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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
Public Meeting.

AT Democrating meeting held at Rom
ney, August lst, 1871, ASA HIETT was
appointed Chairman and JOHN Monroe
Secretary.
The following resolution was offered by
WM NJ. WELcn, Esq, of Mineral county,
and adopted
ReSoiCed, That q Convention of the
Democratic and Conservative party meet at
Romney, on Saturday the l6th day of Sep
tember next, 10 nominate two candidates
for the Senate from this district. and also
two delegates to represent this Senatorial
District the Convention, provided one is
ordered by the people.
The following resolution was offered by
Maj. \. MONROE aud adopted
ReSoi0ed, That the Chairman of the Con-
servative Executive Committees in the couu-
ties composing this Senatorial District be
requested to appoint committees to consist
OF not less than five, in the various Town
ships of the several Counties, whose duty
it shall be to call meetings in their respec-
tive township to appoint delegates to the
Convention to be held in Romney, on the
IO'h OF september next.
The resolutions below, presented by JAS
d. Armstrong, E.q., were adopted
RcSoiCcd, That believing it to be Of the
utmost importance to the best interest of the
people of this State that a Convention
should be held to frame new constitution
which will reflect the will of all the people
of the State and be adapted to their present
condition, we earnestly urge all the voters
of this county to attend the polls on the
fourth Thursday, the 24th Of this month,
and vote for convention
Resoiced, That the Chairman Of this
meeting appoint a committee Of three in
each Township, whose duty it shall be to
make proper efforts to get all the voters to
the polls, and the Secretary inform the per
sons so appointed of their appointment aud
ask their acceptance, AMI if they will not
accept, ask them to procure some others in
their place.
The Chairman appointed the following
namol gentlemen to act as committees in
the various townships
Rommy IowDShiD-Jamcs Parsons, 10
saph c. Pancake aud Carrot w. Blue
Sherman Io'cnship-Benjamin Pugh, A
III. Pownal and DIR. a i. Hayden. Ca.
PoH 1owHstjP-Capt. David Pugh, Jerre
Monroe and Samuel Cooper Bloomc,y
1ornShiP-Robcrt ID. Powell, Francis w
Heiskell and john I.argent. Gorc T,,eu-
slup-George Deaver, 5 IL. Williams and
Thornton w. OtTutt. NprngfeId To,en
shp-N b. Guthrie, George 5. Arnold
and George w Washington
On motion, after protractcd debate, the
selection Of a candidate to represent this
county in the next House Of Delegates was
deferred until first day Of October Court and
tho townships requested to hold meetings
and send delegates
The proceedings were requested TO be published
by the conservative press throughout the District
The meeting, on motion, then adjourned
ASA lIIErT, Chairman.
JOIN MONRnE Sccrn.nru
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
TAEKIG 7NOTICIc.

That oa saturday thc 9th day Of September.
1871, between the hours of sunrise aud sunset
ot said day no the office 0t james d. Armstrong.
Esq in Homuey Hampshire county, West Nir.
eir.t wc will proceed jo take thc lep9si ions of
James y. Armstrong. aamCs CarskalDu aui 1tl-
rrs which when taken viii ho offered as c,i
dcuee in our behalf upon thn trial Of cause now
ien. ing iu 'hc Circuit Court OF Hampshire cIuu-
'r. '.t Virginia, upon che Chsucerg ti1c of
sl.t curt wherein wc arc Plaintiff, and yuu
aud others ave Defendants. aud ST. from AUS
cause said dispositions should nof Doc taken 600
said day or 30 commenced -bculI not Dee Gni-h-
3d. tle same sill ho continued from day o. day
and tme to iue, between Toe same houf. auI
at tue same place until completed Yours Sos
JAMES DAR~N ADON, Sc
ISAAC VI CAR~kAUON.
Executors Of Thomas raraad0u, r.r.l.
Jul. .fh
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

