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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

Among the numerous articles Doc.
LEYs YEAST POWDER is used for, are
the celebrated Vienna rolls, which are
so delicious, pAlatAble and healthy. II
you have not the recipe, send three.cent
stamp TO Dooley b Brother, New York,
and you will get II, together with many
other valuable cooking receipts, by re.
turn mail,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

By the use Of deleterlous baking pow.
der, bread becomes, instead OF healthy
food an unwholeSome mass, running
the digestive organs. This danger may
be avoided by using only DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder, which is de.
cided by chemists 10 be perfectly whole
some,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

BAKER's Con LIVER OH, LIME AND
WILD CHERRY increases flesh wonder
fully, and gives the COnsumptlve new
lease Of life. Pleasant as 9 syrup or
cordial. JOIN Q. BAKER g Co, Phils-
delphis, and druggists generally.
dec92.d4t.sRt&w.4t.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Fragrant and Delicate OdOrs.

Each flower contains q fragrant sub.
stance, and the separation of this sub.
stance In a manner so as 10 retain ell Of
its sweetness, requires the greatest ex.
pericnce and care. DR.. Prices Unique
Perfumes are prepared by process
that so retains their natural fragrance.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

FIREMAN SCANNBLL, Of Ph@nIx No. 2
found 3 snake about twelve inches long in
side OF . goose yesterday. 1t was partial
" coiled up between the heart and liver
and when exposed to view struck out
vtoiouely like true serpent. It can be
seen ct 6ray'S drug store.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Deals directly NIah Nature.

In extracting fruit flavors, DR.. Price
deals directly with ma ure, and leaves
the use Of artificial extracts TO those
who have not the chemical knowledge
TO extract from The true iruits. DIR.
Prices Special FlAvOring Extracts are
conceded to have no peers in the mar
Lat
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
HOSIERY.

Ladies, Alssss, and chldFenb Hoslsgy from q % a
doaen up 70 the nHest goods. Al tie newest asd nTs
less deegns u hosley represented 10 our sOck n
Ailk, Cotton and MeFine. =
thing Of beauty is q joy forever"
and BEAUTIFUL aioekln are now eo6sidsFed ~ lnd,,.,
aAbla paH u female attire,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS

ye Richer display Of eolOhnss and brilliant saeess
hh season than for many yeAFs past and are FeoeV
stock.
TaS mixed COSTUME CLOTHS range In price from
o0e. yard TO e9.00, and on ov.prleed bRRs8 COCOA
Iro~ ioe yard up, many Of them being e SasotlES
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
.srhere's Nothing Like It,"

1.-THE best we ever used" "Find 1t
much cheaper than others" "Can tes.
tify to Its superiority" Extracts from
letters to the manufacturers Of boo.
LET's YEAST POWDER.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
EOURNING DEPARTMRNT.

BFsneA and Ensilah Grapes, Grenadines and Oraan-
dies, BomhaaineA Hsnrstla Cioth 81 90 up. frsssh
0aAhmefe, bOe. up, piaEFH Clolh, ssFsss, IassrSsa
We make up fun suits Of MOURNING from msssSr.
A snon noeee. houFning Jet JeWelEy, and an Snsh
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
To Dxspeptlcs nnd EnvaIId..

Biscuits, rolls, bread, cake or pastry,
made with DooLEY's YEAST POWDER,
can be eaten with impuniIy aud rel
ished by the most sensitive dyspeptics
as healthy aud nutritious.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
SHAWLS, MANTLES and WRAPS

nndA Valley CashmsroS SAaWl from $1,000 up EndiA
Rilod CentsFS At $1,000 and up,
Real Deoea, CheddA and Elriped India ghaul. ns1v
designs, from el000 upWardS Also fun llnes niiiss
French and German BhAUs Ia beautiful new VlyioS az
ne De-! and most reliable manufacture PARA Nan
Berlin from a0O0 Wv ~ -
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
LORD & TAYLOR,
NEW YORK. =

