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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

REMEMBER THE ORPHAS.-This evening,
al the FIRST Baptist church, the Rev: DR..
McCabe will deliver the second of the
course OF lectures which he, without pay,
is generously giving for the benefit OF the
educational fund of the Masonic Academy
We trust that 10 will have large audi
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MuIes unG Horses for safe

-ss y l.2s ASU dCherf,.-s
"a Ius: arrived Al tn gYCH4 EGsN fST5ss
Lively AND sALG STABLES, Frank
lin ..rset, ONE HuIDEED YOUNG and 1cksarkss
We'll -DRDhA acLhs. A4sos lot of AEs oCAO
EOgsEs suiEaole fo- t.rm p1rpoaeH, wish viii
col! st fair prices.
Ilny,re the sttent'oil OF tho .armers kGd plant.
Gre OF North Garoius snd T!rstnie 20 thi, superior
lot q. s;ocx and promise them sstis!as.!on ,As 20
spsl!.y snd pEee. lie fs-.l !oHE z. DAVIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

AaREsrs.-But one arrest vas reported
yesterday. Susan Mosby and Judy Mar
shall NEGRO girls were locked up on the
complaint of Lizzie Jackson, who charged
them with assault and battery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

The falling eyesish is improved and preserved
by those superior pebble Spsctacles OF DIR. FRANK
LIZ, the optician. os Main street. They are Of
fered al reduced prices. Also, fac microscopes,
thermometers, opera glasses, etc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

ANOTHER PARDON. Governor par
doncd yesterday Harrison Spear negro),
convicted of larceny in the County Court
of Albemarle, and sentenced to one years
Imprisonment in the penitcntiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

Ex- President PAWS and General Leo paid a
visit to H9es i Co.'S Photograph GalloT! and sat
for their portraits. and the result. was perfect
success. The pictures are pronounced the best yet
AIKEN Of those distng nish I'D gentlemen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

GRAFTON AND DEBATE.-The Church
Hill Literary Society hold their monthly
public meeting tonight. An oraton will
be delivered by II. A. Atkinson, Jr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

A little girl seeking celestial information
asked her mother: "Have angels wings =
g Ths nnsuspecting mamma, full Of memo
res of pictures and tradttloes, aIsm .i
ed: "Certainly they have" otra'ghIway INV"
Young luquisitive sprung her Trap: inaa nat
what did they want LADDER LOT 70 81.
down to Jacob ?" Mammals answer ,I.. Is nE1
recorded, but the chances are 1hat slortly .a
after discovery was made Of the tact that
Vonng Inouisitive's bedtime was at mana.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

JUIHE BURNHAM's CoURT.-ln this court
yesterday Henry King was arra1gned on
an Indictment for grand larceny, and SEN
fenced to the pcnitcntiary for one year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

SOUTHERN PLANTER.-The December
number Of this journal is received, con-
tanning much seasonablc and useful matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

Original pictures OF Jef-rson Davis and General
Lee are for sale at Rees Co.'S Price: For
caTte lie ciSite, 25c. Tor sXio inch, $50; for
i6x2O inch, 81. These pictures require no re-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

UNITED STATES vs.. STI-LL, DAVIS &
BruuNEL.-This case in the Circuit Court
has been dismissed upon the payment of
$3.50 and costs by the defendants. The
name of Mr.. Brumnel was omitted in our
report yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PRESIDISG.-This court met at
3 o'clock yesterday, but adjourned imme-
diatclv to meet at the same hour to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

NUMEROUS WARRANTS N BANKRUPTCY
Fifty warrants in bankruptcy were yester-
day placed in the hands of the Unted
States Marshal in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

