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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-23

Morgan, friend David, of the An
ti-ticket, we happen to have known
for the lust fifteen years. He is n
Quaker, but none of the Friends in
Central Iowa take any pleasure in
acknowledging it. David hath not
the reputation for straightforward.
ness that belongs to n genuine Qua
ker, or good man of any other faith.
lie is q son OF Belial, and Mahaska
county will spew him out after q
manner surprising As il will be salts
factory. III. Dodge Messenger.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-03
Claims Allowed by tae Board of
County Commissioners.

The Board OF County Commissioners
met yesterday and allowed the following
Claims: Chss. ID. Meder, wood for War
rem Co, IS; A. Jacobs, stationery,
81 so; Jacob Totriner, mdse.. Sc 30.
Geo. W. White. lumber. Si3 SIS; n. !,
Stewart, road work, S2i; A. W. Pray,
lumber. SSS SO: John I. Little. road
work. ISL; L. D. Judd & Co. noise.
SIS %: J. A St. Clair. road work, so;
NJ. C. Gardner. road work. sSS -; 3.
II. Meder, road work, So; James II.
Cole, road work, SO; Thorn IS Spra-ue.
road work, SlG3; Foster, Freeman &
Co. mdse.. S27 GS; ". Rider, road
work. S5l, Jere Quill road work. So %:
J. =. Norris. ROAD work, 81; {. i. bl..,
drayage, SO; Thos. Taylor, ROAD work.
S43 %; Is. &. Cory, lumber, St -; ?.
b. Cain, road work, S33 -; John 2.
Meder, ndse.. II 30; Mrs. Bell. board,
SS7 q; John +. Savage, board. S3l IS:
John Stewart, board, S3i; john 5. Rich
ards, board. &i05 2s; Mrs. ". Brennan,
beard, So; Mrs. NJ. Johnson. hoard
$40; :. Solerbere. board. SCI ~; y.
Soderberg. porterage. $50; 5. I. Swift,
Sheriff fees, 1922 %. Chas. d. Neier
wood, $50 30; f. D. Sargent, drayage
sci 80; Mason / Chamoe.l'n. Lrl'@t..
S38 So; Foster, Freeman d G.. ud-e..
So 09; 0. p. Willis, m1ss. 81 50:
Robinson ( MighsIs, printing. $40 80;
q. 4. Withcrell, Justice fees, $f7; John
p. Mciar meat, SIT &c.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-03

.eoc',cr in the school, The Board stated
to Mis- SDcrce that she need have no
ar,,rrIet.,ians as to tho effect the add.
tiIonar classes would have upon her eX-
,,,.;uaf;.I.., Size failed TO signify her
.,s,.,,t In the r~oroeition. | waited W.
II he M DIV. when she Was still uule-
.i1.-l Tho cl4eses were then sent to
hor .o1 ,!,a has had charge of them
l;,,., al nj her ranrest. las heard The
..,,,' j, fine rom formerly occil-
III ,.r r. Adams. I have hec0 i'll
&c.. = - q'rs-.., t1,lt Nr. Grgculaw
,.,... T.. lin. +I.,t had i..,i.gl the
80 49,, 1.,. own class. without
49,. .;.-, 5-r urr hour d..ilr. for the
,-.---. - l...,r;,.-. I.~J q iaY rotations.
II t,rs nat ,y.u the semblGuce q
,,...r. -, ,;r. : tI!i9l, if many Of the
......tl4al about The Carson
:.... .a-l :, the l.gttpln. thcv
-. III p t-,..z., 10 tie same source, and
IN. ~. .7a.,., Of ac.1.laay would be
-. zIr rrra,,fa@- further sla.,a
:. ..F.. g.. ,..,.., s,;l anrtlipg Gctri-
I'll. ... +, ,.,,. d., ,,,',, teacher.
.4.......- tbs4 r.,.z ls-.. said
q, ~, f.r.,,,. II, .,,,,...eI.t
+, l,.,'..n ,I..s testi-
,.,...,,y...r,,7 .;.s,,r9v, the frs! statement.
- .1.;.arot, Nv ,a-;tian In III.
,r.,,....,, ..t..t IS. ,,.+ ~, ,,.,iEyI. one in
,...-.'. .'.....i- ,:,... J.; 50 mash os,-
,.....;,., 10. ;..t:..,.e tllt INV or,,artn-
49,. -. So, the reua;n!l.s d.
~, l.,..,.i a,.1 ,af / a,3 hell
p. ~, ~. H. r-,-.'., ,>7t rilv e
-. 49,, ,--.: ~ ,.s l.,. If tlc IT,
.-.-'-.....l, ..,-- - 4 Ill.,, .,,.,.I have.
Wow. p, TWILL. f., H.. ,...,.I;rt Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-03

