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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-12
THE OUTRAGE UPON THE NEW YORK
ORANGEMEN. s,t ~s

THE OUTRAGE UPON THE NEW YORK
ORANGEMEN. sses
We have never had any sympathy with
attempts to perpetuate the memory Of those
savage acts of savage age which are re-
vived by the annual parades of the Orange
men and hostile societies of Catholics. But
the right of any society of Americans to
appear peacefully in public professions and
parades is. one of the most sacred and un-
deniable. A -
The conduct of the New York city au-
thorities in forbidding the Orange procession
in New York to-day, was a fragrant viola
ton of the right of the citizen. 1t was
moreover contemplate and cowardly be-
yond description. Whether influenced by
fear, as is alleged, or by a determination
to retain the Catholic vote at whatever
sacrifice, it is alike shameful and dam
nable outrage. Our Roman Catholic
friends should hasten to ignore and de-
nounce it.
They cannot afford to seem aparty to an
ACT, WHICH VIII CTcdtC Viic n OiOttiiuooeS SSiip"
tions of alarm and indignation in the breast
of every true patriot and lover Of liberty.
Professionalism is not yet outlawed in this
country. Its adherents have some claim to
the protection of the laws. We are sure
this act will meet with no favor among true
Catholics. 1t is piece of superlative DEM
agogueism too apparent to cheat an mtelli
gent voter. We know that our catholic
fellow-citizens, as a whole, are attached tt
our institutions, and are willing to extend
to all, that tolerance which they ask fol
themselves. 4
We have no fear of their encroachins
upon the rights of any one in matters
conscience. We recognize the great worl
they are doing for religion and education
their noble humanties their care of the or
phan and the friendless; their Sisters of Char
ity, touching all hearts with beautiful lives
devotion to the poor, the sick, and the sui
fering of every cline. And it is becaus
we would not wish to see them take falls
position upon this subject, that we entrea
them to be the first to speak out agains
this suppression Of the procession of tn
Orangemen.
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Robbed.-Between 2 and o'clock this
morning, the conductors car attached to
the freight train standing near the Q. Il o.
railroad depot, was broken open and robbed
of pair Of pants. In the pocket were
bunch of keys and $3.50 in currency, be-
longing. to Captain Swift, the conductor,
who was asleep in the car at the time, and
who awoke just as the thief was making his
exit from the car. The captain gave chase
but was unable to overtake the thief who
escaped with the pants and contents. The
next time the captain goes to sleep, he had
better keep awake.
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Pr,orisions for the Alns-house. e.-Contracts
for furnishing the alms-house were made by
the committee on the poor yesterday, to the
parties and at the rates named below:
Bacon, 81 cents, VIM. Jenkins; beef,
So 80 per 10Opounds, w. II. Brauer; flour,
g 81 per barrel, Henry Newman = 2H;;,,n meal.
rice, cents per pound, w. Jenkins coffee,
le cents per pound, w. Jenkins tea, no
contract sugar, 10a cents per pound, VIM.
Jenkins !; vinegar, 25 cents per gallon, Har-
yey & Williams soap, ) cents per bar, 2.
j. Crew Il Co.; salt, 50 % per sack, VIM.
Jenkins !; molasses, 24I cents per gallon,
Harvey K Williams; potatoes, 81 90 per
bushel, VIM. Jenkins ; herrings, So 25per
barrel full size) Harvey & Williams.
The committee appointed Mr.. Benjamin
Z. August their clerk.
This looks like business, and smells not
stiobbish, ~
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Hotel Ayirals.-We note the following

Hotel 1qricals.-We note the following
to-day: ,,,on
Amfricoa Hotel--J. A. Bradford, Washington;
r. A Dickenson, city; G. Seldom, Va j. Roper,
9owling Green; w. Ii. Xix, AppomattoX;P + Hax-
all, city; X. b. Bucsiy FaT1nSile, Tayai M alo1le
j Johnson, Va; r. g. Ward Ga; ,. honmai' i,.s,l
Norfolk; p, +, Wood, So Elk, Co.; J; r. CROCK *
well Va; WIZ. Wilkinson Prince EaMaru; a;t1,. n
+ Shek, Baltimore; L. Phillips Wincnes.er' e NJ y
Piumbe do; w. q. Dorset, Powhatan; Key m
w Staples and lady NJ XII .; uariy a. Kopsp 'sn r r. B
Noryall. Va; J. w. Noryal, do; f. Q. Jordon 40
j. r. Waterman, Yorktown; r. Huffman, ND
Il. 7. Morris, do; T. w. Hix, Va; r. IL. Ander'
