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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-17

out Of doors, as l once expected. I've
never been afraid that Choker really
would haunt me, though I'm trihe su
perstitious for / think he couldn't find
much fault with me, as he had no rela-
tions, never made a will, and couldn't
take either his handbook or his house
and farm into the other world with him.
And, now, you have the story, and you've
promised to keep my secret until the last.
You can see now, perhaps, that Choker
and | were really only good deal alike.
I'm four inches taller than he was, for
one thing, and my nose is higher, but
there's good deal in moke-up."
Those were almost the last words Cho-
ker's ghost ever spoke, for his end was
very near, and it was not until
"Death had taught him moro
Than this melancholy world doth know"
that the doctor let Grabtown know the
sequel Of its ghost story.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS
CENTAUR LININrI
One kind for iile Human vo..
The other for Horses ana %


One kind for iIle Human
The other for Horses ana '
These Liniments are simply tbo
the world. Their effects are Htl,
marvellous.
The White Liniment is for the b.
lily. 1t viii drive Rheumatism S...
Neuralgia from the system cur.,
Chillblains, Lock- aw, Palsy. ltal
Cutaneous Eruptions ; it exuor..
frozen hands and feet. and the i..'
and stings of yenomous reptiles. .
swellings. and alleviates pain Of
When sprains or bruises occur
potent remedy ever discovered tl
jured parts. The Ceutlur Lipi,m
with great efficacy for Sore Thrssl r.
Caked Breasts, Earache, and n.
The following is but saml, nj,
testimonials
" INDIANA HOME, I'M, MAY % l,-,.
" / think it my duty to Inform
have suffered mach with ,y'.
chords. A few bottles of Cars..
has done the work for ne. a'.'
free from these sWelliHgs in ci,I...
| am perfectly well. Inc Iinio.,...'a .'a
be applied warm.
BEyINya
Tho proof is in tho trial. Iti.-H
handy, it is cheap, and every IA
have the White Centaur Liniuc
The Yellow Centaur Linimyati
the tough muscles, cords and g.,
and animals. 1t has performed
ful cures, in three years, of Sra.a
Wind-galls, Scratches, Sweeny
Lameness, than all other'remaI
ence. Read what the great Ex.raE
Of it:
NEw YoRK, JananI
Every owner OF horses sAoa.a L
Ccntaur linlment a trial. Neer
best article ever used in our siag.,
Il. MARSH, Supt. Adams TX. >ra.
Il. PULYz, Supt. L. >. In. Stnip
ALAhrr >. ULlN, SJpt. Nat. ENN
y"
The best patrons Of this Linimq .
riers and Veterinary Surgeons. rlo
tinually using some Liniment. ltt
Wounds and poll-evil, removes sa.
is worth millions of dollars ANNALS.
ers, Liyerr-mon, Stock growers >a
and those having horses or caJl,
What a Farlior cannot 10 for
tam Linimont will do alta trGls
These Liniments arc sold by
throughout the country. They ap
ed by the proprietors, and bat
given to any Farrier or PhysieialF
TO test them.
Laboratory Of j. p. Rose
4j Day ST., Nav loAA
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TAX II NOTzGE.-". ,laf
be 6sifeUsd Fh0HSh he spsca' 4
CHROMOS. 4.

world, embracing oVer$,
Paintings and Choice '.a
larged ART Rooms. N.
popular subjects at rookie
The Falls Of the Rhine, s1
mantic and grand ; Scea' ..
hanna, one Of the hits OF u.
1927 ; Lake Lucelne' S".
most beautiful lake in Tue
Bella, a charming scene I'D.
ally, companion to toe
Boston Light, a bcaaii'a. :.
in great demand ; OId ""
White Mountains, N@g''4p
port, Saratoga, GatheI
the Sea Shore, Paddyia pi.
Virgin Vesta, Snow a.oI.
Fruits, and other 2lNau 'o.
Business Cards, SUNDAY
Statuary, MOltoes, b'"'G
etc. Also the finest a.i "
assortment of 9xll C6'li'I
white mounts, blue line gI'
gold line. Our stock em,,'a.. ".
desirable for Dealers, A T, sgD. =.
nurnoses and MI should
and quality of work. Inr ,'S,
can realize an independtl.I., \,
cality by takingan ageH'lp pa,
ed and framed chromos'
Illustrated catalogue on lI,'s
Send for So or S. outll'' :,
j. LATHApS
419 Washington st" D'
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A NEGRO at Montgomery, Ala, re-
Gently fell down well 100 feet deep.
When interrogatod as to whether he was
badly hurt, be iep.ied that he felt con
sidible shuk up. like, but guessed twas
muffin dangerous"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-17

