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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-21

The aggregate yield for 1873 in
the States named is 514,000,000
bushels, against 10000, 900 in 1872.
The potato crop in the States named
shows loss i'm round numbers in
bushels as follows IL. IL
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-21

The National Crop Reporter pub
fishes final summary of the reports
of the corn and potato crops of 1873
in the States of Illinois. Indiana.
Iowa, Kansas. Missouri, Minnesota,
Ohio, and Tennessee, compared with
the crops of 1872. The loss in bush
els in these States in round numbers
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-21
TERMS
% A YEAR. STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.

v THE GAZETTE is a permanently established
newspaper with paying and constantly increasing
Ria of Subscribers. It's circulation in the counties
Of Hamblen, Hawkins, Cooke, Jefferson Granger
and Claiborne is more general than any other pa
per-making it the best advertising medium in
Upper East Tennessee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-01-21
How it is Done.
sT4Y1 <-slo9a 31l----fIG & 80
SOME FIGURES. FOR TAX PAYERS TO
From the Cincinnati CQmmereial.

.E sst4t1ST ~ sTf4Sf1 SYfff5sN T9ttli OH .
The, Attorney General of the
United States, the immortal vii
1iams, has been serving his country
on salary of $4,000 year. He
had some perquisites, however =
among them a landaulet used ex-
clusively by his family-and the ex-
-penses of the Department of Justice,
SO far as ascertained, for the landau
let, ETC., etc, were as follows 1a
United States Department OF Jnsfiees DR..
Jan. 10, 1S72-To one new landauiet. 81 800
July 1S72.-To one pair bay horses. ........... $50
To slip lining landaulet and painting
ana vanishing. ....-.-..... .........s. n
December, 1872. - Painting and vanishing
landanlet so
November, 1872. - New Innings, curtains,
scanning and fastening laces, curtains and
rugs, rebuilding cushions, slip covers,
etc.-.-.. .........-.....--....-.. I'D
To care Of horses one year. 600
Driver, as messenger r-......-.-..--.--.-, $40
Total as far as ascertained. .......... ,I67
This compares we'll, but not fa-
vorably, with the Presidents per
quisites last year, as reported by Mr..
n0Uoc nf NacCo obucoftc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
NOTICES TO TAx.PAYERS.
rITY TAXES FOR 1874. go
CITY CoLLEcroR's OFFIcE,l
D. VA. November 80, iS7A,is5

CITY COLLECTORS OFFIcE,l
,i& RICHMOND, VA, November 30,is7A.i3
This office Will be open daily "from Q O'Clock A,
N. to.6 O'Clock pm. from the 18Th TO TIE 3isT
DAY$OF DECEMB ER, inclusive, for the purpose
of receiving fr I'M any person who his already paid
one.half of the CITY TAXES charged 70 him the re-
malning half, and that TEN, PER CENT. viii, be
added the amount of said remaining half OF the
tax charged In every where the party assessed
shall fall to pay sid remaining half within the
time so limited. s,,, III, u .srF...J..5ya Il
.'Bu, In case any person, having failed 70 pay In
the month Of June one-halfj Of the csfy taxes due
from such person. shall failato pay, the whole
amount thereof on or before the 3Istday Of De-
cember, there shall be added TWENTY PER CENT
upon The amount or the tax 50 remaining due. :
The Collector. would especially call attention TO
the drlpque 1t bil,s. EAL AND. PERSONAL In ad-
diton to the TWEEN per cent 10 be adsed. he is d-
rectea by ordinance to prst copy OF all delinquent
personal bills "at the front door Of the City 'HaIi
during the February term Of The Hastings Court"
NJ. JOHN F. REGSAULT,
de- lin Collector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