We INFORM TIE LADIES OF VIGK6BUR2
THAT OUR MAIL AND EXPRESS DEPARTMENT. ~
NOW 90 THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED, ffiRF CAN %
THEIR SHOPPING IN aEW TORK WITHOUT TUB
EXPENSE or TRAVELLING THERE, WEGkND BAM-
PILES on PIEOE GOODS WITH PRICES PLALHaY
MARKED. AND CATALOGUE on LADItG, hIl
AND CHtLDRENB FURNISHING GOODS BK MAIL
TO APPLICANTS WHO SIND Us TtHlR PR0RzB
PLAIN CLEARLY THE KIND on GOODS WAMTED,
We SELDOM FAIL IN SUIrINQ THEN. FROM Tun
PRINTED CATALOGUE THgY CAN ALWAYS MAKE
BKLECTI0N or GARMENTS THAT WILL GIVE
HATtBRACTI0N, AND IT Is ONLY NRCEBaARY T0
GIVE THE PR0PER hKAsuREhKkTa 10 INBURn
RIiCQRag
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

RILEY-on Tuesday, December Is, ct 8
O'Clock p m, sYBALIA A. CURRn, wife Of
John n. Riley, Of Madison parlsh, La.
Lake Providence. La, paper please copy
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
Ladies' and Chlldrens Suits and
Fine Under Clothing.

Thess dspaFsEsats embrace evUYyhlng psFsalnlna %
FoE fun particulars 80 catalogues.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
The I.nte DR.. G,nnern.

All who knew the late DIR. CapeEs or
trusted him as q friend and medical
adviser, admired him for his talents
aud high professional attainmenis, and
loved him ss a man, will read with in-
terest anything that recalls the memo
ry OF his many virtues. We, therefore,
transfer 10 our columns with great
pleasure, tie following from the New
Orleans Democrat:
"Died, on he morning Of December 2,
1871, a. the residence OF bis friend and
former partn, r, DIR. W. L. Brickell, VI this
city, DR.. lie rand u. Capers, OF Vicks.
burg, Miss,
This most worthy gent emaE and respect.
able citizen had sought refuge in New
Orleans from the cares aud iatlgues oil
professional labor In the hope Of recupeTa.
ton, but It was ordered otherwise, and
after few weeks Of great suffering be
sank 10 his last rest.
DIR. CapeFs was native OF South Caro-
lima, and came OF line OF people Of whom
the late Bishop CAperB OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church vas q shining eXemplar.
He was an educated and most excellent
physician and surgeon, hlgh.toned and
punotillOus gentleman, q sterling patriot
-as exemplihed throughout the late war
firm and trustworthy friend, and q deVo-
ted husband and 70 theT. Not only house.
holds snffer when such men die; he 10 q
great loss TO the community In which be
lived. May Heaven protect and defend
those whom he loved and who were so do.
pendent on his eXertiOnB.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

YICEsBUEa, Dee. 93, 1871.
WAsHfHaToN HuTEz. LE

MAsHlaaAoA HuLEAs tE
D Geo Humphreys, Charles X ByrAa,
Port Gibson; Charley AeeFe, Ball GFouna;
@ b0usy, Du0kp0Fs; X Roaae#, a g
sOutherland. RsliYaF oeuatY, Ten Hegaa,
Mounds Station; james Sheridan, keene
n II; 8 Clark, Syracuse, y 70 IN
Browne, Texas; " v AeClelians Laf =
Loss Walton. BoltOns;J q Duniap, eteasz-
er Iron Mountain; 3 l. AtWateg, gciun-
bus, MlSsi n Bond, Albany, n Z; Lee
Wells, w 4 harrison, Y II AEmstaA4s
J Jackson, Miss; w y Pegrhm, CITY; " >
Ballard wife ahd three eklldFea, Edwardes
A B CGskey, City; jobs hanna, Monroes
4 D Howell, Sparta, La; Ben HuTsh, nems
phls; 7 7 OTend0G, BhaFkey cenntY; John
Howard, Meridian; Hugh Clark. Rolllnz
Fork; ChaS Mulh0llapd, City; Wm 3
Shields wife and daughter, Benl0m0na,
Misc; Nose Rels, SunhoWer county; 3 8
Christian, Louisiana; Marshall Brown,
JohHsnnville, Miss; J ] Harper, Mss;
John 2 HaFrls, MoIt0n, Miss; W RL0Hfy,
WinnsbOrough, La; Geo IA Rigby, w B
Ragan, jackson, Mss F; q A Preston, John
o COwan, v s&TRk X; Thomas W watts
and wife, Madison parish, La; Vim JOnes.
Grand Gulf; Henry L Mayer, Lssaauens
county, Mss John COhan, Dayton, Ohlo.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

The passage In Prof LOngiellOW's
poem Of "KeramOs" alluding to Japan,
has been translated into The language
Of that Empire, and q copy Of Il vFe.
sented 10 the poet. It will be an apprO-
pirate counterpart, In bis library, Of the
"Psalm Of LiHe," which hsngs there
translated into the Chinese language.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
DIED.

