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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-01
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

GENERAL MALONE ARRESTED IN New
YoRK.-As president Of the Norfolk and
Petersburg railroad, it became his duty
TO institute proceedings against the New
Line Steamboat Company for iniracton OF
their contract with the corporation under
his control, and in the initial stages of pro-
ceedings the "Georgc Leary" was at
tached. Negotiations thereupon were
opened by the parties interested in the de-
fence, and the steamer was released on
security, leaving the matter to be decided
by the courts.
On Saturday last he was arrested at the
New York Hotel. He had been riding
ont with some ladies. Said the officer :
Il wish to speak to you," or words to that
effect; to which the General replied,
"Sir, | will attend to you as soon as dis
engage myself from these ladies'" "No,
SIR replied the tipstah, "you'll attend
to me now. Your my pris'ner." And
thus brutally was he taken in custody in
the presence Of his family, at an hour
which involved his detention in Jail,
whittier he was taken after an abortivc
effort on the part of his friends to have
him bailcd.
On Saturday the General was released
by Judge Bernard on $4,000 paid up an
funds by Mr.. Francis Skiddy, president
New York steamers (Old Liue). The
parties to this persecution having, in their
petty malice, required this, and that toe
from man worth million !-NortoN
Dan Book,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

A FEDERAL OFFICER IN TROUBLE AT
FORTRESS MoNRoE.-My present story has
reference to cx-Major Charles Casscl, for
long time provost marshal at this post.
Two or three days ago he came here to
visit young lady TO whom he is reported
engaged. While he was making love, a
sheriff made his appearance and arrested
him. He now has the alternative Of giving
bail or going to Jail. The complainant is
Mr.. ID. Z. Norris, who keeps the llygeia
Hotel at the wharf, and grows ont Of con-
fscation and sale of the hotel liquors du-
ring the war by Major Cassel in his capa-
city as provost marshal. 1t is q very
mixed-up case apparently, in which, &C
cording to the facts set forth in the COM
plant, Major General Butler, Judge Web
ster, brother-in-law of General Butler,
and Provost Marshal Casscl and others do
not cut very commendable figures. The
examination will be in Hampton. Gene
raj Butler has been subpgnaed, and will
have to make his appearance as one OF the
Witnesses Correspondence of Nep York
Herald.
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r,or, the Columbus i0hlol Journal. ?lth'
Yesterday a young man from anro" :
came 10 the city to have q talk WIN ND
lady love. The young lady was muc'i Ca
cited. and declared that if the young ,r,aa
over married her it must be at once. ms
al,rm;ng declaration caused the young
man ~ act at once, and he proceeded to
tbe probate Court to procure the required
license. Here the astounding intelligence
awaited him that some other man had re-
ceived license to marry the same lady
named in his own application. This COM
plicated affairs very much, but the young
man determined TO forestall his rival, Sc
cured the services of q justice, and pro-
ceeded Immediately TO the residence OF
tie lady in question. Number one had
been equally energetic, working, however,
on a different policy. Number two took
the justice to the young lady. Number
one reversed the matters and took the
young lady to a justice, and when the afore-
said Syoung man the second " arrived upon
the scene. number one and young lady
were man and wife. A miss, in this case,
was as good as mile, but the words of the
old pro,erb failed to console the disap.
pointed candidate.
Rumor has it that tbs young lady was
Miss P, Of Unioato"n; that number
one was a young farmer Of the neIghbor
hood, and number two former captain IL
some Ohio regiment. The young farmer
was the favoritc Of the young lady; the
captain the young lady's accepted admirc'
on the part of the parents. The father, tt
expedite his plans, removed his daughter
to this city, where arrangements were made
for her marriage with tho captain.
Young farmer came upon the scene
found where the young lady was secreted
stole an interview, forcstallcd his rival IL
the procuring of a license, assisted the lady
TO escape from window, secured the ser:
vices OF Esquire Meeker, and was married
at the United States Hotel. How much Of
the rumor is truth, deponcnt sayeth not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

