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, 1866-01-26

1hc next eneaker W4S ]. F. J0nes, Of CnetIy VII
1ey, who confinped 1t comfortable leneth+
thshe rosin poDt 10 be discussed .as the tesafp1l
y nak1g hoek R.sex nastg.hc essessa W. ms
The people Wetp rteh enough md haa monty enoush
, 1866-01-26
DO EXACTLY as WESAY,

And say what Re mean, ~ LONG and SUCCESSFUL
business career In Chicago FULLY demonstrates to an
observing and sppreciattre public
WetuyIte sou TO look in upon u,
, 1866-01-26

Receipts Of Internal Kevenue--TheC Cot
ton Trndc in the Sonth--'rhe National
Frce<imcn's TrnAt ConapAny--A Notftl.
cation to National Banks-Another
Applicant for the New York Collcc-
Observation-Disclosures. Btnshamss
Speech.
, 1866-01-26
To Lumber Dealers.

The advertiser Is now aud has been for twelve years
engaged IN the Lumber Trade as Book Keeper and
Salesman. Has lsreu city ae9naintanee. csa !oea.
tncnts with soma nrm to 40 their ofaes WORK o.
any parties wish 10 yard IN this city would
Ing nJtef we'll qualified, and can be Een recon:
mendtd and give ample security for the atthfGl
discharge Of duty. Address 2. O. Box 411N. Chl-
r~rn III EjSJ net
, 1866-01-26

One hundred toas Erie Coil fur sale ut NINE DOL
LARS per Ton, dellsesed. Inquire OF DOW, QC1kk6 4
CO., 138 SQuth TAteyAf. $50
, 1866-01-26

The Parks 2iabeas Corpus Case--Lc@lS-
l2t1ye ProceedinEs-A Court Martial
Dcclafon Rcyicxeu-The RIEer and
NnyIU1ffoU.
, 1866-01-26

Lodge,
lFl No. mG 4. .T.&A.M. u regular xommunIca-
lion Of thta LpdEe vii he held n Biar Halt this
Dan eye9inE 1t x o'e,oef: A. y msay msnee,s z -
out furthtr notice By order o the Eorh!peal Master
vaGI ". ". WILLS. secret4TY,
, 1866-01-26
ON CoNsIGWNIfsNT,

15 bblz, CHOICE CEAEBERRIES
- hbls. DRIED APPLES,
...... rs tbls. DRIED PEACHES.
HANCHETT. ANGLE & CoOE. Commission Metch'ts
19ss 1s. so1lh s. "ate'.'s consienmsnts solicited.
, 1866-01-26

THE WEATHER IS SOFT, BUT
Il WHETHER Of not shat be the case. don't YQu,
re1der. be Eoft Enough uot to visit
GVER1TE, 157 Lake atreot,
And procure dozen OF hia elegant Cart P1ctufes for
pntY II. Ell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

WASHINGTON, April ct is not true that
official communications have been sent by the
military authorities 10 Richmond' cNprtssiaS
the opinion that martial law still exists III the
Southern States.--Specim 10 Ntte l"Jk POST
BUTT is true that in Virginia officers Of the
Freedmcn's Bureau continue to exercise SUI
peryisiou over the courts, as witness the eases
which occurred in Alexandria few days
since. Now, we confess that we do not under
stand our position OF condition. The Presl-
dents proclamation seems to provide PLAINLY
that the military are TO be subordinate 10 Inc
civil authorities and even if he had not sald
so. the declaration that the rebellion Is 1T an
end is only another way Of saying that clFii
rule is paramount. Virginia to-day occupies
exactly the position Of New York or any other
northern State. Does anybody imagine that
the military can or would dictate 10 the
courts in the Empire State
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12
&" About Living"

