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Prisoners Captured List Fri

portrnily.
Prisoners Captured.-L.st Fri
day, Marshal Leavitt aud officers from
Hastings effected the capture in this city
of thee rascaIs that had escaped from
ahs Minneapolis jail on Wednesday even
ing, 18th inst. The arrests were made
with littIs difficulty and the prisoners
were at once conveyed TO their f'rmer
quarters at M'nnaap ,lis. The prisoners
names were j. X Tucker. c3nfinel on a
charge Of forgery; Narcisse Shelaf"o,
murder, and Leon LafiIte, Pacific Rail
road ticket thief and burglar.
Hotel Aid.-The till introduced
in the legislature by Senator Ives. au
thorizing the city of Prescott tn vote a:d
fer burIiing a hotel. met its death in til"
Assembly Judiciary Committee. Tn"
provisions Of the bill, as we understand
them, were simply . give direct all t"
the ente. prise. This. the committee
claimed. va, unconstitutional that CITY
and town coIpoInt:ons have u" prwrr o
give pecuniary aid t" that ciss. ri e"ier
prisrs in any such manner.
The only way then to accomplish The
oil ject aimed at. will he Ia get an enabling
act TO form stick company, aud ihen
for the city TO take stock 10 the desired
amount, issuing bonds therefor.
New Advs. We would direct the
attention of our readers to Mr.. S.ely :
announcements ia To laws issu-. relating
to milling. Mr.. S may lie relied on Is
being thoroughly posted IN the business
be sdverlises
Referee Sale-A P Well. Referee.
-Burhyte Bros, at River Falls want
two taIlurS.
-AdminiSirstor's sale estate 81
Charles Barnes.
Mrs Markle. also advertiscs he,
popular millinery establishment in this
issue. Read what she says. Anyth
additional from US is unnecessary.
ID W.Clark Il Co.. bankers, Du.
lath. Amn., announce their calling else
where. Gr&n dealers and others whl
have business in that direction NAV find
ii convenient 10 recol.rct this fiIm..
Catholic FESTIVAL. The Cath.
Ole SocieIv. of Ills city will give grand
festival At Fox 81 blckn,nn's Hall. OF
the evening of Ep|er Monday. April
10th. A varied and exceedingly attrac
tive programme ba, been adopted for IA,
.eDteitAinment. aud te f'>tival will doubt
less be made renuRrative to the societ,
By the generous patlnsge Of our citizens
We have been requested to state thai
the entertainment vii be of the Meek
Tie Socinbie' order (which will be ex
planned at the door) that an opportunity
viii he afforded tu dci,is bv ballot who
is 1.-The belle Of PresotI;'' that il ia nro
posed TO also disc"ye Who is our mos,
popular merchant. inthe same manner
and to whom viii awarded a COLL
chain; that q fiDs STA cushion and q
gentlenaE's scarf az In Le disposed Of
by lottery-both of which last articles
are on exhibition AT IRIS. Markie's Mill
merry store.
Such will be sOmeof the prominent
features OF the enielainment. Further
mention ssIll be mad next week. AID
mission 10 the Hall 10 ceE:s-refresh
meBts sxtTa.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-29

BILLIARD SALOON,
ID MAYER keeps neat and orderly Bill
ID. lard Saloon next door 10 River Fallt
House on Main street. River Falls.
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Pierce County Real Estate Sales.

REPORTED FOR THE PRESCOTT JOURNAL. BIZ c.
W. BROWN, REGISTER OF DEEDS.
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J. WATSON, .Tr

j WATSON. Jr.
SUCCESSOR To H r. CHILDs.
OADDLER and Harnsss Maker Shop
corner of Sycamore and Main streets.
IA ~.
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J, I. AP ROBERTS,

ENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods, Crock
VI cry. Boots and Sho-s. Hats Caps. and
ANYTHING in the line of Furnishing Goods.
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i II IHnMpSnN

j. III. THOMPSON.
NABINET Maker aud dealer in all kinds
~ If Furniture. Planning and Matching
done To order
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READY PAY.

