stss. JAMES H. eMtIH..
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,,OR RENT.-DWELLING. contain a.
L tus cirhi rooms ano Kitchen, vita three aaIy
rrr> Al ,trvtiwest corner Cary and 9Th streets.
GA, Nnt! wtCr.
l,u F.GI>G on west side 81 street, between
nrn.I and Mar hall. aitAiri0g four rooms, -
or al sontheast corner Cary and tSth str eets,
formerly occupied by w. Hall Crew as coal ward
AN.iy - -...s GhUbhS q WILLIAMS. :
t,I % - hta-l N@
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.Hithmona :,9tppatth.
tuRsnAY ,r,r s,,, IN, July Is, 1871.

=f-.,=sE
Z THE CERCpEaTIgN-uF THE DISPATCH
Is LARts.snt rfiax fhiax rig icat;sabfsEb Gin
cur4srloN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
NEM,spiPEWS OF THE CITY: ..,k. y ts-o.
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/ u BLAZE & Eo-,cornsr 9th and main stree r.,
na'e tN' ''s o. VesEsaReriaT. apple vinegar. ~,

as yELofFss inrnished ant printed at sst u.
ysi7ss and - % pert;oao, atiths pfspneS r.nsfn.
ts.e9lisamenk.G.lL ~ niiIl-.l y -.aa .l -.li 80
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1,uR RENT. TON 18th instafit) j. TWO Ms
NEAT AND PLEASANT ROOMS, M:a
yI; mali room alta, he'd in private rest5eL &c
Nv ,rslrshIy located, suitable for sn all fam uy
~ I'm sr centiemen. Cooking and washing facll-
i,rs n,,rtr, premises. References required. ~Ap.
riv al NO. 12 sh street, between Clay and heaght
stk E..H'# 80 .#r q Il aF.~ "". '
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MILITARY NI,rv.,r-

|. A TIENTIoNs COMPANY NG.H..IloIa
:, ou will sttedd atnse.ihe OF Your =.
THIS THIS sJPa,,sdtye EnEHISG, rs sprinaasId
y0Ddsr Of CaptsiniI H'ItliibtIinn ri, ,
itF - .,n,, III li,T w, HAY.o q
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EuR- RENT, SEVERAL DESIRA- o.,
L BIZ EU0Ma in that Sceilt1nt dTcistue- GiT
n,n>" an ihc northwest corner hf Clay and@ I'd
s'r" L wiIh cRs, water. aud e1ery convenience Of
:. rs: L. S.eii.ii:i' ia Ass ~. Tkf EoH, g..
-..,.. -. Real Estate Agent
~ IL b. Nc. Main sirlnt.
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RtChLAND LIME 800 BARRELS
-. aai'y expected per schooner Lucy Ames.
y 's..a. a-. ~, '.. A. b. LEE. q
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rnR SALE AND RENT.

,,nR RENT. a FRAMED HoUSEN
4 n tacrnrner nr Brr,ad ard 1tth streets. IA
sm a RslCK HOUSE on the corner OF dth
~" -, - BaJCs Cs-TEEEMEST on ID st:eet, se-
- g ,toor from NJ ain street.
;Isr a FRAMED hOUSE On the cornefot so
''',' ,t'" TWO ROOMS in No. 7?S Main street ftst
az ~Sru,lben or ,uTrQrnIsaed. Alsost "a, q
Tot'Ta'tS sFflCE or ss'tEFiNG-@oehA
,',r,>f a, or unfu-nished. .
q" ,Iso, onp of PRATT,S Co9TAGRS, on ssh Ut ,
In Of I.rsgh and next door tn j j.. w bite
,.''. = 'N 49,. EkCIIso, "
r. e.. ,. s>.. Rcsi Estate A gent. u
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I'OR RENT, "A BRICK DWELL-Ms
L | G-HrU,E. With SIX rooms 1T the tasI
northwest corner Of Marshall and Mtnroe streets.
nr house hts heenf recently painted and papered,
...I - In very nice order Efpiy TO- -....
CHA EL rs l.. TODD
~ Il-SL Corner Gil sud (1aY strCctS
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Tor RENT, three very desirable a.
Z ROOMS on The third fl ,nr of building oc- MI
cupied by Meade & Baker, on Main street; Water
and gas. Possession ut once. hpply.to -
tyu yu-st - GRERBS IL W ILLIAMS, -
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LOST, s,f.RAYEYy,, i

