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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-11

PasslrENT JOHNSON AND GENERAL Pope.
! friend direct from Washington, in whom
Ne have implicit confidence, informs us
that President Johnson told him in q re-
cen, conversation that he cordially APP
proved Of the sentiments expressed by
General Pope in his recent letter to Mr..
sAkrrmaa. This is a mark Of President
johnson, good sense, and We hope nothing
may occur between the President and dis
i,et commanders in the least calculated
L. disturb or set back the great work of
'caoo>rUction.-Atlunta goa New Era,
Sr.nbr ).
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Bank Teller.

SAVANNAH, Ga, September lO.-Joseph
S. Carruthers, the teller Of the Central
Railroad Bank, having defaulted for $4,000,
shipped on board the schooner William
Gregory as mate for Havana, but the ves-
sci was overhauled to-day by pilot boat
two miles out at sea and brought back.
She was leaking, and had five feet of
water in her hold. Carruthcrs says he al
lowed q friend to overdraw his accounts,
and has not received dollar of the stolen
money himself,
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CONSPIRACY FOR ABANDoNMENT.-Int the
Criminal Court at Baltimore on Saturday
were recorded the following cases 7" DR..
George A. Moore and G. II. DieffGnbach,
complaint of Mrs. M. Nathalie Pollard, for
conspiring to procure her abandonment and
separation from her husband, Edward A.
Pollard-jury trial prayed. DR.. George A.
Moore, charged with striking Mrs. M. N.
Pollard with cane-jury trial prayed"
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General Candy on ParOled Soldiers.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 10
General Candy has issued tho following
order:
" Order No. SIT being known that
many persons subject to parole under the
terms Of surrender Of the insurgcnt armies
have since the 9th day of April, 1865,
voluntarily exiled themselves from the
States lately in rebellion, thereby cvading
obligations manfully assumed and faith
fully observed by all others subject
thereto, and have since returned to the
United States, it is
Ordered, That all such persons now
resident or domiciled in, or who may here
after become resident or domiciled within
the limits of the Second Military District
fthe States of North and South Carolina),
be required to give within thirty days after
the receipt of this order, at the headquar-
tiers of the post or district in which they
may be so resident or domiciled, the pa
role prescribed on the 9Th day of April,
1865. The parole will be given in dupli-
cate-one to be retained by the person who
gives it, and the other to be forwarded to
district headquarters for record and trans
mission.
"The Provost Marshal General of the
District is charged with the execution of
this order.
"By command of Brevet Major General
Candy.
"LoUIs V. CAzIAR4, A. A. G."
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Yes yesterday
about noon Mr.. Robert Forsythe, who was
engaged in his garden, nearly opposite
Camp Davis, received Mimic ball in the
calf of his leg from an unknown source. 1t
is said that several soldiers were on the
road leading from the White House to the
Salem turnpike, some half mile from
camp, with arms, trying their skill at firing
and it is supposed that stray shot fired
by one of this party did the mischief
LmChburq HuNtni0n.
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Real Estate AgencieS.

BRIDGE, ROCK
IN BRIDGE COUNTY, VA:-PlTMAN 4 CO.,
resort aud great natural curiosity, that has been
visited by thousands, is open this summer to
all persons In search OF health, pleasure, and
spare neither pains nor expense In giving saisfac
ton to all.
Persons whiting tho Rockbrtdge Alum Baths OF
Lexington, can reach this place every day by =
new line OF omnibussss, or by packet and coach.
Every facility will be given parties TO reach any
roint NJ any hour.
TERxs: ~. so per day, $50 per month; children
and ans half price.
1e 33-sm PITMAN Co
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The Alabama Claims.

WASHINGTON, September lO.-The Of
fetal correspondence on the subject OF
United States reclamation on Great Bill
tain for the Alabama and other Confede-
rate privateer damages shows that this
Government will agree only to unre-
strictetl arbitration in every case.
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lie fEEEnNEH's BUREAU.-Duripg a
conversation wiki Gordon Granger's friends
'.'4! ihr President virtually promised to
'ttna, !im Commissioner Of the Freed
,~e" Bureau, bnt subsequently qualified
..> ans" by stating that he had not
, =, made MP his mind TO remove General
'''""'H. He is evidently hesitating for
S''Ay unknown reason before making the
,r,H''a'i but il is certain that General
U''ASer viii be detailed for the duty il a
,~-'-" Is made. Ia the mean time Gran
- VIII probably be ordered to his regi
-ra..-Ey11eg'S Chronicle.
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Another Claailn Case.