AUDACIoUs RoBBERY.-On Wednesday
morning at about l o'clock brick was
thrown through the window OF Shlpley,
Roane s. Co.'s clothing establishment, and
before the clerk, who was sleeping in the
store, could get up, q thief succeeded in
grabbing six pair Of pants, and, pulling
them through the window, got of with his
booty. The daring rascal has not been
caOpht
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Lost. Strayed, and Found,


cnO REWARD.-Stolen from Jude's
OLU ferry, in Powhatan, on the nightA,
OF the 18th OF November one black mars sSSgyA
MULE, i've or six Y ears old cat hammed, TyH
white mark on the back OF the eafs $50
caused by The bridle fresh sore on the
back and small sore the right shoulder, hair
rubbed otf left shoulder. | will pay $50 reward
for her delivery to me at Jude's larry
dso-ot RlGHAkD D. CARTER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

WooD's CAsTALIAS CRE.M is row the Leading
hair dressing and tonic wherever known. For
sale BY ALI drrggi-ta.
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Court ORDERS.
CohMtssIosgX's OFFICE,
n Nn~.n,h.r IA isf7


RICHMOND, November ?6, 1857. :
UGUST AND DAVIS. TRUSTEES,
N &c., ps. STANLEY AND AIS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
Bya dscree entered in this canse on the lsih OF
November 1867 1.-The court doth sdIudge, order,
and decree tn At Thomas J. Evans, ESD. one OF the
COMMIT ssioners OF this court. do take proof OF All
debts claimed TO be due from the frm OF stanley
4 Ghatfse. and that in taking such proof ne IN.
quire whstber such debts were contracted lor ana
on behalf OF said partnership, and are legally snd
All parties and persons interased arc hereby
Motif, d that | havs liked on MONDAY the
day OF December, 1897, at 10 o'clock I'M. a. me
time and my oitice no $40 franklin street, In IN
city Of Richmond, as the place, to take PROOF OF
the debts AS directed by said decree Al whlch
time and place all parties and persons interested
viii att.ni with proofs necessary to enable me 20
execute the said dscfee.
THOMAS ). EVANS,
no Pilot Commissioner in Chancery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

North AND SoUTH.-We publish re-
markable letter this morning from a
" Cape Cod man." who signs himself
H Yank''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
Books, Stationery, &c.

NERY DESIRABLE Fox THE
Y HobIDATS.- Just received at No. III Broad
street large and varied assortment OF beautiful
and elegant articles suitable for CHaISTM MAS,
WSDDISG. and BiHTH- DAY PRESENTS.
PsRFUMSD sTATiONEkY BOXES, containing
note pauer and envelopes to match.
Beautifully bound rEAYER and HYMN
BOOKS Also BIBLES.
GAMES, lLLUNINATBn PR1MrRs, LADIES'
BOOKS, and MlRROES UF FASHION.
Also. a full line or STATIONERY and SCHOOL
BOOKS For sale at CRUTCHFIELUs,
ds5 No. I'll Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
Marine Ilte{LjgeNce.
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER s. 1867.

MINlATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 6, lso7.
Sun rises..........7lI II Moon sets. q
Sun sets.........4 ij Hi x h tide...........l2Oa u Oa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
T9ss;Ery7.ce Companies


IN II. WALKER ~ CO.,
~. sUCCE SOEs To O. +. BRESEE, ESQ.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE lOi4 MAIN STREET,
srst door east Of post Office under Messrs. K. q.
Marry i Co.
Buildings mercha disc, furniure. and persona
property OF a! klnd., in the city or country, IN
snred aGainbt loss ur damage by ro at the low est
rates in cor .antes of the highest standing.
Losses eG uitebly adi iusteG and promptly paid.
Marine and INLAND Insurance. aiso efectea al
-rrrart no 22-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

HENRICO County CoURT.-The Common
wealth docket was called yesterday and
several cases Of felony continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

CPECIAL .NNTlCF.-NOH-E EXPLO-
W. Lp.-W- have just received Ine !. EW PA.
TINT LAMPS for our SOE-tYPL' rLL.
We also have k5R osSE OIL, Lamps, GLOBES,
and SHADES, ~ low prices.
GeOaGG w CAIY CO,
No Is Thirteenth street.
dsa hex old stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
StOves, IS2aaU0re, &c.


