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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-01-14

grined the President that he is now seeking
for evidence sufficiently strong to demand
of the Russian government the recall OF BIZ.
Catacazi Thus the matter stands so far as
public report is concerned, but there are
persons better acquainted with what Is go
ing on at the Russian legation. who
saw that tho above is mere excuse
to Get rid Of Catacazi; that the sins of the
Russian minister are in Mr.. Grants eyes
much more serious than the furnishing OF
information to newspaper correspondence:
The zeal truth it is averrcd il to be found
in the energy and zeal displayed by MIR.
Catacazi in setting up or rather Squeezing
the demand Of those persons IN this country
who pretend to be interested IN the great
Perkins claim against Russia, and IN which
great stake our worthy President Is inter-
ested These claims are not all valid; and
Mr.. CatacaZi is now engaged in separating
the bogus from the real claimant. 80 as 10
settle III the name Of his government only
with those who have honest demands
against the government of the car. AS
this does not suit the convenience OF MI
Grant he desires Mr.. Catacazi's recall, and
the settlement of the Perkins claim as 1t
stands
The Black Crool1" and similar specimens
of the free drama introduced to New York
the annette for questionable and masked
balls. which. although tabOoed by the re-
spectacle female element. were extensively
patrOnizcd by the young men Of the better
classes. These balls. which are a coarse
travesty of the orgies of the Jardin Mabile
and OF the ob0ndOr OF the Spanish fandnngO,
known as 6aEs de Ia G,u,ide Duchesse, from
Ofenbach's prlrient boufa Of that name.
have been frequent for several winters past.
The press has exclaimed against them, but
to no purpose. Men. old and young. resort
TO tLom, the attraction being the license
which they afford. and the law is forbidden
to interfere with them, since they are
usually conducted in d manner sufficiently
orderly to keep without its pale. These
balls have recommended in New York.
There is no doubt that they tend to vitiate
young mon just entering upon life. and it
will probably need some daring act of
blOOdshed. upon the verge of which the
participants in their debaucheries have
several times been, to awaken tho police to
the necessity OF suppressing them entirely.
We commend the attention of our readers
to the above. from the Washington Patriot
The Court of Common Pleas of London
has just decided that if a woman purchase
guitar. gold pencil. and a seal-skin
cigar-case. without her husbands per
mission, the vendor thereof can not collect
his little bill. because the law is not bound
to render any assistance to the growing
luxury and deoeneracy of the age"
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRED
IN itOrs OF Felix Dumonteil that he has this day
filed petition in the above Court, praying for a
respite OF six, twelve, eighteen and twenty four
months, and that meeting of said creditors will
be held before A. Ducatel, notary public of this
city, on the seventeenth day of February 1871, At
10 A. NJ, for the purpose Of taking into c0nsidera-
ton the affairs of the petitioner, and of granting
the respite prayed for, to refuse the same; and
in the meantime, all judicial proceedings against
his person and property are ordered to be stayed.
By order Of the Court:
jaI2 fel lG* WILLIAM WOELPER, Clerk.
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SCSDRIES.
so cases BRANDY CHERRIES, Caimo.l
50 cases BRANDY FRrINS Calmon.
i5 bales CORKS. various qualities,
~ cases EMPTY BOTTLES
g. cases COGNAC. Deattre Wert,
100 cases COGNAC. 90 Sauter FleTes.
23 cases COtiNAC, 900 Gautier Frercs
% cases COGNAC. 00o-00 Cant Frere..
70 cases COGNAC. Imperi31 Flasks. Gautier
FrereS.
10 cases BURGUNDY WINE
In store and landing ex ships Hiida and Denike
from Bordeaux. and for sale BY
VOR. MAIGNAN 1 +. LABORDE
Jas. % and Is BienviIle street.
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CHELBY SEYMOUR,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
IS Carondelet Street, Lower Floor,
Has for sale Choice Properties, both improved
and unimproved, in every part of the Sixth Dis
trict of New Orleans Also, Money to Lend on
First-class Mortgages at the lowest current rates.
decI In
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nOvER STAMPING COMPANY,
BOSTON. MASSACHUSET-

BOSTON, MASSACHCSETTS,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in every
DESCRIPTION OF Stamped Tin Goods, Timers Hard.
ware French Timed Iron Wares, Japanned and
Enameed Wares, Ice Cream Freezers, Stove Sn0ve.s
Walters, Foundry Supplies, Timers Tools and ma
chimes Coal Holds So6ve Polish, Black Lead. Rivses-
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WHITE WINE.