FRYAR-Dlsd, as Red Bone, In this
county, Of pneUmtHIa, J. ,. FRTAs, In the
6SdyeAr OF bic age. a
Gods nobIsst wOFk--an hOnest nan.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS.

shesungs, PiIoS Cloths, Blankets, QuIlI, Comlorts.s
PIES Eanne, and In fact every article required n thl
hne, We always sell at manuiaciuTerI' prizes.
mmte Goodl and Linens, from the anesl white Can-.
PIC pest Linen DamaAk OF ell grades and quail
lue9, and o. aaiAiaetoTy nrleas.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

FROM the publishers, T. B. Peterson
b Bros. Philede 'phia, through Warren
G. Kain, Vicksburg, we have received
"That Lover Of Nine" a love story, by
the author Of that Girl Of Mine," and
II will be found 10 be superior In bril-
liancy aud interest, even to its prede-
cessor. 1t is q love story, pure aud sim.
pie brilliant, yet dependent on no spice
Of improperly for its brilliAncy or i'm
terest. The character Of the heroine,
Phyllis Martyr, is drawn from real lie,
with ell of those delicate shades and
sudden flashes of light which distin-
guish the girl Of our times. She partly
tells the story, of which her lover, the
daring, warm hearted, Arthur Stanley,
is the hero. Trials aud troubles Of
true love that would not run smooth,
perlls by food and field In Texas,
scenes from fashionable New York life,
and quiet pictures of domestic hearth.
stones, wrought into g whole Oflntense
interest, form 6 volume, Of which no
page can be skipped oven by the most
jaded novel-readeE, and, In the end
"ThAt Lover Of Mine" proves himself
worthy Of the heroine's true aud con-
slant love. The volume 10 Issued In
uniform style and price with THAT
Girl of Mine," with Mrs. Burnelt's
"Theo," aud "Pretty Polly Pemberton,
with "Bessie's Six Lovers," "The
Amours of Phillippi" aud with Mrs.
South worlh's great aud popular novel,
THE Red Hill Tragedy" Price Fifty
cents q copy.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
LIST OF LETTERS
RemaiHlag IL ths Poss-OGes Gt Fioktburg.
WaTsa COuasy, Aisstssigpi, on the
S5lh o. December, 1877.

LADTRs' List.
Alexander, " B Jackson, Jennie Miss
Clitt0n, Mandy Mrs Jefferson, Mise
Coleman. Nancy MIS- Jones, a niss ff1rl
Churchill, 3 kaln. Belle Mics
benson, Ellen MTB LOakings b Mrs
Davis, Sarah Moore, L hisS (eoI)
DavingpOrt, l. Mrs MnEratti, N MEs
Elliot, Nellie Miss MoGOwan, Mlss
EmOre, Lucl hias AoGas, John Mrs
EVRns, Il Mrs Moore, Nancy Misc
Gaines, Lucy Hiss Noiand, Mary Mise
Glass, Alice Miss NOonAn, ] Miss
Hammondss Susan Reas. Susie (e0ll
Hollens, Letue AFe simmons, a Mise
Holmes, = Niles Thomas, Ella Misa
HOllingswOTth, A wheeler, Jennie Mrs
johnson, q Miss WIlson, Laura Mise
JOhnsOng, B Mrs Young, MollI0L
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
GLOYEG.

KA, slk Isle Thread and Msslno Glsyes az ths ns,y
ooloFs and shapes, 10 great variety.
LsId TAyioT'a KID Gloves, battons, WaFraalsd. A
Vi.oo per pair, price last season 81 90.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
FURS.