ChkAP MvsIc-lt Is seldom tina, cheapuess is
associated with merit aud real ralae, but we must
make an exception in favor OF PErEHs MUSICAL
MONTHLY. This valuable work comes to us re =
gulariy each month, OVERLOOKING with choice
new Nusie--some fifteen pieces In every number
II is printed from 80 fuli-sze music plates. neat
~ bound, and sells for the modest sum Of 30 cts
Volume VIII, began with the July number aud
the publisher offers to send two copies-July aud
August-for 80 cents. Address j. l.. PETERS,
800 Broadway, New-York. Think of it : 80
pieces of good Music for 50 cents
We will furnish one copy of the South Branch
IateLiigeaeer, and one copy OF Peters NasicaE
Monthly, for the moderate price Of four dollars a
year for both, in advance
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

The Circuit Court began its session on
Tuesday, lst instant-Judge HALL sitting. The
Grand Jury found two indictments for felony
one against IIenry {. Swisher for feloniously re-
ceiving property known to be stolen the other
against Patrick Kinney for murder-charged
with killing Charles Rawlings Springfield,
some months ago. There has been no jury case
tried thus f,r--the common law docket is small
and of little interest. Some chancery business
doing, but the extreme heat of the weather, with
other causes concurrent, will prevent any great
amount Of business we presume being disposed
of al this term.
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DIED

Sc Altoona. Pa. on inc Isth I'l. Mrs Ity.p
BOWS. aged g yc1rs. smonth, add q day. mo-
Cher of Mr BoNies of ths town Iur de-
ceased was "a member cor ihe 50 g. Church fl- g-
F'r thf-scvcu years. Her last moments were
.t.m and peaceful Nlru ASKED if one. "a short
nme previous % be- dissolution. as q, her sri-.t-
pat welfare, She replied. aI BE- right" Peace.
'a.'F Hnd gently she On asleep Zoo Jesus
Fare trr vcI thou hast ien me-
1Hfth is h8f desert dgrsr
|sa mt -HUt All 900 '.tmul. eI
IiHH 1l t.r t9 bind o. hrf.
.u. f..." rsI ur,. - ffett..
H .lf.. r.. t.rIn rrffe
'. H.. '.t. 10 tttr.
"-I'. .n r- .tFrslt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

BALTIMORE MARKET, Monday, July 81.
FlouH-IIoward ST. super at 81 50mS5 so per
Dbl. WH@NT-Rcccipts to-day p, IjG bushels
the demand WAS brisk, with prices iirm-eood to
prime, white at l 3OGSl 50 inferior 81 30 ;
choice red, at 81 47G9Sl 30 inferior to fair. a,
1870 al -. CCRv-whte at 77G.79 cents vel
low at 10000 cents. OATS new crop, at 50GL5l
tents, AS to quaiity. RYE, at - cts per buShcl.
San.
Ga the ist, ia Y. y, gold closed al .I2I.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal of
July 20, has "A communication from DR.. y. r..
Smith, of Baltimore, showing the poisonous ef
fecs of hydrate Of chlOral when persistently used
for the purpose of producing sleep, and the fatal
results of large doses. As to the use of chloro-
form itself, this experienced surgeon says the
more he has used it, the less has his confidence
become in its harmlessness.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

COMMISSIONERS or TIE STATE OEur.-It appears
utt The following Commissioners have been APP
pointed by Governor JAcQB to treat with the
state Of Virginia in relation to the State debt /:
j. w. Bennett, Of Lewis county; Gea. J. J.
Jackson Of Wood county and \. W. Camp
tc.l, Of ohio county.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

CONVENTION CoNHssIONEks.-T Nas,n
and Samuel H. Alexander, Esquires, having de-
,.inod to serve as Commissioners to superintend
The Convention election nt the Courthouse Of
Hardy county, Governor Jacob has appointed in
their stead, Messrs. James Kuykendall, jr., and
..An W Iuskeep.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

