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r.. Il UFF',
A Attorney at Law,
AND

Attorney al Law,
AND
Commissioner in ChaRcery,
val give special qttcgdon the to
examination and Investigation OF
titles and to estates of deceased
persons, aud furnishing abstracts
thereof; and drawing Wits lrut 4,
Deeds, Mortgages, Land Deed,
Title Bonds, Articles Of agreement.
Assignments, and advertisements
in writing necessary Or required IN
business transactions bCtween pat.
ties thereto.
RsB~ OmIcr directly over the Post
Office, in bricE building, cast siag
Of jefferson Syreet.
Macon, Miss, Jan. II, 1873.
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TuF STATE Of Mississippi,
h NeAubee County.
Chanrcry Court, Thursday, Dccom
Ter 18th, 1872.

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to nv, MAKE Ia, s'r, o1.. a. o. nnT S" ;t h n," II
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OF inns coIF' t".''o' 70
upon nun. y y 'II-''oIG
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Maternal Life IaSuraace Com2aay

. a. o.
koco,,od Of Charles BattcIy,il Genera
Ae.ut Of the National Lie ms. Co., L. 5
Of America, the sum Of FIVE TuousANI
DorI&gs for lusura1cn upon the life Of my
fat ar A, Q. Ellis, dccoas9d.
b., one annual payWcnt on.thjs po'i''
Amounting to :lJi7 had been paid. inc
Iuost hS1rrlliy and cordially rccommc {
this Con yaly " any paroles who wish &c
Irs~rc. - W. \. ELLIS, g.
i Beneficiary Of Policy
BY Uolbcrg u Co., Power Atty
Macon, Miss, Jm.y 10Th, 1913.
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.ONB $50 NES.

TONB STONES.
To those who wish to pe-petuato, in "nn-
during msrble, the memory CrioYed one.
the UNDERSIGNED viii SLY. TIA. be Is still in
the marble bu. mess and prrragcd'to I'm or
drrs for American or Foreign marble on
short NOTICE H. is the zig N of Mt. f. Q
Quigly. the uccessor Of Grizzly Il Moran,
Memphis. Tenn. All orJ-rs ta,,.n by him
or his agerI VIII be promptly filed, and
parties wiz oat in every Instance iu.t what
the, orjgt. a. NJ. G. CASTOR,
OGcc nj Joiner & Cogburn's,
.Mar3O72-iyr Macon, Miss.
The Stat 5r 5iissi,sirpi,l circuit Court
Noyubee Coaaty. No2a4.c Go.
James Lons'treet
y IS, A't>'hm'H' for $780,
Whurcasawri IF Attachment was issued
cut AZ the suit Of James ohg.trcet against
the said defendant j VI Quinn on the Eth
day Of December, a. u. IS-2, in the Cir
cult Court Of NoNubee county, returnabio
at the next tcrm If said ciyaljt court, ana
which is iow pending in ,iteourt, for the
sum of f'gAt Hundred lfS10i Dollars or
thercahouts; and the AFFIDAVIT having been
made thal the said y u Quinn is 4 non
resident Ct the State Of Mississippi 50 that
the orlinary process Of this court .canaol
be served Upon him, and his rcsIcence and
post office address being unknown.
1t is therefore ordered By TIE court that
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The State of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.