The KELLOGG OPERA SEAsoN.-The reper-
totre for the Kellogg opera season is pub
lished in the Dispatch this morning. It will
be read with pleasure by all who propose to
take advantage of such rare opportunity
of epiogipg fine opera music. No more at
tractiye bill could have been presented
Monday, Martha; Tuesday, Faust; Wed
nesday, Fra Diayolo Thursday, Mignon ;
Friday, ii Trovatore; Saturday afternoon
fmatinee), The Bohemian Girl and Satur-
day evening, Mariana. Miss Kellogg will
appear on Monday, Wednesday land Thurs
day evenings, and on Saturday afternoon at
the matinee. In the Bohemian Girl Miss
Kellogg will take the character of airline !;
Mr.. Seguin, 'Deyilshoof; and Mr.. Mas,
Thaddeus. MI. Castle has. heretofore been
Thaddeus in the opera, and bis many friends
will regret, that IL is deemed eXpedient TO
make the change. Mr.. Hamilton is to sup
ply Mr.. Campbell's place as Count Arnheim.
So much for the announcement. .as
Miss Kellogg,it is said, for she is not yet
known to a Richmond audience, displays
more natural earnestness and complete
realization Of the characters she assumes
than any operate actress on the, American
stage. She is not only u. beautiful singer,
hut is an artist of extraordinary merit We
win have something TO say Of Miss Kellogg
hereafter. .t,.. as, sIe s.t tuH.
: The sale OF reserved seats commences at
c.. F. Johnston's music-store, No. 9l8 Main
street, on Tuesday morning next, the 10Th,
at 8 O'Clock, ,,.s.g 4. .Jt,s.;l ..a. a..E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

SUPREME Court OF APPEALs.-Common-
wealth Us. Lewis and Diyiny, from the Cir
cult Court of MiddIeseX. Reversed. Judge
Moncure delivered the opinion Of the court.
Taylor Us. Hutcheson, from the Circuit
Court of Alexandria. Reversed. Judge
Christian delivered the opinion of the court.
Harrison's executors, &C., Us. Prices exc
cutors, &C., from the Circuit Court OF Bruins
wick county. Reversed. Judge Anderson
delivered the opinion OF the court. ~
Lynchburg Female Orphan Asylum us.
Ford, from the Circuit Court of Lynchburg.
Reversed. Judge Staples delivered the
opinion Of the court.
Great Falls Manufacturing Company us.
Henry's administrator, from the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county. Reversed. Judge
Bouldin delivered the opinion, Of the court.
Davis's widow Us. Davis's creditors, from
the Circuit Court of Rockingham (Staunton
case). Reversed; Judge Chistian delivering
the opinion Of the court.
Hartman, &C., ps. Jordan and ais, from the
Circuit Court of Rockbridge county (Staur-
ton case). Reversed; Judge Bouldin de-
livering the opinion OF the court.
Harman. &C., Us. Jordan and ais. from the
Circuit Court of Rockbridge county (Staun.
ton case). Affirmed; Judge Staples deliver
ing the opinion of the court. ="
Chapman and ais. cs. Commonwealth.
Fully argued by Judge Meredith for the
plaintiffs in error, and submitted. -
Smith and ais us. Commonwealth. Partly
argued by Judge Crump for the plaintiffs in
error, and the Attorney General for the
Commonwealth, and continued until to-
morrow after which the merchants license
tay oasa will he taken I'D. -'t.m-.
Baldwin us. Watkins's administrator and
ais. Appeal allowed from decree pro-
nourced by the Circuit Court of the county
of Halifax. .. ...sl...lr-.E ~ -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

School TRUsTEEs.-The State Board OF
Education have made the following addi-
tional appointments Of school trustees ::a,...
AppomattoX county: Stonewall district,
Henry De Legrand, reappointed; Soutbside,
Colonel Wyatt nj. Elliott, ,reaqppointed /;
Clover Hill, Dr..Wiliam D.. Christian!
, Bedford county: Liberty district, DR.. John
S. Mitchell reappointed : Lisbon, A. n.
Ewing, rappointed Chamblisburg, Joel Nd.
Wright, reSppointed; Staunton, William r.
Graves, rtappointed; Otter, Thomas j..
Phelps, reappointed Forest, Frederick 81.
Harris uice James W.. Harris, term expired |;
Municipal, DR.. G. A. Board. s.H - u
Loudoun county: Leesburg, Thomqs H.
Claggett, rt&ppointed; Mount Gilead, James
w. Nicholas, reappointed; Mercer district,
John T. Ross, reappointed; Jefferson, L.
EdwardWalker, rappointed. ~. l.'t
Prince George county, Templeton dis.
trict, W. T.. L. PEBBLES, reappolnted; Riyegs
Jail, NJ. Temple, reapponted; Bland, George
McP. Bate, reappointed; and Josiah NJ.
Jordan uice B. E., Bland, elected supervisor;
Blackwater, John A. G. Heath, rekppointed;
Brandon, F. II. Harrison, reappointed.
Rappabannock county: Hampton district,
f. L. Slaughter, reappointed,; Wakefield,
p. C. Oden, rtappointed; !, Jackson, Simon
Bowersett, reappointed; Piedmont, 2. 9.
O'Bannon, ,lre appointed; StoneWall, DR.. Lyle
MILAN, reappointed. 2e lt',it"% = 80,
Surry county: Guilford district, Alexan.
der Baird uice w. ii. Hood, reappointed ;
Gotham, James s., Hargroye, reappointed !;
Black water, GeorgeF. Barham, reappolnted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