81 Casks WHITE WINE, Good Ordinary.
as half casks WHITE WINE, Superior.
lo4 cases, II bottles each COtes de Rous.
1000 cases. II bottles each Graves L. Clissev Co.
80 cases, II bottles each. WHITE WINE. Graves.
% cases. II bottles each Haut Sauternes.
5 Cases, Il bottles each, Chateau Yquem. A. de
Luze Fills.
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CI.ARET IN CASKS.

- casks Ciaret-RousseSeal.
- casks Ciacat-R.ons
l2O casks Claret-iseaureci,.
A. casks Claret-Cspdevlle.
Is casks Clarrt-Larrondr FREEZES (o!ds.
20 casks ClaIet-fOT family use.
3. casks ClaVet-foc family Use.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
OF ORLEANS.
FELIX DUMONTEIL VS.. HIS CREDITORS-SO
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NHINESE LABORERS.
VHINESE LABORERS.
Now Is the time for Planters Merchants Manu-.
factuTers. HOusekeepecS. etc, to order good and
reliable Chinese Laborers, Mechanics House Ser.
wants etc.
Apply at the Office o. the
''Chnese Emigration C0mpany,r
No. 80 PerdidO street,
Between Carondclet and Baronne streets.
Up stairs. Front Oaice.
BRANCH OFFICES
Hon: Kong China and San Francisco, California,
de293m
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NFAURY & CO., -
MI CALLER COURT, NEW ORLEANS
Ship Agents. Passen ger Agents for Hamburg direct
Southern line of steamers. and
GENERAL EMIGRATION AGENTS,
are now completing their arrangements for supply.
ing Foreign Labor much required throughout
the South and invite interviews and correspondence
with planters and Land owners se3 ~
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DACL GRANZIN,

DACL GRANZIN,
DEALER IN GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
And Fine Gold Jewelry. Keeps always on hand ali
classes and patterns Of Gold Silver and Steel Spec
t,ces and, Eve Glasses. Glasses changed and sent
10 any part Of the country. Watch repairs done
promptly and warranted Address orders to
PAUL GRANZIN.
api- IL liz Carondelet street New Orleans.
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

{ CENTRAL HOTEL
(Late Gumbers HOteN q
Camp street, Opposite Lafayette ri a
z Superior inducements offered to personse
the winter in the city. The best locatisf
city for families, ~ it ia convenient to H.,
and all places Of amusement. Permaue
ers accommodated ct reduced rates. 81 LiOl
ses i'm 4. p. F1SHB1. Prt IL n
IA.
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CELEBRAT1D
dUACO BITTERS.

THz WANATA GUACO BITTER Is A dOoo
TONIC and SrOMACHIC, composed entirely OF the
vegetable substance Of Guaco.
Being very agreeable to the TASTE can Do 0a3sn
BY the most delicate persons. II rds the system
all impurky and promotes health and visof.
This celebrated Bitter is preservat've asaioss
Cholera and a cure for Dyspepsia. Chrome AUD
Nervous Debility. Diarrhea Weakness of the Lotos
and all diseases proceeding from the Liver, tue
Stomach or the Bowels.
This Bitter can be taken either with little soSaf
aud water in Anisette any other spirits or e7eo
pure. small glass of it, taken before mea
sharpens the appetite and facilitates digestion
For sale by J. LLADO, Agent,
Druggist. corner Chartres and Dumaine
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PORT AND SHERRY.

