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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05

taten einer GtreIn g-bur / p1 irinfit fs In tbrer
Sr1ften iiebi bic grth uNh rae Siene Wide Ner 81 a
tttr etG6s 5t.i E b = \ voc 'rH3 rs leeiS g.
lr1+t M Inberu % he bufsobs, peltt IL ft
pstsGi. enc ulr auf WohIibun n'r'6ie'c une has fcla
be 2BObthitia'eji Ie Der en- t,br 4'cfes it, 10 bali n
lie i'd fur atr'ftftrtiat, 10 nm fe an ale urttn Ssr;,u
e,rsn, oas Ssiub rri f~reie.b 0e uuitrtnsura riAteu.
Mstt 6aeu al.r att fir ben %9eranntln 5wed tit, lpti,
der sunitft bir6
cine @uSfeluns pSer tinen Bazaar
etttrS'rt p.reeu Iol DE Nu5itelurg attenfeu it
FalcmSaltpit rad Often In Baltimore Az erSifreH,
&c i,ebeu 'bneu tereils ernulb 9eube 3uio9en 'ut
Ct te, welde linen 9rosen Gtiplg IN hieem I bteren
llntc n bmen osrbeibtt. urb ie lsten Der .Suotrf6t.
eab beie y tie ~Neneates Giefbr fute, tauit Ger gtfol9
rem tSauIi8er Setlniti,tsn irb I'D loier ) ;auen uut
&tnbet ee5radt ipelbeu t6arn Gle baltsn IS uidt
trR fir n6tb'g. hos alsrtbarteu hsrrideube Glpnh,
ben 9rofen NlanQel i'm eorIeu Siotn, wollbtr iteu
Gas un8 ieteer Iur "a rabre brrItre1enee Sfnloes
rlng trtr8t. ausfubtliber b~oriutbur. Sie t6nrer
NIT autcm @eriiier ben Nilttbatiltr, nm bereti ga
len fe bitten, be it6err, tas ltG Der gutbtrt'afeit ett
tlbbl den @tber. ee @ctt Itfbt, ME elm meIteits' ME
ein traurifeles lelb earaeboteu
Die unten e%enanrtfu Doinen fne ~ ctanittn rne
Su VI ~tllieetrn ess gpa ,ups. GnSiduNes esf Btr'tnf
stn6blt iperbeu. Qle @elbsr u. Nrtt.l bon gDtrtb
ntlde man strer eer'eIten 0btr ben Boriie+ eru. iibs'
bic in EN- gen "a en- en- ge',riGnie rerbHentlibt
iperbcn ipirb einhdnhiJt. Serben nit Dint anoenpms
mrn urh hem geiuen Der Geber esrtib pertronbt pers
rem Sin 5erren-NuFitrb pro he gtibittt hes
V ret1s reriBuit6 Ie tn uub far etpiieubaftt unt
uupartetti@e 9eribttLund Der Rcnbs isreeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
0eriduat:

Beine rnb Grtnst gclsne II. f[tetns ubr,n. qule,
I'm ditUd cen 1trih nnb alie RItieuua. sBbft
plele .rtretn b,ISRIt lei 5topuG RI. 8. Bta.
%bapetttitT. If,braS igPn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
@Garenh hea !1rlrnca

pureeu eurb b 10 . RtaTe ReItef
mCbc gisnib,ule-cn Q~crettrf, ais cur6 Die ttfri0lits
antusnsum8en re- ytI,ttdtIrsts. gpr tetgn Sune.,'e
rem Brttien nellie ees bspttieH. lp,r btben BIN
StrtiS II Sluttu baB III Nduen, no bic SDlbaten
,sttn, Jte s'eteern u. + Sabwap's Rsabp
Rtlte pe5yGto'.eI. bcis ~uuitLlbar ben Rranibttt
fet biteb,H, uGt b.S d a,let g,brau6tc, scu Nlbr,
SumrtttebetH GailrTSptin JurhiaQ. 0bol,ra.
RBelmdtsmUs &C. ttsaSa iput be, uub ppn sielea MIR
DWitri8en peits "a BaeWags Rrabp " t.
lIst Ibre .3ntlEat 0abnlen, Gdu5ltb Wtes,rbersrs
Il, M MN w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
Via paS RubItFunri

~TA UfcSl'tpn Il Comp,
peblbtltaute IutnonatettE,
Jt. 10, Gputtitr
bteiet BEN VubIitum Jum 6iitntIu5sH 5trfe ue 10
@tlre,tgtrtbutn tbt Gttrie an. 2Btr iti. Stgti.
tBum eurb uus unttr ben Samn,er brin9t bat, rtnI
b%dlltltt unoerianfI bIelbt, nur bic auittcnsartgrot
gu bcIGbten, lrItr
SrInbtiseutouns Garlt. NIB geritoge'
rrnJs' Siabftfie1rsut
bsiinett I'D 3r. ~, ecuthitr. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
Nerfduof.

