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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16
re- ANDREW ANTONI, WHOLESALE

M ANDREW ANTONI, WHO l. ESA l. r
AND RETAIL DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY
AND FRUITS, respectfully informs the citizens OF
Richmond that he has resumed business in his
NEW JRON-FRONT BUILDING on Main street,
opposc 10 the site of his old stand adjoining the
Exchange Bank.
The store and saloons have been fitted up and
furnished in a style which he is confident Will
meet with the approval ofthe public
His facilities for manufacturing FANCY AND
PLAIN CANDIES of the best quality enable him
10 offer inducements 10 the trade which cannot he
SURPASSED \ call from his former customers Is re-
specially solicited. ,.
A large and choice assortment OF FRENCH BON
BONS. IMPORTED FRUITS, NUTS, CORDIALS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES, SAUCES, SC, will be
always kept on hand
ICE CREAM Of the most approved Ravors served
in the Saloan.
Parties supplied with ICE CREAM and ORNA-
MENTAL CONFECTIONERY.
The undersigned returns his thanks TO the cl-
Gems of Richmond for the liberal patronage accord
ed TO him for the last fifteen years and will en-
deavor to merit continuance of the same.
ie elm ANDREW ANIoHl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16

rR- A HOME REMEDY.-The great repu-
tation achieved by BENEFITS DIARRHEA
KILLER during the epidemic Of l49 In this city,
should commend it to all who suffer from DlAR-
RHGA, CHOLERA MORBUS, and all diseases
of the Bowels trial will convince the most
skeptical. Price, FIFTY CENTS bottle.
ia SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agens.
COMMISSIONERS, SALE OF VERY

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VERY
u VALUABLE REAL ESTATE rs TIE CITY ~
RICHMOND. on MAIN, TENTH, CARY, CANAL
AND FOCsHEE STREETS.-By virtue Of a dcrr~s
Of the Circuit Court Of the tity Of Richmond pro.
nounceG on the sth June, l'G5, in the cdsc ol Nou
thereby appointed commissioners, will Proceed 70
sell At public anction, on the premises, on THURS.
DAY, the 2sth June, lseS, at one o'clock y. VI the
following valuable real estate belonging 10 the
estate 0f the late Anthony Bargamin. viz: The
valuable LOT on the south side ol Main, between
Ninth aDd Tenth streets fronting about twenty feet
ruuning.back about forty tive feet 10 an alley al.
Joining the jewellery store Of Messrs. Nowlan
Co.. aldo, the LOT on the west side OF Tenth, b..
tween Main and Cary streets, fronting twenty eight
which, On the same day, on the premises, a. hve
O'Clock r. VI the hfrge and very dtsirdbl" BRICK
DWELLING. at the soutbwes' corner OF 'aiy and
Foushce streets, which was formerly occupied ~
Of one hundred and three feet, and depth y one
hundred and hfty- five feet, to alley TO be here
after opened. Also, the HALF ACRE LOT In tear
Of the above, fronting on the north slde 81 canal
street one hundred and tLrty-thrae feet running
back one hundred and ffty.f iect to said siI,y.
This LOT viii be cub divided as to suit the view,
of bidders. ,
The foregoing real estate, for the most part, is
Justly regarded AZ amongst the most Naiuahl" low
on the market, and should attract ihe autht!'u"!
capitalists and Others.
TERys. one fourth cash, balance al six, twelve
and eighteen months, for negotiable notes lnrrr,,
added aud title reta incd TIL AL ths phrciss money
is paid, and IL conveyance ordered by th" C"Er' -
The taxes aud insurance tor this year TO hn laid
by the purchaser. ,,,,.o,.
T. s. GASEIE, : Commissioners.
EATON NANCE, }
s''' 70 II GoDDIy APPERSoy,
10 l5-.awIls Auc'iohsr.~.
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-OLIVER HIP. An
l. DERSoN, of company A, Captain, CoHeel'
sion! Hills corps, Army Northern Virginia, was
missing after the battle ofSpotsyvania Court house,
18th OF May Any information furnished as 70
his whereabouts will be thankfully received by his
"'''' REBECCA ANDERSON,
ut the Ncrandah House,
10 l8-3tk Broad street, near seventh
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Parties by the Georgeanna have the privilege OF
sleeping aboard the over night, where they will lind
splendid state room accommodation free Of charge.
Baggage checked through. Passengers and bag
gage transferred To railroad depots free OF charge:
Passengers by this line arrive At Norfolk and
Baltimore much sooner than by the other.
For freight or passage, apply al the company's
Office, at SHlPLEY, ROANE X CO.'S, corner OF
Fourteenth and Franklin streets, opposite the Ex
change Hotel, or AT Ludlam watson's wharf al
Rockets. JOHN III. FREEMAN, Agent.
L. b. TATUA, Freight Agent.
ie I3-S, Tu&Thts
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DOAR DIN G.-Families wanting
I'D BOARD, with one or more rooms on II cor,
nicely furnished and pleasantly situated, can be
accommodated on moderate terms by applying on
Sixth street. between Clay and Leigh, at No SOP.
iy
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BE BILL ARP!
re REMOVAL.

