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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

ru ur-ws di,lks very much O dur rropie. but ns tlss state oi purse and tbs eoh'tan, drain uTss u, fs money in d-ay The psas-s uf rununE t MtNIE
 rIel gst nor carEesy request ai suDwing ta '-r, .hdrito in Co se" thcar iu, shienes. ssn "rsrsnieut We know ihs times harsl c tbs I1y nf1i u snail prutiHE tu uiii uoi utaks thsm unch ssri-f r. say Tr.ou We ihersfre hoI- that al who o' uiu ,.pand ta thl. cAl by oaiiug si The ucr of uu Jntge fsufy wba s atfhuFlr~ ts ysdlrct sl ds as from prrsns living a and and io receipt tr as Prf.ans ai distance can rernt Co the NiN la hy registered letter Postal .'.ssy s-sf ss.iv bsna any o'hcf safe way they e.. e
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
Administrator otice.

sitgS tR,ACIs HINIuS deceased
 Ay'e Is hereby given tO an Iers, ns having oaino Hg''''' ihe estate W A. T, T.. ,thisck alias Fuaucs luun d'c'gised to exhils The same vim ths nec,y, v"A","'s Nhhln one year r ihr date f t,s n,tie. ia iHe mifi''sned W ATzpna City. A. T CT his att,nhev Jh" l4oSad Esq, al Prescott A. T
 GEO. SIOAs, Administrator Prerot, Anzcpa My s is7i mS S"'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
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pefsoo, lately iron Camp verde tirn ihai rss' a ;hs Apacae Mshs'o. T~reury ruriycd taere raaAiHg adatss had qusi ;hs sJasss st.i fl ff th~ asss' hvr urrfhfcn sa ra'is a's'f huud-rt and eutr head uf au ua's uhteh ihvv bad if stsl fsfu fesrassrs cngag~t n faluiur rua Neu AcRos Tho lets tb~ ATssiv- NiAyes CauUIriF1 l~ace. able iuiSus tael Grf'sf prve' baa aufh iatl u 'hs fr.euhIscss uf ti- rasrals a7d bs hAs ies. tprt iand uf Apsrhrs uIu eusrt ts i,e is rss. e. apy Erra' leogh d tins ua' atf ibrs are t0ras whipped and huiakisll.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
The Battles of the Late War

The rumber of batti,s Eln.ht in the ia-t Eurppran war Is tSrnty three. Apd thr,.. uc cured in tae ioiloSmg ord,r: Wris,ruhurc Worth, Splchcr,n. panEr, M.rs Ia inu7, Gr,srIottr, E auu fnt, S-iln, Nti. vile lb.- fore Metal, the three Ia tl., ueu Orlcaus, Amicu,, CAampEHy. sui Bue e,prc Pr >) Braugrucy, Blp,un,,, NrudoH., L.. Man, K lt,ri, S . lenjin, an tae l.., ca r,. Q ar Paris, the great so1iv against St. Clouu and Mont Nairrirn. In lh battle uf Grave. loitc, nearly half million cumb.taut, Ia vd each other, namely 25u0JO Gprmaits ani 2l0000 Frca b. Next ID magnitude eojnrs S, dan, wacre 2lUUJJ G,U.uan- coulrtnt,d lJUWJ French. and then tuc tbiri usiilr near Orleans, wilh lrom lu,mu 'o i2n.uH tietmlus aEaln~t ir,n 2huup 70 :, ,ta r en-n. E [ lh- lHrva m ugmtl.t greater at tlv los u.s %. M q, a Tour s.. E Hort; gn the iirst ,b .ll 41u3j TYu, ,..p- Aerc opp ,-ed iInm eiglt ., iv u,rsItE inur iu thr alter .oon io nearly . O.uO French ,n thr srcund inm oO,,sJ Go 36,UU Prus,ians and Bideucrs fought from 9u,,sJ tu i0l,0OO Frrnchmen. A; B,palHg aisp ihe disproppr ion was neariy tue same. The heaviest k,s,cs on hnth sides ocrurr,d in the three battle, before Me (Papg, Mar, h Tour ani Grivrlutte) ln the >e oad oi these, the c rnans alone lu,t GOO uiR CTS anu T. 900 mn. Neither in thi- nor m tuc pre- rcedin- century. Is there parallel for tIv>r ios,es, except in the srorHlng 0! Plan heun al the battle of Belle. Alliance, .n Bo oln., E lau and ZprndcTtt
 To these large at'e- must bcal el r.. '. nine larger ant ,m IL r en.asem. l... the armiStice cunciu ic |, nn rhe 25thuj la. uary, 1871, the Grrnan armies truk the i,i- lowing forts, citadcS and iurtre~se-: l. Fat Morter; 2, New Brei>ach 2, Sclile,tstadI {; 1, Stassburg: ], Lirhtennefg; q. Lutzel stein; :, PGzhurg; s. NJ r,al 9. Toul; 10, yerdun; II, Vitry lr Fraucais; l2, N z; F, Thionvllle: II, Lnngwy; l5, Muntmed, lD, Sedan; lI, Mvzierrs; Is, R rroy; 10, P rome; 20, Ham; 2l, La Fere; 22, Loa 2], Soissons; 2I, Amieus; ?, tho Forts ol rar>
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