Gin Vl6hden Ium Baiten II Hust'n uHb All Sans.
ntet. Wan ulslbe i'd I'M .Ripts' pcuiea Rsrecit.
Gdt Der Sclparps II. gauIbeuitr.. BET 3. b II,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
3 fenl
Baltimore GGmpaguies
INN Hittst0ucr Gahlen.

tnn Eittst0iter So1IeIt,
i~'rsiinia eeiiebt unS uuter Dl6;
2240 9funb duf bic 3pnne,
III ~fcl9erben Trefsu:
Rt. l, 2u. 49,. 50 90 pre- Gcrre, hpr's SaaS.
Stld Bump .kcbIen $50 -
MetoBieu .......... ITO
Rsiteuur9tu eebe man ab TIM gpmptotre Nr. 60.
Sscrnhitrr obrr III rem 4 ebIeub6ftn Sde bon
5Uraroz II. Gatbsbralitr. (Siraar8 In SppdIbSr },
Vde Ron 9tCrtb- II. Ytaolipuitr., AM linton. Dpd,
DUB ben Gcncoybtr.
Samet Sopte.
R8 -9ttuminsfe 1pbIeu fir Sdnte.
rtu. Ramii'tn ftts c%crri'tta. (tan30 1oWD
&ohlen su bcrabeeIcstcu9rcife
SPir ~rsrtaUfen itst Gdte
gpten's 8alee. fcbleu Jr 2 II. 3 ~ ........ $l1.00
u Nu6atbbs, 3u........ Q 90
Baltimore Gpn1r. RrBIen Nr. l. Ia 3 lu -. 10 90
prp Scrne bon 2240 Ytb.,
frtt na@ irntr6 sinem St1bttbttle,
s. GtEaue 81 8ruber.
(Eebl16 l0t) ifub epm S%rosspap, S..p,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05

GIN Wa6,tdn iHe scubbnlihe 5au6artsit aeleu
saisn 9Sen. vfIt E'sIst lt str. go Utfta Brat,
Hepe SbaTrlr. (b5 o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
3ebujdbrieer Mbcmmati8mmS
hlrd GinreibnuD oes Nlifgratcs nit
9iaotpaD'S Weaop Nelief
up hPtlf.

Or. 0 +. g y, 60 SABLE iS9ltrt, lit Iet Srbr
SGbttu an RbcumatiSn SINUS Sett IA Wtoh6en nubtt
@IiCber narsn oubrtbt aciHmoien II uul1ei,altet; Die
9dncs tran pibait r~riiarrt, iobab CT ,peoer Ole Singer
%terpc8tn, nOt Die S6nee auf- poer 3~uutad,tn ,onute;
ten a1n3en FsIper tmtjcD'n rbeumaiiide Stmer.
zen; oa5 Scber aus tenn Bette perul iadte bic ar6bt'n
S6merBen. Wtm bradte ibn enol,6 ol,n. taS Hld
frot frib ine Ntents /. cine Stunoe nit " a b ~ a re
Renbp Rtlttt e%lnGtiben AT laatr. DE trfe
&inreiturg psti6afte Sinesrlns; mebrtre uadfoIs
aente einrtttun9et enlboeen lbu bel Stms3tn. nns
rad tinptVr atlihtnr &ebrluhe bts ReIte unb
ttHiatr @absn Ucn u a 90 YtlItn mar
wteceIber8't,ut. Stpt 1T or Iultia II neunb IN
8rtt't gsleJentlth Rc1 emu al na9 sem ReIitR
ON Julien, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05

1886 @elbes Sitbcr. 1856
$3.50 btilte R"aowap'S Rtobp RtItet
ENuleues ren am Relbcu Iitber DaruiettGIUgenotu,
lin 6lesr iurhtb ,ret &tuo,e cor uteultn, lesIe o.
5ro. y, paNs IN Ditiditppi Be- Witcgtnal- Utbbrosp
eer iiclt6eR Stualtu lerntn @tbrlu6 aua,Itg,ntttf
nn'e btrt uno tmpiabl eS 8HeRtlt1 els eas it&erae
$tugmitltI auf ecm Crpbduc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
DSsn Ipttcroant.

