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R!GD2p'SA al RESTl2ATa.e

There IN well-kuown pripcin,e n rptvro
physsloiogy thst no vital sotlon can take Mas
oaVep th,ough the agency OF The n.rvoua sys
TEN. 1.-THE nerve power In my organ Ia ~
ened Then that organ 10 weak Ther. Ia a ram.
euy n the reach " all, ope that has ston, the
Vs. v,,a, Tor Or over half century, DR. Raard 5
sltal restorative nsS been srrutipigel and IN
dorsed by the Acadeuy OF Medicine in pa,i,
81 an inieliable specific for the above col,ta,ns
no pnohphorous, cantbafides or other u,,isons.
" pureIs vegetable, producing no reaction,
nil 80 ana p am, NE Ia saect Is sugar coated
ne hicneiieu, Paris, (Francs), or OF Or. 8.
Brown Sigesmond, proprietors. Ada,o.s
Room q, World Bqildlng,N. York. None GEN.
o oln i, wi,hon, the signature or s. Il. sgesmond
On tne s,de OF each box; send for catalogue.
noS OF 100 pills %, box OF 100 $40, sent by mail
upon receipt or price. Sold by ali Dryrista
p CERTIFICATE.
IN, raaris, July Is, lSI3-l9 Hue dc Ia Paix-Out
OF I9 patients, 81 were cured Within 10 DAYS
10 IN SIX weeks, 100 between two and th,ee
ihoh,hs, two between i've and six montha
III nine months. DIR NJ. PERRIGORp.
Medicin dc la iiopital charity.
u,, st. Louis, April 3, 1850,
had been Impotent for n humber of ve,rs
when ! commenced to take Records VITAL Re
slnralys. WITHIN three msuthg found my.
sen suddenly restored 10 my former hcalthtuI
'iso' anu 'he enre has been permanent.
know Mr. Vincent, whose name ia sSned
to the above certificate. lie Ia n friend Of
stated them. / N whvn ''"
Proprietor Grand Central ana an ~ E MAsS,
Hotel, 'f''"
NOTICE IS hereby given that 4. A. smith.
Of st. Louis, AID Il. l.. De Idsser. Al Nav,
YORK are no longer authorized / act ma
agents for Records VITAL Restorative.
CAUTION.
A former agent ofmine, of New York, Is now
advertising spurious initiation OF the cole
brated DR.. Records Vital Re torative nuder
me assumed name 81 Dir. Records Restorative
rms. To deceive the public even the testi-
mohials OF Drs x. Rlaucherd. O. Uhevnlier
from my circulars, Ask your druggist Tor
bioords VITAL Restorative. The geniine car
he mad of W. II. HOW'LL Il Bro, Druarists CaC7
Elm street Dallas, Texas '''
y. BROWN SIGESMNOD, MD.
General Agent for the United Statea and
South America.
.irud STAY ;, Tor descriptive Circular
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All OF Orr's buggles and carriages hay
Snruar,a nnfnrt n,hnnla-l 1 Q inch n-lnn

All OF Orr's buggles and carriages have
Servants patent wheels-l l-S inch axles.
Orr's Concord side-spring buggies OF
hung on equalizers and have steel bows, stee
ties and Ssrysn wheels.
Buy your buggies ct w. w. Orr, successor
to Sechler & Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all STYLES of Concord side-sprinc
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
Go and see 0rr's buggies and Carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send for prices
list.
Orr sells the best buggies for the money in
he worla.
Orr keeps all styles Of carriages, phetons
and spring wagons.
If you want to buy family carriage send
or Orr's cs!alcgla ali pdco lis.
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Engllal,Eemnrc Rittcra.

