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The Placer herald., 1866-03-03

RoueH ON LINooLN.-Redapth, one Of the
favorte contributors of the Boston Common
wealth (Radcal) in recent letter TO that
paper, says:
"Lincoln was an emancipationist by com.
pulsion: (have you forgotten how he sneered
at the pope's bull against the comeD Lin.
coin was made saint and liberator in spite
of himself; he was cuffed into the calendar;
he was kicked into glory; he did not volun
tarily rise up. he was floa,ed up on the resis'
tless will Of the people. to the hight he now
occupies; but John Brown stands by his side,
or far, far above him, in spite Of every obsta
Gle that could be thrown in his way-,n spite
Of old age and poverty. aud lack Of sympathy
from the world"
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Oie fiihlit6ea 9ele8atea.

g8ir bOren oft bon ben fran3Ofii6en
@aRiehef, OeFp1 9ertrster s9fapOleOn
tSsifs setOOtets 46eits' III ste Ieampfe
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. siishaI@s t&NstJ'J l9j3 tl4g 1860 Nss
a@in Gr66ebetS IA 8DIipa.

! gfns Sem $50 be los aibresA, elmer
3eituna bon Gallo. lcipie Der .,gp0raH
Elmer m Ia Eas erfhefneHten 3eitnng,
Gntnebnten mir fofGEnbe : iS@iIbe tnitg
zines GrDbebens, iDeiEes Gn6f Ws6t5 II
8Oljbfa it1ttgefunben bnf, -lt16 bds
plDblt@s Gsrfdlpinben g eifteT gdnieil
IStact slit ssClge bate. g8it de6en Sen
BetiBt ME fotat: 8 1921 g 20 1it4s
{ I'd Gn6e Wfdrs DeridDdn0 Deiadhe
a1naliA bic Gtaot Mgntn in. BofGe elmer
Wrt Grbbeben 0Der @rbbeiue ahlId, Die IN
atober gliiso etru1a ft1tt fpnn. g : gBdH ,
feuD D;efst Sfnthterfn einnitq eiuddttu
biele 8tmDhner bic gtnte ei1shfamhssErI
lifa ne ftidt. Ill pkfIieretl. gHdIFtBt
6ieftS Wsi hdffS bns niir Ell pddt GtuA !
Ben 6dikrts, fDutben re ron iBrent III J
|. iatAl ider, Srt begp 8eriuel lens an aei1fu
aaifa afIDetsn beffebt. gBdbfenb yiiieG
sta8iden gtddt erhieIten bic GHhfef Oct !
btebfte 0flMtnngefr, Bic ibten Gingana
|. bon Sifen oeHabt bdtter. bdttsM TIN an
and ektt Edd bon gDeisElI iiitb aniaetebEt,
[ 95Hdnsell, iiltb BduntE dabetten tEre dlifs
II dfte ytftbtlrg iH forage. W / E'lIilse
9 75ieleS Gtbbg6eii tlid@te iFt5 a6et midi
/ bl66It6. ibnbefit .dhiudBBid, ia fOnnt
iilIEEsrellA tunsrbnIb breier Gage full
bal. Eis 5eplegen Deben Hbet Dlefe
iueFEIbnfblss GFf4eiuhsaB fClgsnDe @Es
kldtlisIQ. "a - : = 49, = ssssssi
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Sin sfatb an 6te gDISatea,