GtTsM Gas tdBns itneutselnts NJ prsu
4affSSss.3eaIA btfGs edtf yDuiSbur9", 9apt.
sM&A4E1ks@I bBui.s. rpirS prompt rad cStNem
S,afsu ersetirt unb tisiet Ga0aSiersn enc ectjis.
a,te Gelesenbeit ,ur nenerlahft. @esen 'radt
pter gaiTa9e ipeube man ih an ben 6apttan am
eprc, Gpratt's &,rfte 8. 9. o6er an
StbrI Der SBnirper,
(44-) Nr. 20, GiesGbariesir., l Ereppe bro,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
Oiuc so Neuts,JInfhe

0iuc so GeutS'Slaf@e
wir6 bas Spitem pegcn piteltte AniGQe
CpiDemiihCr NIB onfied,noer 4rantbeiten
ldttteu mo mebr lCbet betleu, ale mem
man buIhsrt DouaIs iiir Gubere Weot>
S'ncu ooCr Gritlite BatAe
aIScIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05

&ngiifber Sprdcbunterri6t.
Dienita1 Der o. SFn = nbr abtnbs. bate i'd
mop cine s. ofs fur Ssrreu arseianssu. pelde ole era
lihe Sprade iptebea, Ieien une ibretben ,u IL men
plnfteu. 3isItnistu, nst4t upt p.uia oe,r aar
fttheasnniniB Ger Sptate baben, pclen nd esfautgii
b 10 neIetr. Der luterrttt ptis Dttnjidss uno
6leItlss atsnbs ne Glruiass Nabmititass trtbetlt
uHe htitaai bas 9eRerar 50 p'et.elIibIli9, i'm Dor.
aus tabsbar. 8. Wdnrer,
VT. %, @sTmaaar.-, 5wii6en bcparbr
to) pRe gutaplr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
NEILnEtn
Dura q. s.. Gcper.
SuHi6rRsmcrtbc53 standardization

'NIW W " DFhttt
ESuHi6cnsmcrtbt 6rnuOsigeui6nm
G4ltH &aaUp rabs Gla,rar.. uEe Ter SLJosns.
Rl-ts gui EItIcu.
So w roe TittwcG. tan 7 u,arI 1879 p,6n
nm 4 u9r, an Etpe sttnt cas- eaf;s unitn rAtsl
ttisitUcc, irbr baEIbsu5 w. tt5: Guntassnibum iur,
Bella ne aufbst,n, rinl,Si
EoJ GAME gnnonlt mt putbrSutn gauIdtu.
ten tn 0alIerr uubt@aaerhr, sltaut. Oas-
lt'ts bstgt an Ga8eJiT. IL dGB 6yoEis uHe lSuit 50
jus ttrI ,urut.
gie Bauli 'ttii,u tcosttH IN b,m ofofsn aia,Ea
ten tretr 6tisen badHontutu 20 cbRbaa1t Qr.
is, Ealtpltt., nsbt bite QtHttrBtb6uet UHe
z cmmcriute.
Die gthauet ruIbsu FIT BEE 9ifsu'blmgt5 tilersu
gtb,aub MT em btieu DtItuiliien uue pcu en b..
Hen attaltru obue 5tdifht auf Rcitgn Beb ut.
@uptluut t4,2b no Irsntiub.
Stsin8uusi SaaudtlHna.
sam. =. Bcptr Mutt.
Nt4-Il VII. 81 NalitmpltIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05

