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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-02-01
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the.
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second.-The highest medical authority 81 tie
Array have given their unqua fled approval to-
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Fifth Thousands Of emfgrants on the Western
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the timely use Of
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sixth.-Traveiers on Rivers and the Ocean hare
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az IL your druggist or tradesman has not got
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MERRILL, ottumwa; and by all wholesale dealers in
Burlington.
August 80. 1866
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
FROM MANCHESTER.

TKrsrEEs.-This body met on Monday
night the members present. The Conn
mittec on Public Improvements were o.
dcrcd to advertise Immediately for propo-
sails for a market house and two free
schools. The special committee were or
dcrcd To have the names Of the streets
placed in conspicuous places without delay.
BrILpING-FrNp AssoCIATIoS.-ThisA As
,ocia,ion meets at the Town Hall OH Thurs
day night at o'clock. AS business OF i'm
portancc will be considered, a prompt at.
tendance of all shareholders is earnestly
requested.
BASE BAII..-A number OF young men
desrous of pertecting themselves in this
healthful recreation, have organized the
Dixie Club, and elected the following olii.
GERS President, F.. J. Mann; Nicc-Presi.
dent, James A. Gentry; Secretary, 4.
Easton Treasurer, III. \. JOrdon. Dircc.
tors: Mcssrs. +. Eaden, j. b. Fitzgerald,
and William Buchanan. The Club have
selected an excellent field in Marks addi.
ton, where they will commence practice
Immediately. The public are invited to
attend. Due notice will be given OF the
time oi play.
NoTIcE.--The Philologian Committee tc
Revise Bylaws will meet at their hall or
Thursday night at 5 o'clock punctually, as
business will be commenced at that hour
if majority are present. The regular
meeting of the Association is on Friday
night, when important business and intc
resting exercises will claim the attention
of the members. Come one and all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

EEGyAULT & co. will sell at their store. Main
street. between Eighth aud Ninth, commencing
a, lo o'clock an sssor'mentof excellen, fur
n!turc and merchandise.
7. W. KEEsEE will sell, commencing at 10
o'clock, at the store on Franklin stree, two
doors above the Ballard House, the household
furniture, &c, II Il family declining house
Keeping.
IsBELL & DAVIS will s,l on thu premises, at half
psst4 o'clock, =. NJ. tw" weil-arrangcd brick
tenement, on the south side Of Franklin street
between Twenty first and Twenty second
streets.
HARRISON, GODpIN i ApPERSON will sell on
the premises, ats o'clock. =. M., brick tene.
ment on the west line of Sixth, between Clay
and Leigh streets.
Chief-nf Police CLAIBORNE will sell at 10 clock
at the First station house, the hogs and goats
captured yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

PROFESSOR DELAWARE kEMPER.-Colonel
Delaware Kemper, OF this place, has been
appointed professor Of mathematics il
Hampden Sidney College, in this State
Colonel kemper now resides here, where
his merits and abilities are well known
and this mark of appreciation shows the
estimation in which he is held elsewhere
We should be sorry to lose such citizen
but as he deems it for his interest and hap
piness to accept of the situation thus ten'
dered him, we can only wish for his con
tinued prosperity in the new field of hi:
us.tulnrss -dleranirid Gtzette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
General Terry's KepOrt-The Rich-
rnOnd Press on Mr.. Palmcr's Death.