HOUS IKE EPER'S, LOOK TO
Ill YOUR IErEREsT-Buy at the old estsb-
lI.Led Stove TINWARE, and PLUMBING ES-
TABLisHMENT, $50 Brosd dstreet-
MOUNTCASTLE's.
stovas OF every description repaired and made
good as new.
goohng, Gas f,.ing and Plumbing. no le
JUST RECEIVED, all sizes OF the
- MORNING. GLORY HEATING STOVE, Tor
parlors, stores, and Offices.
~ 2l GREGORY & Co, 14l7 Main street
EUST RECEIVED, THE GEM IL
u Illuminated 0As-BURNER FIREPLACE
STOVES, for heating the hrst, second, and third
storiss by one hre. GREGoEf CO..,
xa2l l4l7 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

| rp hND ISOE : y f, A M
Fi- EG, 'or cotton worlo~, aad paper mills,
.,.. a'vsmDo1ts, ioe"!aorives, &c, mauaiac-
rr .",i Der ead ior sale IL the Eiehre"n" Cop,
B a.. tr4ss "orkr, Cary between El?hth ana
t.!fset. AKN0ii pIskE q 90
cIFE ~HInDIE(S me- De aad repaired.
gL.. flk"En and BEAEg CASTING made TO
.! lsoFt no!iee nos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
8jtllmontl Ilispatcll.
FRIDAY............DE DECEMBER c, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM
blNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTTER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

Tn STORE AID FOR SALE,
900 barrels extra BAKERS FLOUR,
so barrels RYE FLOUR,
200 half barrels WOODS FAMILY ROE HEB.
RlNGS,
1900 bushels prime BEIGHT OATS, .
500 bales prime NEW YORK Hay,
Half bale NEW HOPS.
Always on hand, supply Of MILL FEED,
CORN, and MEAL. L. POWERS,
no2l l5I0 Main street, near Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

MUTUAL LIFf; ] ~ (, II R & N G q
NJ COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH SURPLUS OVER..............S25,o ,oo0,co0.
This is not Joint stock company. bnt every dol
lar Ct its vast aCcCInG latlon - the property oi tue
insured ard an annual dividend, watch can be
policy holders.
This Company has ieen II existence for twenty
i've years, ana Is noE - receipt OF :" l-rHer IN
come than anv company either IL r!.gland or
America, thus giving to the insured i.ie amplest
assuraEco Of its reliahllity and security.
Tho - a UTITkU LIFE receives ani pays In
CASH ONLY and lis assets are so invested - bonds
:. ID mortgages as 10 place its po!fcy-holdars be-
vond the reach Of any monetary depreciation or
D. Il. WaLKEE {; Co. Agents,
lul! Main street.
prJ g. McCAw Medical Examiner. no22
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
Steamers.

