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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-10
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Our CHURcHEs To-xoRRow.--The usual
services will be held in ell our churches
tomorrow, except where otherwise men.
toned below:
Rev. Edward Martin, of Nottoway coun.
ty, will preach In the First Presbyterian
church at IL A. NJ. and hslf.past P. N.
Rev. C. H. Read, D. D., will return from
Synod in time to preach In Virginia Hall
at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Rev. T. G.. Jones, D. D., will preach In
Leigh-street Baptist church at IL A. M.
The ordinance of baptism will be ad-
ministered tomorrow morning in Grace
street Baptist church, and tomorrow night
in the First and Second Baptist churches.
Bishop Doggett will preach in Trinity
Methodist church at ii A. NJ, and Rev.
Jacob Manning at halE-past Z p. n.
Rev. Samuel Lambeth will preach in
Clay street Methodist church at IL A. N.
Rev. Jacob Manning will preach in Sid.
ney Methodist church at ii A. NJ.
Rev. F. j. Boggs will preach in the Sea-
mems Bethel at IL A. NJ. The Sunday
school connected with the Bethel will meet
ut Bpm.
The anniversary meeting Of the Metho-
dist Sunday School Union will be held at
Trinity church tomorrow afternoon at half
past 2 o'clock. Addresses will be made
by Rev. W. Z. Edwards, Rev. Mr.. Peter
son, and others, and the exercises will be
interspersed with interesting reports, ex.
cellent music, &c.
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DIsxAsEs OF TIE YYs AID IAs.--DS. 0srdsssi
formerly Of London, Inslsnd,) osalist aad suT,st
operator on the eye and ear, ssspsstnaily infoens
the citzsns Of that hs will b asala the
Ballard Houss-oHes, psSioes7. frst 1cos-on 4on.
day. November 18th. 70 fhussdsy the "a. Afsss
that time, monthly, Of which due notiss Win -
given. 0fss hours iron -. n. tosP. =. Ana
can bs consulted on deafness, noise In the head,
eataYrh discharges from the ear scales In tAs sas.
accumulation Of wax In the sas. obstsostion q the
Of the ssr and sir.pssssgss. Artiasisi eyes II.
serted without pain, ana pssfsetly rsssabiing he
natural sys. Opsnttons foS satassst. stsselsnns
or cross eye. artificial pupil b.. skiifsiiy pr.
formed and oil dissasss Of the eye and ssS ssstsls
and every operation In sussl end oVthsinis sss.
gerry, performed By Or. oAsDBss. Principal oAs>
q west Yortisth street. New York. Rsfsrssssss
ssstimoniAis. &s. Send Sor circular. ssn-sa
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9itlluond 4ispatttl.
SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER 10. 1866.
LIST OF LETTERS.

r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
LIN TIE POsT.0FFICE AT RICHMOND,
STATE OF VIRGINIA.. kovENBER 10 tsse. - :.
IL not called Tor within one month they win be
sent 10 the Dead Letter once.
To strangers or transient visitors In town OF
city, whoss specisl addrfss may be unknown.
should be marked on the iower left.hand corner
with the word transient"
Place the postage stamp on the upper right. hand
sGrnst and Leave spsss between ihe stamp sns
with the writing.
TO obtain any Of these letters the applicant must
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
N. B.-A request for the return OF 3 letter to the
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
Office. and State across the end Of the en-.
velope, on the face side, will be complied with.
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Umpire.-A. @. Babcoek, Of Pastims.
.Scoren.-A. q. Henderson, ofAsryland; James
II. Mead, OF Union.
Home Runs.-Msrylsnd Vaughan, I. Union
Bennett 1; Randall, /; Wheeler, I.
Ply Catches. s.-Msryland. s; Union, =.
Passed Bslls.-Msrylsnd, D; Union, 81.
Time Of game, three hours and ffty minutes.
1t is not out Of place to say that the gen.
tlemen of the Maryland Club, during their
brief sojourn with us, have won the esteem
of all who have come in contact with them,
and the shortness of their stay is matter
of regret. They leave this morning on the
Norfolk boat, and will 60 from Norfolk u
Baltimore by steamer.