Under this caption, a different article has
recently appeared, day after day, in the New
York Tribune In Ii GREELEY discusses the
wickedness of telling lies us contrasted with
The impoliteness of merely soyiag that man
lies. The former he considers an unpardona-
BILE, the latter venial offence. And 1t is sur
prising how persistently GREELEY demands
that RAYMOND shall unite with him in de-
nouncipg BENNETT as q CHAR" 1--WE beg our
readers pardon for such language; but we
are simply stating facts Now, the point
made by GREELEY against BENNETT was, that
he had asserted as a fact what was not true
and therefore he was a--excuse us again
"hnr." GREELEY took care 10 enter protest
mat ne would not apply his inexorable logic TO
I'M argument or 10 any question concerning
which there might reasonably be a difference
OF opinion but as TO mere facts no tho i'm.
macuiate dkEELEY, would and must contend
that any man who plainly and wilfu,ly stated
the reverse OF them 10 be true, could moi h.
anything but a-here we are again--ular >,
Now, Mr.. GREELEY, in the Tribune of the 10th
instant, has the following statement:
"THE RIcHsoSp MUNICIPAL ORricEgs OF
the municipal authorities Of Richmond two.
thirds were formerly in the rebel army, and
the other third, with but one exception were
identified with the exploded Confederacy
This statement is untrue Neither the
Mayor, nor Recorder, nor oae- third of the
members of the Council, nor the Just ices, were
i" In the rebel army Will the Tribune stand
by It's logics
.'And this IL the end OF the one. hoss shay:
Logic u Logic, that's I'll say
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Js Congress a constitutional Body !!

Whom the resolution for COMMUNICATIVE "
the Executive Department me W.
bill, as passed by the two HOUSES " Mr.
over the yeto was pending ~ ' -, ....s M,
McDoraALL suggested 'h". " -, ga,
LEGALLY passed because All 'i'e "''''' ,,I,
ranresen,ed in Congress. ne was. "'' ''f"''
10 Int the resolution Passe"'
Tho question was very pertinent ~ WV
49,, settled nv passing the resolution IL y
I'm omen. and will ring again To "h"'n""
o.rs in times 10 come. ms congress "'>
hacn fruitful OF measures that belong To IN"
oracr of wrongs that after time " return I"
n,,pue the inventors. Already one Senator
has been excited by the oppressive nature oi
Tho Congressional measures 10 declare that II
the Civil Rights bill passed h" would war Tor
the oyerthrowing Of the Government. II wa
9, passiouate remark, aud ought not 10 have
beeu made but it was natural impulse tha'
led 10 it: and il may be laid down as s'mr''
truth. that if tho ultra radical poiicy shai'
triumph, much of this sort OF "t'efa"'e W.
follow. and this Government VIII "''",
others have. that unjust measures i""s' " o'
lowed by restrictions upon peison'i nv
insure their enforcement. No sooner haa inc
Senator made this remark than ii was proposed
amongst those opposed TO him to ariaiSh nm
for disloyalty and dismiss nm from 'h'
Senate. His permission 10 remain possibly
depands very much upon the requirements al
The majority in the Senate. If his absence
gives them a clear majority 10 override the
veto NJ will. he will possibly have 10 walk
Sn,nisb. and those who put him out VIII BE-
mucb Obliged to him for enabling them TO do
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VNHE VERY ATTRACTIVE AND
/ DESIRABLY LOCATED Farm OK THE
PLANK R0AD, CALLED SHARON, FOUR MILES
WEST OF RICHMOND, CONTAINING ONE Hry.
DRED AND ONE ACRES, T0GEI1iER WITH ALL
THE PERSONAL EFFECTS THEREON, F0RSALE
At AUCTION At the request Of Mr.. Williau,
Clendening, devisee OF the late John Clendenin,.
deceased we shall sell 1T auction, the premise.
on MONDAY, the lGh APrii, lsss at r aro,si9Ss, r
FARM located as above, containing ONE HUN.
DRIED AND ONE ACRES, of which sixty acres ar.
open land OF fine quality, the remaining forty.
one acres being heavily set in original growth
of oak ard pine, The impr2yysMmn"nts consist Of
rooms large house for servants good barn ;tabs,
some clover, and the usual garden seed Also, All
the FARMING IMPLEMENTS; two good CARTS,
one fine cow, one good MULE, one HORSE, SOM
CORN, OATS. and HAY, parcel of the HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, and some PIGS.
TERMS: For the land, onethird cash, balance ?,
one and ,wo years, for bonds bearing interest.
cured by a trust deed. For the personal "stttr.
terms at sale. The taxes for this year to paid by
the purchaser. Possession given at once
HARRISON, GoDDlN APPERSoN
ap9 Auctioneers
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rcnar,I N,eedmau-t Southern Mission.

