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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13

NOTICE Is EREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
pursuance nj an order # the District Court
If the i i'd Judicial District in AID for the
Couut ut Esnfelnija stale If Nevada, maize on
the IN day Of August. 1871, in the matter of the
Estate Of A. Z WILLIS. decreased, he unler-ign-
al, administrator Of said estate. Will sell at pub
lie auction. or private sale, to suit purchases. to
the HI he-t bidder, for ca-h in g. d Gil, in one
pare ]. subject 10 conf nation ty said District
CuufT, on 7. the 80 dHy of sc rt-niber,
ISL. at l. o'clock NJ, at fish AXE Valley, IN
said county, all the right. title and intei est of
said deceased, at The time If his death. and all
the right, title ana i. tel est that the said estate
kss by operation Of lav or otherwise acquired
other rhan or in addition to that ,f said deceased.
Il tie time e his deaib, in and to an undivided
one hall of that CERTAIN raach, lying and being
situa' e n fi-h ! AXE Valley. in said county, and
bnEen rs the e Lake Rsnch,' containing so
sores, fHrmerlJ 7 ed and occupied by wilds and
!. Aarse A .g=a4.g sEasET - f1gs-
Terms End conditions Of sale: cash down.
r. Ii WILDS, Administrator.
As-ora, Eev Aug. %, ls7l. sel-Sv
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13

10, 900 TICKETS WILL BE SOIL

Which will eutitle the holder to any ono of the
following gifts that may be awarded t. 1t.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13
$s75,0OO

In Cash GIfrs 10 be distributed BIZ
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13

500 Magnificent Prizes. among whic'l
is one of $50. 600 Gold coin.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13

These gifts will, at the concert be awarded 10
tbs holders OF tickets in tie same manner a, At
the concert given IN san Francisco in ard of tie
Mercantile Library.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13

After paying the expenses of the enterprise ard
makinE the DISTRIBUTE u IF the gifts. the balance
f tie psoce-d> arising fr' m the saie Of Tickets
Wi lie az FTupliared 10 the establishment # 1t
RE LIBRARY in Louiavllle, to be called the
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13

BEESoNr Mills & Co., 80 Bread st. NY
aul2-lm
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13
MAaNEE OF DRAWING.

there viii he two glass wi ee.s One wheel will
contain 100, Gto numbers PANTY printed on leather
tags The other wheel will cmnain 72l boxes.
each containing a gf One tag or number wilt he
drawn from the 100, coo wheel. and the first box
drawn from the second or IL b X vht ell will con-
tain - gift. neatly printed and sea ed up. aud the
gin So drawn from the second wheel will he the
gift Of the tag first drawn, whether 500, 81 900
or Sion. tGa. as announced.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
RICHM0Nn 0rfnbar =,

r.- RICHMOND, October %, 1871
AZ meeting or the Faculty OF The Medical Col.
Iege Of Virginia, convened to do Donor n tho
memory OF nr. SOCRATES MAUpIN, Professor of
themistry in the University OF Virginia The IA.
10 wing resolutions were adopted:
l. That DR.. mAUPIN WAS SO largely Identified In
times past with the cational interests ON,
city, haVing been the founder and for vears tha
principal of Richmond Academy, where pumb,r "a
OF The young men Of that day rectiyeI that iud.-
clous training which fitted them in after. life to
occupy The front ranks in their res pectiye pro
leSsions; and, moreover, h iVing been one of the
1ounders of the Medical College of virginia. 10
whose earlier success he greatly contribu. ed an
the last OF Its original professors, It becomes us
to express our heartfelt grief-a feeling which we
have In common with this entire community-at
his death.
.. That while we pay our tribute to the high In
teilectual endowments OF the deceased, the ytr.
tues OF his heart less than the rycellencirs of
his head challenge our admiration. Cords al In his
manners, sincere In his friendships, III nest and
true In all the relations of life, with hand ever
open to the claims Of a generous hospit allty, he
stood forth noble exemplar Of til It noblest type
OF manhood-a Virginia gentleman OF the Older
school.
8. ReSolued, That copies or these resolutions bt
forwarded to the Faculty OF the University of Yir
ginia and to the family OF the deceased as an i'm.
perfect testimonial of our deep sympathy with
them in their bereavement
Published by order OF the Faculty.
j. b. MCCAw, II. d., Dean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justice White
presiding.-The following cases were dis
posed of
w. j. Taddis, charged with being disor-
derly and disturbing the audience Of the
Richmond theatre. and also drawing pis-
tol OH Charles II. Sweeney while in the dis:
charge OF his duty, was admonished and
discharged,
John Taylor (coloreI, charged with as
saulting and beating Albert Berry with q
stick. Fined $3.50.
Jefferson Richardson, charged with being
drunk and disorderly in the street. Fined
81.
w. J. Lawson, charged with assaulting
and striking a. Tindall. Fined $3.50.
Maggie Demiiohn, charged with abusing
Margaret Kelly; and Margaret Kelly
charged with threatening Maggie Deml-
john. Continued until oath.
II. j. johnson, charged with driving
against Patrick Callahan's mule and wagon.
Continued until oath.
William Smith, John Smith, Griffin Bag
ley, and John Boiler (colored), charged with
gaming on the Sabbath, were fined 81 eat h..
John Baker, charged with being drunk
and creating 4 disturbance in the house of
Isabella Angle. Fined 81.
Sarah Matthews, charged with being va
grant and having no place to stay. Com
mittcd to Jail.
William Null and Joseph Depine, charged
with creating disturbance in front Of the
house of Rebecca Fox, and throwing rocks
at her house and breaking the window sash,
were fined s. each.
j. n. Eubank, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care OF himself, was re-
qllired to give security in the sum OF 800 for
three months and fined 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

