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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21
'ctccr0's OratiOns against Ca
talinc.''

talinc.o
By reference to our advertising
columns of last Thursday, it will be
seen that the Gully delinquent tax
payer among our model Legislators, is
MIR. $. M. Smart, who misreprrse nts
this County in the lower branch or
the Legislature, (he being the only
white representative from this Couu.
~. His property i'll Winusboro was
assessed at one thou and .aollaF5 uuder
the State assessment: For Town puf:
poses it was assessed at twelve han
dred dollars. Ou Thursday luSS he
paid twenty.one dollars and thirty
cents as State and County taxes, peu.
atty and costs Included.
His Town taxes amotnt to ole dol:
lar and eighty cents, the rate being
fifteen cents on every hundred dollars.
Mr.. Smart has taRGh oceasiou to com.
plain of the pitiful sum levied by tho
Town authorities, but is silent OH the
tax imposed by thcivish and uhprin-
ciplcd set of law makers, who have
the impudcnce to style themselves the
Legislature of South Carolina. He
threatens to give "the Town authori.
ties he'll in the next Legislature" and
doubtless will call to his aid Cicero's
mighty inveotives against Cataline.
How different would bc act if some
of "the poor down.trodden" composed
our Courcil, which, thank Heaven,
they do not, and never will.
MI. Smart must understand the tn
co'ruphble Town Council of Winns.
boro are far above any contumely
that even he, in MS mighty oratory,
might attempt to heap upon them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21

The PAIN KILLER" may justly be styled
the great medicine Of he world. for there
is no region Of the globe into Which, /, hhs
not ionpd Its Why, and been largely used
aud highly pGi.ed Morccycr there, is .,.no
climsl wRich ii has not pi.ovea to oc wcll
adapted for the cure Of a. considerable va.
riely Of disease;l is speedy and safe
remedy for hurns, scalds, cnls,. br,iisos
wounds and vnrious other injuries, MS well
ns for dysentcry, diarrhpa and bowel oom-
plants gen; rally. it is ad dmirably suited for
every .rtce Of men o. lhe fncc OF the globe.
is very significant fact, Tint uolwith
stnndingthe long period Of years that the
pain Killer has befn hcforc :he &prld, it
has never lost one whit of its popularity,
but, ON kf,. contrary, The coli for 1t has
steadily Increased from its. Grst discovery,
and 1T to previous time has ibc demand for
it been 80 great. pr the quantity made been
80 large, 40 il is today.
Another significant fae4 is,, tia, nowhere
has sthe. Pain Killer ever been in higher re-
pute or hcen moro generally used by fani-
lies md individuals. than il has been here
Mt home, where il wss first discovered and
introduced That The Pain Killer will con.
hnne to be-. what we have styled it, THE
GREAT MKDIbiHE OF .!!iE atonLD. there can.
not be the shadow Of doub..-Providcnc
Advertiser. may 25-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21
Proposals

Mrltt be received by tho. undersigned
w .on or before the "a b,inet for build
Ing, q Store (of wood or brick) on the. lot
adjoining Logun Brown and south Of the
old Fairfield Hotels, The same 10 be com.
pleted by let October.
Terms Cash.
BACOT g. CO.
N. .. Preference given to Fairfield Ne,
ohapios until 1st Juf5. B. g. CO.
june 17-x1t3
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DENTISTRY.

ezss,.ss;:s!AssS, DR. THEODORE r. chUPEIN,
{fS9ga aof Charleston. 8. G., will visit
lIQ~D Wihnsboro on or about The 17lh
of Jt1y, .Hc .taill bej prepared to. pc, form,
al cperalons ,cQnnected with his profes,
sion. lie will.locate during, his stay at
Browns llotHl, for week or ten days.
june l1-1m
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Bryan's PhiihoffiG WafGfs

nrc unfniing in The euro Of Coughs Colds,
Asthmai Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Iloarse
ness, Difficult Breathing, incipieht Con
sumption and Dis enses of tho Lungs. They
have 10 taste Of medicine, and my child
will lake them. Thousands have been re.
OF tored to health, that had boforo dcspareu,
Testim ony given In hundreds Of cases. A
single dose relieves ip Ten Minutes. Ask
for BRYAS'D PULMONIC WAFEhb.
roav 26.seow1v
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WHY b. Vol Cough Z

