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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-03
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Gafbpiue, Is. September 1866.
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unSbeitsrutbeS pom H. September b. S., unb III llez
bereinitimHuns NIT eirem geiet pom %. Sitni 1866
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ben, mas ene Suianee ift Ober irsenO ,peI4es mas
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icIbe peitere SnitruttOnsa in Sieier 5int erIdbt.
80. Olatf BrOiun,
Den1ur.
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mil be6e pferoe fir bic Grsreinns Ser R6rSer mel
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bat Elm bepdbrtes MitteI fur iebe art geSdpiire
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Staat TenneIIee,
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sa NaIboiHe am I. October 1866.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

From our Reporter in thar Town.

The account in yesterdays Dispatch Of
the shooting affair in Manchester was par.
tally incorrect. Ii was Mr.. Alexander
AVIS, and not Mr.. John Vaughan, who
shot the negro. He only fred one shot,
and the negro did not die until IL O'Clock,
\. VI. Mr.. Alvi, was arraicncd before
Justice Morgan on Sunday evening. and ac-
quilted, it being ease OF ju>titiablc homi.
eide. Several persons arrested As accom-
pliccs were discharged, there being 10 owl
dcucc against them. Nothing has been
heard of any other party who may have
been engaged in the robbery. although Mr.
Alvi> was confident that che burglary was
committed by two persons.
John Dodd was arrested hy Constable
Blunt, on Il warrant issued hy Justice
SucllingS, charged with shooting Nellie
Claiborne, colorcd. He was arraigued be-
fore Justices Hancock and Snclliugs. and
acquitted. Nellie was caught stealing ycgc-
tables, and had been repeatedly warned by
Mr. Dodd not Ia come on his premises.
Lieutenant Lord, I. B., was present At
both Of the above trials.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

FIRE n Man HESTER CAUSED By LIGHT
NtNG.-Durin- the terrible thunderstorm
which passed over this city on yesterday
evening. the stable OF Mc>>rS. \. b. Wool
bridge X Co.. near Manchester crossing.
was struck hy lightning and sci on fire. \
horse which was in the stable was in
>tlutlv killed, but man who was near
him cutting feed was not touched. Mr..
Smith. one ot the employees, did all in
his power 10 save the building. but before
efficient aid could bc obtained il was en-
tirclv burned down. Twenty mules are
usually kept in the stable, but they were
all out At the time o.: the fire, and tprta-
ultcly all the feed AMI harness was saved.
There was no Insurance upon the property.
and the entire loss will lot tall short Of
eight hundred dollars.
II i but little more than 4 year since
the whole OF Mr>>r>. Woodbridge 4 Co.'S
buildings were destroyed in the tire of the
and il is exceedingly to hc
regretted that another such calamity should
80 soon have fallen upon these gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

ELECTION ~ MANrHF>rER.-Thc annual
election Tor Board ut Trustees took place
in Manchester yesterday. and resulted in
the success Of the " Reform ticket. Tie
seven highest named in the following list
were elected:
William G.. Webb, l55: L. L. ChileS.
l40 II. Fitzgerald, Jr., l5G c. $. Maurice,
l24. p. X. Morgan, Ill: Joseph Traylor,
l46; \. Burnett, l39: c. {. McRae, 80
John II. Hatcher, s.; Z. McKcnncy. 81;
+. W. Rcdtord, 2>: c. Burnett, L.: d. II.
4, I,nwrnft %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

SHEEP-STEALING.-A negro named Will
liam Taylor was arrested Yesterday by
Constable Cole upon charge Of stealing
sheep from Mr.. William Slcdd, of Hcnrico.
The prisoner was examined by Justice
Wade, and discharged for want Of suf-
ticicnt evidence. Taylor was arrested in
December last for stealing sheep from Mr..
Wayne, Of IIcnrico, and was committed to
the peutentiary by Colonel MCEntee for
two years. In the course of the winter
the convict obtained the services of Mayor
Mayo As counsel. and upon his representa-
tons he was parioncd by General Turner
and released.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