II SDlsA Y.--Ai BLACKS COW, fsss3 m
- lhy house last Saturday. The owner viii piessa
come iosNafd. prove prspest,, psy charge aaei'
On Chesapeake and Ohi6 faIirosE, i
fhas shor,s
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s,AkM FOR LEASE.-For lease for 8
4 r.,m.r r,.rs u,,,u WY accommodating
1rus.aFAkMrF NiHf hFShktU ACRsA,
.r.ur miles below kichmcn'l, and one mile from
r,,s,! ArnIy N No. slT npitl I,h street
g.. G,ntst rETnREI Ii. TEEkT, NJ. y.
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Tam many. r,,.a n,y.r~.,
[Ffom the New York HERALD
III A GROSS IoUTRHGE!" '.'~ " -
No condemnation of the riot which was
threatened tomorrow can be too severe,
and no words Or spui'hing scorn can fully
convey. thaigeneral slesttestation of the con.
tempfatet outrage. In country where all
mem arc equal, where the panoplI OF liberty
is over all, where freedom Of opinion. of
speech, aud of action, is accorded to all, the
slightest Invasion otithelrights of my is a tit
subject for rebuke. When such invasion
of the rights Of others takes the form
of dictation from d few men iprescrib-
Ing p course of action for part of the
people, and threatening disorder and
blooiishs in case they are not heededI
tbe rebuke must be made In terms as un-
Emistakabte as. s.languaege can convey it. Such
Is the necessity which.is. upon. Us now, and
&S mean to make ourselves heard upon this
question Of the Orange. riot once, for, all
This is no time for soft words, for pegstia-
Fsive Language, or for conciiiatory speeches.
Not hing short of the denuneiafion which
means swift and sure punishment wifi ans
sYer in this emergency. The lgw must rnle,
and 1.-THE rights OF oil must be respected.
Those Who. disregard the law aud violate the p
rights sof Others causing riot and blood
she'd ,.must, bs punished by the law for the
1nurders or Witch they may be ;gqllty: s;a,s
to-morroW. J: 1t is the same right which IS
accorded to every foreigner WHO makes this
city his abode We dpnot ask the English
man setfoFget the Queen and eontemn Par
lament when he lands In New York. We
do pot~ask the irishmnn to smother Ibis
llnyesfor the Green. ont.of his heart and for
sg q. BIZ as.1Ss.ss!eDtions of dear cid Iseland
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MEE1|tNiGss,.'
TO NORFOLK ANDRE1IJR,

1'HaIE, aII ,,5Ss ,,A5SsN;NsInAL \! .IL MEEfING '0Fr THE
~. y A.aSTttEHHkHatnL St ks Or tbe GAZE "a Mills
tseie H. ~ tt tHtiNG viii be- beI,at,
jy 4utt'H N hiDadsi & prk T. y aoss n ~
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NSTRAY GOW,-Takep up on 10th gEaa
street, on The morning or the 10th, red ~
AND WhEeiCuW, with 6 young calf. iThe LIn usfi
te.n get her Ry pr9yinS property i9dg paying i
chan es: Apply 70 TOM WILLIAMS (colored), =
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oes Til q 1TT Snyder s,IRsY.G
GHMOND A'RCHITEC TT Ext
~ LlMQNlWOEfls fANIr NrnX Hi. q -