Sryretl large rae1ss he'1aEipg i1 Nr. Tibhei n1d C-alr., arrived from I1s Angeles California ssilfdny ..s uiA zht laf Jcss~ jast.Hn Mii.f Jas'fn ant ... Tber came ria the Nu<ss rissf snd rrrsrst7 and H.fl,,Iv rsic h1Iri esi erass and aef sl Inc Say ID. ,rs lsf arh Tuesday laden wHh iWfnl~f ivr 4ns Bat ni Ha,dyviiis th- tuiorato uvrr. vheh lum- l-f to h. used in ,hr ilaa.Ini minaE dstrct
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

!r'sE SOL JNlKsoS vil spon oFeu sample. oi 'sst' ,cs of saon c'gafs sir. 10 Inc hgiiflhg enf s Gufsy md Cartss street. ruutlug ihe plara and Jr,s. sears "a, bc -ii cell ai Shursais ghTaT~f cAcae.i and what be says hs tnv.'l2bly ia'ss W hays tel h, --r, and pFuDancs 'hcD 'Ae Dcs' ~ ( Af.lrhi tl lret.Lit
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

0U oy EN--A tramP'nS "Jour T-inisr --ycaHg Asy ossrsisd. and matter of ooaF,e totally dsvosd 0 s.ei dfoIs FsPcT promises. arrived Ia i'r~'c'fi ,s vs,t oru CAoTniA and |. aserses nE ;le Cota. -sz-J !-T-s---- rf t s=-- -z.ts= i- ---sss-' hss ssa' @ up He gave tahes hard secuant oi psini aad Ieiutinc 10 The ttuidFa State.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

THE Tucson Arisoaa,, says the Papago Indians, Ia ways friendly to the whites, and foes 10 the ApAches), are in destitute circumstances, and should be given the raions thut are being thrown away on Apacbes, at Camp Apache and Grant So gay we .#
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

mn, h' engineer at the Quartz Mountain sa9. ss own lew days ago, and informed us that the lumber .r 9 between eight and ten thousand feet of nil bant' " uhy was run. Also that one of ,be Groom Crsss eainva'ng M AewilnaIas old raneh on
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

REINN JAsTRo, father Of Henry Jairo of this place. e'Tar''d 'h lie recently, at Berlin, Prussia Deceased vs q ysars u age ihe tmc Of hs death and sick 1g 'hor' une pe, ther-;o lie resided iu tis r! great uuter u y-ar. and was on visit hs. Bye cty when Death cla med him.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

SEAN-Nauy town subseribor. complain tha, person.. v" mean or sngy subscribe fur the MINER have b.ea @ s aasi' h approPra,ing copies of the paper. frum
 sld e'her places, and al wish io say about the ;I thai all snch siiugy people will he far
 bsg hF them " ' '' "'' 'S'' "' "'' ''"''' a""
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

or,.uox-can any on. ,sll us why t i' 'ha' The Sur .. General, office no, {" Prescott, whore 'h" ""ly ,.., o,,, m tne Territory is located Dcai all answer ,. When ,ie Surveyor General va' her" l'si .1H'
 he .niri that he cald nod oe hired 10 r''dr ' ne I'' m ,e, boi D saihsT and would surely 0- back ai p,.-e,tt m. ,uniuer l. Ae coming
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

