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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-11
LOCAL ID MATTEES,

Ctty ConneH.-A regular monthly meeting of
me Council was held in the Council Chamber
yesterday afternoon, at O'Clock. Presen t,
Messrs. Saunders, Hill, Barr, Scott. Howison.
Griffin, Crutchfield, Richardson, Greanor,
Denoon, Haskins and Graran Absent,
bolt.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved
Col. Haskins, from the Commissioners of
Streets, reported that they had obtained the
condemnation of John Purcells property, for
opening 10th strest, north of Clay. at the price
OF Sl,7J5 The report was approved and
adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, the Committee on
romeo was instructed to bring in an ordinance
empowering the Mayor TO prevent the influx
and settlement in the city of all paupers, va
grants, persons who have no visible means OF
support, and those whose presence may be
9an serous to the peace OF the city and TO de-
fray the expenses thus incurred out of the Se-
cret Police Fund
Mr.. Grattan offered a resolution, which was
adopted, appropriating the sum of 81 900 to the
relief OF the poor of the city, 70 be paid to ths
agency of the Ladies' Union Benevolent Asso-
cation of Richmond, at any time after the lst
OF January.
Mr.. GraItau, from the Committee to whom
was referred the petition of the Richmond
hallway Company, asking an amendment 10
tneir charter, asked to be discharged from the
further consideration of the subject, the Com
pany having determined to proceed at once
with the work.
Mr.. Hill offered a resolution. which wes
adopted, THAT the Committee on the Fire
department be- and are hereby instructed to
retain IN the service of the city, as Il temporary
organization, untii the further order of he
council, the two companies of the late Fire
Brigade which were diSbanded under the re-
cent ordinance reducing that Brigade-and to
make such regulations with regard to the pay
and duties and other matters pertaining TO
this temporary force as they may deem expe-
dent, and report their action to the Council
On motion of Mr.. Grattan, the Council
agreed to meet Monday next, to take up the
amended City Charter.
The Mayor nominated the following per-
sons as police officers, and they were unani-
mously re-electad
Renien 7. Seal, 1st officer Edwin H Chalk
ley, ID; Benz. NJ. Morris, Sd VIM. N. Kehy,
Atm; Augustus ID. uarles 5th ; Jno. X. Blank
inshjp, 9th Walter I. Bibb, 5lh and VIM
b. Page, 6th.
For Lieutenants of the Night " atch
GervPs 5. Truehart, lst; Lewis III. Garter,
I'd Caleb Crone, Sd.
On motion, Washington Gill was reelected
City Engineer.
Luther Il. Reins was elected Keeper of the
Powder Magazine.
Rotert IL. Higgins was re elected Oyerseer
of the City Hands.
VIM. j. Epps was reelected Messenger Of
the Council.
Messrs. VIM. H. Richardson, A. Y. Stokes
and VIM Palmer were reelected Committee
on he Old Church Square.
The Coroner's report from the 1st of June
to the lst of December was presented. The
Coroner examined eighteen bodies during that
period. His bill for services rendered, over
and above the sum collected by him, was S75
After other unimportant business, the
Council adjourned.
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TAILORING. &c.
FALL AND WiNTER CLOTHING

