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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-08-19

THE MONUMENT HOTEL FOR
KENT-We offer for rant the M0NU- -
MENT HOTEL, situated at the corner OF E:;H
Ninth and Grace streets. facing Capltnls1s4
Square. 1t is of the most elisibly-located
hotels in the city.
au l4-eodIt GUBbS y WILLIAMS.
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TOR RENT, Il SMALL HOUSE Oh
E Canal street near First. II contains e.
fhrae rooms has good yard, and spring f1:4
of good water on the premises. Apply to -A
- o HENRY KARI,
au17-3t* corner Byrd and First streets.
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Court Orders.

vIRGINIA.-At Rules held in tho
v Clerks OIL CO Of the Circnit Court Of the -, ,
or Richmond, August 9Th, 1857,
Charles II Baker...... Plaintiff
william r. Clarke and Hiram N Ranney. f,Io,
tenants and partners in farming. -. Defendant
The object 0, thi. salt 1T. Is to recover ays,,.,h.
defendants certain damages. which are laid In n !,
plaintiffs declaration at four hundred dollar.
And affidavit having been made thai s the defend.
required to appear within one month after t1,
publication hereof and do what is necessary to
protect their interests In this snt.
' GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN. DC.
BERRY q. aus-Piw
VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks 9th CO Of the Circuit Court Of the eity
Of Richmond, Augusts 1867
National Exchange Bank Of Richmond, Virginia
Piantg
A. E. Nerrick and George H. .Psnfeld, late pa,,.
nsrs doing business nnder the style and arm d.
rs CASE.
The object OF this suit 10 TO recover against tn
defendants certain damages which are lad In The
plaintiff declaration at one III ousand dollars.
And affidavit having been made that the defend.
ants not residents OF this State. they are re.
quired to appear here within one month after d1s
publication hereof and do what 10 necessary 10
protect their interests in this suit.
GEORGE H.. CHRlSTlhE, d. G..
JOHNSTON & WILLIAMS, p. a au s-F.w
V1RG1NIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Court OF the county OF Sc.
comac on the first Monday in July. D. 1867, the
same being the frs. day Of the raid month:
John o. pla.ntE
against
Littleton Dennis. John q Dennis, Mary Dennis
and Lucy Dennis, children OF John II DENIM.
deceased, and James q. Dennis and George
Z. Dennis, tustees for the use OF said chill.
Defendants
IN CHASCBRY AND uPoS An ORDER OF ATTACHMENT
RETURNED LEVIED
The object OF this suit IL to obtain decree for
the sale OF so much o! certain mill property, with
the houses, fixtures, and appurtenances thereto
belonging, as lies in the said comfy, which pro-
perty was devised by John q. Dennis, deceased
TO the defendants, James U. Dennis and Gaorge K
Dennis in trust for the use ofthe other defendants.
and for payment out OF ths proceeds arising from
such sale 10 the plaintiff Of the sum OF so 10, with
interest thereon from the 23d day Of August, A. H.
1862 for articles furnished for the use OF said mill
properly and for money advanced for the payment
OF laborers engaged at said mills. II appearing
from an affidavit fled amongst the papers In this
suit that the defendants are not residents OF this
State. on the motion Of the plaintiff, by his coun.
sell it is ordered that the defendants do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what is necessary TO protect
their interests and that this order be Published
once week for four successive weeks in the Dis-
1atch a newspaper Published in the city OF Rich.
mond, and also posted at the front door Of 'ha
court. house OF this county on the first day Of the
next term Of the said court.
A copy-Teste
~ lo-F4w J. w. elliott, c. A. c.
VIRGIL l a AT rules held in the
Y Clerks office OF the Circuit Court OF Glnuces-
rba Nrst in nat ba.
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A GOOD PLANTATION FOR RENT
arrangements in contemplation for the next year,
propose renting out the place upon which they
now live, near Liberty Mills, Orange county,
Good improvements upon the place, and growing
crops promising ANY one desiring TO rent. can
buy upon the place all Live Stock, Plantation
Tools, Implements and Provisions desired. OPP
portunity to seed wheat granted. Address, at
Liberty Mills, Orange county,
jy 25-1m BACON HARMS.
TOR RENT, the FIRST FLOOR above
Il our store, J. BLAIR, Druggist, liza
SIS Broad street. T..H
jy6-ts E4@
EOR RENT, the HOUSE at present
Il occupied by Mr.. George l.. Bidgood, on kA
NJ ain street between Third and Fourth. Pos f.:E
session given immediately. 1t will be put in S4&
perfect order. Apply to
je 20 PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
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TOR RENT, Il pretty little BRICK
Il HOUSE containing four rooms, with Ia
kitchen of two rooms, and water in the yard, E;;H
on the south side of Clay street between l22.
Di''A IsBELL & DAVIS,
aul7-2t opposite spotswood Hotel.
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nor RENT.-To good and careful
Il tenant will rent my HuUSE, on Leigh kSA
between Eighth and Ninth streets, contain E::iE
ing tan rooms, with all the modern improve [9 -
tar,ns annIv n L. S. MASSIE,
- !; Az 1908 Main street.
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Real Estate for Sale.

BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneeri
and Real Estate Agents
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TOR RENT, HOUSE CORNER
Il Broad and Nineteenth streets, No. 2l4, -
containing ten rooms. Gas and water. APP t.E
nly To- ANDREW JOHNSTON, .sssA
at Messrt. Paine Co.'s,
pr1-1n zoos Main street.
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TOR RENT, the desirable and convc-
Il nient DWELLING over Messrs. bee -
gieston 4 Gates's store. corner Eighteenth E.fE
and Main streets, containing ten roohs' A-on.
kitchen, water, etc.
Also, STORE and DWELLING on the nortn sac
OF Main near Twenty-third street sultaole ioi
any business. r,,to,h
klso, DWELLING on Main between Twentlelh
and Twenty frst s,reets over Mr.. Brannon store,
containing eight rooms, kitchen, ana water ou 'H'
premises. mo,ty
Also, small BRICK DWELLING on Twenty
anniv 70 LYHE BROTHER,
an iaat Real Estate Agents.
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CTORE FOR RENT-A large, new,
- and desirably located STORE rs by loo AA
feetl on Main street can be treated for pr- ETs
vately Ground floor and cellar only: Ad-IA
dress Box 825, Richmond, or apply at NO. l3io main
street. du i'--''
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DOR RENT, FOUR ROOMS over the
Il store No. 1908 Franklin street between kgA
Seventeenth and Eighteenth. Rent low to E,;E
a good tenant. Inquire in the store. AsA
IA 1Jr
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auction Sales.
ByE.B. Cook Aucsio ,l,se' .,roo,,
o.rror and Franklin streets.

~-~~<--~~-~--SN~~,
FUTURE DAY.
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A copy-Tess:
an l3-Tu1w JOHN :. COohE, II. 4.


tics that on the l4th day of September, 1867, al
Gloucester Courthouse, between the hours OF 10
o.clock in the forenoon and six O'Clock in the
afternoon, Shall proceed to take the dispositions
of certain witnesses. to be read a. evidence In 4
suit now depending In the Circuit Court %, Chou
cester county, in which l am plaintiff and You
and others are defendants
IL from any cause the taking OF the said d-pss'
tions shou Id not be commenced, or If commenced,
they should not be completed on that day, the
taking Of the same will be continued from time %
time at the same place and between tue sam"
hours until completed.
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By Harrison, Goddin & hppersOn, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
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James F Bower and Ruth j.. his wiia, and George
=. Hill and RhOda B., his wife. Appellee.
The object Of this suit Is 10 reverse decree pro-
nounced by the Circuit Court Of Aibemarle county.
And 1t appearing by affidavit made and died that
the above named GeorseP. Hill and Rhoda y. his
wife are non residents Of this State, they are re-.
uuired to appear here within one month after due
publication hereof, and do what 10 necessary -
prot ect tn cir int rests in this suit.
Teste
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TOR RENT, DWELLING over b III q
Il Smiths barber shop. on Seventeenth "a
street between Main and FRANKLIN, contain E.sN
ins ON tootN'' ''' LINEN BROTHER,
anlo-2t Real Estate Agents
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Respectfully, etc,
An l3-Tu4w PAULINE A. BLACkB0RN.

