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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

MoRYuA.Y REpcRr. The following g. tls
mortuary report for the week e1diaR Sat
nlsisy, May fsth, compiled from sex.
sons returns received OF the Office oS The
" hole numbersof deashs in tina civ. al
in aaditio1, Istnt-born was reportesi .icnior..
eal. sex: Males, III 1 females. 1B. :, 4 .osor,.
" mte males, white females. B. 3 coinsad
manles, l9 coiored females, il. Coniifjon.. !.
single, % married, 10 widows. a.as.n.
known, 2. Nativity /: tinted stsfes aa .
shal Ward, a; Jefferson Ward, 5 Madisnn
Ward, 8 Monroe Ward, Z; Clay,Jyarts al
jackson Ward 5;q sAlnishouse. Q. "A ys |. !.
One day to thirty 3; one mout}, In s;Ts =. !.
Blk months to twelve, one year "a. three
4; three years to five, 2 ]; five yearsto Ter. q !:
q; forty years to fifty, A;; ffty years II
sixty, q; sixty years to seventy, q sseYenty
years to eighty, u; one hundred years and
upwards, l. BY whom certified Regular
practitioners 81 coroner, g.; Board of
Health; 4. Causes OF death ApopIexy. q:
cancer Of stomach, L cancer Of womb !.
cholera infantum, q; cerebro- spinal me.
ningitis, 3 cerebritis, ] consumpu ion "a
q white md 2 oco1oreD; commissions, /:
congestion. of .brain, Q; dysenteTy facute),
3; hemisplegia, L; old age, i premature
birth, 1; pneumonia, I Rheumatism, / !;
scrofula, L; tuberculosis, L.; whoepipg-
cough, 8; unknown, A. 81, Is q;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

& ECCLESIASTICAL MEETINGS IN PETERSBURG.
The seventy-sixth Annual Council of the
Episcopal Church in Virginia will be held
at Petersburg on Wednesday, May 31st, and
the Baptist Association Of Virginia will
meet in the same city on, the same day. All
the railroads in the State have agreed to
pass delegates to either OF these bodies free
on their return upon The presentation e OF
Way. Arrangements have also been made
for q train. through to Petersburg from
Richmond on the evening Of the 30th, SO
that delegates will not be under the neces.
sitY of stopping in Richmond all night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

The. RESTORATION. OF LIaHTs-Superin.
tendent Knowles and q competent corps oi
assistants were at work at the gas-holder
on Monday night as soon as it was possible
to. get to the. spot, and the: damage was
very quickly, though not permanently re-
paired. 1t was thought best, however,, not
to turn the gas on again until last night, for
fear of accident by explosion or sufoeation.
Last night the lights everywhere were as
bright as ever. .-..t ts.sfs - s.ss,...s4jl - ]
J The accident which, plunged the city;
into darkness, was one very easy to back
planned to experts, but not I to ii tho
public. 1t was due entirely to: the
WORKOUT condition OF. the holder. Such "a
thing has happened twice before within the
last. few years, and is likely to happen at al
most any time until the new holdeEi is ready.
for duty. The defect has, however, been
SO far remedied as to make 1t probable that
with The exercise OF. due care there will not
.bea repetition Of the occurrence Of ,Mon-
day night for several months to come.,,a u
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8 FIGHT AT A POLITICAL MEETINa.-On
last Monday, during a Republican meeting
for the nomination of officers for Fairfield
turbance Of the peace between two promi.
nent Radicals Of the county. One Of them,
"a; probable candidate for the Legislature,
desiring to, eonciliate the, Conservatives,
was using his influence to have Conserya.
tive put upon the ticket the other,
.ts breathing out threatenings and slaugh.
ter,y objected. The result was hard words
and . fight. After the first round, which
resulted favorably for the would-be legisla-
tor, the combatants were separated and
peace was restored sstesSs35s 4
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{ SUIT AGAINST THE. CITY FOR DESTROYED
WHIsKEY.-1he suit of E enry Smith against
the city of Richmond for the value of eer-
tain Whiskey belonging to him and destroy
ed by order of the Common Council on the
night. Of the Sd OF April, 1865, engaged the
attention of the Uniic cd States Circuit Court
yesterday for couple Of hours. Smith
kept wholesale and retail grocery and
Cary streets at the time above mentioned.
Subsequently he was Government whiskey
inspector here, He is now resident OF New
York therefore he sues in Federal court.
The amount claimed Is S, 500. A jury was
waived on the trial, and after argument by
Judge Meredith for the city and John o.
,Steger, Esq, for the plaintiff, the case was
submitted to the court for decision, -
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CoNsERyxT1yE WARD MEEr1NGs-Cand

CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETINGS Candi-
dates for the Council to be Nominated
The Conservative party Of Richmond are
requested to assemble in their respective
wards at 8 o'clock next Friday evening, to
nominate candidates for the City Council.
sBy conference with the ward superintend-
ents the following places have been desig-
Inated as suitable for this purpose 5-@'
Marshall Ward. .-Springield Hall. 70
Jefferson Yard Old Market Hall.
Madison Ward. Monticello Hall. f.41
, Monroe Ward.-St.,A Adams Hall. ID :
Clay Ward.-Spring Park EukersI q
I, Jdcksos Ward.-Ciry Ball. S -,
7 An good, Conservatives are earnestly
urged to attend these meetings in order
that the city OF Richmond may be Horthily
and efficiently represented. - 81.
. p. H. Stake, s.ayii
General superintendent of the City Con.
.. serYatiye Committee. ..as, sefsfz.sIe
~ .g7ete Il .e5J j. H.. CLAIBORNE,
sis =, ~ Assistant Superintendent.
;, r. b. vMunford. Secretary. hatr, i.
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e e Carl Rosa's opera troupe Is to be organ,
ized with reference TO giving both English
and Italian opera. The season begins in
New York, October /, .ss-s's.
!. Mr.. Jones, what makes the canary
sleep on one legs g don't think any
BODY makes him, my dear, think he does
1t OF his own accord. 22.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge H.
L. Bo7ad.-In The case of the United States
vs.. r. Fl. DibbreIl, debt on transportation
bond, judgment for $471 was rendered in
favor OF the plaintiff: 800
The case of Jos. Campbell was ordered
to be removed to the United States Circuit
Court for the western district within sixty
days, on payment Of costs. t,:7.t :
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no THE MOUNTAINS!

1 very pleasant retreat for the summer months
@Ay DC l'""G "GGkEENwooD DEPOT, -
on the Chesapeake snd Ohio railroad, Albenarie
rnrniy. Va. This place win be open for boara.
,rs ,uoe !, ls7l. No situation along sne nns eI
his rosd has better trees'one ane eaS's 'eat<'
TSe telegraph office and the post ONCE are at
distance Of only a few ards from the oniioang a
TEENS: $50 per month; $40 per week or "
,cro oaT' krpiy TO w. DlNWIDLlE.
-lstt Greenwood Depot, G. q o. K. &. @
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wig HEALING SPRINGS, no,,,,,
1Hh BATH COUNTY, vlRGIN!A
IL, rncnUt on OF yfki.ore on the

We open 'ot '
Is; ~ J"MS J"M-,nrs. situated In tho bsaetital warm
INC vt,.eS. distant eight miles rom tnc M VAN I'm
>pfk thrrt from the hot, ara niIeen lroti % 'ae a'
SrrnSsSi sSit,otinyton, occupy ccntrai pos,aton IN
wn,n VI" of Mineral springs Tor which snis ps,s g.
iin ksoJJr,,, is so REM srkaoie. Inc sceEers 40
ol " Ed beautiful, the air pure ano eAn.saI1-
gran. AT tho bathing luxurious ana inxlsosasinsi
tnf; inss nm delightful glow on tne sartsSe, Saa
prraae.in roseste and beautiful tint 70 the COM
rlcNion ,.s,,,s IN, The Chess peake and Ohio
naS..d from Milboro' depot, twenss Isl S as
riaS rat"@ crcsstuc the Warm Spring moahsa"a aua W
, Cny,ngton depot fifteea mites S't, en- ,,nrS
irrm, road Of easy Srs AIDES. passing IN tai VIC"
O! thc oe''' FALLING SrtIHGS
,,,n ,n,cnd d scenery on jack'on,s iiNct. a.
an" '".l.I,ms ' Iesying Washington or hlcnmonN Al
ts..|,n;oS can reach the springs Via CoVlngton
iAH M"rm Ma ~syh,. or remain at Covlngton and ar
", vac :: lie Springs next morning 49,,
'Ns S,nbiets aItestng the virtue ana curaslse Rr9
Tar. NJ the " .lers can re had OF messrs. n.
w'tN IhDD & CO., Richmond, or OF the agent
81 .Ms * rpf Ihs water reduced to ss Fer case.
- ~ II IFS ION, NJ. H., resident physlctSn.
,"E,rn =" SS per dsy, $50 per week, S7a per montn,
tu Ss ~ month for two mouth or more. Gnu.
GrS nicer ten years old and eolorod servants hsii
ir,l,Ir,c. h and pos. office IN the botel...
~, ia s&awtJci B. ID. 2UARLES Ag&nk
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VIoLENT<IUNAT1U.-Last evening a col
|ored man named Isaac, Cole was arrested
and locked upin the Second station-house.
charged with being a lunatic. On Thurs
day last, between 8 and 4 o'clock, he pro-
fessed conversion, and on Sunday was bap.
tized and connected himself with the church.
Heretofore there has been no evidence OF
the station house he was extremely violent,
and It required the united aid OF sergeants
quiet him, which was not done even when
hand dcufe5H and chained to the floor. at
ITO O'Clock he had partly succeeded in free
Ting himself from his fetters, and was asslm-
ing dangerous attitude to the officers in
charge, though good stout door still kept
the two apart. - III
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LYEE 8 &sBRUrHER Will sen at IL P. M, three,
. building lots on The southwest corner OF 24tf
and Broad atrc,ets. =Sas = ~. t.t.s
GRUBBs& wILLiAsIs;w win sell at P. III. 4nea.
- framed cottage at the southwest corner OF sth
and Baker streets. .;iss .r.; : ) . 3,sty Z,
RICHARDSON & CO. viii sell at IL M "A farm of
sss eighty yacres Of land in Hanover, fifteen miles
7; from Richmond. frs m ssfSps. III = ,;
RICHARDSON GOWN sell at ii O'Clock M. !.
- go acres Of farming land in Henrfco county.
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HENRIoo COUNTY CoURr.-In this court
Yesterday JohnfThomas Stuart and Thomas
Graves were tried-the former for perjury.
The jury falling to agree, they were dis
charged, and Stuart recognized to appear
on the second day Of the next term. The
latter, charged with digging sand from the
land Of w. II. Brauer, was fined S5...sy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

