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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

CnArGrD WITH VIOLATING THE ELECTION
LAw-MeSsrs. John W. Pate, y. d. Moore,
and William Parsley, charged with violating
the 22d section OF the election law, passed
May 81. 1870, appeared before Commissioner
Plra>ants day before yesterday, and were
sent on 10 appear before the United States
Circuit Court III the April term. Out Of
about two hundred and four negroes sum-
moucd H. witnesses seven or eight were en-
amined. This violation of the law is alleged
10 have been committed 1t Cold IIarbor on
the 9TH instant. T:!e Hon. II. II. Wells was
the pro>ccutinyNtlorncy, and McsSrs. George
H. Wise and BIat,lr, I. johnson were re-
tanned for the defence.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ne. York Stock and Money Marke

HeY cTtk SLocEk RNH MoEcy IAhrkeS.
New YORK, November 13.-Money closed
at /. Sterling dull and heavy, S! to 81.
Gold, 1872 to 1l3i, Governments have adj
vanced / to !. States dull: Tennessee's,
73i; new, 7%3. Virginia's, As; new, 80; con-
sols, 5l4 deferred, -. Louisiana's. 80;
new, 4S. Lcyee's, 30; SIS, go. Alabama's,
so: IS, 81. Georgia's, 30; rs, 50. North
Cardinals, 341; new, 20; special tax, 13.
South Carolina's, so; new, 241: April and
October, 2!3.
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RailrDali Matters.

CIHcIySArI, November ia dispatch
from Parsons, Kansas, says the Missouri,
kaneas ard Texas railroad i: now competed
to within eleven miles Of Red river, and the
bridge across that stream is rapidly building
The Texas Central railroad will be conI'
p!ctcd to DeDnison by the lst OF January
next. The gap between the two roads i
now only forty-two miles. The shipment,
Of Gotten and cattle are increasing daily, and
the business this season will exceed that OF
!a.t season by 10o, 900 head OF cattle and 30
900 lllc- OF cotton.
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MARINE lNTEaLIGENsE.