The State of Mississippi,
Noxubee County.
Chancery Court Thursday Dec, 18th, 1872.
. The Estate re
T4o31 ef"
jacob NJ Macon.
1t opuaariaF TO the satisfaction Of the
Court that tue citation Issued To the said
county of Nolubee to w K Strobe. ENeou-
TOR of the last will aud testament Of jacob
VI Macon. deceased, 10 app ear before said
court and make settlement Ct his account,
has been returned by the Sheriff of sai
county not found; 1t further appearing to
THE court that the said " K StrodE is not
an inhSbitant of this State, but resides be-
Tond TIE limits thereof So that the ordinary
process Of thts court,canuot be executed
upon him. 1t is therefore ordered TINT
publication be made IN the Macon Beacon,
u newspaper published in said county ct
NoXubee, for Enur consecutive weeks, ci-
/ ting the said w X Strobe, Administrator,
10 be and appear before this Hon. Court
at n term thereof to he held ut tho court
house in the iowa of Macon in said county
on the second Monday in March A. D.. 1873,
then and there 70 snake settlement Of MS
accounts as Executor of the last win and
testament of said deceased.
II is further ordered that the clerk oi
this court transmit by mail, postage paid,
II copviof this order addressed IL said w II
STROBE Ok Fort Claiborne, StatGtf AlShama.
AHtru0 copy from the minptos of sul6
court. y Az MCltENRY, y
December 2Sth 1872 5s Clerk,
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The State Of Mississippi,
NoXuhee
To all persons interested in tic Estate o.
Simeon orr, deceased:
Whereas lc.;eas Of Administrative with
the VIII snnn1et Oh thu E,snte Of Simeon
Orr, .etc ae1. #t.e grta:cl'to the uid,r-
signed on The ilthlat # December 1872
by th5 Hon Chanoorg Cou,,of .aieveunty.
Now .her.tIrc vi. person, ha ing .i-llns
against said estate u sail dceeNstd arc
erety Notified am required to exhibit and
haycthe N duly probatrd and registered
within the time prescribed by law, or SAID
claim. viii be forcYa. barred.
rJ4NE orr, Administrative
A. NJ. WILLIAMS, Admiuist'r
with the viii annexed o. said deceased
December 9S n 1ts n.
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MS ; 0 L N.

The firm Of Jones & French is this day
dl4sylbcd by mutual consent,
J.F, JONES.
", FRENCH.
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,.Ol2oES & P,,INER is,
WIN H. tlis day dissolved,
o,s oe glad to receipt the nc
.0gS indebted to the late Rrm.
y" Will continue the business
i" = where he hopes, by
,st " business and fair dealing
,ienJ JVoItlnuance of the patron-
"'' and the public generally,
=, o, BROOKS.
\ W. B. BARKER.
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EzJ- Aamcn.Jcr klauS Il Bro. are
selling thcir entire St0cA of WoO!CE
Goods at cost! They peau What
they say!
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mn No. g. to amend
Etb, town of Macon
Ii and passed il" the
/ slA. The amended
.be authorities powor
nn Of $500 i.om each
I,tor. liquors, for til"
the streets
II, arising from this
before applied t" the
Qlher4hond-
"a yill note AS soon
,,5e full charter from
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THE GREAT CAUSE
OF
II y IN A N RAISE e Y.

Just Published in a Seated En- eloPc
Price STA Cents.
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Death,

son Of ". f.,
|, town, died Of Meuiu-
Nd last, after
d few hours. 80 tar
loeUse seems to select
apparently healthy
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1873-02-08