Asapowerful ira tonic and female regu-
lstor, this sombinsiou stands almost alone.
1t Is decidedly the iost valuable female med
icine ever offered tothe public, and Is held
In high esteem throshout the country. II
cures female weaknesses monthly suppress
slops painful periods, relieves the hystcrical
imparls iron 70 the Impoverished blood,
strengthens the debilietcd, inviGorStes tn,
body and restoros to hr,lth.
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sometaiag Nee ded.
At last a lamp chimney ia made

At last a lamp chimney is made which
does not break from draft, dsmpness, cold
sir or heat, what blessing Every one OF
our readers hiss no doubt ofien lost her or his
temper because, jus. NJ tho moment when II
lamp was most needed, the lust chimney IN
the house would break, we therefore advise
everyone to 20 10 d. Gosln and buy the
Dragon brand chimney, ask your grocer for
them az all retail dealers can DO supplied nj
the China Hall. The price is but tribe
higher than the common.
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A Gard.

TO all who are suffering from the errors
and indisc,etions of youth. nervous west.
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc. /
VIII send recipe that will cure yoI Nee q,
charge, This great remedy wss Discovered
py missionary in South America. Send a
sslt-a 'dressed envelope TO the Rev. ,Josenh
l. inman' Station d, New York city.
n2SdSswiy
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Rev. Drs. Jeter, Broaddus, ricklnson-Bsp.
IL IA endorsed by the direct personal testl-
Fnony of men ofnationai fame ana of striotest
tn"ech, IL 10 not too much 20 saY that no
n,licine ever had snch support IN Ito favor az
| nSclnc. iho word of any one of the emil
a,,S divines who underwrlte this antldotc 10
| uSIsshspsln has deserved weight Their united
~ Joined with the'sXperimented use and
n r%v yssaaroysl of the preparation by well known
ppm.sss,t,,ns removes sll doubt. II 10 beyond all
I m,t wonderful therapoutIcsl aaent -
Hu''''" 'eliglous Herald, Va.
|
| polb AZ. Waco, Texas, May %, 1873.
r., ro,h, h.ler & % Please find enclosed 81,
ior wnicn .;yish you 70 eend me at once ito
C,r ae'n NJ yyouasXcellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsin
,hinc ths, h%es ~ very IL and 1. ia the only
'h'"s u'"' hes her thatI can md. Yours,
| DAVID Y. DAVIS.
hn Ii,;n r n,un,o, Christian Advocate:
avsnem,a cnred tried virtue. lhavc seen
nnse nv psm, n npletely by 1t. itseemsI,
Ths =" ing,adien,s nrour irrational disease %
ries and have boon 'fiicnlt to se a"' 'p''"''a-
Rev .., R. r. L. Va psonoy'f D., Hampaen.slancy
medical iac"ity and III here BY the regular
lent tor indigestion and 1,,ie..,, ~ ~ eAGci'
tive, soporinc, tonic, sli,iy1s""sc f DVi WIN.
out nausea. " "P-' "i"-
Roy. DR.. Mapgum, Prof. L., AZ ,
Iconcur with Bishop Dogs Il, h Ia o.,,,,.,o
OF the Vert Pocket Cmc. :" "'' cs''iha'e
Messrs. Polk. Miller \ CO., r.,
The Vest Pocket Cure for dysbaaiTnhhun, o - r..
me more good than amy medlclS'h nus uone
My father, who Ia n regular l e,Ngs r'cd,
dorsos t. What will Yen take if,,sis ~, eno
| cansell quantities OF II IN thinnn Isoipey
hope i may find i,s way into eyetSonthcrn
Corin,h, Heath Co., Ga, a;sy II, yao@'
Mossrs. Polk, Miller &Co.:
Gentlemen; Please send mo anoth\,,n.
OF Vest Pocket Cure for Dyspepsla, ytuo
used the trialbattle and have no heslt6'."Nne
saving | believe II superior 10 aaN IN
| known ia the ,rblIc. ng
Ia. W. CuAL
PilotPoint, Texas, May IS, 1870.
Rev. Robert Watts. A. NJ, Va;
| have used the mixture IN nay Tamily Il
ten years, and have taken ~ fora dyspops
) colo which iroatened my life, and was cure,
eating any distwithont hurt. ! have recon
results. II IL the best tonic and corrective
ever knew. For prostration from dyspops
orllver disease 1t Ia invaluable.
Nessrs. Polk, Miller 4 CO.:
Gcnte Enclosed please find 70 cents, {
which please send by return mall two bottl
vest Pocket Cure. think II rs the best med
lcinc for dyspepia ever tried. Tho two bottl
Issnd for are for two other parties, ,orr
Respectfully, GEO, ELLIOTT,
Nnvasota. Grimes Co. Texas,
PRICE 2o CENTS PER BOTTLE.
70, sale by all druggists and country me
THOMPSON, GEORGE 6 Co.. Sole Agen
Dallns and Galveston.
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Now In Pc feet caith.