RELIGIOUS SERVICES 'To-MoRRow.-The
usual religious services will be held in all of
the city churches tomorrow except the fol-
lowing special appointments: ,7,,...i.Ey
Broad-Street Methodist. -Rey. j.. C. Gram
berry, d. D., at II a. NJ. Rev. John E. Ed
wards, D. D., at y P. NJ. Subject, by
special request: "The Mission and Ministry
of Infants and Little Children in the Family
and in the World" .4
Trinity Methodist Rev. A. C. Bledsoe at
II A. NJ. and u P. NJ. Subject in the morn
ing: "The Church-Her Elements of Pow
er." Subject at night: "Things in Hand"
First Baptst.-Dr. Burrows at Ii A. NJ.
and u p. NJ. at night he will preach his
closing sermon. usgr...
Second Baptist.-Rev. j. William Jones,
D. D., at II a. NJ. No services at night. !;
Sidney Baptist The pastor at II A. NJ.
Rev. A. P. Pugh, of South Carolina, at 73
P. NJ.
Grace-Street Baptst-Rev. DR.. Wilson
at IL a. M. No service at night. '"5 ''A
Gristadelphtan Synagogue (Levy's HalD.
Discourse at II A. NJ. upon "The One
Faith" Also, at P. NJ, upon "The Ma
ture of Man-The Bible os. Human Ira
dition." >"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

FIRST ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE YOUNG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. OF VIRGINIA
The anniversary celebration Of the Rich
mond Association will be held in Association
Hall on Thursday, December 17tb, at Il
O'Clock P. NJ Several of The most distin-
guished friends of the cause will address
the meeting. Immediately after the. ami
versary services q State Convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Associations of, Vir-
ginia will be organized. On the following
day the State Executive Committee will be
appointed, and such orders adopted as may
be deemed advisable. The necessity for the
union of the associations in Virginia, in q
closer bond Of fellowship has long been felt,
and the friends of the cause In every town
and city in the State will no doubt appoint
delegates to this Convention. Each associa-
ton is expected to send not less than three
delegates, and churches where no association
exists are to send two delegates. 1ist
I The following topics for discussion have
been suggested-the essential elements Of
the strength and success Of the Asso citation !:
A diligent study Of the Scriptures; benevo-
lent effort; religious work; greater unity
how attainable; literary and social culture !;
cooperation with the churches; love OF
Christ, the constraining power. Delegates
will, on their arrival, report at the rooms Of
the Association, $40 and S21 Main street.
Delegates are to be returned free over all
roads leading into the city. "'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
r,sEF .:i..,L -
MANCHESTER NEWS.

I
ARRESTED FOR BBRGLARY.--Bob Logan,
and Charles Turpin (negroesl were lodged
in the statiop-house. yesterday, charged WiLh
breaking into the groeery-store Of Mr.. J: 3.
Loving last "Wednesday night, and stealing
sundry articles valued at 1925. They VIII
have hearing at the Mayors Court this
morning.
CHARGED WITH STEALING CHIcxENs,-1es.
terday Jim Watties {negro) was lodged III
the station-house on the charge. oil s!eaiins
chickens from the hen-roost1 OF mr: w. L'
Moody. The accused will Oe tfied lo-uay'
before his Honor the Mayor.
ROLL OF HoSoR.-For the week ending
December IL, the following pupils are on the
roll of honor at the Male High School IN. q.
Winfree, B. w. Nunnally, j. d. Ingram. Vt.
Z. Chiles, B, u, Bransford, 9. y. WiaiEee,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
SATURDAY MORNING.