From the Junction City (ksnsasI Union.
On Tuesday evening the room of a re-
spectacle lady, wife of a prominent citi-
zen of this place, was entered by Matthias
Becker, who succeeded in getting into her
bed before his presence was known. The
lady's husband was absent from town on
business. She retired about 10 o'clock,
child sleeping in the bed with her, and a
small boy III an adjoining room. About IL
o'clock she was awakened by the stihed
air In the room, or probably by being dis
turbed, and finding some one in the bed
with her, and being surprised that her
husband should return and get in without
awaking her, examined his face and head.
and being convinced instantly that it was
some one else, gave the alarm whereupon
the scoundrel jumped up and fled. The
cohu,.ion OF the house after his departure
sxhioited the boldest attempt at crime we
nave ever read Of. A window which
S"uIg on hinges was securely fastened
. Dea4le 'ae isIniiy retired, and chairs set
ga a Tue a0or. The villain had opened
away from the door, set II w;5s nnan 80
facilitate his escape. distr;hn,.a opeh W
form about the room and clo,h;na Sliolo,
got In bed, and was aDpsren;Is Oh" . naa
asleep when discovered, 'A''s SOUND
Early next morning Becker was :,
rested and held for examination ~.
was deferred from day to day, AWAITING
the return Of the lady's husband. The eTs
animation came of yesterday before Mayor
Taylor. The c0mplaiuant's testimony was
20 straightforward and conclusive that he
was the man who Was IN the house. Il was
psoEen thst b bad purchased similar vial
n ehloepforu 70 tist found IN To room,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

Scraps from. the National Republican.
Il makes o fellow feel sheepish to get
among wet wethers.
A touching" somewhere the pick
pockets swarm on Washington street,
Boston Post.
A lively correspondent in the last Home
Journal, writing from Stafford Springs to
that paper, mentions his falling in love with
q "gushing damsel, to whom he indicted
i "pome" Of eleven stanzas. Here IS the
result:
"P. Sand here conclude my 2. s.
ing. It's all over. The poem was ettec-
tual. I've been and done it; and Alice
and are to be Siamesed speedily"
A young woman named Mary Dougherty,
residing in Charleston, S. C., was killed
on Sunday in singular manner. She
was employed in making up the bed OF the
proprietor OF the house where she lived,
when loaded pistol, which had been left
under the pillow, fell upon the floor, and
the contents were discharged into her thigh
and abdomen.
Herr Won Dreyse, the inventor Of the
needle. gun, has constructed new rifle IN
every respect a fac smile of the old, but
three pounds lighter, and wholly of iron.
He has also completed new and most cf-
tective cannon.
There are about $50 convicts in the Con-
necticut State prison, or nearly twenty
short of the ordinary number. The Lcgis.
lature at its next session will doubtless
take measures to make up the deficiency
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

PFHlLoUS SITUATION.-Twovc ntureSomc
boys-one fourteen, the other ten years OF
ace-from the wharis OF Louisville, started
ont into the river at the head of the falls
in a skitf, with nothing but broken pad
die to manage it. The current finally
took possession OF their unmanageable
boat, after much tioundcring about, and
carried it into the main chute. Dcstruc-
ton being imminent, the true condition Of
the unfortunate victims was made appa-
rent 10y their pititul cries to many people
who had congrcgated on the banks Of the
river near the mill of Smith & Smyser.
The anxiety of the spectators can be i'm
agincd, but not described, expecting at
any moment to see the boat capsized and
the boys lost, when, to the JOY of all, the
skiff was shcarcd by the swift current to
salt barge which had lodged on the Ken
lucky edge Of the channel, to which, as
quick as thought, the boys lcaped, leaving
their skiff to the mercy of the rapids.
Night coming on, the isolated condition of
the boys became more significant than was
at first anticipated. Now, to find an ex-
pcrienccd boatman, and one who knew
the falls, was no easy task. Mr.. Grant, an
old and experienced fisherman, upon be-
ing asked whether he thought he could
reach them, said in reply, "hc did not
know, but would try" A skiff was brought
from the foot OF the falls, and taken out
near the mill by several Of the mill hands,
and, with Grant, pushed into the chute.
With several llerculean strokes, and in less
time than it has taken to prepare this mar
rativc, Grant made the outside OF the
barge, amidst the applause of an anxious
crowd, and taking in the boys, came out
at the foot of the rapids, safely landing the
little unfortunatcs.- JcfuSonrWe (Ind)
National Democrat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

