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THE GEORGIA CASE IN THE SUPREME
CoURr.-lt is the opinion of all lawyers
that the principle which would exclude
the Mississippi bill-because seeking to
restrain the Presidcnt-will certainly de-
feat the application for an injunction on
the part of Georgia, because there can be
no difference in results between restrain
ing the President and enjoining the Secre-
tary of War, who is the head of one
branch of the executive department, and
the executive servant or agent of the Pre-
sident. The subpoena in the Georgia case
is returnable the first Monday in December
next.-National Republican.
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REGISTRATION IN VIRGINIA.-The Mill
tary Board of Registration at Richmond
have appointed over 100 registrars. Appl-
cations for these Offices are coming in
slowly, and number Of boards, it is said,
will have to be composed altogether OF
military officers and agents of the Freed
mems Bureau. No applications have as
yet been received from remote portions OF
the State, where much time is occupied in
procuring proper testimonials. There will
he about $50 registering boards in the
State, and about 500 officers.-Ne,o York
Herald
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Affairs In South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, April l6.-General Sickles's
order published this morning, saying that
execution in civil suits is postponed for
twelve months, gives general satisfaction
A large meeting Of foreign residents and
adopted citizens was held tonight to hear
the report of General John A. Wagner,
Commissioner of European immigration,
Resolutions were adopted approving the
report, and inviting immigrants to settle
in South Carolina.
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A Chicago dispatch says distiller, ope-
rating at Rock Island, has been cheating
the Government to large extent by ship
ping whisky to Chicago and other points
at night and on Sundays during the abb
sence Of the inspector. 1t has been ascer-
tanned that 1000 gallons, valued at $685.
900, were clandestinely disposed of in this
way. He has been overhauled by Trea-
sury Department agent.
A st. John paper calls attention to the
fact, that by cutting the Bay Verte canal,
(no very arduous or costly undertaking, J
the passage between New Brunswick and
Canada would be shortened about 400
miles, saving the decentralization Of the
whole coast of Nova Scotia.
Bishops Andrews, Wightman, Pierce,
Early, and Doggett, of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, arrived at Nashville,
Tenn, on Thursday evening, and Bishops
Marion and Paine were expected. The
meeting, it is understood, is for the pur-
pose of discussing important ecclesiastical
questions.
Miss Eller, Of Hamilton county, Ind,
whose case has been alluded to, after seve-
raj days of horrible suffering from hydro
phobia, gradually became more tranquil
under the "bromide of potassium treat
ment Of her physicians, and is now reported
to be convalescent.
About 100, 900 pounds of good quality
of sugar made from beet root have just
been received at Springfield, ILL.,, from g
mandatory recently established in LivY
ingston county in that State.
The Supreme Court of the United
States has decided that there was no lega
blockade of the Rio Grande during the
war, and has ordered the restoration of the
cargo of the Peterhoff to the owners.
The South Carolinian, paper published
at Columbia, has been purchased by NaSf
and other colored men, and will be con
Quoted as conservative negro organ.
Henry Ward Beecher has been nomlna
ted in Brooklyn as delegate to the Con
stitutional Convention.
Forney is displeased because of the
Richmond meeting on Monday night
Doesn't believe in it at all.
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GENERAL SHERIDAN's DIsTRICT.-Ad-
vices received here from Louisiana state
that General Sheridan has, by the effect Of
his recent orders, absolutely tied the
hands of the civil authorities, so that Go
vernon Wells, who, under the Constitution,
has power to make removals and appoint
ments in certain Offices, can do nothing
without first obtaining his consent. The
old police force is retained, but are more
respectful toward Union men and freed
men than before. Colonel Thomas Adams,
Munrcc's Chief Of Police, is continued in
that Office, although an effort is being made
to secure his removal and the appointment
of General Sypher, formerly colonel Of a
colored regiment, in his place. Prominent
Radicals Of New Orleans will soon petit
ton Sheridan to allow Wells to make re-
movals, and thereby flank all attempts on
the part of the ex-rebels to prevent them
by influence at Washington.-Ne,o York
Times,
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Mr.. Dudley, American Consul at Liver
pool, writes to Governor, Brownlow that
the solicitors employed by the State of
Tennessee to bring suit for the recovery of
s40. 900 in State bonds, stolen by Burton,
Secretary of State under Andrew Johnson,
while military governor, have gained the
suit. and the bonds have been recovered
Nv the State.