n Lecture on the Nature, Treatment aud
Radical Cure ofSeminal Weakness, or Spermator-
rhw, induced by SelEAbuse Involuntary Emi4-
sions lmpoteucy Nervous Debility, and lmpcdi.
menis 10 Marriage generally Consumption, Epi-
.epsy and Fits; Mental and Physical lncapacity
&c.-By ROBERT j. CULNERWELL. " H.
Author Of The Green Book &c
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture clearly proves Com his own experience
That the awful consequences Of ScfAbuso may
De cieciually removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations, bougies.
instruments rings or cordias. pointing out "a
mode Of cure at once certain and efcctpsI hy
Which every sufferer, no matter what biz condi-
ton may be- may cure himself chcaply private
~ ana radically This lecture viii prove IS
boon To thousands and thousands
Sent under seal, 10 any address in plain seal.
ed envelope, on Che receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing the publisher
ALSO. DIR CCLFERWFLLS. MARRIAGE
Guide prir. - ccng
Address The Publishers
CIIAS j G.. KLINE & co
~ Bowcry, New YOrs. Post Office Box O. s.l
june -, 1871
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South a}ranth 9ntelli9rncer.
RoNNEY, FRIDAY, AUG. 4, 1871.

We are under obligations 20 Hon. lIESRY q.
DAVIS Tor bound copy Of the report Of Hon.
ions EATOS, Jr., Commissioner OF Education, for
tae YEAR 1870, with accompanying papers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
1880. TAKE NOTICE. 1871.
Are You Afflicted or SickP


An Alternative and Caihart;c or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from bad
blood.
This preparation was established in 1S0 and
has now been prepared in ljPod form for more
than 8 years. Ia January or February 1870,
another party commenced 10 prepare a similar
article which is inferior 10 the genuine, and
which should not be mistaken for ours ASK
FOR 'DR. FAHgNEY BLooD CLEANSER OR PANA-
CEA and accept 10 others
The Trade Mark or label Of the oldest and gem
u'nc, Is printed in green on n yellow wrapper
having also the signature of =. Fahrncy, NJ D.,
Chicago.
OR. =. Fairncys R,a1M Nesseagsr" gives
tue history and uses of the Blood CLEANSER, tcs-
umouials. and other information, sent free of
charge Address
DIR. =. FAHRNEY'S BROS. & Co,
W5yHcs5oro, Frgatlin Couay, Pa
AS, for Dr 2. gah-ney's Blood Cleanser and
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD.
Sold by wholesale and retail dealers and by
GILKESON Il PATTIE,
Romncy, lIea Va
Also, by J. W Baker Bloomcrv-Cooper &
Horn, Capon BHdge-Daniel Parish, Timber
Ridge, Frederick County, Na.-Gurvin & Bro.
High Nicw-Bruce Gibson, Capon Springs and
Jericho, hampshire county, West va. q.
Mcdonald, CapOn Bridge-Sydnor Mcdonald
hanging Rock-Cooper, Horn < Carter, Pleasant
Dale, Hampshire county.
THOS. III. +. ELLIOTT,
Troreli"g Agcat
June so, 1S71-1y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
Eon>rl. Aug. "a, 1871.

''T|'T'I -NN1- -II T0II-
Nr Hlcr-Dcar Sir Many friends of A
W hfnrnEyll, Esq desire him to communicate
his views Of constitutional Reform, through the
columns Of your yaLnahlc rAicr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

lit viii be seen from the proceedings Of the
meeting Of the opponents Of Radcalism held in
tho Courthouse. on Monday last, that no nomna-
uous were made OF candidates for the State Senate
or House Of Delegates. 4 Convention for the
former, composed Of delegates from this Senate
rial District, was appointed to bc held in Rom =
ucv, Ola saturday the 10th Of next month We
..lc all The counties in the district, will attend
20 A.- matter and appoint Delegates to this Sen
a,oria Convention The meeting also pos,pou-
,l nee nomination OF candidate for the House
%. y,galcs for This County to October Court.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

DsSraL NorlCE.-Dr. JOuN DAILY, resident Den
u-, Of Wes,ernport, Md, is at present in this
place on a professional visit. Rooms in the office
ofur. Lupton, where he is prepared to do any
,liug In the dental lue
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

