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RECONSTRUCTION NEEDED.-A letter re-
Gently received from a reliable party in
Tennessee in reference to affairs in that
State says: "Giles county is mentioned
as the worst in Middle Tennessee as re-
CARDS the administration o. justice, in con-
sequence of a sheriff who panders to the
low prejudices of the negotiating com
munity. This man still returns to the as
SCISSOR two negroes as property; declares
that the negroes are not free, and has fire.
quently offered ten dollars per head to
ex-slaveholders for their rights in former
slayes.n-EOrneu.
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Sad Accident.

CORNWALL, G. W., March 2s.-Yester-
day a man, his wife, and child, while
crossing the st. Lawrence river in sleigh,
broke through the ice and disappeared.
An Indian ran to the spot, but there were
no traces Of the horses, cutter, man, or
woman. The child was found near the
edge of the ice, where IL was evidently
thrown by the mother when going down.
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Burned.

CHARLESTON, March 29.-Schooner Van
diver from Rockland, Me-, for Norfolk,
Va, has beer burned at sea. Her crew
we're saved.
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The Claiborne (La.) Advocate is pleased
to be able to state that a cotton manufac.
turing company has been established in
that parish, with a cash capital already
subscribed of over $4,000. The location,
about seven miles east of Homer, has been
purchased, and arrangements will soon be
made to get the necessary buildings under
way.
The late Henry W. T. Mali, for many
years Consul General of Belgium at this
port, has left by his will the sum of 81 200
as the nucleus of a fund for erecting a
monument to John Brown. In case the
monument is not built within five years,
the money is to 60 to the next of kim
Greeley.
The Woodstock Herald learns from Mr.
John Smith, one Of the superintendent OF
the Manassas Gap railroad, that there are
now actually at work on that road about
fifty hands, between that place and Pied.
mont. Mr.. Smith thinks there is no doubt
but that the cars will be running to Wood.
stock during the summer
The Havana correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun says that Beverly Tucker, Esq.
is in that city. The same writer says that
Ex-Governor Harris, of Tennessee, having
determined to pursue q mercantile career
in England, took passage in the British
packet of the 9Th instant.
Schenck stated yesterday in Congress
that there was "no hour more sad to the
soldiers heart than that in which a retreat
is sounded" How many hearts must
Schenck have saddened during his career
as a commander World.
The reported discovery of the body of a
Miss G%oodenough in her fathers cellar In
Brandon, VT, and the arrest of her father
on suspicion of having murdered her,
turns out to be untrue. The girl is still
missing, and Mr.. Goodenough has no beer
arrested.
Alexander II. Stephens was in attend
ance at the late session Of the superior
court of Greene county. The Greens.
boro' Herald says he is not enjoying hi.
accustomed health.
An amateur dramatic performance, one
of a series in aid of the Ladies' Southern
Relief Fund, came off on Tuesday eve.
ming at the elegant little private theatre
on Twenty-sixth stretched York He
raid.
On the 2sth of February Daniel Jack
son, an old servant of the late Henry A
Jamison, died near Flintstone, Nd, ct the
advanced age Of III years.
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Interview Between General Sickles
and 4 r IN 1 n e Mt Merchants Of
lharlaS1AR-

