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, 1866-05-10
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Tbe following IL the l11aI calepias for the May
te!m Of the United stslcs Circuit Court, holden In
ST Hleley Ct H. n. Gethead.
SIS ,. becklcy n. Han1nton..
I'll / Is Wit y. Go-gro,e.
s43-d~ Krk Is. Hamilton.
26-T. McCook VI. Martin.
s66- & Arthur Ct u. Vs. Ills ct n.
Slid GlaiE Bisthe1s y. 11t5 Of Galena.
ss7-17. Ellison ct n ". Hames.
e19-l3. Dexter &c. N. Carpenter.
SN-14. Barker. Jt rs. Anderson.
s1@1s- ne,e1'y ct =. z. Henenry ct a.
3l6-17. SAme vs. Peterson.
3st-18. Cooper VI. Labes.
Js2-19. Thompson n. Pper.
SS6-13, Clark u Cos91pFe.
344-21. Clark ve. City Of Gsiens.
STA Miller re. AcAfee.
3s6-23. Low ct al. u. LAuphlIu.
H.! 5s@s kns s. :. f5a1RS IL nRS'i E Se9,, Etc., e.
SS9 SSs--s 2. Shef5 et q. u. Miller ct al.
N4--sS. Field r.. Butne.
s9o--so s9e Bonr w. Chicago city Railway Co.
S95-S1. Alden ve. Mcintyre
3yI-39. Tat DC. Va Kent ct al.
&@33 same ", Culbeftsou.
40s--3i. Hall ". Sp.echer ct al.
4oS--sS Sheridan y. Rumsey.
4gs-36- Menck ye. Mich s. & N. LIZ. n Co.
4o9--S5. Smith IS. Tribune Company ct al.
4tl-29. Naeh ct al. rs. bell ct al.
415-s0- Norpock vs. Weckcr.
419-s1. Clndtn ct al. u. Milcham ct al.
4s6-is- Tyler et.al. ys. Qutnaby ct al.
4sS-a1 Pope IS. SMih el At.
4S0-4l. Bartholomew ". McEarlnue,
4S1-fA Polk -. Cosgroye.
4st46. 2. 5: Gelaiion Of amy ss. Mayor md City
Eft. Morzai et al. "a. uerTey.
4S7-sS- Eaton Us. Eaton,
4ss-4a. Kingsley e. al: rs ssnoozn ct n.
$50. nslL ct ii. n. sprecheE.
43C--5l. Hall ct al ". Wnll.
41-ba. 6ame,ys. Culbctteon.
4f2-5a Same n. Cooley.
4ss-5. BeC1en ct III. ". Whirple'e 'et al.
4it-55. Wl!eon VI. Butcher ii Al.
446-56. HIT vs. clark.
a47-S7. Same re Mcthr,uey.
45f-5a. Nell Is Nelson.
$3.50. Gray ve. nagretty ct al.
47--G. SEidrnore ct al. rs. Chicago and G. E. X.
f63-6I. Loz1ilzrd ct ii. ". McGouesai ct al,
4GG-62- Finch ct al VI. Epps.
4s3-63~ Lane ys. Favosite ct al.
474-G4. same va. ME-.
4S9-65. Cnited states ". Hartwcll et al.
SID Amy VI. City Of Ga!ena.
465-G1. Lombard rs keeler.
467-GS. Tcfft yB. Town u Rocktuu.
4S9-69. Lyon ct ii. IF. Bushnell, SC.
ls6-sp. Myers ct al II. WhIpple ct al.
497-7l, Mcdowell ct nj. Is. P, liam.
j19--Sa. Hill. DC vt. Hawley.
500-73- Wilson IS. Ferris ct. al.
, 1866-05-10
New York nloney and STOCK MIN,

