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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

At Centerve Boise county. l. T., on Sunday, May
2sth, Dr. c. T. FREEMAN. aged about 80 years.
The deceased was native of Massachusetts,. where
his father and family still reside. He had been res
ident of centervile since 1864 where he engaged
in the practice of his profession physician and
the estimation in which he WAS held by the members
Of that profession viii appear from the resolutions
published elsewhere in this issue Dr. Freeman was
universally respected and esteemed by all who knew
him. and his death is deeply deplored by all.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

Nor So.-Several of our exchanges recently
published statement that Robert Bonner If
the New York Ledger, had accepted chs].
lenge from ex-Gov Stanford of California for
trotting race, for $4,000, between Dexter
and the California horse. Bonner publicly de.
MES that there is any truth whatever in the
report As Bonner is religious man, and on.
posed to horse-racing, we did not give credit
to the published report.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE-WilIiam "
Lent, of San Francisco, prominent stool
broker and Spectator, has announced that 4,
Governor Haight gets the Democratic nomD.
ton, he will run as an independent Democrat.
candidate for Governor. He may run as an
independent candidate, but not as an indeueDa
ent Democratic candidate. He is devilisb
poor Democrat if he opposes the nominees Of
that party.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01
Resolutions ON the Death of DIR. Freeman

At meeting of the members of the medical pro-
fession. held at the Office of DR.. Jamas Healy, in
Idaho CITY, l. T.. May 3d. 1871 for the purpose of ex-
pressing the opinion of the profession concerning the
death and character of C. E. FREEMAN II. d. the fol-
lowing resolutions adopted:
Resolved That in the death of DIR. c. l.. Freeman
tbe orofession has lost a member eminently worthy
of their respect and love- whose modesty. skill KIND
ness and delcacy of feeling gave evidence OF those
qualities of mind and heart by which all the pest au
most eminent men of our profession have been dis
tinguished.
Resolped That copy of the foregoing preamble and
resolution be presented to the family OF the deceased
and furnished for publication in the IDAHO WORLD,
and the Medical and Surgical Reporter Philadelphia
Pennsylvania. JAS. HALL III. De- Sec
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

Loyal THIEvEs.-A Probate Judge, Sher-
if: and two other county officers, in Abbeville
county, South Carolina, are in Jail awaiting
their trial for robbing the county safe. 1t is
probably unnecessary to add that they are
leading carpet-bag Radicals, who drifted down
there after the close of the war. If they were
all put where they ought to be, several new
penitentiaries would be needed in that State.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

NEW PAPER.-The Democratic Era new
paper published at East Portland, Oregon, by
Hicks & Ravely, reached us few days ago.
1t is an 8-column weekly, presents neat typo.
graphical appearance, is edited with marked
ability, and as it is of the right political com.
plexion we wish it every success.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

AGAINST THE TREATY.-Ben. Butler went
before the Committee ON Federal Relations OF
Massachusetts,, and read letter which makes
a 24-page pamphlet which he had addressed 70
his son-in-law Senator Ames, in which ne takes
strong grounds against The ratification OF the
Washington treaty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

To BE SURvEYED.-The Chief Engineer Of
the Canada Pacific Railroad will, in short
time start out surveying parties, numbering in
all 300 men, to select and survey route from
Canada to the Pacific.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

PORT CLosED.-President Juarez of Mexi
co has issued decree, or proclamation, clos
ing the port of Tampico as long as the revolu.
tionists are in possession Of the city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIEs.-The Democratic
urinary elections in Los Angeles and Colusa
counties, CAL, May 22d, resulted in victory
for the Haight men.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-06-01

BECOMING A STAR.-Miss Sue Robinson,
formerly Getzler, has been engaged to take the
position of leading lady" at Mcvicker's new
theatre in Chicago, for nine months, commence
ing September LIST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