AMONG tie notables who arrived here
yesterday to attend the L. $. Circuit
Court were Hons. II. @. Beatty, j. +.
Lewis, Thomas II. Williams, aud I. S.
Clerk Daegett. His Horror. Judge
Leonard of Humboldt county, came
a'Crg in the morning train. Jadge
Lorenzo Sawyer was eype:-cd IN the de
layed afternoon train from Reno.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-03

/. 5. CIRCUIT C0UEr.-Hon. Z. W.
IIi1yer present. Wm. Arlington VS.. F.
/. Castle. Continued for the term.
Nevada Land and III. Co. VS.. J, L.
Carnaghan ct ais. Continued :or the
term. Phoebe West Extension Mining
Co, VS.. w. II. Clarke ct ais. Continued
for the term. p. J. Shannon VS.. Savage
Mining Co. Continued FOX term. W.
S. Hobart vs.. David Bowie. Continued
for the term. Adjourned to Tuesday,
March 3, at 10 o'clock.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-03

TuG OKDrNATce5 .en.a'od ycs..rlay
by the Town Board were such as pro-
vided for the collection OF license fees
from concerts, ser nade.s and thca:u-al
companies.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-03

SoaE yEE2 fI,,E SPECIMENS Of coalh'm
the Pancake mine, are TO he seen at
Ellis & Kings law Office. III. Ellis
came in from Eureka yesterday ...u.iu.
these sEue..Lcns viii Linn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-03

Rev. Father Neyej, VII, has for de
last 1.4e years, we believe, bon preach
Ing in various places il Eeva.l' ay,3 Cal
ifor0:a IS missionary in he interest Of
The Catholic Church, and who helped 10
bHild several churches III tbs State end
elsewhere. left Carson on last evenings
train eli Toate for HlF'i where he goes
to continue his good vors. Father
Mevel IS French priest aud has
preached during that tirae entirely
French sermons. lie WIS well liked by
ell the members of the Church and by
everybody who knew him. We wish
him pleasant journey
ME-. Jozr KEEsEy has received a re-
ceipt in full OF all demands against him
from Mr.. d. L. Blanchard, tie Nevada
Lottery man. Some Of the agents for
The sale OF tickets IN the lottery having
failed to settle, Mr.. Blanchard desires to
make It known that he will cancel any
fna al tickets sold by such agents, an
less they 90 settle before the drawing
tales pace.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-03

At Il Fred. B-ouls's noted siorc far hptss ~ :
segaIs, tobacco. books, ;lancly, ug, 81 ,.-
s.rGatuts. c,tap .uHglFy, .nHs, de-. - lhGHr
BOOK, u,&t door 20 aa'. IinrkfaH Aa' htr
rlns. Carson INV. sn,nry far IA iha Calhr ID.
G,~ lapn.s,. Gold il.! News, lletorials att a.
s.galtS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER IS. 1874