Sun rises. $50 Moon sets ...,..,.... $50
Sun scts.......... 5oi High tide... 3a5
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10. 1877.
ARRIVED. =
Steamer Pallsldc. Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
ana passengers, y. II. RoStrs, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfols, mef.
cRan0l..! and Passengers, l.. X. Ta,ln, agpnt
Bark Pomona. alo!er, Liverpool, -four, HaxatI.
CrCGshaw ( Co.
Schooner Mary and Francis. McAndrews, Ph!Ia.
dclphia, granite, Curtis { Parker. sstssss,s,.
Scho"ncr iioratio Nichols, Dupuy, New York ria
York river. railroad ties, Curtis < Parker.
schooner 4: IS +. Benton, Budd, down the river
To load wood for New York.
fBY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE. November i3-Arrivcd, bark
Pomona from richmond, for Brazil
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T.. ..anAy.--uwir@ to the prevailing "tpl-
fl. AMONG The horses III the ciy II i
81. am.u.I to sec vehicles passing along the
t...G- d4uWn by var.oHS teanS. from the
f..r4livr Rocky Mountain William Goat
- ,a,. nohlv kiug~ oF Bt'Ean. Yes
... - = rountryWan WAS driving
ii ,hc latter down Cary street
:.Hh wogou, the animal, Il lin@al de-
.mm 81 old Taurus himself, became III
. .a.m ii hi, i@nomiuiouS treatment, and,
n. III. up. head DOWN, and / lt-t
..... mi-ht have awakened the dead. dis
.i.s..-s the efforts OF lis driver to stop him,
"ls.! down the street ii fearful spccu.
,.,&r4iy turnjug II corner, III obedience to
II inevitable law Of philosophy lhe Wa2on
s..t one way and miik-cans and contents The
.r. For SOME distance Cary street rlvaled
a wai:,ar>, that bright galaxy known 10
.,tgoaolnrr- a, the "mitkl way '-certainiy
. .ad Il hat time mere practical right 10
lr tit,. The refractory animal was finally
9,aurrd without further lniurr than the loss
d l2cjcau iuid enough 10 support rcSl-
.@.ut ol latG"JH.
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ARTISTS U& $AuEATH DAYS itHiNG TnF
PAST TWELVE Mu> >IIs.--!n accordance Wilm
4 resolution Of tie Council, thict-oi:P P"li"n
Poe ha> made out il statement giving the
number ol arrests on each sabbath toi' the
twelve months prior - the 18Th ot Dctaher,
1872. We give summary, BY months : + OF
Two S,hba.hs in October, 1871. 81; tcr i""l
Sahbqihs in November, lS,l, 80: Ior i!Ee in
december, 1871, S2; for lon' in JANUARY,
1872. 81; for four in February, l6; iof
five in March, 80; for four IN April, G2; i"r
four in May, %: for i've in Junr. - ior
four in July, IS: for four in August, III:
for five in September, ~; tor !!g,t two III
Ortotrr. &3-tcul, so. Greatest n'iIn!"I
OF arrests on any one Sabbath, S0--on Au-
rust IS!h; smallest number, d-on March
Eth.
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LIST or UsMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RIcIlMoSD Posr-OFFIcE NOVEMBER lo.-
Mr.. Patrick III. Jones, No. VI i,uilus street,
east, between Jefferson and Oi1ier streets !;
Daniel Epps, Harrisor-street church, care oi
Rev. NJ. T. Smith John X. Garter, care Oh
Armstrong, Gates q Co., Baltimore; Mu. ;
&. V. Fuess & Son, White road, fofsyth
county va: A. l.. Crouch, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. jimmie Price, care of Samuel White,
Fanteriyal county, Va; James W: Brlchett,,
Twenty fifth street near 0 street, Union Hill,
Richmond. .....-.--,.-.----a-~
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jJE rrIET!,:G--Wr cal the attention Of mer-
'I-.;. clerk ~ courts. s'icri;IS lawyers, railroad
=.,.gp G1tt canal officers and dccIis, and a others
lay .1g order icT printing 10 the facilities offered n
i.u .I,rATCH pEiST}Ei GSTADL;Astsg,.,.T fnr lie
ntt ii AMI .:.iti,ui ,.yccUiiun nf ali kinds OF Jo
1g.>fiSG. "r;an :,r;4isil at sor, uo,.1, Card
l!!.. 2t!- iiGa'-. Programmes. Ball Tis,tt-
ils,.l5. r..g1icf;, Ta2.. tiani-Billr, CaiaIogucs
iii., u Fare, rhn~I!l%, Cicccs, i}TaiiS, e., &C.
s;2.;al;.c;,,,n g,m~i,ul.rd.
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SExr r0 JAN. FOR TwE>TY DAYs.-1"irh
Alien Harris was found guilty in The lit!st'
ings Court Yesterday OF s'abblng William
Williams. and his punishment fixed at i'm.
nrisonmrnt in the city Jail for twenty days,
= fine of one cent, besides being required to
nav the costs in the case.
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4 ~r,ur TEcX.-A ycnGcr of luack mcdi-
m..>. r.lnlug advantage OF tn" prevailing dis
... airu.. ,hc horse, hcrcabout$. and wish
~ - -rl his no>trum into notoricty. de-
....,d \ few days since with acertain drag
.,. u, this 2iiy lrw dozen bottles Of his
..>,..r.. on sale. Observing that il did not
II - rapidly H. he wished. he sent per
.., around 10 various druggists in the city
a AK Tor this particular preparation. prais-
g. IL, ,!rtucs, and intimatinS that If they
INIT have il i might hc procured OF Nr.
-. This Mad the Je>irrd effect, tor lhe
-. - .d,,lird t. sent down and hoHgh!
- ,oItlc- nf the stun, hul up t" the
..-,. ...-t. AM, il was considered more an if-
..a orli.mrnt l!rM profit IN their rr>l't"'
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R:Ss,s0rs CGntraaiS:eG.