6FILKENs always insists on spelling
needle, niedle. lie says every needle
should have au eye in it. Sew.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-17

a GIRL al twenty says, "Whom shall
have ?" At tbilty she asks, "NYho
will have me ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-17
THE EYES 4! THE /
DIR. Il. II. PAR
ocssliast and Aui
a ETER a E,1;OVnACTg,

a ETFEl a E'At<sTRACTCB
Ia ness Of more than iiveyu.
has made bimsclf'thoroughly aai.
~ acquainted with all Di,ea,.
ana IS now practicing with asl.s
passed in the United states.
All operations performed, such
mas, or crosS-eye, Cataract b., DO.
lion, Depression or ABSORPTION. /!
deshy membrane growing oy,rl.la
ton OF NtaphylOma, on bul-ir-o.I
Artificial Pupil, listula, LugmWl
ing Of the tear passage, and all d,I
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes insorteQ witmI
PAM and pussvssiu. all ,ho uW
bril!iancy OF the real eye. Ah
constantly on hand and for sl'.H
prices. The Doctors I've h4.a
ment and euro OF all nervous d.
all over this coast.
Thankful 90 those physicilr Vi
him eases for operation, he h9 8,
yersala success Will Nargaatt,tl
their confidence. His criclUe
Is co-cNtcnsiye with h;s success
are presenting themselves, iU o.
operations, lloei New York a, !.
monthly. Many patients oH
Doctors Office daily, in liutu.
coYcry.
OFflcE -537 Clay streei,
Plaza, san Francisco.
TAKE NOTz(E.-s,g ,'@
be 6siisUsd Though he sps es'i
Reports are in circulation l.o
country that have retired um
! haze gone to tho Atlantic y.
IN Europe, Nc., &e. To thos
say that The report has been &
tlnn for tho furthcrance VI o.u'
are trying to obtain, illeghn
practice. The rel urt has h.s.
ltlnelant mountebanE, and
truth, as ! am at my Office dlt-
to about sixty daily patitns
r.. IA. PARIIlO
7o7 Clay Sue
my25-ly. SAN III.
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.D"i ih Star A0ds's, .9To. "a, I. q. % p.
Holds is regular meetings at OpD FllLows'
HALL, NcaYerville, every Thursday evening,
abroad are cordially invited to attond.
L. L. JONES, n. G.
c. ". CRAIG. RS. janl
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THE best Of prophets Of the future is
the past. ByyoH.
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FREMONT HOTEL.
AIN, IiET,
RED BLUFF.
WILLIAM P. MAYHEM,
Proprietor.

The Proprietor would most respectfully an
n0unce to hia many Old friends and also the
travelling public that la has leased this woll-
known brick hotel, and will at all timca be
found ready to wait upon all those who may
favor him with the lightof thcir countonances
The TABLE viii be supplied with the best
the market affords The ROOMS are large,
well ventilated and furnished with nov Spring
Beds throughout.
Janl. WILLIAM p. MAYHEM.
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stella EneampmenF, NO. ~, a. %. o. +.
Meets on the evenings of tho First and Third
luesdays Of each month at ODp FEIIows
HALL, Weayeryille, Mt O'clock. Patriarchs
from abroad are invited to visit us.
W. +. JUNKANS, C. p.
Z. W. CltAlG, Scribe. Jan
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

