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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-23
KETCuUM--THE Young PRINCE
AMONG C0NVICrS.

From a New York letter.
Recent visits TO our State prison begin TO
let loose their suspicions that Mr.. kErCHUN,
the yoilng gentleman who made such a stir
in the community few months ago, IS no.
where 20 be seen about the prison, and the
story, aS il Is told at Sing Sing, ruhs thus /:
That KErCHUM was merely entered a.
prisoner until the excitement should pass
of, after which he WAS sent TO Europe,
where. il is said, be now Is iaoog, and that
the plan laid ont is that he will return TO
this country just before his time is up, re-
ceive a pardon and restoration 10 citizen
ship. BE this as il may, il is observed By
visitors 20 the prison that kErCHuM is no
where To be seen ia the gangs, nor la the
Office ef the contractor, in which he Is said
20 be employed. This may be explained,
however. By the iaai that the rules OF the
prison forbid that any convict shall be
poiBied ont 10 visitors
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CHHNCERY COURT, An LIVINGSTON,
TENNESSEE.
7lSpRCIALl. OCTOBER TEkM, lS65.
EnsRlyenf Rflks

Z. L. Ciardenhire and Mary Hildreth, Administra-
tors Of r. T. Hiidroth. deceased. 6. J. j, Good
pasture & 0is. creditors Of said Il. Il. His
dreth deceased.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING TO THE
Il Court. that the Estate 0f X. 4. hildreth, deed,
Is ins0iyent. il i therefore. ordered, that pnhcs
ton be made IN the Onicn and American. paper
published IN Nashville. Tennessee, for four sue
cessive weeks, requiring all persons having Chains
against said Estate 70 come forward and file them
with the Clerk and Master Of this Court, anthem
ticatcd according % Law. and have themselves
made parties 20 this suit on OF before the 9th day
Of Jaauary next uS17l, or they Will be forever
barred. J. W. WRIGHT. G. + n.
octlo--u4w
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valuable Plantation and other


THE ENTIRE REAL ESTATE OF THE
i late TR0xAs MANEY, deceased. consisting Of
some Of the most desirable locations, both for
business and dwelling houses in tho city Of Nash
ville together with one Of the finest Cotton Plan
tations on the Mississippi river, and other Lands
IN the State Of Arkansas and Mississippi, is nov
offered for sale.
For further particulars apply %
DR.. W. B. Nancy. Executor,
Corner Of Union and Cherry s.. Nashville.
Tennessee. ioctl8-lm
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are a scientifically compounded
fluid preparation, and better than any Pills, Pow
ders or NOstrums. Being liquid, their action Is
direct and positive. rendering them reliable,
speedy and certain specific for the cure OF all
distractions and suppressions of nature. Their
popularity is indicated by the fact that over l00,-
900 bottles are annually sold and consumed BY the
ladies Of the United States, one Of whom speak in
the strongest terms Of praise Of their great merits.
They are rapidly taking the place Of every other
Female Remedy, are considered by all who know
aught Of them, as the surest. safest, and most in
falible preparation in the world, for the cure Of
all female complaints, the removal Of all obstrue-
tions Of nature. and the promotion Of health,
regularity and strength. Explicit directions sta
ting when they may be used, and explaining when
and why they should not, nor could not be used
without producing effects contrary to natures
chosen laws, viii be found carefully folded around
each bottle with the written signature Of JOIN L.
LYON, without which none are genuine.
Prepared by DIR. LYON. l95 Chapel street, New
Haven, Connecticut. who can be consulted either
personally. or by mall (enelosing stamp, concern
ing all private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold By Druggists everywheTe.
G. G. CLARK, & CO.,
Gent Agents for U. 5. and Cansdas.
-dGW-evwed-iy
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A SOVEREIGN, once broken into, soon gocs;
and Il IS the same with a resolution. A re-
solution unbroken i hard a. gold; II you
once change il, il is thrown, ~ it tasere, into
a great many copperss and il rapidly melts
away.
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Executors Notice.

ENCCUIOFS NOIICcs
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE QUALIFIED
i as Executors Of the last Will and Testament /
of WILLIAM b. LEWIS, deceased. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make pay
ment to them. and all those having claims against
the same viii present them for paynent.
O. NJ. F0GG
A. V. S. L1NDSLEY.
Executors of Wm. b. Lewis, deceased.
nov1g-i2v
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BANKS.
THOs. s. MARR, S. J. TARBox.
President. Cashier,
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
coRxER UNION AyD CoLLEGE srREErs

The following are the rates paid for uncurrent
money. These quotations are liable TO luctCate
but may be depended on ror a sufficient length OF
time for reInittances to be received by mail OF
express, if forwarded with outdelay.
TENNESSEE Georgia Railroad and
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FOR SALE.

