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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-10

POLICE COURT, FR1DAY-Justice j. j
White presidIn9.-The following cases were
disposed of:
Miles W. jenkins and James Davis,
charged with attempting to pick the pocket
of George w. Palmer. Sent on to the Hust-
ings Court for 18th June.
James Fisher, drunk and unable to take
care OF himself. Bound over for three
months in the sum of $50.
Henry Tyler (colored), charged with be-
ing drunk and disorderly. Fined 81.
VIM. Wright Continued case), charged
with assaulting aud striking Jas. Hulcher
at Talbot's foundry on the I'd June. Con-
tinued until 17th inst. on account OF the
inability of the injured party to appear.
Fielding Brown (colored), for shooting
York James in Rockets on the Sd of June.
Case continued until 17th on account of the
absence of the complainant.
Pat. Watts (colored), charged with tres.
passing on the premises of Susan Trailor.
Bound over for six months in 800.
John II. johnson and John Coles (col-
ored), charged with being vagrants and
common thieves, and having no visible
means Of support. Bound over for six
months in $500. in default of which they
were sent to Jail.
Dorrell Cooper, unlawfully abusing and
using threatening language to Ann Cooper,
his wife. Continued until the 10th.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-Wr
note the following special appointments
Episcopal Christ Ghurch.-services at !
P. N. o' 90
st. Marks Luther an-(Odd-Fellows
HalD D.-Services ut II a. NJ.
Presbyteridn.-Third Church (Church
HilD, Rev. 4. Fl. Rutherford, of tile Tabb.
street Church, Petersburg, at II A. NJ. and
Presbyterian Grace-strect Church.-Rev.
WIN. Brown, D. D., at II A. M.
Bdpast.-Manchester, Rev. j. 3. Jeter.
u. D., at IL A. NJ; Rev. W. A. Campbell
First Church.-Rev. j.. J.. Burrows hay
ing returned to the city, will hold service
at the usual hours. at night, sermon in
course on the 1st chapter in Genesis.
Method'st.-Tr in ity.-By request. the
pastor Will preach at II A. NJ. from John.
4-S and at SX Z. NJ. from III. Peter, 3-13.
Union Station.-Rev. L. nj. Lee, ID. D.,
at II A. NJ. on infant baptism, and at S4 Z.
M on the mode Of baptism.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday-school Society will be
held ut Manchester church Sunday after
noon at Z. NJ.
An opcn-air meeting will be held at
Hccklcr>s, on 10Th street, ut 1 o'clock T..
Services at Virginia Hall in German at II
~; NJ. by Rev. John Blcnncr. Sunday
school at 0 A. NJ.
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TIE AIRLINE RA1LRoAD.-We are in
formed that the Pennsylvania Central Kali.
way Company have bought out the interest
of p. P. Dickson, under contract for the
construction of the line between Charlotte,
n. c., and Gainesville, Ga. When this fact
became known in New York, the company..s
bonds advanced to SIX. The Pennsylvania
Central is the richest company in the United
States, and the contract for constructing
the Airline road being assumed by them,
makes its early completion beyond all doubt.
There will be no lack Of money. and money
builds railroads. Ii President Butord' S ex-
pcctations are realized, that the road VAL
be completed to Spartanburg and the trains
running between this and Charlotte by the
fl st day of january, 1872, it will exceed
the hopes heretofore entertained by the
most sanguine friends of the enterprise,
and will afford cause to our citizens OF
selt-gratulation scarcely to be equalled by
any other event. We learn that the first
instalment of the subscription bonds OF
Spartanburg county and Of the town have
been sold at scyenty.fye cents OH the dollar.
The next annual meeting of the stock
holders will be held at this place. e.-Spartan-
bnrg IS. o. Spartan.
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PRIzE-FIGHT ON THE RIVER RoAD-No
lnterfcrence By city or County QGcers.-
Notwithstanding the explicit announce
ment OF the programme in the morning
papers yesterday, the priZe-fight between
Joe kcrscy, OF Richmond, and Bill White,
alias Whitley, of Baltimore, came off ac-
cordlnS to appointment, and no effort was
made on the part of the officers of the city
or county to stop the brutal sport or arrest
the participants. On the contrary, the ar
rangement5 were made quite openly, and
the principals, their seconds and backers,
toSelher with numerous spectators, left the
CITY III broad daylight, boldly announcing
the object of their little excursion into the
country.
