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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

YORK RIVER RALR0AD.-This improve.
ment is now completed as far as Meadow
station, eleven miles below Ricmond. The
intention Of the management to have y
finished to the White House By the month
of November next will, from present ap.
pearances, be fulfilled, and it will take but
a month more to reach the terminus
West Point.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

. ReIIorots REyIvAI.--The series OF meet
ings at Broad. street Chnrcn they. VI;
Duncan's) Is progressing win increasan
interest. Large and attentive congreea.
tions have been present during the past
week!! and the meetings are, expected to
he kept up during the coming week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

To BE PAvED.-Severalof the sidewalks
on Shockoe Hill, including that on the
west side Of St. Peters (Catholic) Cathe-
dral, will soon be repaved, Commissioner
Crutchfield having yesterday authorized
the execution of the work. Other side
walks which have not been paved hereto
fore will be improved with four-foot
hrick payement. II p.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

DrsrSrgcrANrs.-We call attention to
tbe advertisement Of the Board Of Health
announcing the gratuitous distribution Of
disinfectants. Our citizens generally will
doubtless avail themselves Of the priyi-
lega offered. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

!. opsrnUcrIox.--For . long, time the side.
walk of Leigh street near Fourth street
has been obstructcd by two posts near the
centre Of the walk, The policeman who
patrolsl that bcst can And them without
~ ss& x Rsctaclss. ID ,,s.,o4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15
TIE ALoYAb UNION PEOPLE OF Rich.

TIE Loyal UNION PEOPLE OF RICH
MoNp, consisting of the following named
whites: Wardwel, A. Davidson, Ed
.mond White, IT, Massie, Captain Roach,
formerly of Major Croft's police, andl-
Fay, about 200 negro men, and ten or
twelve negro women, met at the African
Church last evening 10 receive the greet
ings of the Philadelphia Convention. The
greetings were not forthcoming, nor was
The speaker for the occasion; whereupon
this motley assemblage concluded 70 i'd
i66fn indefinitely. 4! y,9aa ..l1 s,I,E i ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

, BaordHr IRON LYScHBrRa.-Jchn AIS
ttop, negro, vas broughtffoW kyrSsonfg
by Detective Knox yesterday. on cAar9e
OF stealing Q gold watch and chain valued
M si9O ffom James Z. Hickman negro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

THAMES FOB. PAPERs.-To Mr.. J. O.
Walker, Potomac mail agent to the Ma
tional Express; to Mr.. w. J. Geissen.
datier to 4. Walsh, Southern Express ;
70 tie Southern, Expres Companies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

PRcaREsrNG.-The nothern gable of the
new mill in course of erection for Messrs.
Warwick & Barksdale was finished yester-
day forenoon. No improvement in the
city has been prosecuted more vigorously
than this, and the architect, Mr.. Joseph
Hall, who has superintended the work,
merits the praise SO freely awarded to him
by those who have observed the skill ana
energy which he has displayed. 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

Only one run made.
Time Of game: One hour; the game being
called before ii was fnished-the Stonewail
victorious
Walter Ezekiel, Stonewall Club, umpire.
Andrew Wood, of the Stonewall, was scorer
for the Mosby; w. X. Taylor for the Stone
Home runs: A. Stokes. 9; Preston, |; w.
Stokes, l. The Mosby, none.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

70 Bpftbfirisiss!!--The overseSrs,, Of tho
poor Of Heprico county, in ,qrder, TO in
crease theirs facilities for taking csfe oe
the poor In thsir comfy, have determined
to erect two new tuildings on the property
recently purchased by them below the
ssT ssIs ssssa B:sss:. = ''a'
" !" "a - s',',y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

BAsE-BALL.-Weg give below the scoriugs
Of game of baseball played on Thursday
afternoon between the Stonewall Junior
and the Mosby Clubs: .,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

CuoIrRA IN CAxPs.-Thsre were two
dIs ~ fyo,n chblsn yesterday q the mllL
tsry Camps md hesplsal, as0ssS .As s'ss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

TRAGIC AFFAIR IN CHEsTERFIELD.-A
most unfortunate affair took place in Ches-
terfeld county near where the Petersburg
railroad crosses Kingsland creek, on Thurs
day last. The affair was between car
penter named Edward Branch and farmer
named Joseph S. McGee, and resulted in
the death of the latter. 1t appears that
there had been quarrel between the par
ties some weeks since, and that on Thurs
day McGee went out to q private road
upon which Branch was at work, and COM
menced to abuse and threaten him.
Branch asked him to desist, and warned
him to 90 away and let him attend to his
business. McGee at last picked up a
shovel and struck Branch two or three
lcks on the head with it. Branch seized
a chiscl lying on his bench and threw it at
him. The chisel stuck in his side Just be-
low the left lower rib, and McGee pulling it
out, exclaimed, "Oh, my God ~ and fell
dead. This is truly most unhappy affair.
McGee leaves a large family dependent
upon him. Branch is very much grieved
at the occurrence, and disclaims all inten-
ton of inhicting serious injury upon Nc
Gee. They are both men of good stand
ing among their acquaintance. Branch
had not been arrested at last accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