PRESENTATION OF A Company &,
of the First Virginia regiment. was iiist
night presented with a splendid flag by The
ladies' of Church Hill. 1t measures tour
nv six feet, is made of royal purple SILK,
and is elegantly mounted. On one side IS
the coat of arms Of Virginia in g'lded work,
relieved by the richest colorlng. on the
reverse the letter &c" occupies the centre,
and is encirclcd by wrcaths. Around the
circle thus arranged is neatly wrought
in giIded letters "In Memory OF our De-
parted Heroes. Organized August -, 1859.
Rc0reanized August II, 1871"
At an early hour Masonic Hall, on Twen-
ty-ti(th street, was densely crowded with
ladies' and gentlemen to witness the ccre-
moDy of presentation. The company
TUNED out in full strength, and presented
very handsome appearance. About 8
O'Clock the Committee of ARRANGEMENTS en-
tered the hall, cscorting General Pickett,
General L. Il. Moore, and Mayor Kelley.
General Pickett, on being introduced by
Captain Whitehead, presented the banner
on behalf of the ladies. He alluded to the
past services of the former Company u,
giving the record Of the engagements III
which it took part from Bull Kun to the
surrender OF Lee.
His speech was IN eloquent tribute to
this company and the old First Virginia
regiment.
feeling response in behalf of his company.
Mayor Kelley was then called out, and
made one Of his best speeches.
The commissioned officers Of the COM
pany are: Captain, John d. Whitehead !;
First Lieutenant, w. L. M. Kellum :;
Second Lieutenant, Joseph p. Sharp Third
Lieutenant, S. Wesley Farrar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

A SIDE OF LEATHER SIXTY IEAEs Old
MADE INTO HARNEss.-Some months $50
mention was made in the Dispatch OF The
finding of side of leather in 4 perfect
state Of preservation under the ruins OF the
Spotswood Hotel. Where the Spots"ood
stood there was once i tanncry, and from
citizens of more than three-score years ana
ten it is ascertajned that it has been Sky
years at least since any leather was there
tanned. Messrs. d. a. Brown Il Sons be-
came the purchasers of the leather from
the colored man who found it. They nave
made it into a set of single buggy harness,
and after its completion, late last evening,
sent it to the Fair, where il may be seen To-
Iau
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Ritl,n.ond ;9ispatrh.
,,nrU,aspA i, 49,. NOVEMBER :, 1871.
The Fair.

"a Nha Falr.
The rasn came upon us yesterday, IN con.
fsrmssion OF the !" weather probabilities !"
reported from the Washington Obsersa-
tory. That institution Is wonderfully
accurate in It's prophecies. We VISA me
Government were az truthful anu we'll
regulated. The probabIIties" were mace
TOO real yesterday, and the consequence
WINS that the Fair was saturated and be-
,lraceied and generally INSTRUCTED and un-
comfortable.
Much anticipated pleasure was pre-
vented and many plans frustrated. Still
The number on the Fair Grounds exceeded
the general expectation. Under the pro-
lection Of close carriages and umbrellas
many went to look at the disconsolate ami
mails and to console themselves at ZETELLE's
luxurious boards.
To-day much will necessarily be crowd
ed into short time, and the interest OF the
Fair will be very great. Large numbers
will OF course throng the grounds ana inc
apartments Of the exhibition. We hope
the day will be suspicious, and shall look
for the Observatory probabilities with
anxiety. We have bad suihciency Of rain
to Justify the hope that we may be spared
any further pluvial visitations for the ba.
lance OF the week.
1t is a little singular that nearly all the
Fairs of this autumu-posSibly with the
exception only Of that at Lynchburg-haye
been incommoded with heavy rains; and
az such bad been the fashion we have had
to share the fortune Of others.
T. S.-Yesterday evening the sky cleared
itself Of clouds, and last night the stars
were brightly reflected from the blue cell
ing of the vault above. The temperature
became cooler and more agreeable, aud the
promise for bright weather was decided.
This gladdened thousands OF persons VINO
expect to find in the military and other
proceedings on the grounds today infinite
qualification. we refer to our local depart
ment for to-day's programme.
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feH ED.