When il is in yoIr,rowcr lorelieye your
self; few doses Of ,DK. TUFTS EXPEC.
TORANT will cure you. nnl allay the ap.
prchcnsions Of your friends moreover, it
Is pleasant 10 take. it. produces no pauscn, ;
and strengthens lie Lungs and throat to
resis, attacks in the future. Mothers need
moi dread the Group whGn. they have q bot
tie of this valuable corr :pound in thc house.
June
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21

delightful town, not only in point Of
health, but as 70 its society, and we
know that parents cannot do better-
IF they send thor daughters from
home-than to entrust them to the
care of the Rev. Samuel B. Jones, and
the Rev. Samuel Lander, joint pro.
prictors.
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local Items.

gW% We call the attention of
planters and persons desiring choice
white corn, to call and look at o lot
our friend d. r. Flcnniken has just
received direct from the West. 1t is
as Gno lot as we have seen in this
market.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21

" We have received cory Of
Che Official register of the Virginia
Military institutc, for the year 1871.
from 1t we learn that the uumbv, of
cadets in Attendance during the past
session was s62, including 10 from
South Gafolina: This institution has
a large CORPS Of able professors, and
appears to have held it's own, year
after year, since the close of the war.
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JUST RECEIVED.

N Choiec Cologne, Florida Water, q
w Extracts. Hair and Whisker Dye, w
@ CQcoaine, Fine Toilet Soap, Toi- In
let Powder, Hair Invigorator. Juniper Tar,
lnodorops Cod Liver Oh, Seidluz Pow.
dcrs, Seltzor Apcrient. Ch;orcdyne, SA-
Polin, Whito Rock Potash, for making
Soap, Sea Fonm Baking Powde,s. Vinjgar
md Plantation Bitters, German Horse Pow
dcrs, Mnsling Liniment, Kissinscn Mineral
Water, Fine Cigars qhd Smoking fbt acco,
Lamps and Chimneys. All chcap for cash
at DIR. MOBLEY'g =.
may 20 Drug Store.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21
THEGREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
Delamarre's Speoiio Pills.

Delamarre's Specific Pills,
Prepared BY gAnANclEHE & DUPONT. No.
2)4 Ruc ltqRbard, Paris, and highly
recommenped by the entire Medi.
:, ;. cal Faculty 81 Frars,, !.
Are Tho very ,b,st Remedy In all cases Of
SPermatorrhnq or Seminal Weakness :.
Nightly. Daily or Il rsRature Emissions
Sexual Weakness Or fRpotency; Weakness
arising. from Secret II Iabts aud Sexual Ex-.
oc5scs Realisation Of the Genital Organs /;
Weak SPtnc; I4'Lirie" or, '.Brck dust" de-.
posiis in the Uuns; "Milky Disoharges,".
&C., and al! ..he shas!!y .rs:a @. syma.e,as
arising from Oyeruse OK Excesses.
: They ctire when NIL other remedies fail.
Full divec: ons 10 every box
pricc 81 per Box, or 8 Boxes for $5. ..~,
Sold BY tho principal Druggists, or Will
pc sent .by mail, securely sealed frow ali.
observation, by enclosing prlce 10 the Solo
Camera! gen, for America JOB MOSES.
18 Cortlandt 81 New York. Pamphlets OF
advice sent FREQ to any address.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Choice White Western Corn, White
and Smoked G. r. Bacon, and shoul.;
dets. Sugar Cured Hams, NORTH
Carolina Flour, Now o.leans Golden,
Honey and Common syrapiyi, Pearl
White Gri6v and Hominy;; Fresh
Meal ground weekly, constantly on
hand
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Roasting aI:ais.

MIR. J.. Nj. Bolick has placed on our
table several roasting ears the FIRST we
have seen this season, and are the
largest ears Of sugar corn We have
ever seen. Mr.. Bulick has our thanks.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-21

TO live and Gle happy, take youf
county paper, and pay for it.
South Carolina has sent 7,048 col.
ored persons to Louisiana. "Dis-
tance lends cnchantmcnt 10 the view -
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The PrOdigal Son.