Correspondence of the New York Times.
RrciINoNp, August ], lSGG.
Before proceeding to sketch the event
Of to-day, | may be pardoncd for Il remark
upon the recent report of General Terry
as it is said to have appeared in the Wash
iugton ttyouicl,. | would have been sin
gularly dcrcict in lny duty il the state OF
affair, therein depicted had been apparent
to the casual observer, and | had not long
ago called public attention To these facts
through the column, OF the Times. Hence
must frankly own that | have seen no.
thing of the kind, and before the publlca-
ton of this report had heard ot nothing OF
the sort. ! have been daily up and down
the streets of Richmond, have mixed daily
with all classes OF the people, and have not
seen or heard that the negroes were being
outraged in any way whatever by the white
population. In fact, my observation had
led me to believe that if any outragcs at
all were being committed, the blacks
were the outragers. General Terry having
officially reported, however, these out
RACES Of the whites upon the blacks, l
cannot gainsay his statements, and can only
confess that his report has surprised no one
more than myself. 1t is possible that the
General has been misled by designing
and malicious men as to the true state OF
facts, and ] am certain no one would take
more pleasure in rectifying All error when
convinced it has been committed. Already,
since the date of this report, General Terry
has been forced 10 admit that the negroes
are not conducting themselves as dccorous-
ly as they might, which he did BY the gen
eral order sent you yesterday, whereby he
prohibited the nightly drills in which this
inccndiarv class of our population indulge.
Ny letters can bear me witness that | am
not cnamorcd OF the political proclivitcs
of the mass of the Virginia people, but
have been slow to bring against them the
charge of cruelty 10 the negroes when |
had seen nothing upon which to base it.
1t is IA pleasing fact connected with Mr..
Palmcr's dcccasc that the Press OF this
city have awarded to the uuilinching 10y
alst the need of praise that was his due
None of them could agree with his politi-
cal faith, but all could and did speak i'll
the highest terms of the man.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

MYSTERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
morning a negro man who h"d been for
some time previous in the employment Of
Mr.. William Revill was missing from his
home. He was waited for, but he failing
to appear, search was made about the
house for him. A clue to his disappear
apce was furnished by the empty chicken
coop. The evening before there were in
the coop ten fine, large chickens. They
had all disappeared, from which it was
concluded that they had gotten up during
the night and carried the negro man OFF,
There is no knowing how far they may
have carried him, and any one knowing
ANYTHING Of his fate will confer favor
upon kind and anxious master by COM
muuicating with him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

UNION STATION PIc-NIo.-We would
again remind our readsrs-those Of them
who wish to spend pleasant day in the
country-that this picnic takes place to-
morrow at Curl's Neck. In addition to the
attractions which We noticed OH yesterday,
the ride on the river is well worth the trip,
passing, as they will do, most of the i'm.
portant points of interest on its banks
points which have been made historical by
connection with Incidents in the late war.
Remember that the boat leaves the wharf
at half-past A. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

NATIONAL CEMETERY At SEVEN Pines
The space enclosed is mnch smaller than
one would expect. 1t surely cannot con-
tain all or more than small proportion Of
The many Federal soldiers who were slain
IN tho bloody cngarcmcnt at that locality.
The palinrs are whitcwashcd, and the
graves neatly mouudcd. The rows are 50
irgcniouSlv Contrived that on whichever
side md from whatever corner OF the
burvirg- ground they are viewed, they run
in the line Of TIC spectators vision. All
Of the mounds have head boards, but on
very few of them is there any other in
scription than the words" Unknown United
States Soldier" with the year Of the bat
tie and the name of the farm on which his
remains were found. Here and there we
saw full name, and on some of the boards
initials only. These were probably ascer-
tanned from some marks left about the
dead by their comrades, or from the rude
memorials outside their first graves, which
may have survived the ricissitudes Of four
years.
A flagstaff rises from the centre OF tue
cemetery, being elevated on a snps'antlai
pole, which is surrounded At lis oase cy
circular mound. The stars ana stripes
were lying in the silence and desolation OF
the scene.
To n citizen who lives very near the spot
:. committed the care of the cemetery.
His name is placed on sign at one corner,
! that persons seeking information may in.
ouirc of him. For his supervision he re.
ceives an annual salary.
Cemeteries of this kind are to be estab.
lished at all the principal battle-tlelds o
the war, at the expense of the Govern
! mcnt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
.IE HUNDRED AND TWENTY

~ FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Escaped iroih
Henricu county Jail on saturday. the tth instant,
ALFRED uNDEkKIRk, committed for felony.
said UNDERkIEk j. II discharged soldier from the
rnii,d states Army l. twenty four or twrhty-h hS-
wars old. fair coiap.xion, dark hair ani eyes
rai in staturc and very good looking, and neat in
his general appearance. His wife, whom u. har
married Inc" his confinement, i've. on MAIN
.trrrt "ppost. ia. county court house. HeT mother
lives in Manchester. =.
JOHN fEIAk, Il ,,crm..n, long Isht hair Has
the usual brosue In speech, about twsn'y. nv" or
thirty year, old. medium size, and a discharged
p"nit-ntary coRvfct.
RICHARD DURroE, ga''ve. th irty five or forty
yr.tts old. medium -iIo, BLACK bAir, beard, and
eyes. compl. xion pale, shows the, effects "t con-
hneia"nt Also a dIschars" d convict.
John WARD, native. medium size, short.
cropped aud light hair, light complexion. twenty.
nra or thirty year, DID, eyes bin.. small rel -car
81 the trit side Of his tompl- running up In the
h,ir. aud ra>-lnhl"s = hnrn. .
WILLIAM ROBINSON Irish, recently from Mo.
bile, Alabama. black hair and eyer, aged about
twenty wears, little or no besri, neat ~ appear.
"FIS., above r.w,r5wiu he paid for the arre., OF
all the parties above naHied, or twenty dollars
zach in addition Ia any reward that may :. offered
hv the Governor. 4. II HtFFMAN,
au 6-3t sheriff Hrnrico county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

