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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-15

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-15

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31

being convicted Of petit larceny, were sen.
fenced to receive stripes. On yesterday
the sentence in the case Of the white man
was executed, but the negroes have beer
pardoned, Notwithstanding that the negroes
had been convicted with scarcely an at.
tempt at defence, whilst the sentence Of
tho white man was considered 50 harsh,
and the sympathy Of tho community was
SO excited in his behalf, that many efforts
| had been made TO have his sentence COM
muted, the efforts having availed nothing
but the production Of an official document,
brief and positive, to the ehect that the
sentence of the court was greatly approved
by his Excellency. .... =
The sentence was executed on the white
man in the presence OF the pardoned
thieves, and you can wellimagine the whole.
some influence and moral effect Of the spec.
taclo, the indignation Of the community,
and the highly complimentary remarks
heaped rpon the devoted head Of our ten.
er-hearted Executive. You can also ina.
CINE after this the sufferings of the people
up our way this coming winter, especially In
the neighborhood of these unpublished and
released convicts, from robberes, assaults,
sc. The hogs to be all stolen, the hen.
houses rifed; in short, every conceivable
grand and petit larceny to be committed,
and the so-called "strong arm of the law "
completely paralyzed and totally unable to
reach this lately exalted, highly favored,
and indeed privileged class in our midst
Oh !. that the official occupant of the
Chair of State, with all his "cool, icy
men" of every name and color, could be
transported to the jungles of Africa, where
they could enjoy daily uninterrupted in
tcrcourse with their beloved Philippians
But enough of this.
Business is reviving, and indeed quite
active at present, in our courts-the last
quarterly term of our County Court being
the longest and involving more business
than any previous term since the new order
of things set in, and our Circuit Court
term this fall promising also to be an un-
usually lengthy and busy one.
Some excitement and no little surprise
and complaint have sprung out Of notice
to the boarding house keepers at the Uni
versty of Virginia to the effect that they
will not be allowed to charge their student
boarders more than twenty dollars per
month, they the kcepers) having been
previously informed that they would be
allowed to charge twenty five dollars. The
said students had better attend to the
state of their GRINDERS ere they return to
or set in at college, for verify every old
supcrannuated cow, sheep, ETC., in Abe
marie will, in all probability, be called
upon to test their strength the ensuing
session.
The weather is fnc-intoXicating-all
nature seems rejoicing, and the crops
greatly improved by the glorious and re-
treshing rains this week. Truly, they
were God-scnd, though the grumbling
farmers say they came too late.
| have been betrayed into writing q
longer letter than intended. More anon.
G.
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An able paper Was read BY NJ. Shop.
person on the subject Of the distillation
and use Of ardent spirits, which was Or
dered to be printed. -. . =.
New London, Bedford county, was de.
signated as the place for the next stated
meeting, on the Wednesday before the
fourth Sabbath Of April, 1867.
Thus closed an exceedingly harmonious
and pleasant reunion Of Christian breth-
rem. There was preaching twice 2
day, which was listened to by q crowded
and attentive audience. The order pre-
served was exemplary and gratifying.
The presbytery adjourned on Saturday
evening, bat number Of its members re-
manned over the Sabbath to unite with the
congregation in observing Sacrament OF the
Old and New Concord churches are
now ENJOYING the ministrations Of Mr..
Walkup, a licentiate, who has been called
to become their pastor.
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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Richmond Female Institute.
xx no 1919


It is known to q large number of yolaS!
readers that the trustees Of the above In
stitution had made all the necessary ar
rangements for opening it on the LIST OF
October, it having been for years closed
in consequence of its occupancy as hos
pital by the Confederate Government to
the Sd Of April, 1865, and subsequently
by the United States authorities. On the
3ist July, General Terry agreed to sur
render the property to the trustees on
the LIST of September, to enable them
to have the necessary repairs made,
to the end that it should be opened
on the LIST of October. Unexpectedly,
the successor of General Terry declined
to surrender the property, and the trus,
tees had no alternative but to appeal
to the President, through the under
signed, to interpose, etc. The President
referred the subject to the Secretary of
War, and this day he the Secretary of
War was called on by me, in company
with the Hon. Joseph Segar, who has
taken q deep interest and active part in
the matter. We were received with much
courtesy by Mr.. Stanton, who showed a
disposition to do all in his power to comply
with the wishes Of the trustees; and l
have no doubt in few days the whole
business will be satisfactorily arranged. l
have deemed it proper to say this much in
Justice to Mr.. Stanton, who in this case, l
think, is actuated by kind feelings. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31

SCRAPS frsa the Nssis. "a RspsSaiess.
The famous gambling establishment st
Baden Baden Is to be broken up. We
suppose the gamblers will give place 70
their betterS. Wy
A Salt Lake paper, noticing the death
Of q Mormon bishop, adds: "he was
thirty-seven years old, and leaves On IN
teresting family of eleven wives ana forty-
seven children to mourn bis DEATH"
John Quincy Adams, Esq, son Of our
Minister to England, will address the citi.
Gems of Boston at an early day In support
Of the policy Of the Administration.
An OLp.NEw NURSERY RHYxr.-
There was clerk Of Departments,
Hejumped into Fornsy bash
And scratched out both his eyes
And when he found his eyes were out,
With all his might and main,
He Jumped into johnson bush r..
To scratch them In again.
Tracy, formerly Of the Boston Herald, is
the funny man Of the Washington Repabh-
can. Major Greene used to be his yoke
fellow.-Ne,c Orleans Times.
The "fellow" who wrote the above
must be green. Tracy is the funny man,
but there are six others. ....
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, Angus