VIRGINIA.-In the Clerks office Of
v the Supreme Conrt OF Appeals at Richmond,
on the I'D day Of July, 1857
Hiram Hill. John Kodes, Charles Bibb, and Ro
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EOR RENT, the large and deslrao.e
+ BRICK FAMILY RESIDENCE on the IA
northeast corner OF Twenty-seventh u, ana "a ss3H
Broad streets, which contains some elHh' a1dan
nine rooms nd double kitchen, stable. ga IA, hast
and we'll of fac water. This is amongst tne uos'
residences in that portion Of the city; 5Gt
apply to LIZ Va r,ato igents
er,o a. cornor Fifteenth and Fran kiln streetH.
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DOR BOSTON-First vessel to sail on
l. THURSDAY.-The superior fast sailing -tr-
schooner YOUNG TEaSER, BURGER mas [Tess
ter, hay ing the larger portion Of her cargo go go
freight apply to CROWELL i CURRIE,
an l9-4t corner Eighteenth and Cary streets
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TOR LIVERPOOL, the A l Ship
IL WHITE JACKET" Captain TRsvEL- ~
LICK. For freight of three hundred hogs As[
heads tobacco, or passage, apply to ~
jy 2S-eodts iCASklE i BROTHERS..
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FOR LONDON:-The fine ship HER
f. MANN, Captain KCHLAANy, having ~
reached City Point, is now ready to COM x1sE
mence loading for the above-namsd port. NJ.
For balance Of freight of leaf or manufactured
tobacco apply TO
saw NOTING j. KOHLER
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auction Sales.

FUTURE DAY.
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Yours, &c.,
~ 3o-swTI4w LOUISA G. WILKINS.
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NIRGINIA.-At Rules held in tn"
Y Clerks Office of the Court OF the County d.
Accomac on the first Monday in July, A. b. l'sI
the same being the first day OF the said month
William S. Byrd and William G. Slocum. admin.
istratoIs OF the personal estate Of Thomss s!o-
cum, deceased. plaintiffs,
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TOR RENT, FRAMED HOUSE on
4 Duval street near the church, contain ~
tanning We rooms kitchen, and all neces- e:iE
sai' ou'' LYME & BROTHER,
Real Estate Agents,
corner Fifteenth and Franklin streets
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ITO MR.. AUGUSTUS VAN WICK

Yours &c, RE LEWIS
jy 3o-swTu!w by b. A. LEWIS, his attorney
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Litt -ton Dennis, John q. Dennis, Mary Dennis,
and Lucy Dennis children Of John II. Dennis,
deceased, and James U. Dennis and George Z.
Dennis, trustees for the Of said chill
dram U.fsulaul-
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Littleton Dennis, John Q. Dennis, Mary Dennis
and Lucy Dennis, children OF John II Dennis,
deceased, and James q. Dennis and George
K. Dennis, justices for the use OF said chill
dren...................... Defendants.
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Real Estate Agents and AuctioneelS'
corner Wall and franklin streets.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05
SrAUscH AND TRuE.-Marin county did nobly at

SrAUNcH AND TRUE.-Marin county did nobly at
the late election, giving Gorham larger major
ity than it did Low four years ago. The Marin
County Journal, Jealous and able Republican
paper. contributed largely to this result. 1t
seems that the Democrats feel rather vindictive
toward the Journal for its activity and energy in
the fight, and threaten to start an opposition
paper to squelch the gallant and fearless Repub-
lican organ. To this threat the Journal thus
de6antly replies:
Threats have been made by Democrats to
withdraw their patronage from the Journal, and
thereby cause its early demise for the reason that
it SO strenuously upheld the principles of the
Union party in the late campaign. All right
All that we ask of those who have made such
threats is to come forward, pay their bills and
do as they have threatened. 1t will be the only
chance of getting money from some of them"
There is the unmistakable ring of pluck and
principle about that, and we suspect the Union
men of Marin county will not suffer the Jonrnal
to be squelched.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

FANNY FERN ON HEALTHY ExERcIsE.-Fanny
Fern thinks it ought to be considered u disgrace
to be sick, confidently adding &c am fifty-fre
and feel at times as if l were just made. To
be sure was born in Maine where the timber
and the human race last but don't eat pastry,
nor candy, nor ice-cream. | own stout boots
pretty ones too. | have a waterproof cloak
and no diamonds like nice bit of becfsteak
and glass of ale, and anybody else who wants
it may eat pap. 60 to bed at ten and get up at
six. dash out in the rain because it feels good
ir my face. | don't care for my clothes, but
will be well and after l am buried, warn you,
don't let any fresh air or sunlight down my
coffin, if you don't want me to get up" We
suppose Mr.. Parton will have that final injunc-
ton piously carried out.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