NEAR MAnIErT., Ga, March 81, $780,.
Some months ago bought bottle OF Brad
held a Female Regulator, aud used u In my
family with the utmost satlsfsctioni have re-
commended II 10 three other families, and they
have found It just what u Is recommended.
The Females who have uatd the Regulator arc
now In perfect health, and shl. TO attend To
their household duties. We cordially recon-
mend IL TO the public.
REV. II. II. JOHNSON,
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by
thompson. Schott \ Co., Dallas.
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Manhood Restored +.

A victim of early imprudencc, causing
nervous debility, premature decay, etc., hay
ing tried in vain every known remedy, has dis
covered simple means OF self-cure, which he
will send free TO his fellow sufferers. AID
dress j. Ii. Reeves, d3 Chatham street, New
York
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Prescription Free,

For the speedy cure Of spvms,orrhma, Sex
nal Debility and Impotence, most druggists
have the medicines. We Wish to u op this
curse Of our civilization. Al ress, et. louis
Curative lnstitute, st. Oharis ST., b, tween
9Th and It'll, ST. Louis, Mo.
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Cocose, compound OF Cocoanut Oil,
oeautihethe hair and is sure to allay all Itch
ing anu iNtation Of the scalp,
The supNority of Bnrnett's Flavorlng Ex.
tracts confss in their perfect purity and
strength.
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TROUBLE n" come and friends nroye untrue.
but BLACKWtI,S FRAGRANT pIRH AM
BULL sMoKlH TOBACCO is always I've
same--lhs hest.
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Go 10 Blankenship y Blske's and got q
pair of tho Texas nd-Mado boots or shoes,
made by Hunstsble, Mckinney, md every
pair warranted.
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Get your job printing Aonp at the HrnALp
srnAMJon pptsriNg OtRiCE. All work exec
outed with artlhtic tsate. and Mt the shortcta
notice, satisfaction " aranteed.
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sci,donberg's fine brands of cigars and tho
finest cigarettes and smoking tobbsccos of
grontvariety, at Joseph Mencser's.
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Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking pow
der are pure All Groeers sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try it.
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Nanl,noih pnhtrra

done With nealnoss anu dispatch, either In
,olois or rlaln, ~ de-lred, ne the HERALD
SrKAM Jon PAINTING oriicE,
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Goldfish and mackerel, salmon and halibut,
of fine quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
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Make from s25 to $50 pcr,veek selling goods for
E.G.RIDEoUT CO., ABerclay Street, Now
York. Send for their Catalogue and terms.
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APeuny Saved IN Penny made

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTINa OFFICE
Is turning out some beautiful job printing, ant
at astonishingly low pricee, "a word TO tn,
Use, - etc:
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Cards mud Envelopes.