Trinity chapter, ~. 70, E. 4. NJ,
Meets on the Second and Fourth Tuesdays
of ench month, at Masonic HALL, Weaver,
Vile, ut O'Clock, p. NJ
0. G. ClJBloVIANSEN, II. p.
NJ. +. GRIFFIN, Secretary. janl
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IA. .I..I Z. % .E.A. . Y 4

Pitchers Castoria is a complete
for Castor Oil, and is as pleasant
Honey. Its particularly adapted
and irritable children. 1t de.1
asSimilates tho food, rcgulat. q
and cures Wind Collie. Few roma
oilicacions for Feycrishness, Cr
aad " hopping Cough. Casioria /.
and purely vegetable preparation
fectiye than Castor Oil and nai.lr
gripes. froPnrcd by Mcssrs. j: B.I
lO Dcy Street, New York, from {!
aamuol Pitcher, N, D., of Barns
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04
i WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES To-DAY.-W I Washington,
January 3.-For the South Atlantic States,
rising followed by falling barometer, west
crly to southwesterly winds, and slightly
warmer, clearer, partly cloudy weather will
prevail.
For the Gulf States, stationary and rising
followed by falling barometer, westerly to
southerly winds, generally warmer and
clear weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, rising
followed by falling barometer, westerly
winds, shifting to warmer southerly and to-
night occasional light SHOWS, but on Thurs
day generally clear weather.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
northwest to southwest winds; and con-
tinued cold, clear, or partly cloudy weather,
followed in the western portion OF the form
er by rising temperature and slowly falling
barometer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, WEDNEs.
DAY.-Judge Hughes presiding. ng.-Judge
Hughes arrived in the city yesterday, and
made the following orders:
In the matter Of Henry 0. Moss. e. r
Turnbull was appointed assignee in the
place OF G. II. Wendlinger, deceased.
In the case Of Aaron Edwards. The or.
der dismissing this case was set aside and
annulled.
In the matter Of D. A. Brown, Jr. AL
order OF adjudication was entered and the
case referred to Register Forbes.
In the matter Of John W. Brown. The
attorney for the assignee and creditors was
allowed q fee Of $50. EH4
In the Mutual Building Fund and Dollar
Savings Bank case Harrison Noting and
Joanna Virgins, depositors, were allowed
to participate in, the dividend, and the clerk
directed to check in their favor for the
amounts due. '>'"
In the matter OF j. F. Wingaeld. The
assignee's report Of sale OF the bankrupts
carpenter-shop, &C., was confirmed.
In the case of M. w. Grasswitt. The
order entered in October 1872, restraining
the Union Bank from paying over certain
money deposited therein, therein, was set aside t s and
Alischarge in Bankruptcy was issued to
Martin L. Fuqua, OF Bedford county.
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LOCAI MATTERS.

