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.s,r,MILY MEDICINE.

.GKFAr oAKs FROM LITTLE AcoRSs GROW
rrha worst diseases known To- the human spring
sew, ssu>r> 50 small as 10 almost defy detection.
Tia volumes Of scientific lore that FL the tables
.cs shelves Of the medical fraternity only go to
,-avs and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while You may. The
,,asllr,. p!mplc on the skin is telltale and inii
c,s.r NJ disease. 1t may fade and die away from
A surface Of the body, but ii will reach the yitals,
r.rAa,>. a! last and death be the result and final
'... MAGGEIL'S BILIOUS, DYSPEPTIC, and
pIARRHCEA PILLS cure where all others fail.
whs.e tDr burns. scalds, chillblains cuts, and all
abrasion, Of the skin, MAGGElL'S SALVE is infal
.a.. Sold !. MAGGEIL, % Fulton street, New
York. and all Druggists, at twenty five cents per
box NH 96-d&wly
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THE stuart MEMoRIAL.-A meeting of the
friends of the late General Stuart was held
yesterday, and an Executive Committee was
appointed with power TO receive subscriptions
ana adopt such measures as will best secure
the immediate erection of Il monument to the
memory of the fallen General. The committee
are empowered to determine the location and
character of the proposed monument, and are
directed to report their proceedings 10 public
ment is completed Erectire CD,nAaihee: lor
Ball, Major Johnson Colonels j. G .Cabell, 4.
=. Chew, and X. A. Caskie; Captains T. r.
Price, Jr, Phillip Haxall, Francis w. Daw-
son. w. X. Martin, and r. kennon: Colonels
Julian Harrison and w. b. Woodbridge, and
Major w. b. Warwick. Captain w. X. Mar
tin was appointed Treasurer. The adjourned
meeting announced for Tuesday next will not
take place.
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Our Rockbridge friends must be 4 set Of ter
rible rebels. According to the agent of "the
Bureau who writes from Lexington, they
stand in need Of . reconstruction. " The
Washington Scr let's the public see what this
agent writes concerning the people among
whom he is operating. We q9ote
He says that he heard and decided upwards
of fifty cases of conflicting claims during the
month of February, some of which were as
saults upon the freedmen, ana others in re-
gard 10 non payment of wages. The great
difficulty seems TO be caused by some Of the
whites not being willing TO pay Tor the labor
after they have agreed to do so. In some cases
he found that the former owners of the freed
men had taken the whole amount OF last
years hire from the parties 10 whom they
hired their slaves during the hiring season OF
1864 and lN6j. Whenever he found this 10 be
the case he ordered payment TO be made 10
the freedmen from the tenth day OF April,
1868, at the same rates for which they Were
hired previous 10 the surrender. One ease
had been reported to him 'in which Il colored
man was struck thirty nine lashes 10y his
former owner because he got IN order or state
ment from General Darall last June, and took
it TO his master to prove that he was IRE,
man. Another instance Is where IAN assault
was made by Il boy upon Colored girl: the
cause assigned by the boy for the act was thal
she was singing 'InCe Sam is rich enough
| to send us all 10 school " He states, further
| .sthat unless there is Il better disposition on
the part Of the citizens and their sons, ano
cadets and students, troops would have TO bt
| sent for
The Connecticut election takes place mex
| Monday. Let us hope that we shall then have
no more such stories for while.
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MAMMOTH ExPRESs CoMPAST.-We learn from
the New York NeccS that the provisional con-
tract for the consolidation of the various great
express companies was accepted on "ednes-
day last by the National Banker Express Com
pany. 1t is understood that the arrangement
is TO increase the capital stock OF the old
companies TO the extent of five millions OF
dollars, which stock is TO be taken by the
National Bankers. The National Banker TX
press Company goes out of existence as sepa'
rate company.
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SHOOTING AEFRAY.-A shooting affray oc-
Cured yesterday ut the National Saloon, on
Main, between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets, which resulted in the wounding OF
George III. Nuckolls, one of the proprietors Of
the saloon, by German barber named Ven
dun. Vendum fired three shots ut Nuckolls,
one of which took effect in his knee joint, in :
ficting painful wound. AS soon as one of
his shots took effect, Eendum made his escape
out of the back-way, and has not since been
arrested. The difficulty, IL is said, arose from
remarks made by Nuckolls in abuse of Ven
dums wife.
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Erprors RInIyG. The attention OF the Chp
of Police Is again called 10 the reckless mas
nrr in which certain persons, either strange
or residents, ride along the streets OF Rle,t
mond On yesterday afternoon party OF iol
persons rode up Main street at iull galos
rode over lady who was crossing the sire.
The - gallant equestrian did not check 4
animal or attempt TO apologize, but kept on 4
the same furious rate, with one foot III "a
stirrup. Will not the police be 30 kind as i
arrest some OF these people
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