- = : : \.
/ SobH @ertbportb, Ser betar,nte re-
publifaniide @on9reBnlann bon 6 bica9o,
ertbeilt hep Soloaten in einenl Sortieen
8lotte ben &atb: : sga 6ifsf -.
sd bin aidt obne Soffpllng bab Der
Senat i'm DECEMBER 6is bonn 9auie nrz
lpriingli9 anaenomrlene Bill iiber Sad !
besablun9 Der 8ountieS aufnebnien miro,
Sc mar 36ies Die Bin, tpelde Sic SolSaa
ten berIan9ten. Sic aibt 6enen, ipel6e
anfioen. eriteu Nufruf bin aus rei' pa
triotii6en Notiben in. bic glrplee ein<
trater, bieielbe Bounty, peI9e bic be-
tauen, ibie ipater eintraten; fief 9ibt S8I
per Woaat, oas liiadt fur ben Sret@
ia6rs SOInaten $500, 1tpabren6 er mad
Dem iebl9en gefeb tlHr 800 imp Del
3tueiiabrloleat nnr $50 befo:nlnt. SOls
baten bebaItet oarlnl Sure gapiere bors
erit tn Gnrer eisenen 9anb. Am g9< -
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tel auf @eite bes Gaoens. Seute tbut
fie 6ailelhe.
J Canals ertIarte Der @rdioent (g8us
ddnnl), baB man Dem @iiDen ieinen
gSiIlfn ldiIeit ri.ifIe, Seute ettl6rt Der
Hrdiioent (Spbnlon) 6a6eIbe.
Darnals f6mpften bic Mepnblif1ner
fur 6rei5eit Ser He6e, Der BrelIe nnf
fir freien S9uluhterri1t, oa oieie Dinge
i'm Siioen berp0nt iparen. Seute fanl<
pfen tutr fir bieielben Dtnge. limb oer
Sl6en tpi6eriekt ii9 aud beute Der 5reis
belt Der 9tebe; Der Dreffe un6 6es freielI
4nterridts, NIT Silfe bes Qbn9seleses
uno Der Y06elgelualt.
-8amafs Aaa6eIte es fid- oarllti1, OF
infere alte Siagge inn Siioen reipeftirt
iperben ioIlte. I'm bieielbe Srage ban'
belt es li9 beute. sUOCJ1
SamolS nartn Die leiten6en &ebeller
Der republifanifbeH 8olitie feinoltd uni
nur6en barin ben ben n0rbIiGen Sop
perbeab unteritiibt. Seute sfinben Mi
oiefelbe Sppfition. fgs
SamaIs' trdten Sffi3iere Der @rme,
auf Die iiibIide Seite, aber bic Solba'
ten tDei9erten iid, ibHeH sH fotgen 9eat
leben mir, bielelbe 9eididte- un6 oi
sotonten ipeigern fi9 tpieeer. Ilg
Samals tuur6en unionsIeute I'M gu.
ben eelpndt, uniotls< 3eitunsen bon
36bel serlt0rf iin6 Unions s99Alen auf
gbroben. Seute ieben mir ba6elb
gei@eben.
0anals erftarte fi9 bass Bolt be-
Sanrbens. gu @uuften5 Der Sreibeit ) uni
oes GeGts. nno 10 lpiro IS heute tbnp
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Die 6erren 9SemblefDn NIB
= '-- SbepbDr GDDf ,'sA3r