a, and Pncumoh !"
- , considerable eN'
NV SO much so, AS
alarm among our
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,trb H"SfF9d's place, two miles
aSna', , oxubee coltatS, one
y, IN, ,Seus log hands high about
ns.l IN forehead, lump on
'iDfo, and mane lays On left
\ ib NATION will be Thankfully
''''aliy rewarded.
4 HENRY Common.
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'tp OR 5 y.
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NEWS:
az ,rJay FeDruar! 8
i. n crop Lisns:
~ u. ale at the B'aco"
On ,4 per do1.'' 20 sts'
ed gN7'u " ..., 30 cts
le II .... 30 cts
Comply filled for the
4, and Pneumonia
70 considerable eA-
rr .apty SO much "o' as
w. y, alarm among our
Cd 1+~i to the late firm of
nr aH viii please come 'r,
y. nMc od b4aHs.s moSF
il agt delay
Mi No. Ct, to amend
"a Lbs town of Macon,
!. and passed in the
SD. The amended
J. A, authorities powor
# $500 hom each
.,ors liquors, for tn"
,,,,ring the streets,
Hl I, arising from this
before applied to the
rqcarc Qlher 4niend-
>" "a will note AS soon
le full charter from
N ,~,,,uiatc the travel
de op9,qg of the
!, mdcr tho manage
Howell, assisted by
We assisted at the
ronies with a number
ras There was no
guagt at display in
dinner served up by
m every one arose
,nnb the comfortable
.e had iioed, for
rncc bcrwccn dining
ur u dinuer.
lMuhES, Jr son OF
Rsl, Of this town,
attacked viL1 thai
ap, Meningitis, and
81 hours. s. rapid is
Of this disease, that
len hive n time to
sa3oUr Young friend
bin god health in the
next morning he WIS
dhd bCath.
uNo, sou Of w.. F.
town, died Of Menin-
ne4ay night last, after
few hours, 50 tor
disease seems to select
nd apparently healthy
Of our tow snan, j..
n, had the misfortune
Nk his leg the other
doing well, aud will
at again we hope.
D~I Of Supervisors
LICENSE tyr retailing
M. This will put 4
~roaI i" Saloons. Il.
4y to Incorporated
essIale LICENSES them
er respective %jurisdjc.
'st glowing Tobacco 1T
V. +. FERRIs's.
Day is Set
pie the Boe Hive, lot,
Stuck. Remember the
February, and attonl
The closing up OF busl-
VeI,knowu stand will
agSe the attention Of
public, and he OCCASION
Unusually lively one. In
o1 call at the Hive and
guns al very low prices.
-'%s-
0NE, NOME ALE.
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jar. s. 1873
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08
Raleigh II. Daniel.

Rawlcigh fold style) Trayers Danlel, the
nominee of the Virginia State Convention
for the position of Attorney-GeneraI, was
born October Is, 1895, ut Falmouth, Va,
and was the son of John Moncure Daniel.
His great grandfather, Peter Daniel, came
from Yorkshire, England, and settled IN
Orange county ut very early date, ana
married Sarah TruvcrS, of Travers Ncck
afterwards Stafford county, who came to
this country from England in 1854. HIS
| grandmother, Sarah Trayers, was the
daughter OF Rawleigh Travers and Hannah
Ball, haf-sister of Mary Ball, the mother OF
| George Washington. The mother of the
present nominee was Margaret Stone,
| daughter of Thomas Stone, of Habudeven-
ture, Charles county, Md, signer of the
Declaration of American Independence,
July 4, 1776.
Mir. Daniel lost both of his parents in
| early youth, and soon after removed to Rich
mond, where, under the guardianship Of the
late Judge Peter V. Daniel, his uncle, he re-
sided, and was reared in his family. After
being educated, he studied law with the
Judge, and went to the bar when very
young man. he rose rapidly in his profess
sion, aud was chosen attorney for Henrico
county under the old county-court system,
and continued in the ofnce until the court
| was abolished.
He was Clay elecTor in 1914, and was
elected member of the House OF Delegates
frcm the city of Richmond in 1S41.'42, when
| it only had one representative in the Low Ell
House of the General Assembly.
For some time before and after this pc.
riod Mr.. Daniel had taken an active part in
| poltics as Whig, and stood amongst the
4 ,,,1 nh. Y1p
times. There were, indeed, great orators
then: and then it was that the chaste and
| finished language and animated style OF
.s Travis Daniel" as the people called him
enchained the attention Of crowded au
diences. Politics ran high, and people were
all politicians. Few equalled Dir. Daniel 10
his power of rhetoric. He was rdent, Id
dustrous, and efficient.
Mr. Daniel held place in the Legisiatu urs
fill '44-'45, when he was chosen member
of the Executive Council to succeed the lat
John Rutherford. He was subsequently
elected City Attorney of this city to succeed
the late Joseph Mayo, who was chosel
IMavor of the city. Mr. Daniel held this OF
i flee till removed by the military authority.
4 He continued all the while an efhcien
! Whig. and did important service as mem
Der of the Whig Executive CommitIee. ~
was an elector on the Bell and Everett ticker
i Was elected chairman of the Conservative
State Executive Committee upon it's. organi
| cation, and has held the po ition until now
He was elected delegate TO the Lestslatur
from this city in 1S7l.
I. Mr. Daniel continued to devote himsel
successfully to his profession although Civ
1 ing so much time to public affairs. Sine
4 the war no man has rendered such ccns,an
| aud efficient service to his party and TO CD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