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PRESENT FROM THE FAIR.-We have to
thank-as we do from the bottom Of our
heart-the fair ladies of the Fair for the
benefit of st. Patrick's church for pre-
sent of delicious refreshments sent to the
Dispatch Office yesterday. They were en-
joyed with indescribable Zest. The best
wishes were uttered for the success of their
undertaking.
Let all good and generous people help
the ladies in their efforts to improve their
church. They hold their Fair over Dew
Inns store, opposite the post-Ofiice.
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TxRan o. ADvxEIl

Tm OPrRA.-Thers was 8 yery fun ~
brilliant house last night On tbe occo1loa
Of Miss Richinel's benefit. Hor ~ 0ees.
siou ths comic opsss q ~ = The Doo1or
or Alcantszs S.W1s pselbsDed - the 1r1t
time in thfs ~. Desoes psssssis0s' p
~. NJ Msseuia : 8 I'LL, |" tls yosse ~ n
ths nsa. - nafpa = .ISsr z -
Md. Ni1 Ejcti0G9; - Deuna E1ces-
sia,nby Nh. Doo2 2issty yNsse all tssy cpl.
tsliy rsprsssassd.t xi0 1lehnG!s 0ss3l0
was, g usual, sxquidos.s III sheeasssel
eenesslly wsrs, ysfy well Spefetned. -
The pIecs itssK b vsry pooe, - cold
mot run very well fbethlFSsSa weo&D Many
place but New York, whssv thDss - q
sorts of people 10 suppost all so9fs 3Seys'
The music Il very ordinesyi aad Set1Qeee'
sive, and the plot very beRrsp., DSr{ee'S
Mummy is better. 10 . not abovy ~
dignity Of the general run of nsoess -
much Inferior n the mgsser % esso1ge.
ment 70 very maay OF thsm. G1e te)ese
demanded for its performance II nueA y.
fsrior to the capabilities of ths oc0p1ny.
Tonight We have Auber1 popular epefA
Of Fra Dfavolo." I" t.f'"@ - ''''.'fs ''es
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PEccAvrxus.-We "hurt" !" one AZ our
city confferes the other day BY writing
/" Balfe /" instead Of Bellini.p .ps9 AnA No
fear that we "hurt" him, still moee. -.
riously yesterday morning BY calling xr.
Castle aMr. Castleman." But our neigh
Dor yesterday paid rs back With interest
with his +" ohols tout ensemble" Our nerves
were shocked; and the "litanry Rlrd-
teurs" I've too can mix Rnglisb and Frenchl
Of the city forgot the opera and turned
their attention TO the dictionary.
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TIE ELEcrloS N BALrIMoss-SUeuLAs
FAcT.-According TO . statemsnt in the
Baltimore Wscker, Z. GeTman papey, Ds.
Andrew Schwars, Of this city, pasees q .
German Lutheran church, went 10 beltt.
moro lust before the recsnt slectiQu tbsse
and canvsssed . part Of that city can.
didate for the Legislature Of 1sIyland.
He came very near being electsdi Hs
has since returned. Tho Weoa0 attsibutss
to him some strong Radical opinions and
sentiments. ,,stg fri:1ss
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Axctto,s Sales This Dan.

REGEABLT CO., Main street between Eighth
and Ninth, win sell st 10 o'clock A. n, .
splendid lot Of furniture. comprising side.
boards, bsdstssds, tables, mahogany sofas,
Z lounges, feather bsds, boistsn and pillows,
hair and ihuck sasttrssses, burssus, chairs,
Msrssillss quilts, cooking and oMes stoves, tin
safSe &o.
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PATENTS At Sr. Francis DE SALES
At this hospital there are now thirteen
charity and eight pay patients. The Sis
ters Of Charity have shown by their care
ful management Of the hospital that II is
one of the best places for strangers, and
even citissns, to take refuge when sickness
oyertskes them. B2tt ~
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.AccrpExr.-Ai little girl nine yesrs old,
daughter Of Mr.. Holt1Washtsy, ) Gtrmsn,
living on Baker street, was ssriously -.
iured and her right arm broken hy, . cat
which butt her down while she Nss play.
|ing on the Sidewalk. a phySicisa ~
called n. and tie arm set. go:
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THE FIRST OLD viRalSiA CIorHrxs. HousS, -.
established 10 isss.-TaonAs Q. BALDWIN 3 Co..