The Doc -CATcHERs.- s.-Iestcrday was a
sad day for the Trays, Catos, Ncros, and
Brutuscs of four legs, who were 80 unfor-
tunatc as to bc without medals. The net
men were ont from early dawn till sun
down, and made sad havoc among the
IackleSs CANNES who came in their way.
Great CONSERVATION was created among
the juvenile, and freedmen who owned pet
CANNES and wherever the coming oi the
dreaded rrtmcn with their iron cage Wa
heard Of, could be heard whstling and
cries Of, " Here, Carlo" :" here, Brutns"
"hcrc, tcllcr, here :" BY SHUTDOWN the
cage was filled to its capacity; and nearly
twenty hogs and eight or ten goats had
been captured. The hogs and goats will
bc sold II auction this morning at police
headquarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC-ArGrsr
un rises. 800 Noon rises...........
mn kets 81 Htgh tide. L VI =.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Arccsr :, l.as.

PORT OF RICHMOND, Arccsr !, l.6s
ARRIVED.
Steamer ueorgeanna. liiil Norfolk, merchandise
AMI passengers, J. II Freeman.
Steamer Valley City, SNYDER, New YORK h3-
chsndise aud passengers, " =. Porter.
steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, n'eFen@"'
disc aud passen,ers. w. y. Porter. -.
steamer Rotary, wi!ham-. Baltimore 'ah' '"H''
son \ Hunt.
sAILED.
steamer Siacara. Couch New YORK. msfshah'
disc and passengers, u. I. watson: p.y,h.n.
Steamship llattcra-, CiatH, 20"
disc and passsngsrs, y. Ayteo s",x,Jk MARKHAM
S,.aInrr John sy yIyesteI, POST AohS'A' l1''SAN
disc and passenger, 4. iarum; un;no,a R,,ar, 4
schooner Curyo, Ahein, bsilihote' nose's
Crowctl. ,,.. rs.-..,r Ro,,op srr.p
IRON K%ssi Stra, Taylor philsde!ph!s, Lumber.
A. Millspaush Go.
s.hoansr J E stanatd. on 1ooso NIL nat
.ehoon.rJ l.. Harmed, OF Ciairmont; schooner
sarah 4. :" OF Wiison's landing schooner
Alice Curtis, GIsshargius st Hog island schoon.
ers Sarcissa and Ocean Bird, steartug bar IN
tow ell ooand up,
agyQRA:Dra.
BaVs Mozart. McatgaI, from City Point. sailed
from Hampton Roads yesterday for Bremen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

ut.p,rcH FOR THE SPRISGs.-Persons going
TO the Springs or other simmer resorts can
have the DAILY DIarArcH sent them al sixty
cents per month. Orders left at our counting
room will receive attention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

DlSoRDERJY N TIE MsnEET.--Arm'etcad
Gadd was disordcrly and uproarlous in tho
Second Market Yesterday morning. lie
was arrested and locked up until he came
TO himself. lie was then discharged W
CAPTAIN Seal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

A Mr.. +. W. Smith, who had been in the
watch business in Fredericksburg for seve-
raj months, left on Friday night, and the
watches Of several parties are said TO DC
missing.
When bootmaker commences to make
boot, the first thing hc uses is the last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

UrsTIyGs CurRT-.IrpCE WILLIAM III.
Lyons prEsIpISG.-Thc argument in the
case of Atwood'S Administrative Is. the
Mutual Benefit Insurance Company was
concluded yesterday. The decision in the
case was reserved until the next term OF
the court. The case OF Crawford Is. the
same company was continued till the next
term. In the Atwood case, suit is brought
for two thousand six hundred dollars. Mrs.
Crawford sues for five thousand dollars.
The term having expired, the Court adj
iournc1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

