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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-17
YARNS IN NEW KENT FOR SALE

EARMS IN NEW KENT FOR SAL
Il We offer for salc FARM OF FOUR HUN
DRIED ACRES, fifteen miles from Richmond, at
Summit Station, on the York River railroad half
cleared balance in original timber, heavily wood
ed. The improvements "A dwelling with six
rooms, and abundant farm buildings, and abound
ing in rich mari. -.
Also. TWO SMALL TRACTS, one OF ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES and the other OF SIXTY ACRES,
near Dispatch Station. These are heavily wooded
Also, one OTHER TRACT OF ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, near Summit Station, heavily
wooded
Also, ONE OTHER TRACT OF ONE HUNDRED
AND PIPTY ACRES, on the Chickahominy, near
the forge. One hundred acres cleared, the balance
Ia original growth The improvements are dwell
ing with four rooms, and all necessary ont build
ings, well enclosed good garden and young orch
ard, with all the growing crops Of wheat, oats,
corn, vegetables, plantation utensils, stock, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
NV I7-3t Auctioneers.
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Ri DENTAL NOTiCE.-JoHN G. WAYT,
Dentist has removed his office and residence TO
SIS FRANKLIN STREET, two doors west of Ninth
street my l5-ts
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE M.
By Grubbs 1 Williams, Auetioneer =
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh
GALE nE

Il HOUSE AND LOT, ON DCvaL srran''
NEAR BROOK AvENUE.-tn execution - hh,H
Of trust from William Hill and Aa,iId, a. u o.
the snbseriber, as trustee, dated "a s,'..'b
lsss, and recorded In Richmond Hn.tog,' ~
Office, being thereto requested BY tho e,s w
cured by said asss yin .elI q anc,ion, ap "
NJ, n fair, II not then on tho next fair az,
after. the property conveyed by aid az fhe'.
LOT 20 "a In Marshal, Mann, &C., plsn . S,,.y
ty-eight feet, and upon which stanIs f,s,.
DWELLING. b"H
Terms One hundred and ninety.,s,ao,r,,.
expenses ~ sale IN cash halanc" Al f.gr trI ''
months, Tor negotiable notes, with Infera.t Y.
credit payments to be secured Ly dnai - 10
the property. A. IT. SANDS r. t"
GKrBBs & WILLIAMS, auctionser, ''"'''".
my leo it25my 6dtds
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BY Pikintom, PulIiam * Co., Auctionecrs,
Commission Merchants, and Real Estate Agents
No. ; Wall street. Richmond, Va.
NOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the

nor SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
Il request of b. j. Johnson, Eel, we Offer for
FIFTY ACRES, lying on Broad Rock road, in
Chesterfield county, through which the Five NJ lie
branch runs. II is part in woods and part cleared
excellent low ground. II not sold privately before.
will be sold at public auction, to the highest bid
der, without reserve, on SATURDAY tue 2oth ol
Nav 1906, at o'clock. Z. VI.
Terms Liberal, and made known ON day Of sale
PILkINTON, PULLIAM CO.,
my Observation-Disclosures AnCiionrrrs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LOST, sT'RAYED AND FOUND.

TOUND, A DAY OR TWO SINCE,
Il on Shockoe Hill, an OVAL BREASTPiN, with
hair i'm IT, and initial marks on reverse side, Inc
owner can get il by calling at this office and paying
for this advertisement. my i'll"
II OST, on the 18th instant, n TAM
Ia CANARY BIRD The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving 1t at J STEENBOCk d 90. ,,
No. 100 and III Main street. my 1T
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JACKSON.
THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF
LIEUTENANT GENERAL T. J. JACKSON,
By PROFESSOR Il. l.. DABSEY, u. H.,
Chief of staff to General Jackson
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IN CHAECEkf

The object OF this suit is to recover Of the de-
PENDANTS, Thomas 3. Tabb and wife, the sum OF
three hundred and twenty seven dollars and
eighty-six cents, with interest thereon from the lst
day Of January, 1858, due upon decree OF the
County Court Of Matthews county, and 70 attach
NJ B. Seawell and A. II Martin, to the other de-
PENDANTS, and also any estate of the said defend
ants, whether IN their own hands or IN the hands
davit that the defendants, Thomas B. Tabb and
Mary his wife, are not residents Of this State, II
is ordered that said defendants do appear within
one month after due publication Of this order and
do what is necessary 70 protect their interests In
this suit.
copy-Teste
nv lT-lawaw j. r. CARY, G. G.
, 1866-05-29
Planting Forest Frees.
CNlgA0o, May IS.

