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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21

We are under many obligations to Mr..
Ames Fisher, of the steamer "P. W. Stra-
der" for late New Orleans papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-21
FOURTH BALLOT.

Thos. Miller. y. F. Bingham. !. H. Thu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10
MARnJE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER ..

POET OF RICHMOND. OcroBER
Steamer wsshington. Chichester, New York.
merchandise and passenfsm, p.t,. .f.s,. fCnet mar.
.b.ss.s ssHs, .aa 4spp Possr
Steamer Hstteras, Alexander, New York. msr-
chsndiss and passengers, 3. Ayres 20. .s.
Steamer Niagara. Couch, New fork' merensn-
Schooner Posmins sss,. North, Esst Bay, mer.
chandiss and passengers. MeKovan Curtis.
MENoRAHDA.
Loss OF THE gcaooHRR MISEKHAHA.-CaPtain
Lawton, Of the schooner Ainnshahs, aDsndoneo
LEFT savannah September 81. bound 70 Rich
mond, Va, with cargo OF scrap iron 70 Joseph T.
cs oscasa un n IL oeoser 5
great Violence; lay. the, vessel TO under three
swept the decks and caused the vessel to leak oc:
tober commenced with perfect hurricane ana ana
very rough cross sea sss Gs. rspt ns before the
sea. Shipping large quantities OF water and labor
ing very heavy. At midnight the gale moderated
ssi to
still leaking badly. October began with fresh
gale and heavy sea; saw steamer stana,ng @ ior
New Ne Orleans for New York. who very, Kindly
took all hands OF the wreck, which Was tnep IL =
sinking and orgpS1s ~ 70 snas sS mJ
eefs thanks for their kind attention TO myself and
crew"
PoRrRRss MoSRog, October s.-fhe British
stesmer Queen Victoria foundersd st sea on the 9TH
Instant during recent storm, In latitude thirty
three degrees three minutes, and seventy longi.
tude The passengers and crew were picked mp
yesterday BY the brig Pomfrst, from New York,
and were subsequently transferred TO me steamer
more. Two lives were lost. The engineer died
from exposure, and the mate was washed over
board. The storm commenced on the ID instant
The steamer sprung leak on the u.
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INTERMENTs IN THE SHocKoE HILL GENE
TERY.-The interments in the Shockoe Hill
Cemetery for the quarter ending October
1st were l24, of which 63 were Of males,
So of females, and 8 still-born. The cho.
lera burials out of this number amounted
to a. The diseases are classed as follows:
Old age, 6; still-born, l; summer com
plant, / dropsy, 3; unknown, l3; spasms'
i; inflammation Of the brain, 2; measles,
/; consumption, 9; Group, 2; sudden, 4;
dysentery, /; cholera infantum, 4; whoop-
ing cough, 3; euterites, |; heart disease,
2; cholera, "a; typhoid fever, 3; typhoid
pneumonia, l; cramp, |; disfshea,, 4;
tecthing, 2; bilious congestion, /; child
birth, /; premature birth, l; catarrh fever,
1; bilious fever, L; nervous fever, l ;
thrash, l; cholera morbus, /; congcstive
chills, 8; brain fever, 2; womb disease, l:
The body Of Colonel W. A. Forbes, of
this city, who was killed at the second
battle of Manassas, was inferred in this
cemetery on the I'd of July.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
80, ro TuE DEBILirArED AND THE