IorIsIASA OFFIcEs.-That General Butler
should have any influence in the selection OF
officers for Louisiana is incredible. Yet the
Baltimore Transcript informs us that the name
deLcgotion have recommended for certain de
sirable position Captain B. Packard, who
served in Maine regiment nIi,ier Ge"erdt BIT
Ls7.. and who has since resided in New Orleans.
Could anything be cooler than this? The
Maine delegation interfering in local appoint
ments in Louisiana and soliciting place ior
a friend of General Butler in New Orleans
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THE FAIR AT LEIGH-sTREET CHrRCH.-This
Fair is now in the full tide of successful ope-
ration, fact upon which we congratulate the
lady managers. On Thursday night the
church was crowded, and DR.. Bagby's lecture
on " Bacon and Green's was listened to with
much interest. While this repast was going
on up stairs, the ladies below were preparing
a tempting array of refreshments, in no wise
Inferior though of 4 somewhat different sort
being composed of dainty rs we'll as solid
yiands Among the most attractive tables al
the Fair is that presided over by Mrs. f. ).
Turpin, TO whom we are indebted for accepta-
bic delcacies. The Fair will ontnue for seve-
raj days and nights, and we urge all who
would enjoy themselves to go.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

THE Yorys MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION =
At the commencement of the late war this
Association was in most fiourishing condi-
tion. Among its active and associate mem bers
were numbered the frs. gentlemen i'm the
community, and by the quiet, steady influence
which il exerted, it was producing vast deal
OF good. The library contained about two
thousand five hundred choice volumes, and in
the rooms Of the Association our young men
found attractions which gradually weaned
them from the So called pleasures of the bar
room and billiard saloon. In the fire OF
April 3, 1866, the property and library of
the Association was completely destroyed,
and since that time the operations of the Asso-
citation have been principally carried on at the
rooms on the corner of Broad and Eleventh
streets.
The managers have now rented two hand
some rooms over the Planters National Bank,
on Main street, and they will reopen their
library and reading. room at that place on
Monday next. At present, the library and
reading room will be open from A. M. TO 3
p. NJ, and from 1 p. M. to 10 p. NJ. The
library contains about eight hundred volumes,
which We're principally contributed by the
Richmond Library Association: and dona-
tions are invited for the purpose of purchasing
4 library of about twenty five hundred finely
selected volumes, which can now be bought At
very reduced rate. Mr.. ID. Lee Powell is
President; J. +. Burrows, Secretary; and w.
II. Walker, Librarian.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

EoggHr \. LANCASTER, i. j. WRIGHT.
J. l.. WILLIAMS.
Eg- LANCASTER \ CO.,
BANKERS AND STOCK
AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
RICHMOND, Va,
buy and sell on commission
STATE CITY, RAILROAD,
and other
BONDS AND STOCKS,
Dealers III
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
GOLD AND SILVER,
NEGOTIATE LOANS,
RECEIVE DEPOSITS,
MAKE COLLECTIONS on all principal cities.
mhl-lm /. w. ROSE. Teller.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
CORNER EIGHFH AND MAIN STREETS,
WILL RENT OUT HOUSES,
SELL REAL ESTATE,
both at auction and privately
NEGOTIATE LOANS, SC.
NH l7-lm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
rur pETROLEUM vAPOR COOKING