finb bon, Der geftrigen ! 6enlotratilden
GonbeutiOn in Cincinnati nls @on9reB-
@auDi0aten anfgeltsHt tDorben.; r~Tra
.9errn 8enbleten's politif1e 8ergans
9eiibeit lift nod friid in Seterniann's
8eoddtnib. 2Hs 5reun6 nnb @efins
nnn9s9eneile 8allanbisbaM's mar er
entl4icben gegen ben Srieg fir Nieoer@.
tuerfune Der 0tebeaioll, uno ipurSe in
banf6arer @uerfennung ieiuer Copper
bead &bitimmungen i'm eongreB bon
ser @artei, tpeId1e Den Srieg fiir einen
berfebIterI erflarte, oils ganbibat fir bic
gice >4rdfibentfdJnft aufgefteat. @eine
giieperlaae BEL Der 98ahl llnb Die barauf
folsenbe Beenbielns bes SrieseSy baben
teine 8eherang in ieiaeu pelitilAen9i1-
li9ten berbeigefiibrt. Babrenb oes leke
ten gSablfanpfes in Sentudb. belt er
cine Nfenge 0eben, in tpeI9en er an
SeceiIionismns heinabe nod feiue re :
beaiIhen 3ub0rer Ibertrniya9 y36s.-
SEER RenbIeton lit fein gefdbrliher.
Ganoioat. Seine MbftinIi9msen mn
@oa9reB. auf Die mir i'm @erlnHf bcs
8abltampfes 3urlldt0nnen lDeroen,
uareil Derart JbaB9 ufeiu .patri0tifber
Hninuiit, Der bisber aar repubIitaniiAen
9artei seb6rte, fir i'm itimrpen ipirO.
d SER Sbeeeorc@ oOt, Der fiir ben slpeis
ten Siltrift nolninirtpnroe; lit einSobE-
fon> Wi@ta5 GER nit Der 8ntterbroe<
Sri9aoetbas republ itaBifde Eager bers
Iafen bat nnb Der uellens SSirlpa Sobus
ION, @0pperbeab " 60. beigetreten 1T.
Snl ieoer onoerep 8e3ieb,n9 lit er cine
noIlitdn6igl i,flbetanrte 8r0Be.il7 Dos
8olt 1oes Slpeiten Diiiriftes ipiro Jpn
nidt finenE Wianne, tpig 9eu. 9oges
borsieben; Der intpobI anf oem 9dIadts
fei6e rie in ben SaIlen Des @ongrelies,
ieinen RntriOtismus erprebt bat. nsDaa
no III $50 I. isa!433 ssia5.a g. b.
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Morton .. SOD EFT

az % cieri ane Vtunet.
IialIdslk slsAs9, 1890
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Gs beiteben unterboIb oIIer unmitteI.

Gs beiteben unterhalb oaer unn1ittels
bar an Die NnOen akea3enoen Srte 9roB@
arttle lhnterirA ifd)e G0blen, mad nnies
rem DafIrbaIten befboraqr4fsr Bel Or
bebung Doer beiier 9eldat Sefaus6riis
dung biefsE @ebirnsfetle aus benz ges
f1moI BlaenG rbihreFl bei bee nxfprraaf
tion. Sebt i'm BlFIduf btr fiten ma
n6brirt salueilen Bic &raf beS gfiiben6<
FIiFsen groinnern in bielen S0blen,
tnbenl suipeilen @alfer ein6ringt, Oas
iofort in Odn1pfe bertpancelt fi6 aus
6e5at Rn6 iTgea6 inetdle ataaHnE9G lnibt,
iei es bur@ bic ,natiirIi9en Seffnungen
Der benahbarten @tifansjj = fsf es D1rd
aetpaItfa.ne neue Aeffnnngen nah nben.
Sn bei6en S6Ilen eiititebtn nafiirlid 0es
,maItiae 2udunaep, Gr6bebepa
lt16t 70 babed fItb benn ptd in ellen
3eiten in Sen @a9barIdn6ern Der Mn>
ben grobebea seaeiat, oft nehr oft mills
Der beftie, lie nahben bic einaefdloGe :
men S1nlpfe ilei9terl aSet sf9tDerer 9t6s
| ,uo SonAen ~ GE5a ssi1Gssp-it
| 0Se0 ~.
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ss1s ssosflE-g .-..zs..sse
: 1tms iSas IS fFd b,aitbsifg

f~
~ sTie Braaen, iueIGe benz 9anhe Hentl
ynxGAtl96opa harliepeH dpp. imS Bei;
&fcHtti9en 0iefrlken, ME i'm 5ahre 1860.
CnnsaEg mar "a bic 9nnptfrage !; 90 pas
@plE Aee aoEaeRs 20 5Hgebea Tonne Dat
. 0m iaNIi den @oIititer i6ren eigerer
gDiaen bdlien.s Scr Gii6eIi btebts md
NebeHi6iH6tnaa esE slateenl sinsn repug
abliGanil1en DrdFOenten erpabIte Sekl
DrDEJt bic MOreGe Der sRbiloDeIpbid Con !
n neniianmit elmer HesleD NepoIlatieH fplg
Der s1oEhen es iragt, eineH repnb litani
f8zn ephbrek 80 ertuab len a..;.s
OamaI8 berldn0ten bic WebeLIen BIZ
z9aefn6nf6 has 2aR0 Ta te0teEfll Dentt
Dexlanaen. iie gernbe OGtelbe. :. pnasss |
Canals ftdt6 tie Oemotasil6e Pats
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! I .SinlIt absrfsrtist,