Our Washington correspondent has generally
kept Us 80 well posted in regard 10 fenerai
SrEEpMAx-- him again and again
when we had lost sight of him alto@ethrr-a1
10 have led lis 10 the conclusion that " IiNoN
would never let The General get out of ms
sight But the last New York Ht"t" has dl>
tanced "TlMuS. 1t announces that Gene
raj JAMES Is. SrEEuMAN and General I"skfh
r.. FULLERTON start tomorrow yesterday
upon an important Government mission 10
the South They will visit all the States, ~"
probably extend their Investigations I" the
banks of the Rio Grande.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

THE BANKRUPT Law The House of Repre-
sentatiyes is as tickle and uncertain about 4
bankrupt law as was our own Virginia Legis-
latnre at its recent session relative 10 The
usury law. On Tuesday it was up on the
question of its reconsideration, IL having Deci'
previously rejected. The vote on its recon
sideration was decided in the Affirmative
eighty three to forty-five. The question being
then again upon the passage of the bill, 1t was
rejected-seventy to seventy-three. After
wards, Mr.. COMING, Of New York. intro
duced a bill for a uniform system of bank
ruptcy, which was referred 10 the special com
mittee on the subject.
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Ministerial Call.

The Rev. Joux LEYBCRS, for many years
The editor of the Presbyterian. and well known
!, Richmond. where, during the war, he de-
iyered n series of interesting lectures, has
received, and will probably accept II can ~
the Associate Reformed Church, FaSette
street, Baltimore. DR.. LEYBrRN ranks rs one
of the most useful and eloquent pulpit orators
in the country. He is II native OF Rockblldge
county, in this State, and Presbyterian.
How il is that he has been called TO he
formed Church we know not: but the fact i
stated in the Baltimore Sra.
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: - - = 49,. Davi.-His Health.

r,,o ,,nh,cation of the Presidents Proe'ahla'
,.s revived speculation rs TO inc hhe,
. Lac and maunef Of Mr. DAviss triai' anu
=, whether he.will I've indicted Tor 'feaso"
-, for CONSULTING to take the life OF Mr.. h'N'
,,< The New York Times mentions 'ha'
The Richmond Dispafc' strongly urges 'ha'
,,,,;c,,iou he made for y writ of hdbe"scofp"S'
wa have done no such thing. On the contrary
>yc EXPRESSED the opinion that no gooa res"''
c,u,a follow the issuing Of the writ, eN''P'
,orh,ns tho transfer of Mr.. DAVIS from u
military to a civil prison. But suppose ~
wore brought before Judge UNDERWOOD
,h,n he would be immediately remahoe" !"
Eor,ress Monroe He cannot bo hroush'
hof,re i, Virginia Judge for the reason-peioi'
stated in this papcr-that Fortress monroe l,
one of those places over when 'he '"'''"
S,,t,s Government claims exclusive l"ils
a;,tiou. While these specuiatiohN are '',e
...,,.,.h.r. the Fortress Monroe correspond
an, nf the New York Hrad says mat ih'
cr.,t OK rebel chicftain himself continues Oh
IN, even tenor Of his way pretty mnch rs lo'
,,ontbs mast. His obdurate will aud intense
pride of character have borne HIM up mus
far: but there is an end 10 human endurance
and the words i breathe and l can bear' u
EyKoy must merge into Il poetic hctioh. IL
Incoming thus with Mr.. DAVIS. An officer 'oio
me to day that he felt sure he would ho'n''' NV
summer out if kept III prison.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ME- CC-PARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned
have this day formed co-rartn"rsbip under the
name and STYLE Of WATKINS, COTTRELL co,
f,r tho purpose Of conducting The importing and
general z,,,,,,.
HARDWARE AND SADDLERY BUSINESS
I'm all its branches Wholesale and retail, ana nav
taken tho large and conmodious store, NO l."
Main street where We will be pleased To see our
friends and the public generally W" woul"
especially invite the friends and customers OF the
late firm Of smith Rhodes Y Go.
We will cndeavor to keep full and atracuI'
stock Of goods aud hope by strict attention 10 poSi
uogs To merit a share OF the public patronage,
CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
formerly with Smith, Rhodes y 20
,m,le. 1ssa. o. l.. COTTEELL.
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4 Good Jokc-ENciusion oil "hi'e h'Fo'"'>