THE HERALD Jon PnfSriSG orriCg keeps on
nand au extensive assortment OF all Frades.
Prices low aud work guaranteed.
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Globe Mills. for spices and daily fresh
roasted ccilees. Of the finest favor and quail.
" at Joseph Memcser's.
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Use Browns Vegetable Liver Piiis,
The Western Remedy for blliousness and
ok headache. All druggists sell them.
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Cavisr, eeles, truflles and other imported
canned goods, in great variety, at Joseph
Menczer's.
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Preserves, jellies, sauces md pickles, Of the
heest brands, at Joseph MencEer's.
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To cure eurns, old sorca. cute. bruises, in
tlaned sore eyesl 'lao vails and cuts on
horses. browns Arnlcs selye.
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EVENING EDITION
Is published every evening, except
Sundays.
The DAILY

Contains moro Telegraphc, Commercial and
shipping News than any other Journal pub
llshod In the South. Special end extensive
Telegrnphic Dispatched ffom Texas and all
parts OF the South n prominent feature.
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Biehop II. s. DogRett, Southern Methodist,
IL 10 IN eNcliont corrective of Indi estlon
iheyensed 1t. with pronpt and b, ncnclaI ro-
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The WEEKLY

10 nllod with the heat quality OF Reading Mat
ter, . nj n considerable space !. dovyi.d epp-
clalb 20 Agricultural Interests and ihu
Market apofts.
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ally Including sunday edl,ion,. ....~sI

Wcchfy sss.ssssssss.s. sla.s.sssssss..sss... lOu
Single coplss scent
ample co pies sent on hrplicat d.
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HIT Prompt, Complete aud Reliable
News ~ the Leading feature or
The New Orleans Times
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Political Mntt.rn arc discussed from the y,a.
hnrAallxn Nnmnnrntln alanlL.nluL
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poih AZ. Waco, Texae May %, 1873.
e. r1,h h(er & 10 Please find enclosed 81,
ro,,"in ,'yish you 70 eend me at once lts
Cnro No uasXcellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsin
o ,., ~, ny W. IL very N and /. ia The only
'p'"s u'"' hcs her thau can ind. Yours,
DAVID y. DAVIS.
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PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all drugglsts and country mcr-
chants.
THoMpsoN, GEORGE 6 CO.. Sole Agents,
Dallns and Galveston.
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Mesars. Polk, Miller 4 Co:
Cent? Enclosed please find ~ cents, FOL
which please send by return mail two bottlet
Vest Pocket Cure. think II rs the best medi-
icinc for dyspepia ever tried. Tho two bottle,
send for are for two other parties.
Respectfully, GEO, ELLIOTT,
NRyasota. Grimes Co. ,Texas.
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Effects of Too Much Education.

Editors Of the Dispatch Educate ecerv.
tOdy literally, and We shall have no hewers
OF wood and drawers Of water. These are
as necessary in the division and economy of
labor a. the scientists, the statesmen, the
iurisis, the philosophers. What cook will
bake potato root after anayZing a Greek
root! What COOK, male or female. will boil
a ham after mastering or mys'ering the She
mite theory? What man will reap wheat
who has been rocked in the cradle Of Lib.
erty, and has reaped Iaureis at the high
scb0Oli VIII he plant corn after he has
planted his feet on Parnassus? win he be
fcller OF trees after he has become fellow
OF some college Wake Forest, or the like +!
WIN he plough after he has handled Plow-
den WIZ be black boots after he has studied
Blackst0neY WIN he put away coal after
he has stored his mind with Coke upon Lit
tleton? viii he wait on the table after he
has become familiar with the most intricate
tables OF lOgarithms ? ASK him to cook a
turkey, and be viii want TO know II you
take him for gObler. Ask him TO band
you The oil, and be viii bring You the HIS
toryOf Greece. Hurry him, and he Will
tell you that be does not belong 10 the school
Of Swift, though week in your service
will satisfy YOU that be is inclined to Steele.
He prefers mu,ton-chops 10 chOpping wood
He calls q small slice OF ham Bacon'S
AbriGgemeDt. Beef always reminds him OF
Bulwer, and veal Of DullVorks. SCRIP.
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MANCHESTEK AND VICINITY.