TIyNna Ills Hiur --F. Got;aoaA ssddisr MoH'srums Aa. ,hs hide of he helE Allied Bfalshas. last -''s undergoing iauning operation. p--frainfy 'o ii' Ns'sF gs,t ST sts,fhy T'urT--e. The e.g uHs yaa'g and very fai. Nu dou5, he a,aef. oA-f AT t+ar niissss hm frain hssns
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

"'E ElErHANr."-Cpder this heading, our cores '1'1N Eugene discusses Indan and other questions G Lle' sli oIeibie manner, and hope to hear from , n. u,sh Ills plan if carried out would ihink .Jou ,,s r haan question and the Ipdians. Hope those n '''1'n'! Nli read and heed wha, he saya
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

MGiL FACILITIES The uiber and pAssts of B-ad shAv--uov nant-rHg tlfse foaf hHntsri-sl.aid hr prssidc.i viih alal iaites api Ws n th- attention oi Postal Ageut AEieY to the matter.
 uf late have heAFd ufhirg c0aceTnieE thc placing sf ,sni. weekly .sr,srs tle Pr,scti .=Ts.s.z.!s.- t=..sata.
 ii s ruiarv thai al hsls tS carrying nnH ihe route befwssa Prrsalu anh AibuVarfgIe Acw Nsfios rejected Anscf outrage uIu us ts gratis s5rn' scbrming e,iutfnri4f.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

Ns l@ws-Thos- of Tiger" District, Bradshaw -'' VII oe "ahd in this paper. By them will be ,, us hve days work upon claim will hold il for cay, sf aau thai this work bo commenced thirty
 '' '"ef Inc record Is made
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

r.ron. DEAN hehar'ison Eastman, Cornell aud nu. Hasssyampa n'., Tuesday last for the Davis mine
 h"''o Bradstaw' '"e i1Hy may also extend their
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

o men and hand.ca in which were mos, ol their s~0ly traps, pu, m appearance late la., week They bradshAs nm a'o pound Tor the haffy land oi
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

o,E o,i h,ra p' x. BsAfisi,s cane Co 'oro recently ,i --s,i ..,rrli thousand d4aFs ~ur'h o' .0si' t'
 ,,-- .al h,sl ai tirsishaw which gbvs ." show 'Aa' l.. a.h u tA. r.hae.. of De mInes . nsll io4.ds4
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

wADn,s ua' 'heTe are eighteen sick men in the For oteei Fora iwh mostly from Camps Verde and Date PA. "AHP's nas ehly cue sick man n the hu..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

Col r. Vas vuIT n. r Foster and wm- A MI e,p. ,a rum Camp iiulFai eAry u'.. seek .hd T'Tf'sd sa,alns ncs |" aat fbc'c.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
LOST, LOST.

io'' in |Vrfrss between Ls Angeles and La Pa1 No. NeHtsT lslJ ny'. in favor of s J Cranr a.-ai,.t bf '" W Jones tor ssoO gcid payabl. nine days aArr -Ae Al I~fol' Ssr warned against receiving ,aid nots
 frrsoo't Ar,o-A. May g. Is7o
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13
AsoruER EVAPORATION OF m ColonApo =

ANOTHER EVAPORATION OF m CoLoRADn -- A despatch, dated Chicago, April 24 - as follow.
 Major Powell, the Colorado River explorer leaves today ou his second Journey hr ro,- under tie auspices ci tue SmtasoBan lu.iitair, tuere brlnS an appropriation oi twenty ihsHrand dollars for the expedition, The ln,iy nr vel supplied win instruments. isnts, au all r,al q, nccrssty for Q compkfr ant aeraralr surVry and exploration. They inteud making stay oi teo yedle s l .t ss..
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

FInr "A rlie of rabh,h in of wormss' s Wet. hsnct, sare and ir,nt of ihrr stable caught tfr Tbarisy lass aBd bat iha Inc are discovered Ia 'Hs ,o nip h to the bud" much pr Icriy would no doub, have been destroyed We caaieu To5fls Co ba ou th.sf guard agsiHs, afes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

CHAPLAIN wuuE vf Camp Verde, came to torn las,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

Osisoaas as"P''d's Lodge |, ,..a to bs iu ssari.Ainz
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-05-13

srrD CORN !. scarce h and Ar.aa4 Prescott
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27
"Captain commanding regiment"