Rev. o. P. FITzGERALD.-The Alta is not sat-
isfed that Fitzgerald not rebel. 1t says
&c The Rev. o. P. Fitzgerald is out with card
denying the statement that he is " a violent sec
tarian,'' as charged by the Alta. He is also ex-
pict in his denial of the allegation that he is a
secessionist as has been reported by other jour
nails in this State. AS for the sectarianism o
the reverend gentleman he is the editor Of the
Spectator, we'll known the California organ o.
the Methodist Church South. The violence o.
his sectaranism appears in every weekly issue
of his paper As to the other charge, we car
only say that there are now no secessionists IN
this State-the war is over. But Mr.. Fitzgerald
was q candidate for State Superintendent in
| 1862, against SWEET, Republican, and Stevenson,
Union Democrat and if there any seces-
sonsm in California then it in the platform
of the Mcconnell party that ran Fitzgerald.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

COMING DowY TO FINE THIyGs.-A writer who
visited the factory of the American Watch Com
pany at Waltham, Mass, describes the machine
ry employed in making the fine parts of the
watch. Their nice minuteness is Incredible 1t
is the crowning miracle of modern mechanism.
The little scales in our national mints will weigh
Is, 1000 part of an ounce of gold; but these au
tomaton watchmakers are greater marvels.
Here are instruments cutting threads invisiJIe to
the naked eye, into screws, of which 300, 900
weigh only pound Here are exquisite sap
phire knives cutting metallic shavings of which
5000 are required to make one inch in thick
ness Here microscopic diamond drills bor-
ing into jewels holes like a needle point Here
are inventions for measuring as well-machines
which determine the 10 900 part Of an inch, in
pivot or jewel hole, as easily and unerringly as
the carpenters rule measures one foot on a stick
of timber.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

A WARN1NG-Union men of California should
take warning by what is transpirlng around
them at home and abroad, and be up and doing
to redeem this State from the disgrace into which
it has fallen Let them awake from the dream
life which now distinguishes them and with the
opening of their eyes to the accommodating dan
gers which threaten them, throw brighter col
oring into their expression, which, meeting those
of their brethren on the Eastern slope, will give
them new hope that all is not lost on the Paclhc
border. In the face of what is going on at WASH
ington in view of the fact that the purleus of
Secessia and Rebeldom sending the most
corrupt of their gang back to this State to fasen
them selves upon its political and financial VI
tails in view of the circumstances attending the
election just passed. it would be an lneflaceaoie
stain upon the entire organization and the state
to permit the opposition any longer to grow Ju-
biant over our unfortunate differences. In the
election and triumphant victory OF Currey and
SWEET, the means are in our hands to give
check to the rebel and traitor emigration which
is preparing to resume foothold IN California
What more do Union men require to nerve them
to proper sense of their duty and desire
again to be united and strong, than the mere an
nouncement that that infamous and disgraced
old man. William ". Gwin, has set sail from New
York for California, and will be here IN season
to assist his party in that struggle which VIII be
decisive as to the political status OF the state
Let Union men remember that this pardoned
| tTdltOr W MS CouHliy MI nag nv ih'o'I"-
tons, left this port in disgrace and contempt
amid the groans, misses and execrations of his
| fellow -ctizens. Let them recolect that he was
denounced as of those instrumental in the
killing of Broderick, and that in the penttude
of his arrogance and hate, he stated publicly
that he regretted that Terry had stepped be-
tween Broderick and himself, rs he considered
the former was " his meat" Let Union men re-
member that the patriotic ashes of Brokerick,
who said on his dying bed - that he was killed
because he opposed to the extension Of
slavery" repose in and enrches the sacred soil
Of Lone Mountain; that Baker, and Tracy, and
Grant lie there entombed, and that Gwin will
once more set his foot where his repusive sha-
dow may reach their graves; let them recollect
that had California been true to her traditions,
her instincts and her real sentiment, the tidings
of victory of the enemies of the country and
the constitution would never have served as the
load-stone to attract such corruption as William
NJ. Gwin to these shores again.-.San Francisco
| Spirit of the Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05
NUMBER 80.
Harvests on Historic Fields.