Drunk AND DIsoRDERLY.-J. c. Head
was arrested yesterday by policeman CHS
holm on the charge of being drunk and dis
orderly and driving on the sidewalk. lie
was locked up for the police court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

REsTGNEp.--Mr. Charlie Howard, we are
sorry to learn, has resigned his position in
the National Express Company. We hope
that the company will retain his services,
~ he is we'll qualified for the position he
occupied. He has our best wishes for sue
cess wherever ne may 60, and he will accept
our thanks for many favors done Us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

SALES or REAL ESrATE.-Mcssrs. lsbell
& Davis sold at auction on Friday the fol-
lowing real estate:
Two framed houses on Hancock street,
near Buchanan spring, one at $40 and the
other at SG05.
Vacant lot adjoining at So per front foot:
On yesterday, at private sale, two framed
houses Oh Hancock street, near Buchanan
spring, one at SG75 and the other at 500.
Vacant lot, located as above, at SO per
front foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

CAPITAL APPoINTMENr.-Mr. Gill, City
Engineer, has appointed William Skinner
captain of the city steam-tug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

CuERrCTIoN.--lt was not the Mutual Life
insurance Company OF New York, as we
stated yesterday, but the Mutual Benefit
insurance Company Of Newark, New Jcr-
,rv, Mr.. B. W. Knowles, agent, which is
being sued in Judge LyonS's Court. Mr..
q. +. Brcscc is the agent of the New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company, and thi>
company has never been sued in Virginia
and there are no unsettled claims against
it in the State. 1t is one of the best life
companies in the United States, and pays
all its losses promptly.
THANKS FOR PAPEES.-To the Southern
Express Company; to the National TX
press Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

MAv-TRAPs.-Thcre arc ordinances oi
the City Council forbidding persons who
are building houses from leaving pitfalls
and man-traps on the sidewalks which
would cndangcr the safety persons pass
ing the streets. These laws seem to have
been lost sight Of, and we could point out
u number of places on Main street where
yawniug ccllar-ways and other chasms are
left open day and night, regardless Of their
danger. One exists ut the corner ot
Twelfth and Cary streets, where the foun-
dation of the house has been built up to a
level with the pavement, and left in that
condition for more than six months pasi.
We hope the police will look into these
matters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

A CospI ANT FROM THE MARKEraES.-
We have heard Of frequent complaints
from the marketmen coming to this city
concerning rule existing in the markets,
inrbidding any marketman TO tie his horse
TO his cart, and requiring him TO carry him
oil the market street when unhitched. BY
thss rule they are compelled to carry their
horses out OF their sight, where they are
liable to be stolen, or to 20 To the expense
II putting them in u stable, which few
"t them are able To do. Why is this II
there is 4 class which ought to be afforded
every market facility, and TO be relieved
Of any sort of oppression, 1t is those who
supply our citizens with fruits and vegcta-
hlcs. Most of our best people are now
compelled TO send every little they can
raise to the markets, and many Of them re-
turn home with n small pittancc Of two or
three dollars as the fruits of hard labor.
The rule complained of may bc necessary
for the preservation Of order, or 10 prevent
the blocking up of the streets, but it GER
tainly seems that some other rule might be
made to apply Just As we'll. We hope that
those most excellent officers the clerks Of
the markets will not cOnstrue what VIC
lave said as complaint against them, for
we do not mean it as such. This is 4 mat
ter for the consideration Of the Committee
on Markets. Market gardeners should
have every inducemcnt to bring their pro-
duce to market, and no rule which wonld
tend to make them stay away should he
considered good one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
MEETINGS..