PETERSBURG, August oo.
At last one of the gang of negro despe-
radOes who infest the county of Prince
George and render life and property inse-
cure have been arrested. He lies in Jail
in this city, and has been fully identified
as one of the party Of six who waylaid and
robbed Mr.. John Y. Russell two or three
miles east of Petersburg. His capture may
probably lead to the arrest of others. am
Informed that the citizens Of the county
have q scheme in contemplation looking
to the detection of these outlaws, which
will probably soon be put into successful
operation.
In the courts here nothing of Importance
is Transporting. The Mayor has full docket
frequently, but mostly of trivial cases
though not few of the offences rise to the
dignity of felony. There are number
of persons charged with crimes of this class
in Jail already, awaiting trial before the
November term of the Circuit Court, which
number will probably be increased to fifty
by the meeting Of said court.
The through railroad connection is pro-
crossing, and it will not require much
time to finish it. The question of most
interest in regard to it is the location OF
the bridge across the Appomattox, and
who is to build it? If thrown across be-
low Pocahontas bridge, it will be likely to
interfere with the shipping at our port.
We presume the Richmond and Peters
burg and the Petersburg Railroad Com
panies will arrange the matter satisfacto-
rily.
A meeting of the Petersburg Library
Association is to be called in the early
part Of October to take some measures
looking to the resuscitation of the Library.
We believe there is sufficient liberality in
the community, and enough interest felt
in the matter, to place the institution on
Its old footing and make it what 1t was-a
source Of knowledge and amusement to
the public. Judge William T. Joynes is
president Of the Association.
AS the summer draws to close, the
weather grows warmer, and the cool tenn.
perature Of few days back has been sun.
planted by an oppressive and sickening
"0s'' SNOwDEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31

NARBY's ILLUSTRATION OF THE SOUTHERN
MEMS Position IN THE PHILADELPHIA Con-
vENTIoN.-My deer sir, wanst knowd o
Irishman, who was sence killed in Fenian
raid, employed as artisan in well diggin.
1t was his lot to 60 to the bottom Nv the
excavation and load the buckets with
earth. The dinner horn sounded, and lie,
with the alacrity characteristic Nv the
race, sprang into the bucket and told them
to hist away, and they histed, but as they
histed they amoozed themselves droppin
earth onto him. "Shtop p said he, cor,
be CORA, I'll cut the rope" Ny dear sir,
Randall, and Doolittle, and Seward, and
johnson are histin us out Nv the pit we
fell into in 1860. Their little talk about
debts, and slavery, and SIGH, is the earth
they'r droppin onto US for fun, but shell We,
like ijeots, cut the rope! Nary! Let 'em
hist, and when we are safe out, and on
solid ground, we kin, eff We desire, turn
and chuck 'em into the hole. ...s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31

An order will be published by the
Secretary of War in day or two, 1t is ex-
pected, directing the honorable muster
out of service, on account Of their services
being no longer needed, Of oil the volun-
teer officers now In the army, including
those on duty in the Freedmen's Bureau
and those doing duty - provost marshals
In the several military departments.
The new Constitution WAS rejected, &C.
cording to Official returns, by ono thousand
nine hundred and eighty-two majority.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

TAW,-GREENLEAF'S TREATISE
IL ON THE LAW OF EVIDENCE, new edition.
KENf;s COMMENTARIES. new edition tths
uth), vols, 422. so. a..
BARTON'S SUIT IN EQUITY, y.
SMITHS MERCHANTILB LAW, last edition,
THE INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS. Soc.
ACTS OF VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY, 1855 and 1858
THE Equity CRAFTSMAN Forms OF Plead
ings In Suits in Equity. go.
fHE PEDERALlST, last edition, 1860.
ROBINSON'S PRACTICE, 1 vols, &2s.
ROBINsON'S OLD PRACTICE, vols.
JARMAN ON WILLS, vols.
WOODHOUSE l. PARHAM,
Booksellers and Stationers,
au9s Governor street.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD
' SUMMER SCHEDULE.-Ths THRorGn
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after sATCRp,Y
June 70, will leave Richmond Sundays excapt.s,
at 7:3o A. NJ, and srrive at Jackson's River At III
p. NJ. ''
THROUGH TICKETS sold rta Trottsr L c. ,,
Stage Line for Harrisonburg, Winchester, an;
other, points on Valley, Turnpiks also, to sir.
WARM, Hot, Healing and White sulphur sprinss
and BY Hartman 4 Co.'S Stage Line to Lexingoo
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridge Baths al,o. rLi
Virginia and Tennessee railroad Tor Nsshvii,
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New o..
leans, and Orange and Alexandra road TO Lyneh
burg and other important points In the southwest
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS win
Trains on Orange and Alexandra railroad norS
and south, and through them with the Virginia ani
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued for the pre-.
sent.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on N0y
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud SATURDAYS. leavn,
Charlottesville at s A. NJ, arriving in Richmoni
at 10. 30 A. N. Leave Richmond same days aly
p. NJ, and arrive at Charlottesville At . Pm
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY at S. 30 A. N.
II n. wHITCoNR,
iel5 General Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31
INSURANCE.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIET'
M or VIRGINIA.. CHARTERED l7H.