NEW 3oFk nlohtV hnd sfock Mnfkef.
Co., -. SKw ioEK, Msyq.
EIERLEG-FtFm 1t lDk9l 9l09x.
GoLn-FEmes. opening 1t 1885, s6sanctpx 10 l3ok,
declining u lssH, and cos1Ig At 429x.
FHr1su1s-To Liverpool, quiet.
.GovEkAxIHT eI0cK4-A1e active and hrmef.
u. :. e., coup.........1go 10lo coupnns. .....-. %
G.A so COUP. TfcAs. 7.3I6. ...........lrck
6TnCK+Steady.
NIL 4 r. or C......,. 81 III. C...,-...........1T
NIL. st. r. prd..... TX Michigan Sou thern... n
e. l.........-.... 96K Mich Ceuttal. .lg9
y. D. du c. Sd pfd. q Heading.
C. Toledo Ene....,.,,,..,.,. ~
Z. n. ~ n. I. .E...... 91A<
C. N. n. COX ". g. TeleK;Anh,+..., f9k
C.&P................. G. 4 RA -
Al The four O'Clock opcn Board the folio wing ware
the 6AIe1:
q. y. s.320s.........,,..1n sErft..............1 1sH
boston Water Power. - tttaulaE.
Cumberland Coal..... Is Mich. Southefp,,,.., g IL
6ptnce Hill Coal. ... " c. Tnledo..,,,.,,,10jx
Qnlckaytf.......... s6k Pittsburgh. E$X
Mar posx.. liz Rcck Island. ..... 23X
MAEtrota pfa-...,.... 24X C. 4 n W,,,...... 50
8. 4 T. Gold ,..,,,,..s lpX c, d n " MD u... tlE
n, Central .,,.,.,,.. Sax Pitts Fl " 4 c.. 99iF
, 1866-05-10

1t will Relieve the Baby.-There II
no mistake about II Mrs. Wtn.loH>s Soothing
syrup for children teeth,ng not ouly relieves The
child from pain, hut regulates :the stomach and
gums, reduces all Inflammation, and e1yes rest,
heslth and comfort 10 mother and child. It ID
p1eaeant to lake, and Perfectly eaie in all cases.
gives unlyefEal satisfaction. aS34
, 1866-05-10

Going to Church Agatn.-ss Oh. mr..
little brt2hteyed tour year old GIL a. enc met the
clergyman. HAS she been sick. chItd?" "No,
she has been nting Tchbeus Physiological Hair
In town you'll sec it Sunday" Wss the honest r.
Ply. This prctarat!on now stnndt pseeminently
above everything Of she kind, for turning gray hatr
hair from falpg OIL, and giving every lock raven
que Of glowing beauty II It, It VII add to yonr
General AEtnts. Sold BY III druggists. avs
, 1866-05-10

Where and How to Educate cur Sons.
-"Ieaeh them that which they viii practice when
they become men, Eastman National Business
College, Chicago, ILL.,, the popular practical lnsu-
tuition ogthe comfy Address
w750 E-P. EAsT1AS, Principal.
, 1866-05-10

How to Destroy Rats and Roache8.-
No article known Is more e9ectual than huRr'e
eot- and sold in large hoxe. for Is cens. ASK for
DuHf and II your druggist has not got the article,
be can Obtain 1t 1t once Of Ii. SCUVlt, wholesale
agent, s6 Randolph Ct, Chlcngo, Ill.
ap7i5S1. .31t.ShTuTh
, 1866-05-10

Moth and FTecklek.-Ladie4 Afflicted
w1th discoloratiors on 'he face called moth
paehe-, or freckles. should use Pe1sJs celebrated
Moth and Freckle Lollnn. II IL 1nf1ilibie. P1epa-
red by In y. 9. Pe1J, D1matoiogist, 4a Bond
street. New York Sold BY ut1 druggists 10 Chi
cago and elsewhere. Price T..
may5a1l5 3m-aA-T-TH
, 1866-05-10

AFamiiy KemcaY-At Coe,a Cough BAL.
eam," These have become household words With
very mapy families, and the meEts Of the article
jne'1y entitle It to Cur confidence and patronage.
ine originator doea not cfaim to be physician,
bnt has evidently hit upon prescription that meets
he wants Of large clAss Of sufferers. Some arc
estif1fng thht 1t has actually cured them oE con-
umpnun. 1t Is no doubt the cousrmp1iye's best
friend, while for con1hs. hoarsenesR and kindred
uoubles. think It has no equal., We predict fol
It worldwide reputation md extensive eale.
mars a55i -lt.wkIy
Go to tho He4t-(so 70 HfFant d STRAIT.
toms Chicago Commercial College to get thor
oneh, practical business education, OF to become a
good Telegraph Operator. Address tor circulars,
aRyANr & Sf1ArToN. Chicago, H.,
, 1866-05-10