CoLoRED DELEGATES TO THE PHILADEL-
pnIA RADICAL CONVENTION Arrested
Two cologed men, respectively named
Charles Washington and John Harris, have
been arrested at Plainfield, n. j., charged
with the trihing offence OF stopping on
their way through the town and breaking
open and robbing dry goods store Of
goods valued at 5000. The prisoners were
committed to the Union County Jail for
trial. Upon their persons were found
documents regularly accrediting them as
delegates to the Radical Convention now in
session at Philadelphia.-Ne1 Yort Er-
press.
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NV GOODS. SHOES, DO.

TALL LEVY BRO
THERs.-we are receiving large stock OF
new and desirable PAIL GOODS. which we will
dispose of. A. We are noted for doing. NJ the Low
EST CASH PRICES A splendid lot OF FLANNELs,
tho cheapest ever offered, Just opened; Remember,
ths place for bsrg aims In DRY 6OODsis at
ses LEVY BROTHERS, Is Main street.
DURRESS, POWERS Il YANCEI,
ID JoBRgRs IN
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, AND WHITE GOODS,
respectfully announce to the merchants OF VIZ
pinis and North Carolina that they are now
receiving their
FALL s u p p E 8,
embracing many
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
They are prepared to exhibit full lines Of
HOOP SKIRTS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CORsETS,
EN0LISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY,
FANCY wOOLEye,
SHAWLS,
soNTAGs, HOODS, and other WOODEN GOODS; ,
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, and sUsPENDERs.
PERFUMERIES,
TOILET ARTICLES In endless variety;
besides q complete assortment OF
AMERICAN AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
embracing too many items to enumerate In an ad-
vsrtissmsnt. All Of which we offer 1t the
LOWEST FIGURES
" BCRREss, POWERS 4 YANCEY.
1903 Main street told No. ll?l,
seAqu up stairs.
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HOTELS AND BOARDlNG-HoUsrS
r~~N<N<~~N<r<~~~~>~>~ y -'h.S.
RALLARD HOUSE,
ID RICHMOND. VIRGIN,
THOMAS 3. BALLARD tPEopafEro,,

The undersigned take pleasure i'm anno,,,t
the travelling public las well a. 10 civ p'".a.h
that they have returned 10 their old bu.ins.H
and from this day they are ready To- sEl.t,
taste and comfort Of All who may favor tss,,"" -
their patronage. " vi
They have purchased all the frrpi,r,. t..
establishment. all OF which Is Of The 90. ~ -.
quality and selected with great car, q, 1s''
best furnishing horses In New York VII" p.
last twelve months, and much Of which ~ %
been unpacked indeed the hotel /, far. i7@r
the most superb style. ''4 10
The BALLARD HOUSES new, and co,.,t~
hundred and twenty pleasant and well vs,',s ,o-
lodging rooms, all Of which have graz. '--'i
parlors and public rooms are large and ennvs me
In, building Ia commanding. ana &C kunwista's,l
be one Of the best ever constructad in Ia. 80 u
States; and all togsthsr offer advantages rarsv
! with in public MOTEL. ''! I'i
Our table shall always be gep.rou.Iv .,-..
with the best the market affords and with ,%FP"s4
caces OF the season, and the choicest Of ~ .7"'
The DARKROOM Is an elegant one. ana -.
| furnished with the best ~ iiquors etc etc o
| We pledge orr undivided attention H. tba =
ness, and expect from our old i.ieLds L.Ia. %.
| gentlemen OF Virginia and the whole co.,, 81
their support and nope to receive l!L..4l ,b,,,.
| JOHN =. BALLARD, D,
| THoMhSE. BALLARD Froprteior.
RICHMOND, September l, 1883 a, ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