DEATH OF WORTHY CITIZEN.-We are
decply panied to record the death from
cholera of Mr.. John M. Winfree, a very
worthy and valued resident of the eastern
portion of the city. Mr.. Winfree was on
the streets on Thursday, but complained
of being unwcll with cholera symptoms.
Unfortunately, he seems to have neglected
a timely use Of proper remedies, was
taken worse about 4 o'clock, and died
early yesterday morning. The Masons,
Odd Fellows, and Sons Of Temperance, OF
all which Orders Mr.. Winfree was an
honored. member, turned out to pay the
last tribute of respect to their departed
brother. The writer knew Mr.. Wintree
well, and bears willing testimony to his
private worth, his active and intelligent
piety, his earnest zeal for the promotion OF
every good cause, and his generous efforts
to do good to all about him. He was a
teacher by profession, and about thirty-six
wears of age. As faithful instructor OF
youth, an officer in his church, member
of various benevolent societies, citizen,
good, useful, and true in all the relations
of life, he will be sadly missed by his
family and 4 large circle of warm friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15
Kan. w. MfLLBR, SeeretaEy.
"Aaopv-Tss,s: n. w. AillSr. Clerk.

N,w psra sYoas IN vtll Be seen non ths a.
nouncsrnsnt In ancshsr soluna sAst NJ =. !:
DrvAL, ons of our old dyuggissa AaA ssseesss -
husines. In this city. ana o3Sr hrss s,csk OF
goods In his line TO the trAAs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

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.,s."s,. srhs = hsaaseS eSAssk ssali sheEeles
ef ,hs espasssa.ss asv 9esls4 " ss5i,1lee ~
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q, Da,last Useee,. .s,,Es4 hss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
We give below the report of the Board for
Yesterday: -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

,;C.,.xnv. -Ds. aAsnsss ussss Cassnf 1870 ~ ns
-. ~ :. ,m = m.aissisa inhslAtsoa As isss4
sSosia IS sn4 sasssit si.. 90 !, u ss.s ss..ss
I.n..ss .aSsS ~ ss,'I~,sD .rfI... e Nr~seeAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

DsArxSss sAA Au AissAses q ne ws..s..
fully treated N N, aAspsss, osals} - SsSsss
OEee q the Bxl1ayd H0De. I.'...-s..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15
sToyEwALL JCNIoR.
Only one run made.

NosBY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

Members Of Board of Health.
To W. ". Crump, Chairman Of the Com
mittec on Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-15

Mr.. Daniel objected to this question.
Judge Ould said the object was to find
out the character of the house and the
character of the parties, and that Mr..
Pollard did not invade q private gentle
mans house or a private gentleman's domi-
Gil. W. w. 4
After some further discussion, the court
decided that the question was not relevant.
Witness resumed.-My wife, sister-in-
law, and Miss Saunders were in the house
when Mr.. Pollard came. Forget when
Miss Saunders came there. She has since
been to her home, in Accomac. Don'trecol-
lect the day when she went away. Think
she was here about two weeks. She was
mot IN the habit of receiving gentlemen,
nor was my sister-in-law. Gentlemen
called frequently, but not to stay all night.
Mr.. Joe Powell slept with me two or three
times, but never with any, one else in the
house that l know of. He has been there
often. i rent the house from him, and pay
forit. Don't know who 1t belongs to. lie
sometimes comes two or three times .
week. Mr.. Powell is the only gentleman
who has slept with me. No other gentle
man slept there that know Of. Ladies
and gentlemen come there, but don't get
accommodation. When Miss Alexander
came there, it was against my wishes. I
did not ask her TO remain there utter the
difficulty occurred. The furniture belongs
tn 10y, sister, in-law, Miss Fitch. pay her
aothing for the use Of II. s.I .1irs
BY Mr.. .Johnson.-( -(RecapitnIAted his
fornsefs statements.) Came In with the
Federal army am from Massachusetts,
and was clerk at headquarters. ,li'E -
3,nNr. Johnson, II thought yoa had some
1ssh p0atjon, Of you would not have 'uf.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-10