E0R NEW YORK-"LD DOMINION
splendid new side VIII eel steamships >x@sa
AhbEG GhkLE, SARATOGA, HAT -%ELs..-xsssI59
TERAS, NIAGARA, and vI&GiNiA. .syfssss yfssseSsa ss8
leave New York for Richmond direct every W ED.
every TUESDAY and sATUkDAY. '''1
expressly for this route they have splendid I Gt
sai, ons and staterooms and the fare, accommo.
datons. and attention. arr unsurpasse1
20 us shipped by this line are landed regularly
NotS nST rrs9 1@rk on ,he GSmpaRy covered pier
insnrance effected st lowest rates when ordered.
tleights for points beyond New York forwarded
tnal expenses incurred.
= The steamers for Charleston. Savannah. New
Orleans, and other southern ports, leave from tho
promptly transferred without exposure
AG*Srs.-N l.. McCrsady president, Greenwich
Wes citS SyPos Poia and 6d ps,srs asa
burg T, II. webb, Norfolk. Va ~ ~
freight ssSuss EsSiase AYKEs sHsly ' CO.. Agents
de- corner Main and Eleventh streets.
PHILADELPHIA, EICHMO ONU
4 AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP s~-.
LIN Steamers NORFOLK and >rSFgsSS
;a;LEXANpRiA. Ill ,L,G;1 composing this Sse5s.
SATURDAY, and Richmond every fHlDAY, alter
IN ssHhssSs ssS ysS
bills o! lading signed through.
passaGe to Phiiade!phia. ineluding meals and
oc 5l--ts 0fice No. 2425 on the Dock
EOR P>LaIKA. FLA, sAVANs
4 NAP, Ga, VA FEENANDINA, "a N5V, !,
JACESONVILLE, PICOLATA, ANT ri-Zua6u0
All. LANbIN GS ON THE ST 2EZ1xgl<-as
JOHNS RiVER.-The splendid
STEAMER "DICTATOR."
1000 tons burthon.
Captain Louis N. CoxyTTzR,
Will sail from Middle Atlantic wharf, Charleston
) g. for the above places every TUESDAY
NIGHT at 2 o'clock, connecting with the Georgia
Orleans.
For freight or passage apply TO
J. L. AIKEN II CO.. Agents,
oc 2l-3m Charleston b. G.
TOR EOEFCLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
JAMES RfVER.-Tos faKt erj els EsszGal<.,> .
sInL staames john SYLVESTEk ssE.asssSG.sSE
CAPTAIN z. G. GIFPoSD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for aDove-Dam9s
places on MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRlDAi
It $50 o'clock a. M., and return on TuesGHy,
Thursday, and Saturday.
PASSENGERS arrive st NORFOLK IN TIM u
connect with steamers for BALTIMORE and
TRAlN leaves CITY POINT for PETERSBURG
on arrival Of TEA MIR.
Fare to Norfolk, $50
received mp 10 6 T. NJ. daily for SOSTON, BtLTI-
GOaS principal LhHDIhGS ON CHESAPEAKE
BAY, and ali LANDINGS ON JANIS RIVER at
raasona bio rates.
Freight FOR wav Irndtngs .nust bo pre- paid.
Letters entrusted TO ?r-Eer OF steamer must be
sncioSsdfn Goverrrs.a-: stamped enyelopa.
Apply 20 e. Is. rATUa, Agent.
70 5-:a H3cs. staam9r's shsri.
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H0rGu0re.
TIRE OR PIPE WE'LL

DATENT TUBE OR PIPE WE'LL
L No more digging, no more boring Cost one
tnird less than the old -fashl snsd we'll. send or
call for a circular. Addre,s w. II. srSW art,
office OF Stewart & Bsr2amin, s2a Main street,
Richmond, Va, sole Agent for the States OF Var.
ginia West yirginia. North Carolina, and South
Csyonns. State, comfy, and town rights for sails.
ach1ra
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
CO7afectiOner cries.

UOW- TO SAVE TROUBLE AND
~ EIPESsE-Go to BOssISuX'S. 1912 Main
strsat, aud buy his EXCELSIOR AiNCE MAT.
II Is as good as you can make, and mach cheaper.
at least, this is the evidence oi a IarSe rumbcr OF
ladies W 10 have u.sd II. For sale by the pound,
bucket, barrel, CT by the jar.
LOUIS J. BOSS EUX,
ds5 COnfectioLsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06
Groceries, DC.