CHARLESTON, S. c., March PA mum
Der of prominent merchants of this city
called on General Sickles to-day to pay
their respects TO him as commanding
general of this military district. W. ),
Hastie, President of the Board of Trade,
addressed the General on behalf of the
merchants, saying that they and their
friends were anxious for Reorganization,
as he believed the mass Of the people OF
the State were. General Sickles replied,
saying that the military authorities would
not interfere as partisans in any political
movements or organizations. He said he
would be glad to hear expressions OF their
sentiments at any time, and would comply
with their suggestions as far as c%omported
with his sense of duty.
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THOUSANDS OF WHITE SwANs.-We learn
that white swans are to be found on the
lower Potomac at this time by the thou
sand. A gentleman living near the river
told us that he had, on more than one &C.
%casion, risen during the night and fired
into them to scatter the flock in order that
he might get to sleep-they having kept
up such a jabbering as wholly to prevent
repose.-FrederickSJurg Herald.
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IMPoRTANT.-In view of the fact that the
military reconstruction act Of the last ses-
sion is to have its constitutionality tested in
a few weeks before the United States Su-
preme Court, as we explained yesterday,
Congress should lose no time in passing a
law requiring a three-fourths majority of
that Court necessary to declare any law
Of Congress Observation-Disclosures
Leader RadicaD.
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A RADICAL HIT AT GENERAL GRANT
Those who abuse and taunt him [Butlerl
concerning Fort Fisher in the same breath
they laud General Grant, should turn to
the records of the war and see what APP
parent stupidity was displayed by our COM
mander on the first day of the battle OF
Pittsburg Landing. Evening Leader
RadiCaN.
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A STRONG COMPLIMENT BY IMPLICATION,
That "Veteran Observer" whose wise
sayings are periodically given to the world
through the columns Of the New York
Times makes the following reference to
General Lee in his last letter
"The campaigns Of General Lee, looked
at simply from a military point of view,
present points as open to criticism as those
of our commanders, and in some future
day the historian will make this obvious
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~I.ocomotiyc Exploded.

BUFFALO, March 2s.-About IL o'clock
this morning o locomotive on the Grand
Trunk railway, opposite the station office
at Fort Erie, exploded, scalding the engi-
neer and %wounding the fireman.
William A. Bird, Jr., deputy collector OF
this port, who happened to be on a business
visit in the office at Fort Err, was struck
in the back with a billet of wood, inflicting
serious injuries. The locomotive and Office
were completely demolished by the explo-
sion
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A SINGULAR RUMoR FOR A FREE CouN.
TRY.-The Evening Leader, a Radical paper
published in Washington, says: !.
"Rumor was rife this morning Thurs.
day that several members Of the Legisla.
ture of Maryland had been arrested, and
that two Of these gentlemen had been
taken in this city. So far as / have been
able to trace this rumor up to this hour, ]
am led 60 the conclusion that it is totally
unfoundad
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NEGROES VS.. STREET-cAR CONDUCTORS
IN PHILADELPHIA.-Edmund F. Thomp-
son, the conductor of a street car in
Philadelphia, was arrested on Wednesday
last on the complaint of u negro woman
named Caroline r. Lecouut, who stated
that ne had refused to stop his car and
allow her ride. The conductor was held
to bail in the sum of $500 TO answer the
charge.
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The STAY LAW CoNsTITUTIoNAL.-His
Honor Judge Hudson, holding his court at
Salem, on Tuesday last pronounced con-
Stitutional the act of the General Assem-
bly, of Virginia, passed March I'd, 1866,
entitled an "act to suspend the collection
of debts for a limited period. "-Lynchbmg
Republican.
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Duel nj New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, March pa duel took
place this morning between the manager
Of the National Theatre and the editor of
the German Gazetteer. The latter was
probably fatally shot at the third fire. The
weapons were revolvers. The cause Of the
meeting was an actress.
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The Markets.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