Ps.-we keep constantly on hand a large STOCK
OF nearly every kind of Lumber. Also SHIN
Giles anu LATH. f4-u.
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@ f. DAVIS.

DRUGGIST and Aplthecary. Prcscrip-
~ lions carefully put mp. full line of
Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles and every
thing usually kept in first class drug store.
Agentfor Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines.
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The River, etc. s,eame

The River, eSc.-The steamers
being fitted out here for the season trade
give our Ievee lively appearance this
spring. The Prescott, Pionser and 81.
.Aathony Falls are undergoing repairs.
aud carpenters. caulkers and painters are
rapidly putting them in sea-worthy con
dition NJ. w. Barb. Esq, also has under
way ferry boat for Mr. Atwater, to
ply from PIT. Douglass to Hsstings,wbich
will be propelled by horsepower.
The Prescott we are pleased to state
will continue IN the ferriage business as
heretofore. to the great convenience Of the
travelling public. The Pioneer will ply
on the NJ nneso,a river, and the So An
Mony Falls will tow timber from Lake
ST Cr"ix TO St. Paul.
The popular steamers Nellie Kent aud
Wymdn X will do the St. Croix bust.
ness as heretofore.
The large steamers are running regu
larry TO L. Crosse. Winoua aud the foot
of Lake PepIn.
The ice in Lske Pepin we are in
formed remains solid, twenty two inches
tkick-rslher poor prospect of an ear
" opening we think. TIE ice also re
mains firm most of the distance between
thus point and st Paul.
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NEGOTIA TIE
lseaOiWiiOn.

paper drawn against shipment. of Grain and
| Flour 50-3m. 4. W. CLARK Il co
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Foreign News.

Lon ON, November 21.-The two vessels
pre- yiously reported sunk and all hands lost,
By collision in the Mersey, were the bark
Mary Baker, of Boston, from Liverpool
for Bermuda, and British ship from Sierra
Leone for Liverpool.
AdYices from Constantinople report cool
weather and the cholera decreasing.
Count Won Bsust, the neW-appointed
Austrian Ambassador to England, is eX-
pected here this week.
PARIS, November 21.-The Government
has resolved to support the motion pEoVi-
ding for the removal Uf the seat Of govern
ment to Paris at the next session Of the
Assembly. %
ROME, November N.-The King Of Italy
and the president of the Senate are ex-
pected to arrive in this city to-day.
MADRID, November 21.-The session OF
the Cortes was prorogued until February,
1872: until which time it is probable the
present ministry will continuein Office. in
Che mean time the decision OF important
questions now pending is postponed until
the rekssembling of the Cortes.
It. is announced that among other mea'
sures the Government has resolved TO defer
the imposition of the tax of IL per cent. on
the interest on Spanish bonds until IL has
been approved by the Cortes.
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New York IsesnS.

NEW YORK, November 21.-Charles
OConor thinks that through a flaw in
the Indictment Tweed will escape punish
ment.
Isaac W, England, publisher of the Sun,
has been appointed commissioner OF public
instruction.
Horace Greeley pefemptorily declines the
presidency of the Department Of Public
Parks ulce Sweeney. ~
The steamboat owners have formed q per.
manent organization, and adopted & peti.
ton to Congress to amend the steamboat
laws.
In the Court of General Sessions this
morning Judge Bedford charged the grand
jury on the frauds against the city, and
suggested that the jury send for Charles
O'Conor to assist them in the immediate
and rigid investigation Of all notorious
frauds without respect to persons or po-
litical parties. It mattered not that many
of the alleged criminals have fled the coun-
try T.; the law would reach them.
HEAVY FRAUDS ON THE BROOKLYN TREASURY.
NEW YORK, November 21.-It is stated
that frauds amounting to a. quarter of q
million dollars have been perpetrated upon
the Brooklyn Treasury by the Rims"
there,
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Special telegram 10 The Eispateh.
E0RTIE CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
SEN ATE.

