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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

SHOCKING MURDER IN GEORGIA BY Two BOYS.
On the 9th instant, negro man, Caesar, about
thirty years of age, was sent ont 10 haul
wood Nothing was heard of him up 10 yes
terday. On Thursday morning, Sheriff Hoi-
land a rrcst ed two white boys, John Evans and
Shack Collins, the former sixteen, 1.-The latter
fifteen years of age. They stated that the
negro driving the wagon owed Collins fifteen
dollars, which he would not pay. They
mounted the wagon on the morning of THE 9th,
and rode some four miles beyond Girard, got
the negro into the woods, and while Collins
held him, Evans shot him through the head
with an old-faShioned six barrel revolver,
producing instant death. The boys then took
the wagon and mules 10 Tallapoosa county,
where they traded them off for n roam mare
and twenty dollars. They showed the spot
where the body of the negro remained un-
buried, and viewed the dcCaying form with
tests which displayed that, though young III
wears, they were hardened in crime They
believed they would be released as soon rs they
had told their tale, until handouts We're
placed upon them, and even then they com
mcnced talking Of mischief against both
whites and blacks when they were turned
loose Evans has been lodged III Jail. Collins
will be in a day or two. II is said Evans was
TO have married the latter's sister, Il crippled
girl this morning. The civil authorities will
show no favor III such affairs. The Commu-
nity and section are no more 10 be blamed for
the transaction than is New York or Washing
ton for the many crimes committed III those
cities. -tHluatL0S San.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
THE FESIAS MOVEMENT.

The Government does not seem TO be appre-
hcusive that the Fenians will attempt an lnra'
sion of the British Provinces, nor Is the BIZ
fish Minister seriously alarmed on the subject
Nothing is known here TO justify the peiiei
that the Fcnians have as yet gone beyond
holding meetings and making collections oil
money in aid of their cause. Nothing OF a
bclngercnt character has been done thus iaf
10 authorize direct governmental interference
THE CASE OF SENATOR STOCKTON
comes up tomorrow. Although the Judl-
GARY Committee has reported in ms iaNor
there is but little doubt that the MAJORITY OF
the Senate will oust him. Votes are needea 10
override Presidential yetoes, and the Radicals
have determined, if possible, 10 nave thelh,
WITHOUT regard 10 justice or precedent. "a
Republican Senator will De returned by the
present New Jersey Legislature, ana Senator
Stewart having gone over, vote Vi two mo-
win be all they need - Correspondence Baltimore
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

COOP REPORTS FROM THE SEA leLaNps'-
General Scott, of the Freedmen bureau
accompanied by few friends and citizens VI
charleston, returned yesterday IRON oiiei
tour Of inspection of the Sea Islands. Rela-
lions between freedmen and the former own
srs OF Plantations are improving every day;
The former are entering into contracts, aha
the prospect is encouraging that every thinS
WIZ De shortly reduced 10 a hafihohiou n una
t@a Courier, Thursi0y
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s.inLinu Of a Steamer.

OMAHA, y. T, March l9.-The Steamboat
\. Grant, from st. Louis for the Upper Mis-
souri,, sunk in an ice gorge ut the mouth OF the
Platte river yesterday. The loss is estimated
at fifty thousand dollars. The passengers ana
IrtM We're al saved.
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RoItimnrp Markets,

BALTIMORE. March 2l.-Flour firm for high
grades; common very dull. Grain steady
receipts light. Seeds quiet. Provisions steady
Lard, lS}@0l9c. Groceries inactive and heavy
Whisky duh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

ECLIPSE or THE MooS.-There viii De TOUT n.,'
eclipse of the moon on the evening of the 3oth
instant, Friday Of next week. The eciipse
will commence at s.05, and will be complete ~
~. IL. The almanac, makers aver that IL VIII
be visible throughout the United states.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22
IMPORTANT CHANGE LAW.