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.--T The
l attention of the cItze rs of Richmond and the
public generally is respectfully called TO large,
yaTIei, aud complete assortment of Gent and
fGnths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
All o1 which were manufactured by us, with a
vlev of pleasing the great GlversItes of taste IN
regard TO dress. We flatter ourselves that the
sly e. ut, and durability OF our garments are un-
surpassed by any house IN the city, and that our
advantages II manufacturing clothing are such as
"a enable US to sell al such reduced prices Gs
not he equalled. Having made more extensive
afranEements this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hops to receive large support from all IN want OF
articles In our branch OF business, assuring them
all that We wall do them justice.
" c are also prepared TO make to order any arti-
Gle Of CENTS Wearing Apparel, 81 short notice.
NOAH WALKER & CO.,
iBranch of Baltimore House,
al g II or Pa ri q
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The Young MAIL RoBBRR-The train how
who was arrested at Chicago for robbing
Western mails of $4,000, assumed the name
of VIM. II. Hudson, in order to shield his rel
atiyes from the disgrace OF his present condi-
ton. He is the son of a retired Scotch
clergyman, residing in Michigan His parents
are pious and excellent people, and have
striven by every means IN their power to
check the WayWardness Of their son. who left
them some three years ago to carve out his
fortunes for himself, running away from his
home, having shaken off parental restraint.
During the three months that he has been
employed as train boy he has stolen over
twelve thousand dollars, as he asserts entire
ly unalded. His manner of robbing the mails
was to select always one OF the canvas sacks,
and as he lay upon the pile break uD and
crush apart the packages in the bag, then
slowly work them down 10 the mouth. where,
by introducing finger two, the letters
would be drawn out. He never opened mail
bag, and yet once actually abStrac ted the EN-
tire contents of q bag sent from Chicago to
Quincy, ieaving nothing but the wrappiu z
paper and tWine of the packages within to
the greatest mystifcation of the post-offce
officials.
Nothing in his bearing or conduct has indi-
Gated that he was lavish in expenditure. He
was living cheaply, and yet must have real
lied considerable cash sums from his pecula-
tiOns. 1t is remem bered that dt one time II O
long since he was somewhat free with money,
saying that his father had sent him $500. In
its general aspects, truthtully STATED, the case
is that of willtul boy, reckless Of conse-
quences, who had turned his back upon homo
and home influences. He was drunk on the
discovery, and so less cautious, and the other
eye><cS nav followed.
He makes a full confession, and, indeed.
every thing is too clear q gainst him to admit
of defence. lie IS entirely broken down by
his terrible position, and wepl bitterly plead
ing that MS nctltlous name of Hudson n Ugh
be kept up, in order TO shield his friends, and
particularly his mother, from a knowledge OF
mis- inevitable fate, doomed to pass long years
OF his young manhood within prison walls.
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FATAL ACcIDENTs.-At Rindge, IN. II } on
Thanksgiving Day, two sons of Mr A. A
Bradford, aged II and Ii years, mad permis-
sion OF their parents to skate round The mea-
dow edge of the pond. The eldest ventured on
too far, and broke through the ice. His little
brother, being anxious for his safety, rushed
to his rescue and succeeded in getting hold OF
his clothing, but the ice being only half au
inch thick, 1t broke under him. Both were
drowned. At Troy, the day before, TWO sons
Of Stephen b. Farral, aged respectively 10 8 nd
II years, wen. skating on an artificial pond
made by blasting and excavating rocks, some
20 by 80 feet only, but the water some six feet
deep. They both broke through the ice and
no help being near, they were drowned.
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RESULTED FATALLY.-Wm. A. Jones, one
OF the men who was injured In the atfray with
Spotswood Rider, in Lynchbnrg, Va, on
Thursday last, died of his wounds Oh Satur-
day. Moore, the other man, who was thought
10 have received the worst injuries, is still
alive, but his chances for recovery are very
slight
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POPULATION OF ARKANsAs.-The Governor
of Arkansas haS laid before the Legislature OF
that Stat an abstract OF the census OF 1860 III
ali the counties OF that State, as taken Dy the
United States Marshals, with the exception OF
ren. The population, exclusive of these three
counties, is as follows. Males l65, ,l65 females
ii3,02U, insane lSU; deaf and dumb 81 blind
9s; slaves 10i, i,375; free negroes 4G; coloreO
deaf, dumb and blind, 5. Total, 4I3,2S0.
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The SILVER LAKE SERPENT.-The great
"snaik'' seen In Silver Lake, Wyoming coun-