WEST VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules
w held in the Clerk 5 Office of the Circuit
Court of Hampshire county on the first Monday
in July, 1871.
James Carskaion Isaac II Carskadon, Execu-
tors of the last will and testament Of Thomas
Carskadon, dec d., Plaintiffs,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

James II. Powell, late Sheriff of Hampshire coun-
ty, West Virginia, and such committee Ad-
mnistrator de bous non with the last will and
testament annexed of John Lambert dec ,
and committee administrator Of William Lam
bert, dec d., Adam Roger and Susan his wife,
and William Lambert, John NJ. Lambert and
Annie Z LNmbert Dclendlnls.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04


GaFAr Ltss0y.-Tuc irsl lesson Chat 20
au should learn is that hc does not know
,.ul The earlier and the moro thorough
earned thr better y homchrcd youth
up iu ,hc light Of parental admiration
otiing Go foster his vanity ani sclfcs-
rprised 90 find, and often unwilling to
..-c, The superiority of others. But DE
jed TO learn IL until his sc'fconc,it IS
.. hc hocr'y feels that be knows nothing
H Young man has thoroughly comprc-
.0e fact and Chat iulrusieuly hc is but
..uc, the next lesson IS that the world
ag about him. He is the subject Of
..us overwhelming admiration neither
t.e one sex nor cuvieI hy gte other.
take care Of himself lls will not Dee
noticeable unit. Que does something 90 prove
Jmc use Co society. so recommends
give hIm tlis or ought TO give mm
must do something TO Dc recognized MS
. lesson h't or PATIENCE nrn
.H 90 "u, D v,.' lt % work. auI O., Do.
0 chose mrtu. ofafsla.m.uti ..t.
DOB. U.e ".U vg ..fEHr pl-
.'.aa ma. l|H.r.t lessons q, I.lra
r.al I,r 'ic mind 90 .o1s for .mmol.lt.
Hr0. Dee understood ~ str,rr Uat
conquest o0 difficulties witch J.. 800
.uI Legitimate channels OBJ. Ul#n.
not ou.r essential Zoo -.rr...
"H..l % young man socks ia H.e. Iut
also ta thlf preparation OF lhe m.4I r.-
IHr enjoyment or success auI ur ls-
"..H gained n. Is thc geHe.. r. #.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

On Yesterday evening 10y Rev. O. p. Wirg-
man, lir. Isaac PAEkEH to Mrs. GEurRuDgE Con
nfIr, daughter Of N!r. JOS Polling, OF this town.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

nn Monday last, the Corner Stone Of the
N,' .rginia Institution for the Deaf Dumb
... ..al now in progress Of erection in this
..e. b." conformity to previous notice was laid
~. members Of Clinton Lodge, No p, A. T.
5 ~. The stone was laid with the appropri-
aa usual ceremonies Of Masonry. Col. Ron
WnTE, Worshipful Muster Of Clinton Lodge,
.dse'uS the ceremonies, with assistants At
intervals, ia The ceremonies as also in moving in
Jon under the command of Col. ALgxAN-
tosao2, assisted by A.P. WHITE, Esq. from
Lodge room to the building, the "Romncy
Bond played appropriate pieces. In be-
lul ,ae brethren Of Clinton Lodge We tender
H "e gentlemen composing the Band hearty
ahs The ceremonies at the building were
mod and closed 10y prayer by brother Rev. +
rsuns, Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
.a,u, ol this place
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04
IN CHANCERY

The plaintiffs this day file an amended and
supplemental bill in their suit against the Ad.
miuisiratOr Of Aohn Lambert and William Lam
bert, aud pray that said Roger aud wife and said
William John ". and Annie T.. Lambert, both
their original and this supplemental bill, that
said Administrator of William Lambert be or
dercd on settlement Of his accounts TO pay over
10 the Plaintiffs the amount due his iutestatc in
his hands or so much thereof as may be sufficient
20 satisfy the claim of the plaintiffs which is for
$3.50 90, with interest thereon from The ] 3lh day
OF June, 1869, subject % credit Of $40 - as
Of date January 1850 and for such other relief
as is meet And il appearing ihat the dclcn-
darts Adam Roger and Susan bis wife aud VIM.
LauOcrt, John 81. Lambert Il Annie y. Lambert,
do not reside in the State Of West Va: 70 is or
dcrCd, that said nonresident defendants doappcar
here within one month from the FIRST publication
hereof and do what is necessary TO protect their
interests q copy-Tcstc
{. VI TAYLOR, C. conc.
july 7, 1871.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-08-04