Purcht and Syveeteax Cad Liver Oil In
The world, nanufsciurcd from fresh selected tge.s
on the eea coast. THIS oil Ia characterized by 1
faon /. great rhat 1t take4 The lead Of other OILS
and ts universally presc1bed by physidanA- Re
mttnbc1 to asl for Hazard i Ea=~ell's Cod Liver
Oil" CAswE11. MACK 4 Co., New Tosk, role
1nsnufac'uIerr. For .ale By ali druggists.
NaskQ1l92tS4.Tp.Th
, 1866-05-10

CoRhEc71oN.-The loes OF the Globe Insurance.
Coapesy by The recent dre On South Water ttrcrt
was only e, 500, 1ns,ead Of I'll, 900 ~ reported
, 1866-05-10

Boo1s And Enou-J. B. Lnkin who formerly
has been engaged IN business nj No. IS Lake sreet
has dtted mp new store ut Nc. IS Clark street, one
door fouth Of Lake He hAA full and comp csa
assortment Of the best goods purchased ffprn Ii:
manufacturers. stuce the recent decline, which give.
hin N advantage ove the posseeso,s oi old e,oes
IN ihe market.
, 1866-05-10

AumphreJH.-A new and fresh supply
Of Hun phfey's Speeldc Homeopathic Medicines,
just received By smith Il Dryer, wholesale and
retail agents. Chicago. Illinois. Also, agents for
HumrhkeT's Fouda Extracts. See Advertisement
Apl5uSq8-e6t -Iu-IuskstT,
, 1866-05-10

Dr. CollTE1,-The lecture OF Dr. Coltyts before
The Trades Assembly, In Smith 4 EIxon's Hall,
VIII tate plaos this evening, a previously tn
OQuntSd Fl Fl
, 1866-05-10

4 FARE EREDucnoN.-Wen notice that the Chicago,
Alton L St Louis Railroad Company have tust
areucd new commuiation ticket for use betWeex
Joliet and Chicago, good for three months. 4, 993.
OF n The 1te Of Il for each passaSe to or from Chi
caro-.
, 1866-05-10
LOCAL MATTERS.

The Comb nh1nattou Of Ingredients u@ed
In making ~ 'LFo1cn's bronchial IToctes" is such
as 10 give the beat possihle effect Nth safety. The
Ifocbes arc used always With good succesE. ahd are
widely Euown ns the btst remedy for coughs colds,
throat diseases and as1h1natic troubles. a9il-lt
, 1866-05-10

For the Hest Stock OF Looking Glasses
and Flint Jars 60 to N. r. Me1yiue Lamp and
Glassware store, Il and g Randolph.sf n1G6
, 1866-05-10

Cucumber Growers Ateentton-Three
thorsand hafttls Of cncumbers wanted this sun.
mer, delivered in Chicago, by the wasou-load Of
otherw1ee. Address, Boz 1858, Chicago.
, 1866-05-10

KILLED RT TIE lNDIAss.-N. L. Plumb, bcef
contractor at Fort Dodge, Iowa, whites that hbout
mo1'a aco he came Into Possession OF Z media
bearing the inscription " Medal OF honor, awarded
at The great Heu.ary Fair tn Chicago, 1866, 10 Ro
es1ck b. Owens for pat1otic services" Mi Plum
eayf he got the medal 0l 4 Cheyenne Indian, wh
, 1866-05-10

Hosf1TAL foR WoNKn AND EHtLDueN.-The
annual meeting Of the Trustees Of Chicago Hos
pilal for Women and Children, viii be heid at the
home. No. 21a Ohio street, on Ihnrsday, (shts)
afternoon, at half,past two o'clock. 1t Is pat-
uculaFiy 0eslred tb&I Ill should be In attendance
, 1866-05-10