MAYORS CorET.-M1vor Mayo held hi,
court yesterday morning at . o'clock. The
number ot' prisoners in the docket was I'M
usually small tor Monday morning. The
following were among the cases disposed
uf:
Susan Archer, ncgrcS>, charged with
abusing Mary Jackson, ur-rc>S. She was
required to give two hundred dollars St.
curitv for her future good behavior.
Two negro boys, Andrew Ferguson and
TAYLOR King, were fined five dollars, and
required to give security for their future
good behavior, for fighting in the street.
William Lancaster, negro, was charged
with being drunk and di>ordcrly aud
threatening white men on the street. Viii
liam Jackson. negro, was also brought up
on the latter charge. From the evidence
il appeared that Lancaster, while under the
influence OF liquor, had gotten into row
with Il soldier, during which he had been
knocked down. The soldier left soon after
wards, not wishing, as he said, 10 be arrest
ed for a negro. Lancaster and Jackson
had the field to themselves, and commenced
4 loud TRADE upon the ''-- white men,
uttering several threats against them. The
Mayor sent them both on for diSOrderly
conduct.
Israel Lewis, negro, was charged with
stealing a shawl and overcoat from Milly
Scott, negress, valued at twenty dollars.
The case was continued until to-day.
Mary Henderson, negress, was charged
with assaulting and beating little boy
named Yarmans. Two little white girls
appeared, and stated that negro girl, the
child of Martha Henderson, had slapped the
little boy four times in the face. Martha
then came out from her house and struck
the little boy with rock, and made a
movement as if to strike him a second
time. On seeing the blood flow from his
head, she threw the rock out Of her hand.
She was sent on for further trial.
James Shaw was fined five dollars for
being drunk and disorderly on the street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

THANKs.-We return thanks to Mr.. l..
L. Smith, news dealer, III Broad street,
for late papers. Also, for Frank Leslie's
Lady's Magazine for May, full of fine en-
cravings beautifully colored, and tho
roughly posted on all questions relative to
the latest fashions.-Also, to Mr.. Carroll,
of the Adams Express, for late Norfolk
papers.-Also, to Messrs. Cole s. Turner,
news dealers, Whig building, for the SUM-
day HTald.-Also, to Mr. Z. Wade, Ma
tional Express, for Southern papers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

RlruWoNp MEDICAL JorENAL.-This ma
gaziur for the present month j, even more
able and interesting than usual, and the
original communications from Dv>. Bolton,
Vest, and Wright, deserve to be generally
read 10y the medical profession. In the
London and New York correspondence,
and in the eclectic department. many intc-
resting items OF medical and surgical intor-
nation will he found, and in the editorial
department. We notice 4 valuable article OF
the present system OF medical education
in thi, country. The NoHcm jot1nM i
slowly but surely winning it> way 10 public
favor, and there is little doubt Of its entire
SuCccn>.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

AUCTION SALES To-DAY.-Messrs. Chris
tian, Lea s Co. viii sell at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, at 60 Main street, large assortment
of fish, coffee, and general groceries.
Messrs. Grubbs & Williams will sell, on
the premises, at half-past 4, p. NJ, two
valuable tenemcnts on Main street, Nan-
chester.
Messrs. E. Powell 4 Co. viii, at 4 O'Clock,
p. NJ, sell the key and contents Of store
No. $40 Marshall street, between Third
and Fourth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

RELIEF AS>ocrArGoN.-Thc Visitors Of
the Richmond Relief Association are re-
luc>tcd to call at the Di>patc office after
10 o'clock to-day and procure the new
provision tickets ordered by the Board of
Directors. They are also requested by
the Board TO revisit the needy families in
their districts, and issue tickets to those
only who are absolutely unable 10 procure
the nccc>>arjy> Of life without the aid OF
the Associations The limited amount Of
funds in the hands ot the Treasurer rem
drr> ii Imperative that the greatest care
be taken in the distribution Of the pro-
visions placed n the disposal Of the
Visitors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

SERENADE To GENERAL GRANT.-The
Eleventh United States infantry band Sere-
naded General Grant last evening. Quite
a large crowd gathered TO get a glimpse of
the General, but he kept himself so close
that but few were satisfied.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE. Mr.. Black
burn, manager of Mr.. B. ". Iaxall'S farm,
rode into the city yesterday, and tying his
horse in front OF a store, went in 10 see the
proprietor, and on his return, soon after,
found his horse dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

ForNp.-The lady who lost her parasol
at Wyman's exhibition last Saturday can
get il by application at the Second station
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24

CIRCUIT CoURr OF HESRIco. - Judge
Christians court will meet tomorrow morn
ing for the trial of such cases as may be
brought before it. Several persons charged
with horse stealing win be tried by the
court, and 1t is expected that the SEN
tences viii be such as to do away, partially
at least. with the charm Of that fayorite
crime which now causes so much annoy
ance and loss to our farmers and citizens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-24
MARROW EscapE.-Yesterday mornina

NARROW EscApE.- Yesterday morning,
whilst o young man named Young, com-
monty known as Captain Young, was en-
gagged in putting up an awning at No. SCI
Broad street, he missed his footing, and
fell. Fortunately he had the presencc Of
mind to seize o round Of the ladder as he
ibll, which brought him 10 his feet sor some
thing more serious would have befa1sen
him, Asit was, ne was only htsle stun.
~, ~ vps II 4 slort tire wv 10 Efs'.ssSSe ne |
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DRY GOODS. SHOES. &c.