Alaska Seal saeques, from o65 OOup.
Alaska Zeal Nuts from $500 up.
Alaska Seal iloaa from &c. 100 up.
Mink Mufs and Boa, from aishO eel. inward
Bllk FuT.lned Garments, from $500
ALASKA sable Sets, from $50.
A good aet Of Purs a. low as o5OO
g Our Goods are all arst-elass Wa make A Mia
@ h aoFde eEaety and 70 the interest Of puEchiSl
we guamnlsa a purchases 10 Be- satafaetOEy 20 buys
ana eAne Ieady 70 remedy all eFFoFs We lavts oFds
convinced thai arst trial will insure u DE regular O
tom hereafter
Al oFden for Goods to be accompanied By he moasE.
o. ghere parties wish Goods will Be sanl b. RxpGG
o. o. D. Where the remittance 4 100 large We aWaVs
return the difference
Broadway and Twentieth ST.
Grand, ,Chrystie and Forsyth Sts
NEW YORK.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
ALSO.

Lace cAmbe Linen and SILK Handkerchief, and bsau.
s. Escssfsels all prices from 9oe. upward and ali
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
UOTTON IN NEW YORK.

SEW YORK, Dec, 26-Evening--Cotton
quiet. Middling Cpiands, llHc; Middlirg
Orleans, liAc. Saies 0f 63S bales.
Consolidated net receipts, 1865 .65 bales.
Exports: TO Great Britain, j9li bales; to
France, S,Sq7; to the Continent, 20, t22; to
the Channel, 2,5Cj.
Receipts: net, l,lE3 bales; gross, l,O4S.
Futures steady with sales VI 1 ~ bales !:
December, llOs@llO9; January, llO9@
ii 10; February, II l9@ll 90; March, l,S0@
II 81; April, II IL; May, ll,.3Gll.6t; June.
II IS; July, u.7l@il.72i August, lLT5g
II II
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 26-Cotton demand
steady, with sales OF T,lO0 bales.
y dinary, sHc; good ordinary, 9Hc; low
middlIng, lOHc; middlIng, l08o; good mid
ding, li5Sc; mlddllng fair, ilKc. Receipts !:
q daysj net, lS9ll bales; gross, lS10l.
Exports: none. Stock on hand, 3O9,1 ,155
bales.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28
RIVER NEWS.
sroHAL sEHvIca nEroEr.

Above low Changes.
stations water. Rise. Fall
Feet. In's. In's. In's,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-12-28

Held for postage.
Persons calling for any OF the above let.
ters, will please say advertised"
II. R. PEASE, Postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
Personal.

Both houses OF the General Assembly
have now passed the resolution looking to
the appointment Of joint special commit
tee for the purpose OF investigating the con-
dition Of Colonel G.. F. Strother, Superin-
tendent OF the Penitentiary. Colonel Stroth-
er is now at the residence OF his brother, in
Culpeper county.
The proposition OF Colonel J. i. Peyton
for the settlement of the public debt Of Vir-
ginia looks to the appointment OF commit
tee Of eminent bankers and Hnanciers to re-
port plan. The old slacKinnon scheme
for the curing OF all our financial woes has
also been revived by northern parties.
Mr.. Dooley made fine speech In the
House on Saturday, while the medical ex-
aminers' bill was under discussion, in an
swer to the imputation that the. measure
was in favor Of Richmond ring, :.
The cutter Undine, filled with beauX and
bellies, and with 4 better team than ever,
was out Saturday morning until the rain
came up. The craft was herself able enough
to stand the storm, but for fear that her
freight might melt away the pilot headed
her for port just as the clouds were most
generously refreshing the earth with watery
donations. II. II ~. .Iar. IL
Tomorrow evening DR.. George W. Bag
bv (Mozis Addums) will lecture in the hall
OF the House Of Delegates on the cold Vir-
ginia Gentlemen" a. 80
Auditor J. B. Royster slipped on the icy
pavement Friday night, and fell with con-
siderable force. He was suffering about the
shoulders on Saturday. and had to call in
doctor. z,@,sf
The connection Of Mr.. E. Fl. Smith, Jr.,
with the United States District Court as q
deputy clerk, was severed on Saturday. Mr..
Sr:ith contemplates going into the leaf-to-
bacco business.
Saturday, Mr.. Herndon was, at bis own
request, relieved from service ON the Joint
special committee for the revision OF the
criminal laws, and General Bradley I. john
son was appointed in his stead. Richmond
thus becomes represented on the committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

DIvIDESDs.-The directors. of the City
Fire Insurance Company-Asa Snyder,
president, and +. B. Meade, secretary -havc
declared a semi-annual dividend OF four per
cent, free OF taxes. The City Fire Is
steadily building up large and profitable
business, has accumulated assets amounting
to over S240,O and we'll deserves the sue
cess it has attained.
The Richmond Fire Association OF Vir-
ginia-H. Il. Ellyson, president, and Robert
T. Brooke, secretary-has declared divi-
dend of four per cent, free Of all taxes.
This Is one Of the youngest OF our insurance
books equal to p many 20 older companies, and nd
has assets over s23O,OOO.' 1t promises to be
worthy successor OF the old Richmond
Fire Association.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
THE WEATHER ON SUNDAY.