POLICE CoURT.-M Hard j. Pote and Fan
ME P. Pote, of Boston, Mass, were before the
Police Court yesterday morning on charge
of having made malicious attempt to destroy
their child, an infant of four weeks old, by
cruelty and inhumanly deserting it. These
parties were married In January last, and
have been travelling in the South. A few
days ago they arrived in the city by the re-
tersburg train between and 10 O'Clock z.
NJ, having with them their child, the infant
above referred to. After leaving the cars
they wrapped the child in shawl and placed
it on the pavement near the wall of the ware
house opposite the packet landing. 1t was
found by lady passing aud cared for. The
police were informed, and traced it to the
above parties. They admittedthe desertion,
and essayed to explain it away. The jus
tice sent the husband on to the grand jury.
William Wright was fined SIS for indecent
conduct in the Second Market.
James Shell, William Turner, and Fannie
Turner were each fined So for assault.
Catharine ODdy, charged with stealing
one iron pan Of the value OF 81 from NJ A.
DriscoIl, was found not guilty.
Denis O'Day and George OpDay were
each fined, under the city ordinance, S50 for
disorderly conduct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

The STRAfeHT-SHooT CosvENTIoN.--The
Straight-Shoot Convention, or the corpora
tors of the Richmond aud Lynchburg Rail-
road Company, met in the rooms of the
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday afternoon.
The Convention was called to order by
Mr.. w. Nj. Perkins, OF Buckingham county,
and on his motion W. B. Dance, Esq, of
Powhatan county, was called to the chair,
and Dir. w. Shields requested to act Us secre-
tary. a5 - 5&
Mr.. W. p. Burwel addressed the ConyeD-
ton at some length upon the Importance of
immediate action, and urged that the road
from Richmond to Lynehburg and Clifton
Forge should be built at once.
Mir. w. p. Burwel, Of Richmond, pre-
sented preamble and series of resolutions
providing for the appointment Of acommit-
tee of five to confer with Mr.. Huntington on
the subject, &c.
Mr.. Perkins, of Buckingham, urged the
adoption of the resolutions. He assured the
Convention that the citizens of the county
he represented were anxious and urgent for
the early completion of this line.
Mr.. Lyons, of Richmond, opposed the
resolutions, and moved, as an amendment,
that committee Of three be appointed to
confer with Mr.. Huntington and ascertain
where it was intended that the terminus of
this road should be. He wanted to have
MIR. Huntington's views before the ConYen.
tion should be committed in any way.
After some discussion, engaged In by Mr..
Davenport, Colonel Cabeli, and Others, Colo
mel Cabell presented substitute for both
propositions, which provides for the appoint.
ment of committee of three to confer with
Mr.. Huntington and endeavor, with him, to
form some plan for the early completion Of
the straightshoot.
The substitute was adopted, and the Chair
appointed Mr.. W.P. Burwell, Colonel II. G..
Cabell, aud Dir. James Lyons.
Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr.. SAMUEL ScHooLER.
Mr.. Samuel Scbooler, well-known citizen
of Caroline county, died suddenly ON Wed
nesday evening, in the house of q former
slave of his own, at No. 321 Market square,
in this city. Mr.. Schooler entered the house,
took seat, and asked for something to eat.
While waiting for the meal which was being
prepared for him he fell from the chair and
died almost Immediately. DR.. Trent was
speedily summoned, but too late to do any
good. Mr.. Schooler was between forty
five and fifty years old, was born and
raised in the county of Caroline, and educa-
ted in Concord Academy, in that county.
He was also student at the University of
Virginia, in which institution he took A. M.
At one time he was associated with Mr..
Charles Coleman in the Hanover Academy,
aud afterwards taughtat Edge Hill Academy
He was considered the best mathematician
of bis age in the United States at the time he
left the University, was the author of several
works on geometry, and at the time of his
death was an applicant for professorship at
Richmond College.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08
Conservative Rally.