RALEIGH, N. c., TUESDAY, Nov. 81, II.
The Senate met at 10 O'Clock. Thirty
three senators answered to their names.
Mr.. MerIiman introduced bill to fix the
per diem and mileage of officers and mem.
beIs of the General Assembly. Referred to
the Committee on - Propositions and
Grievances.
The bill gives the Speaker Of the House
and the President of the Senate each FIVE
dollars per day aud ten cents per mile to
and from home members three dollars per
day and same mileage principal and as
sstant clerks each six dollars per day and
same mileage enrolling clerks aud assist
ants each five dollars per day and same
mileage; doorkcepers each three dollars
per day and same mileage. sjEi@'@
Mr.. Beasley introduced a bill to autho-
rize the commissioners of BERTHE county to
issue bonds. Referred to Committee on
Propositions and Grievances.
Mir. Edwards introduced the following
bills: Concerning the probate of deeds and
private examination Of married women be.
yond the limits of the State also two bills,
both entitled Concerning the Jurisdic'
ton of the Superior Courts" Referred 10
Committee On the Judiciary.
Mr.. Dargan introduced a bill to provide
for the collection of taxes in arrears fer the
wears 1ST0-'71. Referred to Committee on
Propositions and Grievances. a.@r. - E E
MIR, Lehman introduced bill proposing
amendments to the Con stitution Of NORTH
Carolina.
On motion of Mr.. Robbins, of Rowan,
the bill was made special order for u
O'Clock tomorrow.
Mr.. Lehman introduced bill supple
mental and amendatory OF The char tiers G.
New Berne and the New Berne Academy
Referred to Committee on Corporations.
MIR. Coles introduced bill to amend m
act of 1S70-'71 relative to salaries and fees.
Referred to Committee on Propositions and
Grievances.
Mr. MerrIman introduced bill for the
relief of the people of the State and to ex
tend the time of sherif1s to settle their State
taxes with the State Treasurer. Referred
to Committee on Propositions and Griev'
ances. -.u.--
This bill extends the time from the tirs1
Monday of next month (as now provided
by law for sixty days. Referred.
MIR. Lehman introduced bill to au
thorize the commissioners Of Craven county
to levy special tax. Referred to Commit
tee On Education.
A message was received from the House
Of Representatives proposing to raise
Joint committee of fye-three on the part
of the House and two on the part OF the
Senate-to wait upon his Excellency the
Governor and inform him that the Genera
Assembly are ready to receive any commu
nication he may have to make; that Messrs.
Loftin, Carson, and Dudley constitute
House branch Of said committee, and that
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DECEPTIVE INSURANCE foLcIES.-The
rDlsac!phia Ledger says : unr attention
;, within few day, been called to a de-
.pjiye-we will not say Gi>honest-form OF
: Hcv said 10 be 10 use By some eastern und
>ow York companies. iii which the COED,
, lt!.ia ~hloncd words, tie receipt whereof
.> hIcby acknowledged are om!tted. we
are iutrrmed BIZ one IL the business that
: $50 Insurance companies, in their great
G,.>re tor business, give credit to insurance
, z,uts. who, ne&lectine 10 hand over The
re nium before loss occurs, payment is re-
i;~cli by The company on the plea that the
p. oman had never been received. The
cities thus insured purchase the chances
81: i lawsuit, and In TWO instances at least,
,i!,. informant SAYS, TO his own knowledge,
s.l,lin he past tive years, suits arising from
OF The kind here alluded To have
'.cH decided against the underwriters.
ivcry one procuring noucy Of Insurance
Odd carefully read IT,
,Gch cases would 10. stand long in
...t' !
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yoMMrECIAL TRAyELLERs.-Thc case OF
Las Ward, Of %cW Jcr-cy, against the
-,.rto Of Maryland, writ OF error from the
court Of Appeals Of Maryland, is ASSIGNED
E L argument to day III the Supreme Court
81 TIE C"it,d states, IN " Washington, on
notion Of Acknowledgement Jones for the
sic. aud William N. tva,tS, Esq, for The
1...,sn.iii Ia error, This suit is Carried up
az certain northern manufacturers, &c., to
IT,, the conslltutionaljty Of the law Ct Ma
Ili~.G prohibiting agents OF iorc'gn lncr-
..la.,,-, ,ir.. 10 sell goods 10y sample, cards,
&C.. IN iMlS state. The decision OF the SUI
.i.,nc CouIt viii settle the law not only Tor
:5- >rarc, tut for Ill the 5tatc5.-Bolt'-
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The cholera at Halifax, N. 8.