In Brunswick, on tie 18Th Of October, Or. y.
JAWRATT CLAlB( RNE; aged eigaty'serca
years.
Also, 10 the ssmc county, on the 18th OF rc.o-
her, Miss EL1Zs BETH e. HARRISON, d'ugfi,
ic. or the laIe James j. Harrison, OF Diamond
EloYe.
On THURSDAY, October Psi at the Second Ra3-
iiFf church. by tn. Rev. j. A. Dearborn. WAN
=. Q1AKLES, Fro. TO Miss Mamie III. til!.i"
.,snyhter Of Lewis Hill Esq. All Of this city. No
cards.
AL his re j.icrce on hurch i'm. the morning
Of November Isl, NJ JANE SA. GODDlN, In the
sIN,y.unIh year of his nge.
Bis fricn Is and those nj the family arc luvt"dlo
atrcud the funeral from Leigh Street Bapj"L
church at II O'Clock FRIDAY, 30 instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

METEOROLOGICAL AND WATER STATISTICS.
The following is statement of the amount
of wafer pumped at the City Water w forks
during the month of October 1871; also,
The state OF the thermometer as taken ut
the pump-house each morning ut o'clock
month. 77,lOO 600. 90
per is7, coo. "a
Greatest number OF gallons pumped
was Oh tuesday, Observation-Disclosures. 100 003. 90
Nunrer Of hours worked during the mouth, 5lA !;
average number worked per day, IL 1873,
State Of Thermometer each bloomington the Month
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MAkKlEB,,

IN Brunswick, on the i7Gs or October. by the
Rev. James w Blincoe. WILLIAM Nj. MAN
MING and Miss LuLiE SEWARD.
On the 2aih or October. BENJAMIN J. JOINS
and Miss MANY h,TRCP; both Of III unswick.
Atst Jines's church. on Tuesday, October
.Eh, nv the Rev j. PCtrki', ID. D., the Rcv.
FRAN CIs NJ. BAKER. rector of Grace church,
u Mrs. MARIA r. GaSSk WAY sl'cs- daugh"r
Of Ssmuc! e. GTeenhnw, Es,I.; all ofIhs city.
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At,crros sAEss Te.DAY.

i, r. NEwBURN Will seIiatsp. N. ffty bead
uful building tots On Ci,y and Leigh streets
near the Fair Gronnds.
ID. &. PARKER. United states Marshal, VIII se1
stlsA. M. Johnson's restaurant, hxtures' iuf-
\ nituse, &c.
W. GODDIN Win sell stA p. 81. brick tenement
on the cast side OF Eighth street norm Oh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

The MILITARY PARADE To-DAy.-Cap-
tain Sloan, commanding the First Virginia
regiment, has issued orders for the reGi-
mcnt to attend the State Fair to-day in Il
body. The companies Will meet at their
respective headquarters this morning at s
O'Clock, and the column will move from the
Broad.strcct frost of the City Hall pre-
ciscly at 8 O'clock. Smiths band (newly
uniformcd) will furnish the music. The
line of march will he down Broad street to
Governor, down Governor to Franklin,
down Franklin to the Exchange Hotel.
Here the Lynchburg Home Guard will be
received, and the column will then resume
the linc of march, passing down Franklin
to Fifteenth street, down Fifteenth TO Main,
up Main 10 Fifth, up Fifth to Franklin. up
Franklin to First, up First TO Gtace, down
Grace to Sixth. up sixth 10 Broad. The
regiment will then take the cars for the
Fair Grounds, arriving there atl1 O'Clock.
At 3u'clock the drilling for the prize.medal
will commence, and at o'clock there will
he dress parade of the regiment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

GRAND DIVISION OF NIRGiSIA.-1hc
Grand Division of the Sons OF Temperance
commenced its session last evening III the
hall OF Marion Division, the Grand Worthy
Patriarch presiding. All Of the officers
were present except the Grand Treasurer
A number Of new delegates were initiated.
At halt-past II it adjourned to meet this
evening at the hall of Harmony Division,
on Broad near Sixth street. The Commit
tee on the State OF the Order will meet At
the same place at 2, NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