re II REMOVAL.
STARKE & RYLAND,
STATIONERS,
having moved into their new store, No. 9l5 MAIN
STREET, call the attention of purchasers to their
stock of PAPERS, comprising Note, Letter, Cap,
Bill Cap, Flat Cap, benny, Medium, Folio Post,
Tracing, Tissue, Blottng, Drawing, Sermon, Le-
gal, Wrapping &c.
BLANK BOOKS,
such as Day Books, Journals, Ledgers, Memoran'
DUN and Pass Books, Records, Time Books, Bank
Books, Receipt Books, Scrap Books.
ENVELOPES in great variety. Also, STATES
copy BOOKS. TWINES, INKS, WRISTBANDS,
SEALING WAX, CRAYONS; such games as
CHESS, BACKGAMMON, DOMINOES, CRoQUET,
&c.
The ladies will find our FANCY DEPARTMENT
full and attractive. jets
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WIN. KNABE 81 CO.,
w hAsuFAcTrkBRs OF Es~EAT
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD MEDAL, u y y
GRAND, SQUARE

PI N o $.
These Instruments having been before the pub
lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their en'
cellence alone, attained an uSPUscHAsEp Pas
gxiyEycg that pronouneos them uneQualied. Thef
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, aho
nne singing quality, - well a. great purify q
information and harmo niousness thronghou' 'hs
entire scale Their
Is plant and elastic, and 10 entirely nee i0i0
stiffness found In 80 many pianos, ~a'sn 'aS
the performer 10 50 easily tirs. In
WORKMANSHIP
they eanno. be excelled. Their action
structed with care add attention 70 e's', -.
therein ths, cLanae,sriIes tho finest mssaA
None but tho best seasoned material Is usea ~
manufacsure, aud they will accept the nAia as1sss
OF the conce with that Of the pAf1ot N.Y.
IN squaliiy--una EActed In their meiody' ~ '@''
they are constructed .,,
mot FOR A YEiR-BuT FOX ss1n
All our Square Planes have our new IMPROVE
Grand Scale and the AgrsFs Treble.
Evsry Piano fully warranted for 1--WE 1870.
wARRRooMs: so WEST BALTlAoks sfnA''
. An i1sm BALTIMORE. ---------
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AUCTION sALEs -rUTURE DAy
By Robert B. Lyme, Auctiouser.

VERY VALUABLE FAMILY ppa,
Y DENCE, ON yENABLR, BETWEyy frsSl-
NINE AND SCOTT STREETS, ron sAi Eg%A:
AUCTION AT the request OF the 1vos,S At
the 10Th OF June, upon the premises =, -. LsDAY
O'clock, L. NJ, that very desirable PaW vnf 4
RESIDENCE located az above, eonistn;n,n iLY
eight feet, and runs back one twenty.
thFrtytwo foet. The house has been "a and
Painted, papofed and whsewashed, hay, rn.asf my
lightfu shade. Tho garden is we'll .sI hg de-
tables. Possession had Immediately '''l 'sse.
Terms Very liberal, and mad k,.,-
OF safe ; ROBERT i. LYYl "'Hy
Rea! Estate Agent and Anc, s,..,
once, ffteeaia s,,s.,
jeio corner Wall and FrsntI2,
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WE WILL DONATE FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
TO LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS AT ONE
DOLLAR EACH.
MODE OF DISTRIBUTION.