F'kstF- 49, S%z+@4tff~T ~ 80 +stt p
yoftineifcr Yrite BON 9letuarfl efz
bisIt pOrtSe gBo@e fOtssnbe tiIrSe Cps
ftell: ibga 91usa f3ls.G ms tif3e HstalIasl
j. 3,S9erg Gtaaten Rolnletitee5 Sleiuarft:
$50 has ibeute NforgeH bie Ser. &tH62
ten SSlaaaeisliogi as!is III an6 ,rHatlad
ge6en 81 Sic 9 grttarnfg aSur9 bic
Aben0bl1tter. s - eTsgHA4 nsifn1 in
.a9b!sTfs rs Gitb .Aiu
sg Scr yofhreiifet CAB In ben Mben6s
blittern bic 8etUiinf@te grtldris ipie
frlnf.in ffJ1 7efI I'D ,GJJI 37aA1
M sli1'l ,,,gaepart; 29s jug. 1856. $
SD fGafte i'm Sabre 1851 cine Sla90e
an un6 6ieIe sing iDdbrefO bee NenfiHis
ttrationi Ees befld9feH iQintoln. In etii6e
itn6 ia tr6ne es' db, emo fur ben gtgefts
irdrtiggn Shbabet l6es Br6ft6eHtenFfuAs
lee betbei3ui9aferL 10 a4atse berfelbe
'ni5t Siferh bdrddf2 fsbf, 6aB iiniere
5Idgae bon feineit Ssteuhoeni ben ieTny
policy sNf6nnern Der NebeIlenifadteil
reiueftitt tuir0. iaa sltccts0a9H 80
Ial'haz a.1 S.e@tfee. @offmeiftr.Hl
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Il
Giefe felt LANCER Bet etabltFte "a "
vtaHtb1nem gtggs etsaeusrt iTSb berssfseat mgsben
psbd aaE mSsIlttk 9sqHtatIl geasis ,ei
FakllIHms baA6l bfsst vNybs, 9ssh tttIssb,
Hnr 90 feken, nm &c f4ahsn anIernen, Maes IA In ben
=tbdper betaiSf MI nit slnsrE eIe6aftts TctIet.
0immer fir DaRsH pesieReis aNS es ftsBt belEstHh,
ttpasten sae BE Beilrebuseen bes GiaentBimeras
feintF seshttt DnAtfsa ergtrBsh, per
,hsnieEben eRsrfangt iOevbsn, hit bdbef cine ,is,l
gembaas sonSitHna Hnh eiis nse SIT uoil Caste a.
Niche Nabmen erbGIten, baben aud, ipie tiAmer
eiiie ssebe MlsuabL ubM Rsssnlhmnaaa nnh Salem
sasmsas We 4 fiss eEsbsrs gsEsss sspsn, ME
g rec hCtDgrapbieni - 81
sl9lm6totgbeii, & So i s5..i
Nerls BilDer, M
.gs si;4 2 DeeIaHotbpen ssla
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Die rlnterseidneten baben ibre neue @erfitatt in
Operation, norm, 6eniterrabmeu, bilren. BHnos
Raic5b-etter unb Gefdbe Tbiirz NIB Seniterrabmen,
sdfb, Aamiue, Bretter oler Mft, SuSbooenptanten,
8at,eeIe unb ollie Art 6oIperf "a 8oiiten geb6riG ans
eefertiat merben. SIR iiiib ehefaIe uprbereitet fir
Banten tbeiIpeiie ober aonL3u eontrabiren. Sir has
ben teine Aus9aben eeideut Nni9tnerte ansutaufen
unS aufsaisuef hno bofiei enr9 giilttli9fen uno
9u5iitnms sd uerbteilen una 81 srbater. :, :, & Il
Ctbtrs pom NAB b fern Uerben prompt }aassefi bt
weroen. Gets ..s-59 y 40 .,s.s
l1nfere serfffatt it tn unmitteIbarer Serbinbnng
NIT ben 9sebnDftpe STOPS Der 3tafbpiue uno G5attas
nooaa GiIenbabn, nohe Der 5eponee Goal Yaro an
Gebdritrabe, 9aibu lie, Isnnefiee. 49,.
TurbiuiIIs unb s uI6er,
a26-iai 81
iI3sH ies- 5aiD gsi.
~ ei3I3
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bic gfetp eiarsfltr 1ribuue..