AMELIA SpRINGs.-Judge f. r. Farrar,
who is now landlord Of the Amelia Springs,
has rendered the members Of the Richmond
Press Club courteous invitation to dine
with him on the Doth Of June at that popu-
Lar watering-place. 4ff= .fs assfia
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u~BITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W cRsrsRRIER, WEST VIRGINIA.

Those Springs, famous for their Alternative wa-
,,sT YER az az June. They af -rd accommodations
~ 6c.e Springs are 1000 lees above toe-watef,
i,ne climate Ia which they arc situated Is al
aLu 20 rnOI snd IhYIG GRATING, affording en-
~. r,It,f from prostrsting summer heat,
u" "r-nfessor Rosenberger's excellent band VIII be
"Tasoperade and fancy balls during The season,
IS heretofore. ,, s....
'ns 'n@us,Scss: ss per day and $7s per month OF
,rt,Ir Says: children under ten years OF age, and
,n-aS servants half price: white servants &C.
crfnss s"SIm ~ GEO. l.. PEYToN eco
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

DEATH or c. s., HURLEY. Information
has been received here of the, suicide, at
.Brenham, Texas, of Mr. @. s. Hurley, a
gentleman well-known to, and highly es-
teenaed by, many persons In this city. The
local paper which brings the news speaks
in, high terms of Mr.. Huriey's character,
and says his family has the sympathies OF
the entire community. -. - -
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THE DARIEN CANAL.--A Panama letter;
OF May reports the progress 'of the Da-
rien canal expedition. The work Of the.
surveying party is nearly completed, and
the route mappedsout,Tthe Napipi route
from Gupiea bay to Atrato---is supposed TO-
offer ii sure solution TO the great problem.
We may yet, count among the wonders Of
our new, decade the joining Of the two
great oceaiis.- Herald, ae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

on Saturday last the final agreement was.
.ngned for the constr rnetton of, the Junction
road over The GEORGETOWN aauednct. The
Washington junction interest. the George.
town interest, the aqueduct inter ana
the Virginia interest, have oil combined,
and the road will really be worked under
one MANAGEMENT. 1t viii be put &1mine-s
sdiately under contract, and is toa be- COM
.pieted by the Istof April, 1s7 72.-.B altsasore
nre - rEt {. i
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TEE Cry SpRrNe.-By a recent appro-
Driation Of the City Councii the City Spring
has been neatly enclosed and the enclosure
nainted. There is now but one thing lack
Inc, ,:and that Is q sufficient number OF seats
|to accommodate visitors. VIII no. our
|stty fathers have some goo1 comiorsao!e
benches or seats put In before the summer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

TIE JAPANESE aTRIUMPHANT.--Ths JapS
had .another brilliant audience last night,
and everybody was, delighted with their
performances. There will be another ex-
hibition tonight, and o matinee for ladies
and children this afternoon.
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Ara meeting Of the Phoenix Literary Society
of William and Mary College, held iMsy 10, 1871, It