to- TO- tba tia'ure was the presentation Of c.Lo
MooIt, ugilest man. Sheriff .ranoas M M
tinon;sbsda as .adJudged worthy of tha d;s s'
sanfaa @ ished h honor, and the cake r.ns sne us
ssneeo a;n by James 4. Gentry sTsa Tha was wa pre-.
isht is responded approprialeiv ara ratr reel
nus pushing honors maesi1S o ana bore
vai ciosed With an auction sale l., Inc iestt-
bidding was very liberal. ID which the
.hEGIsrER, REeIsrER.-To.dav :. 49,
opportunity. Those who bav. =. .ne last
tered will have an opportnnitv ~ ros d regis
and we trust when the books are cinsns ciI,ng 50 !;
night not single white man vii; su sa;, 70. @
nave ayailed himself of the oceas;nn " W
place himself In position to aid his conu "
Try IN dealing q death blow to Radicalism
In November.
The TRUSTEES MEETING. the lao, 20
gular meeting of the Board oil the menbarc
were present, but no business of oener,l
interest was transacted. Matters of oraat
public moment, however, are in consrdara'
ration, of which the people will be dnlv
informed. ' ""''
THE PROGRESS OF THE BR1peE.-W;tbo,,t
going into details, we are happy to be able
to state that the progress of the hridoo
over the James is all that could be desiroG
Mr. Vickers, the contractor, being sat;sf;e3
that bis portion of the work will be finished
rs per contract. Large crowds of work.
men cross on the trestle-work daily.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

PROSPECTS OF THE FAIg.-While It IL
much TO be regretted that many persons
postpone the preparation of articles for
exhibition to the last moment before the
opening of the Fair, 1t is nevertheless en-.
couraging to believe that unusual efforts
have been made this year to send large con.
tributions to the department of animals.
The cattle exhibition, both In quality and
quantity, will be unprecedented.
1t Is singular, however, that so little inte-
rest has been manifested in that portion of
the community strictly devoted to agricul-
ture-those to whom we should look for
g farm products " in all their multifarious
forms. We read. for example, of eollec-
ton of three hundred and eighteen varieties
Of the potato exhibited at the late fair of
the New York State Society, and that col
lection was the offering of single contri-
butor. With us the products of the earth
vary on almost every farm, ,even within the
same neighborhood, and there can be no
method short of chemical analysis better
adapted to test the relative qualities of such
products than critical comparison.
In the second epartment-machiner
we shall have some "noVelties and won
ders" which have recently stirred the agri-
cultural communities Of Europe and por-
tions Of this country. The locomotive road
anu luTtu engine, 6eS2ISTUtun WnlCn mas
so long engaged the inventive genius of our
people, will be the more interesting as it has
been just imported from England ma
chine by which sieam.power is made subsi-
day to the most important purposes re-
curing the labor OF man and beast.
The same department will also contain
other curious and valuable implements, be-
sides the innumerable patterns OF. ploughs,
harrows, &C., &c.
In the third department-manufa ufactures
-1nay he expected some rare specimens OF
handi-work, useful as we'll as ornamental
En- PEASANT we may refer to the harness
promised by the Messrs. Brown, made OF
the leather known to have been in tan fifty
years, and dsinterl ed from the vat under.
living the foundation of the old Spotswood
building.
In minerals there are as yet few entries,
but the Executive Committee having eX-
tended the period of admission to include
the 30th proXimo, there will be time
enough to forward specimens from dis
tance. In this connection 1t may not be in
appropriate to remark that such contribu-
tions might reasonably be expected from
the cabinets Of such colleges as have so
long enjoyed the patronage of the State.
On the whole, the prospect is good that
all the departments except raw material
and produce will be literally filed, and
that the Fair W N surpass any previous oc-
CasiOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