WASHINGTON, January 6.--For the South
Atlantic States during Sunday, higher ba-
rometer, slight changes in temperature,
westerly winds. and clear or clearing wea-
ther will prevail.
For the Gulf States, higher barometer,
northwest to southwest winds, stationary
to rising temperature, and generally clear
weather.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, sta
tionary or falling barometer, variable winds,
and light rains OF snow, followed by rising
barometer, winds shifting to colder north
westerly, and partly cloudy weather.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
stationary to rising temperature, cloudy
weather, partly turning into sleet and snow,
with northeast to southeast winds.
Cautionary signals continue along the
South Atlantic coast, and are ordered thence
to Massachusetts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

JANAUscHEK TO-NIGHT.-It Is to be hoped
that the weather will be favorable tonight.
and that all who desire to do 30 may be able
to see the great actress in her inimitabie
personation Of Mosenthaps "Deborah." !"
Her Interpretation of this great play is
grand indeed. and Janauschek deserves to
have u fine audience. ss:
During her engagement Janauschek will
be supported by Mr.. John A. Stevens, who
is represented to be talented actor. She
will also have full and powerful dramatic
company. Tomorrow night Chesney Void
win be presented; "Wednesday, Mary Stu
art; Thursday, Macbeth. The plays Tor her
benefit on Friday, and for the matinee y
IP. NJ. Saturday, have not yet been an an
nounced. 55 S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
IMPORTANT CLOTHING FACTS

First. That WILKINSON 6 WITHERs, 1907
Main street, having positively determined to 60 out
Of the clothing business the expiration OF their
term of partnership, March IA. 1877, will from
this date sell for cash. at and below cost their stock
Of Mems, Youths, and Children's Clothing and
Furnishing Goods
Second. That WILKINSON s WITHERs are going
out Of the clothing business because they have other
business claiming their time and attention, which
they prefer to follow In the future.
Third. That having Inadvertently gotten into the
clothing business, WILKINSON & WITHEns deter
mined to prove that they could 1t successfully,
and having satisfied themselves and the public, as
they believe, of that fact they willingly retire and
leaye the business to those who prefer II, with best
wishes for their honorable success. r
Fourth. WILKINSON & WITHERs invite all to
come and get the benefit of their cosing-out sales,
and Wishing all happy New-Year.
They arc YOUR FRIENDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

: DEATH OLA CRY OFFICIAL 1fr. Zaccheus
Smelling, weighmaster Of the Second Mar
ket, died Saturday afternoon at his resi-
dence, No. e1O Fifth street, from rheuma.
tism OF the heart. 1fr. Smelling was u
truly good man, and endeared himself to q
large circle OF friends and aequaintances in
this city. He had been for many years a
patient sufferer, and it is to be hoped his
death was happy release from all pains.
He was true Christian, andior years alead-
ing member of the Second Baptist church.
The deceased was the father. Of Messrs.
William and John D. Smelling. His funeral
will take place Monday afternoon at half
past O'Clock from his late residence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
lI5 : 80 } - = : - -7l-t.t 4.
MANCHESTER NEWS. /;

1.-THE coolest Inhabitants y mite in the
opinion that Saturday was what the Hon.
MIR. Cusbin' would call "the wust day In
the worruld." Our streets were slushyan
slippery, and our people were decidedly
surly; at least, they were In no good humor.
News items were scarce, and, in fact, had
they been plentiful it would have been DIFF
fcult 10 get them. The markets were well
supplied but poorly patronized, and every
the observation-disclosures antics OF the clerk
Of the weather.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08
e,on.eryatiye Meeting.