We notice once more upon our
streets the Hot G. w. Barber, our
distinguished Senator. No doubt, he
has been on business of great tmpor.
tascc to the Country, but it seems 4
little strange that he ahsuld have
taken his departure about the time of
the appearance Of the Ku Klux in
our town. We don't mean to insin-
uate that "Gcorge" Is afraid Of the
Ku Klux. Oh, no, not at all. Only
We don't think he would like to have
live cone" as "pet:" Judging
from his personal appearance, he
seems to have had the benefit of good
spirits during his absence. Not that
George is especially fond of "spirits:" :"
We mako no such iDsinuation, but oHr
belief is that if bottle Of "fusil
oil'' was placed under his "nasal 6f;-
gam" he would not faint beyond re-
suscitation. "Gcorge" was frst:'
rate carpenter in "savery" times, bit
as a Senator and Legislator We do not
regard him as Ca comp!ste success"
sna.samhmsg E's:ssais Gs..AEe:
From the Newberry Herald of q
late date we get the following in re.
gard to the above named deserving
Institution
"This College occupies high place
in the public regard, and with reason,
it being under the direction Of gentle.
mon of well.known worth and eff
cheney, aid who have labored earnest
ly and successfully in making it one
Of the best Fepale Colleges in tho
country. Phe course Of instruction is
liberal and comprehensive, aud the
rates charged quite moderate, while
the / cation is the healthiest and best
in the whole State. Spartanburg is a
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Cl'iiillllDs.

SbNlhDSs
The Riffs Clubs of Charleston con.
template celebration of the anini
vcrsary of tbs Battle of Fort Moul-
trie on the 28,h Of this month:
The FIRST cottoti boil of the season,
the Crescent says, has been received
at Marion.
The q. S soldiers just arrived from
The far West, have brought i prairie
dog with them.
G. f. Hoist, a citizen of Chester,
died on the Sth instant, So years old
lie was native Of Copenhagen, Den.
mark, and settled in Chester in 1874.
The war losses SUSTAINED BY our
State, says Tie Marion Star, arc esti.
mated at ,hrte hundred and twenty.
Six millions dollars, about two-thirds
OF her former great wealth. We
would add that, in the estimate, is in
cludcd the cost Of reconstruction:
Men WHO advertise always have
goods worth buying, and insist on the
people knowing it, Never be afraid
of a man who advcrtiscs literally. 1t
is rare that you find his goods shelf
worn and out Of date.
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New Advertisement

"C" ""s sSAskSckHcutSs
Sheriff SAle-L. w. Duvall, Sheriff
Fairfield County.
Notice : Ketchn 4 Robertson.
Dentistry-Dr. Chupein.
Proposals-Bacot Il Co.
Fruit Jars-F. Elder.
Delinquent Tax List-J. S. Stew
art. County Auditor.
Wool Wool Blakcly & Gibbea,
Columbia, S. G.
Notice to Tax Payers-J. 8. Stew
art, County Auditor.
Gr The Sentinel says ou Monday
the Rescue Fire Eugine Company
of Raleigh, presented W. A. Smith,
President Of the N. G. R., with a
photograph of their engine and engine
house together with roll of the nc III
bers of the company contained in n
very handsome frame. This is an ac-
knewledgement to Maj. Smith for his
generosity aad kindness to the compa-
ny when on theic recent trip to this
city.
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,TNT THE IIUMAS MAcriixE GsxrLY.-
The "iGling passage Of 80 feet in lcugth,
through which tn" mnin por,icn nf wnste
matter of the system is discharged. is lined
with membrane rs DELICATE as silk, and ns
sensitive as n net W rk cf nerves cnn make
il. Neither constipation, collie. diaSrhna,
dysentnry nor nny other bowel om;Iaint,
can be cured by abusing and convusng
this tender membrane with y furious rsu.
gatise he best md snfest remedy Il!
such cases is that mild halsamic and de
ligh'fqel tonic laxative,
TAPRANT'S SELTZER APERlENT
which heals. tones and invigorates the irri-
ta'cA Icstir es, while il relieves them from
the morbid humors which provoke abdom
inai dise":s,
", $Uib br ALL DRUGGISTS.
june 8-2w
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D. r. FIenniken.
june 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

