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Richland beacon., 1873-10-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
for Letters Of Adj.
lninistratiOn.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Richland
PARISH Court.

PARISH COURT.
Succession Of Jesse H. Richmond,
Deceased.
Whereas r Il. Justice has filed in the
office of the Clerk of the lith District Court.
in and for the Parish of Richand, his appl;-
cation for the administration of the Estate OF
OF jesse NJ. Richmond, deceased.
Now, therefore, unless opposition be made
thereto within Ten days from the date hereof
the said r. r. Justice will be appointed
administrator of the of said estate. upon COM
plying with the law.
J. NEWT PITTS,
Clerk 18th Dist Court.
ATTEST:
A true copy.
J. NEWT. PIrTs, Clerk 18th Dist, Court.
Rayville, La. Oct 10Th, 1873. ls2tSS
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citizens win doubtless extend their hospi-
tallty to the strangers, and render their stay

citizens win doubtless extend their hospi
tallty to the strangers, and render their stay
an agreeable one.
PERsoNAL MArrERs.-Dr. John W. Wake,
candidate FOR the Legislature, and Colonel
in town Saturday. !,
Rev. D. B. Winfree, Of the Baptist church.
and Colonel William Ambers, Common.
wealth's attorney, are confined at home by
sickness. .z, @ 4#F
The condition Of N. Fl. Cogbir, ESQ.,,
county clerk, is precarious in the extreme. {
SALE OF Town PRoPERTY.-Messrs. Moody
& Royal report the sale of the residence OF
the late a. 3. Lithgow, Decatur street near
Twelfth avenue, to s. Carter Wcisiger, Esq,
for 81, ,735. Also, the goodwill and fixtures
of the saloon kept by the late W. B. West,
and other personal property, to Benjamin
Watkins, at good prices.
A VALUABLE DEED.-A deed of mortgage
to secure the payment Of bonds to the
amount Of 81 1000, 900 was admitted to re-
cord yesterday at the Office of the county
clerk.
TAx-CoLLECTING. - Colonel Woodbridge,
county treasurer, commenced collecting
tuhSs 1T lItiiSNS, III olatolCa tON HSHlp, ytS~
terday, and will remain five days. He has q
list of SIS white men assessed. and the regis
tration committee should see that they are
all registered.
INFORMATION FOR THE PEoPLE.-There are
eleven post-otfices in Chesterfield, and there
are etwenty-four other Manchester post offices
in the United States.
ALONG THE LISEs.-The usual activity pre-
walls along the water.Iine, except at the
Manchester cotton-miIls. Full hours of
work at regular wages and prompt payments
continue.
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Trinity was we'll attended, though the rain
was falling quite heavily. The galleries
were filled and q considerable number were
in the body Of the church. The meeting
was opened by calling Mr. Lewis H. Frayscr,
superintendent of Venable-Strect Baptist
mission. to preside; c. 2. Rady, secretary.
The exercises commenced with singing by
the children and choir Of Trinity, aided by
members of Union Station and others, and
prayer by Rev. d. b. Corey.
After preliminary remarks, setting for,h
the object Of the mass.mcetinS, by Mr.. Il.
w. Pcmbcrton, superintendent of Trinity
school. and MIR. Frayscr, the president, the
congregation united in prayer for the sue
cess OF the cause.
The meeting was then addressed by Rev.
A. c. Blcdsoe, r. w. Pembcrton, l.. Fl.
FrayScr, f. Gathrght, 6. l.. Bidgood, and
others. The speakers all evinced lively
interest in the cause, and expressed renewed
determination to use all their abilities i'll
pushing forward the good work.
The members Of the various schools pre-
sent were so much pleased with the free in
terchange Of thought and experience with
regard to Sunday-School work that the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously adopted ::
"ReSoiocd, That the secretary be i'll
structcd to request the appointment Of two
delegates from each school of each denomi-
nation east Of Seventeenth street to arrange
for II union mass-meeting Of Sunday schools
at an early period.
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PERsoNAL.-EX-Goyern Samuel Bard, o.
the Atlanta NeU Era, was in the city day
, or two ago.
| Hon. Horace Maynard D to address tht
Republicans of Richmond this week.
