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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-11-20
Letter from Ashland.
ASHLAND. November 18th

| ~NfNA~'A|t ANN'ShtOSi ipOifs
TO the Editor Of The State Journal,
While The Republican party is triumphant
IN the Northern States, Virginia still hangs
lire. Wrapped in the mantle of old ideas,
and warped by the prejudices of past gem
GRAFTON, she comes boldly to the fight, and
hands in record of mistaken policy,
showing now, as since the war, that She un-
derstands not her true position, but is still
the battle-ground of oppression. That men
who have such q keen appreciation of the
tricks and wiles of politics should surround
themselves with wall OF hate while the
Union marches steadily on the road of pro-
gress is one of the greatest mysteries of
modern times, and yet in keeping with the
past history Of this proud old Common
wealth. Possessing an inord;nate love of
political liberty, she would ostracise every
generous impulse of her sons and brand as
traitors and ragamuffins those who would
concede equality before the law to all.
Ruled by caucusses Of political fogies, she
keeps merit from.her councils only to reward
age and incapacity. Possessing unlimited
control OF the ballot, the returns often as
tonlsh the most hopeful Conservative.
Yet they believe themselves right in making
the State a modern China, and use her
means to that end. Boasting of fine horses
and statesmen the lands are getting poorer,
immigration has almost ceased entirely
and soon the one cannot find rasturage,
nor the other food. But for all that, Vir-
gnia is Virginia, and we love her with all
her faults-not with that blind idolatry
transforms vices into virtues. but with that
lasting love a child bears its mother, even
when it knows she is wrong.
HENRV
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Marine News.

No,tolk, Nov. 1s.-The schooner ssJohn
Forsyth, !" with cargo of wood, went
ashore on the morning of the 18th instant,
twelve miles north Of Hog island. She
was abandoned by the captain and crew.
She was afterwards gotten off and brought
here by Captain Jones, of the schooner
Sarah Huryes." The Forsyth, was
but slightly damaged.
Fortress Monroe, Nov. lS.--The bark
moro Castle'' spoke on the 18th Octo-
Der the ship "Cunningham," from Bristol
for Peru, forty-two days ont, in latitude 13
degrees, 56 minutes; south longitude "a
degrees, 8 degrees west. .,..s
3 The steamship Equator" from Calves
tonfor New York, put in here short of
coal. She sails iii the morning. She re-
ports having experienced heavy northeast
gales the entire passage. 81 si
Neaobaae, N. G., Nov. 1s.-The steamer
MARY Sanford" on her voyage from VIII
mington, N. g., to Philadelphia, sprung
aleak, and was beached at Hatteras with
water in her hold. She took fire imme-
diately afterwards, and was burned to the
waters edge. The vessel is total loss.
but small part Of her cargo was saved.
No lives lost. 1ts 3fa Gla
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NICE APPLES 1.-Two FOR FIVE
CENTs.-Our friend j. B. Frier, of Roa-
noke, will accept our thanks for barrel OF
nice apples, such as only the soil of that
county can produce. We enjoy them the
more because we know there is no sin in
them.
The fruit is Republican, free from Demo-
cratic taint, and is the free offering of as
true friend and as staunch Republican
as treads the soil Of Virginia. Our readers
will remember our young friend as the
obscure Republican," who cut the comb
of the great Democratic Mogul, Pendleton,
of Botetourt. Long may he live to send us
apples, and to deal heavy and telling blows
upon Democratic heads.
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A DESPERATE CAUGHT Detectives
Rogers and Dan Wren yesterday arrested
in this city and turned over to United
States Marshal from North Carolina, j.
Quinton Bryant, who has the reputation
+ of being most desperate outlaw. He is
charged with murder, committed in North
Carolina, and with other offences of de-
predatory character, which render him
quite an object Of interest to the officers of
the law.
A few months ago this same person was
arrested in this city and delivered to De-
putty U. S. Marshal Hester, on a requisition
from the Governor of North Carolina, to
answer the charge of murder. AT Raleigh
he left Mr.. Bennett "with the bag to hold.n
He next turned up in Scottsville, this
State. where, in resisting the officers Of the
law engaged in quelling disturbance.
Bryant received shot through the lungs,
from which wound he is now suffering. 1t
is to be hoped the officer who now has this
desperate in charge will have better luck
with him than did Mr.. Hester, and that
justice may have an early opportunity to
claim its own.
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CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND
nudge Fazhugh-Sdt,rdag, Norem5er IS,
The following cases were disposed of:
Browns executor VS.. Brown, &c. De-
cree confirming report Of commissioners
and making final distribution of the fund
in the cause. Peasants, Stiles and Chris
tan, counsel. f
Miller's Administrative vs.. Miller's adj
ministrator. Decree confirming report OF
commissioner and directing sale of property
in the bill and proceedings mentioned.
Young, Howard and Wise, counsel.
Goode, &c., VS.. Wynne, &C.; Goode,
&c., VS.. Herbert, &c. Decree confirming
sales of property and making partial dis
tribution Of the fund. Young, Johnston
d Williams, Steger & Sands, counsel.
Adams, &C., VS.. Gr@me, &c. Decree re-
telrlng cause to commissioner for inquiry,
account and report. Johnston & Williams,
Steger & Sands, Lyons, Meredith and How
ard, counsel.
Anderson, &C., VS.. Anderson, &c. De-
cree for partial distribution of the fund,
and directing commissioner to settle ac-
counts of Benjamin Anderson, late re-
ceiver in this cause. Johnston, Steger and
Winn, counsel.
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A Mob ofLynchers Defeated.