A FRAME HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS,
"A besides Store Room, Pantry, lkitehcn and
Servauts Room. and between MINI AND IkA
ACRES OF LAND. on which i E0od Wcit
located two miles from the COuFthouse, on the
Broad Street Pike. opposite Bytoun. and adjoln-
inE the lands Of Nathaniel Baxtes. ksq. No
ANDERSON. JOHNSON & &sMITH. Agents.
OctZ3-Im
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the feelings and designed to iniure the stand
ing of Mr. Mitchell, | am glad to be able TO
declare It's falsehood.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
THOMAS ANTIsELI., M. ID.
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Dissolution.

TUE coPARTNERsHIPH HERETOFoREEx-
i isting between T. N. Cain and J. NJ. Brum-
back under the style Of I. N. Cain 4 Co. SyInrns.
sent The business Of the lale Arm vii be here
after c0nducied by 7, NJ. Ctlx. who viii settle up
the outstanding claims Of the old house.
II n. CAIN.
J, u. BRUMBACH.
sHErSl, November Il. lisa
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Monday. 20tIl of November

Next in the town Of Centreville sell 10 the high
est bidder. 0NEH0USE AND LOT in the town
of Vernon: OAKLAND FURNACE. AND
LANDS, situated in the Civil District of Hick-
man county, and BEAVER DAM SPRINGS
AND LANDS. situated in the Civil District Of
Hickman county.
A plat Of said Springs and Lands viii be ex-
hibited on the day Of sale. Said property viii be
sold on
ONE AND TWO YEARS CREDIT,
With interest from the date. Purchasers to give
notes with good security. and lien 90 retained
until purchase money Il paid.
P. II. H0RNBEAK.
Clerk and Master.
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COTTON Ind TOBACCO
ALLKNDS OF PRODUCE
ENTIRELY on COMMISSION.

ENTIRELY ON COMMISSION.
Planters may rely upon our best efforts % obtain
the HIGHEST MARKET RATES Cor
their Produce. And should our friends favor ~
with orders for Groceries. they may rest assured
OF having goods purchased at tho Lowest
MARKET PRICE.
Having one Of the largest warehouses in the
city. our facilities for tho STORAGE OF
COTTON AND TOBACCO is unsurpassed by
any house in the South. We have and will keep
on hand large supply Of BAGGzNe AND
ROPE. and several kinds Of IRON tbs
which We offer ON most reasonable terms.
We viii make the matter OF Receiving
and Forwarding Goods Speciality
in cur business, and all Goods consigned to
US for Re shipment viii be sent. upon arrival
at the Wharf or Depot. promptly forward at the
least expense TO the owner.
Liberal Advances made ON Con-
signments- locs2-9m
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SALE OF
Bearer Dam Springs,
Oakland Furnace,
Etc, Etc.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY
i Decree Of the Chaneery Court. made at the
September Term, 1850, in the case Of Wm. II.
COrothers. AdministrStor, against the heirs and
creditors Of VIM. b. Easley. deceased. will pro-
coed on
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D1l Pi 80 Tennessee Bonds.........7e
ctt-, o-n PoIL P11 az Davidson Co. BOnds....7O
0ou''i0iH DuH L. and n. r. r. Scriptg0
CHuhSiA The above bonds are
Central Railroad Bank 70 bought with coupons
Nashville and ChattanOoga Railroad Stock.
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Bank of Tennessts. old
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Ieorgia Railroad and
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SPLENDID BUILDING.

And other improvements well suited for School
purposes; and the same will be sold on a credit of
one, two, and three years. with interest from date
Except the sum of $50 in cash The purchaser
required to execute note with approved security
and a lien retained for the purchase money, and
will be sold free from right Of redemption.
j. l.. WILLIAMS, e. x M.
nOy14-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Senate
adopted the resolution instructing the
Committee of Public Buildings and
Grounds to inquire into the propriety OF
purchasing grounds for public park and
site for presidential mansion.
The National Telegraphic bill was
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the Senate
insisted on its amendment to the Freed
mems Bureau bill, and agreed to AEON
mittec Of conference.
Mr.. Poland offered resolution reciting
that Albert Elmore, recently nominated
by the President and confirmed by the
Senate as Collector of Customs at Mobile,
held Office at one time under the late Con-
federate Government, and calling upon the
Secretary of the Treasury for q copy of
the official oath filed by said Elmore. The
resolution was adopted.
The House was engaged all day in con-
sidering the Tariff bill.
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Indiana Politics.