MODE OF DISTRIBUTION.
Numbers from l to loo, 900 will be placed in a
wheel by committee appointed by the ticket
holders, and person. also selected by the ticket.
holding the ticket corresponding with the first
number drawn will be entitled to the First Prize
of five thousand dollars (; and so until the
whole number are disposed Il. Each agent will be
furnished with full list Of the drawing soon az
Ii can be published.
We will send to one address FIVE tickets for
&. so; TEN tickets for SO ; TWENTY for 81. so
THIRTY for S26.2S FORTY for $s5, and FIFTY
for $3.50.
RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED in every city and
town in the United states, 10 whom GREAT IN
JUDGMENTS ARE OFFERED.
Tickets for sale in this city by Bohn & sardo, L.
Address WALTERS & McLANE,
je Sim Lock Box 81, Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16

IN HENRICO COUNTY COURT,
1 JUNE 8, Ordered, that a notice be pub,
the city OF Richmond, requesting all citizens OF
this county who know of any nuisances existing
upon the premises of any person, 10 report the
same Immediately to some Justice OF said county.
A copy-Teste,
i 10 16-lw WILLIAM F0IRES, C., III. T.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16

DHENIX GUANO, FROM Nc
III KEAN'S ISLAND.-This valuable fertilizer is
confidently recommended TO agriculturists, from
the experience Of the last i've years with II IN other
parts Of the country.
Price, $50 per ton. Send for descriptive pamph-
let. b. r. LAThRof, agent
lie lots Eighteenth street. south side OF Dock
EAMILY FLOUR.-ONEHU HUNDRED
BARRELS SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR for
sale by TYLER sDN,
Thirteenth street, between Main and Cary.
Ia IA
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nor RENT, "CLIFTON HOUSE."
This desirable house containi ing twenty IL
eight rooms has been put In good repair Is I;,;I
situated on Fourteenth street, adjoining thesE2.
Ballard House. Possession given immediately.
Appyto ". II. hLLlSSSn,
10 If-aployE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-06-16

ONE HUNDRED KITS No. 2 MACK
" EREL In store, on consignment, for sale by
JeB WILLIAM II KING co.
.nNE HUNDRED BARRELS JACK
" SON WHITE POTATOES, for seeding pur-
poses, for sale by
tels WILLIAM T. KING & co.
SMITHFIELD BACON, hog round,
jeN WILLIAM T. KING 4 co. !
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10. K. OWISUN,)
!. 5. GASklE, Comm
EATON NANCE,
By D. +. Booth, i CO., Auctione,r>.
Inr Main ,Lrnet. ketwnen SevcMlh and EIEhlL-

'"'' !" HARRISON, G0DDIy Y APPERSOX,
Ia lJ-agwLls AnCtltutts~.
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by the New England States-a trade now
denounced justly as piracy. Itbecame our
right, morally and constitutionaly. 1t was
our interest to make it humane and profit
able; and this we also regarded duty.
We have faithfully discharged it. But the
institution is dead = everybody knows
how-chieHy, however, by the agency of
the descendants of those who at one time
carried on that traffic now made piracy
and it is now our duty, as well as our inte-
rest, to look at the advantages Of the revo-
luton in labor and to make the most of
them.
we have seen how the master was in.
| deed the slave, and the black man the
petted and supported individual. It is
easy TO See the benefits to the white man
from his liberation: how much more econ.
omy and thrift he viii be able to attain
how much more he will enjoy the results
Of his own lsb0rs-and how his cares and
responsibilities are diminished. His capi-
tai, that was once secreted in the bodies Of
his slaves, "so-called," be will now invest
probably In visible improvements, or in
profitable stocks, advancing his own wealth
and happiness, and helping his venerable
Commonwealth towards power and gran
deur. Hi sons, who were forced to
leave their native State to find en-
ploymeDt and fortune elsewhsn will
remain with him, or near Hmm the
avenues to occupation and indepen-
dence TO all being newly unlocked. Here
will be new social happiness for Yirgi-
mans: new power for their noble State.
Her children win asnd BY her and help
% build her up and make her great. She
sas daes quite sSough ~ To nsacp-shN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-19