Immediately after the adjournment of the
Saate Conservative Convention, the Hon.
Thomas S. Bocock announced that mass
meeting would be held, and called Judge
Ould to the chair. The whole of the i'm
mense audience remained in the hall, and
loud calls were made for Colonel j. w. Hin.
ton, Of Norfolk. He appeared and was
greeted with hearty cheers. He made one
of his inimitable campaign speeches.
He was followed by the Hon. Raleigh T
Daniel, of Richmond, and Dir. Berry, of Bed.
ford, and others, who dealt telling blows in
behalf of the Conservative cause.
At II Z. n. the meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

THIEVES ARREsTED.-Since last Sunday
morning Captain Disney and Sergeant Hall
have been quietly but busily working up
the case of the theft of brass from the firm
of Tanner s. Co. They traced up the prin-
cipal in the theft, Robert Thomas (colored),
to point up the river five miles from the
city, and arrested him yesterdy morning and
brought him to the city. He was found
working in garden, and resisted arrest, but
few stout blows from the officer brought
him 10 terms. He admitted a theft of lot
of iron, and said he helped colored man
named William Turner to put the brass in
the wagon in which it was taken away
Turner was also lodged in the staten.house
last night. Giles Cook and Joe Hill (both
colored) are also under arrest for completely
in the Ihclts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

BRIcK-DusT DEPOSIT indicates kidney COM
plaint. Check 1t ut once. HELMBoLp's Extract
Buchu, the duretic par excellence, is certain spe-
cic for all diseases of the urinary organs and sex
ual system. DR.. HELMBoLD Is the only man who
ever really utilized and extracted the preeminent
virtues of Buchu. His preparation is as much su-
perior to the so-called I" Buchus " rs cream Is to
SKINNED milk. In fact, 1t never fails. Sold by
drJ1pprfsts. sEt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

cause of the State, and no one; better deserves
| its honors and Its benefits. II ,..4s fS.
Mr. Daniels has been bright career, and
we are sure his fame is such as to command
for him the earnest support of his fellow
citizens, to whose good he has so long devoted
his rare talents. s .gz--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

We have made q chemical examination OF DAVID
F. CLEMMER's MOUNTAIN RYE WHIsKEY, using
for the purpose samples selected by ourselves from
ten barrels belonging to lots received by Messrs.
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY & Co.. a. different times, and
of ages varying from one 10 fourteen months. In
obedience to the explicit injunction Of the agents
that the examination should be thorough, we have
subjected this whiskey to the most searching tests
1t has stood them all perfectly, nothing Of dele
.erous nature being found In It. IL cam therefore
be confidently recommended for Its purity and ex
celence 70 those who use whiskey as beverage
while for medicinal purposes 1t is all that can be de
sired WILLIAM II. TAYLOR, NJ. D.'
Analytical Chemist and Lecturer Oh Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia;
r. s. j. PEBBLES, NJ. H.
Professor of Chemistry Medical College of Virginia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN. TBB
RICHaosD Posr-O OFFICE AuGusr T.-P. NJ.
Mayfeld, Va; John a. Worsham, White
SULPHUR Springs, w. Va; j. s. Hill, Nor
folk, Va; Miss Kate Evans, $40 east Frank
lin street, city; Mary Doherty, Long Branch
Station, Va. Layinia Blunt, verdon post
office. Va. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

COOK & LAUGHTON. at 10 A. b., furniture,
glassware, harness, showcases, groceries, &c.
REDWOOD 6 CRENSHAW, at 10 A. NJ, at
Messrs. Smith s McCurdy S, No. AL Broad street,
crockery, gassware, and house-furnishing
goods. &c. u. .. -. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