The spot chosen for the fight was about
four miles below Richmond, within few
hundred yards of the Osborne turnpike,
| and not far from Throckmorton's. The
number OF persons present was about two
hundred, including representatives Of seve-
raj grades OF Richmond society, some CITY
officers, and one or two officers of HenricO
county. kersey is about tive feet six inches
in height, thick set, hair cropped, yery
active, and with something of the BULLDOG
! in his physiognomy. Whitley is about the
same height, but simmer and lighter, and
showed considerable nervousness. Both
parties were enthusiastically backed.
AT 10 O'Clock there was toss for choice
of position, and Whitley won. The men
| then took their places in the ring, and al
ten minutes after 10 walked to the centre
shook hands, and then commenced opera
tions. Nine rounds were fought, and not
| more than ten minutes were consumed
Every time Kersey struck ut his antagoni.
heavily and brought him neatly to tht
ground, without ever breaking the skin OF
lnfllctinS any severe punishment. Tho
impression prevailed that Whtey's plaI
was to weary herSey out in about doZel
rounds, and then put out his own strength
and wind up the mill in 4 hurry. But
these hopes Of his friends proved without
foundation, for on the 9th round he went
down as before, and when " time" wa:
called was unable to respond. Kerscy was
then, amid the cheers of his hackers, pro
nounced the winner, and, having pockcted
the stakes, was borne away in triumph,
while Whitley remained in i corner of the
ring for some time neglected.
The sporting men present were diSgusted
ut the quick termination OF the fight, and
the Daltmorean was soundly abused by
his friends, among whom was Sam Collyer.
No blood was spilled, and the men looked
fully rs we'll after the fight us before, except
that Whitley showed himself considerably
tagged i'll spirit. 1t is probable that there
will be another challenge and another fight
in this locality within Il few weeks. Vir.
ginia seems to be the only State in which
this low and barbarOuS pastimc can take
place without the Intervention of conSerya.
tors Of the peace.
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AZ, SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE TO 1871
Ihe President aud His Peace Poll.
cy-Defence OF the Indians.

Ine New York Herald of yesterday con.
talhs what purports to be conversation
Detween President Grant and represent.
atlVe OF that paper, in which the President
expresses himself to the following effect:
"There is great deal of nonsense writ.
ten about me. I don't want to do any
more than carry out the wishes of the
American people, as they are expressed
through their representatives and the
press. try to observe the oath of office
LOOK when inaugurated, and I believe I
have succeeded. What good / have done
the credit Is to the people /; the, faults of
the administration are mine. My faults
have come to the front and centre what
good I have done is under guard, in tho
rear. 1t remains with the people to decide
on the merits and dement's Of my admins.
tration.
" AS to the Indians" said the President,
those people who clamor for the destrllc-
tlon OF the Indians on the plains either are
interested or know nothing of the condition
OF affairs in the wild regions where the IN
dians live. l have lived with Indians and
know them thoroughly. They can be civil
lied and made friends of the Republic. It
takes tact and skill, however, to deal with
them. They are shrcwd and cunning, and
won't be shaved out Of their rights it they
know it. My policy is peace. When said,
Let us have peace / meant it. | want
peace on the plains, as everywhere else.
That attack on the Apaches was murder
purely. The Apaches are warlike; that is,
the young sayaecs wander of to rob and
murder occasionally, but no doubt they
have proyocation. l will investigate the
murder of Apaches at Camp Grant, and be
just to all concerned. ~
The Indian question is not one the Gov
ernment should be called upon to settle.
The citizens of the outlying States and
Territories ought to be able to fix thai.
The Quakers are doing well, have done
well, and will do more. Other dcnomina.
tions of Christians are also laboring with
effect among the Indians. They are all Ia
boring for the same end, and l will give
them all the support l can. 1 don't like
riding over and shooting these poor say.
ages. want to concillatc them, and make
them peaceful citizens.
The policy of peace, sir, is much prefer
able to the policy of war. You can't
thrash people so that they will love YOU,
even though they are Indians. You, how
ever, make enemies friends by kindness" ;"
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PERsoNAL.-Governor Walker expects to
leave the city to-day on visit to New
York.
The condition of Messrs. Garnett and
Hulcher is now represented to be fayora.
blc.
John S. Lipscomb, Esq, Of Staunton, and
Judge f. K. Farrar, OF Amelia, are ut the
American.
Gen. Il. Ransom, Of n. c.; Maj. j. c.
Woodson, recently member OF the House
of Delegates; MessrS. John b. CocKe, OF
Springs and George w. Wicks. Esq, Of
Louisville, KY, are at the Exchange Hotel
and Ballard House.