ELOUR, FLOUR.-We have on hand
4 T. lot Of EXTRA and FAMILY FLOUR, which
we can recomru-nd to our friends W no wish TO lay
in their years supply.
no26 HUSpiEY Il ThTUM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

NEW FRUITS, NEW FRUITs.-Just
IN received. loo whole, half, and quarter boxes
RAIsINs; iOo drums ELsMs FIGS, barrels CJG.
RANTs, 10 tralls DATSs, -; coo CoCoANUTs, 20
0aANdES. LEMONS, and APPLES. Our CAM
DIES, so long aud fsvorsoly known to tns trade,
and net sxcelled anywhere In point Of quality and
purity. Also, SUGAR and II nsLasSES CAKES,
and SODA and BUTTEk CRACKERS, are offered
to ths trade on the most liberalterns.
oc ?s-ls ZiNMER { CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-06

NOTICE.-Ihe he annual meeting OF the
y qtnckholders Of the MANCHESTER COTTON
AHO Wool MANUFaCTURING COMPANY will
ba hsld at the Office OF The Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company on SATURDAY, l4th De-
cumDer 1T l2 O'clock.
de l-eodtl4D
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ItGtL?G1s$8.
1 ga .3 W Es s
EICE RICHMOND AND PETKKsBuRG)
hAlLRoAp CANPASY,

~prCIAL NOTIGE.-After this date
Ne 40 y. NJ. TEAM from Richmond to
5..,,-".bnrg aud the {, 81 A. NJ TkAIN from Peters
-, 10 h.,Emoud, will not stop at Manchester
L.tur &. II. Gill.
I'm ErSInoer and Superintendent
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15

Is
/ The wife of laborer in Ipswich En-.
land, has just given birth to a child wifi,
two heads, and the monstrosity still lives
and takes its sustenance freely 1t is fa.
male, .welldeveloped and apparently
healthy.
Egyptian postage stamps of four diff.
ferent denominations are being prepared
in Paris. The first denomination has ON
It's face an engraving of the pyramids the
second, a representation of Cleopatra's
needle the third, picture of Pompey's
pillar; and the fourth, a vignette of the
Sphinx. 5e1es@3 'fAaS R's{&tt
"A young woman of extreme beauty
drowned herself in the, Loire, a few days
since. She left letter for young man
who was paying his addresses to her, say
ing that she was very much attached to
him. but could not marry him because she
was subject to epileptic fits. I ! r, ~ &!
1t is stated that the cause of the rup-
ture between the King of Bavaria and the
Princess Sophia was that the two august
tla1aces came TO the conviction g that there
did not exist between them the sincere in
clination, and that entire harmony ofliearf
which alone can give happiness in mar
riage" go - ~
-ExhlDltOrS OF articles, at the Paris
Exposition will have until the first of De-
cember, to pack up and remove their pro-
ducts. All articles not removed at that
date will be transferred by authority to-
the public stores of Paris at the risk and
expense of the exhibitors, and if not
called for by the 30th of June, 1868,
| will be sold and the net proceeds applied
to charities. - : -
| in Madrid the newspapers are oppos.
ing the continuance of bull fighting, and
in their attacks on the sport give some
! curious statistics. During late years the
number of bull fights has considerably in.
/ creased and it is reported that in 1851
/ there were 1890 bulls sacrificed in these
| fights. The average value of these animals
| was $125, and the total loss by their MUIR
der, during a single year, was $24S,s 80.
During the same period 1900 horses val
ued at $40, 900, persisted in these fights In
| 1865 the losses were still greater, 1915
bulls and {, lighthouses, valued at ST. $780, GOO,
| being killed. There were 465 bull fights
during the year, and the money paid by
the public for admission to them amounted
I to $3.50 ,000
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15
=" The 3 Constitution of our
80, -, Il. 4 Father 80