4 Good Jokc-ENciusion oil Nhi'e h'Fo'"'>'
The Conference Of the African MethooiS'
Eriscopal Church now sitting IN washington
CITY was attended day before yesterday by the
r.porter for the &df for the purpose OF making
a report of its proceedings. His appearance
accustomed Il discussion rs to the rropilcty Oh
allowing n reporter from the Si"f TO chronicle
Sombo's proceedings, and the discussion re-
suited in the decision that the negro reporter
for the Chroaicit was the only man entitled 10
accommodation. The Rtp"Wic", the freSl-
dents organ, having been casually named
some sable Sumnerite exclaimed, :" Tut, tut'
don't mention the name of that two-faced
sheet" All white men being thus ruled OUT,
the STIR adds
"Our religious reporter forthwith TOOK up
his hat and scanty notes, and reluctantly ieis
The field TO his monopoizing colored rival OF
the throuicle'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

WHAT PRENTICE SAYS or RICHMoSp.-keN.
Mr.. Crews, of Virginia, is here To secure con
tributions for the relief of suffering in Rich
mond. We sincerely hope that he will meet
with abundant success, and we believe that he
will Richmond has ever been known ms one
of the most hospitable, LIBERAL and mnnihceh
cities i'm the world, and now, when Il portion
of her population are distressed for the want
of the mecessaries of life, the whole country,
without reference to the political past, should
render her all the aid possible 1t would do
good In many understandable JouraH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

A Northern paper, publishing the testimony
of General LEE before the Reconstruction
Committee, is forced TO make the following
confession:
despite the position occupied by the wit
ness in the late contest, ms evidence VIII carry
a weight That will be irresis tlDle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

The New York Times says that although the
Republicans were turned out of Office at the
last election i'm Hartford, the Democrats lost
as compared with their vote i'll the election Tor
Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
lain street, i've doors above Spotswood Hotel

r EASEHOLD OF \ VALUABLE
/ i BUSINESS STAND, ON SOUTH SIDE BROAD
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS, Ar
AUCTION On MONDAY, 10Th April, at half.pa.t
o clock, P. NJ, we will sell the STORE No la,
aud LEASE, situated az above, just built, in one 81
tn best locations in the city for retail business
Persons wishing of the best stands i'm the rI,v
should not fail to attend the sale.
Terms At sale.
apI2 GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
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1Ia;or nick McCanu. of Tennessee.

General GRANT has asked the unconditional
release of Major DICK MCCAIN, of Tennessee,
as the Secretary of War testifies by letter, be-
cause he, like Colonel BRADLEY I. JOHNSON is
entitled to the benefit of his parole. So we
learn from the Nashville Banner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

We have not hitherto stated thal, 1T Tie
municipal election which took place III ior'-'
mouth last Saturday, the "ciuZehS ticket
was elected, Including JAMES I. WHITE ~
mayor The successful candidates are salo u
be strong advocates Of President JOHNSON :
rolicy: The Commonwealth Attorney elect
j. Colonel DAvIrJ G"pwI>--a most e>ccii'h'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

On Tuesday night, tho 10th instant, at hall PAS,
II q clock, Mrs 4. & COLBY, I'm the sixty-second
wear of her age. n O. f,.
Church on THIS Thursday MORNING. ~ II
o'clock The friend and acquaintance oi the
family nrc requested to attend without iuf'hef ~.
Philadelphia, New York, and Batimor" papers
will please cory.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

| have this day made bushes, arrang"hle ht
with Mc-srs. WATKINS. CoTTRELL CO., and
would respectfully solicit IN" patronage 81 my
friends aud the customers {" the late hrh o' hh""'
Wilson Hurt.
From nv long experience in tn" hardware trade,
! fool confident that can give entire satisfaction
10 all who NAV favor me with call.
,,,o n Rc,pcctfullv w. S. HURT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