TN quarters PORT. Paul Emile Thomas.
JOG quarters SHERRY. Paul Emile Thomas.
$50 quarters PORT, B. Reig.
50 quarters SHERRY B. Reiso
% eighths SHERRY, s. Reis.
- eiShths PORT B. Reig.
81 quarters PORT, +. NJ.
$50 cases SHERRY. e1 London Docks.
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S1OOO REWARD

$1,000 REWARD
'DsBING'S VIA FUGA cures all Liver Kidney and
Bladder Diseases, Organic Weakness Female Attic
tons, General Debility, and all complaints Of the
Urinary Organs, in male and female; s 1000 viii
also be paid tor any Of Blind, Bleeding or Itch
ing Plies that DxDING's PILE REMEDY fails to cure
Sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet.
Laboratory No. l42 Franklin street,
myll dAwly Baltimore, MARYLAND,
TO SAVE LABOR m
INSURE LARGE CROPS.
Use Sterns RAW BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATZ And
FINE GROUND BONE, the great Fertilizers.
LOUIS. STERN BROTHERS, manufacturers
office No. Chartres stree, New Orleans Louisi-
ana. Bone Black of all grades constantly On hand
nos "
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For Lfverpces--T"ae strictly A
bailt Ship koyai Ihs-. ie,, Captain p
hOs.tiyg. aksa will h1yH immediate d
Raix:Ace Of .reight or paesas" apply to
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&fSO PER MONTH.
PLAIN HOME TALK AND MEDICAL
COMMON SENSE,

have no competition. There never book
published like it. Anybody can sell it, Everybody
wants it. Many agents are now making from S 500
to $3.50 per month selling this wonderful book.
Twent ytour page descriptive circular sent free
application. We want good live agents; men who
can fully appreciate the merits OF the work, and
the fact that it meets universal want. Agents
who desire to do good as well as make money ad
dress WELLS l. COFFIN
de1o Sat- Wit 432 BrOOme street New Fork.
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, PIC ~ wcatncr low Wavcr.
The Abita VIII for the present 20 to the Old Land.
.cg on the Tchefuucta river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-24

POLICE COURT, TaURsDAY-Justtce J.i y.
White presiding.-The following cases were
DISPOSED of. .ss
Fleming James (colored), charged with
striking the SON Of Mr. Rusher on the
head. fnflicting bad wound, was commit
ted to Jail for i've days.
Martha Landroph, charged with using
abusive language and threatening to kill
Ann Callus. Fined $3.50, and security re-
quired in the sum Of $50 for three months.
Ann Callus (colored), charged with using
abusive and threatening language towards
Martha Landroph. Fined $3.50, and secu-
rity required In the SUN of 800 for three
months.
salina Moore, alias Rigsby, charged with
stealing one lot OF under-clothing valued
at "a. the property OF Martha Jane Bell,
was discharged.
William Henry Scott (colored), charged
with destroying and burning several artt-
cles Of furniture, the property of Abraham
Jones, and threatening to ehastise Alice
Jones and creating o disturbance. No
prosecutor; allowed to 90 home.
Walter Stutz and John BrandWhite,
charged with trespassing on the premises
Of j. W. Criddle and removing therefrom
wood, shucks, etc., the property of the
said Criddle. Continued until the oath.
William A. Edwards, charged on search
warrant with having In his possession lot
of school-books the property of Patrick
Reidy, was discharged.
il RobertK Kirby, charged with being drunk
and also being vagrant, was required to
give security in the sum of $50 for three
months, in default OF which he was sent to
| Jail. =5sa. q -" 49, -
James Forestal, charged with cursing,
abusing, and threatening to kill Mary Fore
stal, his mother, was required to give secu-
rity in the sum Of $50 for three months.
Thomas Sagerf (colored), charged with
being dtsorderly in the street and threaten.
ing to assault John Jeter and others with
rocks.
William NJ. Smith, charged with placing
one lot OF books in the possession of Charles
Pohlig, said books being claimed by ------
Reidy as his property. Discharged.
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AUCTIoN SALES Te.DAY.