At Ford's Hotel are Messrs. y. b. Good
man, of Lynchburg, and Isaac OVERLY, o
Prince Edward county.
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White alpaca coats-really nice-at e. B.
SPENCE i SONS.
SONS.
White Corduroy vests for sale low by SPENCE d
SON.
Gauze shirts, rs cents, at SPESCEs'.
Linen coats, one dollar each, at SPENCE &
SONS.
Black alpaca coats for sale low by e. B. SPENCE
4 Son.
All the novelty styles neck-tles for sale by z. B.
SPENCE u Son.
Collars Of all kinds at z. b. SPENCE 6 SONS.
SILK. guanaca, and alpaca umoreilas for sale
low by 4. B. SPENCE & SON.
Pembroke white dress shirts ior sale by Z. b.
SPENCE n SON,
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The greatest ;rlumphs Of Photographic ait afe
achieved In the beautiful pictures now being
made at the LEE GALLERY, No. go Main street.
it is universally conceded that this Is fact ano
scarcely u day passes without the renewed ex-
preston OF admiration by some true lover OF art.
MIR. DAVIES Is determined 30 be at the head Of bis
profession. he spares neither pains nor expense
and brings 3 cultivated taete to the execution ol
beautiful work, and his prices are In accordance
with the times.
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A STEAM LAUNDRY.--A want long felt In
this community has been supplied by the
enterprise OF NIcssrs. d. H. Blascow d Co.,
who have recently opened steam laundry
In this city, where they propose to wash,
scour, and dye the clothes Of every ybody in
town, rs We'll rs those of all travellers who
stop here over night. And now, just as all
housekcepers are taking up their carpets,
and consulting as to many OF them whether
or not they are worth putting away for an.
other winter, these gentlemen come for
ward and say that they will renOyate them
and make them look as good as new.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-oFrICE, JUNE9, 1S71.-Miss
L. LOttier(3), Richmond, Va; F.S. Brooke,
Fredericksburg, Va; Mrs. Il. A. Wise,
Williamsburg, Va; l.. A. Harvie, Amelia
county, Va; Mrs. 5. Walker, -; +.
W. koss, Washington, d. c.; f, Ovrius,
Talbot, Va; T. Blumling, Richmond, Va;
Mary &. Brookcr, Hanover &. H.; VIM. II.
Brown & Bro, Baltimore, Nld.
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NEEDS ATTENTION. late rams have
washed up considerable portion of the
gutter on Franklin, between 10Th and 18th
Streets, leaving large holes in the street.
These were left full of water, which have
become stagnant, and consequently very OF.
fensiye. Besides this the city may have TO
nav for somebody's broken limb, If the mat
ter is not speedily attended to.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTAL YOUNG GENTLEMAN
SEVERELY CUT WHILE USING HATCuET.-
Yesterday morning between II and T.
o'clock, Mr. Geo. Watt, Jr., met with Il very
painful accident. He was at work with his
hatchet in his fathers plow mandatory on
Franklin street, and while attempting to
brush the hies away from his face with one
hand, the motion so jarred the other us to
came in full force upon his knee, cutting
away the flesh, severing the ligamcnts of the
knee, and, indeed, going entirely to the
bone, The wound is q very painful one,
and in dangerous place. DIR. Chas. Magil
was called in and rendered the necessary
surgical aid.
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u"ohhs WILLIAMS will sell at 81 p. NJ. q
iot or ground at the southwest corner OF Main
and 2ad streets. '""
l. II. GARY, trustee, will sell a three-s.orr
lramed dwelling on the southwest corner OF
s'h ana Porter streets, Manchester.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at p. NJ. ,o.
with framed tenement on the north side Of
Eimwood street, on the first square west OF
Monroe Park. 0'
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at the horsc lot
horser. mules, buggies, &c., &c.
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JAMES A. AUGUST, Hot Springs.
nv l9-tJS1 Bath cOunty, Va

rOLD WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
" KUCKBRInGE CUUHTI, VA, TWO miles
from Gostcd Depot ~ tn Chesapeake and t.hio
railroad, and thirty Our miles west OF stanton,
will be open for yisituls OIL the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE.
Goou han room music Is in attendance.