DEAD. READ. r T. y ID. Just re-
II ceived al LEVY BROTHERS. Bleachsd and
rubleached CouuuS, talcoes, Para>ols. Dress
Goods, summer Cashmere, Linen Pant stuff.
Gooi~ received twice 4 week By steamer from
New York one Of the Hrm being constantly there
huying goods Al auction Remember. tht piac,
Tor bargains is LEVY BROTHERS.
Successors TO Jacob 4. Lsyy.l
apI i Main street.
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II TowS.-Maior George Mcknight, re-
Gently editor of the Newbern IN. C.)
Times, but better known as casa Hartz.'
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THE TEMPERANCE Ml,S MEETING To-
<rGnr.-I.ct our readers bear in mind the
mass meeting tonight at the First Baptist
Church. We bc>pclk tvr the sons "i
Temperance for their meeting Tonight a
full and enthusiastic audience OF the Ico-
rlr ot this city. The theme is one Of vital
Importance - them.
The TWO divisions o. Church Hill vii!
assemble nj their hall II o'clock, and r>-
rort the Grand Division Of the State 10 the
church. Shockuc Hill Division will meet
in the basement Of the church at halt-pa>t
o'clock. in orlcrto receive their brothers
Of the other divisions. The ccrcmonic,
will commence al ; o'clock. The Grand
Worthy Patriarch OF Virginia, Rev. L. Is.
Price, will preside, and the religious ser
vices conducted by Rev. DR.. Burrows and
Rev. DR.. Woodbridge. The nineteenth an
niverSarv of Shockoe Hill Division will be
observed by an address, especially Tor that
purpose. by ii. Lansing Burrows, Esq,
nast officer OF that division. The remain
inc addresses will be devoted principally
to the discussion of the best means for
CARRYING on the great work. McsSrs. Ros-
coe G. Greene, of Washington Ill. e..
Townsend, R. ii. Mullen, and others whose
names have not yet been given us, being
the orators of the occasion.
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE.--The Peters
burg delegates to the State Council of the
Friends of Temperance, which meets in
Waynesboro' tonight, arrived here yes
terday afternoon, and were received by
Artisan Council and escorted to the Metho-
dist Church, Oregon Hill, which had been
tastefully decorated by the ladies for the
occasion. A large audience greeted the
visitors, and interesting addresses were de-
livered by Messrs. Bethel, Gates, and others.
The Petersburgers were delighted with the
hospitable reception of their friends on
Oregon. The Richmond and Petersburg
delegates left this morning for Waynesboro'
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THE LoAFERs OF RIcHMoND-A New
GENUs-THE CHURCH ARD LoAFER.-lt is
with great pleasure that we publish COM
munication from lady friend, in relation
to the article on "loafers," contained in
the Dispatch Of yesterday; and we can
only plead as an excuse for our omission
that the pain and grief caused by witness
ing the neglected condition Of our honored
dead has prevented us from visiting fire.
auently either Of the cemeteries in the
f,eighborhood Of this city.
The words Of our fair correspondent viii
probably be more potent than any of ours
In correcting tho evil Of which she CON-
plains aud il is sad in the extreme that
the last homes Of our noble soldiers, of our
mothers, sisters, or children, should echo
viii the sounds Of reckless ninth and rude
blasphcmy. Surely oar people will not
allow this scandal 10 r1main with them |!
Ther must pprspe unhesitatingly those
gU1f n death hoee whemit hssbeen
4 xeqe ~ loye and u the
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r'TARTLING NEWS!

BEAUTIFUL DUCALS, only % cents, worth 90.
BEAUTIFUL CALICOES, only III cents.
HANDSOME ENGLISH BAREGES. ?5 cents
BEAUTIFUL ALL Wool DELAISES, only so cts
ALSO,
A BEAUTIFUL VARIETY OF DRESS GOODS
pretter than were ever before exhibited By me.
BLACK GOODS, in great variety
oRGASDIES, POPLINS, BAREGEs, and hun
dreds of other goods, too numerous TO mention.
ALSO,
A full line Of MEMS and BOYS WEAR.