inc accident viii entail CJu-ld cI.uI. pnDuuItIy
loss on the church.
T,n veou I'm common with many others
we havc rclta lively interest fro ihc Investigations
which Dr. Aver has been making to discover the
causes cf failure OF thc hair. and 90 provide q
remedy. ills researches are said 90 have been
much moro thorough and exhaustive than any
ever made before The result IS now before us
under The ulmc Of fyers Huc Ttggr we
have given ito trial, and with fu satisfaction.
10 equals oar most favorable auGapatlas oar
-Hy hairs have disappeared, or resumed their
original color and visible crop or .o0 aIH.r
Hu- Dr.. started oo part OF Che scalp which vas
entirely iid.-Domocrat, Abingdon. Na.
h country newspaper, which recently spoke
OF H1'nral thunder. and was asked by a COM
temporary SO t bad amy affinity 20 CREASED
u-.H.na. maaf srsl some anger iu explaining
'a.'ma'ercd hpad.r ws what was intended.
' r.A Iifs child W 49,
Andrew Brown 200 rrurc Georges county, Ma-
rf'fHd Willie playing n thc yord around .is h-
'Her h.u#s.u Wrlnr Day morning % ast week.
"as attacked DIS trc.f 0c Dhatcr breed and
e,.c.. ra- cries alarmed i's mo.her
WH9 found nu'... Goo house. with ono car torn
nearly ol % h.al. and Dos neck severely injured
IE Obj. teeth OF ho m- Tho blood thirsty ASH.
800. could With d.f.I't, bo driven from Dos pros.
who wien rescued was 800 speechle-s condition.
iH- dr,.s htt. almost entirely gouo out
.i fashion
lfaa HE.. a oId umc. lc..gos mar-
... a' goo o'r. He Ir 1r application lnr r.0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-19

MoRTUARY REpoRT.-The following Is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat
urday, April 10th, 1871, compiled from
sections returns received ut the Office Of
the Board Of Health
Whole number of deaths In the city, 30
IN addition, stubborn was reported color.
edl.. Sex, Males, 10; females, II. Color
White males, 4 !; white females, 6 colored
males, %; colored females, IL. Condition
Single. II; married, 8; widowers, widows,
3; unknown, 3. Nativity: United States,
~; Germany, /. Locality Marshall Ward,
B; Jefferson Ward, 8; Madison Ward. |:
Monroe Ward, 5; Clay Ward, 2; Aims.
house, 8. Age One day to thfrty,1; one
month to six, 1 six months to twelve, 8
one year to three, Z; three years to five,
p; five years to ten, !; ten years to twenty,
2; twenty years to thirty, 2; thirty years
to forty, 2; forty years to fifty, 4 fifty
years to sixty, 2 sixty years to seventy, 1;
eighty years to ninety. 2. BY whom certi-
fed Regular practitioners, 20 !; coroner,
l; Board of Health, 8 Causes Of death !:
Child-bed fever, l consumption, 5 q white
and 3 colored); congestion Of liver, !;
.dIarrhGa (chronic), 1; dropsy, / drown
ing, empyema, fracture (compound),
/; gastritis, Il; gastro-enteritis, l heart
disease, 1 poisoning by spoiled lobster,
i pneumonia, 3; softening Of brain, / !;
tubercular disease, l; typhoid fever, l !;
thrombi, 1; whooping cough, 9; unknown, g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-19
Working Girls.

