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CHARLES ]. sIGArIS, President.
STATE oF rENNEssEr.


COMPrROLLERis OrFIcE. ;
NASHVILLE, Jan. %, 1877.
T. 8. ". Hateheft, Comptr64ler Of the Trsas-
ury, do hereby certify tpRt the Home Insurance
Cunopans located ct New YORK City, in the
State OF New YORK, has produced to me satts-
factory evidence that sail Com pany has com
Piled with all he requif ennents Of the laws OF
tire State Of Tennes ee, imposed on insurance
comr anieS; ana further certify that Lindsey &
Nredenburgh, AGENT Of said company, has also
com Blied with the requiem, eutS Of the laws OF
the State, made and provided in such eases I;
wherefore said Home Insurance Company has
authority - take risks and transact the bust
ness Of Insurance In this State at Memphis,
Tennessee.
This certificate OF agency must be renewed,
the frst days Of July and January each year.
81 (sIgned) s. ". HATCdErT.
Id Comptroller, Tenn.
LINDSEY 4 VREDENBURGH,
Agents,
mrI9 3w No IL Madison street, up stairs.
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HEBREW AEB MASONIC CALENDAR.
MASONIODIREOTORY
1867.

LODGES
AxsERoSA, No. les. Meets lst Monday in
eve-v month, at Odd-Fellows' Hall cor. Court
Sad Main. d. c. Trader, ". NJ; 4. 7. Tom
luson, Sec.
sso--rt4 MEMPHIS. No IFS. Meets "a Friday OF
each uaontu-Efall. cor Madison and 5econo'
n r, Eellars, W. NJ; Benz. k Pullen, sec
T.FTr.A SCOTT. No SS2 Meets lst Friday OF each
1r0Dtn-Hsll cor Madison and Second John
Afnslie " NJ; II. P. w ood gard. sec
HaTTITosy No Qe9. Meets Sd Friday OF each
mopth-Odd-F Feuows' Hall P. NJ Stanley
ETI.wTriSTSrs. No. ssl ~ d. Meets 4th Friday
81 escl, month-20t Front street John j.
Nro~sharn 80 W. d b. X. ruIen, Sd Sec
ROYAL ARCH.
PrES Chapter, No 4 Meets I'd aoEdsyy OF eaoh
-7orf1-tDd Fellows Hall A. j. hneeleTi
II p; II. a Psynter, Sec
r. AND s. y.
ErPrxA Council No. g. Meets Sd Monday Of
,-s-1 month odd Fellows Hall John Ient,
IN. H.: n. J. W !gElnl kec.
TEaPLARs.
CYrrrE Co-1mandery, No. = Meets an eo1-
dav 81 esch month. John EeRt- Cofa-i y J.
Klgglu, Rec
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The Montgomery AqpeTtleer OF the
2lst contains 3 letter nom Gov. Fattonl
of Alabama to the people Of his state,
giving his views on the situation. He
says negro suffrage is a plain, specific,
unconditional exactiOn of congress, and
cannot be evaded. He recommends that
all who are entitled TO vote should 10 so,
and that no undue efforts should be used
to influence the votes Of the negroes.
The new state money Of Alabama
which was authorized by the Legislature
some tiaeag is 70 be printed by the
national bank note company OF New
YORK. The device is said TO be even
more beautiful than the magical green
backs, and viii contain a correct portrait
of the governor. The bill will be OF the
denomination of 3, S., SO and $50, to
the anaount of $500, 600, They will be
presented to the governor for signature
by the first of May, and wih beS ready
for circulation in few days there
after
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Tnsolcent NotGce.

Chancsry Court OF Memphis.
No. l1ss-A. j. wheeler, admin tTasor Of W. p
Lewis, decreased W. Henry Laird and sihefs
creditors Of W. p. Lewis.
fnsolgeut Bill.
IN this cause, on motion, It Is orsered by the
1 Court tn at tho cred tors Of W. P Lewis. de-
ceased, dio their claims against bis estate, with
the Clerk and Master Of tnis Co ut, on or be ore
the srsf Monda, IN October, 1s67, or be forever
barred and that a copy Of this order be pun
nshed IN the Memphis APPEAL onee week
for fpur successive Weeks. Marth II, Ile7.
a ronv-A Atfe-t. AAlsTDN,
,oar12-fa5v4Un Clerk and Mas er
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LIABILETIE,
fetal amount OF Losses
CIninls and L.iahlIit.es