Il lohh
NEW YORK, March 29-P. Motion
heavy and declining; sales 1900 bales at
3O15c. Flour quiet and unchanged.
| Wheat firmer. Corn active, and advanced
lc.; mixed western, S1.19@Sl.2l. Mess
pork, $24.20. Lard unchanged. Whisky
quiet. Rice quiet and steady; Carolina,
lO4@lO4c. Sugar dull Muscovado,
1O%@l1c. Coffee quiet. Naval stores
quiet and steady. Spirits turpentine, tic.
Freights cotton to Liverpool per steamer,
y; sail, 4G5-l6. Stocks active, but with
q downward tendency. 5-20's, '62 cou-
pons, 10956; ga, 1875; '65, 1885; new
issue, 1917. 10-40's, IS. 1905, lst Sc
ries, los other series, 1857. Gold, l34l4
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, March 29.-Flour heavy
Wheat unchanged. White corn, $l.05G
$l.OS. Whisky quiet and unchanged.
Cotton-Uplands, middling, SOC. Mes:
pork, $24.
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Cotton-
Sales, 1000 bales; market easier; low
middling, 2ShQ29c.; receipts for the
week, 1854 bales against 1859 last year
exports, 1000; stock, 1884. Sugar
Prime, 1916. Good molasses, zoe. Flour
firm superfine, l2.l2R@sl2.5O. Gold
l34AGl35.
CINCINNATI RKE
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Flour closed
quiet and steady. Corn in fair demand
white, in sacks, ssc. Whisky dull at 27c
Mess pork firm. Bulk meat easier ; shout
ders, &c.; sides, l01sc. Bacon dull. Lare
firm.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 2S-Evening.-Cottor
closed dull and Heavy, and declined Is
Middling uplands, 1873; middling Orleans
1917 sales, 10000 bales.
LONDON, March 2S-P. M.-The Englisl
Government proposes to guarantee thu
| Canadian Railroad loan.
LONDON, March % Noon.- United
States bonds, IS c~onsols, 901s.
FRANKFORT, March 29.-United State
bonds, 77X.
PARIS, March 29.-United States bonds
IA Sc.
LIVERPOOL, March 29-Noon.-Cottol
quiet and steady sales of 1000 bales up
lands at 1896; Orleans, 1876. Bread
stutfs quiet. Provisions dull. Common
rosin, sSGs9. Spirits turpentine, BIC.
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EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.-Tbis &c.
clesiastical judicatory will meet in Frede.
ricksburg on next Wednesday week, the
10th of April proXimo. Some eighteen
or twenty ministers are expected to be
present, as well as elders from the several
churches in the bounds Of the Presbytery
Fredericksburg Herald.
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CoNDITIoN OF THE FREEDMEN IN TENNEs-
SEA- recent report from the assistant
commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau
for Tennessee shows that the freedmen
are advancing and improving their condi-
ton rapidly. Many of them have pur-
chased and paid for homes in cities, and
farms in the country, and are planting
themselves firmly on the soil.-Chronicle.
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INTERESTING SERvIcEs.-Bishop D. S.
Doggett will preach in the Episcopal
Methodist church, George street, next
Sunday morning, and again at night. Du-
ring his visit the Rev. George W. Light
ner will be ordained elder.-FrederickS-
b,rn Herald.
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A Prominent Mississippian AdvOca.
ting Acceptance of the Military

CANTON, Mss, March PA. G. Brown,
of Mississippi, is out in a letter urging the
Mjssissippians to accept the reconstruction
bill, as the conquerorS have the right TO
legislate for the conquered, and the latter
have no rights which the former are bound
to resuSGt. John ID. Freeman, a militia
generSg0k ho never smelt powder, publishes
in the Mississippi papers a long legal dis
QUESTION to prove that Congress has no
right to legislate for the South, and in op-
position 10 compliance with the bill. All
the fighting men Of the South are for re-
construction on the basis Of the Sherman
bill, and nearly all the stay-at-homeS, like
Freeman, are for non-acceptance.
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CHARGE OF ABDUorIoN.-John Roberts,
alias John Davenport, negro, was arrested
Yesterday on a charge preferred against
him by Maria Hcbson, OF unlawfully ab-
Quoting and carrying away Maria hooson,
her daughter. He will have Q hearing be-
fore the Mayor this morning,
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Henry Clay Monument.