RALEIGH, y. c.. November i3.-RHmors
having appeared through the columns oi the
Norfolk JourndI. Raleigh Sentinel, and W IL
mincton journal, that Governor Caldwell
would issue proclamation torbidding lhe
assembling Of the State Legislature on Mon
day next. the Agent oi the Associated Pres:
this morning held an interview with III"
Governor relative thereto. The Governor
stated in substance that, like many other tate
mcnts made by the State pres, in regard to
hi> official career, this was totally uni"undc0
and devoid of truth, and that lie is now b'>i'
Is engaged preparing his annual message fol-
icr General Assembly.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD has in5getg orer Thirteen
hoasdnd subscribers. and ts list Is increasing, II
tells rs In It's last Issue. at the rate Of one hnndrat
and frtH per day. Every advertiser ought 70 use
Tie columns Of In" Herald Considering lis i'm
;ncnrc circulation lis charges very moderate.
Address Religions HeTnld. Ills Main street, Rich
n,nn
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The Epizoofy t1 DenviIle.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
DASvILLE, VA, November 13.--The horse
epidemic has been spreading here for several
days, until there are now forty or City cases
in town. Draya9e has gone up from fifty
cents to one dollar per load. Have heard Of
no cases out of town yet.
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RETAIL MARKET PHlCE>.--Ihc following
j. rHritIlIy prepared lit Of the retail mar
a. prices of kicmnond:
t1~ai..--Good beef, 1G3c.; indifferent
3~y!. l0to ~. corn beet. l23r. Shoat, l24c.;
-tu,t"r, I44c.; mutton. l25 TO iJc.
!oH<.-'iurkcys. l6 TO soc. per pound
ton1hll :oWl~, - To roc. per pound; live
ducks, soc 10 81 pair; live geese, - to Soc
anre~.
LerrS-25 10 20c apiece.
|las.--;'5c. p@i' dozen.
't.aF.es.---,.i 10 3.'c. per pound.
I+.~u..s.--App!vs, 10 t. -5e. prr ilaI'-prrh !;
,.r-j.ltN. zoe. rer quart, ground-pc:'s, l0t.
!'r t.uagi; dried apple, =. prr quart.
g.t.ubl.S.-CAbbnge 10 10 2Cc. per head !;
sweet Eolatoes. % to %0c. Per peck; Irish
I@,uior-. - 10 &0c. ltcr peck; onions, t"
tr. per quart; celery, 39c. per bunch; tllr-
MP, or. rer bunch; hects, lo". per hlnch
>ai~!ly. zoe. rcr bunch; nomny, l"'. per
'Wan: beam, l2br. Ter quart.
Ets,.-RoyE, !23c. per pound: pans, ~ 10
-''. per bunch.
N'sAl UYrks.-11jc. 10 Il per pair.
"n>.er$.--Si rur gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-14

PASSING AwAy.-In the Di$potch Of yes
Icrtlay morning could have been found ohit!'-
arv notices OF four persons whose ages az
rrcyatc ~ ycars-thc Oldest being seventy
i've and The youngest SiXty-one, the average
being sixty-cight and a hall. In the same
column to-day may be seen the notice OF the
death of another citizen aged siXly-two
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Mr.. CLARkE's FUSERAL.-The funeral OF
William John Clarke took place from 81.
Johns (EpiscopaD church at o'clock yes
tcrday afternoon. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Dr. Wall, pastor; assisted by
Kew. II. :. Mepler, D. ID. His remains were
inferred at Hollywood.
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Misunderstanding 10 the hor:c rpdr,!!i;
;lIc sheds Of the Old Dominion Steamship
Company are blocked with inward freight
for our merchants and IN trin$;tH. There
are portions OF several car-oes on the wharf
awaiting delivery. The agent of The coul-
pany is making personal efforts TO facilitate
matters. We Undcstanl that the goods not
called for Will bc held al the ri~k "i the
,,tN
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Arkansas.