INITIATION INTO THE NEwsBoYs' UNION.
Yesterday morning nearly score OF news
boys were before The Police Court as wit
nesses in the case of John Taylor, a young
freedman, who was arraigned for m un-
lawful assault on 4 little boy named An-
drew Berry. 1t appears that Taylor was II
new hand ut the newspaper business, and
the boys determined, as usual, to initiate
him into the Union. The result was de-
tailed by the complainant as follows:
I" We oil boys stay at the Journal office,
and this here boy come there to stay, and ez
soon ez he come we followed new meat
and went for him. You see, when new
boy comes, we holler new meat and he
must he branded and initiated, and ung
Ned, the ingineer there, he tells us how
many licks to give him. We was goin' to
give this boy five licks, and L caWght him
by the leg to initiate him, and the yether
BOYS went back on me and didn't come to
time, and the first thing ! knowd had a
stick of wood side my head, and way layin
fiat"
All the witnesses gave substantially the
same account of the occurrence, and
agreed that it was an unalterable rule that
ali "new meat" in their line must grow
through the process Of bumpiug" It
was further proved that " five licks was
a remarkably light apportionment. some,
and the complainant was one OF these,
receiving thirty-six.
The prisoner was discharged on payment
of fine Of $2 so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Saturday night CO.
lored man walking On College street; near
the Medical College, was seen to fall sud-
denly, and persons running to his assist
ance found that he was quite dead. The
deceased proved to be Frank Duncan, a
respectable man, living on the premises OF
Coroner Trent, at Ne. 7O1 west Marshall
street. The coroner was satisfied that he
died of heart disease, and deemed an In
quest unnecessary,
It is stated that Duncan had saved up
considerable money, and only few days
before his death loaned it to grocer with
whom he dealt. The name Of the grocer is
not known, but the widow would be very
Glad to have him come forward anu return
the money.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
Ritl1n1oud Dtspattk.
Neutrality-suspicious. "a, 1871.
RT THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION CT ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

W. GODDIN will sell at y P. NJ. o brick aud
framed tenement on the east side of Second,
between Marshall and Clay sLi eets.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at q p. NJ two three
story brick stores and dwellings on Main and
Twenty s-third streets, and three building lots
on Twentieth and Grace streets.
p. BOWMAN will sell at IL NJ. $40. 900 worth OF
clothing.
LYME 4 BROTHER will sell at d Z. Al. build
ing lots on Main AMI Cherry streets, near Mon.
roe Park.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS will sell at lo M. lot
of ground on the south side OF Water street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at d 7. NJ. 8
brick residence and lot attached. on Second
street, between Marshall and ClSy.
WILLIAM EASTON, at G ordonsviIle, Va, will
sell TO MORROW, horses, cattle, etc.
COOK l. LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. N. furni-
ture, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
MANCKfE ESTEE ITEMS.

TIE CLOSE or THE LADIES' FEAsT.-The
festival for the benefit OF the Methodist
church, which was in progress during the
mast week st Cersley's Hall, has been
brought to close, and we are glad to be
able TO state that quite handsome sum
was realized. The most novel ana lnterest,
ing feature of the festival was a spirited
contest between the friends OF . mum mum,
Der OF young ladies altoge'nsea sa hnnay ."veay
to whom nGaS Queen snoS S 'fe Love Hono and
Ing received minority OF ,he Vo.esi ,Se bav av-
% William III. Christian, in one OF those happy
efforts In which he excels. Another ANUS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

We take great pleasure In recommending our
friends aud readers to FRAYSER's extensive pho
tograph gallery, as he has entered the list with the
frst-class establishments OF the country, and has
in bis employ operators and aststs in every de-
partment whose skill and reputation sre recog-
ntzed and appreciated by the citizens Of Rich
mond, and, with the most approved apparatus. is
prepared to execute his great speclalty-life-s ze
photographs-in oil colors, pastel, or India
Ink, from old dsguerreotypes. ambrotypes, small
plotOgraphs, &c,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