Great Excitement In Wxshdng1ou.
President johnson attacked with terrible disease
DF. Ste!ens and Sumner IN consultation. Pro-
Donnce 1t s'Ectom8nia =" Of malignant type. It
assumes q chronic form. They recommend radical
treatment. His caee considered hopeless This
should be warning 70 a1l peFsous sudenn. with
Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Headache. Sp!anal atee-
dtsea.e, but use Morell.e Electro Magnetic Fluid
a. once. 1t WILL cure when everything else fais,
All the druggists keep The Fluid for sale. agD
, 1866-05-10

Looking dslaaAes. Picture Frames,
mou1dncs, eotde. tsesles, &C.. &c-& large and de-
-iIaole gtockat greatly reduced prices for the next
tntty da.f. at Heuy Wirgerz, lib Lakest, Chicago.
Ap6-t711 Isl sA TUA1H
, 1866-05-10

w AN: :~'>- .':-.,v>c..S-s.,
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- 49,. 't'.r-se 49," x - ~, :.
, 1866-05-10

Like OdoFN from AfnbY The. .Rlest-ls
the perfume exhaled from Taltuau 6 Co1!tns'
Egyptian Gala. sold by all dealers in toilet ar.
Hclea. nTis
, 1866-05-10

Salt Lake Telegraph, and Iii. NesbL, Of WA.
Jennings Co., passed through this city yesses-
day, On their Way 10 New York. They had rather
tedious nip from salt IAke- They report every
thing ii Utah tn highly prosperous condition,
uou. John Wentworth arrived in this city on
snnaav morning last, aao Is spending teN days on
, 1866-05-10

Goop TtxFLARs-At a regular meeting Of the
''ssor in the North Lodge" No. LIS, held ii their
Hall. on Monda, evening, Nay 7th, 1s6d. the follow
ing officers were Installed for the ensuing term;
". Z. T.. BRO. ". U. Ludlow; P. ". C. T., Bro
B. A. Miller; v. Y. T.. Sis II. A. Hall: r. II. S.,
Bro. n. D. Washington ". T. y. Bro. j. n. lub.
bard. ". j.. e,s. u. n. Miller W. NJ, Bro. Y. T,
4nll- ". D. H.. S1s. f. Pooley; ". G., SIS. s.
Turner y. =, Bro. !. heS1el; ~. e., Bro. w.
1indcr; R. Il s.. Sia. J. Tuner; L. Il. s., Sis, l.
d. Woodruff
, 1866-05-10

s,sf~ =
moEt eupeso epec'Hen ol ootEaa Tfoo! eale' IL
WEE made By the inventor and original mann&ac-
tutcf OF The Bnrgln1 Ffool sale. !e Is the very
Ace OF all plalfs when ne decafe1 this the largest
elrohgest End most costly product OF n1s sktll in
thts Itne, safes are no. rsa1Sed TOT oeauty and
symmetry, and 1et this has 10th, sfiAndsoEe is
that handsome ooes and the test OF safe OF tht
k1Dd, comss. Nheu II comet al all. among the suatl
Watches Df the night with plckcd burglar gang
n ork tor hourr upon H. II IL under such c1rcum.
Ftnnccs ftat the properties OF eafe
thAt i. burglar p1oof ar demonstrated
This sale ~ould serve 'hat King or the ioadon
t7ackt men. Nhore recent lecture On burglary IN an
Enslish coutt attehlshea ~ Ensand. ~ fhe Hate.
1tai iof course ~ p.c,caI les:ase: ana u would
sn e g ssf a ,0e1 a3 eos II o. ths saenn PIT.
en-, " ~ .sht /. ,osa ,'. n .as ~
ena maker: ~ ,hn1 e r., oIs' e 4uu @ - ~ eoss,
now We tutIA y. iH, ~ ia,t uea ~ rhn.nS H
.ness sae " - 4 efsc, Souh1c s,,e h,n, ~,
.ain r.. toA: .rr,nnf ns,i,Sen 1r1n ,,nrar ~
Hauea @ s,h .ns-s,t snd 1,s.,mc, dnrr. snd
t.tsnns Il i. 1nrrrri1ns. hnzs me,si no tonnh
~ h,s. .,d mets1 1oo hsr, IN rn, vriv nnon ,.cn
n'hst a. .rnndeT5nl biensinp 1hni snnn. nofnrsa
~, 1ha - nrn hsnn md hr1.tlentts m the ofhrr.
Sh,s hodT OF iron and steal il
@.1Ssoa thst fsurhs IT dr1Is and
s1.des" "nsmrni ~ and ylrjds 10 no nishonest
49, tn ~ tha nnr,,s.ss ~ The dtors ar H.,
~! s to ~ ,ork, IL ciehretrd f:oSrr Pernnfs
~ - WIZ ~ - tIs ..,een,,s M.cnci,r 1nek mr. he,
hind ~ ~ o,heT Fifsf. hy e,nnie mechsnisn. two
ssst i"uE1. hn,s he'd the,nseIves ia fbe walls Of
st,e taic arsIn.t tncse inc Covert lock eets il
, 1866-05-10