NV ALBANY, ND, June 2S.--Thc De-
mocralic Congressional Convention which
assembled here to-day was large and en-
ttn>ia,tic. Major Sherrod presided. A
series OF resolutions were passed acknow-
lodging the justice of the late war for the
reservation of the Union; declaring un-
compromising hostility to suffrage for ne
cror>. endorsing the Presidents vetoes of
the Frcedmcn's Bureau and Civil Rights
hills; opposing an increase of the rates OF
duties upon mposts; warmly approving of
the restoration policy of the President !;
opposing any amendment to the Constitu-
tlon at the present time; declaring that
hone of the States were ever out OF the
MON during the late rebellion; opposing
the exemption Of three thousand millions
vi the wealth OF the country from taxa
ton; dcnouncing the legislation of the
radical Congress, and demanding of the
National Legislature that every species Of
wealth shall bear its equal share Of taxa
ton.
Hon. VI. c. Kerr was nominated for re-
election by reclamation.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
RICHMOND, June 80, 1866.

RICHMOND, June 30, 1866.
There is nothing in the financial and
commercial line to comment upon to-day.
No change has taken place, and everything
is remarkably quiet. The gold market in
New York, and of course everywhere else
in this country, is very steady. There was
no change in the Richmond tobacco market.
TopAcco Observation-Disclosures Of hogs
heads of tobacco inspected in the city of
Richmond from lst October, 1865, to lst
July, 1866:
shockoe Warehouse, 1905; seabrook's,
4,O51; Myers, 779; Anderson's, 260
Hardgrove's, l73; Words, lls; Robinson's,
S.: Wilson, Glazebrook s. Co., 81. Num-
Der to lst July, 1866, 1O,lO4. Number in.
spected from 3Oth June, 1865, to lst October,
1865. 4.2O3. Total, I4,307. Number of
hocsheads tobacco inspected in June, 1889.
Estimate of uninspectcd tobacco in Rich
mond. 76O. Estimate of inspected tobacco
in Richmond, 800. Total, AGO.
". Y. SHEPPARD,
Auctioncer, Tobacco Exchange.
NEW YORK MARKETS, SAlIhDAS aonSiNo'
New YORK, juno 3O.-Ncon.-Cotton
dull; sales 500 bales at 37@39c. Gold, l53.
Exchange, 1917.
NEW YORK MARKETS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON
New YORK, June 3O.-Cotton dull and
declined cent sales 1900 bales at 36G
80 cents. Flour steady; sales 5000 barrels
Southern quoted at slo.l09sl7. Wheat
firm for prime; dull for inferior sales 900
bushels; for choice Milwaukee 1856. Corn
declined; sales 10000 bushels at s5Gs71s
cents. Beef steady. Pork firm; sales
10000 barrels at s32. Lard dull at 1922
cents. Whisky dull. Sugar quiet. Tur.
pentinc steady at 50 cents. Rosin steady
at s30ss.5O. Gold, 1891.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
New ORLEANS, June 3O.-Cotton heavy
and dull sales 1000 bales low middlings
at 32034 cents. Gold, Isl. Sterling, l65
New York Exchange, \ premium.
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vJ,O STONE-MASONS, BRICK-MA-
KERS. PAYERS, AND BLACKSMlTHS.-
Sealed proposals will be received at this office IN
Ill 10 O'Clock NJ on TUESDAY next, July Sd, Tor
the following work:
For building q stone culvert three by four feet
square in the gully north Of Clay street, between
For repairing. the wall on east side Of shockoe
creek across Walnut alley.
For building a bridge across the same.
For furnishing, in any part OF the city, all the
bricks required for repairing and paving side
walks in the city during the present year.
For RELAXING brick walkways and repairing the
same during the present year, per square yard.
For all repairs to broken stone pavements during
the present year, per square yard
For shooting the city mules during the present
year.
Specifications Of the above work, and all neces-
sary information with regard to the same, can Dc
10 90 4, w GILL City Engineer.
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-o invited to CoRB's ISLAND.
''', ,.,rtf,cment in the Dispatch. FOR
sec ", 40 have heard Of this place; but
'f"'> ,~5rr the impression that it was re-
'''' ~ 1,r the private enjoyment OF inc
'''." .na a clique of "good fellows IN
'' -, who know what is good as wei
FOL, 80. If men on this earth. II had
H"'. - annual habit, until the war in
| .'''' ', that habit, tor which reason
..','' aoycr ough, to have been any war;
'', ..l , time of iollifcation and sporting
.r,.s ISLAND. Upontheir returnfrom
,,lsce they dilated and exnatiated
:, and upon the good things they
,t,. euiovcd: the hog-fsh. the Sleeps
~ ,Ie bonita, the teCrapins, the crabs,
!. and hard, the oysters, the sea birds
-, the fishing, the bathing, and the gio-
Nv. ,ra air, These were dinncd INTO
..,,r's ears until it became sort OF per-
.,tson. 1t was aggravated by the airs
..... Gentlemen assumed 10 themselves
..cmcd as though they would divide So
.., into those who had been to CoBBs
r.,,, and those who hal not 1t camcto
,... that when man was seen struttine
,.~.,ly and looking patronizingiy on peo-
-. people said "he's been to Cohbs
I.<p." A travelled Englishman, hear
', their reports, immediately set OFT in
.,,,,h Of the place, and, navigating the
g,,apcake in a pungy, and crossing from
.... main land in a dug or bark (possi-
M, # "chickcpine burr and hickory
.,.."} "cunno," he landed, completely
,.a.yor,cd (of coursc). He sought i'm
..s;,+r,y and found Mr.. NATHAN COBB,
',i ,,mo>, vorshpped him. COBB put
,... ,lrouch. He bathed him-he Toasted
,.m-he d,hcd him. Never did man
.,ver;a,c as he did. At last he caught
lark. Now" said he, like JrSIrs BRr-
,, "pm satisfied" He babe his host
..v,u. and returned; but lie was tootull OF
,r.,lr had done and seen; he could not
,n,I. word-all that he said was, " A great
..,o j, Mr.. NATHAN CoBB--he is"
Ea, change has taken place. CORES
J.I.yp is fixed up, and the world Is at
.arr,y to 60 in and participate in the I'M
rl..l!ed Injuries and sport there to he
,84l. The sagacious good fellows aiore-
>,5i were such pioneers as never mislead,
and we will go surety for the delights OF
Curns ISLAND. 1t is place VIC have OF
VII others desired to see. The fishing
r.rrr i, 50 much ahead Of anything of the
...3 anywhere else. From the hog-tiSh to
III, shark, all you have to do is to keep
drawing them in" Oh, the infinite plea
Are o! catching the shark Why does
..,a delight in hooking that bloody and
,aciyuS monster? Just because he is
bloody and voracious, and is particularly
fond Of human flesh. like S---.'''.) We
shall soon address ourself to Mr.. COBB-
NATHAN; for NATHAN "thou art the
man" Let me but catch a shark and
;.rn--no, not die but give me a supper of
.,.ish just ont of the sea
These are no eXaggcrations, gentlemen
.al ladies'. At CoBR's ISLAND you get the
>rA Itself and the sea breeze without modi-
aralin or contamination and you get
everything that the sea affords in super
excellent order. The landlords are most
olsiug, and spare no pains to make their
quests comfortable and lively.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02