: -. &. 80 = Il
8! Edwards, j. T. EllysoHy j. a.. Blair, Fur
man Tupper, J. D. Crump, Thomas Branch,
ASS Snyder, John y. Cary, J. B. Watkins,
Ia. q. Hampton, c. T.. Writers, h. I. Brooke,
%. w. Maefafiane, W!FF. Taylor, Rev j..
william Jones, John. Chamblip, Rev Drs.
J. &. d. Curry, George Petefkn, ]. g. Gran
berry, George Woodbridge, I'll. IL. Tupper,
Rev. DR.. Thomas l.. Preston, Rev. George
C. Yanderslice, Rev. b. F. Woodward, Rev.
ID. P. Wills, Rev 9. n. Tyler, e. E. Pafham,
j. b. Hill, Harrison Watkins, e. C. Geddin,
W. T. Daniel, L..R. Holland, MIG. Hoyt,
E~M. Crump, j. B. Elam.
The Committee on Constitution and By
Laws reported 9r5 adoption those adopted
by the Alabama. Convention last May, and
they were unanimously approved. u. s
The Committee on Order Of Business re-
ported that the !ConVention meet at 10
O'Clock, to-day, and that the first order be
brief reports from the several associations,
followed BY short " free talk on the state
OF the work, !, and that the following topics
be then discussed, in order, the gentlemen
named to- open the discussion: 5,g .El..4 -,s
I a Dligent Study .of the Scriptures, DR..
Preston; Benevolent Effort, Richard O.
Morse; Religious, Work, John G. CRANBERRY ;
Greater Unity atlaiuable, William P.
Munford s Literary and Social Culture, DR..
Curry; Cooperation with the Churches, A..
z. bledsoe Love Of Christ the Constraining
ppwer, George j. A. Hall, and J. D. 4.
Sleight. ;,, !, ;p.r -,
While the Committee on Permanent Off.
GERS were out Mr.. George A. Hall led in
the singing Of several very sweet hymns.
The following officers were then, elected: |:
Colonel w. P. Mupford, president; Thomas
Branch, Esq, first yice-president; j. T. Ely.
SOD, second yice.president; L. S. Edwards
and j. William Jones, secretaries.
The Convention then adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

MEETING OF THE GRAND CHAPTER OF Royal
ARCH MAsoNs OF YIRG1sIA.-The Grand
Chapter OF Virginia of Royal Arch Masons as
sembled at the Masons'i Hall, in this city, last
night, Grand High Priest B. M. Harris pre-
siding, and the following officers: w. q.
Lambert, grand king; r. S. Chew, grand
scribe; Thomas q. Dudley, grand treasurer ;
John Dove, grand secretary; William B.
Isaacs, deputy grand secretary; Alfred S.
Lee, grand captain of host; s. NJ. Bowman,
P. S.; j. j. Jordan, r. A. c.; Peyton S.
Coles, third; q. c. Stevens, second J. T..
Roper, first veil; J. E. Jefferson, grand
chaplain. The address of the Grand High
Priest gave cheering assurances Of the peace
and harmony in the State. There was avery
large attendance of delegates from all parts o!
the State, including Senator 4. =. Withels,
and much interest manifested in the pro-
ceedings of the assembly. The Grand Com
mittee meets to-day at u O'Clock noon, and
the Grand Chapterat P. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

THE RICHMOND AND TRANs.ALLEeHANY
NARROW. .GAuGE RAILRoAD.--In the House of
Delegates yesterday bill to protect the city
of Richmond in making subscription to the
capital stock OF the Richmond and Trans
Allegheny Narrow.Gauge Railway Company
was discussed, and finally passed to its, en-
grossment. 1t provides that in the event OF
a subscription being made by the city OF
Richmond to the capital stock Of the Rich
mond and Truns-Alleghany Narrow-Gauge
Railway Company it shall be lawful for said
city and company to enter into an agreement
and contract between themselves to the et-
feet that in consideration of such subscr1p,
tion the said company may agree ana blnd
itself never to construct any branch OF said
road except the branches mentioned IN the
eighth section of the charter of said com
pany in the counties of Patrick, Washing
ton, Smytb. Carroll, and Grayson, nor to
form any running connections with any
other railroad without first obtaining the
formal consent of the municipal government
of said city to such branches or proposed
connections, except as aforesaid, anything in
the charters of said city or company to the
contrary notwithstanding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

FATAL AcClDENT-A MAN Run OVER BY
TRAIN OF CARs.-A man. aged about twenty
four years. named Iverson Longest, son OF
MIR. Longest, late master carpenter OF the
Richmond and Danvilie Railroad Company,
now employed on. the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad at Grafton, West Virginia, was run
over by train of cars on the Danville rail-
road Wednesday night about O'Clock, and,
it is thought, instantly killed. The accident
occurred near Robio's station, about nine
miles from Richmond. Deceased had been
drinking quite freely. and while in state of
intoxcation probably laid down on the rail-
road track and fell asleep, or was in such an
unconscious state as to be utterly helpless.
Deceased resided in Chesterfield county
about nine miles from Manchester, and was
an employe at the shops of the company IN
that city -o..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

/ SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SoC1ETY.-Ata meet
inc of the Executive Committee held yester-
day afternoon the resignation of the secre-
tary and treasurer, Colonel George w. Mum
ford, was accepted with an expression ol re-
eret that his new duties compelled him to
resign. -
Rev. J. William Jones, D. D., was elected
secretary pro tenn, and meeting OF the COM
mittee called for the 1st of January to elect
permanent secretary. 49,. ..,,,.t.e....s..,.,
The secretary was directed TO appoint az
once as many efficient agents as can be had,
and to push the canvass for securing new
members and documents for the society.
Other matters were attended to, and the
meeting was regarded as one of great i'm
portance and value, to the interests of the
society. ., -.as ;,!5.
For the present all communications for the
society should be addressed to Rev. }. VIII.
liam Jones, Secretary pro 'em., Southern
Historical Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

! Police. CouRr, YEsrERDAY.-The follow.
ing cases were disposed of by Justice White
yesterday morning: .ssr: tf5 l \.
: Glenn Shelton, charged with receiving one
pocket-book containing 30 in United States
currency and other papers, value unknoWp,
the nroperty of David Ham, was discharged.
/ Isaac Perkins, charged with assaulting and
beating Peter Toliver, with stone. Case
continued until to-day. 49,.
! Rebecca Foster, charged with stealing one
silver watch and chain Of the value OF $l2,
the property Of Archie Thompson. A ma
terial witness being absent the case was 3 con-
tinued until to-day. -.
81 each for drunkenness.
Thomas Peasants was sent TO Jail for
ninety days for stealing one coat OF the value
of s5 from Lewis Bowman.
Withers Waller was fined $3.50 for drunk
epness in the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18
The court will deliver opinions to-day.

.HusriNes COURT, YEsTERDAY.--Parker
Wescott, charged with obtaining $500 from
Josiah Harris by false representation, was
arraigned for trial. The Commonwealth's
attorney stated tbatthe case was certified up
to this court by the Police Justice, and upon
said certificate an Indictment was found BY
the grand jury. It was afterwards ascer..
tained that the accused received check for
$3.50 and $50 In currency, instead OF check
for $500, as charged; he therefore asked the
court to auash the Indictment and hold Wes-
colt over until the next term Of the court
for new indictment, which was done, and
be was bailed in the sum of $1,000 for his
appearance. sa,..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

CoLoRED SHARPERs SENTENCED TO JAIL FOR
TWELVE MoNTHs.-James Turner and Lucy
Ann Turner (his wife), who obtained from
Wilson Winfree S15 by false pretences (as
related in this paper yesterday),, We're ex-
tamined. by Police-.Iustice White yesterday
morning, and sent to, Jail for twelve months
each. It seems that they have been playing
these sharp tricks quite extensively, and
number of sufferers by them were In court,
hoping to get an offer to detail. their
grievances. To show the character Of the
woman Winfree presented the following cer-
tificate, but it was not received as evidence:
RICHMOND, VA, December Is, 1874.
This is to certify that Lucy A. Turner
was expell from St. Mary's Lodge No. 107
for frauding Mrs. Wingfeld and Mrs. Brown
outsof the some of $500 which vas intrusted
In her hand to present to the lodge for their
membership. b GRAVES sec. *,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18
OVER THE sEAsovER THE SEA,
A little bird whispers 70 me
Buy your Christmas goods Of P1zzINT

Not C.. Columbus, who crossed the Atlantic In
1892, but D. CoLUaBUs, Of this city, OF whom we
now propose to write. Do you know D, C0LuA-.
RUsf If not, 20 at once to his store, ga Broad
street. and make hiscscqnaintance., you v.ii srs
there in wonderful profnsion, srrayed by artistic
hands, toys OF al kinds and descriptions, and
enough of ,tnepi to supply everybody Ia tbs city,
ana country, too. COLUMBUS, like Eis iii,istrious
namesake, old Christopher, knows nosuch wordas
+" fall" He is exceedingly popular with all our
citizens especially among the little children, OF
whom he is quite fond. COLUMBUS desls in CAKES,
CANDIES, and FINE FRUITS, and keeps nothsng,oni
hand but the very best articles. His prices are low
and in tenor with the times. You who are In doubt
about what you shah buy for Christmas, go to CO.
LUMBUs's and he will cut for you the 'sgordian
knott Richmond Wing, December IT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