UNITED STATES DisrzIcr Cousr-Judge
Robert ". Hughes presiding.-In the matter
OF samuel Hogg, bankrupt. Upon the peti-
lion OF the bankrupt the order for the resale
OF the bankrupts real estate was suspended.
In the matter Of Armfstead g. Morton us,
Isaac, Jacobs ct ais, in chancery. The mar.
shal was directed to turn over the property
IN the proceedings mentioned to B. and n.
F.Jaco6s upon the presentation to him of q
receipt from the trustees acknowledging the
receipt Of deed Of trust by them for the de-
ferEed payments, .si4 ~. F@ ~ go. ,., =
In the matter of Mary B. Wright, bank
rupt. The order enteredin this cause Oh the
Din May last was rescinded, and the as
slgneet was ordered to retain the sum OF
S453 heretofore, exempted to the baukrupt,
and account for the same to the administra.
tor Of the bankrupt's estate. ~ II ~ -.,sft
,iSin the matter Of Jesse w. Walton, bank.
rupt. Upon the petition Of the assignee an
execution for costs was awarded and issued.
n. ln the matter of Thomas Rogers, bank.
rupt. Upon the petition Of William B.
G4eaten the creditors and bankrupt were or.
dered to appear on the 22dginstant to answer
the same. .--,-,->e---s.
lin she matter of William H. Martin, bank.
rnps. The assigned was ordered to report
his proceedings and deposit any funds In bis
hands in bank, as required By the rules of
this court, or show cause why be should not
bet6ued for contempt. a.ss2 u -
IN The matter of E. p. Wood, bankrupt.
j. al. .Hudgin was appointed special commits
sionersto take AN account of the liens and
their priorities upon thess-sankrupt's pro-
perry. - as!'G
In the matter of William r. Gregg, bank
rupt. William 3. Matthews was appointed
Special commissioned to take an account OF
liens upon the bankrupfs real estate.
In the matter of Jacob Kuopp, bankrupt.
The assignee was enjoined from executing
the order of this court Of the 11th Of No.
vember last, and directed to show cause on
the 21st instant why the prayer of the bank
rupt's petition should not be granted. ,sT
In the matter Of W. & E. G. Pullman,
bankrupts. The order entered herein on
the 11th Of November last was eDjoined,
and the assignee ordered to show cause ON
the 21st of this month why the bankrupts'
petion should not be granted.
- In the matter Of j. 81. NJ. Neblett, bank
rupt. The assignee was ordered to make a
deedto the purchaser Of the bankrupt's real
estate, all the purchase.money being paid.
In the matter Of A. j. Andrews. bank
rur. The petition of the bankrupt and the
answer Of John W. Wright, sheriff of the
city Of Richmond, was continued for hear
ing until the ed instant. l.. z
In the matter of William G. Taylor, bank
rupt. John c. Robinson was eDjoined from
selling the interest of the bankrupt in GER
tain real estate until the further order of the
court. ..,... .s, -,..., ...g
.. In the matter of Wesley Wright, bank.
ript. The assignee was ordered to pay the
bankrupt $500 as congressional exemption
out Of the proceeds of the sale of his cheses
In action. u.. 1rr1 ~. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

HUsrIsGs COURT, YEsrERDAY.-Joseph Bas-
ney (colored), indicted for burglary commit.
ted at the house of 8. D. Bene, was tried,
found guilty, and his term of imprisonment
in the penitentiary fixed at five years.
John Royal (colored), indicted for unlaw-
fully assaulting Gabriel Carter, was given
two years in the penitentiary. ".
. William Green, for unlaWfully assaulting
John Weightnlan, was sentenced to pay q
fine Of So and to be confined in Jail for one
day. e'.s t&. ~
Robert Tompkins, for unlawfully assault.
ing E. Bethel, wassentenced to pay fine OF
s5 and to be confined in Jail for one day. v
Z Frank Morris, indicted for assaulting Alex.
ander ROYAL, was acquitted. s4.> -. !.
Meade Haskins, Esq, qualified to act as
notary public for the city Of Richmond. a.
The court adjourned to meet at: II O'Clock
this morning, when it is expected Us. Rob-
ertson will be arraigned. and tried for shoot
ing Conrad Wagner. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