The greatest amount insured on any one risk
Is $4,000 but viii not as a general rule exceed
$1,000.
TIE Company has no general rule as 10 the
amount allowed to be insured in al cisy, Town
village or block, being governed in this nStter
il each case. by the general character Of build
ings. width of streets, facilities for putting oui
fires, etc.
A certified copy of the charter or eGt OF inoor-
porasion, a. amended, accompanied previous
statement.
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STATE oE VIEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK, laa
CRY Asa CoUETT OF NEW YORK. %
Charles J. Martin, President, and John Nc
C, Secretary, Of the Home Insurance Com
'sbany, being Geverally and duly sworn, depOse
and say, and each for himself says, that ths
forego ing is a true, full and correct statement
OF the sffairs OF the said corporation, snd that
they ars the above des-, tbed officers thereof.
lSignedl -,
CHARLES j. BIARTIN, President.
lSignedl
JOHN MCG EE, Secretary.
Subscribed aud sworn Oeiore me, this, ed day
Of January, A D, 1857
Il s TIOS. +. GOODRICH,
Commissioner far Tennessee in New York.
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raieulation made AT the rate OF p poupdS psl
bussei rOr corn anu $ pounds per bushel LpI
oats.
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stockholders Meeting

OFFICE NENPBrs a Little Rock r. z, Co,
No. - MONROE arKFEr,
AEHRais, TENN, March Is, 1851
fv1FIE Board Of Director. OF the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company have thi
fev caIles a meeting Of the Stockholders %
said company, 70 convene at tbe nice Of the
.s1narauF at tbe Oiiy OF Mem phis, Tenn, on
ne a. day Or April next % take action on The
subject OF q contract that the tresi lent Or TIE
eouapany has mad win we memphis, 81 faso
l-e ~ ". 3. WALDRAE.
uahfs Ii Secretary and Treasurer.
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~ : e-AA-AA 1A4AAna NM
kot Vaine.-...............--...
Amt or Loans on Bond
and Mortgages, beini
drst lien OF record OF
UnincuInberei p a
Estate, worth at I as
- l72,40o, rate OF inter
est 8 and Z per cent.
Amt Of Loans on took
and Bonds, payable OF
demand, the marke
value OF securi3e
pledged, al least SOS, a
Amt OF steamer Magne
and wrecking appara
JOS......-....-..-.........
Amt o. Governmen
St2mps...........-..-.........-.
Amt 9f other Property
Miscellaneous LENS
Amt duo for Premium
on Po iciesissued At OF
nee Fire, INLAND an
Marinei...-..-...............
Amt Bills receivable 10
Premiums On Marin
and Inland Navigation
Risks. etc.
Interest Que on LIST Ian
dSffs 4cos..s.s-s-s--.s-....---.
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@, &. BRACKETT & CO.,
Crescent Livery. Auction
And
SATF STABLES

rVHE nnssi Harness Bugsies and Carriages for
L htrS.
Auction Sales Every Day at 10 O'CLOCK
Special attention paid 20 the unioaolng o.
ElOck trom steam boats and Cara -
r,cfQe N unp rkVfTE AuciiauePr
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We take the following additional de-
tsils from the CoOperstown FFeemoH'S
Journal Of March g.:
Col. North was the duly accredited
agent Of this state, appointed to reside
al Washington 70 look after the Interests
of the volunteer soldiers Of New York
in that locality, and 20 do and perform
such things as were necessary in admin
| ,staring to the wants and interests of al
snch connected with the army, the sick
| n bosDitals and elsewhere. Eow faith.
f1llv he discharged those arduous duties
now willingly and efficiently he aided
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PRECE or SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily in advance per snnem 81 @
To carriers and news-dealers, per copy .
Week y per anuum Gin advancel D. "
nT- sosu bscrf ption entered en- our mail books
for a less time than one month
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
one square one insertion 81 oe
each additional insertion 50
two weeks So; 6W
one month SEQ
nz- All advertisements considered cue after
Sc Eieht iiaesof solid nonparen constitutes
AZ All advertisements in tbs Special Notice
column VIII be chsrged 20 cents per line.
Ez- Marriage and death notices published as
other advertisements
Weekly paper only, or q irregular intervals IN
either OF the papers. viii BE- charged 81 per
square for each md every insertion,
Sc A M advertisements not marked Tor a sfle-
Sc All Advertisements for the APFEAI must
be handed In At the Clerks desk
Sc Trdnsie4st advertisements nstist oe poaa Jo7
Ia Advance. .
Sc No vertisement viii appear in the
Weekly paper unless by special contract.
&c Our friends are requested TO Use tnelr pest
eIsrts 20 send Us subscribers, and M ~ ouL
tbat may be OF sufficient local importance 10
warrant their publication,
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
As an inducement 70 get up clubs, We have
eaouted the following scale Of prices, which are
ss low as our current oflce expenses VIII admit
Of: * N
10 clubs OF ten or more, each SSS
= twenty or more, each "
FpuGrlably ia ddUGnee.
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Q a H ID.
WE have secured the valuable services Of
w MAJ. ]. j. BUSSI, formerly or Pine Biun
ARK. and his namerous friends viii hereafter
dnd him connCcted with our establishment
where Ee VIII be pleased to see them when
visiting the city. BIS undivided attention viii
be devoted 70 the interest Of the patrons Of the
house. and his planting and mercantile friends
IN Arkansas and elseW here are cordially in
vited 20 favcr him with at least share OF theil
business. TO IF, PHILLIPS a co.
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ASSETS.