LOUISVILLE, March 28.-Tbe inaugura-
ton Of the Clay Monument will not take
place till about the middle of May, owing
70 the non-arriyal Of the pedestal from
New York.
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CoMPLETED.-We learn that the repairs
to the bridge across the Holston at Straw
berry Plains, On the East Tennessee rail
road, will be completed to-day, and the
cars will pass over it.-Lynchburg NerS,
2Sh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-30

ADMIRAL TUCKER.-Admiral John r.
Tucker, of the Peruvian Navy, late of Vir-
ginia, has resigned his commission in the
Peruvian service.
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NOTICE OF CO-PANERSHTP
IN AND REMOvAL-Colonsl fyn r RxAII
10 associated with me from this a. esnsrsI
partner in the GROCERY and COIsETdT RI
sINESS, which will hereafter be cnstsI rrIs,
the style and nrm of ROBERT FIisITA =
CO., In the new iron.front building nsS OF CAV
and Fourteenth Tor Pearl) street. S~s
Thankful for the patronage 90 x.uv -
tended me, / respectfully solicit cStSunaSss = a.
ROBERT 2. Hy.~s
Mr.. JOHN M. ROYALL and E. y,honvrSv
continue with rs, and will be pleased evt te.a,
frfauda soA
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TALBOTT & BROTHER

MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, GRIsr MILLS.
HYDRAULIC PRESSES. Co.,
are again In business, corner Cary and Seven.
tsenth streets, and are prepared to furnisn
now ont. Also, our improved OSCILLATlh0 EN:
CINE, something vsU simple and any other kind
Of GIE required. All persons wishing TO buy
Will do W ell TO call and see them before purshas.
rho sIsavhara an fx-ly
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ID VA L.-ABLISTON -
~ BROTHER having bon. the large ssosi Of
crsnshaw, and leased the 81 s ss.sn,,y , nsssn.s
by them, are now prepared,th LAR IHn1s-
lions TO THEIR STOCK, tnppIx All \ ~.
want FURNITURE OF any kTFTbav Iii ~
ways keep on hand the nsissortT.r N -
market, and invite their frisfto give No.
call at No. eos Main street, cfYS 81 Ninth. up
stairs. N cS
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OUT LOAF, CRUSHED, and SOFT
'o'A" GORDON 4 CRINaAN.
NH % Pearl Block.
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BALTIMORE, March 29.-Flour heavy.
Wheat unchanged. White corn, $l.O59
Sl.OS. Whisky quiet and unchanged.
Cotton-Uplands, middling, SOC. Mess
pork. S24.
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.RIoHMoND POTTERY roof 81