Governor Walker and Colonel w. +. Cam
; cron have accepted special invitations to ad.
, dress the Conservatives Of Norfolk ut a mass
meeting to be held tonight.
"a Mayor Kelley has returned to the city
! from his visit to st. Louis, where he has
been in attendance upon the sessions of the
Irish Catholic Benevolent Union.
The following il Il list of arrivals at the
| city hotels yesterday:
Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.-T
r. Goulding, Roswell, Ga; Ii. Etterbrook
Baltimore, Nd; Captain Bep. Rucker
| Brown, Rockbridge Baths j. G. K9rcheyal
Covington. KY; Captain b. II. True, New
York; j. t. Clark, Patrick county, Va; j.
Dull, city; J. ii. Cutchin, city; Captain C.
Il. Perry, Richmond, Va; L. A. Yates, Dan
| vile; John r. Macmurdo, Richmond; J. r.
Popham, city; Il. j. Barker and lady, Massa'
chusetts; Leopold Davis, New York; James
E. Webb, Bath; Captain Joseph Selden, Ala.
| bama; +. J. Boesser and lady, New York
B. T. Neninga, Virginia; w. G. Thomson
New York; William Murray, New York
a. X. Caron, North Carolina General w
II. F. Lee, New Kent county, Va; Captain
r. i. Lee, King William John Stalcup,
Uniontown, d. c.; Frank Hereford, West
Virginia; Charles p. Latham, Danville
Miss Minnie Holmes and Miss Helen Holmes
Philadelphia.
american Hotel.-G. Greene, England
A. E. Carr, w. l.. Hoyt, Darian, Ca; j. Il
Angel, Southern Express Company; w. j
Deadly, Jr., Virginia P.J. Moorall, Pulaski
Va; j. Z. Caldwell, Craig county, Va; w
D. Kyle, J. l.. Kyle, Georgia; a. &. Mclean
Virginia ; J. II. Mitchell, Baltimore; j. NJ
Harris, Bedford county; j. II. Range'cE
wife, and child, Patrick county +. "
Tucker, Virginia; w. Stratton, Ohio; VI. j
johnson, city; w. S. QuiSenberry, Louisa
county; z. W. Franklin, city; S. Kanard
p. Kanard, Cleveland, Ohio; 5. Bachelor
Baltimore, Md.
Ford's Hotel.-E. B. Dana, W. Crawley,
Lewis Heyman, New York; V. Mahony, E.
A. Mansfield, England; H. Kahn, city; l.
r. Trueheart, Old Point; }. Ii. Platt, wife
and child, Staunton, Va; Isaac Smith and
lady, Albany. N. Y; Frank V. Winston
Louisa county, Va; J. II. Sims, Vermont
s. II. Mallory, Virginia; William Rock, Cor
donsyillc, Va; Paul StrattOn, Nelson county
Va: r. G. Greene, Miss W. e. Greene, Pc.
tersburg, Va; j. C. Bright, Caldwell, Va.
L. w. Newcomb, G. w. Powell, Alton, Va.
f. 6. Harvie, Va; George Z. Sampson.
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad; George
Turner, Louisa county, Va.
ST. Charles Hotel--J. Green, England; B
S. Pace, FIuvanna county; S. Brooks, Ches'
terfeld: j. NJ. Jones, North Carolina Cap
Johnson, w. d. Sheffield, Virginia; A
j. Wedderburn, Richmond; John f. Mayor
Nottoway; James II. Jennings, city; Samue
Tyree, Lynchburg; j. w. King, Charlottes
vile.
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MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting OF
the new Board of Directors of the Chamber
of Commerce was held yesterday afternoon
over the First National Bank, President
! Thomas W. McCance in the chair.
The Chair announced the following COM
mittccS:
/ Ar!ftration. Moses MillhiScr, John Is.
J Ch,ldrev. 4. l.. Elicit, William H. Tyler, and
| George w. Randolph.
| Nanufactures.- .--R Z. Blankinshp. Garret
+. Watson. !. $. Tower, Lewis d. Cren-
/ shaw. and J. b. Pace.
Outrayd Irade-E. o. Noting, james
| Fl. Blair. John \. Curtis, George a. Barks-
| dale, and John Purcell.