BOARD: Per day, ~; per month, $ao TWO
months, sis per month three months, S4o per
A daily line Of stages to this place from Golhen
D.poL ,,. ,,,,x
j. b. GOODLUr, Proprietor:
Major r. X. WOODWARD, SO well known 70 inc
Travelling public, Is The manager. my 2S-lm
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PARDON GRANTED.-Gov. Walker has
pardoned VIM. DuIaney, convicted in the
County Court of Roanoke of felony and
sentenced to five years Imprisonment in
tue State pcnitentlary, on condition that
he will forthwith leave the State never to
return. Should he return the pardon will
be null unl void.
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ELEGANT AND Goop CLoTHISG.-Those who
'.auy economy, and wish TO obtain drss-rata suit
OF Clothes. an elrgant At, made In the most sub
stantisl manner and OF the best material shonld
20 10 the new store Of WIN. Ira SMITH, lios Main
street. BY perseverance,, industry, fair dealing.
and doiug superior work, he has gsined E,r him.
self and bis establishment . wide and extensive
celebrity, as is eTinced In the extensive business
done by bim.
Keeping up with the times, and securing the best
talent and latest styles Of goods. purchasing
largely for cash from first hands and most cele-
bra ed houses, he sthus epsbedto sell good goods
at reasonable figures.
His stock of goods on hand is always large, af-
forcing great variety from which TO select.
Scarcely day passes ke does not receive some
new fabric. He keeps the best Of workmen, which
is sure guarantee TO satisfactory work.
Evidences OF his reputation as drst class cloth
Ter are shown In the fact that those who patronize
him once continue doing SO, and we advise all TO
give him a call. His present stock OF spring and
summer wear Is the largest to be found In the
Stale.
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MILITARY ExAMrNERs.-Col.R r. T. W.
Duke, Major j. G. Hill, and Major W. IL:
Southall have been appointed on lhe Board
of Military Examiners, under the militia
law, for the town of Charlottesville and the
county Of Albemarle. :,
The following gentlemen constitute, the
board for Prince Edward county Col. j
?. Fitzgerald, Col. w. r. Berkley, anc
Lieutenant a. B. Venable.
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THE STREET CARS are doing very good
business now. The warm weather drives
many persons out to Hollywood to get the
shade and cool river brceZes which prevail
there. A large number too prefer paying
a small sum for ride, rather than risk u
sun-stroke by walking the streets.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-In the IIustings
Court yesterday the only case which occIi:
pied the attention of the court was that o
Edward Street, who stood charged with as
saulting Easter Howard (colored.) lie was
found guilty, fined one cent, and sentenced
to ten days confinement in the city Jail.
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ANOTHER BRIDGE ACROSS JAMES RIVER
In order to accommodate the Transports
ton to all parts of the country of the I'M
mcnse productions of the Tredegar Com
pany, the Richmond and Danyilc Railroad
Company have agreed to extend the Belle
Isle bridge across james river to the Trede
orr Wnrka
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S. c. B.-The following additional COM
those already designated
Marshall Lodge, No. II, X. P, J. G. Eel
ler, G. V. Clash, and A. S. John, Sr.
Harmony Division, No. so, ). of T., G. B.
Davis, Theo. Johns, and ID. B. Collins.
Old Domiaion Section, No. 1, 1. o. of C.
Of Ill. and r., Robert Holtzback, Charles
Crawford, and Geo. NJ. Smith.
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THE STATE TREASURY was replenished
to-day by deposit Of S2l 900 paid in by
the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany, bcin G the interest on the loan made
to the co mpany by the State.
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AUCTION saLEs rzy.s nav

On al public or private sales Of Real Esto,s
made bet'oee7 the lstof January AMI the 1,t NJ
'"lv the purchasers pay the tares for tie rre.
SEM Henr;' but on all sales 6etoeen the srs,
dav Of july and the last day of Deesmbs1 gs
seller pays them. "''
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THE STEAMER PALIsADE, Capt. Nelson.
running to Binn's, on the Chickahominy
river, is building up 4 fine trade for our
merchants from that section, besides bring.
ing many articles of traffic to this city,
which otherwise would not have come.
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lAWLEI Sr rRlN GS,
one OF THE MOST CELEBRATED
aNDIMrQETAST OF ALL THE
ETcG1SIA WATERING-pLACES

,sr,r,o orei! on The FIRST OF JUNE. ls7l, for the
....,... Il IL company. situated As II is In the
~, .fr> q. IN great Valley. II IS net only cne of
s.-, ,,.ishtful Summer resorts In ,bc state
s... U.s. v.ut -.u, cH-AltTe properties are bccom-
... .t",y celebrated.
fl" .s. University -! Virginia, together with the
..trr, a. many c!uiECu. physicians, prove
-s Z. Is the SpriucS " Tor suffering females |.