Indianapolis, Nov. ia mob last
night at Brookyillc, Ind, forced the jail and
attempted to take out Mcdonald Cheek,
confined for the murder of his father-in.
law. Cheek knocked down the first man
that came into his cell, and taking reyol-
yer from him, defended himself bravely.
Many of the mob were hurt. The taller in
the meantime escaped and rang the fire
alarm, which brought number of citizens
to his aid, whereupon the mob scatterd but
many were recognized notwithstanding their
disguise.
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The Park Family Murderer.

Washington, Nov. 1s.-Thc disguised
men who hung the three negroes for mur-
dering the Park family, in Indiana, met
with no serious resistance. The assailants
beat down two doors of the Charlestown
jail, and the sheriff gave them the key of
the third door. 1t is understood that the
negroes made additional confession before
they were executed. Three counties con-
trbuted the men engaged in the execution.
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POLICE CoURT-Justice j. j. White
Presiding.-The following cases were dis
posed of this morning:
VIM. N. Oakley and John Swan, charged
with stealing a dress and collar, the pro-
perty of Cora Norris. Found guilty and
sent to Jail 15 days.
VIM. Walls, charged with threatening to
kill Florence Rivers. Attachment issued,
accused failing to appear. m uasa
Florence Rivers, charged with assaulting
and striking VIM. Walls. Attachment
issued. accused not appearing.
Thos. Anderson, charged with being a
vagrant. Discharged. ~
Clinton Allen, charged with feloniously
breaking into the stable of DR.. VIM. +.
Farrar, and also with entering the private
room of Frank Rulfin, with intent to COM
init larceny. Sent on 70 grand jury.
Edward Riley, j. H. Randolph, Jack
Corbin Smith, and Walter Allen, charged
with assaulting and beating VIM. Henry
Lewis, and with keeping an ill-governed
house. Discharged.
In the case of Lille Bennett, arrested for
larceny, an appeal was taken, and accused
bailed to appear before the Hastings court.
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"Do, JOHNNY BOOKER, Do PA cor
respondent of the Whig, writing from
Henry county, asserts that the Southside is
fairly entitled to the next Speaker of the
House, and calls the attention of the public
10 the claims and eniaem qualifications of
Hon. George w. Booker for the position.
Ha ha ha Old man Jack Cook, of
franklin once said to us, on the morning
after a big spree, "Umph, Woltz! Last
night felt like roaring lion-this morn
ing like poodle dog" So with Booker.
reversed. A short time since when he was
a "scalawag," the Conservatives denounced
him as poodle dog; but row that he has
become Democrat, and in their estimation
a gentleman, they proclaim him roaring
lion. But we incline to the opinion, never
theless, that he will never devour any poor
''Rad" from the Speakers chair.
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TAX NOTICE.