FRFsnSIA1os.-Laat Saturday evening, ibe en-.
p3oyeE Of the chicago 4 Milwaukee Railroad
presented Alderman N. ". Hunlley, Master Me-
cbanc Of the road. with a gold-nea1ed cane, II =
token Of their etteen. The cane was manufactured
out Of piece Of the wood which fotmsEty compot-
ed q par; OF the cearbr1ted Lincoln cabin, which
Vtli be remembered As having nttfacttd shousands
OF vlt1torr at the last SANITARY Falr held In ztfa
e1ly. The cAne ex9 tnscr3beu-" Presented 10 H.
VI. Hnntiey. BY 1he empio.es Of the t. s. H. r. H.,
ns 4 token ol theiF esleem."
, 1866-05-10

w AN3ED-Agents-For great
new PctcE!A Instructive charts ~B6lwuk1
oa Pc FEsedom, 3D. Fallen Hesoes" AID Patriots Of ias
Mof. On folleft and vxrnfshed, new Fenian map al
ireland ana loR me newF Fasi1nlPieures Fbis Is tts
oedt cnance ete1pde{ed for men 70 nako money Cal
It,, Chicago. =" o. ~
, 1866-05-10

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, 1866-05-10

throat diseases and as1h1natic troubles. a9ii-lt
The Pleasures Of Hopes The day
wildly at the thought Of the approaching crisis.
Who knowf," rays the excited holder Of tickets
10 The National Grand GIFT Concert, ''whethtE I
whlle The man who has neglected TO purchase, m
dsr the plea Of time enough" rushes of to
oBren't, IL Dearborn st1eet, 10 obtain package,
IN terror lest hs should be too lae, Tor The drawng
comes OF now il few days. bis
, 1866-05-10

Hoyd's Hahn II a certain eur. 6nr
ChoIcFa Mosbpa and Dtsr1hna.
U51Aa432t
, 1866-05-10

TAkEN {UP-Pony-Snpposso
yts,. I'D amaa pony a q we've yeafs old ~ ~,
~ plsia hazps nd hires spst4 c.11nss. soSg Sg.
~, 11n9 Ell nraDastRnd paytnx charges. Apply "
MYERS, Jtucrf. Cook County, niA n"
, 1866-05-10

Lutet Stats In an entirxfv psyr buane,s
L. y. SHAN, Alfr1d, Mime. ~ 1sa~
, 1866-05-10

w ANTED-To purcl
w 6Fm' worth apout u COO. q
OF Chicago. Address, giving uUbt
ot inpruveMenss, location And pric
f1ff$rn
, 1866-05-10
Boarding.