rS1eyPIp. For general debility and exhaustion
~ .,s movers Of nature, whether occasioned BY
mes fast living, constitutional decay, old age.
:, .ov cher physical or mental cause. the one
~ y. - needful and indispensable Is HOSTETTRR'S
"vT rpRATED STOMACH BITTERs. When the
a.. n Hfs seems to be absolutely dying out in the
s.,,,a and the mind, umpa,hizing with the body,
: ,.iuscd altaost 10 o state OF imbscifity, this
.-t.htv Restorative seems, rs II were, 10 iift the
,s,rer oai of the slough Of dsspond and recruit
a r.inyigorate both the frame and the intellect.
A.. oI4 farmer In tho Valley OF the Monongahela
,.,u,.. thus 10 DIR. Hostet,er: ~ can compare the
,..sr,rtlu of your Bitters upon me TO nothing but
s feet Of rain amer long dry spell in the fall
~ ihr year. The rain falling on the meadows
,,,,,s tho second crop OF grass. and your whole.
,o. medicine seems 10 have started second crop
.t lie and spiriis in me- And this Is truly the
.r.i oG ,h!s grateful and powerful preparation.
i,i.~. oi week Constitution. or whose strength has
,..u iiapArcd by sickness age, find Il most ef-
s,,,.ou. and delightful Tonic; and IL Is adminis-
,.,,d with great suecoss, In marasmus or wasting
cl The resh, to young children In fact, II is
rnth safer and surer cordial for the nursery than
anytbiug advertised specially for that purpose.
- @s-sod?w
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FORMATION OF A New BASEBALL CLUB.
Nine of the members of the Stonewall
Baseball Club having withdrawn them.
selves from it, have formed within the last
day or so q new club, and styled them
selves the Athletics Baseball Club OF
Richmond" At meeting held on Mon
day night last the following officers were
elected: President, A. j. Duesberry ;
Vice-P President, R. p. Taylor; Secretary,
W. A. Ezekiel; Treasurer, II. G. Lock
wood Directors, Henry Frayser and 10.
seph Richardson. Their next meeting will
be held on Monday night, October Is, 1866,
at their club-rooms. Regular play days,
Tuesday and Thursday. r.
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CRY MoRTALITY.-The burials in the
Oakwood Cemetery for the quarter ending
October lst numbered 40, Of which IL
were white males, IL were white females,
7were colored females, and colsred males.
The diseases we're: Cancer, l old age, I /;
teething, 4; cholera infanttm, 4; con-
sumption, l pneumonia, l; typhoid fever,
4; cholera, IA; diarrhea, 2; measles, Q;
helpless, Q; paralysis, =; unknown dis
eases q
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METROPOLITAN SAyISGs INSTITUTION
The members of this new savings insti-
tuition held their first meeting In the base
ment of the Metropolitan Hall on Monday
night. and Il was resolved that the hstitu-
ton should be called the Metropolitan
Savings institution. Mr.. g. W. Willis Was
elected president pro. tenn, kr. G. A.
Brockmeyer secretary pro. tans and Mr..
John Moran treasurer pro. TEN. Some
shares are as yet for sale; and any one
wishing to subscribe may call on o. A.
Brockmeyer, corner Thirteenth and Frank
lin streets, who Is authorized TO receive the
flrst payment for the same.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10