RoBBERrEs AND ATTEMPTED RoBBERIEs IN
MAScHEsTER.-W Wednesday night the coniec-
tionery and bar-room Of Alex. Briggs (negroG
situated at the corner of Eighth and Hull
streets, was entered and robbed, it is said,
OF s130 in currency and lot OF cigars and
whiskey.
The office of Messrs. BronouSh d Taylor,
real estate agents, was also entered, through
a rear window. The only damage done was
the scattering of a lot Of their papers ana
the theft of box of matches, in lieu Of
which the resueS left wooden cigar-holder,
which, it is understood, will be converted by
one ef the firm into turkey-yelper. :"
An attempt was made to enter the grocery
store of Mr.. s. NJ. Archer, but the thieves IN
removing transom-light from door in
rear of the store attracted the attention OF a
canine that presides there during the night,
and he frightened them off. .......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

. ELECTION OF OPRICERs,--At regular quar-.
terly meeting of Paradise Lodge, No. 223, |,
O, S. B., held Wednesday evening, The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
tern, Charles q. S.raus, president; Charles
Miilhiser, vice. president; t;pWiliiam Reinhei-
mer, recording secretary; Or. Il. II. Levy,
financial secretary; NJ. 5. Block, mentor.
81. Scbwartzchild, assistant mentor; jacob
Levi, inner guard N. Schwabacker,, outer
guard Representatives. the Grand Lodge,
Charles EuStraus. This lodge was instltu-
ted last July.iaw Hl1 tgE.-.. ). ~ Is ECO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

GRAND CoMMASDEIY knights TEMpLAR.-
At the Grand Assembly Of the n. e. Grand
Commandery of Knights Templar and the
Appendant Orders of Virginia begun and
held at Masons' Hall yesterday at noon the
following officers were unanimously elected
for the ensuing year: ?. E William B..
Isaacs, Grand Commander; K. E. Robert E.
Withers, D. Grand Commander (; 2. E. L. F.
johnson, Grand Generalissimo; Y. E..
James G. Bain, Grand Captain-Geueral; E..
james Evans, Grand Treasurer; E John
Dove, Grand Recorder; E. George w.
Dame, Grand Chaplain; E. John F. Reg
nault, Grand Senior Warden; E. Peyton
S. coles, Grand Junior Warden; e. J. L..
Roper, Grand Standard. Bearer; E. James
s Moss, Grand Sword-Bearer; e. w. Fl.
Fl. Lynn, Grand Warder; 3. Thomas Angel.
Grand Steward; 3. James E. Riddick, Grand
Sentinel. a.H E."Et Ill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

The N-THIEvING CASES DISPOSED oE-
Polce-Justice White yesterday morning ac-
quilted Charles Gallego, who was, charged
with completely in the theft of James Giles.
Giles, who brought the iron Of Messrs: : AS Asa
Snyder & CO. from the souLhside OF the river
and sold it to two junk.dealers here, was
sent to jail for twelve months, half Of the
time to be spent in the chain-gang. Barnam,
who stole, some of the, iron from the thief
Giles while the iron was lying on the wharf
opposite the old sugar refinery, was sem
,tenced to iail for six months. An appeal to
the Hustings Court was taken at the time in.
the case OF Michael Kelly, convicted of re-
ceiying ten or eleven bars Of the iron
knowing that it wasstolen. .g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

WILLIAM OWENS PARDoNED By TIE Gov.
ERAoR.-On the recommendation OF DR..
John Dove, physician to the city Jail, Gov
ernor Kemper yesterday pardoDed William
Owens, who was sentenced last February to
twelve months Imprisonment for the in
voluntary manslaughter of Maurice shee:
han. Ovens is suffering from enlargement
of the heart with engagement of the crcu-
lation, which seriously imperlls his life. he
was the third officer of the Old Dominion
steamer. Sheehan was stone-cutter. They
met in Main-street bar-room, strangers to
each other, and took drinks, and got to dis
cussing the Cuban question, occupying op,,
posite sides. Sheehan said, +" am the United
States, and you are Cuba; we must fight it
out"; thereupon he struck o wens in the face.
A fight ensued, and Owens gave Sheehan q
wound with a pistol, from which he died.
The jury found him guilty, and assessed his
tine at $500, and bis Imprisonment was fixed
at twelve months in the city Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-NettieG Green
alias Louisa Tremaine us. The Common
wealth. Writ, Of error. and supersedeas
awarded to a judgment rendered by the
Corporation Court of Alexandra sentenc-
ing the plaintiff in error to seven years con-
fhement in the penitentiary for the alleged
murder of Samuel Eschelberger upon con.
dition that the prisoner shall not be dis
charged from custody ~ !.
Vest vs. Niche ct ais. Appeal allowed to
a decree pronounced by the Circuit Court Of
Louisa county. NJ.
The court will deliver opinions to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