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DELEGATES FROM LYNCHBURG.-The Ra-
dical negroes held poll in this city on yes
terday for a delegate to the Hunnicutt
Convention, which meets in Richmond on
the 18th instant. The vote stood For John
J. Garland, 17S; Samuel F. kelso, 46
Jack Averett, &c. AS kelso and Averett
have been the most active spokesman in
getting up the Radical party in this city
they must feel their combs severely cut in
being so badly beaten.-Republicdn.
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REV. DR.. MOORE IN FREDERICKsBURG.-
The discourse of DR.. Moore was sublime in
conception, original in thought, complete in
diction, and captivatingly eloquent in de-
livery. Remarkable in revelation and per-
spicuous in statement, it will be treasured
in heart and mind for many, many years.
Herald.
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HEBREW MEETING FOR SOUTHERN Re-
LIEF.-At meeting of the Jewish citi-
zens held in the Jewish temple in Gin
cinnati on Sunday the 18th instant, a col
lection was taken up, with the handsome re-
suit of 81 1903. The meeting was called at
the instance of the Hebrew General Re-
lief Association. A handsome and elo-
quent address was made by the Rev. DR..
Iilienthal
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New YORK, April ia. M.-Stock mar
ket excited and stronger after the call.
United States 5-20's, '62, coupons, 1898
1898; ga, coupons, lOS1s; '65. coupons,
lOs ssQlOS1a: new issue, l07lsQl074.
Virginia 6's, 631aG66. Missouri G's, 81.
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southern Press Convention.

ATLANTA, GA, April l6.-Representa-
tives to the Southern Press Convention
are gathering here. Hon. Erastus Brooks,
of New York, is here. The hotels have
arranged to extend their hospitality to one
member of each paper. Other arrange
ments have been made to facilitate the
Convention
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The VALUE OF BROADWAY, New YORK.
The assessed value of the real estate on
Broadway, from the Bowling Green 10
Union Square, is S51 100000, excluding
ALI places of public worship and the City
Hall Park. The Aston House is assessed
this year at 300, OO0.-Ne.o York Tunes.
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New YORK, April l6.-The news by the
Raleigh repeats from Havana the rumor
that the notorious steamer K. K. Cuyler,
having become CHILEAN privateer, had
been captured by the Spanish steamer
Montezuma.
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Southern Emigrants for Brazil. etc.
NEW ORLEANS, April 1.-the steamer
Miramon sailed this morning with 800 emf
grants for Brazil.
Travel on the Opelousas railroad has
been suspended in consequence of the
crcyasse at Bayou Lafourche.
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MORE INJUNcTIoNs.-Senator elect Gar
land, of Arkansas, is here, and has pre-
pared petition for an injunction against
the enforcement of the Sherman bill in
that State, and will make a motion to file
it in the Supreme Court next week. Ro-
bert Ould, formerly rebel commissioner
for the exchange of prisoners, and Judge
Crump, prominent Richmond lawyer,
are said to be engaged in preparing SINH
lar bill, which will be presented if the
Mississippi petition is successful.
We give the above item for what it is
worth. 1t is from the New York Times.
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REvERDY JOHNSON DECLINES To ACT AS
CASE. Mr.. O'Conor on Friday sent to
Senator Johnson requesting that gentle
man TO associate himself with counsel for
the application in the matter of the GeOr-
gia Injunction. Mr.. Johnson responded
that he would have to decline, inasmuch
as he desires to aid the South, and his
opinion is that these proceedings must end
in injury to that section of the country
rather than good. He does not think the
court will entertain the bills in the two
cases before it, and the same views that
caused him to pursue the course taken by
him in the Senate on the reconstruction
question now compels him to keep alooi
from all such proceedings in opposition to
the measures determined upon by Con-
greSs, and to regret their appearance in
the courts. 1t is the opinion of the most
eminent lawyers here, even of those who
are suspected of having had sympathies
with the South during the war, that the
court will not entertain the bills, because
it cannot do so. The case of the removal
of the deposits by President Jackson is
instanced as one in point, and it is asserted
that in those good old times-the days OF
good lawyers, too-when the mandates of
the Supreme Court were held in the high
est respect by the entire country, it occur
red to the mind of no one that the SUI
premc Court could interfere by injunction
to restrain the removal.-Neoc York Herald.