VIRGINIA Posi- orFICEs.-A new Office is
established at Hunters Lodge, Fluvanna
county, and Robert W. Gentry appointed
postmaster. This office is situated between
lnon Mills and Palmyra, and will afford
regular postal accommodations to forty
two families within two miles thereof.
Rcopcncd Onices.-Cumberland Court
house, Cumberland county, Va, John A.
Trent postmaster.
Peey,onsburg, Pittsylvania county, John
l.. Farmer postmaster.
Lltwalton, Lancaster county, Va, Miss
tmlly Crawford postmistress.
Ihornbnrg, Spotsylvania county, Warren
.. Croft postmaster.
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Revenue Of the Government.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The total re-
ceipts from internal revenue, customs, mis-
cellaneous sources, sales of public lands,
direct tax, and from sales of public lands
for the fiscal year ending to-day, will, it is
estimated at the Treasury Department,
foot up over fue hundred and fifty millions OF
dollars. The receipts from internal reve-
nue., as estimated, will be s3l5,OOO,OOO
customs, $4,000, 1000; direct tax, about
100000; from miscellaneous services,
s65, 100000; and from sales Of public
lands, about 100000.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHON DENTIST, for
81 many wears associated with DR.. JoHS G. WArr,
respectfully informs his old patrons and all others
who may need his services that hs has removed his
OFFICE from Fourth street, and can now be found
at his RESIDENCE, 625 Main street, between sixth
and Seventh. Will practice his profession In All
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on yulcanits,
Gold, and Silver.
Ofice open at ALL HOURS.
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From MexicO-The Liberals again
have Hopes.