| az ia y "Ttssss- -sas
Faphcd from Washington to IN
Francisco and carried thence To Chi.
\ by a sailing vessel, that made the
markedly qaick passage of forty
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-05-19

~ ."'.'s.I' s...s "'r, ,.-,ntt ,totutnu
" store, No - Canal street. be-
tween Camp Snl Magazine streets New
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GENTLEMEN.

60 to GRfGG'S to buy CLOTHING.
Furnishing Good Hats, Boots, etc.
They are scliac cheap.
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New orleans
Refer 60 Col II. T Williams. Gilmef.
Texas Mcssts johnson & Dur, Bank.
crs shreveport Ia
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,bc shall W rivht A Her. ltigLe 1,nat,nn .
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

Slight irritation Of the throat may be
relieved by slipping a little slippery elm
ties, or by sucking q piece Of gum ara
bic. These articles coat oven the mu-
Gus membrane and prevent the irrits-
ton of the air. A very few drops of
psregoric held in the mouth. and allow.
ed 70 tTIckle down the throat, will allay
coughing The best cough medicine
for children, n which We have used
Tor several years, with entire satisfac-
uon, IS the following. Mix in a vial
equal parts OF pareg0ric, castor oil and
syrup OF ipecac. Always shake well lust
before using A Few dropsO OF this swsl-
lowed, but not WasheBdONu by water or
other huid, wall almost always sooths 4
cough Repeat the dose az often As the
cough returns. From one fourth To
N half q t~easpoonful may be given
when a lesser quantity does not suffice
\ large dose alter n iul meal may pro
ducs little nausea Children who are
subject to coughs should eat very light
suppers, and, indeed, all children
should eat much less, and simpler food
Al night than At morning or noon
q above mixture may be kept on
hand ready prepared, s. ID does not de.
~terEofste il kept cOFEe4. itmay inter
est those afraid Of mineral medicines
though -ley partaks freely OF common
salt which s a mineral 10 know that
the Ingredients sre all vegetable
HIiaE JOsrlalgf He8l.t.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

Tonight the Academy Of Eusic-lat'
New Theatre, corner Of Summed ana Union
will throw open their doors 10 the public
They have Z combination OF talent, repre-.
sentlng first class performers in IerFsieh0.
rean, operate, Dramatic, and Burnt Corl
Opera" departments. IN looking over the
list Of names, We recognize some Of the most
celebrated stars that eve glitterel in the
amusement heavens.
It il the intention Of the TO rem
der this a frat class place Of resort for gen
tlemen after the fatigues ofthe day. IN
like other establishments in this city, where
mirth, music, ana e "social glass" contrib
ute their potent influence 10 the charms Of
q well spent evening, the ACADEMY OF
Music" will b respectable. The managers
will not prostitute their Temple 10 the de-
graded tastes Of depraved sots, and render It
a paradise for "lallen angels and dissipa-
ted negroes OF both sexes; rowdyism and
offensive vulgsrity will be excluded from
the programme and House. The entertain
ments will embrace a variety Of pleasing
features, which all may witness without
blushing, because they will be refined and
We expect to see a full house greet them
tO-nigAt-the FIRST one ofthe season for them.
The attractions are immense. See their
mammoth programme circulated in the
city to-day, and by all means 90 to the
Academy Of Music tonight.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
THE SMALLPOX HOSPITAL
Excitement IA the Vicinity.
The buena Vista Ferry