ty, n. Y, three years ago, and described in
such grand style IN the papers OF Western
New York, as to attract thousands to the lake,
proves TO have been made of India rubber
The Buffalo Commercial says: The manner
in which II was worked has not yet been
found out; but it is hoped II will soon come to
light, and the origin and complete success OF
one, If not the best, sell that was ever got up
III this or any other country may be dIscov-
cred -
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Hastings Court-This Court met Yesterday.
at IL O'Clock, and disposed of a large amount
of business. We notice the criminal cases
disposed of
John Stewart was fined $40 and costs for
permitting his slave, George Mosby, to go at
large.
Mary Shay, charged with feloniously steal
ing $50 from Patrick Reynolds, on the nth
November, was examined and remanded for
final trial before Judge Lyons.
Peter Scott, a free negro, charged with steal
ing gold watch from Dr.. John r. Brooks on
the 18th of October, was tried and acq uitted
Samuel IL. Jetford, charged with feloniously
stealing $50 from Martin l.. Covington on the
18th of May, having waived an examination.
is to be tried before Judge Lyons on Monday
next
Cornelius, slave to VIM. Tally, charged with
feloniously cutting and stabbing Echraim,
slave to Nicholas Lipseomb, on the goth of
November, was found guilty and ordered thir-
ty-nine stripes.
z. ]. Wright, for permitting his slave, Ed
ward, to go at large, was fined $40 and cost.
Charles Reininger, charged with stealing
8 i66 from Frederick "" lister and Max Stadel-
hofer, on the 5th OF ember was examined
and remanded for I.lal trial before Judge
Lyons.
Griffin, the property of Jno. L. Cox, charged
with feloniously stabbing Adam Miller, slay 9
to David Baker, on the 25th November, was
found guilty and ordered twenty five stripes
The trial of Joseph H. Crenshaw, charged
with shooting John Askew, is fixed for Thurs
day next.
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TERMS 0E1DVEHrysfyG,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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NOTICE-TO THE CREDITORS OF DAN
~ iEL HAGERTY AND OF HAGERTY &
STARK E.-DANIEL HAGERTY having as
sumat. by contract. the payment of the debts OF
tie ate hrm OF HAGERTY Il SpARKE, AID be-
.ls entitled under the same contract to all the
assets OF the late concern including debts due It,
aud SAID Hagerty having, by deed dated the 2lst
November, 1869, recorded on the same day in The
Clerks Office oil the bustings CourI for the city
Of Richmond, conveye ed his stock of goods and all
hs property and assets of every description, real
and personal, to the undersigned. trust, for the
easnt OF mig creditors ana the creditors of Hager
~ StaTke, according To certain classes therein
arranged; and said deed also providing, among
other things, that no creditor snail be entltled to
any benefit therefrom unless ne asssnts TO the
terms Of the said deed by signing the within
;lrtJ days from IS date
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to
Ne sad HaseTty, or To the SAID firm, to settle IN
aed!alely with the undersigned, and to persons
having claims under the terms Of said iced, pre-
sen, the same. And notice is also given tina! said
deed will remain IN the Clerks Office OF the Court
ot Hastings the prescribed time, to lie signed by
sacl creditors as are willing 70 accept the terms
Hl the same. " BAhGANiN,
GOA-ts Trustee.
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AMERICAN SEAMKN.-During the year end
ing Sept. 30, 1860, there were ,z7i seamen reg
istered in the various ports OF the U. States :
OF these POS were from Norfolk and Ports.
mouth, Va, from Richmond, and IL from
Alexandria; only 2W were foreigners.
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DEATH OF JOHN A. LIGar.-We learn that
Mr.. Light, the Rronaut, who was here last
summer in making an ascension was killed
last week in Pennsylvania. The rumor we
have is that his balloon came in contact with
some object by which he was thrown out and
his neck broken -MarttnSbnrg (Va.) Rep.
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The TaeaHs.-At the North Mr.. Jefferson's 8
"Newman Noggs," in Nicholas Nickleby, has
been set down as one of the finest and mos,
delicaiely drawn dramatic creations ever seen
there. When he first played IL the newspaper
critics went into ecstacies over the perform.
ance. Tonight the character will be per-
termed again before our public. The farce OF
the "Spilfre," than which there isn't a more
laughable one on the stage, follows the drama
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Wrong Psio.-Frances Thompson, for re-
naming in the city with Powhatan papers
Mary Swan, Of Goochland, for having no pa
pers-and Andrew Stanton, arrested for want
of register, were before the Mayor yesterday
and besides getting striped suits for Christ.
mas, were ordered 70 leave Richmond forth.
with,
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s.-~. CUpPING AND LEkCutHo