NAAA%90Nt AAeAt N~3*
Editor. lhcago Tribune:
lLwas much pleased to sec your article in
yesterdays paper calline the attention Of
planting forest trees. The Que great obstacle
which has prevented a.ld will prevent th"
economical and successful planting OF forests
Is, the law giving stock owners the unlimited
right to pasture their cattle wherever they
please. Could VIC have 4 law obllging cattle
owners to fence IN their stock, the tfmc il not
FIR distant when our psa'rics VIII be plenti-
fully spriuklcl with groves Of timber Large
quantities or land In this State are held by
non.rcsidenls for permanent Investment, aud
fiudlng the improving and leasing Of them
to Irresponsible tenants, Improbable, they
let them remain uncultiyated. bcnefting no
one. with the exception oil q few non. resident
owners Of stock. who occnpy with their wan
t.cring herds nearly oue-third Of the State, to
the injury of owners Of cultivated lands In
their yiciuity.
/ know ii large numbers Of land owners
who would p1nns their lands with fruit trees
If it was not ior tue great expense Of keeping
them fenced, and there urc thousands OF acres
of whn1 are called burrens, contiguous to the
present timber tracts, on which there ts d
spontaneous growth OF trces, which are pre-
vented from coming to maturity By the IT.
rurtIons of cattle running at large Further
more, the necessity OF ienciug cultivated
fields, and lis great expense. has already seFi-
ously retarded the growth of this State.
Thousands Of emigrants have passed By onr
fertile lands, in close proximity to market,
10 select less fertile lunds. having distant
marSet, the fencing materials being more
abundant. venture to say, That where there
is at the present lime one mile Of hedge or
live fence. There would have been hundreds,
except Tor the necessity OF their Protection
By other fences, from the ravnsscs Of vagrant
1 hope that some one more capable t'ian
uyself will cal the attention of land owners
in this Stnte 10 this subject, and continue 10
>isy Of iustructiuE their representatives 70
nuke q law to restrain all cattle mud stock
from running at urge. 4 LAND OwSEH.
, 1866-05-29

Mcclellan, rctidirg nj present at Drcsden, 1, r
appointed commander. .inthicf Of the army Of Sa1.
.ny. II suRRes.s to make u.c Of blm ID dhllmg
The 'aruy" OF Iichtcnttcln (tho rma,1eet OF The
aefmsn prtncspalltaes. The QUOTA Of which ts abont
~ixsy eoldiczs as he certainly Is better qualified for
i dt,ll -tnstter than Gepe1lI,
The Louisville FotkssAav Of the sst. tpeaks Of
!he chee1lns fact, 1ha> The freedmen arc adapting
Themselves 10 their ncw status much better and
easier than people expected They have become
cc1ntalIy hctise and industrious nemeefa OF eoc1-
cts, and nil we'll meaning pc1eon~. who care for the
prosperity Of Kentrcks, Will aid IN promoting Their
development. Without distinction Of party. peo~
Pile arr taking care to prevent all collisions between
the two rates. and The outrages Of those BINDS os
:1esulstors'' 10 Boone and Kenton counties arc
condemned by all friends Of oldet, without refer
cEce to politcal afl1l1atfond.
THO Tennessee Staats zestusg mentions that Gov.
il.ownlow las recommended TO the ney Police
commissioners OF Nashville 10 appo1n& 4 number
If Germans On ,he new police force A corrrs.
pendent OF the fame pspef speaks tavorably or ihe
pra.rects Of political power to be attained by the
Germans OF Tennessee, WhD naAy be relied upou b5
the friends ot freedom. and Whose uelEht has been
considerably JucrraEcd ay tho new law dlatranchi.
tns rebels in tho Staie. A moFemen, ia On foot in
Nashville TO form German Workingmeu's A-so-
cis,lon. us means Of political and general educs-
lion ard &oeial enjoyment.
L. Message Franco -anerleatA Of tie 2lss. pab-
lithes Chicago letter On the French benevolent
soclcilcs in the Gnited S1atce urciug an enlarge.
eut Of the Ge1d Of euch tocfetee especially ofthnt
o: Chicago, 80 a. 10 brlng within Its pale ali the
Frrnch Of Illinois, numbering H. u00 or s0,O10 Of
winch u, COO are iuhabrnnts oi Kankukcc ntd Iru-
QuG1s COUNTIES. II is proposed 10 hare nore fle-
1uent meetings. to Increase the number Of directors
TO cause every French ctre in tue State to be rep.
, 1866-05-29
IMPORTANT Law CASE.
Acknowledgement Of De%eFlerH-ConAtf.
lutsunalt nfthe .Act orC,'u-ress-Trst
ta~c IN the E'enu>ylvhnfn Supreme
truft.