BOARDING One or two unfur-
- nished rooEk, with nrst els&& board. fpr Eea,le-
ta,9ea r. private toy Ia 9ee or the oaf restd pees
erenees rrqotrso. Addrrss = W." Tribune oflee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

To THE LADIES or IBsDYoRD s0DcxrS..-
As President Of your Nemorhl Assoeis-
ton, feel it incumbsnt upon me to I'M,
form you that the efforts to raise, By per.
sonal solicitation, funds sufficient 70 On.
close the graves Of the Confederate dced
near Liberty have proved abortivs. gfl.frs
From the reports and returns made ~
the vicc.presidents and collectors, y -
evident that we have not funds sufficient 70
carry out tho objects Of the Association.
Al the last mcctingit was determined 70
hold a feast at Liberty on Wednesday The
3lst instant, with the hope that By % do
ing the funds Of the treasury would b
added to materially, and that thereby We
might 20 on with our noble work.
Having begun, shall we fail = II b with
You to say. In behalf Of tho Associat30o,
/ appeal to you, and to all who. may feel
disposed to help, to come forward and -
sist in promoting the objects Of the Asso-
citation.
All know what articles will be needed
for feast, and it IL therefore useless f6r
me to name anything. Forward to mo st
this place, by the 10th instant, anything
you may desire to contribute, and It shall
receive its proper destination. !,
The feast will begin on the Slst instsnt
and continue two or three days. Not only
send, but come and bring others with you.
Mrs. SARAH p. SrHPrQE,
President Memorial Association Of Bedford.
Liberty, October IL, 1866.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

TIE LAST CHAScs.-0ur readers win observe
the announcement Of the Nsssss. LoEB BsornSRs,
and they may rely upon the fact that u sst forth.
Mr.. MASON LOEB Is about TO make tour Of IN.
rope, and in order to divest himself Of any ssrs.
he has determined to sell the very large stock q
the Richmond Clothing Bazaar, amounting to one
hundred thousand dollars worth Of clothing, Gil
fresh and new stock just opened, st the nshsfas.
turers cost. We have looked In upon these goods,
and from actual observation We endorse the fsss
that this Is indeed real CLOSING out sale, for sS.
ticles are certainly offered at sstonishinsly low
prices. Hesl-t4t. 81. .
Mr.. LOEB, the resident partner Of this house. hss
been one Of most enterpfising eitissns, sa4 vs
regret that he sbsents hiYseIf just nov. although
Il is only for time as he contemplatss on bis ~.
turn to settle again with Us. Bat that the people
may derive allths good from evfi possible. ws ~.
prise them Of the reality Of this sale, and assure
them the proposition to sell stcost 10 In good faash
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

eyes With brighter smiles. The noiseless
elliptic sewing machine, run By steam
power, may here be seen In effective opera
tion, besides the laundering Singer at its
more laborious work and the busy human
bees look cheerful, for the burden Of their
toll Is now cast upon these Iron hDgers. A
series Of brass patterns, In oil sizes, sre
arranged before the cutters, and leather,
cloth, &C., economically cut into the many
required shapes. Crimping machines, boot
turning machines, eylet machines, and
inserting machines, are oil In operation In
this hive Of industry, from whence proceed
tho uppers for 800 pairs Of shoes daily. !,
In the finishing department, on the Sc
cond floor, about sixty stalwart sons Of
Crispin, unlike Crispino in the opera, are
seen contented with their avocation, and
are busily engaged. Here one may OBJ
serve the last triumph Of invention in the
famous sole-sewiDg machine, which COM
plctes in most beautiful manner the ope-
ration of sewing the sole to the upper, and
our readers viii be astonished when We
say O sole is sewcd on In the short space
rof, fifteen seconds. Beside this machine is
the cbannelling machine, which very ra-
spidly prepares the soles for sewing, and
then we come to the heel-burnishing and
the bufiing and polishing machines, from
which the completed boot or shoe comes
finished for the market. We cannot do
better than extend to our readers cordial
invitation to visit this establishment, and
we urge our dealers to look to it that 1t Is
patr0nized. ~ Isf3isi s
1t is among the great advantages to our
dealers that here they may order just the
sizes they want, and none others, and have
them supplied, as the company advertises,
as cheap, if not cheaper, than the same
goods can elsewhere be obtained. We
leave this establishment with full assu-
rance that this pioneer of great trade,
so grand in all its appointments, will be
fostered with willing heart and liberal
hand by every dealer in the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