Total Amount OF Capital and sur
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosT-oFF1cE December 18th :;
George Smith, Tappabannock, Essex coun-
ty, Va, no stamp; Major R. S. Lacy,
Lynchburg, Va, no stamp; Charles Jarvis,
New York, revenue stamp; John S. Ash
ton, Superior City, L. s., no stamp; E.
Lee Stainbock, Gallatin, Tenn, no stamp /;
Mrs. W. D. Addison, Alexandria, Va, no
stamp; John R. Thompson, New York, no
stamp; Margaret B. Jones, Manchester,
Va, no stamp /; Emma a. Crump, Norfolk,
Va, revenue stamp; +. Davis, Moscow,
Penn, no stamp; Julia Myers, Richmond
Va, no stamp; Colonel j. NJ. French,
Richmond, Va, no stamp; Clary brown,
southampton, Va, no stamp Isabella
Brown, Charlottesville, Va, no stamp; John
A. Palmer, South Boston, Va, no stamp
These letters can be taken from the
office during the day and until O'Clock
this afternoon, at which hour they are put
up to be sent to the dead-letter office at
Washington.
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REEs & Co. 8 NEW PrcTUREs.-It would seem tn at
phot biography had reached the nearest degree to
perfection. Judging from the pictures now pro-
duced by Messrs. REgs Il Go. Tho mezzo tint
tho latest style-gives TO the face softersd and
lifs-like expression not to be produced outside OF
this art. Yielding to the entreaties Of tho usands
of friends, we went few days since and sat for a
"picure." The result was q picture 80 perfect
thai several OF our friends salued it " How arc
you, Denis - And the reply came: Very
well, thank ye.' Mr.. Bradley, Msssrs Rees s,
Co. u chief artist did the finishing part OF this pic
ture. He is a fine ''paintist." Strangers and
othsr in tho city wishing good pictures should
give Messrs. EEEs 4 Co. a call.
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Aatcti07a Sales THIS D0y.