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Sentence. Against LOttery.DeaIers.
BosToN, April l5.-In the Superior Court
to-day, Judge Morton sentenced Luther
Harris and James w. Harris, brothers, to
pay q fine Of 81 900 each for being engaged
in the lottery business.
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peach the President for such refusal And
in that case could this court interpose In
behalf Of the President, thus endangered
by compliance with its mandate, and re-
strain by injunction the Senate Of the Uni
ted States from sitting as a court of i'm
parchment Would not the strange spec
tacle be offered to the public wonder OF an
attempt by this court to arrest proceedings
in that COURT
These questions answer themselves. IL
is true that State may file an original bill
in this court and it may be true, in some
cases, such bill may be filed against the
United States. But we are fully satisfied
that this court has no jurisdiction OF bill
to enioin the President in the performance
of his official duties, and that no such bill
ought to be received by US.
1t has been suggested that the bill con-
tains a prayer that if the relief sought
cannot be had against Andrew johnson as
President, il may bc granted against An
drew Johnson as citizen Of Tennessee.
But il is plain that relief against the exc
cution of an act of Congress by Andrew
Johnson is relief against its execution by
the President. A bill praying an injunc-
ton against the execution of an act OF
Congress by the incumbent of the Presi-
dental office cannot be received, whether
it describes him as President or simply a
a citizen of State. The motion for leave
TO file the bill is therefore denied.
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K. sINr0N, Cashier.

SMOKING TOBACCO.-We are agents
- for the following celebrated brands Of shw-
HsThs. of Louisa county, Va. We offer this to-
bsceo In quantities 1t the msnufsstsrsrs prices,
lie viz. "Chsrokes," IN halt one, and two
non',d naekages: Yacht Club, !" In half and one
PPonnd nal apa. nGoldon Leaf in half and one
pponnJ paekapes JOHNSON X HUNT,
Psna Pearl Block, Pourtssnth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-17

JUDGE Fulton on THE SITUATIoN.-The
Christiansburg Southeast publishes letter
from Judge A. S. Fulton, formerly a men,
Der of the Federal Congress, in regard to
the duty of the hour. He says:
We must submit to the military bill
and to the bill passed as supplementary
bill. 1t is useless now, in our exhausted
condition, to think any more about resist
ance to the powers that be. will 60 far
Their, and say that we have new element
in our government; that is, the freedman,
whom we must take by the hand and ele-
vate him and his children to the proper
platform, and must educate them SO as to
fit them for the proper discharge Of their
duties as citizens.
/ am not afraid to grant the negro right
of suffrage. He was born and raised in
the South. He is attached to the people
amongst whom he has been raised. They
have raised our children, they have grown
up with them, they stood by us in the cruel
war which has just passed away, they pro-
tected our property in our absence from
home, and we never ought to forget or be
nsensible of such acts of friendship.
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MARBLE DUST.-Fine and coarse
Ul MARBLE DUST, for master workers and
druggists, direct from the manufacturers, for sale
low nv lmh AL A. o. LEE.
u EROSENE OIL. Y No. article. for
IN sale by lap Ivl HUaDLKY TATUn.
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Virginia Old Virginia though she has
lost her left arm against her consent, her
right arm has not been dishonored, and
may God grant that it never will be.
| hope, therefore, that those of us who
are still permitted, in the providence OF
God, to tread her soil, will come up to the
great work which lies before us as the true
sons of noble ancestry.
Very respectfully, your obedient ser
want, ANDREW ). FULTON.
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9 Rim G TRADE.

~ 0 F + + 4
AFACT!!
NOW IS THE TIME TO ECONOMIC.
P.P.Co.'S CELEBRATED
EAST INDIA COFFE
ONLY TWENTY CENTS A POUND.
TRY IT.
TOBEHAD GROCERS.
LAWSON P. KEACH,
AIS Sixth street, foot Of Second Market
GEoRGER GILES & CO.,
Northwest corner Main and Second streets.
GATES & AUSTIN,
2ns Broad street, Church Hill
JOSEPH X. BEACHAM, General Agent,
nr-5-eodcw+ 1875 Chambers street, New York.