M or VIRGINIA. CHARTERED l7H.
DIRRcToRs: 80
Jsauslin p. Taylor, william @. Allen, William
Gray, JAMES H. Grant James Dunlop, Aifred r
Harris, John c. Hobson, Thomas II. Ellis, John
Ifssiand, q. =. watson, John Purcell, William
rutherford. Observation-Disclosures
a nov prspsrsd To issue "PRRPETuAL" and
!" ANNUAL" POLICIES upon real estate; II has
TEN MILLION DOLLARS Of property ins Hrg
LARS Of losses 10 the people OF this State:
Important changes have been made Tor the bsne'
at Of the assured. . :,
The four- afths" feature and that OF cont.
suities" have been abolished, giving to the as
suIsd fall e. n Gshsr s nro
tscted 10 the extent OF insurance in this once.
once on the east side OF Ninth, between Broad
and Marshall streets. an 22-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31

No PLACE LIKE HoxE.-Mr. Randolph
Javins, who left here for Memphis . short
time since, has returned sick, and reports
that others who have lately left this city
for Memphis are now on their way back
Alexandria Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31
LETTER FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.

In . Quiet CsaditIoa- Ofnce-seek.
ins La,led fer . While--Threatenins Anony-
nous Letters 70 the President The Coward
u Writers Foiled-ApeloGies Tor the Phtlade!'
phia Councils Csmmissiensr Or Public baiid'
inss-The DsAs SsateMens-The 1.sertsr Nc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31
ID ENNO LDS'S LIS.
MORE EVIDENCE OF THEIR EFFICACY.

Icertify that myself and family have been M, In n.
ha bit of using DR.. r. Rennods's Hepatic Pills for
long time, and have never had any occasion even
to try any other for they have uniformly answered
great deal In their favor but take 1t for granted
that what have said will induce Others to try
them and II So their experience hays no sdseSbs,
will accord with mine. A. J. GARbER.
STANTON, January S, 1855.
eisn up to the time Of his DEATH which occurred
about two years ago, have had frequent oppor-
tunites to experience and witness the effects OF his
Hepatic Pill and do not hesitate to state that
believe they the best medicine OF the kind at
has ever been used in this section OF country. My
peghborS use 'hem and Snk 4 Rnfh Of s shfn as
AUGUSTA COUNTY, Va.
STANTON. "a, January 8, 1888.
take great pleasure in stating that ! have been
In the habit Of using DR.. T. Rennolds's Hepatic
Pills in my family for some years, and consider
the kind. have been engaged for some time In
the iron business, which rendered 1t necessary to
have many persons in my employ; have used
W. A. BURKE.
self and in my family, DR.. T. Rennolds's Hepafic
pills, and truly say their action is more efficient
and satisfactory than any medicine | have ever
family keep and use them. These Pills never
grippe. Nothing is claimed for them more than they
deserve. BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
Stanton, Va.
hereby certify that have used DR.. Rennoldss
Hepatc Pills for several years, both for myself and
in my family, and consider them most admirable
medicine, such every family ought to keep itself
supplied with. Think them greatly preferable to
any other pill have ever tried:
January 4th, $780, THOMAS J. NICHE.
STANTON. VA, January 10, 1865.
| hereby certify that have nsed for a number Of
| years Dr. Rennoldss Hepatic Pill, and can assure
| the public that have derived more benefit from
! them than from any pill have used. Their
action Is mild and quite efficient.
JOHN K. ScHNIrT.
| Persons troubled with Torpid Liver, Constipa-
| ton, &c. deserve to suffer If they will not try
Rennoldss Hepatic Pills. Members OF my family
have been greatly benefited by their use;
| GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
! CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
Price, FIFTY CENTS per box.
To be had of all druggists and dealers In medi-
| cine everywhere.
PURCELL, LADp & CO., Druggists,
General Agents for the Proprietor,
corner Main and Thirteenth streets,
myls Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31
LETTk8 FROM ALBEMARLE.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
a Negro PaFdenod and q White Man pr.,.n-
ed-1he Governor Strensly Ceusured-
Crops, &c.


must drop you . line this morning, II
only TO chronicle one fact, which, though OF
daily occurrence throughout the State, yet
in this community has not been so FIRE.
quent.
At tho August term Of our County
Court, one white man snd several negroes,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-31
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

i MPORTANT ANNOUNOEMENI
NEW EDUCATIONAL BOOKS.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SERIES.
IN PRESS:
SOUTHERN SCHOOL READERS.
Aseries OF Readers designed for Southern Schools
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