AN EsTERPgIsNG MUsICIAN.-Qne OF, the
officers of the penitentiary recently found
concealed In the cell of a convict perfectly
made and admirably toned banjo, which bad
been manufactured by the fellow secretly,
and with the display Of much ingenuity.
The strings were of waxed shoe-thread.
The skin covering the drum OF the instru-
ment consisted of the cuticular appendage
of cat killed on the premises. II had been
subjected to tanning process which per-
fectly Fitted 1t for the use TO which It was
yput. The, woodwork of the banjo was
quite neat, and was no doubt surreptitious
put together in one of the shops Of the in'
sttution. The musician had but short
time and few opportunities 10 exercise his
talents before the instrument was captured,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
DECEMBER IL. 1874.

,MATRnoNIAL,-The passengers by the
Thursday afternoons noFthern-bound train
on the Frederic icksburg road were naturally
inquisitive at the unusually bright scene at
the depot upon its arrival at the city OF
Fredericksburg. The gallant burg seemed
to have sent all OF its beauties and hand.
soonest beaUX to the train. Among the first
OF the van we saw was General FitZ Lee,
and we thought that he, as usual, was the
attractive cause of the gathering; but ere
long the best-lopking man to be seen emerged
from the brilliant, crowd that had sur
rounded him, having upon bis arm most
charming young lady. He turned out to be
Captain Henry i. Warren, the esteemed com.
mander OF the steamer keyport,a Of the
Quantico line, and the lady proved to be his
bride-nee Miss Alice Hurkauhp, OF Frede.
ricksburg.l The wedding had taken place
that afternoon at the Presbyterian church. a.
The church was thropged With the; best
people of Fredericksburg, among whom the
bride was great favorites and who were
very 10th to part with her, although she
gained such prince of husband while
they lost her. The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. DR.. Smith, and at the cenelu-
sion the bridal party and friends repaired
VIZ ASSiASASS Va GuC UtlNC ldIuCis "ucIC
amid the marriage merry-making the mo-
ments sped far teo rapidly until the arrival
OF the northern train, upon which the
happy couple took passage on their bridal
tour. They were waited upon By the fol.
lowing gentlemen ushers: Messrs. Henry
Kepler, Of Richmond; William Randall,
Of Baltimore, (the "gallous" /" Billy, formerly
of the Louisiana(; Emmett Brown, general
ticket agent Bay Line steamers, Of Balti-
more; Henry Thorburp, and DR.. George
&. Chewing, of Fredericksburg. Among
the distinguished guests present, were Gen
eral Fitz Lee, Major E. T. d. Myers, Cap.
tains Stratton and Biakey, of the Fredericbs-
burg road; Colonel Dan Lee, of Stafford I;
George Martin, Esq, of Adams Express
Company Mr.. Fredericks Burg, wife, and
children, besides Colonel James Hays, and
Major William Reese, OF Captain Warren's
staff on the Keyport. .tao
Never did the Keyport sail more smoothly
than on Thursday, with her precious matr.
monial freight, aud many and feryeht are
the prayers that her trip on that occasion.
was but a forecast of the smooth sailing of
her polite and efficient commander and bis
bride through life. "May< dey live long
undt prosper" -. ',.'' =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

PREPARATIONS FOR RECEPTION OF PEsI.
TERTIARY CoNvIcTs.- superintendent StrothJ
er was engaged yesterday in rcarfanging
the prisoners in their cells, to make room
in the penitentiary for over two hum
dred, soon to be returned by Mason Il
Hoge, contractors on the Valley rail-
road. In consequence Of the suspension
of their work, Messrs. Mason 6 ,Hoge
have notified the State authorities Of their
purpose to deliver up the men hired by them.
It is, expected that the General Assembly
will, in day or two, pass resolution cam
ceiling the contract with this firm, upon
their paying the amount due for hire, and
at the rate of $l00 apiece for some thirty or
forty convicts that have escaped. %'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