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TUM PACKING AND BELTlNG.-
" A further supply just to hand from the manu-
'Ns' @"~ CHARLES ]. SINTON,
aplo ls35 Main street.
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TELE4RAPHIC NEWS.
Special to the Dispstch.
The National Banks OF Virginia.

WASHINGTON, April l6.-The following
is an abstract of the quarterly reports OF
the national banking associations Of Virgi-
MIA, showing their condition on the morn
ing of the first Monday in April, 1867, be-
fore the commencement Of business on
that dav.
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J.P. @. P0TTs, Secretary.

Az will be seen by the above notice, have con.
neeted myself with the Richmond Banking and
Insurance Company 10 conduct the Banking De-
partment Of the Company. Ny long connection
with the Farmers Bank OF Virginia and the Ira
INV friends and the public generally that the same
accommodating spirit heretofore manifested shall
ever be shown IN all my business TRANSACTIONS
NH III. K. sINrON, Cashier.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
IL FIRE AND MARINE.
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
has removed to No. 1914 Main street, formerly oc-
cupied by the banking house Of CIV. Purcell
Co. The rooms heretofore occupiS1 by this COM
pany, 1910 Main street, second door, are for rent
Apply ut the ne " ce, 1914 Main street, to
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary or,
B. C. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
NH 20-lm
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND BANKING AND

OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND BANKING AND
INSURANCE COMPANY. !
THIS COMPANY IS PREPARED
To DO GENERAL BANKING BUsIN ESs,
A well as to insure against loss by fire Of every
description Of property also, to insure lives on
the most favorable terms. They have secured the
services Of EDWARD SIsroE, late cashier OF the
Traders Bank, who will have charge OF the Bank.
ing Department.
We respectfully solicit q share Of public patron.
age pledging that nothing shall be left undone TO
accommodate our friends.
JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
y n porTa sacratary
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
IL RICHARD D. MITCHELL, Twelfth street be-
tween Main and Bank streets, begs leave to inform
his friends and the public generally IN At he has
commenced the HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
business, and will be glad to receive orders for
painting In every style.
WILLIAM C. BARNES, Sign, Ornamental, and
Banner Painter, will always be found at my shop
to receive orders for all kinds of SIGN and HOUSE
PAINTING and GLAZING.
Good work warranted. Terms moderate.
NH 2-3m K. ID. MITCHELL.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
IL L. L. MONTAGUE i SON,
TENTH STREET, BBTWBBE MAIN AND GARY,
will be pleased TO receive orders from cir friends
and the public generally for
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Tsrms moderate.
auLu L. L. MONTAGUE q SON.
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D0CKLAN.D LIME.-l,0OO casks
X GocKI.AND LINE In store for sale.
~ b. r. LATARoP, Agent,
.pu Eighteenth street, soath Ads sosA.
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oNDON EMERY.-LO N DON
OND oNa,tsd sizes, Iust received BY
IL khkkf' PuRCELL, LADD Co.,
. corner Main aud fhirtsentn alrsets.
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RAsvARD's OPERA HOUSE
II AND MUSEUM -
Corner Of Broadway and Thiriieih street,
Manager and General Director JOHN DE FOL
FOURTH WEEK
CONTINUED SUCCESS
DEVILS AUCTION,
25 IN ,ru
Received nightly with rapfurois APPLAUSE
Every EVEN.NG
AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.
SATURDAY MATINEE, - ac,ocp
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF
- EVER PRESENTED OK ONE STAGE.
CALYO's TRANSFORMATION
Nile. ELISA BLASISL Premiere Danseuse Asoluio.
AUGUSTA SoHLkH. Ptpmiers Dapseuse.
ERMESILDA plANi Premiere DAnseuse
EuGENfA LUpO, Premiere Dapseu3e.
AuRELIA RIcCi, Premiere DA1serss.
&oa% GIOvASI LrPo, Premier Danseur,
Mr.. DE- Polls.
eRAND EUROPEAN BALLET COMPANY.
GRAND kuRQIEAN BAELEf COMPANY.
Nile. sAdtfsS dtfsSERffrplisSsx' ERffpiSs'i HohIHanca1 e Er.snsa
has arrived aud VIII make her appearance Wednes
day evening October "a
RESERVED SEATS FOR
SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE,
AT BOX OFFICE OF rHEATRE,
CHICKERING'S. $50 Broadway
NACoY's, ia Broadway.