THE CRY CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE COW
NIrrEE will hold their meetings every n'sSs
from this time until election is over al Tue
office OF the Eremng Ne,cs. Matters ..
importance will be transacted at tncsc
meetings, and it is expected that every
member of this committee will be proinp'
in his attendance.
At the meeting last night the following
important resolution WAS adopted:
''ResoIred, That Messrs. John Z. pos
sioux, NJ. l.. Suaus, Bradley L. johnson
John E. Langhton, DR., Peyton Mit,
James b. Pace, George S. Palmer, and John
Johns. be appointed u committee to m M af
collections from the citizens Oh hehah o'
the City Central Conservative Commiltet,
and that the public be requested to hahu
their subscriptions to this object oniy 70
the persons herein named"
This committee commands the confidence
Of the community, and should receive h'e-
raj encouragement.
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CLASS llI.-sECTIoN I.--FARM PRODUCTS.

CLASS 1n.--sECTIoN I.-FARM PRODUCTS.
Best shipping tobacco, growth of 1871,
S2O-Samuel IL. Royal. Powhatan. Best
manufacturing leaf, $20-S. G. Shelton,
Buncombe county, n. e. Best fancy wrap
per, $20-same. Best specimen of manu-
featured tobacco for general consumption,
$20-R. W. Oliver, Richmond. Best speci-
men smoking tobacco, S10-R. w. Oliver,
for ssBelle Helene" brand. Best speci-
men of cigars, Sc. G. Salamone, Rich
mond, for brand King of the Sea-" The
committee recommend discretionary pre-
MUM to r. Nj. Price, of Casweu county,
N. c., for 4 sample Of fancy wrapper-it is
worthy of q premium, being, second best
and very fine. For best sample of working
or shipping tobacco, $40 Offered by South
ern Fertilizing Company)-L. 3. Goodman,
Powhatan county. The committee also
| recommend to Discretionary Committee
samples of manufactured tobacco exhibited
by L. II. Smith Il Brother, Of Richmond,
as being very superior. Also, a sample OF
cigars exhibited By Whitlock Il Abram,
Richmond.
Section 2.-For Best Bushel-White
wheat, s.; red wheat, ST. Y. Scott
white corn in ear or on stalk, SO; oats,
SIR. Woods, Of Albemarle. Clover seed,
50; timothy seed, So; ground peas, 81
| Allison s. Addison.
Section 3.-Gdrden Prodttcts.-For Best
| Dozen-Long blood beets, S1-F. NJ. Max.
ey. Cabbages, S1-L. Chamberlayne. Caul
FLOWERS, S1-L. Chamberlayne. Carrots
Sl-L. Chamberlayne. Celery, SIT. p,
Hooper. Best half-doZen elephants, 81
T. 2. Hooper. Lettuce, SIT. P. Hooper
Parsnips, SIT. P. Hooper. Best half
dozen pumpkins, SIT. z. Hooper. Ra
dishes, $1-John Perry. Satisfy, S1-John
Perry. Squashes, best peck onion, best
bushel sweet potatoes, best bushel Irish
ipotatoes, 81 each-L. Chamberlayne. Bes
peck OF peppers. SIT. 2. Hooper. Bes1
bushel turnips, Sl-B. It. Stanley. Endives
tSl-T. p. Hooper. Best peck OF tomatoes
|$1-T. p. Hooper. Best collection OF gar
den seeds raised in Virginia, S5-Thoma
z. Hooper, Henrico.
Section 4.-Orchard and Nursery. Pro
ducts, Virginia Groacth.-For Best AsSort
Dlen-N ursery stock, S10-Frankiu Davi!
is Co. Two-year apple trees Suited to Viz
ginia, medal-Allan & johnson. One.
|year peach trees suited to Virginia, medal
Franklin Davis & Co. Two-year pear tree
i(dwarf and standard), medal-FrankliI
Davis & Co. Largest and best collection O
Iapples, SJ-Tyrer Dollins, Of Albemarle
Best collection OF grapes, SIN. B. Buck
Warren county. Best native apple, 81
Gully apple, j. Rayenscroft Jones, of Bruins
wick county.
| SECTION y.-FLoRAL PRODUCTS.
| Largest and best collection Of plants II
pots, S5-John Morton, Richmond; Sc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