NIfB AA~S.s- WOr-rSI AND SfOS e. ~
5, -,,c.; ~ COMPANY WORKS, .-,,i .s
iooo, l0p2' 1904, locs. CAsY. STREET..
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MEETING OF BALTIMORE PREACHERS ON
TnR CHICAGO FRE.-Rev. DR.. Fuller was
called to preside, and DR.. Slicer said that
the calamity in Chicago had been by many
persons regarded as a visitation of God
upon it for its peculiar wickeducss. lie
therefore desired DR.. Fuller to speak oI
what hc knew of the people.
DR.. Fuller mentioned that when it wGs
desired to raise money to pay for the great
Baptist church--a perfect cathcdral-S100, o..
coo was subscribed at one meeting, and the
congregation was male up ofall denomina.
tiOns. 1t was after the war when he was
there, and ut small meeting they raised
him 5000. Lc said he never preached to q
people who exhibited more piety or zeal
for religion, aud the inslnuation which DIR.
Slicer had spoken Of was horrible.
Rev. DR.. Smith added that no good cause
met with more success than in Chicago.
Remarks were made by other clcrgymen
and it was finally agreed that those present
would take UP collections in their churches
next Sunday, aud recommend the same
course to all other pastors in the city.
Rev. Mr. Nice thought that there should
he some expression given by the meeting
rs to its opinion in reference to the calam-
iIy as judgment of God upon the people
on account Of their sins. .,-
The proposition met with decided oppo'
sition, and resolution by Rev. W. B. Ed.
wards was passed of sympathy with the
sufferers, and invoking Gods blessing ON
them.-Sun, .-s
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! POLICE COURT, Justice j. j.
White 1resld'ng.-The following cases were
disposed oil:
John Egan and John Cooper, charged
with fighting in the public street. Egun
was fined $3.50 and Cooper S..
Anderson Graves (colorcd), charged with
assaulting and threatening to kill J. B. 5.
Tinsley, WIS required to give security in
the sum of $50 for three months. d.
Gilbert Price (colored), charged with
trespassing on the premises of Mrs. James
II. Grant. Security required in $50 for
three months. - h.'
| Silas Richardson (colored boy), charged
with being a vagrant, without any visible
means of support. Let OFF, -[E.H1
Frank James (colOred), charged with as
saulting and striking Anthony jackson in
thcap,bIfc street. Fined 81 each.
James Rogers, charged with being drunk
and unable TO take care Of himself. Surety
required in the sum of $50 for three
months.
w. Z. James (colored), charged with
stealing one dog, the property of Junius
Cook. Discharged. . -.
Irvine East (colored), charged with as.
saulting and using abusive language to-
wurds Mollic Smith, and Mollie Smith,
charged with perjury. Continued until
18Th.
Richard Mcckins (coloredD, charged with
assaulting and abusing Ben Scott. Fined
81 Cacn.
John NJ. Schmidt, charged with breaking
down and iniuring Il certain fence enclosing
a certain lot on Conc ord street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth. Discharged.
Richard Saunders, charged with assault
ing aud striking Lizzie Cook. Dis
charged. ,.. .... e.
Henry Bcckmhn, charged with offering
to reward John NJ. Schmidt if he (Schmidt)
would burn down his Bcckman's) house.
which was Insured for the sum of 81 200:
Bailcu to appear again on Saturday, to
which time the case was continued.
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PRINTING PRESSES FOR CHIGAGo.-A pri-
vate dispatch from Chicago yesterday an
iu the city, and not printing office except
the Chicago Newspaper Union. 1t is evil
dent, however, from the way that orders
are pouring into this city for type, presses,
and printing material of all kinds, that the
enterprisipg conductors of the Chicago
press are by no means sitting in the midst
OF their desolation to berlaoan their fate.
but are about to give another instance OF
that untiring energy which has always dis
tinguished them, and which now gives such
promise of their recuperatiye ability. On
Monday Messrs. r; Hoe y Go: received an
eieht-cylinder printing press, and the ma
chine is now on its way. Since that time
the same house has received orders for no
less than seven similar though smaller
presses. A large quantity Of new type and
thousands OF reams of pa per have also been
forwarded during the past two days to the
ruined city.-Neao York World.
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We now offer