Oas alrellebte
9Ietber Ni0aa1ia
Enastn- Iadtn.
Anabtn-N6de.
krabeh Seien
Refine
ptrttl-5ubt6Se
SadsJibft aGtr G ptus
fur Perrtn.
gngItlht
duSgtbr6dt fur SerTer,
frar5Giftt
safrOte tnr 9trrer.
Irubiabrf.
pttrets fur Serra-
S6iuaus
futbsl en- iuT Serrtu
Glcnespantalons
IL, 9trrtn
23r btfsn
baf Etps
unb
fd,6na' sas.,
ceH
streH-
SaaseH IIttSeE
tn ct 5lael,
iprte tlpea
r-sfpnithcn Oprat5
pen
~9incfpmterr
iit
Surbtp . Srteit.
ga" sa s;T' esreHi Ssnn eOisvrsiiss -
fsetrucsr Smitt n Spmr'J
8!arMurhutltl . Riti0crnnoQG,iI,
~ ri. o.. &fJ = S~aIttmeredr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05

On Rem YtuBcubitie, ba mon RabpapBR zee.
ep &cltet dubtrll0 cher, ie uad sSrlG,iii, tnne =
ltd %aripcuctt Dot aatr Shmsr3 alf, weber or Al d
ruhrsu mn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
%perfaufcn.
Ntuta III perfau

Gin cut aebenNer 9roorp- edosr. Rat,ufraa,r
VI ia, Nabor5-, 3rt'9en j ltmpHi- u. peppistcniv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
Giue Tamiltcnsmeoi,iu

Wis 5antti, et- Ditotbln tit es tGs nuglrd,fte Sc l.
m'ttsG, ,uelfes be 8tlt TENT. ypirS man ron
Sdmtsen pbsr llry66lt&t,it b,irts.iudt os,r osn
Cirtm t~b5arllBtn sebtn beorcht, 10 iurttt ietu Sc
b'aut rdlh Den gatienien II idugt tas GsGiem Dor
Nniiuen. &tnt9e Mtuute nab br Subersn
cher tnnertu Guiptneunt b'g v sDaSRt (te
dmpt u, Nbtu atttrus, Rerpen'
web, @t9t 9enbeni 6merB, taltem
Btebtr, bbiem SalS, @rtppe, Dtpb
tbtrie aongeftcn Ieer gnti d nouns
%bsluaens Battent lid Ieibter u, loobltr fhbfen.
Btbttgc emerfun q. - OAR 9anb.
mtItbs uno anbtre. w,lde in bum bsfieb.l.
ten B'geneen ipolnen, no es idwtr bait, bic Dituis
s!ots artteS gu %srlanBt", IT " u apS RtabS
Ttr1tttruuB arbiaudt metctn, bab &c tn alien ,yddtn
quite Dtenite Is'nr, 100 man u I Q b ely pesr
= d merse II iFlrL rber NJ /
Sttppe. Dtpbtbcrte tbirn pdlie,
i6l. r,meut oulier, Se'iertelt,
gautH-GClV, unterletbs.,
g%uuBtn., etbtra II Rtrtn-GRt,lneuns,
ODER nit palebrduut, sails nt3ineuna,
Ntdltlrtber pcer nut JtenI ul9te,
NcptUeb. sobr-, C~brtni6mtrieu,
ceer nit Stnetuubtl,
Rudenidntrj Rbeumaitsmus,
Dlrtiaa, ebcltra Wicrbus,
Nubr, y anopunten,
8.utiddbtn, Hrauf9en u,
Grdmpfen
etfGaat ii Die Gnrtnbuu1 scn Rabpap,
Reaen Reltcf miro Ctt ben eteien q,itper.
cen IN BET ldllmmiitn bplm btrntn einis.r Stunoeu
turjrtR.
Gben m atismue 9. - Ditlts ftm,ribafis
nsbd bat ben Bel9tdtstt.n gler,tsn u. belttbielieu
Dtiitein 85ttpBt. IS n um Smpitrtsi,tn ,u b.tan-
beln; aber U a bpap . Reabp 6tite bat
neh lteIs eem aetrsneer ~'pfcttise y Ietdte, una Der
ihlTt uuo IN alltd fallen pen atuisn,, ,entIlno ihem
cher ntrubIcm Hbtlinatismu5 etne taustnbe Stllunl
bsB'r't (8a troniid TN Rbeumattsmus u. SD,
ioQte Raepap's a~sintgunss-S prup,
has i~eSerannie Renppatiu R~eicietnt,
nsben bent aeaop Reltei SetrauGt %perSen,l
Bel alra Iroguiffen 81 Dubeu.
Yrets: 5OGts. pro Slalhe.
DIT. Jobn Haopap s Spmp.,
Nr. 81, Watpen zane, Netp, gJprt.
(Wtdrjl.1S)
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MrfuAt