Commerce. Joseph K. Anderson, Ihomas
Potts, a. S. Lee, q. b. Davenport, ana N
NJ. Wilson.
Mines.-Albert Ordway, Franklin otearnS,
William E. Tanner, Asa Snyder, and 1. Nj.
, Logan.
Inland Trade.-Z. w. Pickrcll, 5. Ii:
Hawcs, Il. r. Williams, j. Z. Rogers, aud
George 5. Palmer.
F1ndncc.-W. B. ISaacs, Isaac Davenport.
John &. Spots. Lewis Blair, and John h.
Montague.
.Accounis.-T. W. Pcmbcrton, Claiborne
Watkins. J'mcS Gibson, i. W. GrubbS: ana
II. Wallerst in.
4 series {, resolutions adopted by the
| Board of Tr.;r Of Columbia, Penn, setting
forth the actiD If that body in reference to
, the late financial disturbance, were received
and read, and the secretary directed to for
ward to the Board Of Trade Of Col lumbia
the similar action taken in this city by the
Corn and Flour Exchange, Tobacco EN-
change. and Chamber Of Commerce.
Mcs>rs. ). Blsset French and Heury T..
Peyton were appointed to represent the
! Chamber of Commerce of Richmond ut the
annual meeting Of the National Board OF
Trade which meets at Chicago to-day.
On motion of Mr.. Thomas Potts, it was
resolved that the resolution asking the seve
raj railroads leading into the city and the
..,Iames River and kanawha Canal Company
to furnish the secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce with compilation OF the receipts
OF produce at Richmond up to the oOth OF
September. 1873, be amended SO As To lncluue
the several lines of steamboats, doing DllSl-
ness at the poIt of Richmond.
On motion of Mr.. +. StearnS, 1t was re-
solved that the president Of the Chamber OF
Commerce be requested to unite With the
presidents of the Corn and Flour and 10.
bacco Exchanges in calling upon the United
States Senate Committee on Inland Water
TRANSFORMATION, which will be in the city to-
| morrow.
| The following gentlemen constitute the
committee: Senators Window. Minneso
| Conkling, New York Davis, West Virginia
Sherman, Ohio; Norwood, Georgia; Ames,
Mississippi.
Adjourned,
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AsSIvERsARY OF THE FIRST VIRGINIA REG

| AsHIvERsARY OF THE FIRST VIRGINIA REG
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE NEW ARMoEY.-
The First Regiment Virginia Volunteers
| celebrated its second anniversary last night
| by regimental inspection and dress parade
! at the new armory, corner Eleventh and
| Cary streets. A large number of persons
| were in attendance to witness the display,
| which was very striking, although the turn
| out was not rs large as was anticipated, one
company being absent, and another not
taking part in the inspection and parade.
| Besides this fact, the ranks of those present
| were by no means full, but their handsome
appearance and excellence in drill made up
| for other deficiencies. ....
Perhaps the most striking feature of the
display was the splendid appearance Of
McCann's Regimental Band, which paraded
:or the first time in their handsome and
costly new uniforms, which cannot be en-
celIed anywhere. The music, too, was very
fine, some beautiful selections from the popu-
lar operas being played while the several
companies were being inspected. Captain
McCann, the leader of the First Regiment
Band, deserves the greatest credit for the
proficiency his men have acquired and their
| remarkable Improvement in so short time.
1t cannot be long before this band will be
equal, if not superior, to any in the South.
When the inspection was over, Colonel
Sloan delivered brief address to the regi-
ment, in which be took occasion to compli-
ment them on their appearance and the pro-
gress they had made since the last anniyer-
sary. He also said that the officers had in
tended to banquet the men on this occasion,
but the cry from Memphis had changed their
plans and altered their determination. He
horcd that the officers would take more in
terest in the regiment, and that would insure
its success.
at the conclusion of the inspection there
was meeting of the executive board Of
officers and good deal of private business
transacted.
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FA1R.WEEK AT ASSEMBLY HALL-RIcH.