An ADJOU RNED MEETING OF
y tne RICHMOND AND EEwPoRTS NEWS
RAILROAD will h" held In the office ~ Me>srs.
LYONS i AUGUST "n III. 18th of Ausust next
at |" VI JAMES LlnSs,
lu6-td T. II. WlSSE,)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
ORANGE HOUSE,
" AT ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
K A l. ROAD EPOT,
LSNCHBITRG VA

HOUSTON KUCkER PKOPRIETOR
This we'll known and popular hotel, having been
REluREISnED AND KEFlTTED IN suPERP
to the TRAVELLING PUBLIC AS THIS HOUSE
il the ONLY REGULAR and CONVENIENT
HOTEL FOR MEALS UPON THE CHANGING of
CARS, passengers will have THIRTY MINUTES
for BREAKFAST aud THIRTY MINUTES for sup.
Per; and the PROPRIETOR ASSURES his
GUESTS that the FARE shall not be SURPASSED.
ie IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

DOARDING AND LODGlNG.-A
- few ladies and gentlemen can be acS9Ino-
sm al private amily on the most reasonable terms
Apply on Fourth street, No. 5ll. between Broad
and Marshall. DAY B0ARDERS can also be aS.
ROOMS FOR rent. je l9-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
II. SERIES OF HIGHER TENT BOOKS IN
MATHEMATICS.

| ALGEBRA For tn" u" Of schools an! col
lee. Combining the latest improvements. TO 4
thorough discussion Of tn" sahlrct> usually treated
in text books on this subject will be added chap
,rs GA the theory of dsl"rminautr, and other les.
~,tt- trun tie modern hi cher algebra iui the use 81
university students.
:. LEGEyDGE'S GEOMETRY. To the complete
tram iaiion 81 the latest edition o IN" sidnddrd
work Of Leg cndre will be- appended many extr'
else, in .cuuleTlcal analysis, with hints FOR The
solution Of the same. Also, notes on the appllca-
uon of the methods OF limits tothe demonstration
iAcorern~ in elementary geometry.
3 ANALYTIC GEOMETRY PART FIRST -
Plane coordinate geometry. The point, stralSht
line comic sections, some Of the higher plane
curves, alsehraic and transcendental. Also, the
method of abridged notation.
PAEr SECOND. The point and straight line IN
space, Tia. plane, surface. OF the second order,
cones ~ lird"rS, and surfaces OF revolution, CO.
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l. teal theory Of projections.
Both parts will contain exercises selected from
The best III gIish and Continental collections.
a3ar.ss BlpGOOD & RILEY,
Booksellers and Stationef-,
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austs 1911 Main street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

Police HEADQrAETEEs.-Thc following
arrests were reported yesterday at police
headquarters: .,
George Alexander, negro, charged with
interfering with nctmcn i'll the discharge
of their duty.
Lawrence Jacobs, charged with assault
ing Rcbccca Walker, ncgress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
HOTELS AND BoARDING-HOUsEs,

4 SuLAND HOTEL.-Having leased
~ mi. celebrated property, the undersigned
assures those who may favor him with their pa
ironage that III ey will have no cause TO regret H.
rrnnuds. well furnished hotel and cottages, and
sbundantly. table, render 1t a'tTacuve L"
all and equal 10 any establishment In the sta'e
Terms moderate. . -, s .t,...
Regular boarders are provided with Tree tekels
Hefre,hmsnts furnished balls and parties.
=" t. T. WOLFF, Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08

DOARDING.-MrS. DR.. RO1STEK,
ID No lo4 Mayo street can acconnooa.e stna ssrulai
gentlemen with BOARD with or without lodging,
reasonable Ia Terms. ,,, - prp~rcurn
sho has, also, several NICELI-FuRalshED
ROOMS, suitable for families. au Nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-08
EoR RENT, PRIVATE BOARDING.

Il HOUSE. The BRICK BUILDING, No. -, II
north side OF Broad street next to the Broad ts:
street Methodist thurch), recently thorough S3S
~ repaired and handsomely lifted up, having
thirteen square and four attic rooms, with pantriss
and extra closets all arranged conveniently, with
Sas, water, etc. The newly .bnilt brick kitehen h
admirably arranged, with nine apartments, in
Guiding \ bath. room, laundry, fuel and store
lent range and boiler. wash tubs. sinks, LAUNDRY.
heater, hot and cold water, a dumb walter, speak.
ing-tube, etc.
There is no better situation In Richmond for .
gentcsl boarding house II l. peculiarly suited to
tns European plan, for gentlemen only, the pAror.
rad ng room, and dining room being ot nm. slIe
and the culinary and bathing arrangements very
complete.
Rent " i'll he low, and terms of payment aecon
h.OdatiDg. Apply 10 GRCBBs WILLIAMS.