boFafe BFe- tD y Eebottenr. y
zines Der perbretetaen DIdtter sDe6e aeaenwarta
erideinea. Sbr 9aafe lib meItberRbnlt TIRE @eIillz
nungstii&tigfeit aIteemein dnerfannt. Die Gribune
cbgeidbGs biHisfe 8Idtt, betet rb<nnnd einer pors
;iaLi1en Qefeitoff. Sci Der etnihelteh Setbreitun
bic f9nea In Der game Belt betonnt peTben. apt2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
The Emancipados in Cuba.

From the special Havana correspondence OF
the Heruh dated the 9th instant, we learn
that the authorities have given notice that
call the emancipados are to be delivered up,
without fail, within fortnight. Some OF the
hirers, having paid the quarterlies in ad-
"yance, are afraid that the money will not be
"returned. 1t is rumored that these negroes
are all to be sent back TO Africa, probably
{" to Fernando Po i; if TO the latter, they may
"possibly be drilled into military service, as
4" the English have done in Belize and else
"where.'
The action of the Spanish Government IN
this matter is one that might be most agree
ablv followed in this country. We have
great many emancipados " here who mlshl
be shipped, with entire compatibility with the
public interest, to the same destinations
They are those who will not work, and VINO
do nothing but produce trouble. They are OF
no use where they are, and in q new cline,
and under hotter sun, they might do better
and all become III time happy like
UAHoaEY THE GREAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
European News,

The details have now been received Of the
European advices TO. the lst instant by the
Hibernian, an abstract of which has already
appeared in our telegraphic column. We give
q resume of the most important intelligence
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Excitement in relation to the Fenian move
ment still continued. Five Irish Americans
had been arrested in Dublin, and additional
troops were to be sent 10 Ireland.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times states
that the Peruvian frigate Independence was
at B rest and would sail 50 soon as she had
finished coaling.
The English Government had seized two
more vessels in the East India docks, fitting
out for the Chilian Government.
The course of the London Times in circu-
lating authoritatively the rumor in relation to
the resignation of Lord RUSSELL has been Sc
verely criticised, particularly by the GLOBE and
Daily NetcS the latter of which states that the
RUSSELL Ministry is growing stronger daily
The O,cl, however, says that if RUSSELL fail to
carry the Reform Bill, which is announced for
March 18th, he intends before long to retire,
FRANCE.
In the Corps Legslatif, the withdrawal OF
the extradition treaty with England had been
under discussion. M. JULES FAvRE, the leader
of the opposition, censured the withdrawal,
and suspected that it was caused by political
motives. This was denied by NJ. RoUHER,
Minister of State, who defended the action OF
the Government.
THE DUCHIEs.
Rumors prevail of the Austro -Prussian
disagreements relative 10 the Duchies, and a
special envoy was TO be sent by each Power to
confer with the other upon the questions III
dispute.
THE PERSONALITIES.
Turkey is said to have called for Il conference
TO inouire into the circumstances attending
the abdication of CoUzA. 1t is stated that the
conference will be held at Paris.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
4irhmond 1ispatrtr.