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at O. clock
I. M. the house and lot situated on the
corner Of Broad and Thirty third streets,
Chimborazo Hill.
G. B. YARBROUGH, No east Broad street,
will sell ut 10 A. NJ a lot Of groceries and
store fixtures.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at his store, No.
1883 Main street, at 10 A. NJ, furniture,
bedding, crockery, dry goods, clothing,
boots, shoes, fancy goods, &c.
COOK LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock
very handsome parlor suit, etc.
BOWMAN STROOCK will sell at 10 o'clock
about $1,000 worth of seasonable dry
goods.
There will be sold 1T the farm Of the late L.
w. Glazebrook, in the county of Henrico,
the stock of corn, hay, shucks, fodder, etc.
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DEATH OF AN OLD PoLICEMAN.-At half
past 10 o'clock on Sunday evening Ser
geant Theodore G. Baptist, an old member
of the police force Of Richmond, breathcd
his last. Sergeant Baptist was native OF
Richmond, became attached to the police
force about fifteen years ago, and at the
time of his death was in the tittieth year
of his age. When he first became a pO-
Iccman he was man Of perfect health,
but in the arduous duties he had to per-
form he contracted consumption, of
which disease he died. AS a police
man he was faithful and efficient,
and shrank from no duty, how
ever trying or dangerous. Of winning
manners, pleasant nature, and the kind
est disposition, he had drawn around him
circle of warmly attached friends both
in and out of the body of which he was a
member. 1t can truly be said that he was
one of the most popular officers in the po-
| lice force. We will often miss the cheer
| full answers or pleasant jests with which he
greeted us whenever we met him IN the
pursuit of our duties. He was one OF the
| few men never out Of humor, and VINO
| never disregarded the feelings of those
around him. Earnest, frank, and truthful
| in all his dealings with men, and firm,
faithful, and efficient as public, officer,
he leaves behind him vacancy hard to
fill either in the circle Of friendship or
guardians Of the city.
His funeral will take place at 3 O'Clock
this afternoon from the First Baptist
church, and will be attended by the police
force and portion of the fraternity Oh
| Odd Fellows, of which he was member.
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THE LADIES' FESTIVAL at the First Bap-
tist church is kept open this week. 1t is
pleasant place for the gathering of the
young people, and we have no doubt there
will be large attendance if the weather
will permit. It is said that fancy articles
can be procured there cheaper than at the
stores, and meals,'in excellent style, at
less cost than at hotels or restaurants.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The passenger
train on the Richmond and Danville rail-
road. to which two locomotives were at
tached, ran off the track at point near
Coalield depot on Sunday last. A tender
and baggage car were thrown from the
rails. The train was delayed for about
six hours, but no serious damage was done
to life or property. The down train wa:
on time
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CHRISTMAs.-The fcstal season Of the
year-the great Christian anniversary of
peace and goodwill to man-is very near
at hand, and it is time active preparations
should be made to celebrate it with the
usual heartiness and joy. Our advertisers
are beginning to invite attention to their
various seasonable wares and beautiful
holiday gifts. we shall display in the ad-
vertising columns Of the Dispatch, in day
or two, q grand array of these things too
inviting to the public to be resisted.
Despite the untoward condition Of public
affairs, our people will not allow the day
which has been ever in Old Virginia the
anniversary of geod feeling and good
things to pass without semblance at
least of the hilarity and bountiful
cheer which have marked its return
from colonial times to the present day.
We can gather new inspiration from this
beaming anniversary. AS the Saviour
brought new light and new hope for
mankind, let us interpret the return of his
natal day as never-failing fountain OF
benefcence and promise and that as it is
the reminder Of the new mercics extended
to man, that it may not fail to impress all
men with the charities due to one another,
and thus to soften the intolerant and Bit
ter passions from whose indulgence the
land is now suffering. Therefore the day
should pe hailed with unusual gr altitude
and joy. Bring presents and good things
of the earth, and let heavy hearts throw
aside their cares, and let us all be glad:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

4 SEVERE FALL.-A sleigh containing a
couple of young gentlemen was upset
Sunday afternoon on Broad street in front
If the Theatre. One Of the party fell
with great violence against the iron ran Vi
the Fredericksburg road, cutting his fore
head and jaw considerably, and rendering
him unconscious for fifteen minutes OF
more. The sleigh was righted, and the in
iured man placed therein and driven to
his residence.
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Ice INTERFERING WITH NAvIGAT1oN.-
Yesterday it was reported that the canal
was frozen over to Lynchburg, and navl-
CATION was suspended.
Ice on the dock was an inch thick.
The James River Canal Company en-
ployed a steam tug to break it up and
keep the dock open.
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A YoUsG PIcKPocKET.-Charley Crum-
bier was arrested yesterday on the charge
of picking the pocket of Edward Cavell
(uegro) of the sum of ten dollars. II is
alleged that two little boys engaged the
attention of the negro by offering to sell
him a locket while Charley made sure OF
the stamps"
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JA1L.--Two negroes
confined in the city Jail attempted to make
their escape on Sunday night by driving
spikes in the wall, by means Of which they
hoped to get over into the street. !he
attempt was unsuccessful, and the convicts
were returned to their quarters.
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THANKS to Turner for Cooley and Har-
per's Bazar. They are both filled with
pretty prints.
We have from Turner, 11l4 Main street,
U'uder's Official Guide Of the Springfield
Line. This is one Of the best guides we
have seen, giving not only the running OF
trains, but the different hotels in the cities,
their rates Of fare, hack rates, places Of in
terest, &C.. sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

NORFOLK STEAMER TURNED BAcK.-The
steamer John Sylvester, Captain Clifford,
left her wharf yesterday morning on her
route to Norfolk. but finding the drift ice
had blocked up the channel short dis
tance below the corporate limits, she was
forced to turn back.
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MORE House RoBBrNG.-The storeroom
attached % to the premises Of Mr.. Curtis
Carter, on First street between Canal ana ana
Cary was forcibly entered a night or two
since The thief succeeded in carrying OH
a lot of bacon, -four, and other edibles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