The President has approved the act III reia-
ton TO the Court of Claims. 1t allows money
10 be- paid out of the Treasury LOT any ci''ih
passed 1tpon nv the court either party TO APP
peal TO the Supreme Court OF the United
States from any final judgment or decree
which may hereafter be rendered IN any cas-
wherein the amount i'll controversy eAc.eus
nine thousand dollars Allows IN appeal AZ
any time within ninety days, excepting III
cases where the amounts found due by the
court have been paid at the Treasury
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

Poor CoxFoRr.-The editor of Inc Ravens,
wood West Eirginia) Chronicle having appi,i 'a
to Congress for pay for his printing Once De
cause u was destroyed by rebels, the
have denied him relief They say, :" We com
mend his fidelity, but can never recognize INC
liability Of the Government for his losses
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Collector of Customs for Petersburg.

WAsHIxGToS, March 2l.-The appointment
of William f. Wells has been confirmed by
the Senate as Collector of Customs for Peters
hnr
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
NOR II y T. w 30 q * )
lN RECEIVED 81
woo DU on Sc 4 i 4 L. II \ VI

W - u ~ III - l. - u ~ l \ Il II Il .h
GOVERNOR STREET.
STONEWALL JACKSON. 4 Military Biography,
with Il Portrait and Map. BY John E>tcn Cooke
formerly of General Stuart ; staff. $3.50.
AN EiKkNlCON, III letter to the author "t - The
Christian Year" by L. B. Pusey, u. D.. =.
THE TEN PORA l. MISSION OF THE HOLY
GHOST. OK, REASON AND REVELATION.
BY Henry Edward, Archbishop of Westminster
TIE REPUBLIC OF PLATO Translated into
English. with an Analysis and Notes. BE David
J. Vaughan, VI. 4, and John Llewe!lrh Davies
VI. A., Trinity College, Cambridge. So;
TIE SONG BOOK. Words and tunes from tn" best
poets and musicians Selected aud arranged by
John Iiullah, Professor of Vocal Music IN King ;
College, London. S2.25. - .. w
VON ECCLESIR; OR, THE DOCTRINE or TIE
Protestant EPISCOPAL CHURCH on EPIS-
COPACY AND APOSTOLdCAL SUCCESSION,
embracing Il refutatiou Of the work known rs
''Guod" on Orders" - ~
VIEWS or = ROP HECY CONCERNING TIE
JEWS. THE SECOND ADVENT, AND THE
MILLENNIUM. by Laylnan. ,,r,, ,,, ,,,,,r...
TIE CHANGED Cross AND OTHER RELIGIOUS
POEMS New and enlarged edition. $50:
LUCY ARLYN. New Novel. ByJ. I. Irow-
bridge. S2.25.
WITH FURTHER SUPPLIES OF
LITERATURE IN LETTERS. BY Professor liol-
LETTERS IN LIFE. BY Mrs. SiSourmey.
And will receive in It few days
VOL IL. LIFE OF JAMES MADISON. BY Hon.
w. G. Rivcs. mn rs
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DIED,

In this city. on yesterday, Of consumption, MA
THEW BUTLER, aged fifteen, son OF Maihe" ana
The funeral will take place from st. Peters
friends of the family are invited 10 attend.
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P1A N os! p1Ayos,,E $50
1TV11
JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHAN &,
No. 1ss MAIN STREET,

No. 1873 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PIANO-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST M
PROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use:
General r. E. LEE, Washington College, Lexing-
tom
d. B. PAYNE & BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. r. E. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female Institute !;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and j. c.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton /;
Professor Z. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all in want of SUPERIOR PIANOS
il solicited. Terms liberal. 1a2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

In the Missouri Legislature, tho bill prom.
biting returned rebels from wearing arms was
defeated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

cTOVES, TINWARE, AND HOUSE
- FURNISHING GOODS, for sale. wholesale and
f''"''' = '''S WlLLIAl 4. MoUNTcAsTLg,
NH ls-2m No. $50 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22
DENTISTRY.