BRIEF HemS.-The January term Of IN,
Chesterfield County Court began yesterday
There is very little business 10 be done al
this session Of the Court, and a grand iury
has not been drawn.
j. NJ. 6. Fitzpatrick, who was recently
appointed sheriff OF Chesterfield county, ha.
entered upon the discharge OF the duties o
tine office.
Services were held in some OF the
churches Sunday, but owing 10 the inclem
ent her the congregations were small.
On account Of the nigh water and the zee
10 the river some Of the mills along the wa.
ter-liue were unable 10 work Yesterday.
The bodies OF Engineer Mike O'DOnnel
and Fireman Wesley Garrett, who were
killed by the railroad accident on The Pied
mont AR Line FridLy night, reached this
city Sunday morning. The body OF Mr..
O'DOnnelI was not very much mutt ated,
aud his funeral will take place this after
noon a. = O'Clock.
Captain Lipscomb had force o! hands
at work yesterday morning removing the
sIeet from IN front OF the mar ket. house.
Several persons fell down while walking
on the sleety pavement on Hull street yes
terday morning. but were not hurt.
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NEW MUsrC.-An Ave Maria. trio fol
soprano, alto, and tenor, has been received
from the composer, Mr.. Frank r. Rebarer
OF Savannah, Ga. II Is o acreditabe musIca
production, with pleasing melody, wei
constructed barmOsv, and, withal, has O
merit which is SO often wanting in so-caIled
sacred composltions-it breathes religious
sentiment throughout. IL is dedicated to
Right Rev. William II. Gross. and is pub.
lisbed by Messrs. Ludden Il Bates, Savan.
nah, Ga.
f'The Southern Soldier Boy" poem by
Father Ryan, has been creditablv set TO
music as song and chorus by Mr.. w. Lud-
den, and has been received from the above
publishers.
King Gambrinus Waltz, BY Mr.. +. A.
Warth, OF Savannah, Ca. and published by
Hitchcock, New York, is O pleasing little
composition. There il nothing Over.am-
bilious in it, but the composer seems to
have attained Whist be attempted by writing
pretty effective little waltz.
The .Husicd! Herald OF Boston for jan
uary has been received, and il is q good
number.
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The FIRE LAST EVENING About q
O'Clock last night passerS-by discovered
that the thirG-story ballroom OF Mr.. Alex.
ander Walkers residence. No. 306 Main
street, was on fire. An alarm was sent 10 the
Third Street cngine-bOuse, Station D, which
brought ont the Fire Department in the
upper portion OF the city; but upon its dis
covery the fire was promptly ,Xtlnguished
by means CT tub OF water thrown upon
the flames by Mr.. Walker. The fire Orlg.
mated in a lot OF clothing, which 1t is sup
posed ignited from candle which servant
had lately used in the room. The damage
is slight, and will probably not exceed $50.
Insured in London and Liverpool and
-faiaha
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CHURCH NOTES.-At the Second BAPTIST
Church Sunday school there was very good
attendance on Sunday morning pro.
trac ed meeting was 10 have commenced on
Sunday, and DR.. HutS0n was expected TO
preTcb. hut was prevented by sickness.
The pastor being also sick, Deacon jacks IN
b Wood preached an excellent sermon on
the resurrection.
At Monumental church the rector preach
ed IN the morning. At the afternoon SER
vice the Rev. job Turner. missionary to the
deaf mutes IN the South. WIS preSen:, and
translated the service as read by Mr. Arm
strong and the sermon to the deaf mutes
present.
Owing to the inclement weather the or
dinatlon Of the six CeIcOns OF the First
Baptist (cOloredD church has been post.
poned until the second Sunday night in
Eebruary
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THE GREAT COMEDIANS COMING.-Messrs
Robson 4 Crane are as jolly pair as one
could wish to see on the comedy stage, and,
with the three very amusing plays they per.
form here this week, most enjoyable eve-
Dings may be spent at the Theatre. II is
hard TO say ~ which Of the plays" our
Bachelors," "Sharps and Flats" or Com.