THE WoOD MEAsURER's REPORT.-The
report of the Wood Measurer Of the city
for the quarter ending September 30th
shows that there has been received by the
James River and Kanawha Canal 2,457
cords of wood by the railroads, "a cords,
and by the dock, 2l4 cords-total, 2,765
cords. The fees paid John +. Glazebrook,
measurcr, on these arrivals, amounted to
s4l4.75, less slO3.6S paid to S. A. Cren.
shaw, his deputy.
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THE TmEArRE.-We are pleased to learn
that the managers Of the Theatre will
open an engagement tonight with that
talented young actor Mr.. ]. B. Polk, Of
Baltimore. Mr.. Polk is well known by
many Of our citizens as q young man Of
fine dramatic attainments, and The Balti-
more papers speak of him IN the highest
msnner. He. has been starring IN that city
for some months. In consideration Of this
and Of the fact that Mr.. Polk has always
been conspicuous IN his efforts In relief Of
the poor Of the South, should insure him 3
warm reception. Tonight he viii appear
In that fine old comedy "Wild Oats" and
viii be supported by tho Wsidron Family.
We hope there will be . good house To-
night to Judge Of his merits. We win
dive him On impartial criticism. We donst
zee Mr.. Dufiield's name on the bills i6f any
Of his ballads. Whyf
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sHr UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
x. A. Paine, L. d. Crsnshaw, w. r. Quarles,
VIM. II. LYONS. Jr., X. E. Blanksn.
A. Bodeker, BIB. WeisiSef, bhip,
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, a. A. hutehih-
X. T. Taylor, j. Rosenbaum, son,
w. 4. Binford, ]. w. Hall, w. \. JENKINS
+ A. Bslyin, W. r. Gray, w. L. Tanner,
r u. Dudley. Alfred Moses, JIM. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself 70 an
classes.
The attention OF all in city and country s called
to this institution. Here they will Ind security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small AZ nVs
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. infe'
rest received on same.
OHies hours from Q A. II. to3P M; on Saturday
from A. N. to +. NJ, and from 4 10 81. n.
10 l3-d&swts
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RrpoRr on THE Board OF HEALrH.-The
following is the cholera report for yester-
OrYIcE OF BOARD or HEALTH,
RICHMOND, October Q, 1866,
- 4 o1clock p n

Oay. - !. So. ...t =. ~
OrFICE OF BOARD OF HEALrH,
RrcHxoSD, October 9, 1866,
II, - -. 8 O'Clock P. n.
Sir,-The following Is the cholera report
for to-day:
Eighth streets (colored male); convs-
lescent.
One case on Main between Second and
Third streets (colored msle); GONZALES
cent.
One case at Rockets (white female) !;
favorable.
One case on Eighth between Main and
Franklin streets; convaleseent.
One case on Seventeenth near Marshall !;
favorable.
One case on Broad between Seventh
and Eighth streets (white male); favor
able. ="
One case near Baker and Second streets
(white male) favorable.
One case near the corner Of Franklin
and Seventeenth streets (white male) !;
favorable. .r,.
One case near Second Market (white
male); doubtful.
Respectfully,
]. G. CABELL, M. D., -
W. II. TAYLOR, M. D.,
Members Of Board of Health.
To Judge William W. Crun,p, Chairman
Committee on Health.
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ss- NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
GOVERNMENT DEPosITARY.

BY special ordor OF tho Secretary OF the Trea'
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA AT RICH.
MOND
has been made
DEPoSITARY OP GOVERNMENT FUNDS,
as win appear by the following;
TRHAsrRY DEPARrMENr,l
WASHINGTON, October+, 1859. )
By virtue of the first section OF an act OF Con-
gress, approved June H. 1885, entitled :" An act to
regulate and secure the safe.keeping Of public
money entrusted to disbursing officers Of the
United States" the National Bank OF Virginia at
Richmond. Va, there being no treasurer nor as.
sstant treasurer Of the United States place
is hereby especially designated for the reception,
safe keeping, and disbursement, according to law,
OF the public funds entrusted for disbursement to
any OF all disbursing officers Of the War; Interior
or Treasury Departments. H. MCCULLOUGH,
osa2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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MEETIHG OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
NATIONAL. ExPREss CoNRASY.--In pursu-
ance Of tho call, the stockholders Of the
National Express Company met Yesterday
at the Office of the compsny, and . ma
jority Of the stock being represented, the
meeting was organized. t y1 9s5t. .
Peschy r. Grattan, Esq, was appointed
chairman, and Major Perot, Of Baltimore,
was appointed secretary. -
After the appointment Of several brst.
ness committees, the meeting adjourned
until last evening at Z o'clock, at tho Ex-
change Hotel. ~ 5.-
The proceedings Of the meeting win be
made public a. soon a. developed.
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J, Norgoxs. -Ns1u. vAEBRfsxD 4 HRAsxExs. aS'
lsss Main street, have very large and vssisd as-
soruasnt Of eools In thSir line, whish snsy ossf y
The tfsds Of kiehmonA md tAs ssrTotntins eoes4
tU on more rsasosAhls tssns nAa ssa y ~
shsssd In any ely In The kcrth. lndsed's con-
pason Of tksir pFise lst vth those o. Ne Assiers
In the Dses Dorthsm sitiss viii scavtAss aay O.
INST goods In their lns esn b pusehassd On betsss
tsrms from then than In Phiisdslphis o. New
York. ~ i'2st's'iesi sflF 2.
Their stock Of isdiss Axins. such - hose. belts.
combs, ke.. ke,, y larger and more varied than
We hsl supposed could bs found In ssy city soath
OF Baltimore. Large paskAses of sontsgs, nnbiss,
and all tAatsiass OF goods In which ladies are -
much interested, arskspt in great variety BY thsss
snterprising gentlsmsn. Their goods are sold
only BY Wholesale, and We can confidently ~.
commend them 70 osr retail merchants - In svsry
way worthy Of their patronage. seq t H
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M WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