New YORK, November 13.-A special from
Little Rock claims Arkansas by nearly o,oVo
majority for Grant, and q Republican ma
ioritv ON ioint ballot in the Legislature, mus
securnr a Republican senator
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PATERSON, n. j., November 13.-The
broad silk wcaycrs in Tilt & Sons Phoenix
Mill have struck in consequence Of reduc-
ton of twenty-five per cent. In their wages.
The strikers number 250.
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NV UfItttf 6lII"f.
Fail styles II jcwciry.
Roman f,'.ld bands ami CROSSES.
Roman gold aud amethyst sets,
Wc.liIag present.
"rnnn2 at
N0wLAS &c co.'s,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
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have anayz" The whi,kcy known under the
brand Of 'H Select. controlled 10y Mcssrs. WAL
TIL: u. HLAIG :: Co. Richmond. Va, anG find Ii
G4sa from N-ti oil aui other Impurities. and r"com-
HICnd il Use 'pT medicinal and family purposes.
i. II. AICCaw, VI. n.
rstc pr"'"ss@r c Chemistry Medical College Of Vr-
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Az ALLEGED APrLE-THIEF SENT TO JAIL
&. Nelson appeared before Justice White yes
terday morning to answer the charge OF
Stealing twenty-five cents worth OF apples
IRON L. Bernichi The accused was found
guilty and sent down to Jail and chain-gang
|io,Yiteen days.
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ADEERTISE.-Ogr merchants seeking trade In any
portion of The coru:ry should advertise In the
paGcrs Of tla: section. II. EILYSoH & CO. viii
take aag"E:lsc:ac"ts and haze them inserted at pub
L lstLL.r-. r..,..
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The Massachusetts, Legislature
Gsry,areE 90 G0UySUe.

BosToN, November 13.-At meeting OF
thn Governor and Executive Council neld
Yesterday afternoon the Legislature was or
dcred to meet on Tuesday next.
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TuE FIRE DEPARTMENTAL S,rGaE>TioN.-
Would it not he we'll. in case oi Il e"ntisii
alarm of fire, for the citizens residing c2ii-
li.tlull> 10 Tie rliginr-Aosl>cs in the city /"
hasten to the assistance Of tie ircmcn. just
now il i more important 10 br prompt Ill
reaching tire than before the horses "i The
-Dcpaltmcnt were taken sick.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALI rIMORE. November lJ.-Flous quiet and
unchanged. WheGt quiet and unchanged. Corn
steady. Mess Pork scarce at $ls.5cGs5I7 shoulders,
&c. Lard firm at stc. Wh.skey higher 1t 8sc.i
Virginia e's-Coipons, Old. 81 conspls 5ii; regis.
tered, Is new, I5!. ". Vas, lss. Bids. +
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CcsvIcT HiRE.-Mr. G. F. strcther, super,
tntendent Of the Penitenttary, paid SS,o5i .Vo
into the State Treasury yesterday on account
of convict bire upon the public works.
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ueurv Raak Robbery

AruAsY. November 13.-The Waterford
poni- hos been robbed of 100000. There
is no trace OF the robbers.
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Ma'"ies clocks. succtaclcs, and icwelr'y well md
carefully repaired h. CHARLES i.rMsDE,;. sl0 Main
street.
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sr. LOUIS, November l3.-Coiohei u5os.
yenor has assumed the editorship OF t'ie eee-
,,inq Dispatch.
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One thousand dollars reward is offered Dy tho pro-
prletor OF DIR. pIEICE' Golden Medical Discovery
for medicine that VIII equal II in TIC c;lre Ct al!
severe cases Of .'liyer complaint" and ali-diseaSca
arising from impgrlty OF the blood, as cruptions,
plmples, b!otcles, boi!s, etc.
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Alleged Conspiracy. Deception ana
Er;ts.l.

New OrLEASs, November 13.-R. IL. bcr-
mcrs was arrested to-day by the deputy mar
shal and taken before Commissioner Shan-
non upon the affidavit Of }. II. lngsThaln,
charging him with conspiracy, deception
and fraud in printing counterfeit election
tickets similar to the Republican ticket PRINT
ed and voted by the Republicans OF lie state
Bcrlners gave bail in $4,000.
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FIRES YESTERDAY MoR%iNG.-Ahoiit $50
O'Clock yo.tcr,ia. morning Tie sized At tn
nlltr,' oi tic Ia;no, River .ind hHnaWHA Ga
mai Compan> tooh Ire tiain sparks, fuf iii,
flames were soon cNtin2nislcd by burkct- oi
water. and the iircincn were not called out:
At $50 o'clorl. the iircmcn were called
out in rc>pons" to ali alarm from Fox No.2
Flr>t poIirc->!lti0n, caused Iy the pAt!'i
burning of stable in Ic;,r OF ". +. Gran
gcr'-. on Seventeenth between Grace ana
Franklin streets. Damage trilling.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHASGE,}
RICHMOND. VA. November -, tsf2. s.