The Wilmington (N.C.) Dispatch, which
Forney calls "badly reconstructed y
newspaper, says:
eve are sorry to see such respectable
colored man as Fred Douglass tratcrnizing
with such characters as BrOwnlow and
Beast Butler"
Tn Fairfax county, Va, recently, James
Boswell, gay and festive colored gentle
man of ninety -sevcn years, was married TO
Mrs. Sarah A. Burke, a dark-complexioned
but blooming lady ofseventy- nine summers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

John Bright has received an invitation
to public dinner from the people of
Dublin. He has not made known whether
ne will accept this honor from the people
ot"the car-ridingest, tay -drinkingest, say
osthingest town In the wurruld. World.
Porte Crsyon" writes that he cannot
sttena the Ramp Southern Convention.
Dut mat DO sympatbizes with 4, We
pympsthiss With Porte Csayop.-Wosld.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08
RAILROADS.


~ S lzsgs wv
III RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
On and sfter SUNDAY, September 9th, 1865, the
TRAINS on this road win run AZ follows:
THROUGH EXPRESS TRaIN-RICHMoSD TO
GREENSBORO.
GOING WEST.
Leave Richmond daily...................t o5 A. N.
Leave Danvilie. % a "
Arrive at Greensboro Observation-Disclosures. 80 7. NJ.
GOING EAST.
GREENSBORO TO RICHMOND.
Leave Greensboro daily................ sts A. u.
Leave Danvtle. IL 81 A. VI
Arrive at Richmond. rs p. NJ
ACCOMMODATES.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
GOING WEST.
RICHMOND TO DANvILLE.
Leave Richmond daily (except Sunday at "a. d.
Arrive al Danville. ................''o COP m
GOING EAST.
DANyILLE TO RICHMOND. =,
Leave Danville daily Except Sunday at !as 4 a.
AT THE + THkdtGa dEXPRESs TRAIN viii not
West of Burkevlls it will stop only Of the follow
ing named stations Meherrin. keysyilIe. DRAKE :
Branch, Roanoke, Clover, Boston, Ne" ferryi
earksdales' Rtnggod, Danville' and stations "ss'
Passengers for all stations west of Danville and
points south Of Greensboro; viz Charlotte Co.
THE ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will stop at all
way.statlons between Richmond and Danviiie.
Passengers for stations on the Southside railroad
Grand Junction, Memphis, &c Will take ms train
Also, for all stations on the Richmond ana Danyl'le
railroad east of Burkeyille, and Prices, M9sslhs-
ted, scotsburs' and W Taba spi n wgs
Sc 3-ts superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

A handkerchief was left behind wh,en was
recognized by parties as one Una. . ns.s .o
was seen TO wear. The examination re-
suited in his being bound over 70. appSn"
,,.,hc district court in the sum OF so,ooo'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

CouNTERFEITER ARRESTED counter.
ieitcr was arrested in Philadelphia on
Thursday who had thousands of dollars in
counterfeits on the national currency and
banks,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

~ this celebrated property, the unda,.,'.'i
assures those who may favor him win - ''.''!
tronage that they will have no cause 10 r.. -
The ease and frequency Of access -, 80
grounds, well furnished hotel anu co'',ys. -
abundantly supplied table. render II sfir.c,tr'. 80
all. and equal to any establishment, "a the 81,
Terms moderate.
Regular boarders are provided with free tscL.,.
Refreshments furnished balls aut parties.
au IT'S +. WuLTI, pgu,rta,.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

A HoAx.-The story of the invention OF
a bullet-proof coat, which recently APP
peared in the Buffalo Nord, now turns out
to be hoax. The pistol was loaded with
a small cork only, and the iudcnted bullet,
which was afterwards shown to the aston
ished spectators, was dropped upon the
floor by the pcrpetratcr Of tho hoax the
moment the weapon was fired.-BoSton
Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08
INSURANCE.

MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY
M OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED 1894.
DIRECTORS:
Jaquelin p Taylor. william C. Allen, william
GRAY James II. Grant, James Dunlop, Alfred I
Harris. John c. Hobson, Thomas H. Ellis, John
Freeiand, q. F. Watson, John Purcell William
Rutherford.
This old and we'll. known VIRGINIA institutlon
Ia now prepared TO issue "PERPETUAL" and
/" ANNUAL POLICIES upon real estate: 1t has
TEN MILLION DOLLARS OF properly insnrsd
and has paid upwards OF TWO AlLLloN Dull
LARS of losses to the people OF this State.
Important changes have been made for the bene-
III Of the assured. ,..
The four. tfths" feature and that OF " CONT
gnities" have been abolished, giving 10 the as
sured full insurance, as in other companies
Parties holding RECORDED LENS are pro-
tected 10 the extent OF insurance In this otice
Office on the east side OF Ninth, between Broad
and Marshall streets. au Us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

MONTAGUE Il WHITALL
AV1 Late OF the Merchants Insurance Company
of Richmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE..
Ondce, No. 2sl Main street, Just below the Spots
wood Hotel. de Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

RRIVAL OF NEW GOODS AT
n LEVY BROTHERS.-We are now receiving
large supply Of seasonable goods. which we offer
at the lowest cash prices. Onr facilities are sur
passed by none, and we can therefore supply our
Customers with goods at the lowest rates. inst
onened. large lot of BLEACHED COTTON, CALL
GOES, and DELAlNES, at prices mat cann9t isil 10
please. LEV PM nIsnS,
t.iu rtatst'
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20 CO.

EY9 60 49,:
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Y SUMMER SCHEDULE.-Ths T 70 o
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after sAIChDAl |,
lime 80 will leave Richmond Sundays exceptsil
al 1870 A. M, and arrive at Jacksons River at '''V
THROUGH TICKETS sold ria Tro;ter 4 Coz
Stage Line for lIarrsonburg, Winchester ana
other points on valley Turnpike also, to strl
bling's Springs Rockbridge and Bath Alum,
WARM, Hot, Healing and White sulphur sprlngs'
and by Hartman Co. 5 Stage Line to Lex ngton,
Natural Bridge, and Rockbndge Baths also, rio
virginia and Tennessee railroad tor Nashville,
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery. Mobile, New Or
leans and Orange and Alexandra road to Lyhch-
burg and other important points In me somth"est.
The Trains make CLOSE CoNsEtiloaS WIN
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad nortn
and south, and through them with the Virginia ana
The NIGHT TRAIN is discontinued for the pre-.
sent. ,,,,,r IL, - - -
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on MON :
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, and SATURDA ), leaving
charlottesville at 5 A. NJ, arriving In Richmond
AT 10 80 A. NJ. Leave Richmond same days Al 5 10
p NJ aud arrive ut charlottesville al = J. III
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
""u Ga n D. wHTTC0MB,
"a Is General superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-08

MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND TIE
RECENTLY received a new assortment OF GEN. 81
TLEMEN's and BOYS STRAW and FELI t.
which r,spactfuilv call public attention. The
low. priced Wool SOFT HATS are particularly
desirable for laboring men. rc,.,N
/ am also manufacturing the fine MOLESklN
DRESS HAT for geutlemen which will Sc at
the same price they are selling AT in the northern
cities wholesale and retail.
JOHN DOOLEY,
g. ~ .. cpo.svood Hotel Richmond, Va.