M WHITE SULPHUR WATER.
FROM THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREgNBRiER COUNTY.
We have lust received supply of this
WATER, DIRECT FROM THE SPRINGS.
TIE REPUTATION OF THIS WATER Is WORLD
WIDE.
Sowcl known are its valuable properties In the
CURE OF BILIOUS DISEASES AND OTHEH DE-
RANGEMENTs OF THE LIVER
that II is deemed unnecessary 10 do more than make
tho announcement that the water can be had
The experiment of transporting the water was
fnIly made years ago.
IT CAN BE HAD HERE AS PERFECT, As To
REMEDIAL EFFICACY, AS WHEN TAkEN
FRESH FROM THE FOUNTAIN.
Orders addressed to JOHN p. CARING, White
Sulphur Springs, will meet with prompt attention
Price per case OF two dozen quart bottles, tiss so'
For sale In quantities to suit purchasers by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Virginia Springs Waters.
&c s-Swt
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THE STREET RAILRoAD.-This work Is
progressing rapidly. Yesterday afternoon
the workmen were laying down the rails
at the intersection of Twenty-first and
Main streets. Another car has arrived for
the road, which Is the second out Of eight
already ordered. The cars are Of the
most approved pattern for city railways,
with good ventilation in the top and conf
Portable seats. As soon as the road pro-
gresses a little further towards the upper
part Of the city, additional force will be
put on the work. .t
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RoBBxRyrs.-Ths stable Of G. !. Robin
.ses. .,or The Gross road, nssr 6idsSy, was
robbed on Monday night, and 3 rsnaeskably
last horys, wmthe4 e4Da. stosen cherssfom.
Tho police have received ? telegram
from .Petervbu1g stating that the asble Of
Nr. a. u. Sewei Was robbed few nights
sinoo Of twO fine biooded mares, and offer,
ins I reward for their recovery -
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The MORTALITY AMONG THE FREEDMEN.

The MORTALITY AMONG THE FREEDMEN.
The mortality among the freedmen in this
military district - that is, Immediately
in the vicinity of the city: The United
States authorities issued to the Freedmen's
Bureau during September ninety-nine
coifins, and in the eight days from the
18th of September to the 9th of October
hhty-Seven collins. The mortality among
the colored population is fearful, and pro-
cceds chiefly from cholera, produced by i'm
prudence.
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Observation-Disclosures GAME.-A match
game of baseball was played on yesterday
evening between the Westham Club, Of Sid
ney, and the Manchester Alerts. Owing to
the approach ofdarkness the game was called
at the end of the seventh inning. The score
stood: Alerts, 62; Westham, 81. This is
the second time the Manchester boys have
defeated this club. After the game, the
victors were served to magnificent supper
by the Sidney boys. ----
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PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
n fHR WATT PLOW,
DAWvNRRn yIrYY ia&1