COOK & LAUaHToE will sell a. 10 A. a., at No
81 bis Marshall street, groceries, 1iquors, DC.
THOMAS w. KEEsEE win sell as IL a. n.
IA. by catalogue. a lot OF chronoos.
CHARLES r, WORTHAM q GO. WIN gen at II
= IA. II. large stock Of groceries, winea,
liquors., &c.
LYME Il BROTHER win seirat4 P. M. q build
ing lot on Main and Cherry streets near Mon.
= roe PARK ..E,,-, 4. :,
q co. win rent at u n. Clark's
Spring farm, near the resafVoir.. s..s-s a..
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS win sen at . p. II. yalu-
!, able real estate in Port Mayo. ..s...."s-.
COOK d &LAUaHToN win sell at 10 4. II. house
hold furniture, carpets, iswelry, SO. = s
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The VIRGINIA BAPTIST SUEDAY-SCHooL
CONVENTION will commence in this city, in
the First Baptist church, on Tuesday eVe-
ming next at half-past O'Clock. 1t is ex-
pected that the attendance of delegates
will be large. The Orange and Alexandria,
Chesapeake and Ohio, Richmond and Pc.
tersburg. Seaboard and Roanoke, Peters.
burg, Richmond and Danyille, York River,
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
roads, aud the James River Steamboat
Company, have granted free return tickets
TO delegates. One or two other roads not
yet heard from will doubtless do the same.
The subjects selected for discussion are Of
very great practical importance and the
speakers and essayists chosen embrace
among the Baptist ministry of the State
Rev. Messrs. Ryland, Long, Taylor, Car
roll, Beale, Hatcher, Penick, johnson, and
others and among the lalty, Hon. r. L..
Montague, DR.. Vaughan, Professors Owens
and Hart, and Messrs. Abel aud Hendren.
The delegates will be entertained during
the session by the families of Richmond
and Manchester. The music will be under
the direction Of Captain Potts, accompa-
MED by the fine organ of the church IN
which the Convention will be held. 1t is
expected that on Thursday night next Q
grand mass meeting Of all the Baptist
schools will be held. The Rev. MIR. Peltz,
one Of the ablesta Sunday school advocates
in the country, is also expected to be pre-
cant -9# .# s. -t.f
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SCALING CONFEDERATE DEBTs:-A. year
or two ago the Court of Appeals decided
Bncker that the time at which the Confede-
rate ra aas debt W fsH due, and not the date Of the
contract, was the proper time to scale the
debt. In that case the debt fell due oeJ9re
the Sd of April, 1865, and when Confede'
rate money was worth something. 1t was
then foreseen that cases would arise in
which the debt fell due after the 3D. of
April. 1866, at which time Confederate
money was worth nothing. -.
The case has arisen, and is now before the
Court of Appeals, styled Carter us., Rag
land. In this case TWO Of the notes fell Ia Que ns
October. 1865, and one on the 10th OF Oc-
tober, 1866. The case has been argued for
the past two days by Judge Meredith for
appellant, and Colonel Young and Colonel
Evans for the appellee.
This case brings the decision in Dearing's
administrative rs. Rucker directly under
review. .---
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CHATcERY CoUEr OF sRtcHupSn..-.7,,7oe
6ltzhugh.- Thursday, Norember a3. 1871 50
The following cases were disposeii 10 Of - 80.
Carr vs.. Finney. Decree reinstatinp this
cause, In which the original papers have
peen lost or destroyed upon new pIeadfups
mace up pursuant to a former order Of the
courts Howard q Wise, Cannon & Court
ney, counsel. 5f,sss,s = q .,3.',l' N :
Ford, &C., vs.. Ford, &C.; Cayedo,s adj
mlnistratrix vs.. Ford's administrator. &c.
Decree confirming reportsof commission
ers and directing Q sale Of the property in
the bill and proceedings mentioned. Evans
&c Steger, counsel. .,
Drinard, &C., vs. Beck's administrator.
&c: Decree confirming report of sale and
makinga q partial distribution Of the fund.
Guy q Gillian and Spilman, counsel. .
& Corbin, &C., vs. Miils's executor. Sc
Decree recommitting report of commits.
sioner and directing a further and afldi-
tional inquiry and report. Meredith. Guy
% Gillian, Peasants, &C., &C., counsel. -
Atkins, &C., vs.. White, &c. Decree di.
recting commissioner to take additional ac-
count to that ordered by former decree
and make report thereof to the court,
Nash, Bouldin s. Mars hall counsel,
r Cochran, &C., ys. SQuarles, &c. Decree
conhrmlng report of, commissioner and
directing sale of part of the property in the
bill ana proceedings mentioned. Johnston;
Dc Williams, George L. Christian, Evans,
WiDn, and q. 7. Cannon, counsel. :
5Terriu and wife vs.. Templeman and
others. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner and making distribution Of the
fund IN hand. Coke, p. q.
-Giazebrook, &C., VS.. Glazebrook and 9TH
ers. Decree confirming report of commits
sinner and directing sale of part of the
property in the bill and proceedings men,
toned. John Howard, p. O..
Behm VS.. Francisco. Decree for dis
trlbution of the fund In the hands Of the
receiver. George L. Christian, counsel.
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: MAJOR HAaAs's CASE IN CoURT.rThe
case of Major John Hagan, Jr.. one Of the
Judges OF election at the third precinct OF
Jefferson Ward, indicted for violations OF
the act for the enforcement of the fifteenth
amendment, came up in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday upon motion to
the defence was commenced by Colonel
Connally and MIR. Neeson,in the afternoon.
A recess was then taken until halfpast !
O'Clock last night, when District Attorney
Wells submitted an argument for the Go
yernment. Judge ould then rejoined ln
speech of great power, and the question
was given to the court at half.past . O'CLOCK.
No decision has yet been made. -
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law. and the other s.a,5 4 isihort time subse-