hS Mrs. W00LHOCSE, over Samp Suther-
,saG's Gun store, lS2 Main street, Richmond, viii
lion all thOse requiring her services.
a Constantly receiving, per steamers, fresh
az Ali orders for LEHCHES carefully packed
y sert by Express to all parts of the State
y IA new style of LADIES' BANDAGES,
mai are much liked, made to order.
su 2}-3M
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TERRIBLE APFRAY.-On the cath ult., des-
perate affray occurred in what Is called The
Strip" in Newton county, Mo-, in which
three men, Rev. J. j. Baxter, MIR. Morris
and Mr.. Rogers, were killed. The affray
grew out of dispute about land claim.
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BAH Ferfsitsd.-John Hughes, bailed to ap-
pear befors the Mayor . answer the charge Of
asaauiting ana beating Edward r, Thompson,
And tahn r, Farrer, also bAtied 20 appear 20
aaswsF shs shargs vf ssias a,asi Sad dIsay.
ssriy, MIlsa sa saswsf whsn sailed, AHd Asls
kshss ware fvssslssd
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ID EAD HIS!

~ tAlI Nol1CE,
have not discontinued business on account of
the falling OF my store. | am now located BIYK
DOORS above my o'i stand, next door to c. W .
Puroel& Co.'s Brokers Office and near Governor
Main street, No. l26, where would be pleased
tp msetmy old cHstomers, and the customer rs gen
orally. Those IN the habit of giving me their or
ders Tor FALL CLOTHING, will do me favor to
visit until | can call on them, or leave word al ny
store when to call on them, and all orders n nv
Aue will be as promptly attended to as heretofore
have not, and don't intend 70, discontinue huEi-
mes. for any such cause. Call and see me, ct %
Main street.. lGn23-tsI Wh. IRA SMITH.
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PosT. OFFICE AFFAIRs.-V Virginia offices
discontinued: Mount Salem, Kanawha coun.
| ty; Falls Mills, Cabeli county CONTRARY,
Buchanan county; Caledonia, Goochland
county; CallahaE's, Allegheny county.
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&C.. LAWRENCE =. 1ARYE.

.-~sysS LAWRENCE y. nARYE.
Mh ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PRACTICES in 'he Courts OF the City OF Richmond
use. =, ~.
United Ststes Court OF Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsTAIH WHITE
sgg Hmseil beng dissolved. his Office is now on
MI street.. Just below Goddn's Hail. fe ls-lY
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CALL AocEpTED.-Rsv. J. Emory Wheeler,
| of Alex andria, Va, has been called, and has
| accepted the call, to the pastoral cnarge OF the
| Presbyterian TO- 81 Church at Wytheville,
| Va. vice Rev. Jas N. Lewis resigned.
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The First Pres by terrain Church in Washing
ton was dedicated Sunday. Rev. q. IL. Read,
OF Richmond, preached sermon in the after
noon.
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grxsy CoALrER CABsLL.l JH.SAsps.
tABElts & SANDS,
~ ATTORNEYS AND

RTCH MoNp, VA
r-sr.ce N the Supreme court OF Appeals of
yrsiaa ana in all the Courts OF She CITY OF Rich
sA CrrICE Three doors below the EXCHANGE
REGs Nsu street, between lith and 18th streets
al 1-SHl
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s=s HENRY HUDNALL,
AA ATTORNEY AT LAY

AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Practices all the Courtskeld in the city of Roh
n6nd,
"a Also, practices regularly in the County and
ClrOu SCourJs of Chesterfield.
As Rotary, will take Dispositions and Aoknow-
edsrFnt Administer and Certify Oaths, and per-
f0rlFwhatever other duties pertain to the ofioe of
Notary.
Office st the corner of Bank and ii tn streets, just
beiow the Custom House. ia silly
S~a DIR. T.. 4. McGRUDER, of Henri
% co, having taken an Office on Franklin
street, first house above Metropolitan Hal, ten
esTe his professional services to the public.
yrDLSin
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.s,xS~ JOHN W. GREEN,

RS ATTORNEY AT LAW.
VIII practice IN the Courts of the city of Rich
word aDd county of Henrlco. Strict attention
wlLue gwen 10 ali business entrusted to him.
Ulhoe dor the present, with his father, William
Green, s9u:hwest corner Main and 3th streets.
le 21-Sln
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r. All Medicines should be Prepared BY