Warranted to DO far better work. with ons.fopIth ~
less power u double - sacns 4, snd sios and vii
puiysri.e the soil and cover mp vegetation far 81:
nsrior 10 any brace plow ever yet made aii o.
Which have been invented. formed. ana fashioned
" % rstss 70 Il ,ihs yolloving farmers Who can tss.ify
10 iis merits. yi.. RuGn. WiiisEE E SnsPRsII.
iisss i IsnS smisS. ceIoasi J. b. csss.h... klsh.rd
Adams, Dr.J. Hewisst. .: y. Haxsn, nosmsns
sTi.h r wSeafSii e asoIoSSsr ioSs pIstsnson, - sa
George Booker. aad othsFs, Who are nsing y ana
seen u op>sats. ta every case where y fAln 70
psid q sooa q ths piow s dsivsrsl into The spss
o osotss w.EI w.EIncet cSt z 5es std sis.e !.
.ssss-su st.sa,s : ! : -.,sI RishnosI Va
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~ RICHMOND SHOE STORE.

~ RICHMOND SHOE STORE.
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
IA AC0B co
Irspecifully informs the ladies that no mas on
hand, and is constantly receiving,
LADIES CATERS "a neat article) at $3.50.
MOROCCO BOOTS "a neat articiel AT Sl.So,
sad liner grades Of work, from Sl.5o up TO Sc; and
makes Ia order all kinds OF
LADIES CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies wnuld do well 10 remember this.
The manufacturing is under MIR. A. NJ DaVlss .
cuntrnl who will use every effort TO please.
oEATLEMEN'S BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
AND CATERS,
MADE TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
Sc l3-s
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SLEEPING CARs.-Two sleeping cars be-
longing to the Southern Transportation
Company, intended for the Wilmington and
Weldon railroad, passed over the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad yesterday
afternoon. They are admirably bnilt, and
afford all the comfort that can be found in
q chamber. a
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ESCAPE FROM THE County JAIL.-On
Friday night last, five prisoners, Carey Ran
som, George Carter, Fields Wyatt, Mat
Carter, and Allen Glover, negroes, sue
ceeded in cutting their way out Of the jail
and making their escape. The sheriff
offers . reward for their apprehension and
delivery.
p. S.-Since writing the above, We learn
that all Of the prisoners have been recap
tured by Constable Tlnsley, assisted BY B.
II. Dobbins, one Of the Jail guard. II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10

AT A MEETING OF THE BAR OP THE CrrY
held on last night at the Council Chamber
Of the city, the following gentlemen were
elected officers Of the Marshall Association:
James Lyons, president William Fl. Mac
f,riand, first yice-president; Gustavus
Myers, second vice-president; r. Il. Howl
son, recording secretary; James II. Dooley,
corresponding secretary; Andrew John
ston, treasurer; William Norwood, Jr.,
librarian.
The meeting adjourned until Friday eve
ming next, to meet at the Council Chamber
at half-past 7 P. M. All gentlemen who
have signed the constitution are requested
to meet at that time and place.
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ExEcuTIyE-The Governor yesterday
made requisition on the Governor of Ma
ryland for the arrest and surrender OF
Samuel N. Shuler, a fugitive from justice,
charged, in the county Of Frederick, In this
State, with horse-stealing. Samuel FIRE.
nov, sheriff Of Frederick county, was ap-
pointed the agent to receive him.
William C. johnson was appointed in
spector Of guano for the city Of Petersburg.
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SAD CAsE.-Not long since Magdalene
Houser was reported, and then sent on for
examination, for retailing ardent spirits
without a license. On yesterday her ex-
animation was to have taken place before
the Hastings Court; but the case being
called, it turned out that she had gone
mad, since the. case was reported, through
mental anxiety. She will be sent to the
Lunatic Asylum. She has six small chill
dren, who are left helpless.
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SUDDEN DEsTH.-In the Hastings Court
yesterday the crier called loudly the name
of George Lowe, who is charged with
having sold liquor in violation of the CITY
ordinance. There was no answer to the
call, and it was ascertained that Lowe had
been taken with the cholera Monday morn
ing and died that afternoon. The Com
monwealth's attorney then arose and moved
that the indictment be quashed; which OF
course was done.
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ORGANIZATION OF A BASEBALL CLUB.-
The Arlington Junior Baseball Club was
organized yesterday, with Frank Brannon,
president: James Griffin, yice-president;
John Waldie, secretary; and John Lively,
treasurer. Directors, George Rcy, James
Rev, and Bernard Frishkorn.
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nf DAVENPORT & CO.,