At meeting Of the Phanix Literary society
of William and Mary College, held Asy " 1871, ,it
was IS ~ 1855 ~ t;e.fEsTs ~ sstt%iysf ~.
Resolved, That, whereas It hath pleased Az
mighty God, Ia Ris wisdom, TO remove our fellow.
student, T. II. HKMMoND, from this life
istj Fhatwe,fs snd inefnbers Of TIE
same societyJwish the deceased. do sincerely DEL
plorshis death and hesrtily condole With the menu
bers or his bereaved family. s4{.s ss3-, ss,.f !,
d 2dy. That rs au evidence Of our grief We, the
members of che Phoenix Literary Society, do wear
Grape for the space Of onemonth Moreover, that
copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the !
family OF the deceased, and also to tho Richmond
Dispatch. for publication. ~ .tsif.,. a,Ei
81 l'-fi aFf r. sTRAcHAN JONES, 4.
~ III III Gi& ~ 4ia!sEH Cor. Sec. p. l.. 81 q
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.RFPUBLIcAN NESTING IN HENBIco-.
Township Non,saat atioas. a meeting of the
Republicans OF Fairfield township, Henrico
county, swasheId ON Monday, at which. the
following ticket was nominated For super
visor, Major s. l.. AiiabIe; township clerk,
Hugh l.. Davis; assessor, j.. .. uElautf !;
collector, Co. L.. Miller; .comMnlsslo MP oner Ios
roads, Captain John sA iEaeho; magistrate,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

HEAVY PUNIsHMEaT. IN Mansiield Aaa'nssi
tried in the Hustings Court yesssIuay ivl
stsalipg chickens rom .. q; L..
was sent to the loI nse 90. 90, = =
the a.n,e mn person, was sent to the pensten.
tiary for 1--we years, s,3i is
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'sAussrsoa SALES, j. i; ;rHIs DAY

N tan public or. 1rfpate snles yestRsas Esfate
made 6et,oes4 h he lstd JdnsdiV and he fss o1
j,tly ths part:hasersl pay tte etases for the prc-
Z 6entegears bet on all sales 6etsoss,s tie frss
day of July and tbs last day Of December tte
selter pays Aen..' = y ?
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s,f,o,rrnxcr AwAanEp.-The contract forthe
ON n1argaIsient and alteration Of the Third
pniice P 9 Station and Engine-house has been:
! warsse5 y t, Mr. T.. u. Kelley, for o sum be-
syyeef, | q - seventeen and eighteen hundred
dollars. The work viii be commenced
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Requlations for School Etections.-At the
last meeting of the State Board OF Educa-
ton the following regulations concerning
elections for school purposes were adopt1ed:
I g Whereas, by act Of the Legislature,
approved December %, 1870, the Board OF
Education is empowered to make Teguta-
| ftione concerning the conduct OF elections
held for school purposes, which regulatlons
are binding upon the election oincers'
Therefore, be 1t ;--z22-..s--l.s.>-2
Ordered, That the votes which are cast
respecting the county and district scho0i
taxes shall be written or printed upon, OF
appended to, the ballots for township ofi-
GERS iii aif cases where only one baliOt-box
lis used. But 1t shall be lawful to use sepa-
rate ballots, ballot-boxes, and poll books;
+ when preferred. In either case, the cleo,
t-tions officers will be expected to receive,
count, and return the votes In relation to
the school taxes in the same manner as fs
| done with regard to the votes for township
officers, - - T-s = - e :- 81 -, e
t. An abstract of the vote shall be furnish:
ed TO any school officer of the county on
applicatio Ion /; and it shall be duty of the
clerk OF: the county in those cas- ses inswhich
| a majority or votes has been cast for the
tax ia either the county or district, to fur.
nisf1 an abstract OF tho v0seto the Board '0l
Supervisors, or, the township boards, as
the case may require z 3..s3
The board also decided not to act upor,
any of the bids for supplying school ap-
paratus until the 26th OF May. 80
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THE ALARM OF FIRE yesterday morning
at IL o'clock, turned lin at box No. II,
corner of 3d and .DuYal streets, was false,
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubbs
g. Williams on yesterday afternoon sold the
house and lot on 7th street, between Frank
lin and Grace, to Boiling w. Haxaii, for
S5.625. 90. III n.A .lrt -
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rExECuTIyE.-Goy. W alker has appointed
j. Boston Hill and n. w. Bowe notaries
public for the city Of Richmond.
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You win find 1t to your interest TO effect your In
surance through the City Savings and InsrrsRoe I
Brokerage Company. Ulics corner OF Main and
18th streets. "a Il .i..sl.a esEl - "a
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LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. 10. 1868,