successors to Aessn. Keen, Baldwin 3 Co., we'll
known to our citizens OF city and stsss. are nov
occupying the recently built and beautiful store
ut the corner Of Main and Tenth streets, aed have
opened very large stock Of clothing, fuFnishing
goods, and are ready, with polite sslesmsn ALI Of
them Virginia sentlsnsn-to please the taste o(
every one needing nice goods, gotten lp In their
usual excelsior style, and M prices TO suit the
times and pockets Of all. We cordially invite ell
in need not TO forget the corner o Main end tenth
streets. ....r
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APPLE STAND KNockIp OvER.-On
Thursday last horse ran away with Q wa
gon on Broad street, near the Fredericks-
burg depot, bringing up ct Nr. Samani's
confectionery, No. 100 Broad street, and
scattering the fruit stands In front Of the
store 70 al points. Fortunately The driveI
stopped him there, and further damage
was prevented.
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DRowNED.-Yesterday morning, as the
schooner Lydia Ogden was going out Of
the dock, the mate, named John Crawford,
fell overheard and was drowned. He was
engaged in the forward part of the vessel
fixing the rigging, and being intoxicated,
was unable to swim when he fell In the wa.
ter. He was about ffty years Of age, and
q native of New York. He leaves wife
and six children in that city. His body
has not vet been found.
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FIRE. Yesterday, between l and 2
O'Clock, pile Of shavings became ignited
in Moore's planning mill, on the corner OF
Nineteenth and Cary streets, and for .
short time the establishment was threat
ened with destruction. Fortunately, how
ever, the flames were extinguished without
damage
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PAINFUL AccIDENT.-Mr. Albert n. Ro-
bins, apothecary, on Second street, be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets, met with .
very painful accident on Thursday by the
ignition Of some chemicals he was prepar.
ing, by which his right hand was 30 se-
yerely burned that he win not be able TO
use it for some months. He win, however.
give his personal attention to busiaess -
usual 80 HT -
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BASEBALL MArcH.-The Maryland Club
yesterday morning,.at the Fair Grounds,
played match game with the Spotswood
Club, of Richmond. A large number Of
persons were present to witness the match.
The following is the score:
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Acc1DENr.-On THURSDAY morning two
horses attached to waeon filed with
timber, ran away while going down Go
vernon street, and ran the wagon against
the new store Of Messrs. Putney y Watts,
corner Of Main and Governor, the pole
ofSths wagon narrowly escaping the lsrSs
window to the left Of tho door. A large
holS was made in the wall BY the tongue of
the wagon. ~re ~
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A>DEsERvED COMPLIMENT.-The follow
ing graceful letter from Mrs. MCFARLAND,
President of the Hollywood Memorial As
sociation, to Captain +. W. DAWSON, speaks
for itself. Captain DAWSON was for some
months connected with the city depart
ment of this journal, the interest Of which
he very much enhanced by his contribu-
tions. He has now gone to Charleston,
where he will be engaged on the Mercury,
the well-known journal in that city, sus-
pended at the close of the war, and now
about to be revived under the auspices of
its former editor, the gallant Colonel
RHETT. We most heartily commend our
young friend Captain DAWSON to the pro-
fession and the people Of Charleston. A
native of England, he came to our country
and entered the Southern army, in whose
ranks he fought gallantly until the last day
of its existence. He merits the kind and
cordial regard Of all who appreciate such
services, and all who respect talent, worth,
and honor:
The following is Mrs. MAcFARLASD's let
ter:
RICHMOND, November s, 1868.
My Dear Sir,-As the organ Of the Holly
wood Memorial Association, desire TO express
to you our grateful acknowledgment OF your
untring efforts on our behalf, and our sense OF
your valuable and disinterested services in ad-
yancing our solemn and sacred purpose.
Your taste and ardor have been efficient In
securing for US large share Of the general
sympathy
We sincerely regret to lose you from our
councils, but feel assured of your continued
sympathy and interest, as you may Of our best
wishes for your success and happiness.
BE pleased TO accept our acknowledgements,
memorial.
I am, with high respect, your friend,
N. MAcPARLAxD,
President H. NJ Association.
Ouptdin F. W. Do,cson.
Accompanying this letter was beauti-
full set of gold enamelled studs and sleeve
buttons, manufactured by Messrs. JOHN H.