&f3fl u lANFNL
lursunaltsy ofthe tActuf C,'"cress-
ta-c IN ahe f'enu>YtyAnia Supreme
trnFt.
tconesroIdence Of the Philadelphia InquireHl
uAInlsDunou, Ma5 q, 1866.
This morning, At nine o,eloek. III Ia
ali the Judges on the bench, the case
ot Benjamin Huber, defendant below
md plaiufiA in error, rs. Henry Reilly, PLAIN
til below and defendant in error, Was argued,
having by the unanimous consent Of the par
ties, yesterday. been postponed until tn1s
morning:
This Is case of unusual interest to every
citizen Of the Commonwealth. nasU!ach Us
its decision will involve the consiatntioneai1h5 W.
Supreme Court OF PennsJl o. tue aet OF
Congress of March Sd, 1866 dislrnnchisns
dese1ters from the army. Ihe case llon
which this action arises is only one OF nian5
hundreds Of other like cases, ana Is ol1enS
On the 1sth of October, 1856. summons
vss served On ono Benjamin Huber, Judge
of election IN Hamilton Township ttauh4lR
County. for refusing nnd ejecting. at the pre-
yious election, tbs yote q one Henry Retuy,
a 1eserter. and Cd the ed Of February. GoG,
the parties to this action agreed to the fol.
lowing case stated tor the opinion Of the Court
| In the nature OF special verdict. It was ao-
mitted that Henry Reilly, tthe plalE.iu bs. :.
iow.l was citizen OF the said. to"as hip ol
| hamilton. and was liable to military Il service
tbe 19ih day Of July, 4. D. 1854, he was
regularly drafted to MI the guota e. q sag
! township. 1t was fu1thder Admitted 1nat q 9e
was regularly served with copy OF tnt
draft notice, but that he ssfnscd to report w =
.sysse Rsyss S asssha1 ssRni1 Of ~
tnr muster that he never furnished q suhsti
tute az paid the required sum therefor
md that be was never tn the service. 1t
int nrther ,g admitted ta,at the plaintiff tbelow
was registered by the Provost Marshal Is
! descrtsr upon The records Of bis ol!lce O
, 1866-05-29