AER1vALs.-Colonel C. II. Suber, Of New.
bury, South Carolina, and Colonel w. w
Ball, of Chesterfield, have Just arrived from
the Whlte sulphur. Colonel Suoer. q dis
tlngushed lawyer of his State, is tempora-
rlly indispoSed, and thus for the time de.
tanned from prosecuting his homeward Jour.
ney. In the mean time he is much consoled
by the beauty and salubrty of Richmond
He contemplalcs the prospect of the sus-
pension Of the writ of hdbeas corpus in his
State with no very amiable feelings, and il
inclined to sort of eXecration of the trials
brought upon his State that might be called
"cussing." 1t is to be regretted that o
generous and genial gentleman, so recently
from the White, which be rightly considers
the Paradise Of this world. should be thus
frustrated by Il wayward and unjust Gov.
ernment. We trust that II Col. 5. should
find home jntolerahle he will come to Rich.
mond, where he may find comfort, security,
and thrift.
COL Ball Is fish commissioner Of the
State, and will at once proceed to translate
the black bass OF the western waters to
those Of James river. The weather has
been too hot for the business until now.
He hopes to have James river well stocked
with toe black bass in couple of years. 1t
Is a splendid tish-good for the table, and a
game bitter. We hope that in u couple OF
years he may be able TO tell fish story that
will rival some of Seth Green's, and that
will require corroboration with solid facts
which it will be all the better for his We.
racity if he shall haYe ready at hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

PERsosAL.-Elder John 4. Dearborn
the pastor OF the Disciples congregation OF
this city. returned on last Thursday from O
five months tour in the West, where he
hGs been soliciting aid in behalf OF the new
cdifice now being built by the Disciples on
the corner of Grace and 7th streets. He is
enjoying fine bcalth, his trip having been
productive Of much good in that respect.
His return is welcomed with hearty con.
gratulations by his congregation, who have
been sc long without 4 pastor.
Captain L. H. Chalkley, Justice Whites
right-hand man. has gone to Baltimore on
Il ton days leave OF absence. While he is
away Captain PlcasantS wall Til his chair in
the Police Court.
Sergeant Il. L. Seal, Of the second police
district, is lying very sick ut his residence
in this city.
tion. Chas. Herndon. State Senator from
the Spotsylvanla district, was in the city
last evening.
Mr. r. Ii. Glass, Of Lynchburg, is also In
the city.
Among the arrivals at Tortps Hotel last
evening were the following: Ncssrs. G. r..
&. Phillips, Halifax Record; A. Waddill,
Lyncbburg Ne,rs; Thomas w. Fauntleroy,
Middlesex county, and +. II. Hill, Of Madi-
son Courthouse.
At the Exchange and Ballard were
Messrs. j. 7. Allyn, Of Norfolk; DR.. J. B..
Dunn, of Raleigh, N. c.; W. NJ. Faulkner,
Of Person, y. c., and B. +. Harlow, Of
Lewisburg, West Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02
A RICHMOND MAN JAILED IN WHEEL