Il VISION Es&
Il. SURGEON DENTIST, cnIfD
Office and residence on Main street, between Ele.
venth and Twelfth just below the National Ex-
change Bank, where he Is better prepared than
ever 10 give his patrons the full benefit OF his pro-
fessfon He will EXCHANGE NEW TEETH on the
improved base for OLD SETS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for at least five years. Those requiring
his services need not neglect their teeth he will
himself TO their circumstances and
the times. Patients from the country can board
with him at his residence without charge while
n a wing work done NH 2O--6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

THE BEAR! THE BEAR! THE
4 BEAR MOT savage Bear-neither dancing
Bear: but JULIUS BEAR. Having removed my
extensive Boot and Shoe establishment nom NO.
20 to No 30 Main street, south side, next door to
Jacob Ezekiers dry goods store-where Will open
am entir. new stock OF BOOTS and SHOES OF Me
latest styles, and from the best manufacturers OF
Baltimore and Philadelphia-my arrangements are
Complete for the best and neatest Boots and Shoes
now made tender my sincere thanks To the citi-
gems of Richmond aud vicinity for the liberal pa
ronage heretofore received, and hope, by exerting
my energies to please my customers, TO continue
the same. JULIUS BEAR, Agent.
Store will DO open TUESDAY, March 20, 1858.
NH 1a--lw
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT

4 PAIN.-G. w. JONES, DENTAL SURGEON,
announces all having teeth to be extracted that
the d'i Necessary esSH APPAR4TUs FOX MAKING THE
"NITROUS OXYDE GAS now so universally
many thousand cases in extracting teeth and other
surgical operations, there was PoslTIy.EEL9Gp no
HARM ESS there is, therefore, NO POSSIBLE
DANGER IN ITS USE. To the medical professio ion
of this city he offers his services when in surgical
eases an anasth etic may be needed All other
operations appertaining to his profession gently
and thoroughly performed.
Office on Main street, corner OF Sixth, opposite
Arlington House. lie I6-3m
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DIR. LOHN MAHONY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.


for its sale North and South.
We also place it with A. 3. RUCKER, Lynch
burg, to supply that market and the Southwest:
Also with COLEMAN 4 ROGERS, Baltimore
HEGElIAN L Co, New York.
Great care i taken in packing the bottles, and
tinted states. ONE IBOX WILL LAST SEVEN
WEEKS, At ONE PINT DAlLY-AND THAT
QUANTITY HAS. IN 4 MULTITUDE or ASSES,
SUFFlCED To CHECK. AND, IN NOT FEW, TO
ERADICATE DISEASE. Price, delivered into any
depot. or on board any steamer, Or at any other
point in Richmond Lvnchburg. Twelve Dollars
and Fifty Ceuts-the money, in every instance, Z"
accompany the order, a. no accounts will be kept
THE ALUM MASS, OR POWDERS.
These are the salts Of the water obtained by eva
poration, and their value and efficacy ~ medicine
have been abundantlv established. The demand
for these Salt, was very great throughout the war;
but it was not in our power to meet 1t. They VIII
be sold in market, at the Springs, - Twenty
Dollars per pound, or One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per ounce and can be forwarded by Express fash
10 accompany the order. Pamphlets sent by mall
ON appliratiun. also in the boxes of water.
FRAZIER RANDOLPH, ProprietorS.
t.l gv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

TUE DISPATCH BUILDING Is ON CO.
,.,pSoR STREET. NEAR TO MAIN, AND
>r,p,y OPPOSITE THE OLD DISPATCH
CORNER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

| 81 HOUSE. Is daily receiving the latest and q
| most fashionable styles Of HATS and CAPS.
Also, gentlemens FURNISHING ,GOODS,
| UMBRELLAS, &c. JOHN THOMPSON:
| N. b. The highest prices paid for all kinds FUR
| SKINS NH 9-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

DENTAL NOTICE.
IL JOHN G. WAYT, DENTIST,
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice Of Dentistry in Richmond, and respect
fully offers his services 10 his old friends and pa
TENTS and all others who may need them. -
Otica and residence SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
Dc oa-hnN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

DEMOVAL.-I would respectfully in
IL, form my friends and the public generally that
/ have removed from my old stand, No 50 Mar MAJ
CoPTER or MAIN STREET AND LOCUST AL
LEY, lately in the occupancy of w. H. Alderdice,
Esq Thankful for the liberal encouragement,
given me in the past, hope, by diligence and
promptness to merit its continuance for the future
- "a q ~ L. n LUCK, Auctioneer.
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DDUS 81 TALIAFIGR r o {,