T1Tusv1LLE, Pa, September 9.-The
Herald of this city says that Meyer Marks,
M. j. Marks, II. J. Marks, and Jacobs,
were to-day convicted at Warren, Pa, and
sentenced with heavy fine and imprison-
ment for secreting goods of NJ. Marks's for
the purpose of defrauding II. B. Clafflin
g. Go. and others of New York city, cre-
ditors of NJ. Marks. The case is highly
important. One Of the witnesses is from
New Orleans and California. Numerous
parties are interested in the suit in differ
cnt parts Of the country.
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SDeciNL Notices.

E2g PERSONAL---VERY. II. DUNCAN, for
mcrly of Patrick county, Va a Confederate SOL
der, who lost a leg N the service, WILL HEAR
OF SOMETHING TO HIS ADVANTAGE by ap-
PLYING to THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND s. SON, Rich
mond, or to SAMUEL B. PAUL, Petersburg.
50 7-1w
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From Havana.

HAVANA, September 8.-Santa Annals
son is contemplating an expedition into
Mexico to release his father.
Two hundred cigar makers engaged il a
strike here have been thrown into prison.
The payment Of taxes in the island is
very slow.
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GENERAL MCCLELLAN SENT FOR.-The
Boston Airertisr's Washington dispatch
O.. lh" Oh instant contains the following:
lis known that the Presidents friends
layc tricgraphcd General Mcclellan to
come here, and also that be is expected
d! i1e l>t OF October, if he consents to
+''lca himself to the Presidents cauSe.
1'N h'~ Mr.. johnson expects to use him
~Ia nel definitely become known"
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COUNTERFEIT F1vE-CENT PIECEs.-There
arc in circulation at the South counterfeit
five-cent pieces made Of lead, with coat
of quicksilver, very skilfully executed,
and we'll calculated to deceive. They may,
however, be easily detected by the diff
ference of weight between the bogus and
the genuine.
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TAXING THE BoNDs.-The Chicago Tr;-
June, leading Radical journal. is in favor
Of withdrawing the non-taxable and issu
ing taxable bonds. At any rate, it says:
"The subject is one of the greatest i'm
portance, and we hope it will receive the
earnest attention Of Congress at the coming
session.
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WARSING.-The editor of the Southwest,
writing from Floyd Courthouse, conveys
the gratifying intelligence that the Union
League in that county is in rather declining
circumstances. The cred Strings" at
least the more respectable portion, refuse
to unite with such Stredked band.
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Pennsylvania Finances.

HARRISBURG, September 9.-Governor
Gcary has issued a proclamation, as re-
quired by law, setting forth that $1,794,-
644.50 Of the principal of the State debt
was paid, cancelled, and extinguished du-
ring the year ending September Q, 1867.
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ANOTHER VICToRY.-The far West is
setting us brave examples. Following
close upon the Democratic triumph IN
California comes the news of another VIC
tory in Montana-the election Of Cavanagb,
the Democratic candidate for delegate to
Congress, by an overwhelming vote. The
Territorial Legislature elected last year is
also overwhelmingly Democratic World.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-11

IowA.-A paragraph is going the rounds
that the next General Assembly of Iowa
will be called upon to elect successor to
Senator Grimes. This is a mistake. Sena-
tor Grmes's term expires in 1871, and bis
successor will be chosen by the Legislature
elected in 1869, and which meets in Janu-
airy, 1870.
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r. '1>1@@i PRYOR CEHrAINLY RADICAL.
,, ''eFs1urg Inter says:
a,1 NV General avows his opinions openly,
BIZ. y ",S'e are IL this city twenty respecta-
snn,. ,'', SseS 10 Tie fact that he has long
r,,,N'o'ard the congressional action in
Cy,,.s 10 The South-wc mean en-
.'.E' not accepted"
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TN COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF


L RICHMOND, August IL. 1867, 1t was
Resolred That polls be, opened at the seve-
raj places Tor holding elections for members o! tue
General Assembly on the 18th day OF september
next to take TIE sense Of the qua lied voters Ct
the city on the question whether the Council oil
the city Of Rich mond shall subscribe for and on
behalf OF the city the sum Of ~ 0oO 600 10 the capt.
tai stock OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, the said subscription 10 be suDlec. 10
nhat tho chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
paoy shall Immediately pledge itself t" commence
the short-ine railroad from Richmond 10 Ch iio
railroad hall be completed and pat IN operation
to the head of steamboat navik a.ion on the Ma
nawhe river, and continue the same to completion
without unrsaso enable delay that tho bonds OF
the city shall be received in payment OF the sub
scr p ion at discount Of not over ten per centnm ;
and that said subscription shall not be bindlnS
until other responsible parties shall have sup.
scribed tbs sum Of three millions Of dollars 20 the
stock Of thssald company. ,s,-
J. Resolved That the following persons be and
are hereby appointed commissioners ana con
ductors TO supsr1tsnd The eectl9n ordered oy .ne
as to whether the CouUci! shall subscrlpe iol ana
on behalf OF the city 81 0oo 900 to the capital STOCK
OF the Chesapeake and OHIO kaltr9aa Eonpa an,s
to thu prov sions Of the existing laws applicable
to taking such vote-to wit; no
William j. Yarbrongh, p. a. Boyle, John A.:
Lacy, and Joseph Brummel, commissioners, and
"" For III. olson Nv Wsrd at the City Hall.-Messrs.
Gus,avus A. Myers, James H. Grant, Il. r. Howl
son, John It. subet. and a. P. Fox. commission.
ers, and Z. Il. Charley. conductor:
For Monroe Ward. at Thomas G. Epps's chop, on
Broad street -Messrs. N. C. lipseomb, Felix
Matthew's. a. 4. Brauder, Martin Smith, and D. N (.
Jones, commissioners, and William n. Kelley,
condu tor
.. RGSolusd That the qualified voters OF tbs
district embraced withio the limits OF the city, ~
defued by act OF Assembly PASSED the l3l oil
February 1857. to extend the limits OF the city OF
Richmond. be and are hereby auth Tor zed, In the
absenc. of other pro7is on the subject to vote
upon hits Question at any CT the precincts OF the
city that may be most conYenientto them.
W. MukTON,
an es-ltwS2;awtds Clerk CCnIcil.
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Obituary.

PoUGHKEEPsrE, N. T., September TO-
Rev. DR.. Thomas 81. Taylor, rector of
Grace church, New York city, died last
night at his summer residence at West
Point.
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EIGHT HOUR SYsTEM.-The State Car
penters and Joiners' Union of New York
have passed resolution calling on all car
penters and ioiners' unions to adopt i'm
mediately the eight hour system.
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Yellow Fever-Mortality at New Or

New ORLEANS, September 10.-There
were forty-two deaths from yellow fever
for the day ending at o'clock this morn
ing.
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Personal.

New YORK, September l0.-General D.
E. Sickles, late Of Charleston, S. c., ar
rived to-day in the steamer Manhattan.
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C. SHAFER L CO.,

MULES AND HORSES.--E
Nl Just arrived at tho EXCHANaB 49,
In s,rss, oNR HfjNDRKD YOUNG and &slll e
WILL BROKE MULES. Ahos lot OF nns I9o -
HORSES suitable for farm purposes, when WI
/ invite the attention of the tarmsrs and liAnL.
srs OF North Carolina and Virginia 70 this snRsfl6 ~
lot q ,;os d sna Ell JOHN B. DAVIS
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IRoSY.-Fornev,s Chronicle saws :.

IRoNT.-Forney's Chronicle says:
"In the last proclamation of amnesty
we have recorded another of those gross
outrages upon the Constitution and usur-
pations Of power by the President which
tend toward the establishment Of deSpot-
ism"
Forney is poking fun at Congress,
surely.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-11
shoemnkers' Strike in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, September 10 The
boot and shoemakers have struck for
twenty per cent. advance. 1t is reported
that portion of the shops have agreed to
the advance.
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an 2:-ltw&2,awtds

DOR SALE, very fine HORSE
Il gsLtls and fact In hsrness-a de. 49,
sirabIs animal Can he seen at LID lIRI>
LEY's STABLE, Eighth sreet between. ~
Main and Franklin. 50 8-Jtk
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Court Orders.