At the Dollar store, corner Ninth and Main
streets, to be found those excellent lades' lea
ther travelIing-bags that you see so many use
Their assortment of goods far exceed o,ir expec-
ta.ion. They have nearly everything You may
want They have the best assortment or slipper 8
ndcush!on patterns In the city. An elegant new
leather fan can he got there.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

STATE COUNCIL OF VIRGINIA FRIENDS OF
TgMpERANoE.-Quite number ofdelegates
to the State Council Friends OF Temperance,
which meets this afternoon in Charlottes,..
vile, arrived in our city yesterday, ana VIII
leave this morning on the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad train. We notice among the
number Reys. W. B. Wellons, j. A. Jeffer-
sor. and J. T. Whitley. Owing to business
arrangements, the president, James b.
Ranks. of Norfolk, cannot attend. In his
absence William Hall Crew, Of this city, the
associate of the State Council, will preside.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

SOME PUMPKIN Va, Octo'
ber 20, 1S71.-Messrs. Editors Dispatch
There is q pumpkin at Timberlake's
grocery, on Brooke avenue between Adams
and Marshall streets, which weighs Jftty-
nine and three quarter pounds.
"How high ish dat p
This p0mpfoaa, for / think 1t ought to De
called by an uncommon name, was raised
In Richmond city.
Yours truly, Dominic
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

PrssoSAL.-Mr. G. D. Yale, formerly OF
Richmond, and now Of New York, Is IN
the city. c.,o,,Is,ocs ond
Grand Master Owens, Colone! lsaacs, anu
MIR. James A. Scott will probably leaYe tnis
morning for northern tour IN conneos'Gn ated ~
with the Masonic Temple to be erected IN
this city. .. Dor
VILE On Monday 10 inspect the DanVille
Blues.
Major Jed. Hotchkiss is In the city,,
Messrs. w. L. Bumgardner and William
A. Burke, of Staunton, were at the Elk"
change last evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

NOTICE TO TIE TAX-PAYERS.-l
IN hereby give notice 70 the tax payers OF Brook
land township, henrico county, that can be
found ut Township Hall, on Brook turnpike. on
PkiUA YS and sA u eDA e ofeAeh week, where
they are urged to cali and settle their tax.bi,s.
Any persons haying failed 10 pay their State,
county, school. township taxes for is7l are ad-
allowed will ouly permit me 10 call but once,
when ] am required by Law 70 make the au,ouai
by levy or gasnish:e. ..-
Collector Of Taxes for Rrookiand Township.
oc I1-TuTh&sSw Henrco county
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 70, is7i.
ArUYvYT

Y - @
Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman. New York, mer.
cnand1se and passengers, John ". Wyatt
:, sseamer George B. Upton, Roberto, New York,
ana dPaToa,e Paaoa,e and Passengers, Virginia Sseamshio
chsaa,ner hteam,er Pansade, Nelson, Kings NH, meT-
enSaInnlse and passengers
chan.Mner fetersburg Freeman, Baltimore, mer-
ache ana passengers, w. p. Brett
wksat Anne W. Collins, Toker, New York,
Yoer YoGreoSnsr sls y Yankee Doodle, Malmssury, Ne.
schnnnsa 1Ie6eKar Company.
coal. Rapid Ann, johnson, Philsdelphis,
pSs SSsh9Snsr so,s 9. G. eranmer, cranmer. PhIsdsl.
coal. neaoiy, Pniiadelphia,
phia, coal. saes' fhiaoet-
Schooner Narcissa, Bunting ,aeorsetonxn 90,
schooner Sarah Louse. Patterson, Jamea river
SAILED.
steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk. mar.
canndlse and passengers, L. Il. Tatum a Co.
Seamer James T. Green, Carr, Ph,ladelnhia
merchsnfise and passengers. w. 2. Porter
granite.
By TELEGRAPH.
| ClTY POINT. October 23.-Sai,ed, bark Mamie
L. Sell, with tobacco for Havre and bark Hsn-
cocst with tobacco for Bordeaux. Passed up.
stet mtug vulcan. with schooners ]. g. Henry
! Monmouth, and NJ. B. Martin for Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
NEW GOODS +!
NEW GOODS !