The correspondent of the Herald, writing
from Detroit under date of the 18th instant,
says that intense excitement exists through
out Upper Canada. "Troops are being hur-
'ried to the front continually; artillery
wagons are passing 10 and fro earthworks
"are being constructed on the line of the
"frontiers at points considered as most vul-
nerable, and everything wears n military
"aspect." On the American side of the river
everything is quiet, and not an armed Fenian
anywhere to be found. The Detroit Fenians
have contributed four thousand stand OF
arms for the Irish in this locality. 1t is
asserted that ga number of Irishmen will
"congregate at Windsor on St. Patrick S
"night, and when Fenians on the American
% side set Off green rockets and fire minute
"guns, they will throw themselves upon the
volunteers from the rear, while American
Fenians cross over and attack them in the
"front." The calling out of the volunteers is
said to have been caused by the anticipation OF
difficulties on st. Patrcks day.
In Montreal, the excitement is unabated.
General Lindsay reviewed the militia and
dispatched two thousand men to the frontier.
The Canadian police are very active and vigi-
liant, and the whole military force is on the
alert.
The Toronto Gl0Je has the following signif-
cant paragraph:
Whether the Fenians put their necks in the
moose that is ready for them or~not, ii is highly
desirable that the practical working of our
provincial system of defence should be under
stood by our people, and confidence inspired as
to the efficiency and prOmptitude OF its opera
tion in any emergency"
On the other side, the Montreal National Union
"says: 1t is true that the Irish patriots are
meeting at the present time in this city and
staying at the houses of their friends who
" live in Mon ntreal, and will strike great blow
"on St. Patricks day, the 18th instant. Ifit
" should thus fall out the 18th instant will be n
"great date in the annals of Canada"
Also that they do not doubt that the Irish
men in revolt will soon be recognised as belli-
gerents by the American Government. " And
" France, which recognized the South as bel
"ligerent, can she logically refuse the same
favor to Ireland in arms? The sympathieS
:" of the world are with Ireland, as they were
with Poland. And as there is nothing
impossible in these days, it would not be
surprising to see Russia and the United
States pluck Ireland from England, and put
" the Emerald Isle i'll the casket of indepen-
d" dent nations
FESIANIsM IN CHICAGO.
At mass meeting held on the 10th instant,
a regiment was organized, which will be armed
with the Henry rifle. Only thirty recruits
were obtained before the meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

Auction SALES To-DAY.-Messrs. A. Y.
Stokes & Co. will sell ut H. A. NJ, at their
warehouse, corner Fifteenth and Cary streets,
a large assortment of groceries, including
coffee, sugars, flour, salt, and also a fine lot
of sherry, port and Madeira wines.
Messrs. Harrison, Goddin Il Apperson will
sell, on the premises, ut half past 4, r. M,
desirable residence and vacant lot on College
street, opposite The Medical College.
Messrs. Grubbs 4 Williams will rent on the
premises, at 4, p. NJ, the large brick factory
and sweat-house in Rose alley, between Nine
teen IN and Twentieth streets and Main and
Franklin streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

AFFAIRS IN THE CarSrY.-Edward Hogan
and T.. Rogers, and Ben and Delaware, two
negroes. were arrested yesterday by Captain
Cole for forcibly taking wagon and four
mules from Barry N Haley. They were sent
to Judge McEntee.
Michael Gilligan, "a Fenian, four tnouxano
miles from home, was arrested LOT atSackihs
and threatening TO Kill Thomas Gormah.
Mike seized German by the throat, and was
about to demolish him with bowie knife,
when brigade Of Finnegans" arrived, and
prevented him from committing the rash act.
He was examined before Justice Wade ano
bound over in the sum Of three hundred dol
lars TO keep the peace.
Upwards of twenty civil warrants were
examined before Justices Wade and Thomas
and disposed of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16
The Sen Island Lands,

The papers are almost all publishing state
ment directly the reverse OF the truth III re-
gard to the orders recently issued III SCUM
Carolina relative to the lands granted Tor
three years 10 the freedmen by General sHER-
MAN The order is that the owners may nave
poSssSSion;the title TO stand as itisl where 'hey
make with the freedmen contracts approved
by the Freedmen's Bureau, To remain as Ia
borers. If the freedmen refuse to make sueh
contracts, they will be dispossessed. Ii the
owners so refuse, the freedmen will remain IN
,1nceaesi0n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-16