"a All Medicines should be Prepared By
4 REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and that lion OF
disssses' C9nSSppti4gnsi; PrSe % ST. and ~ .p
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
ration is q posltlye cure; Prlee b9 cts;
tlsm, Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Prloe, II, Is
and so cts. - -
DR.. ]. \. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF Scrofua, Old
Eruptons, Chrome Diseases, Uulcers, Sores
Swelled Neck, Bies, and all diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood. Price 81.
Sold by Druggists, and by
WARREN L. WARING,
ia Ally lg7 Broad st.. Agent for Richmond.
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the y.uernpIs Nr, ErsnRia Heron, for Meny
ysars ths rsstar Of Ne tifss ffsseyisf
l3huFeh OF That city,
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ContiHnsd-The charge against VIM. Brown ,
of being disorderly aud resisting the watch
men, was partially heard by the Mayor yes
terday, and will be concluded to-day.
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An OH PGHPey, known as John Brown-not
he OF Harper's Ferry memory--was sent 10
jail yesterday, for loungiug about the streets,
and taking lodgings in the dcorways.
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Bound Orer.-John and Michael Burke, for
threatening TO beat Michael Walls, were held
To bail by the Mayor yesterday.
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Will MalSias.

The practice of cutting off with shilling
was introduced TO refute the presumption OF
forgetfulness OF unconsciousness 10 show
| mat the testator fully remembered and meant
| TO cisinherit the sufferer. Lady Mary Wort
| ley Montague cut off her scapegrace of a son
with guinea. When Sheridan threatened 10
| cut off his eldest born with a shilling. the
quiet retort was, Couldn't you give it to me
| AT once. II you happen 10 have such a thing
| about your
| Hazlitt mentions an habitual liar, who con.
sistent TO the last, employed the fe W remain-
ing days be had to live, after being condern ned
by the doctors, in making will, by whicn he
| PEG ueathed large estates in different parts OF
| England, money in the funds, rich Jewel
| rings, and all kinds of valuables, to his old
irlendS and acQ uaintances, W no, not knowing
now lar the force Of nature could CO. were not
lot some time convinced that all this fairy
wealth had never an existence anywhere but
III the idle coinage of his brain, whose whiras
and projects were no more.
wealthy nobleman hit upon still more
cuIpaole device for securing posthumous ig-
nominy. He gave one lady OF rank q legacy
by way OF compensation for the injury he
feared he had done her fair fame :" a large sum
to the daughter OF another, a married woman.
| from strong conviction that he was the
father ~ and SO on through half. dozen more
Items OF the sort, each leveiied at the reDuta-
ton of some one from whom he had Suffered a
repulse; the whole being nuliified without
being erased) by codicil.
widow, occupying large house in fash
ionable quarter Of London, sent for a wealthy
solicitor TO make her will, by which she dis
posed OF between fifty and sixty thousand
pounds. lie proposed soon after, was accent
ed, and found himself the happy husband " a
penniless adventures.
Shortly after the death of Mr.. Asheton Smith.
George Garter, one OF his huntsmen sought an
interview with an old friend of the family nd
with much earnestness made the following
proposition:
81 hope, sir, when l and Jack Fricker and
VIII Bryce (the Whips) die, We may De laid
alongside master in the MausOleum with Ham
Ashley and Paul Potter, (two hunters and
three or four couple of his favorite hounds, in
order that we may be ali ready to start again
together III the next World,''
And thinks, admitted to that equal sky
His faithful dog shall bear him company"
hellerman left his heart to be buried in the
battlefield OF Nalmy, where the first repulse
was sustained by the AlIies1 He had better
have selected Marengo, where a charge Of
heavy cavalry, led by him without orders re-
trieved the fortunes of the day.
Mademo iselle Jolly, a French actress of the
latter part of the eighteenth century having
passed some agreeable hours on hill near Fa-
ialse, called La Roche Saint-Q q uentin left di-
rections in her Will that her remains should
te carried to this solitary hill, which was so
dear TO her heart. Her wishes were obayed
and the hill has ever since been called Mont
Joly.-(luaSte7(y ReUielc.
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DiSmissed.-The charge against VIM. Jones
OF assaultlpG and beating VIM. Minnis, was
feard by the Mayor and dismissed
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aS PRESTON NJ. QUAKLFS. NO.
49, TARY PUBLIC FOR the CITY OF
"5~pNGND AND COUNTY OF HENRICO,-As
sntarT. will take depositions and aoknow ,edg
ats ADMINISTER and certify oaths, and perform
@@Ssteyer other duties pertain to the 1thes Of No.
NJ COLLECTION OF CLAIMS, WRITING
Nr"EnS. CONTRACTS, &c.
=, Uffce. Basemen: of State Court House.
Q,u