- - - .. q =
@ MORE DIvIDESDs.-Sinoe our Inst notice
the following institutions have declared
Ssemi-annuaI dividends, free Of all taxes:
The Virginia Home Insurance Company
D. J.. Hartsook; president, and B. c,
WherrH Jr., secretary-makes its regular
six-per-cent., division Of profits to its stock:
holders, adds largely to its surplus, land
foots UP assets amounting TO about s3oG,oo0
The Granite Insurance Compdny--G. G.
Walker, president, arid T.5G. Peyton, sec.
retary--declares a dividend Of five per cent,
and shows assets amounting to over $240, 900
This is solid and prosperous company.
The City Bank, of Richmond james II.
Gardner, president, and Edward Cohen,
.cashier-makes dividend Of four per cent
Its capital and surplus fund exceeds S140,.
900. AS bank of deposit anda savings in
stltution it has won the confidence Of our
community, and deserves the liberal patron.
are it receives.
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PERsoNAL.-Gcneral Joseph L. Johnston
has located here to take charge OF large in
surance interests. He has rented house
OH Grace street between First and Second.
Mr.. Meade G. Kemper, son and late secre-
tary OF the Governor, has returned to the
CITY, and will complete his medical studies
begun some months ago.
Major Samuel II. Boykin, Register of the
Land Office and Superintendent Of Public
Buildings, was quite sick yesterday, and his
friends fear that he has suffered relapse.
The Committee on Revision OF the Crimi-
nal Laws will probably clecta clerk to-mor-
row. There are several applicants. - =,
The Governor has refused n pardon to
Peter Keller, Of Petersburg, who is under
sentence Of three months imprisonmentfor
petit larceny.
Hon. R. b. Vance, Hon. I. J. Davis, and
General Nj. W. Ransom, OF North Carolina,
yesterday left this city for Washington.
The professors Of the University have
been invited to send to the clerk OF the
House Committee on Schools and Colleges
their views in relation to the bill proposing
to permit the Board OF Visitors to Tx the
salaries. Professor Minor opposes it.
A sleigh containing a young lady and
Mr.. Henry McCance capsized; near the cor
ner OF Third and Franklin streets yester-
day. The lady was severely cut about the
face and head, and the gentleman was
slightly bruised. They were taken into the
residence Of Mrs. ,Aylett and kindly cared
for. h. ~ -. ~, (
Judge Hughes entered a number OF Or
ders in bankruptcy yesterday, and will leave
to-day for Alexandria to hold court.
Senator Edgar Allan denies that he wants
thepostmastership of Petersburg, and states
that if. it were offered him he would de-
cline it. y. ~ -
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispstch.j

PREcAUT1oN WITH LocoAoTIvEs.-T re-
cent dreadful railroad accident at Ashta-
bula, Ohio, by which SO many lives were
lost, is creating some, apprehension MS to
danger on other railronds which are COM
PEELED to use two locomotives, as was the
case at Ashtabula. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad officers have adopted, a wise pre-
caution in this regard. In such weather as
is now prevalent they have, OF course, to
use two locomotives at certain sections OF
the road, but whenever q train thus drawn
reaches d bridge the front engine is de-
tached, and crosses the bridge alone, the
other engine following with the train loi
cars, Y1 - est{ {
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DR.. Curry's Lecture TO-Night-..COrrc-
.....r. +. .y spondencc. >.s .#t =

DIR. Curry's Lecture TO-Night-.-COrrc-
......uu t..s spondencc. ..f -. =
Professor j. II. M. Curry, Richmond: .
Dear Sir,-Thc undersigned respectfully
request YOU to repeat your lecture delivered
last night in the hall Of the House Of Dele
gates at as early time as may be conve-
nicnt. X. l.. BEAZLEY, :..
'I w. NJ. ELLIOTT,
......f JOHN w. DANIEL,
Is. T. JOHNSON, -
- W. T. TALIAFERRO,
-r,f WILLIAM WATTS,
..,.....r. JouN NEELY,
and the rest OF the senators and delegates.
Richmond, December 20, 1876. 4'''. g.
Il, ~, RICHMOND, VA, December p, 1876. >.
Hon., r.. S. Beaziey, Hon. W. N. Elliott,
Hon.. John W. Daniel, General b. Z.
johnson, General W. 7. IaliGferro,
Hon. William Watts, Hon. John 'Neety,
{. and Others: .s.;: =. .."i .'.'..s> s..''
Gentlemen,-I am deeply sensible OF the
honor implied in your communication oi
Yesterday asking me to repeat in the hall
of the House OF Delegates the lecture
lately delivered in this city. A request
coming from so large number Of the Gen.
eral Assembly I am not at liberty to de.
cline. : I designate Thursday night, the 4th
Of January, rs convenient time. ..,..o
Your obedicnt servant, -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