PERSECUTION OF THE DRuGGIsTs. The
contemplate persecution of the druggists
of this internal revenue district by the
Collectors hirelings has before been noticed
and denounced in these columns. We al
lude to the malice or eupidity which IN
duces these fellows to pry into the affairs
OF our business men under various pre-
tences, and to report the names of any who
sell gill over FIVE gallons of WhiSkey or
who, In ignorance OF the law, expose for
sale ten-cent bottle Of cologne without a
two-cent stamp on 1t. Eighteen or twenty
hiohly-respectable Richmond apothecaries
are now under indictment In the Circuit
Court of the United States for this last
named grieyous offence. A few days asos
when before Judge underwood, the casa
of DIR. Gorrell, Of Culpeper, Has tried, and
he was acquitted, we rejoiced ut the tri-
umph of good sense, In the minds Of the
iury, and expressed the hope that the
other cases, which did not differ ut oil from
that OF DR.. Gorrell, would at once be dis.
missed.
A case tried yesterday proved, however,
that the spirit OF persecution Is still reg
nant in the eustom-house. 1t was that OF
DR.. S. e. Dove, O Richmond druggist,
whose honesty and integrity cannot be I'M
peached by his worst enemy. For the
petty offence Of having q few unstamped
bottles Of perflmery in his show-case he
was tried and convicted OF violation OF
the revenue laws, and sentenced to pay q
fine of 800 and costs. Tue result was re-
eeiyed with exultation by the revenue de-
tectives, who now boast that they are sus-
tained by the Collector, the Supervisor, the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, and
Judge Bond. ,
A few more convictions like this will
swell the Conservative majority at the cleo
tion on the 7th of November from 1000 to
800 or 1000. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

PENMANsHIp IN THE PUBLIC SCHooLs.-By
invitation OF Superintendent Binford O re-
preventative of the Dispatch visited the
Central School on yesterday afternoon to
hear the closing lecture on penmanship by
Mr.. L. D. Brown, who bad been sent for
this purpose by Messrs. Ivison, Brakeman,
Taylor & Co., proprietors of the Spencerian
system of psnmarshtp. Mr.. Brown has
been here three weeks, meeting tho teach
era every afternoon after teaching the
schools 10 the morning. At the close Of
the lecture yesterday the following pream.
ble and resolutions were adopted By the
teachers: --
- Whereas Mr.. L. D.. Brown, Of New
York, having been engaged for thu ee weeks
past instructing the teachers In the public
schools of the city Of Richmond in refer
ence to the principles of the Spencerian
system of penmanship, we, the teachers,
deem 1t appropriate to express to Mr..
Brown our appreciation OF his instruction:
Therefore,
al. Resolued, That we appreciate his
patient and persevering efforts to fmpart to
us proper views Of the science Of penman-
ship and correct knowledge Of Its princi-
pies.
"2. Tha. we tender to him our thanks
for his generous services, and our best
wishes for his future success and happi-
ness.
"S. That we cordially invite him to visit
us again whenever he may find 1t conve-
nient to do so.
"a. That the secretary be instructed to
furnish him with q copy of these resolu-
tions.n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27
8itlln1ond Dispattk.
OCTOBER 81, 1871.
RaT THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMRINED
LIRCULATIogfCF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
EKWsPAPERS OF THE CITY.
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at p. M. a
arst.class tobacco factory at the corner or
Main and Tweuty-sixth sireots. ALSO. at the
came hour, ths half-acrs lot at the mol thwest
corner OF Main and Twenty seventh streets.
W. q. ROBINS will sell at q O'Clock r, nj. a
framed aud brick building at southw est corner
Grace and Eighth streets. to be removed.
GRuBBS d WILLIAMS will sell at d p. M brick
dwelling No. ia, ON Canal between First and
Second streets.
GRUBBs i WILLIAMS will sell at S r. NJ. build
lug lots on eonth eide Of Main between First
and Second streets.
LYME & BROTHER will cell at a. P. n. the four
story brick residence on the east line of Filth
etreet near the corner OF Franklin.
THOMAS w. KEESEE will scil at half. past
O'Clock L. M. an acre lot on the Mech anicsville
turnpike adjoining the toll-gate.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 4. NJ. piano.
furniture, books, SC.
lsBELI. & SON win sell at 70 c'sioek n. a au-
burban farm On tho Meadow Biidso road one
and half miles from ths city.
GRURBS & WILLIAMS will sell ut half-past .
O'Clock z. III. building lot ou the north side
OF Main between Henry ana feividero, near
Monroe Park.
THE CLERK OF THE FIRST MARKET viii
rent atauction at Il O'Clock ID. the various
vegetable stands In that market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