- n = OFFERINGS. Er-FfE fEffsrf 80 3e
WHEAT.-Wh a,lA bushels. Bed 3.eal tsisheie.
Corn y.-Wbitc. 30 bushels.
OATS.-GeO bushels. tx g#s; 81
i;IE.-3o bnshels.
tis SAFES. H ~ 5t59
WIIGAT.-Wliite. lla bushels prime at Sses $50
bushels prime on private terms ggs bushels prime
at 81 % bushels very good at sis5: % bushels eood
at s:.sS G5 bnshels fair at SL7g % bushels CON-
mon IT Sl.5o-fofa. 1882 bushels.
WuEAT.-Red, ss2 bushels prime ON private terms
50 bushels good at Sl.s5-total. 6e2 bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings of wheat Large t7,lOc bashe!st The isar-
ket continues firm. The sales are small owing TO
the difficulty of hauling il from the depots. 49,
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TWENTY STKIrEs ToE CORH-STEALISG.-ln
the lieurico County Court yesterday, Judge
+. G.. Minor presiding, The ease Of John Berry,
Tor stealing sack o. corn from Mr. Mitchell,
nj Malvern I!ill W@S called. The prisoner
plead guilty. and w's ordered to have twenty
>i;ipcs inflicted o. Ii, hIr@ lack. which were
administered. and tie prisoner discharged.
After the stripes had been well admins
tered Judge Minor, in walking across the
coult--rccn. met the subject of his justice.
who in the politcSt manner thanked him for
being Let OF so easily, and said t" f>o hecn
told that y0n arc very nice man, and VIII
help Il man 10 get his dues. About niue
months ago was in dis hrGc jail. and the
STATE owes me Il par OF pantaIoonS, and |
want YOU to help ne GET 'cHl." The humane
,i,drc told him the process, and ihe nlnn
walked oil apparcmly Well satisfied.
Tic case "i Lowman -. Rril was called
and passed by uatil Tuesday.
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EDizoofy--sccOEl Phase 0ftllc Naiady
Appearing.

NV York, November ia second
phase Of the malady has appeared in the
large stahles-a relapse tending to dropsy,
with several fatal instances. The disease
seems TO affect horses that were compelled
to work during the first stages of the cpl
zootic maIady. The symptoms are dropsi-
c1l relapse, with swelling of the legs and
belly. The remedy used is rubbing the parts
with lniment composed of canphor, harts-
iiorn, and sweet oil.
BAlTJMoRF. November 13,--The dropsy
has appeared among lllc hor>cs here. and re-
-iil5 iAiIlly in many cases.
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NJ ELLrsoN & CO., Advertising gents, DIspsTt Il
building will receive advert. and havr them
inserted in any journal OF the country at rcsu!n
rntes.
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Decays cf.aclng finger viii E"ycr mar The teeth
tina, are brushed daily with CioriIcrc"s SoEoDoNT.
II lends floral fragrance 10 The breath o. well as
protects the teeth from cUrroSion an 'iccUinposl-
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Spcciag Sesston Of tie Indiana Legs
iaEurs.
iynnyApnrIa. November i3.--Thc special
session OF the Indiana Legislature eonf2he7
in.,ilN.
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FASHIONABLE HAT2.-on' Of thc !ar2ast &ssnE!-
nenis OF hat, to hc found south al l.. y E!>ISER
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30 REWARD. AND NO CUES