The demand oft Comptroller OF the Cur
rency'Ior;a further issue Of bank paper should
be resisted In every quarter OF the land with
us much vigilance md energy as the threat
cucd approach Of the cholera or rinderpest.
lsy the May statement Of the public debt |;
appears that there is sii3. .O00, ,00o Of United
States notes In circulation, Including fraction
nj currency. The amount OF National Bank
currency authorized is 500, ,o30, go. The idea
that the country cannot get along With s74o,.
100000 OF paper circulating as money, but
needs another sloo, ,0oo, 900 added to the d.
luted mass, is such o dcIusion that any public
officer who entertains II, and whose position
gives him the power to thrust 1t into Con-
gross. can be considered no better practically
than public enemy, While nine ont Of every
ten men Of average Intelligence are agreed
that return 10 specie payment is the thing
most to be desired, differing only Us to the
time and mode Of Lzjngln. II about, Mr..
Clarke is the tenth man who wishes to bring
in Il sli,iplasicr millennium. While some
wish TO 60 fast, and Others slow, but all In
the same direction, Mr.. Clarke alone sets
his lace the Other way. In proposing to ndd
hundred millions of dollars 10 the existing
currency, he proposes to postpone the dny Of
specie, and 10 prolons that Of irridccmablc
paper for m uncertain period. The demand
for more paper always GROWS by what it feeds
ou- When the requirements Of the country
arc exceeded, (and they arc already exceeded
ly large amount the surplus creates rag
iue thirst for more. Like any other form Of in
tcxication. If lett to its own consequences, 1t
goes from bad 10 worse, and ends in dc1ir1um
tre,ueus aud death. More craftsmanship Is re.
| 9uircd 10 curb the currency discase and to
restore the country to financial health, than
to deaf with the problem Of reconstruction,
,Ir. Clarke is quack upon whom the expert
ence of all nations has been wasted. Let llis
| hill he tabled.
, 1866-05-29
LAW tR1ELLiEENCE.

Proceedings Ia the &Uura~ Yesterday
11NtlurH 1tsr New TEia.~-rrtinssai
2fn>,ns A>-Sslrorcc SuIIs-.1 CnXr rhtt
->ebleAce-.
sErEE1oH CocET OF CrrcAGo-6storf y
yIsUn, G. J., a,pf Hons !. L. GdrJ i,rt 4. .i-.'1
son, 41ssoeiate Jxsttes.-lhis cunta wa- Eoi in .c
.lon Yesterday.
.tru Sl,n,-Leon ssrsuss rs. Frauci- 4. l,oa.
MN, Quo Geipcke anu Alexander s!.sr Actin
iTfFript only OF, file.
Johu y. Dnranc. Henry C. lnrand, ':h.rles E.
DnEsud aud flrtnsn & Powess, foy 'fs nt'. Of Jnnn
s,tio recover oulnares lliu a, St,5l3 fTssipe aud
honds lor eostt on fite.
saE,e W. Thomas II. HIDE aud George H. Hyde
Ac,iou OF astumpei. 10 recover damages iayl at
9aN: Ptenpe quu bond Tor cvrts OF hlt.
CIRCUIT LouR7 or t'0ok EoCs7ry.-N!tors Ho7,
Ern It's =. lIiAiGns. Juige---lvu ui Calca-u -
Butcher. suit di>,alssed at p!ninilff> c'-t., for
La-Itr 1t al. Il. Ward. By' agreement suit dis.
missed 1t dstentart's coal.
Aoun. {, Al. ". Ward. BY agreement sE,; dis
m1.>etI nt de1euaaut'- co>tf.
Notary ~. Ftcer su1ttiism,ssef At p!afn:trs
cost loz "ant cf prosecution, on Mot,on of dteno-
Nshoncy VI. bark sEhine M.st'' Appeal
dieulsstd Al uetsnoants costs ius Want Of pto-e-
cullon.
Lary vs: cary. taase stricken from d,cke'; ;.
R.n-,cad ~ Wud.uorh ct Al. sui di-.1i-ss
a. ptajnllu + cosss Tor -sanr Of persecution.
Ls,ttcs Ese, elc.. ". >la1e Savings Iu:,itu'ion
Time 10 lie bill Of exceptions extended 70 Ed
Erun>on W. Hart. TN motion OF def -uaan, ruls
10 plrntt 11ended 10 Mnnttay nrSt.
h,ca ". Osbori CT Al. sntt dse1nfsscd nj PLAIN
TT. + cnets ior want Of d, clafastou.
Wnkov Ii, y. Waiktr el Il. Motion :o rem
state crn'e BY plal'flt.
TMeman Ell. y. Dsrnihem g. a. or,st e
distribution OF tuud-1n sheriff. h7''l-.
khhn Ct al, v=. same. Ssme on!tr-
Cooper e' al. " Same, Same o:c1
, 1866-05-29