SUPERB CARRrA9B.-Itis due to the enterprise
Of hr. w. II. SUTHE BLAND to award him credit
for the fee tquipages he has placed upon the
streets for the accommodation OF the public. A
few days since he displayed the finest hack ever
put ulon the street. drawn by four superb horses.
The carriage " Us manufactured by X. Fl. Bosher,
showing that Richmond can vic with the most
celebrated manufacturers for the strength and
beauty OF her carriages.
It's public benefit, credit to the city, to have
conyryances for The public use that are alike ad-
mirable for elegance and comfort. The stranger
is impressed with the enterprise Of city which
affords for his accommodation such vehicles.
Therefore Mr.. WILLIAM Ii. SUTHERLAND de-
serves the applause of the public for tho excel
leat equipments OF his stables, en- Eighth near
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

a Promising ENTERTArNaENT.-N
that occurs during the Fair week will be
more attractive than the first annual bali OF
the Old Dominion Club, which will take
place Mt Virginia Hall on next Thursday
evening. It will be emphatically one or
the graDdest affairs of the season. The de.
eorattons OF the hall Will be equally novel
aud tasteful, and Professor Bauey's cele-
brated cotillon band Will furnish the music.
we need only add that the managers are
gentlemen we'll known and respected, and
al! whose names, like that Of the Old Do
mlnion Club, are guarantee of the success
OF the enterprise, even If the proceeds were
not to be appropriated to so good an OBJ
)ect-ths promotion of the Conservative
cause In tbis community,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

THE PIGEON TOURNAMENT to come off ut
the State Fair next week is exciting much
interest In shooting circles, and will prove
an interesting feature In the variety OF
amusements to take place al the Fair. In
Difference to the wishes of many gentlemen
who wish to participate in the sport, If
allowed to shoot their own guns, we are
authorized to state that all restrictions
have been removed from breech. leaders,
'alus opening the field to all double guns.
The quantity of No. 6 shot, however, Is not
TO exceed one ounce and half-twenty-
one yards rise and eighty yards boundary.
The main prize offered Is an elegant
breech.loadcr, which may be seen ut Tig-
nor's eun.store, on Main street, where
subscriptions may be made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
following cases were disposed Of in this
court yesterday:
United States 0s. Fisher & Goldstein,
charged with a violation OF the bankrupt
law by fraudulently obtaining goods in vio-
lation Of that law. This Is the first case
under this particular clause Of the law
which has come before tue court In this
district, and considerable interest Is felt In
the decision. The defendants moved to
qunsh the indictment. After the argument
the court reserved its decision.
United States Us. E. Helfrick. Judgment
was rendered for the plaintiff, and the dam
ages assessed at 5000 for q tailue to make
entries rs wholesale liquor-dealer.
r. Turnbull, of Brunswick county,
qualified as an attorney to practice law in
this court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

oon htSFlSa.-We call the attention mr. mar.
sua sasa clerks OF courts, shertrs, LAWYER. al
sUau, steamship and canal officers and seants a.,
VI osners having orders for printing to tbs csc,'
ses onereo ut the DrsPATCH PRrSrIya Fsr,n
L.shnsNr Tor the prompt and faithful exscu,1on
% al Kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish y.
s,ot1 notice Cards, Ein-Heads, Letsr.Hcads
Z rfosrammes, Ball Tickets, Blanks. pamnhIa,o
lays lays hand-bills Catalogues. Bills OF Fare srox.
hi'is, Checks, Drafts, &c, &C., &c. sat,nr,c,,"n
N"''"'actioD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

CHANcERv Court, THuRsDAY-Judge E..
II. Htshugh.-The following oases were dis
posed of:
Beveridge, Sc, Us. Waldrop, &c. Decree
referring cause to commissioner for in-
quiry and report. Wise Il Howard, 90.
Ahern Il Gaynor ps. Loyal, nc. Decree
confirming report Of commissioner settling
the rights of the parties to the fund, and
providing fog the distribution thereof.
Johnston & Williams and Dooley, counsel.
Charhss 4. Jeses Is. Caledonia Jonea
Decree fer divorGs sincRlo aaat,anons1.
Noise. y. g..
walker, &C.. Us. slaters executors, &c.
and directing % % sale Ie Of the q propert1 In the
bill and proceedings mentioned. Cannon
& Courtney and JOynes. counsel.
Coates a. Co. Us. Gum. Decree dismiss
ing plaintiffs bin with costs. Cannon &
Courtney and Royal Il Mordecal, counsel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