Eor1s Poor AzukHl 0bzye6, aud forr5
himself Shading O the sea-sb7re. : boat
awaiting lev 1esI 5rez ftasr1t Ehere he
at28as aua ship Eill tla EaElieh 5ar
81 bar masthead lrIrg = within slsEr-
The Frzsoaar uGere3 , u-E q rzz-.es
h8Ps Ena despair
l'o y9a na1 k3oE M, NJ 5e- ID
Dzs1zrE s8abe5 lba -ssa59 C.7o7=9.
tearing q tls 1alss Uzs1ache. a15 Clzsr-
~ Ezukal L his arms - N ro1-
trlac5 ard FUTil, Carr Srhurz- Lei =
H-12asa each orhar 01ea nora d German
son, ao3 1Lea aEay Fl England r
hllkal e91l1 M ral7, IN bzrsf 5uto
tears In 2 teE Uo-neu1s more IEez vera
n The bazt, Z1z.--s..8EinE last5lv 4sKars ~
vessel i tbe eEnE- Khluh had -gv hoist
= the 6arnaa Bapn5llezn 1sg. II rskep
u rasoEnll0a & E4--1a As tbsr
--aachea he shlp's si6H, kzakRl. p1le aBa
trembling -szoa1 U-sn SsLu-z-s -1lsz-
a16 DuruU-ed- MY VIE ny ch5ls-s5
where zre rhsy
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otlHr m91asul- Nina hiukcl vas j bar
h1s3a1ds arms E13 las Children Ezre
cE1-laC llo1t his k1aas-
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f young SshurZ - Aa3 sR8-a. 6aar mas
. tars L restore y8z - liberty ez5 u reur
family aE 6utE i 55-E
L p-l tlslr arrival II Loo5oa- tha pa
-1-s TE-5 received With --E1s-a-rls 4 a.
tLuzlzsl -aa rzch German residents Il
+ 1LH British 1et-oTclis 1Dok upoa then
selves II Ir5E-3e t3- tas brave vuunE fsl-
lows Eh3- II I1z disguise q przszia1
+ Dragons baE aided SelErz u E1caassFuI-
u carrying u-- his 1Clis -r1s--. E-5
Pref ki1EHI himself c1unA1es6 giving
! lHG1urHs o. German lltzr-sr1-s. E-l-b nj
With 5C1R-se Success g'ar- Sclu-z so8a
l4rHrTa1a parted t-5n lis o-3 -1rzozrts-.
a11 s. 8-- ID s8HE his i1--uue Il tns
promised lEu3 across ths broad za1i.
2ls ez-=aT Il IL JH5ca5 S-a-az i vel
k1gvn- Be had la5t Il Esruan7 II
ZEe5 ta-hz- Kh9 had l71Es5 u see z-az1
La 14Tu1lts sua- b1t Il l. u1t HasT tgI 2
nan to vzslI COUNTRY Ehzra certain death
awaits HIN L 6atee-H5- S1z1. fortune
smiled 1a Ssazrz 8zsau high u favor
Eloo President L58eol8- 14s German
American 5a1a-al vas appointed EuF97
Extraordinary u 1hs C3u- n Madrid.
au1 Et1eH8 years Eitzr b.s fight WIN
AzlE=l- h o1latlF revisited his birth
plaza No PrusszaD .7s1z5z-zHs dared u
LAY 6uEsr up1n he U885aD1a3 ial91.
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IL 13s1 powerful uz-le2s q tls EI9bs-
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4 Eew Mania in Paris.

& Paris correspondent Er1tss 1hzf -
rev sensation has taken possession q rhs
ilhatltautz I Ea-Is-fhat q e5llee-l1-
the portraits z great political criminals,
nBrosrsrs, e-e. Iaep ph9tograra q B0a1h.
he assgsslo Il LlBs3la, / 051alzz1s 3
TsgE large sEss s~T.-sial-y an3uE The Kl,-
Daa- TIE sa--s d. Vlslte 4 he u-2o vi .
i supposed Il have st-aoEle5 1ba Prasi-
3aut 2o1cst e15syz also : very Ersat sn--
oess Ane1her raaia--EDa EEca sougEt
aItzI l. that O PAlEps, IlB murderer q
tae Ia q = Via lEraeaa- Lais cIzD-
i1al, whose uzLl VII probably taks place
II Mar, i aceus5z L having rs-.lnll llts5
seventeen murders similar . 1ae uas bs
.sz-T5etrate5 IN tl4 2Ee q i : ll8s IlFa-
oR5, AID Rhlca LEI ID Us arrest Iae
58aEue1ss es1nsats1 VIII this case a
ready f9=l large valamH q i5ar han
6rs5 pages The prisoner seems = b 50
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thai hs has alre23g attempted tElrs 10
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song Of Til oriId e.
DCN UH EEERLAx.