- BUSINESS CARDS
lRIoHM0ND POTTERY, fo0T OF
sALssRook, No. II HvrEENTH STREET.
ioa' 1,is..s AIcS.osD, ,pay,e ,.::, a..
W. snD PaRR 4 SONS. Psorarsrons.
WXRE' vhss uIaeturing the best quality sTOrE.
prizes : SuF.: Pii,sS:;.s. :. IAN. ss: ssG mS .hoI::si.
per gallon hair seIIo %ss E,,lIon and up1sfds. Ess.
Ions, q. ESP dossn. Br:s y R, dozen gu.rsIssi.
Win covers, and Water Jar. ali s;r sod snasr P.ns,
ys1sd nsu ss'loIs, = rs dozen. ,ChaiTns s eed ca ca
Pinmbsgo. or Black Issd Err ssiion; crneieiss.
which We warrant equal to any Irsn.n slLesf
North slso. sand Crueiblss. In nests. for ssnuss.
EsTABLIGHED 1884.
p. J. CREW 4 CO.,
fsueessson 70 @. Grew 3 son,)
srEAMSOAP AMI CANDLE MANUFACTURERS.
Nos liz. lis, and III, Seventeenth street.
oppositsths Old Market, Richmond, vfrrfpisf
have nowfn factory . large stock Of supssfo,
FAMILY SOAPS, 900
which We ofN to the trade at such prices a VIII
make IL TO tn. ntsrsstof al TO p~atroniIs thls hon
mAnnfaetory. NH li-an
w G. WEBB q CO., %
OLD DOMINION STAY yaIs SOAP AND CANDLE
lead slyssrsExTH STREET. 7ertn
osBes. ov., RICHMOND, VA. -
BioeF, Cary stree mistsad , Cary, Commsrsial
so ssFf.. "a e y a n ;.ils'' brand: :. car
HILL q RiLLY,s ALE nEpoT
IL No 70, BR2AsTRsET, oPPosrTTrE 1ny,
$500 =. = recel.e per stesmsr "Mafyiana":
rsIs scL Ia q IasTs' IA II ss%.,T.Is, and quarter s.r.
.LixsrPooL ysG Ne York, any ak IN oIn
I.nilis; suHRl aSr = BOTTLED AL. b. i.
dozen, or wsAv1 II By the measure. Send
u rl.sys o Of FqsE Old EN{Rr Ioa sns, dinner With
y 9 Il y :; r epssBsM 4 Co.'S"
ERs in CARRIAGES. H5NsEssD. &C.. k osi5s e:
moved nell reE9sTory ~ seventh street 10 No.
manufacture, q doe stocof PLEAGURH CxPa
RIsGEs OF every yarisisnd description, to
when tney INVITE 'ns spton Of the public.
re u - . #-N wM#ZFH#
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" and LAGUAYRA COFFEE for sale by ~
GORDON 4 CRfNdAN.
NH 20 @ts- 9 Pearl Block.
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GONE AND sEE i-Giye me eau.
" Come and look at the ChnysSs.i Ice1h for
t c.asn yh ns.s sS 90 can buy better here i sss isss No
nsy. An sxPs!isns: q tysry ssssvissel yoa
x p VIA 20 bay, s.h nd IS ;tisigs J. ssSSstSit6x..
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CRUDE PERUVIAN GUANO,
" SOUTHERN FBRTlLIZlNG
0ho'h saoIUTakRs' FERTILIzlNG CoMPANY's
Hosfsao 1T TaEsS' YERTILIzINa coMPASY's
"ToD r PRRfIIIZING ConPANY's
"ohp ssoUTHERN FERTILfzISG COMPANIES
'hoo S"yzgLTS" GROUND BONE,
PACIFIC GUAN0,
Io@ PALMER, HARTsOOK d CO.,
a ~ Fourteenth street.
DRADLEY'S SUPER PHOSPHATE
d OF LIME-ws have been appointed AGENTS
for the above fertilizer, and respectfully solicit
orders. Below we copy a letter received from the
we'll known house OF Messrs. Mcllwaine & Co.,
Petersburg, who have sold Ii during the past two
seasons, and have the most hattering reports:
PETERSBURG, VA, February 20, 1857.
Hsssrs. A. Y. Stokes 4 o., Richmond, "a:
Dear sirs,-Your favor Of - received contents
| noted. IN taking the agency Of . Bradleys supsr
| Phosphate of Lime y you get fertilizer which mas
| proven itself In our hands TO be fully equal, ana ~
many respects superior, TO Peruvian gusno; Las'
spring we sold some 100 tons Is an expenmen.
and the demand for this season P %o ,on 70 % ''i'
You. obsdisnt servsnis n
We ara ala o sols. agents foS the sSo SEA f9wi
0OA
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H;-No. l HALIFAX HER
GORDON & cRIYaAN,
mn ~ Pearl BIoek.
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THE SOUTHERN FERTILIZING
COMPANY.
PROFESSOR WILLIAM GILLIAN, CHEMIST.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE CORNER OF TWENTY
SECOND AND CARY STREETS.