s. NJ. D., N1cholasuiIle, Ky.,:a
My Dear Sir,-Your favor of the 10Th of
January, together with q copy Of the Msl-
sseniel Har6inger of February, 1854, con-
tanning an address on the government Of
colleges, by the late Rev. Alexander Camp
bell, first president Of BETHANY College,
West Virginia, was received while I was
absent for q few days performing brief
tour in Eastern Virginia, butread Hbyme
with as much interest on my return as
though it had just arrived. l tender you
many thanks for q copy of this address,
and regard 1t as among the ablest
productions I ever read. AS Doctor
Symonds said4of the great Milton, SO Imay
say Of the late President of Bethany Col
Iege, "That he was man in whom were
iliustriously combined all the qualities that
could adorn or elevate the nature to which
he belonged. oKDewlsdg the most various
and extended, virtue that never loitered in
her career nor deyiated from her course.
A man who, ifehe had been delegated rs
the representative of bis species to one, of
the superior worlds. would have suggested
a grand idea of the bumanrace. Such was
President Campbell" again return you
my thanks for this favor, &c.. .
Very respectfully, your obedtent servant,
srr. 60 r.. e. LEE
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The HUsTINas COURT on yesterday ad-
journed, over until tomorrow. 2';~50 E@'-,
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THE LATE r. E.. LEES LETrER.-lF From
the apostolic Times. 1.-The following letter
from this eminent man to q citizen Of Ken
tucky will be read with no ordinary in
terest by the friends of our ,lamented Bro.
Campbell. No one who knew Gen. Lee
will.believe that he stopped to purposes of
flattery. His letter contains bis candid
opinion in the case. AS the letter suffi-
GENTLY explains itself, we print it without
further comment: s4
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PERsoNAL.-James N. Stubbs and W. r..
iWinn, late members of the Legislature,
were in the city Yesterday. 76 @.}1 IS
Mr. Herbert Smith, purser Of the steam
ship w. P. Clyde, had so far recovered from
his recent accident as to proceed on. Mon.
day to New York by rail to rejoin his veg
sell. nssas
Gen. Ed. johnson of Chesterfield, and
Judge S. s. Weisiger Of Petersburg, are al
the American 'sts aa i,s j. fsca.7
At the Exchange and Ballard are VIM.
81. G.. Hall, Esq, of Canada, and Hon. Abel
| Z. johnson Of Accomac.
Among the arrivals at Ford's are the,fol-
lowing: Messrs. Charles =. Latham OF DAN
vile, &. o. Peatross, former member ofthe
House of Delegates from Caroline county,
Geo. Carr Of Albemarle, w. r. Willis OF
Halifax, and G. G. Hansford Of Williams
burg. s.rgrs;i .isi.t -, - go ftassa
POLICE COURT, TUEspAY-Justce j.. j.
White presidin5.-The following cases were
disposed of: -......i aS} ..s.s
George Freeman. and Dallas Branch (col.
ored), for feloniously stealing lot of
clothing, the property of Chas. Dipner.
Freeman was sent on for trial, and Dallas,
held as a vagrant, was sent to jail in default
Of security. m 49,, If 2; IL it5zJFS7Tf
VIM. Freeman, for unlawfully and felo-
niously aiding ndiabetting In the robbery
of Chas. Dipner, was sent back until to-
morrow, to which time his case was con-
tnued.
Judy Ross (colored), for unlawfully steal
ing one plank, the property Of Bradley Z.
Johnson, was sent to Jail for ten days. ri
Wm. Anderson (colored), for uniawfully
assaulting and striking Squire Harris with
an iron poker, was fined $3.50. .zs.
Augustus Livingston, drunk, and lying
in the street, was let off. ., .f,sse.,.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at ~, ea.5o,
$s.7s, and sA.soper Leoo at the Dispatch Psfnting
Egtablishrant. -,Il. 5ss.sa,-s5sg.4 ,sfts 4{sssi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

Man wants but nttis here below, nor waats e:
that little lon0n- especially in the msstef pssss
coats. Can at =, B, srEHCH q soN,snsnd ex~sts
anime their styles. =, ,is.s.s slts,, IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-17

A dispatch from Springfield, ILL.,. states
that the greatest drought ever known In
that section ls prevailing.
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Remember that seventy-fve cents tbuy q fne
fabric Tiganss undershirt at u. B.iinrEacE9dsE b.
|sosis, ~ ,5..4 X i,,s:sssss..r 5syeis =.