rrnyg THE MOST USEFUL INVENTION OF
,,p ,cE Having been appointed Agents for this
I'M, IN" we respectfully ask the attention Of the
>I - ,o This STOVE confident that II only needs to
l,s 10 be appreciated. II is simple in consruc-
~, cIeanly. perfectly safe, and easily managed
and And kept in order !, is rkRrkcr,r and ESrIRKrH
So So" fr,u, opoR. sMoKE, dust, or ASHES. The heat
tense and uniform, and can be applied TO all
.,.I. - cooking, the work being better done than
., ordinary cooking stove, and at much less
-. .,,.>orAlAvr, but generates aAs from the Pc
sry which IL afterwards consumes.
W. gvAxANrER every stove.
~, arc also agents for the UNION WASHING
,,cuNE-universally admitted to be the best in
ALLISON 4 ADDISON,
o-let No. IL Fifteenth street.
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ANOTHER FrRE.-The alarm OF fire last night
about o'clock was caused by the burning of =
chimney at the corner of Twenty first and
Main streets. The fire department We're
promptly on the spot but, fortunately, their
services were not needed.
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yesterday morning were caused by the burn
ing of chmneys: the first, of n house near the
corner of Nineteenth and Broad streets, and
the second, of a house on Ninth, beyond Broad
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NJ COMPREHENSIVE.

Nj O-PARTNERSHIP.
The Undersigned having formed co-Par'"ci-
Ship, for the purpose Of conducting
A WHOLESALE GROCERY, PROVISION AM
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the name OF
STONE, WILSON Il FOSTER,
and having taken the comnodious warehouse OH
Cary street second door below Pearl, are no"
receiving general supply Of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE,
which will be made complete in 4 few days ana u
which they respectfully call the attention oi 'he
trade. HAMILTON ). oloHn'
of Petersburg;
JOHN b. WILSON,
of Petersburg;
oh1a,s X. T. FOSTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

ORGAyIzATIoH OF ANOTHER FE&IAS Circle
Al meeting held by number OF the Sons
Erin at the house OF Mr.. William Ryan,
Rockets, on Thursday night, new Circle
the Fenian Brotherhood was organized. MaJea
Toohy presided over the meeting, and assist
ed the "Sarsfield Circle OF Richmond I,
names of nineteen members we're enlisted, ala.
the following officers elected President, J ::
Mcfarland Secretary, Patrick Roach Trcssfs
surer, William Ryan. The meeting adJourns o.
TO meet again on next uesdaS night ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

ASEARcH1xe @ QuEsTIoy.-WouldB Bishop Will
mer, or any other bishop, or clergyman, be
ARRESTED now for emitting the usual prayer
for the President of the United States?
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BA>klNo- HOUSE OF WILLIAM Il. lssAACs 4 Co., !
Goth March, lsG6. !
Ri NOTiCE.-We are prepared To issue NlR-
GINA REGISTERED BONDS in sums of ONE
urNpRED DOLLARS and its multiple for the
COMMISSIONED NOTES of the
BANK OF SCOTTSNILLE,
BANK OF OLD DOMINION,
BANK OF PHILLIPPI,
BANK OF HOWARpSElLLE,
MONTICELLO BANK.
NH o1-lm WM. Is. ISAACS 4 co.
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gs- -CO-PARTNERSHiP. 4,
Tn. pndersicned OF the firm Of Kent, Pane |"
Co have formed a CO. partnership for the purpose
Of conducting general >,,cc
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm OF
PAL M c o.,
and have taken the store No lOe Main street. heA'
below Mitchell l. Tyler and will be pleased 10 re-
ceive consignments from their friends ana the
pnh,ic w. G. PAINE.
i,Is,s R.A PAINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