r,.tK sll.Ks at 81 rs and g.. wunld DC cheap at
&?s5 aud &? SO; .. ....- a.. 3.
n,.ACK ALphCAs from cSc- TO $3.50 per yard !:
co, ,0uEp ALrACAS from IS to soc. per yard
EMPRESS CLOTHS, In all coiors. al very low
prices:
BLACK CRETE DE rARIs at 5oc. per yard
would he cheap at 76c; -... -..
RACK ard CoLoRED vELVETEENS a: all
prices
INDIA TWlLLFD LONG CLOTH at sSc. worth
sec per ysri
c,1. cErD and TRIED NAINS0oK at Is. 50,
SIS, 40, snd soc.-rery cheap; - e.. y
sKIsTlSG CAMBEIC, full yard wide. at CSC.
wu,ta 3sc.;
HAIR. crsn CAMRRIC at 3s and acc. worth 90
and co.,;
SuMBsZINE, TAMtsE, HIARklIZ' aud
BLACK DELAINES at astonishinSly-low
prices: -.~ .a..
lCHARLOTTESvILLEa and other CLOTHS, CAS-
sINERES, anu TWEEDS II great variety .
Pure LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, two yards long
a,&l worth sl5e;
| Fare LINEN FRlNGEp N&rhlNS st ""cwotll
$! per dvzsn, at 81 worth $,.5O per dozen:
| HUCKABECK TOWELS at ii so, g., $2.25, $50
up TO 80 per ,ioz ,n-sll very cheap, and no mis-
take;
Handsome EMBROIDERED SETS OF COL
LARS snd CUFFS at 75c. worth sl.5o;
handsome EMBROIDERED CUFFS at IS, 80
40, and soc. pair, worth double the money;
luzM5TITChED IL HANDKEaCHIEFs at &s pc!
dozen worth 81;
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFs at 75c
per dozen worth 81:
HoNEY-COMB BRIDAL QUILTS at 81 30 wortl
g., at cleo worth so.5o;
CALICO CoaFoRTABLEs at g. 20 not th'
| price of The calico aud batting 10 make them
WOOL BED-SrSEAuB. Weighing five pounds, q
$3.50 worth $3.50;
BED BLANKETS a, all prices:
A full assortment Of WHITE and COLOREI
! FLASNELS:
UNDER-GARMENTs for men, w"men, aud chill
| dren;
uNBGEACHED KNITTING COTTON AT SOC
psr pound;
tCoTTOS YARNS, all numbers from 10 IL, q
$3.50 per ba'e OF five pounds:
4 large s.cck of HOODS, AuBlAs, SHAW Is
| aud SDSTaGS;
FURS IN great vari9ty:
tBcOCHE, PLAID STRlrED, and MOURNING
| SIAWLS;
lLINSEYS at lt3 90, %, and aoc.:
lNER YORK MILLS COTTON attic;
| WANSCTTh al coc.;
nATCL tthc r.irc:itc hrantD ri 49,:
ANDRQSCUGGiN at lcs;.;
BED TICK fr 10 TO sSc. per yard.
All of the above are guaraDte d strictly first
class goods, notwithstanding the low prices a
which they sre advertised. An examination o
our stock will prove advantageous 10 all pur
chasers Of DRY GOODS.
LEVY BROTHERS,
| 1919 and 1915 Man street,
Richmond, Va.
Or,lo-g flied per express G. @. ID. oc IL
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From Greensboro. N. G.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DlsrntcI
GREENSBORO, n. o., October II, 1871
The cornerstone of the Greensboro
Baptist church, which was begun few
days since, was laid this afternoon at
O'Clock with Masonic ceremonies. There
was a large number Of citizens of both
sexes and colors assembled to hear the adj
dress of Rev.. DR.. Pritchard, Of Raleigh
1t has seldom been our privilege to hear IN
address so very excellent and appropriate
in every respect us this was. Any attempt
at outline would do the doctor manifest
injustice. ~ = 81"
The new Episcopal church, begun here
IN May last, is approaching completion. Ii
is hoped that it will be ready for use by
Christmas next.
The work Of rebuilding the Methodist
College is also progressing. This structure
will be on the site Of the old.
Yours, hastily, GrlLFORD.
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A HANDSOME THING TO Do.-Mr. Bcnja,
min +. Carver, formerly banker in Chi
cago, and now a successful operator in
Broad street, yesterday started out among
lis friends aud raised 100000 for the rel'et
of some of his old friends in Chicago. This
evening he starts for Chicago by the fast
train to stake some of the unfortunate. Ten
thousand dollars to ten old friends who
were bankruptcd by the calamity of Suu-
day night will bring sunshine to their ire
sides and hope and courage TO their count
mg-hous2s. This is Il noble example, and
Carver will be remembered rs 4 friend i'll
deed.-NeW iIOrE Commercial.
Good for Carver and his ten friends, but
bad for the hundreds who will each have to
put up with ten dollars less in conse'
Quence.
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8itlln1ond :Dispatrlt.
FRIDAY. ........,.,. !: :. OCTOBER 10, 1871.
RE THE CIRCULATION. Or THE Dis
fATcn Is bARG ER THAN THE coMBInED
CIRCULATION CT All TINE OTHER Daily
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. .
Lotfer from . vtrginfan I'm Arkarssas.
/ CORES pondence5 or the Richmond Dispatch.