DROADDUS IL ia IL \ + Il X RIO,
Is STAIR BUILDERS, FRANKLIN STREET, oppo-
site Metropoitan Hall respectfully inform build.
ers AMI carpenters of the city Of Richmond that
they are prepared to fabricate STAIRS, HAND.
RAILING. Sc, OF every description, at short
notice and upon reasonable terms. Orders from
the country viii meet with prompt attention.
fa 23-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

TWO HUNDRED BARRELS MO-
4 LASSES and SYRUP, all qualities;
$50 barrels REFINED SUGARS all grades
.. hogsheads PORTO RICO SUGAR,
$50 barrels MACKEREL and HERRlNGS,
200 barrels RECTIFIED WHISKY, GIN, Rum,
BRANDY, and APPLE BRANDY
800 barrels FAMILY, EXTRA, and SUPER
FINE FLOUR;
$50 bags JAVA, LAGUAYRA, and RIO
COFFEE;
800 boxes SOAP and CANDLES, various brands;
200 dozen BUCKETS and BR0OMS,
WRAPPING PAPER,
COIL ROPE, !.
BED CORDS,
LEADING LINES, &c, for sale by
w b. JONES h CO.,
NH 2l-it corner Cary and Virginia streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-22

WALTER 8. WEST, ARCHITECT
wv AND BUILDER, is prepared 70 rgrnisn III III
SIGNS PLANS and 4, isUnnsy i or
contract TO build the same, I'm any part OF stste'
IL desired.
Richmond. Va NH 29-sm
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NE w Il 90 X S
LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

7 OST.-Lost, Saturday afternoon. on
streets, A pair Of GOLD SPECTACLES, with one
blue glass. They were in an old morocco case
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
- an, a. hi. nrica NH 2l-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

There were treated in the Hospital during the 1902
G12 paticuis of these 4i19 dschaged and 80 ded
There we've remaining 20 tic osptal Decemher g. l56J
81 patients In The Reage o. Dspessary pepaIiIaent
cfrdren died Total treated Hospital and Refuge s522
The percentage a. mortality ~ the Hospital was AtJ; m
Iaare I'D ON the e--icrate number treated Ia Hospital
and Hefgye IA Der cont In the Oosterc Department Bt
women birth 10 IS children ~ whom - were Stubborn
five twin cases Which, will 80 cases admitted after delivery
In a. cr o on sinbolrd make in i 3-G women admitted
this Department ~ whom 30 died ~ ypAus fever and other
diseases connected with plrtufon ony Of ruerpa!
fever having occurred In tine Insane Asylum l6l were
treated Of waor discharged improved in condition or
positively cured DO whose Of I'VE years chargeabe 20
is IesfifU,u had * llrel were sent TO Baokwes Island
incurred &C. OF whoa contracted typaqs fyer were
transferred % other wards 0r treatment and died. o.
ehfone diarrtoa ] o. faOgbus cords Of angmia, a
urrmn and ~ ptls eayng a n the Asylum on January
More cases 81 snr poz under observation thar or
many preceding A. mahy as could be accommolai'
treated a TIE hospital aud those who could not De- we're
.ra 90 BackWcf bind There were 1000 eases II typIu'
fever treated being .O less than ihe year previous
Tho oriinlT diseases incidental 10 cdhdhoou such az
elsos scliiiro, pneumonia, sc were not moro marked
sa lsu.l Dsfraen aud dysc4rfy were much more prey
iel than i former years bui id noi appear on cle5e
or fa character until tae rainy period which occurred ~
November when assumed an epidemic or cho1eraic Vpe
3D.. the M November tie fret fatal recorded io
wed daily hv aiacr. middle Of December when il
rafod owing urobal ihe favoral change which bad
pre,iusy taken ce DO ne weather and the sanitary meas
@ n ~ ~ 70 alI,a ne -s 49,. =. 90 &
~hrn Do entirely ceased
qhoro were 81 81 ths epidemic Of which 2' died The
prod Of time tlst elapsed from the commencement 10 the
fatal Termination v1ficd nom twenty ulnie SlOie- 20
six day ne longest bat tie average 10 all was about oI A
tours Nearly n occurred the building. nearly all
ere uona or children the building appropriated To
t.iarts of taf cass and nearly all Aborng under
nr1,o di.ease or conralesccnt from g. Tho naiiyes OF
e natenfs no died are Interesting aud follows lear
c3 Eaglaud. -, Germany L.. STitzeauu y sweden j.
DcemaTL l7. France scotland o, Bohemia G, Holland ..
Portugal United States iH Total COMMITTEES g.
ma as olows Ireland, 1910; Germany L5s3i England,
81 Suit1srand Iu. sweden s.. France g.; DenEa j..
A. scotland =, Holland H. Bohemia 10 ltaly. TO- ~.
ma arifies oil the patients admitted also instructive
giun' 81 Portugal /; Telsia. Brazil. l. Jamaica Nova
scotia D. sea. . o. the United states 49, Total 4sl
vide tho following table.
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HssEE1.