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NEW YORK CIRCUS
IN Fourteenth street. opposite Academy Of Muac j
: MATINEE At ~ O'CLOCK.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARILY
First appearance In America OF
THE GREAT JOHN HENRY,
CHAMPION RIDER OF EuRoPEi
First appearance In America OF
NILE. EMILE HENRIETTA,
Premiere Equestrienne from the Cirque Napoleon aBe
Cirque u lmperstricc Paris.
The Director OF the New York Circus takes great aasfsce
ton In announcing the dsout upon one night OF
rhE Iwo xsrisfs kEsS,SS 81 suSSPE' uESIaEs'SiAS
sugaged BY his agent in Paris enormous terms and wh9
BRfILiANf PAxisIAN iRiUMPHs.
EVERY NlUHr AT s
will be presented mxgn hcent programme Of
EACtII,6 AREAIC Sc INES,
ELEGANr, NOVEL AND DlvERsiFIED
BEYOND ALL PRECEDENT.
NILE. EMILE HENRIETTA
the intrepid and fascinating Partisan Equestrenne VIII
-'''-' sUPERB SCENE D'EouIrArroN
most unbounded demonstrations OF enthusiasm.
THE GREAT JOHN HENRY
will appear in hts wonderful
BACKWARD JU0GL1NG ACT,
entirely novel original performance which has bee4
pronounced by the 6rs critics Of urope the o1
'4'LL ALL THE GREAT RIDERS AND AcRoBArs
MANMoUTH CIRCUS TROUPE
will be brought forward In choice selection OF those
spirited aud surprising feats which opening
night have received the warmet approval OF enthusas
OVERLOOKING AUDIENCES.
Admission, 80 cents child under ten, Is cents I'd
reserved seats, % cents; chilireu, ~ cents.
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MILE. GuisEpriNA MoRLAccaI.
U BAsvARDs OPERA HOUSE,. Oct. 3, leo1.,
Tim have the honor 70 announce 70 me pup
lie OF New York the arrival and Approaching debut OF
NILE. GUISEPPiNA MoRLACCbi, the acknowledged
greatest Terpschorean artistic Of the day.
In Of Mr. De FOL claims 70
have inangurated new for the American stage De
ermned taking the management 70 present 70
public spectacle Of exceeneo never yet
this continent Mr. DE Pol feels already ~ the un
pfecedented and continued that his enors pre-
senung In IHs DEVILS AUCTION, uR THE GOLDEN
BRAND the greatest number dancers
stage or In europe that he has fulfilled
hts promises the public Not wiling however 70 Iest sn
ursls quickly and easily gained he VIII have the honor
WEDNESDAY EVENING OCT. ., 1867
TO present for the frst time In America
Nile. GUISEPPINA MORLACCHI
In audtng the debut Of this artste the MANAGE
feel that there will and entirely be dismissed
from the mind Of the public the that an artistic OF 80
great reputation Nile Morlacch would never come 70
TINS country and her reputation and artistic merit being ~
onal outlay the engagement Of Ae Morlacchi has occa
sioned prices will remain as usual JOHN DE FOL-
Manager and Genera Director.
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rrHEArRE coMIQUE, 5ll BROADWAY.
First appearance In America OF the
FuSIYAAA TROUPE or JAPANESE
YANADA DIC-EMATZ, the uncle and tutor Of the famou
boy "AI Right KIAR MoNG VA MAN1, YAMADA
E.sHEE-NOSKY, YAMADA SU-L0-RiTCHlk HAUL
MA 0SATow, YENG-AwA MAI klTchiE. oUS0.A-
WA MATsESUSKY.
Who have Just arrived from NokohamA, a7o are
pronounced far superior 70 all their predecessors
They viii INTRODUCES all their
most Startling and pleasing feets
In conjunction with the Powerful
Company OF this Popular Ekta5lishment,
The Resort Of Beauty and Fashion,,
BEN COTTON AAA shARPLEfs
hlnstrels The Peoples Favor tes-
Charley White, the Excise Commssioners
Aiss Eva Brent Mild. Ida Deyere,
Dick Ralph. lille Charie.
in their Choicest Eno--xz -