Three years ago the battles breath
Swept fiery hot across the plain;
And steadily the reaper Death,
With cruel carnage in his train,
Marched thro' the serried ranks that stood
Unwavering and cut them down;
While field and farm. and hill and wood,
Grew dark beneath the battles Town.
The cannon thundered In their wrath,
The musket rang with volleys there;
The loud shell cut its trackess path,
And burst with fury in the air;
And thickly by the trodden way,
In dyke and field, by level rows
or trampled corn, Deaths harvest lay
Friend close by friend and foe with foes
To-day another harvest stands
Where once Death trod the bleeding plain,
Ripe for the rcaper's ready hands
That bind in sheaves the golden grain;
Afar the sheltered farmhouse sleeps
Embowered in the shade, while Ger the mound,
In pitying growth the wild vine creeps,
Where rifles rang with deadly sound
Up from her covert starts the quail,
As CHANGING on her hidden nest
The farmer lad, with noisy hail.
Spies quick thought that speckled breast,
And low and sweet the echoes call;
While from the blue sky overhead
In mellow radiance flooding all
The golden light of peace is shed.
-Hdrrer's Weekly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

THE Democrats are terribly down on - a
preacher who opens his mouth to say a single
word on politics, and Immediately denounce him
as " bloodhound of Zion" Now they are run
ming political preacher for Superintendent of
Public Instruction, who believes slavery a
divine institution with its selling of human be-
ings, women-whipping, family separations and
concubinage. .-Yreka Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05
Why He DID Ir.-Tbe Woodland Neus explain!

Why He DID Ir.-The Woodland News explains
in the following why a Chinaman committed
suicide by jumping from the Sacramento and
Yolo bridge just previous to the election =" He
attended the Democratic meeting at this place
the night before, and heard the speaking o.
Johnson, Holden, Bigler and Goods he heard
each of them declare that the Chinaman was
bound to be elevated to their level Fearing
that such might be the case he determined tc
die in preference to standing such elevation
as he was threatened with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

THE Lewiston Journal tells the following A
sturdy little four-year-old boy was travelling up
the street the other day, in very independent
don t-care-ative manner, when he was met and
accosted by young lady who knew him. The
little fellow deigned reply, which caused the
young lady to remark: - Why, Charlie, don't
you know me ?" Young America very dignifed-
ly responded 81 don't know anybody, I'm O
policeman'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

RUM's DoINGs-Chapain Ives stated at the
Auburn New York; State Prison, not long ago.
that be he been chaplain of the prison ioI or of
years, and he firmly believed that If the "hurn
intoxicating liquors could be stoPpedf pc five years
and Clinton prisons could be useu -
from now for agricultural colleges
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

We cannot conceive why Governor Low does
not Immediately convene the Legislature. His
duty as the loyal Governor of loyal State, the
ruling power of which is about to pass into the
hands of party which will undoubtedly mis-
represent the sentiment of majority of the peo-
pie of the State, is plain. 1t is of more interest
to the people to have the constitutional amend
ments adopted than all the laws that can posi-
bly, be passed at any regular session Of the Leg
islature -Meadop Lake Sun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

EVERY elector in the State in favor of breaking
up our admirable school system, and introduc-
ing Zach. Montgomery's diosyncracies, will
vote for the Rev. 0. P. Fitzgerald. Our SUBJ
stantial citizens, the fathers of children now en-
joying the benefits of our admirable common
schools, without regard to their " democratic
prejudices, will vote for John Swett.-Aarysuille
Appedl
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05
Weekly Trinity Snmrnal.

81 County W,srraafs and 6rsenbAcks taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-10-05

RonERT OrrARsoN, who had been insane for
thirty years, recovered his senses on his death
bed, and conversed intelligently of occurrences
that transpred the day and week previous to
his insanity, making inquiries about yoke OF
oxen which he had valued, of the work on the
farm and of old neighbors who had been dead
for years, while intervening space was perfect
blank in his memory, died lately at Springfield,
Penn