A communication wss lssl night read be
fore the Board vi Aldermen, relative 10 the
location Of The new pest house, which prom
ises TO give rise to litigation, unless some
thing is speedily done 10 aiisy the excite
ment.
The lot on which the house is located lies
near The Buena Vista Ferry, and consists Of
eighteen acreij and one ot the SIipulations
in the deed conveying The land 70 The city,
is, that HE house shall be erected on the
northwest corner OF he lot, iarIherest from
me ferry, which IS a great th~oroughiare FOR
travel. OF this stipulation, The parties in
charge Of the work, were ignorant, when
hey selected the site Tor the building, and
they accordingly picked on The highest ele-
walton, which wasyery near the ferry land
ing; and proceeded 10 lay the foundation,
when they were notified Of their error.
But al that time the disease was raging
fearlully in the city, and it "a deemed
best to push on the work to a hasty compile
ton, without regard to the stipulations Of
the deed or the protests OF either the Jerry
man or the travelling public aud in a short
time the house was full Of patients.
The result was as might be expected.
Travel turned through another shanael, and
the receipts Of the owner OF the ferry have
become nearly nominal.
Several physicians have been called to
give their opinion, and, as Is usual in such
cases, they disagree, some eonIending that
no hsrm can result, while others are pretty
decided in their opinions that the eonse-
quences will be detrimental to public health
The matter will be fully investigated.
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ORD THElKE--The rain poured DOM las
nighttime almost IN iorresis but TAI
did not prevent 3 large snd intslhgsn
audience from attending the Old Tie
atre, 70 witness SIR. Adams in Macbeth
Mr. A. hAs 50 complete Y mastered his part
that it would be difficult Tor him to inprov,
il and his merits were ons.aHuyGpplsud
ell By The audience.
Mr.. Petrie, as Maedua, won new lsurels,
Indeed he IS n Of the best leading actors
n the e5untry, whether 10 comedy % lrs-
sedy.
Miss Andrews, as LAZY Macbeth. arou.t-
ted herself ~erejitabiy. A Little experience
a heavy parts, Wli, We ieel perfectly a.
suret, place her IL the Grst rank IS 3 lssd-
lag Somsa.
Some Of the company we're not veil up,
aud occasionally this merred the perform
aueei bat this was only momentary, when
al went smoothly again.
The 6nsl scene was one Of Inc best we
ever witnessed.
Tonight the ~Deai Heart" viii be PIE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

AZ lScroEST.-The Memphis Avalanche
narraics she iolowings a few months
snee 4 geutleihan cana t. Memphis with
his family, consisting Of ms wife and i've
ehilinen-the eldest a girl about twelve
years old; the second a bov OF nine. short
ly aaerreaehiug 1he city the Rlls sickeued
and died, and was buried in Eim wUod Gem
etery- Having . 1 everything By tne war.
Tie poor fellow hs3 a hard tine % keep the
wolf from the door. Though Ered tcr al
most any Kind CT business, necessity COM
Eeiled him 10 work rs . d. -lEb0rfr. Afew
weeks since be fell fam the scshQld Of 4
new house and broke his r,Us, rendering
him totally uusble 70 wo-E .yr months.
His ueighbors were kind, however. anl
minis.ered = their necessities, Tor which
NAV Goi reEard them! a lev days
since he received a letter iraJn q rel
alive down the river. Offering him home
Tor himself aud Little ones. His neghbors
again zane 10 his assistance ana contributed
the necessary iunds 10 PAY MS expenses.
y estsrdsy they we're 70 Taxa the boa, and
ell was ready, but in the morning he little
by DISAPPEARED. A the hours rSle ed BY
his appearing, the fsther became
uneasy. Twelve o'clock came-oue-.wo--
lhree hours passed, sad sin willie was
missing. Al length, just ps the ~ueighbors
starting II sssrch al han. the little
fellow presented himself, evidently almost
exhausted. Where have you beer. sir2' de-
the father. Papa, I've bsen TO tell
good-byei' And ohe hsd-walk-
all the way 10 Elmwooi and back, alone,
e tell mamma goodbye"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