nN DAVENPORT & CO.,
STOCK AUCTIONBERs.
OFFICE OYER NATIONAL ExcHAxa. BANK.
Having resumed the business OF STOCK AUC-
TIoNERS, we are now prepared to sell
STOCKS, BONDS, AND OTHER SECURITIES
Of every description at auction or privately, II de-
sired We will also NEGOTIATE LOANS on IA
vorable terms. DAVENPORT 4 CO.,
oosL,o, Stock Auctioneers.
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OyrIcE SorrHRRs FHRrILIZINd CoNPAEY,l
RICHMOND, September 20, 1866.
nH- NOTICE.-Communicaiion for this Com
pany left at the Office OF Messn. WILLIAM b.
IsAACS 4 co. will meet with attention.
a"" Sc o0-1m
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sH- LOOK AT THIS!
LIFE INSURANCE can bs effected In HONE
COMPANY on a. REAsoNABLE TERMS As In any
Northern Company. Therefore keep your money
st home.
Apply a. the once Of the RICHMOND SAYINGS
BANK and INSURANCE COMPANY, under The
Telegraph once. corner OF Main ana T"ei'h
streets. JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
JoHs p. C. Porrs, Secretary. &C ie-ts
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.IThe following
sales Of real estate were made yesterday !:
Mr.. E. A. J. Clopton sold lot on Twen-
ty.second street between Main and Frank
LIN, fifty three by forty-six feet, at twenty
dollars per front foot.
He also sold framed house and lot In
Port Mayo, on Louisiana street, for $3.50. ;,
He also sold lot on Twentieth street
between Franklin and Grace streets, twen-
ty-fvc by sixty-six feet, at twenty-three
dollars per front foot. .
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-In this court yester-
day the following cases were disposed Of:
Moses Buxbaum, charged with assault
and battery. Case continued to next term.
Charles Black, negro, charged with steal
ing fifteen dollars worth Of cloth from
Burke & Behle, was sent on for trial.
Three negroes wore arraigned for assault.
ing Andrew J. Tyler, white, and settled
with as follows James Brown, twenty dol
lars fine and ten days in jail; William
Washington, twenty dollars fine and thirty
days in Jail Thomas johnson, ter dollars
fine and ten days in jail. -.
William Baker and Joseph Baker, ne
groes, charged with assauiting Captain
Charles II. Epps, Of the police, in the dis
charge of his duty, were fined twenty-five
dollars each.
William Hill, negro, for keeping house
of ill-fame, was fined one cent.
William j. Somerville was fined fifty
dollars and costs for retailing liquor without
q license.
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ADDIrIoEs TO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
On Sunday last five members were added
to the Second Presbyterian Church Or.
Hoge,s) on examination, and one to the
United Presbyterian Church (Dr. Read's).
besides largo number added to each on
certificate. ..,,, ,ts..-..s,-. .'tE
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DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-The follow
ing distinguished names were registered
at the Spotswood Hotel yesterday:
General Joseph E. Johnston, c. S. A.
General Fitzhugh Lee, c. s. A.; General
Beverly Robinson, C. s. A.; General James
Conner, 8. c.; General Thomas A. Harris,
C. s. A.; General Milford, U. s. A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-10

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