ADDOMs-on SATURDAY June 25 Mrs ssTih Adio'' wife e
The eds Of ne fan W are invited to acdihs nera services It
Trinity Chapel Tuesday afternoon, al . O'Clock
CAMPBELL-On MONDAY June o. Mrs ssl Campbell reid Of
TIN t sn9 e1Ss. Of tie family End iio.c Of her a
s.e. B. 81 s I as. is ls Jo i o ' No IS @ ryS
ednesdiy 27ih lust at - oooek n without i'''"s'
cAsPENTER-on ss,urly June Philemon H. Carpenter Of
The reses and Ge.ds TOO f,ny invited be aur,
the Presbyterian Church Ne"lo'le % Nedled'y 81
~ o'clock q.
DEsLLEQP saturday evening Ioe g Iarss ,dd, vito q
d.-si.e- or Tho late Joto : smith Of this city
rS Ss1 trend. Of ,Sy iauy attend uae from '
June %, 3 O'Clock without further invitation
FLANDRow-oq Sandy Juue 2, oss B'F6''' T. F'nd''"'
The friend. nd relatives q The f sr invited - 'ir.t
O'Clock Her remain. vii be taken % Gea~oodf' e
ir.ernelt
KtLLoGG-A, El1s5eb j. on so-day June % Nc s,nh
Louise KELLOGG aged % years. ,,,
F gsscs ~ I ,; B aoS5. Eh s i a ,s.e
ofte family Invited attend wi'hou, further notice.
OCONOR-Augis o. az sern Leone. west cost o. Ans stt
House coSiiy Tpierary III nd aged . year.
OCONOR-On Friday o Lizzie youngest surviving dso.t,t
ofN Conor esq Auaas House County IiPsry i'diaI'
PERLEy-oa Saturday evening june % clss, Percy jr.asri
81 ycsr. 10 monhs ands dy' -., -, o.,
ToJF A g. are re.p.c y rs iel aiieui 0ncl fro"
ne hel. No s5' secondas o. roe'iy no
25th inst a. O'Clock.
ROBERTs-on Sunday night Jme q Jo,epl;,e Ie5e "ii'"
Tie relatives and friends Of IN family respectfully invited - y.
tend tie fnneratli usd,yl afternoon. ct co,k RON ia,
residence brother Ferdinand stsgg No - W es seven
tseuth-st
ROBERTs-On Sunday June a. David Roberts h che h year 81
bis A.. OIL H.
CIuesiayl eTn1ou. AZ o'clock
sTgONG-stte Residence son. Rev = e. rfonf a O.r
nam Maine on Friday. Jane ~ Mrs. Lew. stron ae of Ho''
symptom, bla,,. aged "A years
TTUS-Or second day. sixth month 18th Sarah l. Titus Nd'" OF
tie late ntnsrl Tins, sg.d 20 years. . 4, ,,.c.,,
ave- Brook yu. ioitl dly. O. - ocioc NE fl's n'
iderd Of Tie faulty respectfully nvsi to attend "h'''
further notice.
wALKERA Ioonineiae o. Thursday june a. Mrs. h''ls
Walker. IN hc 65'h year of her
WARRFN-Tn Mannt clair r. Sunday, JuIc2i Of 'iirn"s
lion the bnn Theodore Crosby youtss child OF boiih l.
and F,rrct L. errsn, @ Mount Gin aged months.
Funeral hcir residence Tue,dly. June 2b az 0fota o.
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Death by Trichinn.
Five MEMBERS or ONE FAMILY DIE AND Two OTHERS
ILL PROM THE TRICRSA BATBN IN HAM.
y,on Oar Spec s Correspondent.