SECOND AND CARY STREETS.
This Company is now prepared to fill orders for
CRUDE and FINE CRUSHED PERUVIAN GUANo,
selected on account OF its superior quality. Itcon-
tains l5. 6 per cent. ammonia;
PHosPHo-PERUvIAH GUANo,
composed OF pure Peruvian and Phosphate
Guano. mixed and ground
OLD DOMINION FERTILIZER,
containing 4 per cent. ammonia and : per cent.
soluble phosphate Of lime
TOBACCO FERTILIZER,
containing s per cent. ammonia, and prepared
with special reference to the requirements OF ths
tobacco crop.
Pure fns.ground NOVA SCOTIA PLAsrhh' In
strong barrels and bags.
NOVA sCoTIA LUMP PLASTER.
Al nersons desiring Circulars will please for
ward their address to JOHN ENDsho'
nh lin President.
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RIogn0sp, February Z, ns1.
VIE HAVE THIS DAY DISPOSED
w OF our interest In the Carrot, 0tls(o<Aa and
Paper hanging department TO Mr.. Roheytl ]. kieh.
brother. who viii continue the business sndsr
With tksnis Tor The liberal patronage sytsn4sz
confidence 10 oar fTisnds and passcps.---
The Arm Of FRENCH 8 CRINsHAw v thts asy
dissolved by mutual consent. AL paSttee InsSs..1
are respectfully rsqusstsd 70 cone to9sss. ~
sss.ls their s~ss0snaas - longer
me name Of The srn Vim eely 4 ~ N hss'
datiou. IN.
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ZINE BUTTER.-T received by II
% press this day another lot OF very choies
smin syE COUNTY BUTTER. Please call and ex-
mn 70 No. 1904 Franklin street, Old Market
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EXTRA AND SUPERFINE FLOUR,
PXIHEs, HiRTs56K co..
NH % Fourteenth street.
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COAP, SOAP.-Fifty boxes of the best
- LAUNDRY and TOILET SOAP.
HUMIDITY d TATUM,
mh2s s2s Broad street.
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Y,RY IT.-Choice GREEN TEA, fresh
il and Of fne favor. Also, best BLACK TEAS.
mn as SIS Broad street.
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IMPORTED WINES; FRENCH
j. BRANDY, for medicinal uss, warranted pure.
Also, . good variety Of domsstte llqaor.:
NH ~ IT 80 Sc Broad street. i
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HANGERS OLD RYE WHISKY
IL warranted pure and genuine-just received
and for sale by STEVENS y
NH ~ 81 Broad street.
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THIRTY BAGS RIO, LAGUAYRA,
i and JAVA COrPFE in store and for sale by
HUMIDITY B TAfUh,
NH n efs Broad street.
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rELATINE AND ISINGLASS.-
CoX's GELATINE and C0oPER'S ISM
GLASS for sale by
NH % corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
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VIRGINIA-CURED HAMS, of best
quality, for sale low to close consignment.
STEVENS & PEGRAM,
NH 90 Gil Broad street.
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registration I'm Georgia and Ala
bama-Ordcr oI General Pope.

ATLANTA, Nay 2i.-An important gene
raj order on registration has just been
i>>ucd hy General Pope. The following
are the salient points:
The States Of Georgia and Alabama will
tc dStrictcd, and a freedman placed on
every board Of registration. Registers
are to take the iron-clad oath, and to eX
plain to all persons their political rights
and privileges. The right 10 register and
vote will hc guaranteed by the military
authorities. Violent threats or any OPP
prrS>iyc means 10 prevent persons from
registering or voting WIN be followed by i'm
mediate arrest and trial 10y military COM
mission. Nocontract with laborerS depri-
wing them OF wages for any longer time
than actually consumed in registering or
voting is permitted 10 be enforced, under
penalty OF arrest and trial. In cases of
disturbance at places Of registration or
voting, civil authorities will he called on
.r protection, aud in their default, the
Gtary. Civil officers refusing to pro-
,eet registers oyvotcrS will be arrested and
..icd 10y a military commission.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From CharIeston-Negro Rioters. .st

From CharIestOn-NegrO Rioters. &c.
CHARLESTON, May 26.-General Sickles
has issued an order releasing all the negro
street-car rioters, except William Huger
and John F. Stewart, who are charged
with stoning the cars and resisting the po-
lice-who are to be tried by military COM
mission. The release, he says, is made
because of the general good conduct of
the colored people in trusting to the au-
thorities to enforce their rights!
Stephen Calhoun. (white), who mutilated
United States flag on the 9th of April,
has also been discharged, he having ex-
pressed his regret and affirmed that it was
done under undue excitement. Several
prominent citizens interceded for him, as
suring General Sickles that the act was
not countenanced by the community, nor
did it reflect their feelings.