IMPORTANT TO TAX-PAYERs.-In n few
l. daysI am compelled by law to pay over to
the Treasurer all of the taxes for ISL All par
ties who have failed 10 pay requested to call
during the PRESENT WEEK and settle. There
is not sufficient time for my deputies to call on
n oa YOU asaln tS uo, ~ ~ WI ne ior sne
these taxes. am not able 10 do SO, and am
sure you would not expect me to do SO ii Were.
So call Immediately and settle.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Sheriff
no 2O-3t --r ~ No. l1I5 Main street.
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AN UNFoUNDED Reports
were in circulation this morning, to the
effect that one of our citizens had received
serious and perhaps fatal injuries, while
wishing house of bad repute on Saturday
night. We could trace the report to no
reliable source, therefore we regard it as
untrue. We mention the circumstance
only to relieve the minds of friends of the
gentleman, who attached credit to the
rumor. et3fsarl
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EFFECTS OF THE FUNDING Bill
Sheriff John w. Wright wants everybody
who is owing taxes to call at his office and
settle. We know the sheriff well, and be-
lieye he would pay every ones taxes HIM
sell, if he was able; but as he tells you he
is not, you who are in arrears are urged to
come forward and settle. See his adver-
tisement. ff Hl
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UNITED STATES COURTS. Circuit
Court of the United States, Hugh L. Bond,
judge, and the District Court of the United
States, John G. Underwood, Judge, will
convene in this city tomorrow. The elec-
ton cases will be tried during this term Of
the Circuit Court.
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JOHN W. woLTz, News and city Editor.
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Pro-
ceediags on ,Sdt,adoy.-An appeal was al
lowed upon the petition of A. B. Downcs
guardian and next friend of ii. p. Downes,
and others, from certain proceedings OF
the Circuit court Of Fairfax county, in q
chancery suit depending therein. in which
the petitioners were plaintiffs and George
w. Coleman and Thomas Moore defend
ants. Penalty of appeal bond 500. NJ.
Dulaney Ball, Esq, counsel for appellant.
Upon the petition of John Ledyard
Hodge, executor of VIM. /. Hodge, de-
ceased, writ of error and supersedeas
was awarded to judgments rendered by
the Circuit court of the city of Richmond
on the 1lth day of May and the 9th
day of June 1871, in a suit in which said
Hodge was defendant and the First Ma
tional Bank of Richmond was plaintiff.
No bond required. Page and Maury and
Bradley I. Johnston, Esqrs., counsel for
appellant.
Mr.. Griswold finished his argument in
the case of Normcnt's executor VS.. Cooke.
The court will not sit until Tuesday
next, Monday being conference day.
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EBARRAssING-For a widower, on the
shady side of forty-fiye, while trying to ap-
pear youthful, to have young lady in her
teens to stick fine printed Prayer book
under his eyes at st. Paul's church on Sun
day night, and he too modest to use his
habitually concealed glasses.
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FOREIGN CLEARANCE.-The British
bark Satellite, 900 tons burthen, John G..
Turner, master, was cleared for Rio de
Janeiro on Saturday by the Brazilian Vice
Consul, loaded with 8 3,444 whole and l4O
half barrels Of flour, shipped by Messrs.
Dunlop & McCance.
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JEFFERSON WARD MEETING. = Re-
publicans of Jefferson ward are requested
to meet tonight, on Eighteenth, between
Main and Cary streets. Business of i'm
pcrtance prompting this call, it is hoped
every member will attend promptly at
o'clock,
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MARRIED.

On the 10th instant, in Orange county, Va, by
Rev. George Woodbridge, of Richmond Miss
Haxall, ESD, and Mr.. ROBERT L. LEE. s-7t
In Manchester Va, by the Rev Mr. 7 r.
Hammond, Mr.. L. s. GARDOZO, of Richmond
and Miss L, w. NORRIS, of Clarke county, Va.
November 7th by the Rev f. NJ Baker G. g.
THOMPSON and Mrs. JULIA +. BREED
LOVE.
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The CHICAGO FIRE.-GREATL Loss OF
RECORDS AND PRIVATE PAPERs-A
LESSON TO BUSINESS MEN.-A very con-
siderable portion of the loss by the great
fire in Chicago resulted from the destruc-
ton of public records and private papers.
All the public records relative to real estate
titles were insecurely protected, and, as a
consequence, We're destroyed, while the
records in private hands, to very great
extent, shared the same fate. Fortunately.
some real estate lawyers had made busi-
ness OF making transcripts fpublic records.
and providentially preserved their menlo-
randa. BY this means titles to real estate
may be fixed, but it will be at a great ex-
pense to the property holders. This fact
should not be lost on New York. for it
is a well-known fact that our public record
building is not only insecure in its construc-
ton, but has actually been on fire several
times. The importance to business men
of providing themselves with the means of
properly protecting their valuable papers
does not seem to be appreciated. Many a
business man in Chicago would to-day be
comparatively well off, notwithstanding
the destruction of his buildings, had he but
preserved the records of his business. But
trusting to so-called fireproof buildings,
papers representing millions of dollars were
carelessly left loose in desks, or confided to
cheap and insecure safes. Could these pa
pers to-day be resurrected from their ashes,
Chicago would have no occasion to call up
on the whole world for aid, but could man
fully face its other losses. The greatest
security which Chicago had for its valuable
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