ILL PROM THE TRICKISA EATEN IN HAM.
FROM Our Special Correspondent.
CEDAR RAPIDS lowe, June 90 l56j.
inclose slip of our local paper here about Tri-
china Since was written have died (onc this
morning. by this terrible disease The symptoms seem in
cary stages BE- similar to yphus fcyerheadachc pain in
the breast aching in the muscles paeness Of face &C. The
ham of which they eat cured by living In the
country and seemed 10 be sound
After the nature Of disease proved piece OF the
same cured was given, experiment TO SOW IA
men She deyoure H. and in three days had the soeaod hog
cholera pregalent In the West for the last year, She
dead In few DAYS and pieces OF her muscles examined
under the disclosed the fact that the chna
and hog cholera haze origin Yesterday Lad the
NOR here that another family OF seven, miles north Of
,rion arc down with the same disense
IacrIyA-OGr community has with reason been eonsid
era oxcef the subject OF 1rehina during TIE past week
A fml AIMED Bemis residing in Marion, consisting OF eight
nesons seven of whom had eaten ham taken sick
me cusr he disease and the fact that the which
ha not eaten I'll the pork sick aroused suspicion tnat
their sickness was In some way connected win eating The
norL Tie meat was examined and great numbers Of the
worms were found I'M H. portion Of the muscle taken from
different paris OF the body Of the first one mat died. was also
examined M microscope and rchua IN great numbers
v,re mainly discovered Al the present W!iug tAret Oh the
family have died and remaining four are 10 critical con
ditor We examined portion Oh muscle taken ron one OF
ne bodies and satisfied there D. no mistake about H.
saw the worms rlany under The microscope we ever
a maegor. fe, with the naked eve. They are ugly look
inc customers and we feel desire tor forming more in
tn,te acquaintance with them. Heretofore We have been
rather crciuols concerning tl question, but now we are
sucrtiy convinced oleeO Tie pleasure Oh eans any
,ao-c hog meat az uresent-eons'd ar uneyoAe
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Disturbance ms Chnricsion.

AUGUSTA &C., Monday. Jnne % 1906.
disturbance occurred at Charleston Saturday be-
tween party OF white and black boys in which men be-
came involved both sides. The police appeared ar
rested the rngleaders and ended the riot Subsequently
800 blacks assembled led BY negro soldiers, and marched
through the lower portion Of the city strong military
and police force attacked them and drove them from the
streets after arresting many Of the rioters
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EAREsEE -.


Thursday jane Il ~, a. n Irt'.
Cir-.h auhurn Netg.York tie Rev. Jc1r hflffi q =
(orhaa of buffalo ~ r. Hen Augusta daughter 81 h~''
D rfarrf ~ A .lr
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TN INSANE DEPARTMENT.


The following statement shows tue amount OF MONEYS
received disbursed returned and hand with which TO
forward reocutariyed emgrants 10 then friends or rea
tlons 10 whom application made for funds and nom
whom such received for that purpose from jan
A.. f..4.. Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
Immigration.

Thsnumbcr aud nativity Of alien passengers arrived
Port NcwYor during the year -6j who were liable
bords Communication under the acts OF April H. lsi'
July Il ls5i and Anil H. 1888 are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

T0aI-Irulrv 1903 Fob17Iy 2-l N8fc1 l"i ApT ~ w
June Jelly fs September 6oi October '"ii
November. $685. December ISL
Oraud total for u months, OH.
The following statement In tabular form shows the total
number Of passengers that arrived at Castle Garden during
r6 the ports from whence they sailed number OF trips mace
g vessels the number Il bondabe and other passengers that
nrrNrh md the number " Sims that brought them