VEHICLES WANrsD.-Attention Is calico
to the following resolution adopted by LUG
City Conservative Committee last night:
I" Resolced, That all Conservatives ID Inc
city who are wilfingto place their carriage
auggies. wagons, aud teams ofeyery desct,p-
Eonat The disposal OF the City Central Con-
sentative Committee on election.day are
requested to notify tho secretary OF thc
committee at the Office Of the Ersasa9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

ID BMOYAL.-AUG. ARSELL, JR., d
HI Co., TIHEEkA. PLUMBERS, AND GAS
FirrEbE have renewed to heir new stoi g, No.
7a2 Asta e.Ieet between teyenth and Il Ugh b, and
are PREPARED With new stock and Increased force
70 execute all work In their line. Particular at
tentioG Ii calico 10 onr new ,ror Heater, spears
'solden snD, for heating oae or more sloriet. The
Is; In the country &C T-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

THE BALL OF THE OLD DOMINION CLUB.
Tonight the much-talked-of and long.
expected ball of that gallant band OF JET
ferson Ward Conservatives, the Old ~
minion Club, will take place at Virginia
Hall. From the preparations which have
been made, this will be one OF the hue:t
balls of the season and as the object Is !,
one OF importance to all, it should be well
patronized; and persons who do not par.
ticinatc in il will miss treat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

POLICE Court, WEpNEsDAY-Justice id.
White presiding.- following cases were
disposed of:
Lawrence Watkins (colored), charged
with trespaSsing on the premises OF MIR.
Myers and throwing rocks in his lot, was
required to give security in the SUM OF $50
for three months.
William Datfron, charged with assaulting
and beating Thomas Hallorin, was dis
charged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

CoNvIcrs RECEIvED.-The following con-
yirts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday: Jefferson Brockenborough COLOR
ed). convicted of arson and sentenced to be
hanged by the County Court Of Hanover,
but sentence commuted to Imprisonment
for life in the penitentiary, and Thomas
Parker (colored), eighteen years for muir.
der.n the second degree i'll the county OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

TRAIN DELAYEp.-The Aqua Greek boat
failed 10 arrive ut her wharf on time yester-
dav. and the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac train, due here at 2:l7 T. M,
was delayed an hour and four minutes in
consequence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

VIRGINIA HURDLE CLUB.-On account OF
the condition of the Fair Grounds course,
the gentlemen's hurdle race has been post
poncd to Friday at l O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

YACHT NAuTlLus.-Commodorc Iodh'
with his fine, trim little yacht Nautilus, 81,
rived from Norfolk Monday evening ana
anchored in our dock. The Nautilus Is \
beautiful craft, and rides the waters IKE !
duck. She brought q pleasure party TO 'bc
Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

The ANNUAL MEETING OF the James River
AMI Kanawha Company was adjourned
OYER until tonight at TX o'clock, at the
ompany's office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