UIRGIEI4.-At Rules held in the
Clerks office for the Ci,euit. Court OF the
county OF Chesterfield on the first Monday In Au-
James Talbot. and Charles Talbot, merchants
| and partner. trading under the style and nrm Of
Talbot & ..flaintius,
against
:! William Denmead. .......Defendant,
IN ATTACHMENT.
Ths objec. Of this suit is to attach and subject
the following real estate-to wit, the lands oil Inc
dsfendaGi ST iss- 1000 acras, COMMONLY known and
called Ra.dwlns," on James river. sixteen miles
the county o q sny other
plaintiffs debt for slsss9: with Interest from the
And /. appearing by afidavit that the said Will
Ham Denmead Is non resident OF this state,
therefore It is ordered that he appear here within
and 90 what Is necessary to protect bis Interest ia
80 Tes,s: NATHAN H. cosBILL, Clerk
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
county Of Chesterfield on the frst Monday in Au-
4 j. Addingtan, who sues for the benea. OF the
Union Manufacturing Company. Plaintiff.
William Denmead.. Defendant,
IN ATTACHMENT
defendant, ssi iss- 1000 acres, commonly known
81
mile below the city OF edmond, lying and be-
ing in the county Of Ches' erield-to the payment
Of the plaintiffs debt for Ss18.l5. with interest
from the lst day OF May, 1857, ill paid And It
appearing by AFFIDAVIT that the said William Dem
m al Is nonresident of this State therefore It
Is ordered that he appear here within one month
after the due publication Of this order and do
what's necessary to protect HE interest In this
suit.
Teste:. NATHANIEL a. COGBILL. Clerk.
au 2i-Wdw
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office for the Circuit Court OF the
county Of Chesterfield on the first Monday in
August, Z. -. 1857:
Joseph A. Arnold, William II. Fiske, and David
! n. o'Brien, partners under the style OF Arnold,
Fiske plaintiffs,
against
William Denmead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Defen dant
IN ATTACHMENT.
The object Of this suit is to attach and subject
the following real estate-to wit, the lands OF the
defendant, ISL $4,000 acres, commonly known
and called =" Baldwln's " on James river, sixteen
miles below the city OF Richmond lying and
being in the county Of Chesterfield or any other
estate or debts within said county-to the pay
men OF the plaintiff, debt for 1881 49, with interest
from the 7th Of March. 1867. till paid And 1t ap-
pesring by AFFIDAVIT thar the said William Dem
mead IL non resident OF the State therefore 1t Ia
ordered tnat ha appear here within one month
after due publicati0c OF this order and do what Is
necessary to protect his interest in this suit.
Teste: NATHAN Il. CUGBlLL, Clerk.
an 22-W4w
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lyrt,, .ols 10 in successful operation from
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-11

Hon, D. @. DsJarnette is in Washington.
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September 2, 1857. CHARLES SIMPSON.

In retiring from the hardware business 1t affords
me pleasure to recommend to my former patrons
lny successors, Messrs. SIMPSON & BROTHER,
as in every way entitled to their confidence and
patronage. JOHN n. VAN LEW.
September 1887. Sc Aim
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ss.- NEW HOUSE IN RICH.


MOND, VA.-SIMPSON BROTHER, formerly
Of Lynchburg, Va, respectfully inform their
former customers, the citizens OF Richmond, and
the public generally, that they have purchased
the entire and valuable stock of HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, SADDLERY, &c., OF Mr.. John n. Van
Lew, No. 1918 Main street, to which they will
shortly make large additions, making the most
complete and extensive assortment In this trade.
In resuming our former business again we shall
offer such inducements as to merit we hope, q full
SHARE Of the public patronage.
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Groceries. 90.

NEW NO. l BAY MACKEREL, of
~ thu new catch, In kits quarter barrels, and
barrels, Just received at
IsBON BENEDICT & CO.'S,
Tim Main and Eighth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-19

ADJOURNMENT OF THE COURTS.
To-day being Good Friday. mono of tho Courts Oh
this district Will DO open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-19
PERSONAL.