E5ri's Hotel Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh, city
T. ], Woods, Albemarle; G. l.. Bartlett, =. z.
H. H. Dyson, I. G.. Leath, NottoWay ". II
Gambler John pavidson na M ossph esa0eE Eeite
Waynesboro; Ii. G. Garter, Staunton; a a
Chambliss, lthiy, and three children Va; A, y
Goodman, Lynehbnrg D. q; Jackson fhaT un,t
Halifax Thomas McCandlis, Orange .. "
Pailser, King and Queen; &. T. Clark, Va; r r
p. Stone, r. L. p. r. r. +. J. clark, W 81, II
Scott. r., G. Scott, Savannah ]. A. Adams, Bal
| timore; W. Weddle and Son, Petersburg w
Page, H. Page, Halifax II. w. Bailey, UhaT I
iottesviile A. J. Cheathan, Baltimore; w
Ricketts,, Orange.
Enchoa1e and Bauord--R. S. King, Va. S
| 7. r, Palmore, O. j. Bell, and lady, Mississippi
| DIR. II. f. Haslsins, Brunswick; G.. H Ordway
Boston r.. Doutbat, A. H. brewery, Charles city
J. G.. Haines, N, j.; Mrs Odgen, and child, Nol
| folk Mrs Sinoot, do; w. M Wachner, Russia
| T. H. Murfee, Va ; George Mckendree, Wes
| va, Nv. G. Charlton, University of Va. j. M
McCue, Virginia /; J. Brennan, Baltimore
G L. DeHam, Greenbrier; ]. d. Martin, N: 2
". powers, Lexington; Dir. r. r. Leake, Whit
sulphur Springs; II. q. Tinsley, city; L. i
| Vaughan, w. p. Walton, Chesapeake and Obi
| railroad; Col. w. w. Hancock, p, L. Warbougi
| Nottoway H. HAUNT, L. nj. n HAUNT, Louis
Harris, Philadelphia; DIR. ]. w. Nash, Carter
yiile w B. Weisiger; Mr.. and Mrs Connor, n.
| and servant, NJ Y; j. w. Rober, Rocky Greer
w. T. Walker, Goochland; A. J. Green, +: n
Wooten and lady, g: H. Richmond, y; q; T;
Atwate, N. Y; B. I. Newcomer, J; X Randal
baltimore: w. w. Worsham, Danyille; l.. Cohel
II. w Cronin, S. II. Jones, s. IL. Bell, ].
Nance; j. S. Nealle, Va.
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Excursion to Norfolk Saturday.-We de-
sire to correct several errors we made in
our notice yesterday in relation to the rum
ming of the" John Sylvester" from here to
Norfolk. 1t is probable she will make the
trip Saturday next, the only one of the sea-
son. The fare for the round trip is only
$3.50, and not $500 as we stated yester-
day. We trust large party will go on
Saturday SO as to encourage the Sylvester
to repeat these pleasant excursions at an
carly day.
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Increase of Deaths.-Those who fail to
notice regularly the number OF deaths oc-
curing each week in the city, will be sur
prised to learn the increase OF deaths which
occurred last week. Fifty-five persons OF
all ages and conditions died here last week
the average being about tllirty-fivee a
week, makes twenty more deaths last
week than usual. We, Of course, are igno-
rant of the cause, but are not surprised at
the results, knowing, as we do, the filthy
condition of many of our streets. Let the
work of cleaning be commenced at once,
else we may at any time expect an epe,
demic.
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Meeting of the City Council. This body
will meet tomorrow afternoon, in the hall
of the House of Delegates, where the mem-
bers will have room to spread themselves.
The debates are likely to be of an exciting
and interesting character, and if we are
permitted to be present, we propose to
furnish our readers with correct account
of what is said and done. We have no
friends to reward, or enemies to conciliate
therefore our readers may expect rare
entertainment.
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accidents from Kerosene Many of our
cotemporaries are urging the passage Of a
law making it penal offence to light fires
with kerosene oi1. They had as well ask
that law be passed making it a penal
offence to any one committing suicide. The
effects are the same in each case.
We propose law making it penal
offence to every one failing to subscribe,
pay for, and read a newspaper. The &C,
counts of accidents of this kind, published
almost daily, would soon satisfy people
that the habit of pouring oil on fires was
attended with considerable risk.