Oetud1t.
Sn tlntI WttauTailen I. kIaFc eIu Farther NIT
800 SGts. SahiuNagsH lei pettT souls,
0R'Ip Ut0Ilel Spac. an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-05
DaS 9rGBte unb bcf.aNprttrte Betn- uno
Sy gtQuor.@ci6dft III td5 BON q
sSd3 Giub0u s. q D., "a
- Nv Il urVh. U,N0rNGs n, ItMuprs Ef

Auo grpBlt uHp ptl'NWpIlIIe GNElN" uNo
SSY gtQuor. 0ei4Gft IT ras BON q
&N3 &iubau s q o., "a
~ Nr. 5, Rorc. gnNhr0He Baltimore.
mir c~itrtrcr om BtJrtca pUbl.tnn urb ggtteeF.
o%ertaufern ne fo'9euotn Ntt.'eI;
200 5aB 9tpe Nbi &tp;
so u Wonnn0abcld H(0s Wbtst,p;
30 - iebl i,tnen alien VioNenglbel1 RpeQ86tsfep;
100 - Rcurror g8bs'co;
20 - iebr altrn u. fetren alien 8rurtpn lpbift y;
% - gPbtai lpbtetfr;
1000 gaGpre1 Berltrr Tprpslz Nirrnlel;
500 - etre5et Dtatenbitter;
500 - boaauotid,te Gpttatl-9tttelS;
200 Rapolcpu-StIetS;
1000 - Sanitation PrareD;
100 SmltitiCn WUU;
S0n ~ Souanotlbeu Sin, ddtu itbr TEN;
200 frarI. GcBnac-s}aueg, ait II. Istu;
100 gutapta-Nrrlc;
2CO GCCth gpblstsp;
800 Ssanaca Gum, alt II. ltbr tciu;
1900 BladburDs 9bcrp = @irger, uu6
uOmocr-S rInetsS,
1900 . Samai a.9iuw; BATAVIA. ArIac; ara.
9tontp; Scotb 2vbittep guuil
ictnt G6ie II. quite V0Iart fee ron
ibi6't6sn SnNreCsn Ell un6 II c 1
1opfpeb modtno.
5000 8Iai&n t,i6 eSsus Cab,
5000 SAL frursBTi4s 0e &. II RrtB.gSt,nri
1000 Gaa 70 to- Gbcrt0" II. Morttras Esirt;
1900 4 alden DO tauuntfT ishr ieirt u. ate 49alrt.
Scieu @niS Ye i%tctlCoe, pi fermil It. 9umultt-
2iqueurS (Goreais).
29t R%ararirtu o1e uuere @alre unb uet men bic
iClbe penn ngdt tefttebt9eno, aurlu.
aue gtitepunlen N Der Sia6t me- btr toiitufretin'6
5aus mo auslpartt9e Peieuuu3sn ~lCittniget an'f
Depot o%tliClrt. - GGtunDSIpu
(De,2O 10 INDIANA 60,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04
The New Orleans Riots, Again.

New ORLEANS, August l.-General
Sheridan returned this morning from Bra
Zos Santiago.
General Baird has appointed n military
commission to investigate the Convention
riots, with General Mower as president.
Mayor Munroc has addressed a letter to
General Baird, saying that without at
tempting to dispute his (Baird's) military
law order, he (Munroe) cannot but express
his astonishment at such step, and at n
time when no cxigcncy existed for it.
The aid OF the military, says Mayor
Munroc, would have been most gladly re-
ccivcd to rcprcss violence when such inter-
vcntion was asked but | am at loss TO
understand by what authority it is made
To assume the virtual suppression OF the
civil authority. We have always been
taught to believe that it is the principal
duty of military officers in this country TO
sustain and enforce the civil law. II am
to understand from the words OF your order
that ii is your desire to prevent 4 rccur-
renee of the riotous and unlawful proceed
ings of Monday, would respectfully Sug-
gcst that your release Of all the rioters and
their accessories who were arrested by the
police as the first act Of your admlniStra-
ton Of martial law is not well calculated to
accomplish that object.
Mayor Munroc concludes his letter by
declining to act as Mayor until the civil
authority is restored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04
ATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST d, 1866.