HALIFAX, N. S., November 2l.-The
cholera has broken out in the eastern Gee
ton of Halifax county. A mar employed
s cook on board the steamer Franklin, at
New York, is supposed to have brought
the disease into the country. He is recoY-
ling. but other persons who caught the
injection from him have died. The local
aoyernment have adopted the necessary
n neas,1res TO prevent the spread Of the con-
tagion, The health officer OF HALIFAX Is
Severely blamed for neglect.
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Domestic Narkets-IBy TE1EaR.p

= 11e't1o 1'1ttt hcts-lD1 IhLEGRAPH.I :
$500 bales: uplands, 1870; Orleans, let. Fionr
quiet and unchanged. Whiskey, a4c. Wheat a
made better, but not active red winter western,
buyers: kice firm at sl@9c. Pork heavy at
SE.sI@Sl5: Beef and laid steady. Nnvals I'M
changed. Tallow quiet. -Fre!ghts que. and easIer.
BALTIMORE, November 2l.-viraiuia s,s, old
SlgSi5 md, SO asked; FPS, 60 bid. Coupons, old,
6c@6oi bid, 0 ] asked new, IS bid. West Wiz.
2inia's, 2s4 bid, .2sa asked North Carolina,s, as
Did ne", 10 bid; SPECIAL tax Is bid.
Flour unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn fem
5oI5'c. Fork, s1I.So. Bacon-Sboulde-s, Sc !;
rib sides, s3c; clear rib Sc; sugar-cured hams,
15GQI6c. Whskey, 0!Sc
LOUISVILLE, November 21.-Tobacco very &C.
tive salcj, 100 hossnesds Jugs at s7.o5GF77s
low to medium leaf, ssQSla fair to good, sisG
$50. a' T,'e
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CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
NATTANS'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOE
. THE uAIP

perfectly clear prep arst!on, In one bottle, as
easily applied as water, for restoring to gray hair
Its natural color and youthful appearance, to
eradicate ana prevent dandruf to promote the
growth OF the hair, and stop It's falling
1t Is entirely harmless snd perfectly free from
any poisonous substance, ana will therefore take
the place or all the dirty and unpleasant prepars-
lions now In use. Numerous testimonials have
been sent up from many Of our most prominent
citizens In everything In which the articles now
In use are Objectionable CRYSTAL DISCOVERY
Is perfect. II Is warranted to contain neither
sugar OF lead sulphur nitrate OF silver. Clear
and clean as water IL docs not soil the clothes or
scalp. 1t is agreeably peTfumed, and makes one
Of the best dressings for The r In II restores
the color OF the hair more perfectly and uni ormly
than any other preparation, and always does so In
from three to ten days. Virtually feeding the
roots Of the hair with all the noursbing qualities
necessary to Its growth and healthy condition, 1t
restores the decay and induces new growth OF
the hair more positively than anything else. The
application Of this wonderful discovery also pro-
duces y pleasant ard cooling effect on the scalp,
and gives the hair pleasant and elegant appear
ance.
We call especial attention to the fact that 4
limi ed number of small trial bottles can be had
by those wishing TO Try 1t. You will notice that
in pursuing this course aim Is 70 convince by
the actual merits Of the article.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and proprietor Washington. y. G..
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by PURCELL,
4 Vo or ~ eOd3m
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COMMERCIAI,.I
.p,,, ConN AND FLoun EXCHANGE, )
@saoAacHD. Va. Eovemher Fl, 1877