... .t.sit,s is wonderful tonic properties, as u
-,.t.e.. tu general debility, aucm!a, and diseases
~ q r ~ females Il IS unsurpassed. In The treat-
.-,.. g.. tic various forms Of oyspcpsta, and par
:.l..r,v Tor those SUFFERING from torpid &nd in-
r. i've liver il action upon thu liver well as the
a.-uCF5 : prompt and Il, ciued. cry many re-
~, cures could &c CiItd OF this class OF trou-
RAWLEY
.ss.w:a-y ~ access, siiuet.d only twelve miles
~. g :.ar-.~ouiUr.. Ihc present tenn mus oi the
,.es.... a1I Manassas Gap rallro@ q, from which
80. .1.~" Mi re ;Yso daily lines oi stages, morn
... .,au-y.ul!c.
>.a.,. 'sst summer THr. BUILDINGS HAVE
Ran rt.ShILI IMPROVE u, 2S well rs the
r..,s r. 80 Harris snhUrg Ia tir Springs. Ti III
tEN pEt.' PERSONS ; can u"w oe very comfort
ts.v augmn"nr rdItcd - these springs.
liar, /, ! t,t,.rrai,h ciiicc III TaTrtSOnburC.
I.s AtLtsMAlrJAlluNo viii be STklCTLY
FiH-I-, .A-:-, Nn&cr the MANAGEMENT of Joseph
y. Nna,3H.. q. widely known as h hotel manager.
i,.ss,.Et Eigsi"tI"S: Gordon K Williams. one
.r .i.-- nl wlu:H Viii be III attendance during
tATE> OF BOARD:
- M" w
Ir r h................... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90
\. B. IEICK.
President Of the Beard OF Directors of Bawley
r!rfn.- Company. my o6 I'm
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL AssoCIATIoN.-
The regular monthly meeting of this a>so-
citation will be held at the Leigh-stree,
Church tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
in the form of mass meeting.
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THE HARVEST SEASON has given employ
ment to many persons from the city. We
learn that farmers in many instances tind
much difficulty in procuring sufficient
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QUAL1FIED.-Mr. e. Carrington Cabel
qualified OH Thursday as an attorney tc
practice in the Hastings Court of the city
of Richmond.
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Ics-CREAM, IcE-CREAM.-D. COLUMBUS, 9a
Broad street, has icecream OF all ayors, htch he
ls selling cheaper than any other frst-class house
In The city. Families supplied at short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases. If you wish
To SAVE money buy 1t 0l. Broad street.
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Convict Reconnaissance Anglin, (co-
lored,) was received at the penitentiary yes
terday from the county OF Patrick, to be
confined for one year for house breaking.
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The besux OF Richmond are not made OF the
material we think II they fail to 20 to PIzzINPs
and 90. some or his nice cream, and then talk It all
over on CANDLES Hill.
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VIM. Connolly, fireman at the Springfield
Mass armory, was found dead Meaness- !.
day afternoon with his head crushed. IL Is
supposed that his head got caught between
the belt and the pulleys.
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TIE NORFOLK KMA1L.-Arrangcments have
been made by which the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg mail will be delivered here ut II &c
4. NJ. each day, as before the recent change.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-In this court
yesterday none but civil business was trans
acted, which is lacking in interest to the
public
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Receiving to-day, 4 cargo of very superior red
and white ash coal, fresh from the mines. The or
ders of my friends are solicited
j. Is. WATKINS, I'LL Main street.
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HARVEST WuIsKEY-Goods and cheap-at FL
W. ID. BLAIR & Co.'s,
Main and 9th streets.
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Erery Saturday, Christian Weekly, ant
Hearth and Home, received from LDySol
| d. Taylor, 1II6 Main street.
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EXECUTIVE Gov. Walker has appointed
Samuel Il. Sterling u notary public for the
county of Rockingham.
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PLEDGE & JACKSON make specially ut this
season, Of manufacturing and delivering good Ice
creams, cakes, &C., SC.
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Croquet, croquet, at ELLYSoN & TATLoRs
JooksLurc, lilo Main street.
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You will find 1t to your interest to effect your In
surance through the City Savings and Insurance
Brokerage Company. Office corner Of Main and
18th streets.
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SIDNEY GRAYs.-Thcre will be meeting
Of this company at st. Adams Hall to nigh
at S4 O'Clock.
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PRIZE BoxEs.-Pizzni has tiuc supply or
those boxes, and If you wish to get beautiful
przs You should not fail to give him ! call.