A RICHMOND MAN JAILED IN WHEEL
1YG.-A dispatch was received Tuesday by
our Chief of Police Informing him that
man named Thos. Fleming, hailing from
Richmond, Va, had stolen valuable q
dog from gentleman in Parkersburg. 1t
was believed that Fleming had taken pass
age on the steamer Science for this city,
and accordingly two officers (the Messrs.
Tracy) were stationed near the landing 10
keep look out for him. Yesterday morn
Ing, when the Science came upto the wharf
and ran out her gang-plauk, one Of the
officers spotted his man, and accosting him
familiarly. received a corresponding reply.
The suspected man came off the boat, when
the blue coat informed him that he might
consider himself under arrest, and ut once
escorted him to the Office of Esquire Giles
py. The dog said to have been stolen was
found in the possession Of Fleming. There
being no evidence against him at hand, the
prisoner was committed to Jail to await the
arrival of the dogs owner from Parkers-
burg Itelligencer, olst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.--We
note the following special appointments
st. Paurs Episcopal.-Dlvine service q!
II A. NJ. .-.-.. -..,.,---....
Christ Episcopal (Valley).-Rev. William
Hoxton, at z. NJ.
Cldy-Street Mcthodist.-Re7. B. T. Wood
ward ut II A. NJ.
Union Station Aethod'st.-Rey: Pr. Au'
gu at II A. NJ; pastor at s j. III.
Broad Street MISUNDERSTANDING Doggett
at IL A. NJ. pastor at 2. NJ.
Grdce-Syeet Bnptist.-Rev. N. d. Wit
son having returned, will preach at II A
III. and 84 Z. NJ.
BelUidere Bdptist.-Rev. A. L. Dickin-
son ut II 4. NJ. and p. III.
Second Bdptist.-Rev. Cornelius Tyrce at
II A. Nj. and S4 p. NJ.
Disciples (Universalist Church, ).-Eldet
J. A. Dearborn at II a. NJ. and 8 Z. M.
First Presbyterdn.-Rev. T. L: Preston
at II A. Nj; Rev. L. T. Baird, ID. Dv al
NIGHT.
Third PresbNe,1an.-Rev. E. T. Baird,
D. D., at II A. NJ; Rev. I. L. Preston at
night.
Odd Fello,cs' Hall Corner Franklin and
Mayo streets ).-Services conducted by Kew
u. 81. Henshell at II A. M.
Grdce-strcet PresbWertan.-No mornin9 2
services. Preaching in the afternoon at 05s
o'clock by Rev. Z. l.. Preston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

IHB NEW IRON STEAMSHIP op mr., o.
DOMINION LINE.-The new iron etoa LEE VtD
.oM,g now Delng built by Harlan & Holinos;xor,'pP p p
company, OF Wilmington, Del. Is to ha horba tbo
consort OF the Wyanoke on the % Sd ~ ge nu Ene
WHrn,on Line between Richmond snd NJ ~
lork. she is to have capacity n1 oe o o'sm soo
IONS burden. The keel has iust beoa y, I,oyo ;.,
ana tue vessel isto be finished readv forso, ,alu,
In seven months. '"os LOT sea
Inc Wyanoke is thus described bv n Nov
:one IS sidewheel vessel nf 9 (te7 toms
oi iron throughout, except the nceessarS ,
SMooo-work S In fitting up and for furnitnrss
bnes bme ~ ABOUT year old. She has great
be bpIeIuCn OF beam and fine lines, is remarka'
oly puoyaut, has great capacity for frainht
, SaN iu handsome and roomy accoinmodotions
Wh,dph W. ph'Ssseheers. She has beam engine.
VII mu,cn a superb piece Of MECHANISM
an anu morkinanship. Every part of the vac.
SCI, noth of iron and wood. wss made at tIn tba
Iaars harian ID d Hollingsworth Works. The he 81. "a
ICONS are lofty, airy, cool, and modeis 'af af
enesahce, and the state rooms are largo o,d
Us comfortable rs apartments in = wn1I.onn
structed house. The paneling and otbnr
woodwork is OF the most beautiful birGsava
description and highly polished. The coz,
pany manufactures on q Iarpe scale rsi,roas
cars ior ell parts of the world, besides
building ships; and this. perhaps, enables
1t to give such splendid finish 10 the into
rior fitting Of ships. '-''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

Perfection Is q degree Of excellence seldom oo-
tanned but we believe i. has been realized IN 'hs
beautiful art Of photography. Whose doubts this
let him (both for amusement and tnstrucaonl
spend an hour or two IN the Observation-Disclosures
gallery 20. 10i1 Maiu street, opposite the post
Office. There he will behold specimens OF ski!
which defy the mos5 critical to carp 1t, and the
most Imaginative to suggest improvements.
FRAYsEa' S photographs are all styles and sizes,
executed by Gsst-ca;s operators, aud coiored BY
only artists OF merit. Without dispsraginS eimi
lar establishments here. ne have called attention
to FRAYsER's gailery;ihecause we think IL altoge.
sher one OF which our city ought 10 be proud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