A TICKET FOR JEFFERSON WARD.--h NEE.
ING of the citizens was held at the house q
William Ryan on Thursday n!gh' for the pu
pose of putting forth ticket for JetfersSE
ward After dellberation the following tick
was agreed upon: Fer Mayor-Joseph May
For Common Council-R. II. StyH, n. u
Ice stephen Mason, William Taylor, j. j.
Gentry, James NJ. Griffin and + A. j
Cloulon. For Magistrates--James Is. RoM,
ter. X. o. Haskins, II. J Christian. K
Sanxay, John M. Higgins, and ihonE
Flaherty. \
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In Massachusetts, the legislation Is said 10 oe
divided into two parts-publlc acts ana pfi'
yate axes
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THE LANCE" AssACLT.-Thomas jG;ati:,, Z
negro boy, was brought before the way"
charged with committing perjury 10 &W@1i
mat Jacob L;mge struck him On The h"au VI
\ rock. Four white boys swor@ positively III
Lange did not strike Jones but walter Cas
doZo, Il white boy, and negro witness, Stah
distinctly that he did. His Honor Said IN
the balance of testimony was strongly a&iH.
Innos hut rs the fight seemed to have b-t
general and the evidence was - contradiCt"! !.
he would discharge the prisoner.
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POLICE ARRESTS John Harold, "ti"S "
liam Riley, resident of portsmouth, "
charged with stealing an overcoat and shc
the property of w. Bracket.
lanes Piles was charged wlth stealing II
teen dollars from Eliza Edmunson.
John w Walters, soldier, was arrested /
order of Colonel Davis.
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g,f FOR GARDENERS AND FARMERS
FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN SEED,
lust received and for sale by
WILLIAM ii. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner of Franklin and Seventeenth streets
e. a.
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pRovosr CorKT.-Colonel McEutca still hoi
his court for the trial of soldiers who
guilty of misconduct in the city. Luke DnA.
was brought before him yesterday on
ch.rga of being drunk and disOrieriy on
street, and was sent TO the Libby for ilttr
/ dayS.
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AUCTIoS SALES To-pAY.--AIcssrs. Harrison,
Goddin X Apperson will sell on the premises,
att Il. NJ, all the ice in the house near Mrs.
Mordecai's mill-pond, about four miles from
the city.
Mcssrs Rpgnault * Co. will sell at SD Main
street. at 10 A. NJ, II large assortment OF car
pc Is, furniture, croclicry, &c.
THAyKS.-We return thanks 10 Mr.. {.
Welsh, of the Southern Express, for Norfolk
and Augusta papers.
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TEMPERASCE.-The meeting advertised to be
held in the town of Manchester on Thursday
evening was well attended, and an interest
which viii prove, no doubt, lasting, was Gre
ated Speeches were delivered by Mr.. III. Lam
sing Burrows. of Richmond, and the Rev.
William +. Hatcher, of Manchester. For
some reason, there was not the full attendance
of the Sons of Temperance that was expected :
but there were sufficient present to awaken
the people upon this subject; and the conSe-
quence will be of much good 10 the town.
Steps are being taken now to reorganiZe at
once the Division of the '.Sons' in that town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

SUNDAY SERvIcEs.-Dr. Burrows will deliver
n sermon on Sunday night, al o'clock, at the
First Baptist Church. S"tjcct: "The present
political and social condition of the Jews as
torctold in prophecy proof of the divine in
spiraton of the Bible" At the Broad street
Methodist Church, at =. NJ, DR.. Duncan
will continue his course of lectures o'.v 'ung
ladies - tx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-31

THE OPERA-ERSASI.--Th performance NJ
the Theatre last night was satisfactory, but
the house was, III consequence OF it being
Good Friday, bat poorly filled. free crifqus
will be published on Monday. Tonight, Doni-
zatti's grand opera, Ltcin III L1"tHe,m0or, will
he represented. This opera is in every way
attractive, and no one should miss an opportu-
nifty of hearing il.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE MANAC-MAKcH 80, 1915.
sun rises .......5.4s Moon rises.......... s.5i
sun sets .............6.l2 High water........ 4Vl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-02
c. c. SHARP, N. D.,
Eclectic Physician & Surgeon.