8 BIBLE PREsgNTAT1oN.-There will be a
meeting of the Sons Of Temperance at the
Fourth Baptist church (eolored) on Monday
evening next, on which occasion Bible will
lbe presented and suitable addresses made.
The Good Templars and Love and Charity
Vanguard of Freedom are to be- present.
The presentation will be made, by Fidelity
Division, No. l, Colored, Sons OF Temper.
tanpo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

ELECTION OF OPFrCERs-We elcome Lodge,
No. 100,3 tcolored)o Good Tenplafs, have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
Quarter: W. Fl. L. Combs. w. C. T.; Au.
gustus c. Banning, v. Y, T.; Robert :. J.
Harris, W. s.; Miss Sally 3, .B'trnley, W! 7.
shaw, W. c.; Fred. ~. Browp, w NJ;
Charles e. Harris, Nv. ID. NJ; Roberts.
Holmes, wv AIS. John Moody, w. u. (;
BENJAMIN! Diekerson, W., s.; Eohert 3.
Gaines, q. 81. S.; Williem q. Armistead, u.
FL. S. George w. Bro1D, LID i, &.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

: ELrcr1oNoF TEMPER AScB OFFcRRs.--At 8
regular meeting of Harmony Division, No.
80, Sons of Temperance, the following Of
ficers were elected for the ensning term: c.
). Quaries, W. p; z. Denoon, W. A.; D.
w. Walford, RS Charles z. Ferrand, A.
II. s.; Frank Benedict, F. S.; Charles A.
Crawford, t.; G.. W. Childs, c.; %. a,
Rudd, A.. C.; R. V. Freeman, l. S.; j. W.
Glenn; o. S.; 81. A. Smith, Chaplain; Robert
HoltZback. z. w. p. t~ Sts2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

! ELECTION OF TRnapTEslScE OFslcERs. Fl.
deity Division, No. II, (coloredt Sons OF
Temperance, have elected the feliowin ON.
GERS for they ensuing 4luarter::. W.fsEac
johnson, w. P.;euH.l S.Gy Bailey, ~.
Ia. p; W.. n, y, Combs. Il. g; u p.
Christian, A. r. S. !. Lewis Dlckerson. sf:,
II. s.. /; William Johnson, t.; Horace Hafii.
son, chaplain; Richard Paterson, conductor !;
4 S. Curtis, A. c.; L. ID. Level !. 81. Robert
Graham, o. g.; Moses Tsy lor. local deputy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

TIE OPERETTA LAST NrGEr.-AssemDiy Gi-:!
Hall was crowded last night TO witness one
of the most enchanting spectacular eSaloi,
tions ever witnessed In this city. II Wousu lel
not be fair to discriminate as 10 WIG Rs.1
formed her part best, or who was pretsslese; !;
The little ones were exqusiIely atIireg, ana !,ss
the evenings entertainment passed on VIII ~
eminent success. By special requests lile ie
operetta viii be repeated at the same pace
tonight. - & 5s s., ssy ri,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

! 1EsEaAL SUPERINTENDENT OF THE SHEsA. .sEl:
prIKr AND OHIo RAILROAD &C Colonel Thomas
Dodamead having accepted the position OF
superintendent of The ChesapeaEe anu ONO
railroad will soon enter upon the discharge
Of Its duties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

To CcNsUMPTIyES.- Many have been happy 20.
give their testimony in favor OF the use OF viii
bors Pure Cod. liver Oh and Lime.n Experience
has proved Il to be valuable remedy for Consump-
tion Asthma, DiphtheIia, and all diseases of the
throat and lungs. Manufactured only by A. b.
W1LBoR, Chemist, Boston. Sold by druggists gen-
oil =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-18

IT COSTS ALMOST AS MUCH to make fashionable
dress us 1t does to buy ;e material So, If you use
BUTTERIcK's PATTERNS and cut and make your
own you can dress much more stylish for the same
money than in any other way OGlce Ninth and
Franklin streets,