The disloyalists of the South and the
Democrats of the North have fellow feel
ings on many subjects, but if there is one
longing above all others regarding which
they are in perfect accord, that is the in
tense, consuming, overpowering solicitude
about I" the Constitution of our fathers"
Montgomery Blair recently opened speech
with the proposition that the question is,
really, whether we will maintain the Con-
stitution of our fathers !" and Conserva-
tive county meeting last month, at Raleigh,
N. c., commenced the only resolution it
saw fit to adopt with an Invocation to call
those who are in favor of civil govern
ment under the Constitutional Union of
our fathers, opposed to military rule" 1t
is difficult to take up rebel or a Demo
some allusion to the work of the revolu-
tionary fathers as exemplified in the Con-
st1tution made by them. These references
are as numerous az the pronoun / in Indy
Johnson harangues. dF -aa, b.-1fp sisfs
The meaning of all this Is perfectly
plain. 1t is covert and ingenious method
Of announcing that +" the negro has no
rights which the white man is bound to re-
spect:" and that the Southern rebels are
entitled TO a monopoly of all the rights
and privileges under the new State Gov
ernments.. 1t signifies that the serpent of
secession is only scotched, not killed, and
only awaits the recognition Of the doctrine
of"a white mans Government" to intrude
again upon the country the old question
of State rights. .s ,.,s,, 81,
The adoption of the proposed fourteenth
amendment to the United States Constitu-
ton would effectually Illustrate and des-
troy these dangerous and illiberal and dis
migrating influences. Hence every un-
reconstructed State, and every State, in
which the Democratic party could muster
a majority, when the amendment was sub
mitted rejected it. The Congressional
plan, proceeding rapidly to successful con-
summation, will soon add "Article xiv"
to the organic law, and then this unceas.
ing twaddle about "the Constitution Of,
our fathers will no longer assail our eyes
and ears add na,ssedna, for which result a
long suffering people will be duly thank
ful.-ChicGQ0 gRepltbJic1nf & ~
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15

= " -
states hat such men as Judge Warner,
Chief Justice of the State all the Judges
of the Supreme Court; Judges Erskine,
Miner, Underwood, Irwin and others, OF
the Superior Court Hon. B. Yancey, ex-
Governor Brown, and hundreds of others,
highest and best men Of the State, are firm,
uncompromislng reconstructionists.
eY The Washington Chronicle says that
John Minor Bolts visited the rooms OF the
Committee on Reconstruction on the 4th
inst, and gave different version of the
declarations attributed to him in the Cop
perhead papers He said that the war OF
the races had been commenced In the
South, but that it had been commenced by
the whites alone, and that the moderation
of the colored people was extraordinary,
and wholly without example. He stated
that two intelligent colored lacksmiths
were informed that if they voted for n him %
as a delegate to the convention their places
of business would be destroyed. They cid
vote for him, and the very next evening
their shops were burned to the ground. -
Us General John A. Logan, in one Of
his Ohio speeches, told the following pat
political story LAT Kenesaw Mountain
we had in our command an Irishman by
the name of Jimmy. They had "a great
many Irishmen on the other side. Wehad
little truce there, and the men, on both
sides were allowed to talk together awhile
Jimmy recognized in one of the rebels an
old acquaintance named Paddy, and says
he. What the ID are you doing on that
side? Why, this is the side Of the Gov
eminent, sure says Jimmy; I'm on the
loyal side.' 'The ID you are!' says
Paddy amt that the Abolition sideg
Bedad, and Pm on the Democratic side,
anyhow ICheers1 He was satisfied
that he was On the side that he had always
voted on, and that he WAS still following
in the ranks of the party."ay
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1867-11-15

horse while performing at Athens, Tenn,
on the 31st nit, and killed.
Owing to the recent frosts in the South
the yellow fever ID rapidly abating, and is
reported no longer epidemic in New Or.
leans and other Southern cities.
The colored schools in New Orleans un.
der the control of the Freedmen's Bureau
have been turned over to the Board OF
Public School Directors. The transfer in
cludes the teschers as well as the pupils
A gin house, corn-crib, ETC., containing
large amount of cotton, quantity OF
hay and corn, were destroyed by fire near
Brentwood, Tenn, afew nights ago. The
Waterman had fallen asleep, and was bad
ly and probably fatally burned. -
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st. Paul Prsss.