edy OF Errors "-these great comedians are
sen to the best advantage. In the first
tney arc simply inmitabIe; in the second
they have made their latest hit, and added
much to their former enyiabIe and wide
spread reputation, while as The two DrO-
mOs in Shakspeare's immortal "Comedy Of
Errors" they are immense.
The sale OF reserved seats begins this
morning, and there Is every indication that
the engagement Of Robson & Crane will be
the great theatrical event Of the season.
All who would laugh and gcow fat :"
should secure their seats at once.
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A MAN OF HONOR.-A very pleasant and
joyful recoguiiioa was that which was re.
celved on the BallImore Change saturday by
Mr.. Charles ROus. OF The weIl.known grain
firm. Mr.. R0us suspended IN business In 1875
for nearly $50. 900. and was forced TO comprO-
mise with bis ctediIors for 80 cents on The
dollar on September "A u Of that gear. Sat
urday morning be sent eacn one OF his
creditOr> u cntck, which was payment in
full, making up the deficit. with interest at
Is per cent. This noble instance Of com.
mercIaI integrity was 20 appr' claled BY the
" BOYS" on 'CDaDge toat on The appearance
OF Mr ROus on the floor saturday he was
9ret ted with three cheers and tiger, In
w.lieb hi. agreeubls surprised creditors and
the ret lined. The cheeks sent out aggIe-
gated sun approaching $4,000.
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MISSIONARY MrRDERED.- sad inteill.
geDce OF The cruel murder OF the Rev. J. o.
Westrup by the Mexcans and Indians was
received yesterday. Mr.. Westrup was ap-
pointed missionary TO Mexico few months
ago by The Board OF + reign Missions OF
the Southern Baptist Convention, of this
CITY, sno had but recently entered upon the
discharge of his arduous du'ies. The news
comes from the Rev. .. &. Pope, Of Hous-
ton, Texps, who states hat the information
came by telegram from Eagle Pass; that it
happened between Santa Rosa and Monte
rev. and that there were no particulars.
Mr. We,trup was from Texas, and leaves a
helpless family.
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SECOND WEEK OF PRAYER-YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN AsSOCATION.-f The congregation
assembled at the Grace. Street Pres sbyterian
church yesterday evening was a large one,
about four hundred persons being present.
The meeting was conducted bv Rev. W. G..
Starr. Several interesting addresses were
made.
The meeting this evening will be held at
the FIRST English Lutheran church, corner
OF Grace aud Seventh streets. from to 6
o'clock. and will be conducted by Rev. W.
&. Schaeffer.
During the month OF December there
we've 2.496 visitors to the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association.
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POLICE COURT.-The following eases were
disposed OF at the Police Court yesterday
morning by PoIice.Justice ID. e.. Richard
son:
John Ford, sailor, was charged with re-
iusing TO do duty on the schooner William
Ii. Tantum, after having signed articles OF
agreement. Committed to Jail TO await the
sailing OF the vessel
William Glenn was charged with stealing
from the person OF ). ). Rimeston S2J.
The examination resulted in Glenn being
committed to await the acton of the grand
jury.
John Copeland. Lindsay Gaines. Richal d
Collins, rilman Jeter, Hezekah Davis, and
Samuel Dance. all colored. were charged
with stealing SO from the person Of VIII
liam Garland, and feloniously assauIiing and
beating him. Sent on TO The grand jury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-11

TIE THEATRE TO-NIGHT The Harry
Miner and Pat. RDoney's consolidated com
binaiOn will appear at the Theatre tonight
and tomorrow night. This is said to be "A
fine novelty company, and on It's recent trip
through the South received everywhere
the compliments OF the press. good au-
tbority has said OF the performance OF the
company that it is ga medly Of fun.pro-
yoking exhibitions without single 'walt >
from beginning TO the end.v