William Lloyd Garrison will sail for Europe, May g.
The annual sermon before the Ancient and Honor
able Artillery Company OF Boston will be preached this
year by tho Rev. Dr.. Samuel osgood OF New-fork.
Dr. Storrs of Brooklyn will preside at the centen-
NAL anniversary Of tho founders Of Wston Seminary
Easthampton Mass This VIII on the list OF July
when Pros Cyrus Norhrop OF YALE and Tyler OF Amherst
will make addresses.
It is stated by The ChdmbrSbHrg Repository as q
veritabo fact that Paul Dlshong Of Belfast Township
Fulton County recently sold his wife and children 70
churn peddler named James Wilson for the sum OF 81 In
cash approved country produce. me repository pub
fishes the written agreement OF the parties To tat erect
Miss Slide and her sister, Madame Erlanger, have
made a splendid appearance during the Partisan ball
season. At Madame de Moustiers, Madame Eranger
represented the Angel Of War. and Roslna sde the
phytrie. Ma Hitchcock avery pretty American lady,
Illustrated the Derby In the garb OF a jockey
Benjamin, Ex-Rcbel Secretary of State, has re-
ceived compliment on his ability advocate In the
English courts from Sir Ftzroy Kelley Lord Chief Baron
Of the Court OF Exchequer The strength OF MT Benla-
min always lay in the law, and not In law breaking
The London Sunday Times rapurously, but critically
avows that Walt Whitman combines tho freedom and
plosophic flavor OF Emerson which altogether Is " q
combination and form, Indeed"
Miss Kate Bateman MRS. Crowl, the actress is
rapidly recovering from dangerous Illness. caused
by poison which had infused itself into her system some
months ago when having q tooth tlled.
Ex-senator John d. Phelan, late OF the Confeder-
ae Congress himself in favor Of accepting the
terms Of the Military Government bill.
Theophilus Ash. q colored man, was lately elected
q member OF the Town Commissioners OF Plymouth, in
the County Of Washington and State Of North Carolina.
A correspondent OF The Norfolk Journal explains that
"some buffalo put the OF Ash his ticket as
oeconcerng dodge to the negro vote for him
self and Ash thus unexpectedly elected He Is SAID
to Dc hc best OF the four white baOcs chosen WIN
him; but what white buffaoes are Is not clear.
Eleven years have elapsed since The London Morn
ing issued the first number twelve years since The
DaIy Telegraph began the world and twenty.one years
since The Daily heIcs began, with Messrs Bradbury and
Evans propretors with Charles Dickens for the chlef
editor with Douglass Jcod assistant editor with Al
hauy Fonbanque aud John Forster among the leading
writer's with "Fafer Prout" "a Roman correspondent,
with Mr. George IIogarh Mr. Dickcnss f,thernlaW) as
musical critic with Dir. X. ii. Horn, the poet. as Irish
Famine COMMISSIONER with Mr.. Dickens, senior. man
agcr staff of parliamentary reporters
London John Forster is NJ. p and an essaylst of
some fame Richard Henry Horne, charming csssyst,
and the author Of the noble epic Orion settled some
year, ago ia Australia 1ere his genius has won him tho
place OF sage and leader or tie rest cycr1 body has
heard.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1867

haste NJ the beginning Of his performance wore OF
sneedily and he gave us ID Prore'zd with clear high
sPpDitnne and n breadth IL feeling which is rare. Mt
Poznansk can play many things better than the star
sranrIed Banner variations OF Wednesday night-the
oh payed Carnival OF Venice, Tor Instance, Tor lie Is
skllml player to say the least
Mr. Theodore Thomas sailed for Paris yesterday
TO tie loss Of music here and to It's gain broad On the
eve Of his departure his entire orchestra gave him what
must be recorded monster OF serenades lie goes 10
nrone 10 take charge OF the American department. or
music at the great Exhibition and will produce under his
own conduct number OF fireworks, symphonic ana ot-
crrlse OF the lato distinguished American composer,
WioIn H. Fry Some Of these works have been obtained
from his brothers In Philadelpha others among me scores
known musical litterateur.
Mr. Marotzek makes special announcement OF
having engaged another celebrity, Sonora Angela Pc
ralta whose in Milan and Havana he tens US
have been extraordinary On Thursday evening sonora
Peralta WIN make her first appearance In term OF tnree
nights That she has been highly Landed by the MeMca
and Uavanese public, OF late, Will lmpart soue n'oio''
to q promising debut.