Persons un~acquainted IN The city seeing
50 mauyGtyortissmsats for The treatment
% SgellGi Disease. are often 81 h laas t. Oct
temiue 20 whom 60 entrust the trgatmont
Of such cases. To sueh persons We take
pleasure 10 stating that the oldest estab
hshmont OF this Kind - a. No. - Dsadsrick
street. and this should DO q sufficient guar
r1Lss that this is & reliable institution. Dk.
4. RICHARD JONEs may Do found ia his Of
dcs during tho hours stated ID his general
a1gsrissmsBL Al msi.s.1ss l--.i,l1d ~
Gs uH,s.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

DoYor rss '.TaE WEED1'-If you do, be
sure, when you wish to rePlenish your
stock, TO call Oh T. NJ. Davis i Co., No. %
Union street, who have just opened a large
stock OF The best chewing and smoking
tobscco and cigars ever brought to this
market. Davis is one Of the worthiest
young men in our midst; was brought up
IN the tobacco house Of our former fellow
citizen, J. W. Langley, sud is thoroughly
acquainted with the business. All who
wish to enjoy good chewing and smoking
would do wen 10 give him their custom.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
80 REPORT LAST NIGHT.


80 80 -4N
A case has lust come to light her
which is more sJartl.ug. aud full Of ID
~gershiion, crsi@i;ty aud hsartless rot
berry than any wu.ca have every vel ~
come public t0 -o.at ult tlz sEalla.
usaa " lie spd.tu=l hoax
4 WIDOW. banned Fl "a cutler r.s}
log a. 2>3 south FutL street WilSm,
ruIE, where she lad ~rz..re.i fnln b-I
aturs 81 = "l5A~Lall. ~ FULTON asrE
O., Nre York . c4ls tIuues.ed viii
a gang o. sp!Eituallssa Under Mans
Die preteusr she Szs induced IL hold
sela-s al her house. and before Ions
Was surprised a. TecvlsiuK miiuighI
visits ton strange mrn, who catered
her bedroom, handled Aer uncereuo
uloua.- sad roughly threatened arr
with knives aud occasionally ieadsuaJ
her serze by chioroform
She wss terrified. bu; was auieted by
the sp|iritusi.stS Soon her furniture lr
eau TO disappear miyacuiOusiy. Heavy
sofas \ gold watch and chaiu, Quilts
e~etci0iLe1 vase, carpets. aud seyeral
huudreu dollars IN greenhacks. were al
taken She was told that the spirits
wanted them, but would soon return
iheu al, which she implicitly believed
At last her house was stripped of every
thing, and she was reduced TO actual
starvation.
Finding that the spirits kept away.
snd that there Nas no sign OF the re.
turn Of her goods, she complained to
tue police, and detectives we're set 10
work They traced four hundred dol
lars worth OF the furniture 70 neigh
boring stores, by whose pFoprietors il
had been bought al very low prices 1t
Is believed that her son mas something
10 10 with this heartless robbery OF his |
mother, rs he has already been in
Mrs Cutler Is Al ordinary looking
woman, stout and healthy, and belrays
sign of insanity. The examinations
re postponed until the end OF Il
nunth. The most remarkable thing
bout It Is that Mrs Cutter is still con
lnced that the things were taken awav
y the spirits, and by no one else. She
tates that she had a fearful time With
hem
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

DEATH or Col MoRGIS.-Mr. William
Wilkinson, of the Burnet, received a
dispatch from Major General Pope last
evening, announcing the sudden death
of Col. Chris. Morgan, q member Of
Gen. Pope's staff Col Morgan was =
son of Ephraim Morgan of this city,
and was well known in Cincinnati
Cincinnati EEqarsr.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-24

The Pope, on receiving the oongratu-
lations of the Cardinals on Christmas
day, replied that God never abandoned
the Church in tempestuous times. His
Holiness called to mind our Lord sleep
ing in the storm on the Lake of Genne-
sareth. "At the present time, said his
Holiness, "Christ seems TO be sleeping,
but He is watching for the defence Of
the Church. The future is in the hands
of God, and the triumph Of the Church
is inevitable"