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A Sneak Thief Captured Yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. G. Zander, who keeps a
clothing store on Main street, near Elgh-
teenth, caught colored boy in the act OF
tapping his money drawer. Detective Dan
Wren, happening by at the time, took
charge of the young scamp and locked HIM
up in the first station-house, where he was
identified as one of the most notorious OF
his clan. He was brought before Justice
Royster this morning and received free
ticket for thirty days board and lodgings at
the Valley hotel.
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Vegetables are still very high in the mar
kets of Lynchburg.
Lynchburg was visited Monday by a
severe thunder and wind storm.
A shark seven and a half feet long was
captured near Norfolk, several days ago.
The tobacco breaks at Liberty ware
house, in Lynchburg, have been unusually
heavy recently.
Work on the Orange railroad and AM
herst toll bridges at Lynchburg, is being
rapidly pushed to completion.
Shadbolt, of Petersburg, is in Norfolk,
exhibiting number of living curiositles,
among them the hermaphrodite horse.
1t is now reported that j. M. Thompson
of Amherst, was not killed in the late Ten
nessec railroad accident, but is rapidly re
covering.
The new City Council of Lynchburg. Is
receiving the encomiums of the public Tor
their determination to build a new market
house.
Al house at Ferry Point, near Norfolk,
was struck by lightning on Friday last;
but soon recovered.
| General Malone has returned to Lynch
| burg. after an absence of a month in New
York. We thought the General was abb
sent, as he owes us letter.
Large quantities of watelmelons are daily
4 received in Norfolk from North Carolina.
They are very scarce and high here. Can't
YOU send us few, neighbor?
The Norfolk Vaya,ian has accepted the
h,,f. bife
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attempted Hat Lifting.-Last night, a
friend Of ours determined it was too hot to
sleep in bed, so he. stretched himself upon
a bench in the porch, where, famed by the
gentle breezes of heaven, which have been
so scarce of late, he was soon locked IN the
embraces of innocent sleep.
Dreaming sweetly of the past, he was
awakened under the impression Welslger
or Allen was measuring his head for a
new hat, of which friend proposed making
him present. Imagine his surprise, when
he found that young gentleman OF color
was endeavoring to swap hats with him, or
take his for no adequate consideration.
The gentleman of color finding his victim
aroused, concluded it best to make tracks,
which he did in a hurry, leaving our friend
to retire to more secure quarters.
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A Horse Thief and Burglar Comes to
the Penitentiny for 7icenty.fow Years
Lemuel Giles, noted negro horse thlef ana
burglar, from Nottoway county, arrived
at the penitentiary yesterday, and created
quite a sensation among the "short term"
zebras. He will remain, unless he escapes,
dies. or some future Governor pardons him,
for twenty-four years. The jury thought
Lemuel merited hanging, but gave him
what they considered life term.
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Sun-Shoke.-A German, employed by
Theodore Frick, died yesterday from the
effects of sun-stroke. He was employed
during the day in hauling hay, and brought
in a load about P. Nj. He was taken
sick very suddenly, and died in four or five
hours. DIR. M. A.. Rust was called in, but
arrived after the man was dead. He was a
man of very intemperate habits, but had
drank nothing for week previous to yester-
day. During that time he had eaten little OF
nothing. Men habituated to intemperance
are advised to stay in the shade and keep
cool such weather as the present.
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ms- Why Yeast Powder should be used.-Be-
cause it is much more convenient than brewers
or hop yeast, produces better and more nuiri
tious food, and never fails of success. This is
particularly applicable to DooLEYs YEAST Pow,
DER as each package not only contains the f"t
aoeigM as represented, but the contents are per-
feetly free from any injurious substances. Moth
ing enters into its composition but articles that
are healthy and nourishing, and the bread pre-
pared with it is such as can be eaten with impu-
nity by the most sensitive invalids. For sale by
orocers everywhere.
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Correction. are requested by M. p.
Handy, ESQ.,. to state that the article we
copied yesterday from the New York
World, rehecting upon the detective force
of this city, was not written by the Woytd's
regular correspondent, but by an "Occa-
sional.u We make the correction with
pleasure, and would be glad to see "Occa-
sional' make handsome apology for the
injustice done the force, as we feel satisfied
they are innocent Of the charge preferred
against them.
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SHIPPING
EOR NEW YORK.

FoR NEW YORK. aGfE
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Captain BLAKRMAN, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on FRIDAY, July 18th, at l r.