BISHOP GIBBoHs's ArPoINrMENTs.-Right
Rev. james Gibbons, d. D., leaves the city
this morning on an episcopal tour. lie VIII
first visit Charlottesville, and deliver lee
tllre there tonight. Tomorrow he viii ad-
minister the sacrament of confirmation IN
the church at that place. On the 10Th ne goes
TO Staunton, and in that city will also admin
lister confirmation and preach. From staun-
ton he will proceed to tue following piaces .,t
for the same purpose: Harrisonburg, 18th
Woodstock, l4th; Winchester, 10th; Mar
tinsburg, 18th; Harper's Ferry, 18th.
AT Berkeley Springs, in West Virginia, on
the Goth, he will dedicate the new church
recently erected in that place, whence be
viii pr roceed to Baltimore to attend the pas,
toral retreat of the clergy of that city, with
the clergy of Virginia and North Carolina
which commences on the 10Th and continues
till the I'd proximo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

FusEaAL.-Yesterday evening the remains
Of the late Alexander b. LithSow were
escorted to Hollywood by the members Of
Alert Fire. Company, Friendship Lodge, No
20, Knights OF Pythias, and Stuart Lodge
No. 14l, I. O. u. F., Of Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08
AUCTION SALES THIs pAY

On NIL sales Of renI sstts marie betose,i Uie Ist ~
,JtRuDry md aeth Qf jane tie tores Jor they're
OIL sales nqnde bet,oeea the 1st 1 J,tlya and lasi
Of The year the tdreS hare to be paid 6y the seller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

TIE NEW POSTAL CARDS UNDER THE LATE POS
TAI law-useful, serviceable, and cheap. The adj
vertiser can I'LL the back of the cards with any
printed announcement he may wish to make public,
and send them through the mail for only one cent
Can be printed at this Office at low rates.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

I HAVE ASALYZED TIE WHISKEY KNOWN
under the brand Of ~ SELECT" controlled Dy
Messsrs WALTER ID. BLAIR Co., Richmond,
Virginia, aud find 1t free from fusil oil ana other
impurities, and recommend Its use for mealcihal
and family PURPOSES. j. Il. MCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Prof of Chemistry Medical College OF Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

COUNTY CoSvENTIoN.-0n On the first Monday
in September the Conservatives Of, Henrico
will meet ut their courthouse TO nominate
candidates for county officers and House Of
Delegates i&tt as 5ssk -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

WE HAVE oS HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
furniture; clocks, looking glasses, and baby-car-
rlages, which we will sell cheap for cash, or In
weekly or monthly iDstalments, at W. H. Cox &
CO.'S, Nos ISIS and 15l7 Franklin street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

ALMOST AN AccIDENT.-The westward
bound express train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad yesterday morning narrowly
escaped serious accident. AS the cars
were nearing Swoope's depot, Il point about
seven miles west of Staunton, two horses
came suddenly upon the track in cut, and
were almost instantly run over by the train
and killed outright. Both were valuable
horses. One of the unfortunate animals in
some way or other got under the baggage
car and threw it from the track. The train
was delayed about three hours. A large
number of the passengers were for the
White SULPHUR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

CHANGE OF HoUas--NoRFoLg STEAMERS
On and after Monday the l1th OF August
the Sylvester and Eliza Hancox will leave at
6 A. M. instead of 81 !. NJ, as heretofore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

REEs 6 Co. EMPLOY NONE BUT PHYSICIANS
ARTISTS. Their work gives universal satisfaction
We have never seen bad picture from their gar
lery. We recommend our readers 10 their estan'
lish,nent Main between Niuth and Tenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-08-08

a FACT WORTH KNOWING TO HoUsEKEEPERs--
that LEVY BROTHERS are selling Utica ten-quar-
ter bleached sheeting-the best goods nadc-at SOC.
a yard