Police CoURT.-The following cases We're
disposed of by Justice White yesterday morn
ing: n,., D,
hum, aud Mary Barnum, charged with steal
ing twenty pieces Of pig,iron the property
of Asa Snyder s. Co. Case continued until
-. dn, - 80 10 !. ,-@'h.at- - !
". j. Kelley, charged on search warrant
with having in bis possession one lot of pig
iron; valued at:twenty dollars, the properly
of Asa Snyder g. Co.--Case continued until
o.day. .<tIr4 cAAnJIa .<7if = ~. - 81
Amanda Morris was fined S2 for using OBJ.
scene language in the street. J.l....,ie
sDaniel5Lyon was fined % for assautlng
George johnson with stick.
:. Samuel Bloomer, charged with un'awfuhy
assaulting and beating Francis Thompson,
was fined S5. 80 .r, ss:s =
John West and Steven johnson, arrested
for ,assaulting and beating each other. Case
dismissed on payment ofacosts. = - = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

A large number of relatives and friends as.
sembled at the Monumental church on
Thursday night last to witness the imposing
marriage ceremony of Mr.. William T.
HoldsWorth and Miss Amelia Friscbkorp, of
this city. The service was conducted in a
very impressive manner by Rev. DR.. Wood
bridge. Mr.. Wheat, the talented organist of
the church. discoursed sweet music for the
occasion. The hlppy couple, after receiving
the congratulations of a host of friends, left
on the northern train for bridal tour
through the northern States, followed by
the best wishes Of ALL a.. .ls-,'i HE",.lr.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12
Ranover is q GOOD ac psae,e. b. !. 10 aive IN I'm

Hanover is Good Place 10 Live I'm.
70 The Editor Of tie Dispatch
The family Of Mr.. John Dabney Layne,
resides in the county or Hanover, where he
was born .eighty.folr yearSago. In 1916 be
was married, to sDelisher Grubbs, and she
bore him nine children Three boys and six
gsrB-the Oldest now fifty.eight, and the
; ouDgest thirty-three. They are all now
lirng.f The old people are now enjoying
very good health. d Thefage OF Mir. Layne is
eight g-feur, aHd his wife IS emo year older
eighty-fye. They, have Gorty:iye grand
children and five great grandchildren. They
were both born in Hanover, and have never
lived anywhere else. q Soi by this, Il should
.hipk, Hanover must bea yeryago0d place to
i've in. 800. ,i.,,.,,;r. ]. w. iBkysaIpes. d i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

ELECTION OF STATE OFFIcIALs.-The Gene
raj Assembly yesterday elected the following
judges: Samuel Downing, for Lancaster and
Northumberland; George w. Easley, for
Giles and Bland !; and T. T. Bouldin, for
Charlotte. The election of Register Of the
Land Office and Superintendent Of Public
Buildings was to have taken place on the
10th instant, but By a joint resolution Of the
two houses it was made to take place yes
terday after the election Of judges. Major
Samuel II. Boykin was unanimously elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

Mr.. NICHOLS TO READ ONCE MoRE.-The
large number Of persons who have had the
privilege of hearing this distinguished eTo-
cutionist at Association Hall, will be glad
of the announcement that at the request of
a number of gentlemen he will read on
Monday evening again, at Assembly Hall.
The new and very tempting programme,
which will be found in our advertising
columns, and the charitable object for which
the reading will, be given, will crowd the
hall, and Mr.. Nichols never fails to amuse,
delight, and instruct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-12

OEE OF THE BEST PHOTOGRAPHERS in this city
Is orr friend DAVIES Of the Lee Gallery. He eis at
30: $40 Main street, and when our friends wish
TIER pictures taken hey osnsos 90 aiss 10 call at
the Lee Gallery. This gallery has . splendid aud
well-earned reputation. It does good work Mt rea-
sonable prices, and deserves well or the public -
Religious Herald, MGrch l9, 1874