ANo.sSA W." - stIEaHhuA IN AFkSuBaa
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.
FORT SMITH, ARK, October 3. 1911.
llaHing an occasional glimpse OF ,your
ever-wclcome Sheet Ind seeing no CORE.
spondence from tkfs section, / offer this.
well Knowing you like to give news from
ali Portions OF our country. BY birth, a
Firglnfan-one who will ever stand by the
good old State OF States-I can but revere
her memory; and although INV lot, ID cast
Tar of, yet when the name is spoken there
Is feeling which we cannot overcome. -
but. am OIL from the subject of news
from this section. AS for Fort Smith. itis
at present quite dry. We have had no boat
apoYc LeWlsourg for six weeks, and poor
up, but lack OF railroad, facilities, will deter
emigration. The Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad is as far as the Vcrdigrs
river, siXty-five miles above, aud as a mat
ter of fact emigration Will follow the rail.
road. ...,} t.@a; %; II n oa}...D
This morning it is reported that the
Greeks have ordered all white settlers out
OF their territory, ard they. are fighting
among themselves. If so, out here we may
have a little skrmish yet, but 1".Lo, the
poor Indian will have to give under u
The Choctaws are; as i consider, the
most peaceable set, but around Us all are
So-tuC CuOct'tW OH OIic Slue, huu Oiiy
to cross the river, aud you are on Cherokee
ground. We have dealing with each nation
daily.
Enclosed l send pictures of some of the
O(sages; yet they are not the true type OF
the Choctaw or Cherokee. >. g,:a9.s a,g,z.3
Colonel Boudinot strongly advocates
opening the Indian country to immigra-
ton. His views are sensible, and, if car
ried out, will be good opening for settlers
or cmigranls. There is rs rich soil and
pretty country in the Indian Territory as
!! is in the world, but as for water and eli
mate, give me The good old State. -.
ALL o. X.
('rhc photographs came to hand unin-
iurcd, ThankS.1 g..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

PREPARED FOR FIRE.-The New York
Tribune says: r.'' -'
Ever since the Tribune office was burnt
out, in 1915, we have kept always on hand
nublication of the paper, forming, In fact,
q complete duplicate office. Mr.. Thomas
n. Rocker, our foreman, yesterday tele-
graphed, on behalf of the Association, to
MIR. Sidney Howard Gay, managing editor
of the Chicago Tribune, placing this office
at his instant disposal for the use OF the
Chicago Tribune, or any other Chicago
newspaper. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

me- THE w ARNIN G HAS BEEN
REEDED.-Since the exposure Of the attempts
ma5c by Certsin interruptions local dealers to
palm tft their coarse sstringeEts, made from
cheap and impure materials, in the pace OF the
gr, at national tonic. HcsTETTER'S STOMACH
BIrrERs public opinion has set strongly Egalnst
these empires and their preparations Ths1r occu-
pattrn is gone, or will be. When the light Is
10, into deception it soon Wits d2wn. PERSONS
who trlhe with their own he=lth by using unknown
pIepara.ions with no guarantee To susla'n them,
when an established specific, proven by twenty
years' experience to be exactly what 1t is claimed
to be- is within their reach are sure to repent thelr
iemeri;y. Many have done SO In this instance, but
1t is hoped that the truth p ainly spoken has ar
re t d the evil In the mean time the demand for
the leading protective snd restorative medicine OF
America WAS grea. as II has been TINS sea-
son. From the fever aud sgue districts oil Inc
WesS, Soulhwest, and South IL is literally over
whclming and ii may he said OF the advlccs from
All parts Of the country of tie cures IL Is escting
in dyspepsia, bilious complaints and chronic con-
stipstion, that "their name Is legion" Every
where the sick and feeble seem to have realized
The Importance Of "hol6ng fast thst which Is
poodn an Of avoiding what is spurious and dau-
',o-,ue oc p-eodlw &wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-13

LAST DAY OF THE ClRcus.-Wc have
never had a better circus and menagerie i'm
Richmond than those now exhibiting on
the corner Of Second and Leigh streets.
The circus has many novel features, and
the menagerie is unusually well stocked
with animals. The menacerie will be open
to-day from 1880 TO 4, and from ESQ to $3.50
L. NJ, and there will he two exhibitions of
the circuS-at = and 7:j0 O'Clock.
In accordance with his accustomed libe-
raity, old John Robinson will give the net
proceeds OF his exhibition this afternoon in
aid OF the Chicago sufferers.