GRAND DIVISION SoNs OF TEMPERANCE.
This body will hold its annual meeting in
this city on Wednesday next, the 24th In
slant, at which time the election Of officers
will take place and other important busi-
ness be transacted. We learn that during
the past quarter quite number of subor-
dinate Divisions have been re6rganized, and
that large delegation of visiting repre-
sentatives are expected to be present. The
several Divisions of the city have appointed
committees of reception for the purpose Of
preparing accommodations for their visit
ing brothers. These committees will meet
at 3 O'Clock to-day at the store Of Messrs.
Mullen & Bouis, on Franklin street, to
make arrangements to attend the various
depots. The session Of the Grand Divi-
sion will be held in Shockoe Hill Division
room, on Broad between Sixth and Seventh
streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

The CoLoRED ScHooLs.-The colored
schools are very full just now. At the
African Church there is q school of ESQ
scholars, conducted by Miss N. A. Howe
and Miss Carrie Emory. u the basement,
the school is conducted by Miss Annie B.
Hancock, and has fifty scholars. Both OF
these schools are conducted admirably by
the ladies in charge.
The school at Dill's bakery, corner OF
Clay and Foushee streets, has 400 scholars.
The Ebenezer school has 800 scholars.
The average age of the scholars ID be-
tween thirteen and thirty years.
An exhibition will take place tonight at
the African church in behalf of Miss Han.
cocks school. A colored man who, has
visited Europe viii deliver lecture, and
some vieys from . magic lantern Will be
shown. .,,
Mrs. Gibbons. . Quaker lady, from PHI
ladelphia, is in control Of tho institution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BAZAAR As.
ISOLATION held their usual scmi-monthly
meeting at the lecture-room of the Second
Presbyterian Church on Monday, October
%. A large number of ladies were in at.
tendance, and the reports from the com
mittees showed that the work was pro.
crossing with great enthusiasm. Several
ladies' undertook the management Of tables
and others are urgently requested to give
their aid in this matter. Names can be
reported to the president, Mrs. Lewis N
Webb, or to the committee, at its nex'
meeting two weeks hence.
The treasurer reported gratifying re
csipts from the sale of works. A mos
generous donation Of 800 was ackn0w
ledged from John J. Kerr, of Robertland
Scotland, through Mrs. J. X. Caskie.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

TEE COMMISSIONERS OF STREETS, accom-.
panied by the City Engineer, were abroad
Yesterday ! on . tour of inspection through
he town, particularly with . view Of ve-
porting upon street distractions and other ne
Violations OF ordinances by builders. We
have no doubt that they found ample ma
terisl for their budget, - We have hereto
fore moro. than once called attenaen 70
these, very obetsucticn1, which hsxe psovsd
) Sosros 4 frsas aapeysass se sps clslssn'
tos months past,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

FLORAL DEPREDATIoNs.-We have here
tofore given SO many pleasing incidents
connected with the scattering OF flowers
by fair hands upon the graves of the Con-
federate dead in Hollywood that it is pain
full to reflect that any of the gentle sex
should go to that sacred spot for the pur-
pose of making depredations upon the flo
raj treasures planted there by the hand OF
sympathy and affection. A gentleman in
forms us that on Sunday last he saw seve-
raj females emerge from the enclosure with
large bouquets in their hands, which they
had gathered from the graves of the dead.
1t is to be hoped that this exposure will
deter others from pursuing similar course,
though it is difficult to believe that many
residents of Richmond would decorate
their parlors at the expense Of the be-
reaved, as well as at the expense Of good
manners and common decency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

BAsE-BALL.--A match game was played
on the Old Fair Grounds Saturday after
noon between the Spotswood and Union
Clubs. It was the quickest game ever
played in this city. Nine innings In two
hours and ten minutes. Kretzer, Of the
Spotswood, was wounded, and retired on
tue ninth inning. We give the score below I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-23

CENSUS OF NEGRoEs.-The Freedmen's
Bureau, under charge Of Captain b. 6.
Cook, is taking census of the colored
population in this district, including Rich
nond. 1t is registering about 400 day.
The census returns include the color of
the negro, and he is registered as "black,
mulatto, quadroon, and octoroOn" the sex,
age, former owner, residence, and former
residence, occupation whether employed
by the Government or former owner, or
whether employed at all; whether aided
by the Government; whether they can
read and write the amount Of property
they have; and whether they are able to
work or not.