RECEPTION OF THE LYNCHBURG HOME
GUARD.-The Home Guard, OF LyDchburg,
under the command Of Captain John
Holmes Smith, reached Richmond about
noon yesterday, after an uncomfortable
ride from Lynchburg. AT the DanTliie
DEF OF in this city they were met by detaii
of four privates and non-comlnlssloned
officer from each of the companies comprls-
ing the First Virginia regiment. under the
command of Lieutenant Briggs. oil Com
rany a dec Guard). With kessnch's
Brass Band at the head Of The escort,
the battalion proceeded from the denot
to the Exchange Hotel, and were
drawn up ia line in the passage lead
ing from the ladies' entrance to the
main lobby. Here Colonel John A. Sloan
appropriately introduced Captain Smith
and his company to Mayor Kelley. who
was in readiness TO receive them, and In
response to the introduction gave them
most cordial welcome, which elected from
the company and the crowd in ATTENDANCE
cheer after cheer. Mayor Kelley ADDRESS
over, the band struck up "DiXle," whose
inspiring notes fairly made the boys cancc.
The battalion was then marched TO quar-
tiers in the hotel prepared for the Home
Guard, who were there Hospitality ana
agreeably entertained by the prOprlctofs.
The men are as tine choking soldIeisas cVci
4" carried" musket. and our boys VIII 90
we'll to save their laurclS. The company Is
o1ficercd as follows: Captain. John H2,mes
Smith; First Lieutenant, w. j. II. Ha"-
kins; Second Lieutenant, G. ID. H1mncr
Junior Second Lieutenant, James ffai'h'
lin, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Judge
Bond preSidinJ.-The case of Austin, Dali
& Co. Us. Kent, Paine Il Co., ON an action
for debt, occupied the attention OF the Cir
cult Court yesterday during the entire day.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

GRAND RALLY At THE CORNER OF BROAD
STREET AND Brook AVENUE The upper
portion Of the city Is to be enliyened by, a
grand mass meeting Of Conservatives to-
night at the corner OF Broad street and
Brook avenue. A committee of ward sl-
perintendeDts are actively engaged MAKING
whole affair. A platform will be erected
for the accommodation Of the speakers,
who will be introduced by the presiding
su ~erintendent.
Kessnich's Band has been retained for
the occasion, and their enlivenlng strains
will fill up the intervals of the speeches ana
add TO the attraction OF bonfire. squib,. and
rocket that will flame in the front of the
speakers stand. ;,
The committee Of arrangements invite d
our popular candidates to be present. to-
rethcr with Messrs. George d. Wise,
J. Mcdowell Carrloeton. John Mayo. e. G..
CabelI, Judge Ould, Judge Crump, Judge
Meredith, Mayor Kelley, and other distIn-
cuIshed Conservatives who may be in Rich
mond on the night of the grand rally.
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Average state of thermometer Tor the
Sill.
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VIRGINIA STATE FAIR.
RAENT DAY AFDsA SMALL
CROWD.
FEATURES; OF INTEREST.
PARTIAL LIST OF PREMIUMS.
Annual Report OF the President

Attractive Programme for To-Day.
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HEADQUARTERS WALKER LIGHT GUARD,
RICHMOND, \ oYemhcr 2, 1871.
CPECIAL ORDERS. *
You Will meet at ycUr aImory (M0fttcelloW
HaiD HIS llhprsday) MORNING At half-psst u
O'Clock. In iull dress unifrm, for parade.
Ey order Of tnr Captain.
G.. +. RIEFiRD,
uo2-lt Orderly ergesnt.
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TIOR SALE, two large BAY SN
HORSES. one sat DOuB f HAk-6
\ Rss, aud CRY LlCshsE for carriage unLii
IS. f Isa' banyso Sss; eLAss-WIEDow HEARsE
and thfrty-stx Cf@EfdNa--M ah1GAhY, WAL
NUT, anu POPLAR, an complete, from p TO $ls
Apply on Eighteenth stree. ,, -, ,,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-02

SpECIAL ORDER Company 4
- will assemble a, Virginia Hall promptly at H
so'clock THIS & hursday) MORNING, in full "
ulliu'm, for parade
formE viii calf at William Ira Smith Is mis- morn :
log AND get them.
" n, G. MORRIS,
non., { r,,erly Sergssnt
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ERAYS, ATTENTION.

Attend r. parade. IN fu! dress II, form. AZ the ~
old Market lia !. THIS tThulsdal) NJ RA- L
II & promptly I'll O'Clock.
BY order OF Captain l.. j. EOSslhuN.
no "-lt q. X. " AGDMA N, q. e.