UNITED STATES STEAMER BLOCKED Up
The United States steamer Colonel Rucker,
Captain Bell, left Rockets yesterday morn
ing for Fortress Monroe, but was stopped
by the ice mile from Drewry's Bluff,
where she remained at the latest accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

DRAWINGS CT THE
" GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY
for the benefit Of the
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME.
Class 22S, December l3, 1851:
49, So 7a, 49, 25 IL, 81 55 30, "a, 50, e. 49, 49, 81
class 220 December II, 1857:
Al. a. a. 81, H. is, s, 80, 70, %, 55, 81.
Class 23o December ID, 1857
as, 80, /, 90, a. SO. 49, 70, IS, s. 50, Il, e2' r.
Is, IT, 81 22. go 4, 60, s2 IS, +s, 10, l, 40.
Glass 2a2, December lS. 1867.
81. ls. 81. "a. IS. 75 50, So 7. %, 50, 70, al.
BOYD, WILSON 4 CO., n anagers,
Atlanta, Ga.
For further information, address post ortes boz
$751; Richmond. Va. Dc wv"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsID1NG.-In this court yes
terday writ Of haJeGs corpus was awarded
in the case Of the United States Us. Joel
Rachael, leturnable at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. Rachael has been confined in the
Libby on the charge Of counterfeitiDg. 1t
is ordered that he be brought before the
court this morning.
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sun sets. tllgH luc, n. o'<o
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ID, 1867.
ARRIVED.
shchooner Jesse Williamson, Corson, Phila-
deiphia, COAL G.. Il. Page.
MEMORANDA.
On account or the ice, the following Is list Of
ell yesso,s detained in this port-viz.: SehOonera
~ p smith, loading for New York Ida Nichol-
SON. Prce, loading for New YORK; A. N. Lee,
empty ~ B. Myres, loading for New York ; AL
oxandrla loading Tor New York A. P. Cranmer,
loading for Sew York William Frayse loading
for New York; 3. K. Krs5bs, loading for N ew
York ; D. w. Vaughn, loading for New York
Lucy D. unloading Ida " alton, loading for Bos.
ton Rappahannock, discharging.
BELOW.
Schooner T. Edwards, on account OF Ice.
WHITE House, December ID Sailed, steamer
Admiral, Kerwan, Baltimore, merchandise and
passs ngers, Richmond and York River railroad.
EpGkRTowE, December Is Arrived, schooner
Sardinia Hoibrook, from Richmond for Boston.
Steamer Petersburg, Captain Travers, hence,
from Baltimore, arrived az the latter port on the
18th -enco countersd snowy and thick weather from
the Potomac river up.
ASHORE
Schooner West Wind, from New York, is re-
ported ashore on White Point, James river.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

NEW AND UTIFUL PAT-
~ TERMS OF JEWELRY, SlLV VEE;PI.ATED
WARE, &c, at JOHN 4. TYLER co 5, 1917
II ain street. We have on hand and are constant
iv receiving all the most desirable styles OF
Diamond Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Rings, &c.;
Gold, Enamelied, and Etruscsn Jeweiery-eVefs
Article in this line of new patterns;
Gold and Silver Watches, superior quality war
ranted;
Gold Watch Chains, Vest, Chataialn, ana Leoh-
SILVER Tea Services, Pitchers, Gobets, Mugs, But-
tor Dishes, Castors, Spoons, Forks, Ladies'
Butter Knives, &C.;
silver in cases for Bridal and other presents oc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

DISTINGUISHED PERSONS EXPECTED
Senators Nye and Chandler, and possibly
other distinguished Congressman, are ex-
pected to arrive this morning, or some
time during the day. They will stop at
the Spotswood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

A CURIOSITY William f. Bailey, who
keeps q restaurant at Sadler's old place,
lays upon our table curiosity from the
York river. 1t is large-sized oyster
growing out of briar-wood pipe. This
fellow beats Zetelle's oyster in a shoe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

A HoRsE-STEAL1NG CAsE.-Turner and
Williams, charged with horse-stealing, will
be brought before the County Court of
Hcnrico for trial this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

THE STEAMER LUDLOW, Of Nelson's line,
arrived here Sunday evening, and reported
no ice below Curl's Neck, twenty-five miles
below the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

A Snow BATH.-A gay party of young
larks, four in number, were capslzed "nlle
sleighing Sunday afternoon near the cor
ner of Marshall street and Brook avenue.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

Poultry THEFT.-The hennery of Katy
Rrnmlev. an aged freedwoman, residing on
Union Hall, was entered on Sunday nlght
and despoiled of eleven fat pullets.