M Freight received until IL M s.r-s
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch toaall points-north, south,
east and west. Close connections made with Cn-
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare. e................. "lz W
.,taera eo 90
Round Trip Tickets. ets........................ 20 90
For freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
iv l2-2t No Governor street
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NOT AN HOUR LOST FROM BUSINESS

The elegant and fast steamer
s JOHN SYLVESTER 81
will leave company's wharf on NEXT SATUR-
DAY AFTERNOON, July 10th, at p. M, land
ing at Old Point and Norfolk Sunday morning in
time for early breakfast. Returning, will leave
Norfolk and Old Point late in the afternoon, and
arrive in Richmond about II p. M. Sunday night.
Fare for round trip only $3.50.
Refreshment table on board at city prices but
no meals necessarily taken on steamer.
This is the best and cheapest arrangement ever
offered on this route to enable business men
(young and old to take this delightful salt water
trip without interfering with business hours
Best order will be maintained.
Tickets for sale at CARRIER & Co. West john
ston's, Meade s. Bakers, and the principal book
and drug stores. Jy LIT
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The Forger.-Captain Tyler, acting Chief
of Police, received yesterday a dispatch
from the Sheriff of Holly Springs, Miss,
stating that an officer was now ON the way
here with arequisition for Eilbie Taliaferro,
who is alleged to have committed forgery
in that place some time since. A full ac-
count Of his arrest was given in the JOUR-
NAL few days since.
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BRICK PoMEROY OPPOSES THE NEW
DEPARTURE AND SENsIBLY PROPOSES
THAT THOSE WHO ACCEPT THE REPUB-
IICAN PLATFORM, SHOULD JOIN US IN
FULL MEMBERsHIP.-Ina recent issue
of that paper he says that for the past six
years the leading principle of the Demo-
cratic party has been opposition to the ty-
rannical usurpations of Congress, in forcing
upon the Southern people the reconstruc-
ton measures, and upon the country at
large, the 18th 14th and 10th amendments
to the constitution. The party has de-
nounced reconstruction as unconstitutional ;
and has claimed that the three amendments,
as their apparent ratification was obtained
by force, are not legally parts of the con-
stitution, nor binding in their provisions.
But now it is proposed to accept recon-
struction as a finality, and the three amend
ments as legally and sufficiently ratified.
| "Bricko does not see any good in this
sNew Departure" but thinks that if it is
adopted, and the Republican platform as
suined by the Democratic party, the Demo
Gratis should at once turn over to tA'
Republicans the entire administration 0
the nation, on the principle that the bes
person to run machine is the man who in
vented it. w "a 2
The people fully agree with Brick Pome
roy in his latter proposition and do thinl
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The Almshouse.-T committee OF the
Council on the Almshouse held meeting
yesterday, and reelected DIR. J. 5: d; Cul-
len Physician of that institution. MIR. James
Epps was also reelected Assistant-Superln-
tendent of the same institution.
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Funding the State Debt.--The funding OF
the State debt not only goes on briskly, but
the amount increases each day. Yesterday
it reached $246, 102. IA, making an aggregate
to date of 81 ,204, ,962.s6.
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Oeer,come By the Hem.-About O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Claiborne Bowles, col
ored, driver for VIM. s. Pitcher, while
driving down Ninth street and when near
the corner of Main, was overcome by ex-
cessive heat. He was taken from his cart,
and after being kindly cared for, was re-
moved to his home.
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Robbe,y.-Ycsterday afternoon, a col
ored boy, in the employ of Captain Samuel
Roberts, of the schooner Dunderberg, went
into the room of Captain Roberts during his
absence, and appropriated the captains
watch and chain. He Immediately depart
ed for parts unknown, leaving the captain
to guess the time of day.
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Pastoral CaU.-The Rev. Il. G. Gordon,
of this city, has received a call from the
Farmville Presbyterian church. MIR: Cor.
don is the son of the late j. N. Gordon, OF
this city, -. N N 4. !. NJ "a
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NEW YORK.

EOR NEW YORK. <|EfM
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and PACKET
COMPANY'S elegant. steamship IiLLlE,
CAPTAIN PARTRIDGE will leave her wharf at
Rockets on FRIDAY, July 14th, at T. nj.
Freight received up to the hour Of sailing.
Close connections and through bills of lading
piyen to all southern, eastern, and western
places; also, to Europe and Australia.
Fare $5 meals and state-rooms extra.
p S.-This steamer goes direct tfrom New orf
to Galveston.
f ID. j. BURR, President,
jy list l2l4 MAIN street..