TYLER & SoN Qate MITCHELL b TYLER), Of
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ALARx TELEoRAYH.-The Richmond,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac railroed has
adopted an excellent system Of alarm bells,
struck by electricity, for their telegraph
operators. BY this arrangement thero can
be no possibility Of an operator not hear.
ing the call Of the next station, and tAere-
fore the chances Of delay or scsidsht are
greatly diminished.
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SCARCITY or CoNvrcfs.-Yesterday
there was not one convict received BY tho
officials for the penitentiary. This b
worthy Of being noted - . remarkable
fact, as heretofore the arrivals have ranged
from two to dozen per day.
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Rev. DIR. EDWARDS IN PETERSBURG
Our Petersburg readers will be pleased to
learn that Rev. John E. Edwards, D. D.,
will preach in the Washington-street
Methodist Church tomorrow morning and
night,
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LOVERS OF FIELD SPORT,-You
~ Ss,i. .ssisofsd stosk Of hne RN9Ll6H ouNb,
both mnssis and breesh-loadlng. re. ne moss
s:shsts9 nsEs AZ SSr
IT'D !. .sss:::anS iiSS;sI &; s.Is sy.::; y!:::.
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Nrv TrlnssAfa LaHH.-The telegraph
lioc between Richmond and Stanntou 4
beins sutirely rebuilt undsr the superin.
tendsnce of ]. 3. Doweli. EsQ. II viii b
Anished II ten days. .s.
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SPOTS WOOD
kARYLAN d

In the game in the afternoon with the
Union Club, the Union was beaten-the
Maryland making thirty-six runs, and the
Union twenty -four. The following is the
score:
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ILLNEss.-Francis J. Smith, Esq, who
held the position Of State Treasurer In the
first Of Governor Peirpoint's administra.
tion, IL very iii Of the cholers, and ystter-
day II was feared that he would not live.
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NOSl
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHA q &,
lss MAIN STREET, NEAR THE Posr-oRFTcI.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,

lss MAIN STREET, NEAR THE Fosr-oFFlc1.
JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES N. sTIEFF's CELEBRATED PIANOS.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PRovEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
with the privilege OF exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons who have
sTIEFF's PIANOS now in use
General 4. E. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas H. wynne, Richmond, Va;
DR.. Huston, Richmond, Va;
Colonel Nat. Tyler, Richmond. Va;
Samuel A. Eaton, Richmond, Va;
Captain John Greanor, Jr., Richmond. Va;
Thomas 8. Quarles, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. L. w. Glazebrook, Richmond, Va;
s. Hechinger, Richmond, Va;
Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va;
Anderson's Art Palace, Richmond, Va;
Professor Ambold. Richmond, Va;
D. b. Pairo, Lynchburg;
Professor Grahs am, staunton; gGE
Professor A. ]. Turner, 6taunton; s
Miss Mary Baldwin, Staunton;
Harvey Efnger, Rockingham county,
B, p. Harrison, Berkeley county;
r. G. williams, Jefeuon county;
Colonel James n. Ssibert, shenandoah county
John r. Watson, Page county. 10
Aeall Of ALLiN WANT OF FSUPKRloR PIANoe
tssolicited. TyRxs LIBERAL. IT sFT not
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LARGE SALE OF DRIED FRUrf.-Msssrs.
A. Y. Stokes & Co. sold on yesterday
%, 200 pounds Of dried apples ct 9L cents.
This is the largest sale Of dried ffuit evsr
made In this city.
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TIE DoIxas At ARRAxDALI 3 Co.'S YSsTss.
DAY.-Mr.J J. w. Tallsy. eonmissiou nsrsAaat,
corner Of Seventh ana Canal streets, received oas
barrel superfne aour.
Mr.. II. r. Bfsdings, wssvisk county. esA spisn-
did silver plated butter dish, vslssA q twsny
doilaYa
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cPEC TACLEE, sPEC-s000n
STAC LRS.-Thoss In need Of
GLASSES TO sssist thsirsight viii do ysl 70 Avail
NV JOHN 81. TYLkR CO.,
.agE gsseeessoRs - Mitchell B Tyler, ),
- a 4. laiS Main atreot.