At the Dollar store, corner Ninth and Main
streets are TO be found those excellent ladies' lea
ther travelling-bags that you see 80 many use
Their assortment Of goods far exceed our expec-
tat1on. They have nearly everything you may
want. They have the best assortment or slippers
and cushion patterns In the City. An elegant new
leather fan can be got there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

ADA HARLAND's BENaFIT.-To-night has
been set apart at the theatre for compli-
mentary benefit to this beautiful and YER
satile actress. The company as well as the
fair beneficiary will be expected to do their
pest, and the bill presented affords prom
ise of . pleasant entertainment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

POLICE COURT, TuURsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding. following cases were
disposed Of
Thomas Gentry. charged With threaten
Ing to burn one of the public school-houses
on Baker street. and also assautine and
threatening to XIII 7. B. Wharton, WAS dis
charged.
Patrick Fay, charged with being a COM
mon vagrant and having no means of sup
port, was required TO give $50 security for
three months.
John Looney (colored), charged with vio-
lently taking possession of one bedstead and
hedding, the property of Francis Dobson,
was discharged.
d. P. Parker, charged with being n sus-
picious character aud having In his posses
sion one horse supposed to be stolen from
some person unknown, was continued for
further examination.
Miles Childress (colorcN, charged with
trespassing on the premises Of Richard
jackson, was discharged.
Thomas w. uungcrford, charged with
assaulting and beating Elizabeth Jones,
was discharged.
Elizabeth Jones, charged with using abu-
sve language to and threatening to strike
Thomas w. Hungertord. Discharged
William Eubank, charged with being
drunk and unable to take care of himself,
was committed to Jail in default of security.
Richard Jackson (cOlored), charged with
asSauling and threat ening The life of Miles
Childress, was discharged.
Edward Kelly, charged with assaulting
and beating Margaret Kelly. Let off.
Charles McBeth, charged with breaking
into the house Of Margaret Kelly.
Mary Smith Hollywood shost), charged
with being vagrant, was required to give
security in the sum of $50 for three months,
in default of which she was sent to TAIL,
from which place abe was released on Tues
day.
james and Mary Beatie, charged with
keeping a noisy house, to the annoyance Of
the neighbors, were both discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

TEE CITY SMALL.NoTE CAsE.-Judge
Meredith returned yesterday from WASH
inaton, having finished his argument before
The Supreme Court In the case Of Thomas
ct ais. vs. The City of Richmond. Conway
Robinson, Esq, appeared for the appellant.
The cnse was argued before the Chief JUS
tics and seven associate justices. A decl-
sion has not yet been rendered. 1t Is for;
tunate for the city that this matter received
such prompt attention from Judge Mere
6jth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

ATTENTION, BOYS AND GIRLS i-Bear in mind
that this afternoon Professor WYMAN will give
matinee at O'Clock for the benefit Of one of our
religious societies. Get your parents to give you
twenty-five cents. and 60 get ticket. Professor
WThAN will distribute prizes on this occasion.
Tickets for sale at Gil Of the bookstores Bods-
ker & Dste'a Weed & Sons, and a. II. aobh,s's
drug stores slso 4. Pizzlnl'a, q. II. Wlett's No.
Als Fiaa street, and st the door.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

second sA STATE DENTAL SssocrArroN =.
q, p, annual meeting or th,s nod. ..,I
vsn,n, ,nona on the FIRST TsrunspAy W 70 ,e,a "n
tha s.a. members of The profrrsion .hron,., ~.
~ ssas are earnestly reqaestedto attend nout S
Iun ou 'nsir arrival In the cityswtn ren,r, =, na
~. .. WOOD Ninth stree. aear Man 81, ~. .
information they may desire. ~ n's'n' Tor any
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

From personal knooledae we pronounce DR..
STEHL ali accomplished dentist, skilled in lhe
latest Improvements OF his profession, and most
oblieing, kindly. and courteous gentleman. When
our friends 60 to Richmond they cannot do better
than 10 consult him in all caees where his art is
needed Piedmont Virgmian.
DR.. STEEL In so well known that we need only
refer our readers to bis card, which appears In
our issue Of TO- day.