would maintain the noble stand he had
taken, and saying if he wanted any more
money it should be forthcoming. Ward
we'll then can afford topurSuc the course he
is taking for the plain reason that he makes
money bv il. The Ne,, Nation exists and
is printed for the same reason, 1t and its
proprietors and editors being supported By
Northern contributions, Judge Underwood
being the conduit through which the grist
comes TO the Nc,r Nation mill.
There has been no interference with the
proceedings of the negroes by either the
civil authorities or by the military. Pos
siblv no harm will come of it all, but it
seems to me that the men who are con-
stantv asserting that there is to be a war
Of races are taking very good care that
their prophecies shall be fulfilled. &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04
ASIIBY CLUE.
Scorer. Minnigcrodc, of the Richmond
Club. Umpire, Finn, of the Ashby Club.

PARpoxs.-A large number of pardons,
nearly two hundred, were received at the
Capitol yesterday, and are now in the
hands Of the Secretary OF the Common
wealth, from whom they can be obtained
upon application. We give below the
names of those belonging to Richmond, in
addition to one or two others belonging to
other portions Of the State DR.. James
Bealc, G.. W. Alexander, J. W. Allison,
Charles r. Davis, General James l.. kem-
per, James kcrScy, Charles +. Myers, Ro-
bert Ould, W. b. Peasants, Joseph F.
Powell, John T. GiddingS, William l.. llar-
rison, William Goddin, William Grcanor,
I. F.. Hamilton, Jr., II. W. Hughes, Thomas
". Jones, }. Il. Jones, s. Is. Ragland, +.
\. SchmitZ, William Ira Smith, ID. I. Will
lsmS, j. J.. Warrington, J. B. Winston,
John \. WorSham.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

since, and got shanty to live In in On
alley near the Central railroad. About
two weeks since the mother Of the child
died. The woman in court said she
"perished to DEATH There were four
children left, with no one to provide for
them. She took one Of them and kept 1t
until yesterday, when the father, ragged,
dirty, Notwithstanding negro, went to her
house and claimed it. 4 row arose, and
the parties got before the Mayor. His
Honor gave the child to the father; and it
will not be long before it will "perish" "
to death. If the Freedmen's Bureau was
good for anything but to create ill-teeling
and stir up strife between the whites and
the negroes, it would attend to these
"wards of the nation" and not let them
starve to death under their very noses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04
InD-PA PART\ERSHIP.-T L. IARUS

4 =. J CHERRY having formed Il c"-pmrtnar-
sn.a@..i,rtl tllr rr!u aud style OF LAkt>S CHERRY.
a...ssl lr.r Irayr Ia inform the public that they
a#sy, bought uut tue business heretofore conducted
1N M-~,r, II ; Thompson y Co, on Dock street,
frr,n Seventeenth aud Eighteenth. and are
.t..r,i L. furnish bust RED and WHITE Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL, suitable for srate-, -ioyrs'
... t. 2.t4. .lry u,r : also best BITCMlNOCS LUMP,
t#EEaDE. and SMITHS COAL, always at lowest
st rats and would respectfully aNka con
fs. nc. Of n. liberal patronage h.ret"ior" he
Is. 81 utru tho late firm Of II. 5. Thompson
81. Mr. +. {. LARCs, who occupied the sam.
,.ef far riu. yrar,, Is with us and would he glad
~..' hi. fprInrr customers and the pnhlir gene
s. -, ~ ~ Nr,l LARt'~ i CHERRY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

The Pleasant busiues, relations which hdv"
ara.sS sS.rr -xI-tad between RtCtmoHt net IN. "t'r'
.aEs n ~. IuItsu Il TTgiHtu have been -
s.a.#j under circumstances which Justify III" h"p'
#,t he cd order ul ta!ugs will soon be restored
tt Etarr.' II tLt. safe i putiish.d in StauutUn,
IA. taa" ,r1'r, ui fh" Valley and Of the state.
- gtrC ss'auu j. Large aud rapidly incr"aslmH-
N+f.3- 'h<1" y1SS'f facilities 10 adr"rtls.rs ne
@.~"-Hu' 'tr publisher, i 10 make II the medium
~ anamuaIra.us tur all who are in any way IN
~#"-'fi .H oar trade upon the strength OF "hlch
"# respectfully solicit In" patronage ~ The hl'h'
H.. .a4 merchant. astI their friends. Address
CARRIER * CROtkWELl,
i. 80 lL. prnrr IninIs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