MosD PHILHARMONIC AssoClATIoS.-The une-
ullaIled concerts to be given by the Philhar-
monic Association during the Fair-week are
already the topic of conversation amongst
our musical public. 1t is to be hoped that
visitors from the country who attend the
Fair next week will encourage these splen-
did entertainments. In addition to the con-
certs, Mrs. Jarley's worId.renowned wax
figures are to be exhibited for the benefit OF
the Association, and will doubtless draw
crowded houses.
Tonight the special rehearsal of the As
sociation for the concerts takes place; after
which the annual meeting for election of Of
feers will be held.
The sale and distribution Of tickets for
active and contributing members will take
place this morning at Ambold's music store.
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CHURCH NOTES.

The services on Sunday in the Methodist
tlugcn were finely attended at all the
,.4rghe> in Richmond aud Manchester. Re
,.y3lsArc progressing in several Of the con-
legations.
N Trinity chsrch the protractcd services
,,.i. continue. During the past week Rev
NJ. Hlrc>oc reported nine conversions. The
congregation on Sunday morning was very
4--a. The meetings continue this week.
ug. Grinh"ry preached Il missionary SER
,.l.l qi BROAD Street church on sunday
,,,.~uiu-t 10 u large and deeply-intcrcSted con-
....,,iou. wEjch had the effect 10 stimulate
-i,.. ,,,;ri, q. Earr.li.y. and 4 large collection
u-,> i-,i,,.l ,,r home and foreign missions.
.,,,,,,,.l.jn., t. about $50. The rain on sun
49,. r.rl. broke up the congregation. as it
,i:,:y, mos: oi The other churches III the ci;y.
r.,. prp:racted meetings at Cay->trcct
..,~.h were. wei. attended last week. ana
49,. ar continued from night TO night during
80. present week. Rev. Mr.. Woodw3rd re-
,...tcd several conversions during last week.
\uthn. specially noteworthy occurred III
IT,. suburban churches, sidney, Oregon. ana
.yplSun->tfrct. Rev. e.. I. \ander>iicc Is
-. a.itatinv the question OF building ne"
n4r,,t' OF worship at sidney. Inc growth OF
-. sunday school. congregation. ana church
membership requires larger and more COM
,..dlull> iInaSe Of worship.
l''' -, ,,,nr,;nrr ~ I.nion station.
'" "',,;'D W. sn"' ,;,. r,isrI for missionary and
- w.. ,,.' ,.',rrn,,', ,nountiu~ in all TO some.
iMtn- more Ihan 800.
r,v. William G.. Lumpkin continues his
,,'',..,,,l ,nn.,;n,rs in Manchester. During
G,,, y,,,E h., rrpor,> several conversions,
..,,,.,.,,;,n. ,.,.ry I,rrp and serious. with
.'- ,,,c.,,Er, of increase in the
"' '.7 l,li,r;ous ,,r, ;..> ,vilI hc
''..-',"> ,,i,,h, L,'r;nr ,ha present
'".'"''" ''''; "'7'''
VICE. ,..:.,,. s,r,.ioo,o. (,.,,.rorv church
,ondrrt.I -no,.;,ily IN The
% ."u"' ~ S,Ti,a,t-s'J,dnI r,,;,,n 4
-,.,. hid IN rho morning in
..n<"i rnn,n A. II m',nr Dr
O., ,'''t''' ','', s,.r,ron or .,crj, ,,,e,v
i'"""5" ,hc ;',,.j,,IL, ,y,2s
I'' I'T2 's' '.,', ~, rjjn,1 founded
~; .Iha sHn6,r school
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MONROE WARD REGISTRATION NOTICE
The undersigned, registrars in and for
Monroe Ward, city of Richmond, in accord
ance with the provisions ofth seventh Sec
ton OF the amended registration law of Vir-
ginia, hereby give notice that between the
hours of s and A. NJ, until the 25th in
slant, they will specially attend at their re-
spective places of business for the conve-
ters or to be registered
James K. Fisher, registrar of first pre-
cinct, No. 201 Canal street.
John II. Knowles, Jr., registrar Of second
precinct, No. 921 Main street.
D. b. Jones, registrar of third precinct,
No. 5 west Broad street.
AS. johnson, registrar of fourth precinct,
No. 204 cast Broad street.