,DIUO TIUNS ASKED. will hc given for The re-
furu Of q COLD WATCH and CHAIN taken IRON
Room 7s Ballard Io,I4.. October 10Th. Cold ch1la !;
hart roId: white face: gold hands and steel Sc
ronI-hand THIS reward will he paid by Colonel
Darlington on return Of watch aud chain to him al
the Exchange Hotel and 10 questions VII Ce ishcu' M
Watch made by LcathcrInd, Davis x Co. Liver
',ai W al n.n - ca5 no 5-i0tt
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RUSSIAN SABLE FCrs.-~one e'@ All sc's iol
sale at T.. WEiSlGEH & co.'s.
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LADIES FIEs.-.t magnificent ~ o:'nc'i 'f
every kind; Ill ilc:i., ANA N.i.arc6 Tor s;e ." T.
WElsIGEH /: cos.
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l.. Il. S,rr,;Ii: 4 SoS are havin" = """a. rnN on
their celebrates; unc-ioi!;r heavy u..t.Nr.S. :3,"
Main street is the place 10 be shir;ch %tori. large
and varied.
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HORSE pl>EAsE.--''nv wa% H. iTavrl, ;Ic Lo.s"
disease is to wear WARM uu':"'.'Eias "ai :. ;"E-
ror,%GI" ovcrcoal. +. =. >t:.EC" 4 NuN have =
fine 10: OF those. with many other I!u@ for 2rutig-
mems wear, w'irh they are .r!lt'~ II !o" H.cc5.
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Boys caps al Soc, worth moro. =. y -i'iH@:: :
Co. are selling g.oat '@l.'. IL c"i' Al 5'c--lEv
very thing fog sclro!-A.yt.
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E.eST, S'TRAyED. &c.

StTRAYED from the Richmond and FESss
> Danviilc Railroad depot. on the llth iu-a-AI4.
stant. one MEDICM-SlZGD RED COW, not slslhe
miiE hilr rubbed off right oiic Of rnnp about
threr wears old. f. liberal reward will he paid ihi
mnv information leading her recovery, Report al
the - tec,iy. ulcc corner OF seventeenth anu i!'i
str
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ell: hAt> &! All lfic,s. .'"i,sicEn & Co.
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WANTED, to SELL ONE HUNDRED
w AND FIFTY CORDS of seasoned OAK and
PINE WOOD at $3.50 per cord, at the Petersburg
depot
Onc-fourth Cord of Oak Wood. ........:l.25
Une-iourth Cord Pine Wood. d............. Leo
No H-lw LORENZO DOW.
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WAYTE.

w ANTED, 4 COLORED WOMAN with
w ont incumbrancc to Cook, Wash, and Iron.
None need apply without best recommendations ~
TO character aud qualifications.
Mrs. II. A. WISE. JR.,
li-3i- 200 Grace
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Fur trimmings. 7. WEIsiGLE = O..
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eS,S,SEsS CHANCES.

OK OOO OR MORE TO LOAN fora term
GOsOUO If years npon satisfactory city real
n" AL GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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WANTED. SEVERAL FOREMEN, with
W force OF fifteen or twenty C0LORED MEN
tn work FOR Mr.. Robert Harvey in Tennessee
Wages 70 f0rcmeu. s.. 50 per day: hands, S.50 per
lay. Apply 10 j. j. JUSTlS. Labor Agent,
no ii No. 9 Fifteenth street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-26

In a work just written by Mr.. Robert
Hewett, jr., giving the history of this
toothsome berry and valued friend, he
tells us that coffee was first proved to be
nutritious by 8 certain Deryish named
Hadji 0mer, who, exiled from Mocha,
was driven by hunger to eat the berries,
and subsequently sleeping them in wa
ter to quench his thirst, he discovered
the beverage which now graces the break
fast tables Of the world Atable giving
the consumption of various kinds of cof-
fee in the United States for the year 1871
shows that we eOntrive to absorb 3l6,-
COS, 7e5 pounds 244,SO9, 600 Of which
come from Brazil, while the Central
American, Mexican, and other foreign
ports send Us but 6,028,l65. iiAl ~ ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-12-26

General Won Moltke is thus sketehed
BY a correspondent Of q London paper.
while going to church noticed near
me the new uniform Of general Off
Ger, some one who impressed me at frst
as the youngest, blondest and slenderest
general officer ever saw, and | tried to
divine how promotion could have been
so rapid in an army where everything is
regular. ] looked again, and the quick,
elastic step, the slender almost womanly
waist, contrasted strangely with his
rank, which I noticed to be that Of full
General. On looking into his face | was
still more surprised TO recognize Gen
eral YonMoltke. We continued on TO
the chapel door together He isa man
Of few words, Of singularly youthful
expression Of countenance and eye; and
although one knows that be is seventy
years Of age and heavy time-lines mark
his face, il is hard 10 shake of the idea
that be is boy. he has light and
nearly transparent complexion, 4 clear
blue eye, haxen hair, white eyebrows
and no beard. ..t-f tarf