chnm bsrsbnre; that, under ths Consultation
md laws Of Pennsylvania, the snid ptaintia
Was 4 qualified eleesor Of said Township OF
Hamilton; that tas defendant {be1owl WAS
indigo :ot the general cleo: ion held in and
for the said 'tawDshIp OF Hamilton, On the
l0,h day of October, A. D., 1865; that the
plaintiff on said sdny rendered his ballot to
to,the board Of clecsfon officers OF the town.
sbin, and that the defendant refused 10 re-
ceiye said ballot on the ground that the plain:
till wns II dcscrtcr from the military scrvica
Of the United States, and In consequence
thereof was disfranchised by the ACT ot Con-
E1ess, approved thu, Third day Ut March, 1855,
entitled Y An act to amend tho several acts
heretofore passed to provide FIR the enrolling
and calling out ot the national forces aud iof
other purposes"
Il was tu1thes admitted on both sides that
If tho plaintiff was d. qualified eleetor of this
Commonwealth, and had right 10 vote not
Whimsical ding The act Of Congress, that then
the plaintiff .heda right to recover In the ac-
lion. aud th1t his damages shou1d be Assessed
III tne dollar, and that the cost Of the suit
should fall upon the defendant; and uiee reYsd
with respect to the costs.
On the 18th Of March, 1866, the Court en-
terrd Judgment against defendant, where
upon, as right reserved In the agreement,
mcut, the defendant below sued ouE writ oI
error to the Judgment OF the Court Of Com
mon Pleas'of franklin County
, 1866-05-29
REVIVAL OF THE EVENING EX.
CHANGE.
3nl1s and Bears nSafn ON Nocturnal
'Henderss> AZ the Filth Avenue
HOTEL

EtultA NuQ NeAIH u9aAH On nocturnal
- Hsnders's AT the Film Avenue
Hotel.
tFrom the n. T.World. s5th instl
It will be remembered that somewhat more
than year ago, financial and public opinion
Fl wned down and tinaly closed up the Even
ing Exchange At the Filth Avenue Hotel Or
ing 10 the Irregular character both OF the op-
erasions and the operatives in thnt hazardous
venture place, penalty Of expulsion from the
that body against all dabhlcrs in the pe.ilous
and changing workings Of the Evening Board.
This at that time etectually stopped the
nightly sales. The famous "go1d room' its
occupation gone" was rented 10 otser aud
mercantile characters. and the moncyed cx-
elements OF tho locality became only mat
ter Of memory II is euougl to say that p1b-
lie sentiment as we'll called for as applauaed
the result.
Within the past few days, however, the
panfcky news from Europe which has sent
gold up again to a high figure, has also Ind
Fifth Avenue Hotel, not few anxious and
esger spectators in gold and stocks. These
gentlemen are again quite witlin. to ncgo-
liate their little games sub rost1, in the CON-
ycnicnt and brilliant entrance room Of Paran
| Stevens's hinge establishment. Our reporter
message board Of the United States Telegraph
Company, and approaching to see what
thrreto attracted them, bchcld carelulls
qun,ed stock list, with sold" and ''held'
rtes ''up to ~ p. m." Cute looking, ,sharp
yisaged masculines roamcd around, aud con
scious OF the irregular character Of thei
proceedings, they conversed in tone
which, like tic curses Of the fends
We're "uot loud hut deep" while ut iuteryal
long little bepks wtsc whipped cut of inserio
pockets. and rapid pencils transcribe.i: 81 Il
Se1q eN fo4F SeP1Fa 1sni,ai a: - ), Erie. e, s} !,
American Goid, 3yas5.'' The entry ma,lc
clap went the books, and tho surteptitiou
specula,ors relarsed into Innocence and idit
ness. All this was dono more by signs tha
words, and proves that -. il nou's as goo
as wink to q h1nd horse" so is 4 whispcre
inquiry aud silent cye-rrsponse as guod to
nit ht spccufaior, as the vociteroLs yelling
and counter bids to Legitimate day-brokei
Without questioning either the Iegitimac
or reverse quality Of these very quiet and GU
OF time sales, 1t Is hut lifting tu chronicle an
cali attention TO the revival Of the "Evenln
| ExcbakCe.n
, 1866-05-29
LIQUOR TRAFFIC OF GOTHAM.
over Half q Eatl1i0u Dollars ibr LII
ccntex-A Nryr Problem III Social
Mathematics.