Law, and the other abort time snpsest q
Though convicted of murder IN the drst
degree, and sentenced to be hung, q new
trial was granted TO Cheek by the supremyg2 ~
Court Of the State q short time ago, and e.
probably was fear that the criminal would.
Ultimately escape Justice that led the mis-; J;
e,,Ided men who figured In the attempted
fynehine on sunday morning to engage in
an expedition which resulted In such com; :;
nlefe discontinue. Whether s Snyd ders;D's -
injuries were slight OF fatal hasnot yet been
ascertained. but It Is hoped they Will lead
to his Identification and the arrest of all en-.
@aaed s m in this outrage upon the law. ~:
The citizens Of ..Brookville and vicinity
are highly excited over the lawless act, and
insist upon full exposure and swift pun.
ishment of the self constituted, would. DO
executioners OF Mcdonald tCneeA. :, =. - -
The new trial of the murderer will take
place in Brookyille, commencing on the lst
or December. --.-- 5-.- 90. Z.
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NEW GUODSl NEW GOODS
" GaEATEST BARGAINS IET
At
JULIUS SYCLE'S

as BROAD STFEET. 40
Has lust RECEIVED large additions ID his
G.:FSS GUOi.S Gep .rtIreat, and stat receiving
TX alnost every express III III late ttYles. con-
:.fuinc every style aGd variety 10 be found liz III.
r.7lhsrn uar Svt, u which invite spe isl GE.cn-
y, IL from al! n want Of l,EY GOuhS. w:
impress Cloths n 81, 60 and Csc. very cheep:
~,eu5 IL 81! co!o.s 81 az, IS TO a0".; Irish Pop
,.gs uew and be at!tul. very low Japanese EliKs
.l:: rGIliEs, a!l :hACcS ard cCiorS: tl.in and
81 IL Sttg,E. .5, 80 and Soc, nGlf price Blsgk
- is AZ si.Io 81 IS. e. 10 - the best IN the city
itSrk ip.c IS, so, 10, S. tn 15c., &ud ~ pe:
yId. IL * 3,tiEo. BOmaS zlhe, aad TaIlse
% h. hear: Shawis, new sty' Is iu stripes. and
y,u.iui Il; al so and g.; Blsck shsw!s, snp,e
"la double, at y! prices: broche hawls ct 50,
J; D. Slg50 To $io--cclnc and get one; y hlte
,,.Inse,s 1t $3.50, q TO 81. very low: Colo. cd
h;anket, au0 Quits. So SO %S and 81 pair full
~ so1lment OF \ h.Le, bed, Blue ard Grey Fl.n-
lcs >, IS, so i9 60 TO 71c. and 81, very cheap;
tip. ~ F,snugl5 IL all cH'crS, plain and plaid, SO
- &c. CinSking Clo H., all cofirs and Kinds,
L &c: White sud Coiorcd sordaroy, new and
,r,t :. Yery chaap; Clio Is; lhs lHIgesr stock IN
;ie city, al th- lowest prices FCke, FUhS, for
dt4s, mIsSes aud children, 1T extremely low
figures. In fact. every lhinS 10 be found IN The
ary goo dS iire u. The To- est prices possible.
VI of he above ate rev, and gIeI bargains.
Cclne and see them. JULIUS SGCLE,
&l5 Broad street.
store clcssd on Sa'u-dsy.
Sxlesmea john r.. Gary, W. -. Powers, Echn
}. rurper. Asa q. EevtN. nols
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BREAK UP THE WHITE SCHOOLS,