Editors Dispatch: noticed in your issue
of the 7th inst. communication IN benalt
of the white working girls OF Richmond.
This Is move in the right direction. The
class for whom the writer appeals for assist
ance is quite numerous, and, Wlsh few eX-,
ceptions, is a very respectable and worthy
portion of our community; yet, because.
they are white and Of the Caucasian race,
the public heart has no sympathy with
them, and they are left prey to the winds
of adversely and to the frowns OF those who
have never learned from experience the
bitter pangs of poverty. The former social
and domestic relations of these working
women and girls should Of itself arouse
every good citizen to sense OF his duty,
even though not one impulse Of humanity
thrills his bosom. Most OF this dependent
class are dependent because they are VII
dows, sisters, and daughters of those who
fought and fell in the lost cause-tOr the
homes aud firesides they shalt see no more.
When the war was in progress, and every
true and noble heart beat high with hope,
the husbands, brothers, and sons oil these
were, in many instances, induced to enlist
by the promise that those who were de-
pendent upon them for support would De
cared for in their absence. The thousands
OF graves all over Virginia's SOIL, over
which the murmuring winds OF early spring
are now signing sad requiems, tell in silent
eloquence that the husband, brother, or
son is indeed absent. Reader, patriot, sur.
yiyor of the lost cause, have you fulfilled
your promise? If not, 60 to the graves o.
those who fought aud fell in the belief that
their loved ones would be remembered and
cared for by such as you, and settle the &C.
count with thy conscience. The class Tor
whom speak are not beSgars all they ask
and wish Is any suitable and honorable en-.
ployment at u reasonable compensation.
G. G.. v.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-19

POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Justtce j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of: :.
Lucy Watkins (colored), charged with fe-
loniorlsly stealing two gold chains valued
at SIS and $40, and one set of coral valued
at $40, the property of N. F. Wilson. Con-
tinued until next Friday.
Alex. Robertson (colored), charged with
adultery and being the father Of two chill
dren. Continued until tomorrow.
Thos. Mitchell (colored), drunk and very
disorderly in the street. Fined 81.
VIM. Young (colored), charged with
stealing cocoanut from Jas. Capron. Sent
to chain-gang for fifteen days.
John Jackson, drunk and unable to care
for himself. Security required in $50.
Thomas Randolph (cOlored), drawing a
pistol aud threatening the life Of Oscar Il.
Ferguson. Let OF.
Mary Shay, assaulting and beating Mar
tina Bradley. Fined 81.
james aLoney (eolored), assaultine, beat
ing, and threatening the life OF Nelson
Noah. Continued until tomorrow on &C.
count of the absence Of witnesses.
James johnson (colored), aiding a pris-
oner to make his escape and otherwise inter
fering with the police in the discharge Of
their duty. In consideration Of his good
character he was let of, it being his first
offence. -
WIN. l.. Sampson {colored), interfering
with the police In the discharge Of their
duty. Fined $3.50.
james Taylor (colored), charged with be-
ing the father of an illegitimate child. Con.
tinued until tomorrow for proper record
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-19

THE SOUTHERN DENTAL ASSOCIATION
This association was in session 1T Charles
ton last week. On Thursday the time hay
ing arrived for the selection Of next time
and place of meeting. the last Tuesday in
July, 1872. and Richmond, Virginia, were
unanimously selected.
DR.. Thompson, of Virginia, in behalf OF
Virginia. his native State, thanked the as
ISOLATION for the compliment.
1t WAS resolved to publish in New Or
leans an independent southern journal de-
voted to dental science, and DR.. s. L. Gut
lar. OF that city. was elected editor DR..
II. Vi. Grant, of Virginia, was elected second
vice president.
The following delegates were elected TO
represent this ASSOCIATION ut tho next meet
in. OF the American Dental Association
Drs. Winkler, Postley, Royal, Patrick, Jr.,
Lowrancr, Burr, Jones, Thompson, Grant,
Rull. W. ;. Brown, WardIaw, Hanckel,
Patrick. ST.. Boozcr, Chupein. Rodriguez,
!. y. II. Brown, Wright: MuckenfusS. and
.!uh.ou.
Jones. Thompson, and Grant arc Of Viz
cjuia. These gentlemen were appointed
upon several standing committees One of
them on each.