ccNre~-A Ntyr Problem III Social
Mathematics.
[Erpu, the New York Tribune. 9th iust.l
Col. Hartram, Inspector of Excise, has al
ready received ncar1Y =, 0o0 endorsed apr1lca-
tious fur license TO sell liquor. Those who
have been granted licenIes-,i. 40 IN uuullsr
do not seem particularly nnxlous to pay for
them, and past pone, In some instances, u SET
t!ement with the Treasurer much longer than
seems compatible with their original anxiety
to obtain the privilege IN the gift of the
Board OF Excise. For instance, the man who
was tried beiort the Board last Tuesday tor
selling liquor to drunken woman, admitted
tiGed Oh the previous Friday that one awaited
him ut the Inspectors Office
Nevertheless money contlnucsto flow into
The cutJers ol Treasurer Man1erre in sums
ranging from S2D 600 10 S5o,00 per diem
Yesterday the receipts were SAC, ,000, which
makes a Total Of 2.'W received up to Ave
o'clock last evening. More than h2lf
business IN the Metropolitan Police District
within twenty days. At very moderate
estimate SO, ,1oo GOO are invested in the mere
sale of liquors In quantities less than FIVE gal
Ions. The extent Of the lTat]sc may be sur
mfsed from these data. On an average. 800
iro1n tbe direct effects Of tnteuI'erance, which
dtes not include the homicides, the snlcides,
aud the thousand and ont other causes Of
death that Indirectly arise from the liquor
trade. The drinkers spent SC, ,0o0, 900 last
year From these facts curious matheEna-
tlcan might find problem something like
the following Given the number Of deaths
rcsanec in one year, and the amount Of money
Invested in and expended for drink durln&,
the same period, to Ind the cash value Of a
stuele human lite
, 1866-05-29
FINANCIAL AMD COMMERCIAL.



The money market TO day opened moderately nc
tive, but there Is less dlspo~Innu on the ps't es
BANKERS 10 c1scon paper. aud iuay he :arly =aid
10 be closer. Flrst class paper offered hy goed
cu1spuers lie generally passed, hut seeuIa ei2s
names are rejected, The rate OF Interest Il 'ae
banks II steaoy At 10 per cent per anuun bnt 1ae-
nor paper il dfscoun:c o. the +t.eei 1T 1l!i PEI
cent per month
The marke. for Eastern Exchange opensd easief
IN corse equcnce Of some bankers being ra!:Hs saosA
Of currency md round tots we're sold rsr!5 q paf
but In toe afternoon there ssas dr1uet feellu 4ao
bankers sold to each ether freely at premium OK
5nc ueF thousand. Counter rates were stt1aF Il PH
buyins atd 1-10 premium selling.
Tie Produce tuarkets to-day were active ano scn~
cra1ly easler. Flour was quiet tad unc1aniS
Whcyt opened Sc higher, bnt fell back ara c.
nnset,}ed. Corn va. active and steady. o1ts =
actize snt 54u 1e lower. Rye opsurd quiet ano
casus, bni closed afua. Bas1ey vas firm and 5tSl0c
higher, Provisions were urm but inactive.
Gen. Burlington, agent Of the Treasury Dep11t~
1ncnt at Washington, wns in the ci,E to-day on u
caso- Ne. understand his Dusiness ~ more pr
t,culari5 In connection with the coIduct Of psy-
masters and other officials In their OF thu funds
OF the Government. The recent frauds at Washing
TIM. IN connection with the Merchants eaalooa1
Bank Of that cafF- has rendered 1t necessary toaE
a general Investigation should rake place.
t;old vas weaker tn New York today. hopenet
tht. morning at 18Th. .dvanced- and closed AZ
1874, The following are The quotations teiesrphed
10 Ys,ue. Boyd 6 Brothers, gold brokers.