: 100 PooR TO BIZ GovERS0R.-GoyeInor
hamilton, Of Texas declines To be a candidate
Tor the oifice he now fills by military appoint
menL. his main reason Is that he Is poor and
without home, and cannot afford TO spare
four years Of his life In Official duties, while
bis family are In urgent need OF his labor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12
LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

EFT IN 4 SEAT OF THE DRESS
IL Circle at the Theatre, a lady's BLACK >ITk
TMBREyLA. with reed handle. mounted with gill
and gilt chain The finder will be rewarded hy
leaving it at the Office of the Trcdesar Work..
ap l2--3t*
T OST, Il yellow solc-lcather TRUNK
i i marked iud stncty Archer Anderson Rich
mond. Supposed to have been checked AT Amelia
Courthouse on the 10th instant, by mistake, f,r "a
trunk marked IN. NJ. Marker Petersburg, Va,
now in possession Of the advertiser. Addr"s,
an lI-ot& TREDEGAR IRON WORKS
STRAYED OR STOLEN from my
- stable Il small BAY PONY VERY II
rough) the hair rubbed off the sides by - -
the saddle. A liberal reward will b. paid.1.ZL
for his delivery To
ap LOW RICHARD toA, hau-"r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

\ Present from General Lees Daughter.
Among the latest donations to the southern
Relief Fair at Baltimore is II he;uut"llS en-
broidcrcd cushion, valued at thlftS do'l'iN'
prcSpntpd nv a daughter of General LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12
AUCTION sALEsLTHIs DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin L Apperson,
p,,Lora prokera and Ppal Eafata Agents

BY Harrison, Goddin Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
VERY DESIRABLY LOCATED RE-
Y SIDENCE. ON THE WEST SIDE OF SEVENTH,
BETWEES FRANKLIN AND GRACE STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-W be sold AZ auction.
on the premises, on THURSDAY April l2th lsss,
located az above, now in ele occupancy Of Captai y
Jas. A Caskic. 1t is admirably adapted for small
family or for a lawyer or doctor.
Terms /. One third cash. balance at two and four
months for negotiable notes, interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes for this year to
be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, GODDIN < APPERsON
ano AuctiOneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Main street, i've doors above Spotswood Hotel.
MaIII sITttI, HVU uVUT5 dHU'1 oFVN'"VVu fH0FOf'
VALUABLE LOT, ON NORTH SIDE

VALUABLE LOT, ON NORTH SIDE
Y or CARY, BETWEEN TWELFTH AND
THIRTEENTH STREETS. AT AUCTI0N.-By re-
quest of the Directors Of the Bank Of Richmond
we will sell, upon the premises, on THURSDAY ,
April 18th, at II o'clock, NJ, the lot OF ground
upon which the bank formerly stood. IL fronts
twenty two feet, and runs back about ninety feet
The location Is one Of the very best on Cary street
for business purposes.
TEEMs At sale. Pnrchaserto pay taxes Tor 1855.
GRrBBS < WILLIAMS,
ang Aurtioneers.
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WANTS.


MISSING MEN. -INFORMATlON
wi Is WANTED Of the fate or whereabouts II
C. W ARTHUR. who was In the First Mlssl,sin
regiment, Confederate states Army, aud d. ;. Az
THUR Of Virginia Troops, Confederate stat.
Acknowledgement unknown.
The idowed mother Of these gentlemen earn.
o,tly desires 10 know OF their rate, ana All Urn"
friend, of the helpless needy, and distressed
requested 10 send any information they may hdf"
or yet Ia Mr. HARGRAEE, keeper Of hotel, Bran.
All paper, i'm Virginia and North Carolina
friendly 10 distressed mother will please cory \,
many me. ~ they possibly can. ...
MARY ARTHUR,
who i Masou's widow, aUi
Al, l.--lwE a incmber Of the adaptive degree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12
AUCTION 6ALES~TUTURE DAY
By James N. Taylor, AucdoDeer,
Office opposite the Spotswood Hotel.