Rooms FOR RENT OK Grove RoAD.-Who Is
the advertiser We are overrun with appli-
cants, and shall be compelled to quit our office
unless the owner comes TO our relief. We
could have rented hundred rooms TO these
anxious inquirers. II shows what a notice In
this paper can do. 1t makes us heartily WISH
we had hundred houses, and they were all
advertised in the Dispatch. The advertiser
paid for his advertisement and failed 10 leave
his name. Come, dear sir, 10 the rescue
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ESGISE-Hor5E on BRoA

CITY IMPROVEMENTS "A meeting of the Com
missioners of Streets was held yesterday morn
ing near the Richmond and Danville railroad
depot to consider proposition of the DanVille
Railroad Company. The company anticipate
that so soon as their railroad bridge across the
river is completed, 4 large trade will flow into
this city from the south, and they desire 10
erect a depot of far greater dimensions than
that which was burned down in April last. In
order TO do this, they intend TO purchase the
lots above Mill alley for q distance of about
two hundred and twenty-eight feet, and, that
they may have all their property together,
they desire to build over the present Mill alley
and run a new street about two hundred feet
nearer to Cary and parallel with 1t. The
alley al present simply connects Virginia and
Fourteenth streets, but in its new location il
will communicate directly with an alley which
runs from Fourteenth TO Fifteenth. The
old alley is thirty five feet in width, and the
Company proposed TO open the new alley at
n width of fifty feet, thirty five feet to be the
property of the city, and the remainder for the
general purposes of traffic. After hearing full
explanation of the proposed changes, and care
fully considering the subject, n vote was taken /,
and the Committee determined unanimously TO
agree to and recommend the proposition OF
the Danville Railroad Company.
At meeting of the City Council held last
evening, the permission asked by the Company
was granted.
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HUsTrSGs CoURT-THURsDAY MORNING.
Present Recorder L. 7. Chandler, Alder
men J. J. Binford, G. E. Workman, A. l..
Elicit w. w. Timberlake, and John NJ. Hig-
gins.
William Burch, aIiaS Lightfoot, an indict-
ment for assaulting and obstructing police
man in discharge of his duty. A aotte prosequi
is entered by the Attorney for the Common
wealth by the advice of the Court.
John Kelly charged with receiving stolen
tobacco screws, valued at two hundred dollars,
knowing them to be stolen, in January last,
was discharged.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS.

SuIcIDE.-Early on yesterday morning, DR..
Busk, of late resident of this city, was
found in the privy attached to the store Of w.
d. Phillips & Co., on the corner Of Seventh and
Broad streets, in state Of insensibility In
his pocket was found partially filled bottle
of solution of morphia, from which, and
from his condition. ii was evident that he had
taken q dose with intent to kill himself.
Medical aid was Immediately called in, and
despite every effort made to restore him to
sensibility, he died in the course Of an hour
and half
At 0 o'clock on Wednesday night, DR.. Busk
was with his friends in the saloon in the rear
of Phillips & Co.'s store, and shortly after
wards left them very suddenly. After that,
nothing was heard Of him until yesterday
morning, when a little girl living at the house
over Messrs. Phillips & Co.'s store went into
the house and said that DR.. Busk was sitting
in the privy foaming at the mouth. DR..
Little, the Coroner, arrived before the unfor-
tunate man died, and being satisfied that he
had died by his own hand, held no inquest
over the body. We have heard no cause
stated for the suicide.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has reduced the freight on coal, straw, an q
hay. Hayis consequently expected 10 deciihe
in price in Baltimore
Six citizens of Melrose, Mass, who were
fined three hundred dollars eaeh ior tarIins pl
and featbering n man who reioiced at Presi-
aent Iincoln's death, have been paTdoned by
the Executlye Council OF the State,