for very large msjority-nine;tenth at
least-of the white children will be with
drawn. Even in Columbus, where they
have the finest negro-school building in
Ohio,-more than ample for all their wants
and easy Of accessible feeling among the
negro population because they cannot send
their children to the white schools is openly
expressed, and they look forward to the time
as not far distant when a Republican Le-
gislature will give them the right to mix in
schools as the fifteenth amendment gives
them the right of equality with the whites
at the polls Ohio paper.
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The THEATRs.-Kate Fisher and her
beautiful black horse Wonder continue to
draw. Last night there was good house
to greet her in the drama Of the Cataract
of the Ganges. Tonight is her benefit, at
which time will be presented the Three
Fast Men and Mazeppa, in each of which
Miss Fisher takes the prominent part. To-
morrow afternoon at the matinee Mazeppa
will be repeated. rs u
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p PERsoNAL.-AmoDg the prominent ar.
rivals at the Exchange Hotel and Ballard
House last evening were {: Hon. Reverdy
johnson; Colonel William Martin, of
Henry county stith, Boiling, Esq, of
Lunenburg; Colonel n. L. McCready, Of
New York; MIR, John III. Robinson, of
Baltimore 7; Judge Kemp, Of Gloucester !;
DR.. John Hanson Thomas, Baltimore !;
Messrs. W. T. Scott. of Charlotte, and
William Townes, 7sr, OF Mecklenburg
county. y...,aS,.,..r,s ....--s .ssl-ya,
At ForPs were Major Jed, Hotchkiss, of
staunton. and Colonel VIII. G. Douglas.
of Williamsburg. a.y.,.-, -a,....sa -
Governor Walker, Colonels Owens aud
Mcdonald returned to the city yesterday
from DanVille. -, .--.s
Colonel John Atkinson, formerly Of Rich
mdnd and now Of North Carolina, is on q
visit to the city,, cas- ...,.: - ~.
+, Judge Bond expects TO leave this morn.
ing for, North, Car olina, where be viii re.
sumo the hearing of the kuklux cases.
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DEATH OF THE GRAND MASTER OF ODD.
FELLOWS OF V1RsINIA.-Information was
received in this city yesterday through
Mr.. William j. Riddick, Grand Secretary,
&C., of the death of Robert r. Prentiss,
Esq, Grand Master Of Odd-Fellows of Vir-
ginia, which occurred in Charlottesville
Yesterday. His funeral will take place in
that town this morning.
a committee, of which William j. Rid
dick, ESQ.,, Grand Secretary OF the Grand
Lodge of Virginia, is chairman, left for
Charlottesville last night to attend the
funeral. ,,.rr III. .-...aa. 7s.-, r-a.- .,.
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fJsr op UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
m TIE ,R1oHxoND PosT-uRFICE hovEMHER
Ea3-A. D. Chesterman, Richmond, fa.;
a.. Morriss, Richmond, Va; Robert ID H.
Mann, Petersburg, Ya, y. PoWei,,
IRichmcnd, Va; Billie Williams, MOTH