PURSUANT TO A DECREE entered
l. by the Court Of Hastings for the City Of Rich
mond, the sh OF December, 1855, I'm the suit =,
"Swann and others rs. schemerhorn and others :
! shall, on WEDNESDAY. the 18th day Of April
premises, the HOUSE and LOT on JAG ksoh stree,
between First street and Brook avenue, In the III,
OF Richmond, Of which Maria w. Henrin9 do5
seized and possessed, land ~ 10 which she d.
intestate,) In the bill and proceedings mentioned
upon the following terms: One third cash one
third credit Of six months, and the renal niny
third on credit OF twelve months, with interes.
on the deferred payments from the day o. sale
Negotiable notes will be required for the deferred
withheld TIL the whole purchase money be paid
and a Conveyance he directed by the Court. The
purchaser may pay the whole purchase money IN
cash il he shall prefer 10 do 30.
The residence Is desirable one for q small
family. THOMAS J. EVANS
Special Commissioner
Sale conducted by JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
n a
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r or FOR LEASE after
| the above sale, on the 18th April ut half past
IL o'clock, Z. NJ, we will leas" at auction, on the
premises the LOT next adjoining for a term Of ten
wears. 1t fronts twenty two feet on Cary street,
and runs back about ninety feet to an alley.
AMI GRUBBS x WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
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lisa. GLOVER. Cashier Of the First National
Bank of Richmond, do solemuy swear that the
above statement is true, to the best nt my know
ledge and belief. ). A. Gho\ Blk, CaShier'
STATE OF yfRGISIA Comfy OF HENRICo
Sworn to and subscribed before me the I'd day OF
Anil 4 D. $3.50 J. NJ. MAURY,
an Il-3t Notary Public
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= II 7 TIFN N VI "
EXICI1Ep.

The object al TIL. suit is Ia recover OF NE &c
fanlant The sum If one thousand aud Hity dollar
with interest thereon from the in day oil 'ahnaii
ia nn, MID for the non performance 81 pro
,ni.rs, &c Aud il appearing by affidavit ih9t IN"
defendant t. not resident of this state !, - or
Jar.d in Al he appear within on" month ail"l dur
nubIcatlotr Of this order and do what - necessary
H. protect his interest IN th- sun.
copv--Tes's , ,.,,,- - i,
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:. ,,,r a. e'Py-'' John Il. CARY, {. {.
rules held III inc

Y clerks office Of the Circuit Court oi "l"n'r,.
ter county. ri the court house. "hth'ihl'' "'"'''
len W. Stubhs, surviving PARTNER OF Jnhn l..
Uibblc and himself, late merchants ana n1IlIe =
rIadng under the firm and styl" al ilopir q
Stuhh- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''''''.'i ' !
Against n,.rI,,t
Io>hua L. Garrett. bei'h"'W'
~ CASE ,xp rroN Az ArrAyuAE>f RETURNED
ENECrTED.
The object OF this suit Is to recover I" llr defend
.ut ih, siI,u of two hundred aud hly dollars 3ni
Tortv nine cents with interest on S'YrntE nvt d9-
lars and ihiry-hyc cents, part thereon rom IN,
nr.t Inv If January, IsGo OH one hundred ana
forty dollar, and thrty-fve cents, anot4"r par,
thnrcnf from the first day Of January, 1901 on
,Tnutv three dollars and seventy -iour Genus, an
othrr bart thereof, from the trst day ol JannarT'
$50 and on eleven dollars and five cents, N" resi-
dine thereof, from the first day OF January, io'",
iii paid for the non performance "i br4ElI,I,
Er And il appearing hy affidavit that me delrnd-
ami i NOT resident OF hi, State, II - ordered that
he appear within one month after due publication
nf this order and do what is necessary 1" protect
his interest in this suit.
copy-Te>tc ,,.,,. ~ i,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-04-12

DIAPER BAGS.--Ten thousand MA
NILLA BAGS for miilers, grocen, AMI 4
druggists use better than hemp and rott9n. -"
sale by ROBINSON & fAlRBANks,
AN Paper Warehouse.