London, Nov. 1S.-The first Catholic
mission ever dispatched from England to
America sailed to-day. The party consists
OF four priests, whose duty will be to la
Dor exclusively among the colored people of
the United States. - :
After the celebration of mass, previous
to their departure, Bishop Manning ad-
dressed the missionaries. He said that this
MISSION had been established by the Church
IN England, because this country had inn
posed slavery on America, and it was fitting
that Englishmen should be the first to move
Tor the amelioration of the newly emanci-
pated race. sE = -.
| The Standard announces that the negoti-
atoms between the British and French gov
ernments for the modification of the conn
mercial treaty have been broken off. No
cause is assigned therefor. III
a collision has occurred at sea between
TWO American vessels--the "Ella Norton''
and Agnes Campbell.v The Campbell,
was sunk, but as yet there are no particu- B
lars. p'''
Dr. Mcleod states officially that he has
attended the Queen for over thirteen years.
and declares all reports that her Majesty has
shown any symptoms of mental weakness
are unqualifiedly false. eiaa99
b1l.4l $3.50 France. m lf f
Paris, Nov. 1S.--The publication of the
Ace'ir and Pays has been suspended for
printing articles insulting to the govern,
ment
Several additional courts-martial have
been established in order TO more speedily
dispose of the Communists. afeE
Gambetta's speech at st. Quentin was
moderate in tone. lie assured his hearers
that no present danger menaced the Re-
public, but reforms were needed to confirm
1t. tlto T. s.,s.ls far.s..,4.i + -
1hddl7d, Nov. lS.---Gen. Sickles. the
American Minister, has made statement.
called forth by the recent debate in Cortes
on Cuba, and explaining documents recent
ly published. He says that it is due to the
former Ministers, Riyero,l Martos, and Be-
cerros, and the lamented Marshal Prim. to
state that they all and severaly assured
him that Cuba should be Justly treated as
a province of Spain entitled TO all the rights
oil the Constitution of 1869. Gen. Sickles
says that these promises prevented the
American Government from intervening in
Cuban affairs.
Germany.
! frankfort, Nov. 1S.-An explosion at
Fortress Ehrenbrtzen, opposite CobIentz,
Killed three and wounded many. The sup
ply OF powder for n ten years. seige es-
capped. The laboratory buildings Were bad
ly shattered.
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Libel Suit.

~. Louis, Nov. 19.-Dr. Hartman.
prominent physician in this city, has insti-
tuted suits against the Times lor SIG. 900
damages, one for $4,000 fol stating his
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KETTLE CALLING PoT BLAcK.-Our
friend Mayo, of the Erening Ne,os, calling
Maddox, of the National Viirgnian" red
headed cuss.',
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HUSTINGs CoURT.-ln this court on
Saturday, noue prosequ was entered in
the case of William Thomas James, in
dicted for unlawful gaming. IA.
Also in three similar cases against differ
ent parties.
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DIED.

In Lunenburg county, Va, November. 18th
Mr.. UPTON EDMONDSON, in the seventy
fourth year of his age.
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BURGLAR-PROoF SAFES.
PATENT

HERRING'S PATENT
Oh PION
FIRE, AND BuRGLAR-PRooF SAFES,
~ WITH DRY FILLISa,) -
Awarded the Prize Medals at Worlds Fair
London, Worlds Fair, New York,
Exposition Universele, Paris. sN'
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BE Observation-Disclosures in want of Groce.
RES are referred to the advertisement of T. BAL
MER Co., si4 Main street in another column
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LE1rrERs RE-

list OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RE-
MANNING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-
OFFICE, NOVEMBER 20TH, 1871. =
Charles Schurman, Richmond Gen. p. T.
Moore, Richmond r. j. Satterwhite,
Louisa courthouse; George d. Wooten,
Richmond w. 7. Anderson, Richmond /;
Mrs. II, Anderson, Little Calhond, Mo. ;
VIM, Wight, No. 3S Canelia; one letter
no address.
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New YoRK: Woop & HoLBRooK; Bosros:
A. WILLIAMS & Co.
This little book is most timely, for it supplies
in a concise and easily to be comprehended form
just that information which every woman should
have, and will save untold suffering, not only at
childbirth, but before. 1t has been most highly
commended by the press and by medical men.
DR.. Dio Lewis, speaking of it, says IT have
read it with care. 1t is uupretending, solid free
from kinks, fatherlY brotherly, and clothed with
language so simple, dignifed, and strong, that
aIn sure it will secure a warm place among all
intelligent and earnest people,"
Henry Ward Beecher's paper says; ut is an
interesting and plausible argument and the
course recommended cannot fail TO be bene-
fciai.'' as
The New York Mail says 1T is a work whose
excellence surpasses our power to commend"
The New York Gl0te says: "It is one of the
most valuable additions to our stock of domestic
medical lore that has appeared for many years"
1t shows women how they should live SO as 10
avoid the pains and sufferngs of child bearing
No person who takes it up Will put 1t down till
he has read it through. We may add that the
language Is so chaste and pure that it will de-
light the most fastidious, and we are glad to
know it is meeting a large sale, and that house
OF such high standing as that of A. Williams &
Co, of Boston, have taken the agency for the
New England States The price, 81, is so low
that every one may have it. no 20-tf
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ss-"B'' Select Whiskey.

ne English Breakfast Teas mixed for and
imported by T. BALAER Co., Sl4 Main street
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sg"B" Select whiskey.

BE Cigars and Tobacco.-if you want to buy i,
good cigars and Tobacco, you can do so nj T
BALNER Co.'s, Sl4 Main street
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WANTED-A GOOD ACTIVE WHITE
w BOY, II or l6 years old, and willing TO
work Apply at office of the STATE JOURNAL
no Is
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have passed through accidental fires preserving
their contents in some instances where many
others failed.
Secondhand Safes, of our own and other
makes having been received in part pay for the
Improved Herring,s Patent Champion, for sale
at low prices. MsW WE4Ta no 20-ly
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FARRELL, HERRING & co,
No. s07 formerly 629) Chestnut street. Phila

= HARVEY GILLIAN,
CHAS. MATTHEW'S,
GEO. MYERS,
so7 CHESTNUT STREET, Phlla.
HERRING, FARRELL & SHERMAN, n. Y.
HERRING & CO, Chicago
HERRING, FARREI. & CO., New Orleans.
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REs-4B'' Select whisl.ey, - so per gallon.
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FINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
)AILY STATE JOURNAL OFFICE, Z
RICHMOND. Nov. 10. 1871.

We quote first-class paper at to 10 per
cent. per annum. Richmond city bonds are held
at so cents. Virginia State stocks dull There is
an active demand for flrst-class railroad seeuri-
lies
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SIX HUNDRED

More than $4,000 Her1ings Safes have been
and are now in use, and over
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EOR NEW YORK. 4s8grs

The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and PACKET
COMPANY'S elegant steamship GEORGE B.
UPTON, Captain ROBERTS, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on TUESDAY, November 2l at
Pm.
Connecting with steamers for Hartford, Nor
wich, Stoningtor, Fall River and Boston from
same pier.
Freight received up to the hour of sailing.
Close connections and through bills of lading
given to all southern, eastern, and western
places; also, to Europe and Australia.
Fare, $5; meals and state-rooms, extra.
aa f ID. J. BURR, President,
, 1914 Main street.
WAsHINaTos Co., agents, Pier12, North river,
New York no ls--3t
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IrOR RENT-Two large DWELLINGS. -
II with modern convenienees--one with car k:1
large house and stable attached, near the corner
of Leigh and Adams Streets ppiy 10 =
oc Sl-lmeod GRUBB A WILLIAMS
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rINHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.-RAF-
i FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States.
DIsrRIBUrIoN No $50. EvEsINe. Nov. IS.
20 % " 81 Is 80 IS IS Al 60 5
DrsrRIRurIos No. e5l MoRSiNe, Nov 20
go 80 81 IS Is Al 81 67 IS "a
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 10th
day of November 1871.
SIMMONS & CO, C. @. TOldPKINS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur
chased from Captain w. /. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main.