.s II, prc,,,,gohF And FLoun FxcHAN6E,1
''1a1a'sD. VA. November Fl, lS7t-a5
~ OFFERINGS. ~,
Vheot.-W hiset sol bushels. RCD s.o. ,,,no,s
Sno,,--.M Mite SIs bushels. Mixed ais hnsheIs
Dnass'-ssS bushels. 90 su-'i1e.s'
Geds.-a ou5heIB. ;;Fsg, 81 s. 80, ~
b X tSts SALES.
q, sses = hitelA bushelsat d. TX for soes
good. a. fos Prime, forSery good Oil. % for
a, Es 1esg Red $40 bushelsas s,.s, f,-
~, ~ Ior good, $i.&9 for Common. 90 Souu'
esSSsas' hlte az bushe!s--at zoe for nrima na
new. 'oe very good new, ssGesc. fas Common o.,
r.. Mixed a7e bushels st eseD-oc for nr,,,,
Oats tSl MELT ,slf new, ss. for common ne ". m
Rye-se bushels It S. s'c. Tor very goodSpsing.
luedk-A bushels yellow at TIE. ,y
RE-ExHlDITED, ,
IYhect.-Red, 90 busi1els. IL. Lar,
eoTH'-wh!t 6I4 bushals. Mixed, 80 bushels.
REMARKS.
ihe offerings Of grain OF all kinds on ,chone
to-day were very light. Make. generally dpil
Wheat birely held TIA own. Corn comparatIyeI
inactive, with decided indIspositton on the pas
OF ouyers TO pay the prices ruling Lately or III
l2.S bushels offered 574 bushels were re-exht bited
but little done In rye, but there is tendency +
higher figures. ), II / -
: ine offerings or grstu on Change on the CORE
spending dizzy OF last year were:
Wheat.-c coo bushes, or which 1875 bushels ver
re-exhibited. -
Corn1-2a4 buahels.
OATS a5e bu: hels.
Prices on that day we're:
Wheat-Hhite, very good, sle5. BED, yer,
good. $l.4s.
Cor7--White, prime new, 7sc.
Odts.-Prtme spring, 45c.
virginia country flour, Richmond inspection
upper, $3.50 extra, 81; family, $3.50
good deal OF speculation exists 40 to what wi
be the price Of corn between now and Chrlstm,
and after Christmas, and there are people In tow
now from other places who are good deal int,
es'ed In the subject. There are various thlps
which have bearing on the subject, an analysis
OF which we SHAH endeavor TO give at an earl
date.
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I'm elderly individual, hard up for wife,
presented himself before the clerk ut the
narriage-license desk in the Probate Court
Yesterday us an applicant Tor a permit to
marry the divorced wife OF his own son.
The law interposing no oD)ectlon' Inc polte
hnt rcluctaut official had TO issue the paper
demanded, ana the ceremony was after
ward duly performed.-C Cincinnati Com
naercaQL.
The present is the darkest hour Of the
past four years for the Democratic party.
Every lover OF his country should Watch
and pray and vote for the coming dayashe'
CeLtna (OhiO) Standard.
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scorer COLONIES N TIE NoRTuwEsT.-
-, Putti, November 2O.-Lord Gordon, OF
-.ptlaud, q gentleman OF large wealth, has
H.,t completed an extensive tour through
80. northwest iG the interest OF organized
emigration from Scotland. lie purchased
E"o townships Of l0nd from the Northern
!'acilc Company in WESTERN minnesota for
j&rgc scotch colony, q portion q whom
have already arrived WITH many fine tho
rougAbred cattle, designing TO engage III
lDck-raising. Ire Northern PACING Com.
pany have adopted L permanent pollcy OF
carrying. free over their road all settlers and
coiJnisls who purchase land Of the com.
pany. The same corporation is now or.
,-Juzing system Of planting forest trees
trough the prairie regions ttaqersed by Its
ROADS.
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ILLNESS OF JUDGE LEE.-The Hon. George
II. Lee, of this place, is in Baltimore, dan
gerousIy ill with rheumatism Of the brain
He is attended by the best physicians, and
we hope soon TO be able to chronicle biz
complete recovery and his relurn to the
duties of his profession, to which ne is al
honor, and in which he is so distinguished
and respected. ClarkSbuy { West Va.) Con
SeiUatiUe,
Judge Lee was formerly judge OF the
Supreme Court of Appeals of Virginia.
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GREAT SSow-SToRM IN THE NORTHWEST
G,nrhu. November 20 - 4 slect and snow
..nIm which commenced here Friday noon
rDut uued until sunday morning, and eX-
'eaHcu over tie Whole country from the
rocky Nounlaias TO The Missouri river.
tNyrythiug was covered with coating OF
heayY zee, causing the pro>tratinn OF the
; '"@raph line. The Union Pacific trans
N.rte suO~. bound at different points BE-
I cen Clcvcunc and Omaha. Ihc storm
=, reported sill more severe In Southern
lad Western Colorado.
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Eram California.