HAVING LOCATED IN COLUMBUS,
III respectfully tenders his professional services
to the citizens thereof and vicinity.
DR.. Sharp begs to make this proposition to all
those who afflicted with all the various forms Of
Chronic Diseases peculiar 10 hisCountry:
First-FOr every patient afflicted, whom will un-
dertake and promise TO cure, and whom | fail to
cure. will agree to give such patient the sum Of
One Hundred Dollars, provided the said patient will
guarantee me One Hundred Dollars, payable
when the cure is completed.
OkFlCE-On Fourth street. between State and
Broadway, in Mr.. j. Millers Office.
noYl-dly-ian24
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SHUTTLE STITCH MACHINES
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Have been awarded to them at every State and
County Far at which they have been exhibited,
during the past three years. including the last State
Fair held in this city and County Fairs too rumer-
GUS to mention, held during the autumn Of 1866.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From New York.

New YORK, August s.-United States
skies of 1860, 1891; coupons of 1862,
1904, do of 1865, 1861; lo-4os, sss;
Treasures, lO4t; gold, l4Ss; cotton
dull and easier, sales of GOO bales Or
leans. at 36@37c, uplands, 35c and nom
inal; -four unchanged; lard, lsS2lsc;
sugar quiet; coffee dull; naval stores
lower; turpentine, 6s@7Oc.
The steamer Java, from Liverpool,
July &c, via Queenstown 9th, has ar
rived.
There has been no further disturbance
of the peace in London.
The reform league has called meet
ing at Hyde Park, on the 3Oth, with the
alleged consent of the Government. The
Minister declared that no such consent
had been given, and warned the league
against holding the meeting. They adj
mitted misunderstanding, and resolved
to abandon the meeting and hold 1t in
stead at Agricultural Hall, at 1slington.
The Government gives its assent to the
meeting at Prices Hill or some other
appropriate spot but will not allow the
royal parks to be used until the ques'
ton of right has been determined.
The Government gave notice in the
House of Commons of the necessity OF
the renewal of habeas corpus in Ireland.
The truce expected to expire on the
9th was prolonged to August 2, and
four weeks armistice, commencing on
the latter date, was concluded. 1t was
also announced that peace preliminaries
had been signed, and had reached
Vienna for ratification by the Emperor
of Austria. The union of the German
Bund was not included in the armistice,
and hostilities between them and Prussia
continue
The Italian Government has deter
mined upon full inquiry in the case OF
the late naval defeat
No dispatches have been received per
the cable to-day.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-09
Prom New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, August s.-The Board
of Levee Commissioners passed a resolu-
ton requesting the Governor to convene
the Legislature in extra session to make
an appropriation for reconstructing the
levees
The Military Commission is still in
session, and their proceedings are not
divulged.
Governor Wells has issued an address
to loyal Louisianians, speaking in scath-
ing terms of the ex-Confederates, and
approving the scheme Of the Convention
of 1864, placing the responsibility of the
late riot upon the Mayor and police, in
dorsing negro suffrage, and embracing
the Radical cause
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Foreign.

LoxDoS, July 29.-It was bulletined
on the Paris bourse to-day that the plen-
ipotentiaries of Austria and Prussia had
signed an armistice of four weeks.
1t is stated by Florence journal that
negotiations for the conclusion Of an ar
mistice have led to result satisfying to
thc dignity and interest Of Italy.
The same paper says that France has
recognized the right of the inhabitants
of Venetia to dispose of their own des-
tiny. Austria, it is said, withdraws the
demands in reference to intervention on
the part of the Catholic powers on the
Roman question.
Peace negotiations are to take place
directly between Italy, Prussia and Aus
trim
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-09
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 8. = The Presi-
dent has appointed n. E. Peck minister
resident and consul general at Hsyti.
Senator Cowan, who arrived here yes
terday from Pennsylvania, expresses the
utmost confidence that the Conserva-
tives viii carry that State at the October
election, BY very large majority.
The National Union Executive Com
mittee are preparing TO move to Phila-
delphia on Friday, where they will retain
their Office until the Convention adjourns.