Every steamer from New York brings us ele-
CANT Saratoga Trunks at only $3.50 fed with the
handsomcst and cheapest Dry Goods in the sr-
ket-genuine auction bargains. IL you wish to
see the cheapest line OF Dom mestics, examine our
elegant Bleached and Brown Cottons ut 12bc.,
worth l5c. everywhere also, our Cot!ons at lor.
2rO0 yards of Mourning snd other Prints just re-
ceived some good prints for comforts at only &c.
per yard some at &C., AMI some at 1oc. the hand-
soonest al-wool Delaines st aoc., selling for 50c'
everywhere; Dress Silks IN all colors handsome
Platds at ouly l6sc.; Black Alp.css all prices {;
Brown Alpacas-we never fail II sell our Alpa-
cas-, because we keep the best aud cheapest Char
lottesvlle and other Casslmeres--we are selling a
handsome Cashmere for 5oc., suitable for cht'-
dren; Blue Beaver Cloth tMelton flnish) at ~,
would be cheap at $40; Velveteens in all colors !;
White Corded Velycteen, beautiful article !;
look especially 1t onr Kid Gloves at 7ac, 81, and
81. .e5 Ladies' best British Hosiery at only 25c. {;
Gents best Brown Gloves At 95c. Ladies' SILK
Gloves At aoc,, and Lisle Thread Gloves at 25c.;
BLANKETS,
PI.ANEELS.
cc,7 IUCEWAIL & ROUSS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

REGISTRATION TO.DAY.-ThiS is the last
of the two days allowed for 4 revision of the
registration lists prior to the election for
members of the House Of Delegates. Now
let every man observe:
l. That every qualified person who has
reached tWenty-one years, or, being OF that
age, has gained residence since the last
registration, is entitled to have his name re-
corded.
9. That every voter who has changed his
residence should be put OH the lst. and in
order to do this he should be provided with
certificate showing such change from one
ward to another.
5. Every legally.qualiied voter who.
from any informality, has had his ballot re-
jected, should see that his right Is now Sc
cured, and the defect, whatever 1t may
have been, is cured.
4. The constitutional qualifications are
soundness of mind, legal residence-that Is,
In the State one year and in county or
corporation three months after gaining
State residence-the necessary age, tWen-
ty-one years, and exemption from conYic-
ton of any infamous offence.
Now, read over these paragraphs, and
IL you find that you have come Q! age since
the last registration, or changed your resi-
dence since then, or that you lost your
vote through negligence, come forward and
register.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

UNIFORMS FOE THE BAND.-Smith's Band
will give grand promenade concert and
ball at Virginia Hall to night for the re-
enforcement of their uniform fund. They
are very anxious to get uniforms before the
pear at the concert in uniform.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

CUSTOM WoRK.-E. Is. SPENCE & Son. at 1890
Main street, having Oh hand large lot or season-
able clolhs, cassmeres, ard vestipgs, and good
cutters and skilled workmen, are iully prepared
to do all kinds of custom work In the very latest
style and at moderate prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mer.
chants clerks or courts, sherifs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
VII Others having orders for printing to the facii.
ties offered 1T the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB.
LISHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish 1T
short notice Cards, Bili-Heads. Letter-Hcads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks. Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bils OF Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts &C., &C., SC. Satisfaction
guaranteed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24
TUE FAIR. 90
KrFtr4hMEETS FOR LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
T. f. TEL !. e, EESTAU RATEUR I,

r. T l. |. Z, X ESTA U f ATEUR,
ts- the privilege or the grounds 10 supply visitors
WIKI IcS!uratiycs, SO much needed unuer the Ia
t!suc aad excitement OF tie sights anu action OF
!Ac grand oCc aston. - ~
I he second story Of the superb pavilion VIII be
devoted 10 refreshments for ladies anu gentlemen
Widely separated from IL IS the spacious saloon
Inr gentlemen alone
The choicest viand5 will be served TO OF der, In
Guiding OYSTERS In every ttyle. Order ana de-
curuTn preserved In all The departments.
TIE gentemtn's BAR viii be supplied Win The
Very hvht LIQUORS.
country ana city friends earnestly Invited To hts
t41le. 2anywill not go away dissatisfied. With
ru good fare the Fair Is failure and Zetelle Is
determined 1t shall mol fail. Viva The Fair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-24

CHICAGO RELIEF FUND.-Mayor Kelley
has received from Rev. j. Il. Garf'ck $4l .66,
which was the amount OF the collection
taken I'D at the Leigh Street Baptist church
tor the relief of the Chicago sufferers. The
contribution of the police amounted to
si2I, instead of 800, as heretofore reported.