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Police Court, MosDAY-Juslice Cre,r.--
Robert Johnson, negro known in Washing.
ton as "sporty Bob" guilty of stealing q
cloak belonging 10 Caroline Green (negro),
was sent to Jail for sixty days. ...
John Brazzaara, charged with being q
common thief and yagrant. Case continued
until Tuesday. .H2r@ e "~..s3&G
William Byrd (negro), guilty Of stealing
lumber belonging to the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, YVES sent to Jail for twenty
days.
Judah Brown and Eliza Robinson inc
groes), guilty Of abusing each other, were
'fued, $3.50 each, and Judah Brown was re-
quired to give security for good behavior.
John Sheercr, charged with assaultipg G.
Suitz with a brick, was required to give
surety to keep the peace.
Henry Roane (negro), guilty of using in
decent language to Kate Griffin, was fined s..
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Tar LECTURE To-NlGHr.-Mr. W. S. An
drews lectures in Assembly Hall tonight Oh
"Dialect Humor." In speaking Of this
well-known lecturer the New York tribune
"Mr. Andrews possesses admirable quail.
fcations for the select and difficult walk that
he has chosen. His appearance is lnteilec'
tual and picturesque. His voice Is clear,
flexible, and often sympathetic. His iacial
play and gesture are the spontaneous iesuiss ~
of q bright intelligence governing emotions
that are well understood. HIS sense of humor
Is uncommonly acute. He seems to have
observed much, and closely; he has his
thoughts and knowledge at command i, and nc
what he says and does is Informed with the
vital force of q strong individuality. WITH
these advantages he will maintain an honora'
bile position on the rostrum Of art which he
has mounted"
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A.. Y. STOKES & Co. EFT AIS vs.. WAGGoSER
& HAEvEY.-The following is the record in
the case of A. Y. Stokes Il Co. ct ais Us.
Wa~;c:,ef {; i,1.Tcy:
i. !. Stokes d Co. et ais Us. Wdggoner &
Harvey and Robert Harvey.
Upon the hearing Of the petition of 4. Y.
Stokes ct ais in tins case, on this day, and
the testimony in support thereof and in an
swer thereto, the court is of opinion and
doth decide that the said Robert Harvey
was not partner Of the concern of Wag-
goner & Harvey, as alleged in said petition,
but that said firm was composed of j. }.
Waggoner and William G. Harvey only, and
that the bankruptcy proceedings referred to
in said petition were properly had against
thcm-and doth order and decree that the
said petition be dismissed, and that the said
petitioners do pay the costs OF these pro-
ceeding>.
Il true copy-Test:
ED. j. UNDERWOOD,
District Clerk.
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PrBL1c-ScHooL EsRoLMENT.-The follow
ing is the total enrolment Of the public
schools for the past week, as reported to Su-
perintendeut Binford on Saturday:
White Standardization, 81; Brooke
avenue, 102 Leigh, $50 !; Central, 5ll High,
100 Bethel. 2e9 Bellevue, 5S6--total, 2,20l
Colored Schools-Baker. 502; Navy Hill,
49,; Valley, 527--total, 1,5l1.
Grand total--White, 2,30l colored, l,oll
-4,012.
This is an increase Of 14o over the enrol
ment last week, and considerable increase
over the enrolment of last year, notWlth'
standing the withdrawal OF nearly all OF the
children of Catholic parents in consequence
of the opening of the Parochlal schoo'.
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THE FIRE SUNDAY MoRSING.-About half
past > o'clock OH Sunday morning m alarm
of fire was turned in from Box No. ,. and
the brigade promptly responded. The fire
originated in Gilps bakery, on the north side
of Main near the corner of Seventeenth
street. The flames were confined to the
celar--the bakery proper-whch was con-
siderably damaged by the fire and water
There was no insurance on the property
and the loss is estimated at about $500 OF
81 900,
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COMMITTEE FOR THE JEFFERSON WARD RAJ
LY.-The followiug-named gentlemen com
pose the committee Of arrangements of the
Old Dominion Club for the grand mass
meeting to be held in front of the Old Mar
ket, Main street, on Tuesday evening the
2Sth instant: Sam. Maccubbin, James Nc
Cernand, Daniel Wren, Robert O. Waddili
Samuel NJ. Page, w. w. Wood, George
Guvernator. John A. Lacy, E. G. Cabell, and
George Ii. Matthews. They will meet this
evening ut i o'clock at the store of Samuel
Maccubbin, No. 1910 Franklin street.