WASHINGTON, July IA letter from
source to be credited, dated Tampico,
Mexico, June 10th, says that Huejutla and
all the other principal towns in Huastacae
district have raised again in favor of Juarez.
Victoria is also in the hands Of the Juarez-
lists. The writer says the latter will take
Tampico from the Imperialists, its capture
being entirely feasible, as it is garrisoned
by Mexicans impressed into the service,
and they will not fight against their own
nnonle
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Combinations by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Senate has
confirmed the following nominations Mar
tin F. Conway, of Richmond, Va, ex-mem-
Der of Congress from Kansas, as Consul at
Marseilles, France Charles Davis, of Nash
vile, Tenn, and Joel Grissard, of Wind
sor, N. c., as Collectors Of Customs and
Thomas l.. Cuthbert, Naval Officer at
Hbo g n
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An Inquiry Concerning Money.

An Inquiry COncefnIIK MOneJ'
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has issued an order to all
collectors of customs, directing them to
show the amount of money received and
the disposition made thereof under the
act of March 8, 1865. The fourteenth
section of this act provides that ten dol
lars shall be paid to the collector by the
master, captain, or owner Of any vessel
coming from a foreign port for every pas
senuer other than cabin passengers above
the ace of eight years who shall have died
on the voyage by natural disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02
The Mississippi Levees.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-The Special
Committee of the Senate have agreed to
report bill appropriating 100000 for
temporary repairs of the Mississippi levees.
The bill will pass the Senate, and several
of the most prominent members of the
House indicate their intention to vote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02
IDartlOnS.

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Four persons
were pardoned to-day by the President,
viz: Mrs. Mary Colt, Mrs. Mary W. An
derson, and o. P. Namcl, Of Green
county, Ga.-all of these applicants came
under the twenty thousand-dollar clause of
the amnesty proclamation-General Bryan
q rirnac
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02

From New York Cholera LII.
quOr License, etc.
NEW YORK, July l.-No cases OF cho-
lera were reported to the Board of Health
yesterday.
The Commissioners of Excise have re-
ceived 81 ,lOO,s55 license fees. The COM
missioners have been served with two hum
dred and eighty injunctions arising out OF
Judge Cardozo's decision.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02

ABUSES OF THE FRAMING PRIvILEGEs.-
The Postmaster General sends commu-
nIca,ion TO Congress calling attention to
abuses Of the franking privilege in the use
II franks of members by claim agents, pa
INT agents, SC. The Postmaster General
,s'ys this abuse has become . serious evil,
lesening considerably the postal revenues,
ant bringing reproach upon the Depart
mont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02

RADICAL CAucUs.-We understand that
there was caucus Of Radical Senator's
held this morning-the trouble being the
late invitation of the Conservatives for
National Convention. This call gives tho
Radicals great uneasiness. In fact, we
rave never in our experience known men
10 be 81 exercised and troubled as are the
!acobin extremists at this time. Washing
10" Union Of Saturday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02
The Cholera In New York.

New YORK, June 3O.-All approximations
about the cholera have ceased. There is
case occasionally, but it excites only local
attention. The quarantine is also free
from the scourge. No deaths or admissions
Yesterday from that disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02
Louisiana Politics.

INV ORLEANS, June 2S.-Judge Durell,
member of the Convention of 1864, says
il was composed of non-residents who were
'lcctcd by the army and officers and men
about the gunboats, that it is without
"gal existence, and that any attempt to
rrconyene il is revolutionary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-JrLY 2.
Sun rises. Moon rises. 10. -
Sun sets...........7.le High tde............ 100

Sun rises Moon rises....-.....l0. -
Sun sets High tide........... 100
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE 30 and July !, 1866.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, John II. Freeman.
Steamer N. Martin, Haines, Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers, = Tatum;
Schooner Independence, Clegg, Courthouse
creek, lumber, C. Z. Whitlock.
SAILED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, d. W: Currie;
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, merchan-
disc md passengers, - Tatum.
Schooner Edward Slade Drake, Philadelphia.
via City Point, A. Millspaugh Co.
Schooner William and James, Outten, Philadel-
phia, ria Cabin Point, McKowan Curtis.
Schooner Tonquin, Fontain, Norfolk, merchan'
disc, A. Millspaugh Co.
Schooner Georgia, Southgate, Norfolk.
Schooner Mary Willis, Phillips, Baltimore, mer-
chandise, A. Millspaugh & Co.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 29.-Arrived, schooner
Amelia. from Richmond for Boston. with coal