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Most persons say so, that Johnston x
Selden, a few doors below us, are up to the
times their counters are laden with all
the periodicals of the day. When you wish
book, paper, or any thing else in their
line, call at their establishment. We stop
ped in this morning and procured our usual
supply. r..
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ne Ladies' suffering from Irregularities, or
any complaint peculiar TO their sex, are guaran-
teed speedy relief by DIR. BOTT, No, 7Sl Main
street, Richmond, Va. Correspondence. strictly
confidential All letters of finquiry answered free
of charge -
Medicines forwarded by mail or express.
Z Rooms and attendance furnished when re-
quired.
Ofice hours from 0 to IL NJ, 2 to 5, and Z TO 81
evening Sundays, 2 to 4 p. M.
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MEETINGS.

TINO THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS: SIR--You are hereby re-
ouested to give notice of a meeting of the Board
of Supervisors, to be held at the court-h house
THURSDAY, the 9th day of July, 1871.
5lf5 SAM'L ANABLE,
Supervisor of Fairfield Township.
II. A. FRAYSER,
Supervisor of Brookland Township.
aA- iCLERK's OFFcE, HESRIco CoUsTY,}
July lst 1871.
The Board of Supervisors of Henrico county
will meet ut the courthouse on THURSDAY, the
9th July, 1871. All persons having business
with the same will be present.
T5sTB VIM J. ANABLE,
Clerk of Henrico, and us SUCH Clerk of Board Of
Supervisors Jy l--M&Std
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THE Zebras are engaged to-day in im-
proving the gravel walks around the
Governor's Mansion. The appointment OF
a few more notaries is expected at the close
of the Job. ~ &. ~ -
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TIlHE STATE JOURNAL is an excellent adj
/ yertising medium. Try it and see.
257
nISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
IL STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-

ginia. if
70 all sohonl ii may concern, Gfeettngi
Notice is hereby given, That, on the llth day
of July 1871 eleven (l) gallons Of Scotch Whls-
KEY, ninety three (93) gallons Domestic Whiskey,
gallons sherry Wine, six Toy bottles Gin, eighty
four (s4) bottles Native Wine, six (6) bottles
blackberry Brandy, four (i) bottles Scotch WINS,
KEY. eleven (ll) bottles Cognac Brandy, one ~
bottle Apple Brandy, two hundred (20ol empty
Bottles, twenty (20) empty Barrels, valued at STA
and claimed by f. j. Reilly, was seized by the
Marshal of the United States for said District as
forfeited to the use of the United States and the
same is libeed and prosecuted in this court IN the
name of the United States, for condemnation for
the causes in the said Libel set forth, and that
said cause will stand for trial at the court-roo
in the city Of Richmond, on the 29th day OF July,
1871 next, when and where all persons are
warned TO appear to show cause why condemna-
tion should not be decreed, and to intervene for
their interests
- DAVID b. PARKER,
S,ll-l0t u. s. Marshal
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haSREAR COMPOSITION sTONE.-For
,an,tains fronts, docks, piers, culyerts, walls,
durable, anlall building purposes; harder more
uto,,a For stf per cent. cheaper than natural
,ura for countiez of same, or right of manufacA
ntsARIING, Secre States, apply TO cHAS. w.
rsnv' i, ,2ss Broadwas N. Y. Frear Stone Com
psshSi V
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re billiard Temple.-Redford and Ives, cor
ner of Main and Eleventh streets, keep the most
fashionable Billiard Saloon in Richmond. Their
tables all new, and everything connected
with the establishment is first-class. Players
are informed that whistling is positively prohib-
iad
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FOR RENT

TVOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND IN HAIR
1--WE FOR RENT.-A neat and substantial
cottage containing six rooms, with one and a half
acres of ground attached, i'll the town of Harvie,
for rent cheap to a good tenant Situated within
ten minutes walk of the terminus of the street
railway The house is in excellent repair, and
the grounds well enclosed. Apply to
jy lists JOURNAL OFFICE.. 2
THOR RENT.---TWO UNFURNfSHED @.sa
IL ROOMS with use OF parlor and ldtch- NELL
on if requred). Terms reasonable. Apply at
100 Jackson street, above First je 2S-tf
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Yesterday.-It is unnecessary for us to
inform our readers that yesterday was a
scorcher. All are aware of the fact who
were unfortunate enough to be in Rich
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Peasonol.-Mr. Ii. G. Tinsley, Associated
Press agent of this city, returned yesterday
from q visit to the Healing Springs.
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Hustings Co,ut.-This court was engaged
to-day in the trial of several civil cases OF
minor importance.