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POLICE HEADQUARTERs.-The following
arrests were reported at police headquar-
ters yesterday:
George M. Grogan, United States SOL
dier, for being drunk and lying on the side
walk.
Julia Banks and Emma Holmes, me-
crosses, for indecent conduct. on the
streets.
Alfred Hugo, United States soldier, for
being drunk and trespassing on the premi-
ses Of James Clark, negro.
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RoBBERIEs.-Professo Jones, at the
Richmond Baptist College, Wednesday
night lost barrel of -four and ham by
burglars. The thieves priced open a
lower window of the college, and after
effecting an entrance, went to the store
room, and with brace and bit bored
through the door. They then took the
barrel and carried it through the dining
room into the yard, where it was emptied
of its contents. The robbers left the bit
which they had used in boring the door.
The yard of Mrs. Eliza Brander, on
Foushee street, was entered on Thursday
night, and robbed Of copper kettle.
The yard at the hospital Of St. Francis
de Sales was robbed Thursday night Of q
set Of harness.
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QusEa SIax.-0n Brook avenue there d
Q bone store, which has Cor 10 sien two
skulis Of COWS, upon which sre maSked %
black paint thsss wosds: "CasA ped los
old bones" This d . new view a. ~
sign buulDssss and ~ sas hardly inAGtss .
greater cause q grjsf 70 any rsspecssble
COW than TO know that Aftaf- deoth oter-
takes her abe b 70 bear cu her f6sshsad the
inscription: aCaah paid for old booen.V w..
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WANDERING UNITED STATES SOLDIERS
On Thursday night last fourteen United
States soldiers were arrested by the police
wandering about the streets drunk, and
fighting, kicking up rows in bar-rooms, and
making a disturbance generally. Yester-
day afternoon six more were arrested, one
of whom struck and otherwise resisted
Captain Cbalkley of the upper ward force,
for which he got dubbed pretty severely.
A guard Of soldiers has been on the street
every night for the past week, and have
made many arrests Of men, who were car
ried back to camp. The men have been
paid of, and are coming in town in tiocks
to take their "spree."
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MAYoR's CouRr-MAYoR MAYO PRES

MAYORS COURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsT
DINa-FRIDAY MORNING Adam.
son, United States soldier, for being drunk
and raising srow ct the Opera House, wal
told that be would have to give $3.50 surety
for bis future good behavior.
Adamson.-" Well, your Honor, 1would
give security II could, but I have nc
friend here. This Is the first time / ever
came to the city, and ~
Mayor" Yes, sir, and it viii be the
last time, for when you get ont Of Jail you
win never want to come here again."
Adsmson was committed In default ol
surety. r So - a.
Charles Mosely and Philip Robinson,
two small negro boys, for stealing clothing
from Frances Jones, were committed to
Jail to answer an indictment for petty lar
ceny. ~
Jeremiah Crawley, United States SOL
dier, for being drupk on the street and re-
sisting an officer in the discharge Of bis
duty, was sent to Jail, with instructions
that he should be sent to camp to be pun
ished by his officers.
John Leary, seedy and meek-looking
Celt, was arraigned for stealing lumber
IIOu tuO booih bolhs xuC CNluCuCO CuOWVu
John to bs unquestionably guilty of taking
the plank. His Honor asked him, " Where
did you get that plank from, sirf"
john" From the basin bank, sir"
Mayor. What did you take it for, sir p
john" Well, sir, you see, sir, saw the
plank on the bank. and wanted them
very bad, did, sir. / didn't know, sir,
who they belonged to; an shure, thought
I, nobody will want thin planks half as
bad as do, an so have better right to
thin nor any ither mon. An SO took
'sm, did"
Mayor.-"And so you will 60 to Jail, you
will and you will be required to answer
an indictment for taking what did not be-
long to you."
The continued case of Henry Woodson,
negro, charged with stealing lumber from
Seay & Noel, was called up. Woodson, as
was shown by the evidence, ran q boat on
the canal, and took on at Cartersville q
load of lumber for Messrs. Seay s. Noel.
When Woodson reached Richmond he de-
livered all the lumber on his boat except
some 1000 feet, which he sold to Mr..
James Gum. Messrs. Seay & Noel, upon
ascertaining this, had Woodson arrested.
Woodson was sent on to answer an indict-
ment for grand larceny.
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