]. RICHMOND, january {, 1871:
Tho Conservatives Of this city and OF tne
State generally, who may fnd 1t practi-
cable to attend, are requested to assemble IN
the hall of the House Of Delegates this eve
ming at o'clock for the purpose OF con-
sldering the grave issues, involved in tne
solution OF the presidential controversy,
and of adopting such moderate and tempe
rate resolntions as will give assurance to Iaa e
country that Virginia IS LOYAL and TRUE 70
the UNION and tia CONSTITUTION; and tnat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

WHAT TT CosT TO STEAL HALF A Dozen
MACKEREL.-In the Hastings Court on Sat-
urday, King Howe. charged with stealing
half dozen mackerel and half pound OF
tea, pleaded guilty, and was sent to jail and
the chain-gang for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL. following is list Of the pupils
on the roll OF honor at the Richmond High
School for the past week. Senior Glass Ida
C. Cox, Louie Minetree, Annie B. Pace,
Mary Rady, Rebecca L. Taylor, Clarence
Sutton. intermediate Glass: Bella Cohen,
Carrie Drew, Alice Ezekiel, Jennie Fox,
Ida F. Ragland, Gertrude Smith, Blanche A
Turner, Rachel Van Wort. Junior Class
Belle Brown, Fannie Blake, Fannie Cox,
Stella Hagan, Julia Smith, Jennie Whittet.
Charles Bailey. .. .,,...
Attendance for the week, IS per cent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

POLICE Court, ,SATuRDAY-Justice Joseph
j. White presiding.- case OF Isaiah
Fields, charged with cutting Thomas Smith
with a knife, was continued till the 9th.
Both parties are colored boys. ....!l-, - Z
Charles Johnson, o vagrant, was conmit-
ted to jail for three months.
rHorace Terrell (colored), charged with
stealing plane from L. A. Wetzel, was ac-
quilted. .s
Richard Lyle. drunken character, was
committed for ten days. ,n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

! Bennett twice in the face, the second blow
knocking him to the sidewalk, which. was
soon stained with Benefits blood. Then
May coolly sat down for an instant on Ben
nett's body, and, rising, walked leisurely
away unmolested.. Bennett was assisted to
! the clubhouse. ,s 5.,,.,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

DIscHARGED.-S. Schwartz, charged with
-receieYing cow from Lee Faudrey, know
ing the same to have been stolen from T..
P. Odell, was tried in the Hastings Court,
and acquitted by the jury without leaving
their seats. Z.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

REVENUE CoLLECTIONs.-The following
were the United States internal revenue
collections for the week ending Saturday !:
Monday-holiday; Tuesday. $6,672.S6; !;
Wednesday, S5,447.97: Thursday, S3,532.71; !;
Friday, $6,197.12; Saturday, S9,326, 3S-to-
tai, S2S.177.04. ,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

OPINION Of DR.. R. 8 STEUART, president Mary
land Hospital Baltimore: r ~ have used
CoLDEN's L1EBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF
AND TONIC INvIGoRAroR for more than year,
and recommendit as one Of the most efficient prepa-
rations I have ever met with. 1t combines the yif-
tues of food and tonic in remarkable way"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

THANKS TO DIR. CURRY-A Cory OF Els
ADDRESS REQUESTED FOR PUBLICATIoN.-O
the evening OF DR.. Curry's lecture on ''The
South" q large, brilliant, and intelligent
audience assembled in the hall OF the House
of Delegates. ...
The meeting was called to order by eS-
Governor Smith, delegate from ,Fauquicr,
who introduced DR.. Curry to the audience.
His address was listened to with marked
attention, and elected frequent manifesta-
tions Of approval. At the conclusion Of it.,
on motion of General Bradley I. Johnson,
senator from the city OF Richmond, it was
Resolved, That the thanks Of this assem-
blage are hereby rendered to DR.. Curry for
the able, statesman-like, and eloquent adj
dress which we have just heard from him.
On motion OF Colonel Lawson Eastman,
senator from Fauquier and Rappahannock,
it was r-..
Resolued, That Dr.. Curry be requested
to furnish q copy Of his address for publi-
cation, so that it may be generally circu-
lated. ....s..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-08

PUBLICATION DIsCoNTINUED.-TheA Ashland
Ne,os, published monthly 1T Ashland, and
which was announced to appear weekly the
1st of January, has been discontinued for
want OF advertising patronage.