MAYORS CorRr-MAYoR MAYO rREsG-
DING-FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 3.-frank
Moore, bright muIatto, charged with as
saulling Sally Finncy, was discharged,
the evidence proving that he had acted
solely in sclf-detcncc.
John Wren, charged with striking Mon
roe Robinson, negro, with rock at the
Jefferson Ward poll, was fined fifteen dol
lars and required to give one hundred and
fifty dollars surety for his future good be-
havior.
Wesley Ross, negro, was charged with
assaulting Margaret Wilson. 1t appeared
in the evidence that RoSs's wife died from
starvation several months since, and Mar
garet took charge of one Of her children,
4 little uirl. She clothed il and cared for
il. and the child's father promised to pay
her for the support Of the child. \ few
days since he went to Margaret Wilson for
the child and upon her refusing to give
the child up, he pitched into her. He was
committed in default of surety for his fu-
ture good behavior.
william Winston, charged with taking
flowers from Shockoc Hill Cemetery and
cxposinc them for sale in the Second Mar
kct, was cOmniillcu III u'lauil VI Il luc ahu
surety.
Johanna Sullivan was arraigncd for steal
ing two hundred and forty dollars in gold
from Charles Saudrcy. From the evidence
for the prosecution it appeared that Mrs.
Saudrey died few days since, and that
the deceased had saved up sum of mo-
new, which she had concealed in a bag.
Mrs. Sullivan distracted this money during
the wake. Mrs. Sullivan denied any in
tcntion of approprating the money for her
own use. She stated that the deceased
had on her death-Ad asked her to take
charge of the money and let her children
have the benefit Of it. The deceased
feared that her husband would get married
again, and that they would not enjoy it.
The evidence not establishing the truth of
her statement, Mrs. Sullivan was sent on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

CorSTY ArFAlRs.-James August and
Richard Croncy were arraiSncd before
Justices Wade and Marsh yesterday for
stealing watermelons from DR.. Dcanc's
farm. They were sent on to answer an
Indictment for petty larceny.
Betsy Washington and Diana -, ne
crosses, were arraigncd for stealing cloth
ing from Ann Taylor, ncgress. A portion
of the clothes were found, under Il search
warrant, in the possession Of Diana, who
stated that she bought them OF Betsy
Washington. The case was continued un-
til to-day.
+. w. Massie and 4. Davidson were or
dered to be arrested upon warrant gotten
out by Jacob Cohn, who charged them with
comforting together and cheating him out
OF five mules, valued at seven hundred and
forty-scvcn dollars. Massic, upon hearing
that the warrant had been issued, delivered
himself up, and il is supposed that David
son will do likewise. Massic was bailcd
in the sum OF one thousand dollars for his
appearance Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

THE March GAME OF BASE BALL.-The
first of the match games between the
Richmond and Ashby Baseball Clubs took
place on Thursday evening, and the Ashby
came out victorious. There are yet two
games to be played to decide the match.
We give below the scorings of the first
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

OrE CHURrHrS TU-MoRRow There are
10 changes in the services Of the several
churches tomorrow, except as follows:
The Second Presbyterian Church (Rcv.
DR.. llogc's) will be closed tomorrow, in
consequence Of I'll" repairs TO the build
ing now in progress.
The pastors oi the First, Icigh->trcct,
and Manchester Baptist Churches having
returned from tie country, will preach
morning and night.
Bishop Joseph Wilmer will preach at
St. Paul, Church. "u tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

TIE RICHMoND WHEAT MAEEET.-A
very superior crop Of wheat raised on
Lower Brandon, on James river, samples
of which were forwarded 10 Baltimore and
New York, was sold yesterday by MeSsrS.
French X Crcn,haw AT higher price
than could he obtained nj either Of the
other markets. The Baltimore papers
referred TO this crop aS the most superior
grain ever offered in that city, and seemed
to cXult that it had been sent TO their mar
kct.
Our farmers ought to sec the folly OF
sending their wheat out OF the State, and
bear in mind that they can get aS good ii
not better prices in the Richmond market
than in any other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-04

DIsrArcH foR THE SrRISGs.-PerSons going
to the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAI.: DIsrATCH sent them IT sixty
cents per month. Orders LETT ~ our counting.
room will receive attention.