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DEATH FROM 1NTEMPERANCE AND EXPOSURE.
Policeman Shields found colored man
named Thornton Taliaferro lying in All ap-
parently dying condition on the sidewalk
near the corner of Seventeenth and Cedar
streets late Sunday night. He was taken
up and removed to the First police-station,
and DR.. Riddell summoned, but he died be-
fore the doctor could reach him. Coroner
Taylor was notified, and held an inquest
over the deceased yesterday evening at the
First police-station. The jury brought III
verdict of death front intemperance and ex-
nosIlrp. #s... ..s..# -.f-
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THB GRAND RALLY AT PETERsBuRG.-A
meeting of the committees representing all
the Conservative clubs and nationalites OF
this CITY and Manchester was held last night
at the kcmper Kampuign Kiub rooms, Gen
eral Peyton Wise presiding. The Chairman
briefly stated that The object Of the meeting
| was to make arrangements for the excursion
to Petersburg on Thursday night to hear
General kemper speak. The various COM
mittees and marshals having reported, the
presence of Mayor Kelley was observed, and
in response to calls he made a brief address,
in which he applauded the object Of the
visit to Petersburg and hoped that it would
succeed. @."
On motion of Captain Louis F. Bossieux.
the Mayor was invited to accompany the eX-
cursion.
Captain Samuel Maccubbin suggested that
it would be well for the employers of the
city to allow the employees to suspend busi-
| ness at o 7. NJ. in order that many might at
tend the Petersburg nass-meeting.
General Wise announced that this would
be attended to.
After some discussion, p. NJ. Thursday
was decided as the time for the train to leave
this city for Petersburg.
The Chairman requested all the commit
tees and marshals 10 report at the club.
rooms on Wednesday evening at o'clock
the number they propose to take, so that the
proper accommodations may be made.
Those who fail to report on Wednesday
may report on Thurs day at 10 A. NJ. at che
latest
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF MONROE
WARD CONSERVATIVE CLUB will hold meet
ing tonight at their headquarters, under st.
Adams Hall, corner of Third and Main
streets, for the transaction Of important busi-
ness. Members and others intending to ac-
company the Club to Petersburg will report
their names. The Committee on Finance
will also rpDOrt
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RoBBERY.-On Saturday night the resi-
dence of Mr.. L. M. Hawkins, agent OF the
baltimore and Ohio road, who resides at the
corner of Twenty-tfth and Venable streets,
was entered by thief, by means OF the kltch-
en- window, and 800 in money taken from
bis pants'-pocket, besides silver watch
valued at $40, and S5 from fhe pocket OF Ills
xpffe,s dress. !. ----------l
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A GRAND BARBECUE IN THE CoUSTY.-The
butchers OF the First Market are TO give il
grand Conservative barbecue at Kau(man's,
on the Mechanicsville road about mile from
Richmond, to-day week, the 2Sth. Colonel
John II. Guy, Major Baker 2. Lee, Hon.
John A. Meredith, Captain .Stringtelow OF
Petersburg, and Colonel r. B. Berkeley have
been invited to speak.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS IN TIE COUNTY
The Conservatives OF Henrico county are tC
have meetings and barbecues in the county
as follows: Harvey's, October 23d; Short
Pump, oath Whitlock's Store, 25th Seven
Pines, 9th; Westham Furnace, Saturday
November 1st. The butchers of the Second
Market have also in contemplation grand
barbecue at Ycung's Pond on the Sd of No.
vamber, the day before the election. Every
Conservative in the county should, if posi-.
BILE. attend these meetings.
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THE MEMPHIS RELIEF FUSD.-At IA regular
meeting of Virginia Lodge, No. 3, knights
Of Pythias, committee was appointed to
solicit contributions from the members OF
the LoGge in behalf of their suffering
brethyen in Memphis. Committee: G. G.
Fox, Jr., w. V. Glazebrook, B. +. Howard,
II. A. Lacy, A. McWilliams, and l.. j.