There ssI bT 1he foan1ng sss
maiden of tEn6Er look
Fo- many hours shs Sseed-
Bur nothing Eould bi1s bs- hook
ST. T1re d bs- finger ring
WIN . 5eEal as -sd IS & 1853
Lnd. b1n5f1g Il fazt ID hey G1s,
Tar Er1o 1hs ssa shH 1hrows
Shs ralszs I'd fr0D 1hs deep
: hand e ivory mold
On u1s q AIS fingers glzteu
EE 5zvaI En5 rlnE oF Eol6.
Now Lfrs she ou1 d 1ae lan6
4 knight who Is handsome and fair
He -ohe1 n glir1arl1g gn-a,
And Sports n ne sunny A1r
The 1ElEsU in ter-1r shrieEs5-
-O1 knight, uort noble and 1-uE-
Eou uuz1 give M back ny HE
For "a Dot 6sh IN you-
@ThEy CO 19t-6=5 for 6sb
WIN 5sw=-z,7 ths knlEa1 replied
The -rg ! eEa only give
Waa Eo1 promise II be II b-56a~
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-10

@ Al anctionesr was ssllz3g : libra
II II auction He vas p0t vary vel rsa5
IN books, but ae se2nEe3 the titles, trus-
ts3 u suck tu- the contents. and went
aaaZd Here yoE hsTa BBayaa's Fl
zT7Rls Progress ne sind; 4fH0E E12eh n
I uFers3 81 ~ How m1eh Go ] hear
fcr tbe Pilgrims Progress, by Jeha Bun-
7anf I5s frst-rase book, gantlsmen,
With SIX su2Erlor Illustrations h0E much
Do ] bear All ab9ut The Pilgrims, by
john Bu1Taa Tells where they came
fro-- II where thHy landed, an what
tbaT done after they laa3e3 Here's :
ricfar q re Of 'en goiag absHt Ply
noufh pe3z5n, with paet oaIo hls
bark -
n@ Sone extremely hasFltsb1e persons
keep savage dogs on thsIT prEnlsas, that
TIE hungry poor who stop 10 f-gst bI1e
nav be accommodated with 'o9ning inside
TIE 6ooT-
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

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81 Miss Iboupsoa says that sv=y
unmarried lazy q sky UEy ooasi5er
thRf zhs has passed cbs Cape q Gaod
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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-10

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ls11ls Han, Eters1rurc. Or the
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II Wednesday evening
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A Sic eto6ti snofbtae bat $500
mud .a8ortlnns fir Die SlotbleibelSen
aef1ift1 bic bel benz grobeii Serer 70
fartc 0erluite eetrager. Shorthand bate
pdbren6 DesRrteaes SI000fiir bie8otbs
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Criminal &purf.

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-27
Notice of Order to Widen and b
tend Front or Water Street, belol
Leet Street,

RTOTICE rs HEREBY I'VE
IN that the Common Council OF The
city of Evansville, at its session on the I'D
day of October, 1866, passed an order to
widen and extend Front or Water street,
below Leet Street, of the city OF Evans
willie, in the following manner, viz:
The upper or northeast line of said street.
10 commence at the corner of Lot No. 8, in
the Lower Enlargement, being the corner
of Water and Leet Streets, and running
thence enthusiastically to point on the
southeast side of Goodsen Street, fifty-ntne
and half $3.50 feet northeast of the pres
ent line of said Front or Water Street, as
shown ON the mapi and thence by q
straight line in the same direction until 1t
intersects the north line of said Front
Street at a point thirty-two (S2) feet west
ward of the west side of the alley running
through Block No. $50, Lamasco, and the
lower or southwestern line of said street to
be eighty 1907 feet distant from said first
described line, and parallel thereto; maxi
ing said street of the width of eighty lS0)
feet. 81
All persons owning or claiming real les-
tate adjoining or abutting upon said street
as proposed to be widened and extended,
and feeling themselves aggrieved by said
order, may have redress by making APP
plication to said Council within six weeks
from the publication of this order.
By order of the Council.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, October SOth, 1866.
Oc30 dow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-27

fire, suddenly recollected that an offer
of marriage had been made to her,
and. In a mild voice, said, Henry,
light your cigar"
HANDwR1rE.-A quiet family in
the country were electrified the other
day by the receipt of telegraphic
dispatch from a daughter W. Wno was
teaching in distant city Inc tele-
gram was passed around and duly ad-
mired The dashinG boldness of the
chirography came in for its share OF
nraise The old lady shook her head
with an air of gratifed pride as she
calculated slowly: " Ann Maria alters
did write like man; guess she's ben
takin' writin' lessons: this here beats
her last letter all hollerl"