POLICE COURT, FR1DAY--Justtes j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
John Eubank, charged with assaultine
and beating Lucy Walker. Fined 800.
Francis Harris (colored), charged with
using abusive and threatening language to
Jane Patterson. Discharged.
Mary Nelson (colored), charged with steal
ing breast-pin and one razor, the prop.
erty of George Reeves. Found guilty and
sent TO Jail tor ten days.
Nelly Lewis (colored), charged with steal.
ing twenty-five dollars in United States cur
rency, the property OF John Brophy'
Found guilty and sent to Jail for thirty days
Lucy Walker, Annie Curtis, Celia Wash
ington, and Maria Walker, charged with
stealing g 80 from John Eubank, and as.
sa ulting him. Discharged.
Tyler Wingfeld (colorcd), charged with
stealing basket Of beans and garlic from
VIM. Lohman, valued st two dollars. Hon
orably discharged.
Nancy Christian (colored), charged with
retaining possession Of Il dress, the prop
erty of L. A. Martin, valued at six dollars
Not the right woman, and consequently
djschurgeQ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

y ISV OF LETTERS REMAINING In
e. THE MaNCuESTER T . ) I % b FL Z Is
sEprgNBER 2j, 1871.
Person, calling for letters in this list will please
cav Advertised" II not called FOL III i0ur W, cKs
tney VIII be seng t. the Dead Letter Unlce, IL
Washington, ID. Z.
LADIES' LIST.
Alien, E:fs, 8. k. hayo. Julia
Hurle Hiss sriiget Moore ars. Dianah
U.., ars. MARY Y. McGulre, xiss Geihle
CLARKE Mrs. c NC. Paterson, Miss Aci.
French Mis- Fsuaie kichsrds, MRS. Ann Z.
Foster lrs, May &. tiInmHns Mrs. Mary
Gay, Mlss Hary "UotuiiiGe, N 81 :. Is.
Huntington, HIs Polly
GGNTLEHEN'S LIST.
Allen, Crcad tcol't) MofrGsetl T. Z.
Bows, Hcnry (co.") Ihctps, isssc n.
g 3,urge, Edwin Reid George
De Castillo, Joseph Smith, H. :.
Pio1raoy, Goocrs ID. smith, Henry c. (eold)
F.,her, = 4. bo!by, George ".
!! ogan X. o. Nau2hsn, John
HsgeuHuck, Henry z. Wakefield, Willard
Hnys 4 Sichmond Weber, William v.
Aorr1sseit, James a. {s) Walker, a.. l..
INITIAL
b., Manchester.
j. II. CUNNINGHAM, P, NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

MILITARY Noras.-The Sidney Grays will
meet ut Euker's tonight, TO receive their
arms and equipments from the State. Issue
will be made only to those who appear In
full uniform, and who haGe paid all dues TO
the treasurer.
That gallant old company, the Richmond
Grays, had splendid drill at Old Market
Hall last night. The men appeared I'D
neat fatigue unif9rm-gray jacket anu pau. d.
taloons-aud drilled like g, old solaiers, as
tn heI5 at which the company determined to
procure @ the regulation uniform as soon as
,fhe walker Light Guard will drill al
schott's Monticello Hall tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

FELL IN ACAyAL LocK.-Yestnrday morn.
ing, when the. pack boat which is due
here about O'Clock was within few miles
of this city, it came upon Il freight boat
which had gone into one of the locks
ahead of the packet. 1t being u lit
tie late the captain of the freight boat
was induced to back out and give way to
the passenger boat, aud while the latter
was coming in the tow-lne struck man
who was standing with his back to the lock
and sent him backwards into the water be-
low. 1t was moment or two before his
head appeared above the water, but as
soon as seen he was brought out, looking
like drowned rat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-02

LIVE SToCk STATIsrIos.-Mr. L. Gimmi
furnishes the following report Of live stock
weighed at the scales in this city during
the month of August, 1871: Cattle, 497 !;
weight, 400,005 pounds, gross price, 3h
@5Hc. Sheep, 406; weight, 1920 pounds,
gross price, 4G54c. Hogs, 10; weight,
3,2l0 pounds, net !; price, 735c. Lambs,
DER head, S350@S5. Stock sheep, per
head. g., ,5OaS3,52.