SENT, TO THE PENIrENTARY.-In the
sHustings Court yesterday the following
cases were disposed Of: ~ $50 s !esi1 .
: Ella Gatewood, charged with entering
Bette Jones's3 kitchen and stealing q poplin
skirt and basque of thevalue OF 81, and one
cloak OF the value, OF SO, was tried, con-
victed, and sent to the penitentiary for one
year. l,*.l,.. a.s...2 Il sat,'
Dudley Lee, charged with q second
offence Of petit larceny, was sent to the peni-
tentiary. for. one year. s5s.s, V. -
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The JAPs.-All who have seen the Royal
Yeddo Japs md their American allies are
greatly pleased. The entertainment they
present is novel and varied, and includes
the profoundest tricks Of jugglery, sleight-
of-hand performances, rope-walking Of the
best character, bell-ringing, and feats OF a
wonderful pack of trained dogs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

SUNDAY-ScHooL FEsTIvAL.-The children
of the German Sunday school OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South will be fur
nished with many pretty New-Year's gifts
at the school, on Leigh street, at O'Clock
l. ,,cvbf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

IHE icy fAFEHENTS-bREAk-SE ,Af-
RANGEAENTs.- many places where the
snow has been shovelled from the pave
ments the old caking OF ice has been allowed
to remain, and danger tor Life and ims is
greater than ever, ,sg.f Yg/ 9Hi, !
In some parts Of the city, little attention
has been paid to the ordinance in relatt0D
to removing the snow from the sidewalks
Those who have compiled with,t the city law
In this respect are patriotic enough to wish
every other person to do, or be made to do,
likewise. a number Of gentlemen have
asked that the attention OF the police be
called to the matter. .t2E - Efi.|'i
The chain-gang we're engaged yesterday
in clearing the snow from the pavements
around the Capitol Square. It is said by
city officials that heretofore this work has
been done by the State authorities there
being always at their command several hum
dred idle convicts), but that the Governor
has refused toperrnit n continuance of the
custom. However that may be, dozens OF
crossings that might have been cleared yes
terday by the chaIn-gaDg were neglected
because their services were needed In this
particular job. 4.< t~ :
The sickness OF Maior Boykin has doubt
less prevented the work Of entirely clear
ing the walkways in the Capitol Square
from DelnS 1naugurated. i ne paInS tnaC
were opened day or two ago will have to
serve for the present, it is supposed. !
/. Mr.. E. Crenshaw created somewhat OF a
stir yesterday among the spectators in real
estate. He went out with his sleigh, and
had in lieu Of the usual merry bells several
cow-bells of noble tone, not unlike those
adopted by certain real estate firm last
year when they offered for sale agreat num-
Der Of building lots in the West End. Seve-
raj persons stopped Mr.. Crenshaw and
asked him il Chaffin, Staples 81 Co. were to
have another sale of lots this snowy weather
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

|, BriefS.-Most OF our people think that It
lis cold. il Those having, doubts are requested
Ito promenade three or four times Gay on
Mayo's bridge. Rts ~. :. =. =
b Johnny Boston on yesterday went out
trading sleds.i;H He carried out with him the
sled used by his father in tile memorable
winter of 1857: when he returned home
lin the evening he had the same sled he
started out with. two others slightly DAM
aeed, q pair OF club-skates, two apples,
|t6irty-one cents in coppers, and forty"slx
screW-plug tops for next spring. Johnny
|is evidently destined 2or business-nla . !.
The fish-trnps in James river were not
a,roperly heated yesterday, and the fish sem
sibly avoided them s.;sk 49, @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

| POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY-Justicea DO
seph J.. White presiding.-The case OF
Thomas McNamee, charged with. shooting
w. w. Vaughn, was continued till the 18th,
Vaughn, by. treason OF his wound, being I'm.
fable to appear. Accused was recommitted
ito Jail. E........ d, III t!.iss5.gs ea 30.
+ owen Murtha, charged with being drunk
and trespassing upon the. premises OF Mrs.
Slater, and also with resisting the police,
was required to furnish surety in the sum
/ Of $3.50, and in default was committed! tI!;
William Deane was fined 50 for being
drunk and sleeping on a bench in the Sc
cond market. K. II !, s. - IlLts..i .
James Wood was fined S1.70 for being
drunk and using indecent language. t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