SAN FRANCISCO, November q. = The
grand Jury which is investigating the re-
Cent stage coach robberies attribute them
to the Indians.
THE Tonto Apaches are again on the
war-path.
Angeles Chinese massacre have He'd from
tho eoIlntry
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TELEGRAPHIC , NEWS
New York stock ans. money 3 srars.e

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, November 21.-The Gold,
Stock, and Bond Exchanges were closed to-
day to allow the employees to participate in
the Alexis reception, 49,.
Governments closed steady. Gold weak
at llOS@l101. Money, 5G6. States dull !;
Tennessee's and new South Carolina's
weak. Sterling weak.
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coLoREp Brooklyn, ~.
" November 20.-Rev. John G.. Bass, OF
BROOKLYN, an ex-cha plain of the United
States army, was waylaid last night by two
negroes, who drew knives and demanded
his money or his life. The old man de-
Tended himself with stout cane, and sue
ceeded in driving off the assailants, after
having crippled one with blow from his
stick
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No ErKlrz ~ NIKGlHGA.--The state o1f-
4, r. ~ Virginia have written 50 the kukiuX
unAnit,cr in response 10 their lnquirics as
d. he condition OF affairs in that State.
From their letters il would appear that
,yelthlmg WAS serene in that state; that
gAc state debt had rot increased save from
>ccriing interest. ana that there ere no ku-
LAX within the borders of the Cid Doml'
4t1u.- Baltimore meTlcuR.
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DETECTED BY A YOU'VE LADY's PAINTING
A burglar was caught in u neighboring
town from the circumstance OF meeting i
Young lady in one OF the rooms In hel
hight clothes. On seeing him she tainted
and fell in his arms, and when the people
of the house came in be was trying tc
bring her to with bottle of esmpho,r. ZIG
said no gentleman would 90 off and leave
LADY in such q condition as that.
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Hotel destroyed by Fire.
special telegram 10 the Dispatch.

GLADE SPRING, VA, November q, 1871.
The largo new hotel just erected at this
place by A. B. Echos & Brother was de-
stroyed by fire tonight. Loss, $4,000. The
work of an incendiary.
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NEW ORLEANS, November 21.-The first
game Of billiards of three to be played be.
tween Dion and Miller, for $500 each, was
won by Dion, who scored 500 points; Mill
Ter scoring 479. -