DIR. CURRY's LECTURE To-NIGHT.-Rev.
DR.. j. L. NJ. Carry will tonight deliver his
interesting lecture on the South in the hall
Of the House OF Delegates, which has been
rendered to him. Elsewhere will be found
the correspondence on the subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

On THE WAY TO WILLIAMsBURG.-Sheri
R. J. Gaulding, of Charlotte county, ,yarrived
in the city last night. having in his custody
J. NJ. Tucker, white lunatic, who is to go
to Williamsburg. At present, communi-
cation with the ancient capitol of Virginia
is suspended on account Of the ice in the
river, which prevents the boats from rum
ming,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

FLOWERS FOR THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS HoLIDAYs.-Handsom bouquets and bas
kets ofchoice flowers can be had at ToLER & HOOP
ER's hower-gardens, adjoining Hollywood cemetery.
Call and see as, or sendyour orders early.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

DAILY SOCIAL PRAYER-MEETINGs are held
during this week at the Grace-Street Pres
byterian church, corner of Grace and
Fourth streets, at 12 O'Clock, for one hour.
Free to all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

REPORT OF ADJUTANT-GENERALM McDoN-
ALD-ouR VOL uNTEER COMPANIES HOW
THEY.ARE ARMED AND EQUIpPED- SOME
soEDrE9s HAVE oyERc OATS FURNISHED
AND SOME HAVE NOT. s..,f ,,,,sb..,.,f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND TREsPAss.-
James Holerhan was arrested yesterday on
warrant charging him with trespassinlg
upon the premises of John Scott and as
saulting said Scott.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

EXTRACT of report from the celebrated physf-
clan, ERASMUS WILSON, of Lendon, Eng: = r 4
"Several severe cases of consumption have come
under my observation that have been cured By the
timely use of CoLDEN's LrEBIG's LIQUID Ex-
TRACT OF BEEF AND TONIC INyIGoRAToR.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

BIRTHS DURING TIE YEAR.-The sanitary
police commenced on yesterday to record
the births in the city for the year 1876. 3,
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NARROW EscAPE.-W While unloading. coal.
cars at the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
wharYes, yesterday, John Dena slipped
through the car with. the coal down the
shoot and into the hold OF the vessel For.
tunateiy, with. the exception OF few
bruises, he didn't seem seriously hurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-04

have anaiyzed the wHrsKEY known under the
brand Of '"E SELECT ,, controlled by Messys. WAL.
Ten D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va1 and find Il
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recommend It's use for medicinal, and family pun
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JANAUsCHEK.-The sale of reserved seats
for Madame Janauschek commences this
morning at Wyatt's. ,. ...-
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Veniren.en and Grand Jurpmen for the
Hastings Co,rt.-The following veniremen
and grand Jury have been drawn for the
next, term OF the Hastings Court: Yenire-
men-E. T. Edwards, w, j. Driscoll, P. S.
DAVIS, c. T. Davis, E.. Bourne, }. Fl.
Beleher, William Archer, Thomas Gala
CHAN, Charles Blunt, E. Fl. Dunford, James
Dornin, William Cooke, Louis Bowles, W.
Brands, J. C. Donley, R: J. Cooper, j. j.
Bosher, George w. Cox, Pleasant Goode.
John Burke, A. l.. Bradley, G. r. Gibbs, J.
S. Bouis, T. w. Bass. -. .1.
The following is a list Of the grand jul
rors: W. s. Jones, j. Ell. CottreIl, A. w.
Brockwel, D. X. Weisiger, r. A. Cobbs,
WI. Farley, c. Burnett, G. A. Pepple, Ro-
bert Beattie, T. NJ. Fendley, Edward Gala
CHER, P: r. Chry, G. w. Baugh, John MoX-
Walker, r. Fl. Brooks. G. c. Cox, James
Owens, A. McCrone, B.. p. Owens, Jesse
Rice, John D. Baird. lf I,s,a sf.Ga.