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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
THE STATE COURTS FOR JANUARY,

THE SIAlE tOOllo ftls jan bAlsi
The Supreme Court to-day holds a General Term
at which Mr. Justice Leonard, who has, durlng tie last
year been n the Court or Appeals VIII preside justices
Barnard aud Ingraham are assigned 10 thus term MI
Justice Sutherland j. assigned 20 hold Part OF the Cir
cult and Mr. Justice Peckham OF the Albany District viii
hold Part IT, No Special Term for the trial OF issues viii
be held. Mr.. Justice Clerke win sit at Chambers. The
new Circuit Calendar OF this Court has already 270
ON f. being about than the calendar OF
last year OF the date The first Monday calendar IN
Chambers is as usual very heavy and the increase OF
business In this branch viii make necessary change
OF system. The calendar alone are almost enough
70 occnpv the whole time OF the Justice who holds IT, and
the addition OF pdre business Is almost too much Tor
one.
Mc(unn and Jones Justice Mcneil holds Special Term,
and the other Justices will hold tho General Term ana
Chambers. In tho Common Pleas, Judges CardOzo and
DAILY hold tho Trial Terms and Judge Brady the Special
Term A calendar has been made up i'm this Court.
Tie Marine Court will usual have two terms for the
trial OF issues and the District Courts viii have their
usual work In all the Courts the calendars testify TO tho
activity OF the litigiOus spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
BOSTON.

THE scuoUIER C,sE-HENEY WARD nEEcuER AND
THE MERCANTILE LBRNsY-MoRAN THE MUIR
prRFn-woRK ron THE LEGISLATURE GIN
psNu-q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-07
SUPREME COURT-CH IsBERs-JAS. 5.-Before Justice
BARSARD
INV WY To IN " ~ Fl'
David Masuera at Vicente ". Jallle 81 al.

David Mlsuera at vicente d. JANE ~ AT
The parties to this action belonged a while ago 10
the household Of Gen. Santa Anna, m this city BY the
affidavit Of the plaintiff appears that In February last
the defendants under their firm Of Julbe Co.. at
st Thomas, santa Anna note for 5000 10 gold,
payable In six months and that soon after 10 was made
Santa ndorsed IL TO the plaintiff: That soon after
the arrival Of the General here, with lis sta the defend
ant Julbe Informed the plaintiff that he was about to
marry a very wealthy Cuban LADY, and that he had not
brought funds enough with him 10 pay his nuptil eN-
pensss and tho plaintiffs note; that lac Intended 10 stay
some time at Saratoga, make very extensive wedding
tour &c; that he accordingly asked ana ny amt OF en-
treaty obtained from The plaintiff the note IN question,
promising him he would certainly pny the note or return
IL. that after Jube obtained II be collected the note OF
lis partner in ST. Thomas, who sent the money to him
that JuIbe having obtained the note and money married
the lady but when applied to failed 10 pay the note or
return the money The recourse to the ihdolser was OF
course lost.
ON the affidavit Mr. Justice Barnard issued order OF
arrest against Jubc holding him 10 bail In 5000, and
motion Mas made TO discharge the order ON Saturday, on
the grnd that tho affidavit set ont fraud ground
arrest In opposition II was urged that inc afhdaylt
was sufficient the ground OF fraud, but that NJ any
rate the defendant had received the money In fdncary
character n trustee for tbe plaintiff aud had failed 10
fulfill hi. trust and M any rate that he was non resi-
dent. Decision reserved. -
COudert Brothers FOR motion. Royal D. Crane ana LIZ
Marsh opposed.
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CONVENTIONS TO De RELD-Isss.


National Conventions
Republican-Chicago, May 90
Democratic-(rime not yet hxcdl
conservative ,proposed-LouisvIle, KY, February "a
SoldierT and Sailors preliminary Washington,
January 8.
February %.
Secretly Of the Army Of the Cumberland
February g.
Eight hour or workngmen's-No. yet hxedl
hxedl
Woman's rights rrobable-not yet fxedl
POLITICAL clergy men-SuRgested-n yet fxed).
State Conventions.
Arkansas (Constitutionall--L Rock January T.
MISS ssippi CONSTITUTIONAL Jackson, January 7.
mississippi Constitutional Unionl-Jackson, January
Indiana democratic State)--Ind annapolis January g.
Tennessee Republican Stae)-Nashville, January %
Tennessee radical Editors) Nasty ille January "a
Florida OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fixed,
connecticut (epublican State)-HArtford January Is
Connecticut (Democratlc) -New Haven, January 90
Pcnnsylyaais ;sodiers' Copyeniion to nominate can
ddates for President and Vice Presidsnt-
January g.
Kentucky Democratic Frankfort, February %.
Kentucky Union epublican)-Frankiort, February
a.
Ohio democratic state)-Columbus, January 8.
South Carolina Observation-Disclosures January
Election ON Accepting New Constitutions.
Alabama-FcbrMry and s.
Election ON Holding n Constitutional Conven.
ton.
Texas February 10 to H.
National Executive Committee.
Democratic Washington, February %
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THE FIFTH AVENUE SKATING ppAE.

This magnificent skating park, which has this year
been selected by the New York skating Club as their
headquarters and is therefore entitled 10 display the
flag OF that association is nightly crowded by the ,s
OF the skating world comprising most OF the best
teurs In the city. Nothing that add rest or spirit 10
the sport has been neglected and about eight or nine
O'Clock IN the evening" when the park crowded
the scene - extremely brilliant and interesting Hun.
drcds OF skaters, some OF them with national repu-
taficn Tor grace ana swiftnsss, glide speedily over
the smooth, CLASSY, carefully tended surface OF
the Ice. while numerous beacon fires scattered along
the banks together with powerful reflector light up
the PARK band meantime making the clear frosty air
ring with enlveDng airs and dance music. Last even
ing there was very good attendance and Miss May
Edwards gave some perfectly brilliant specimens OF
graceful and neatly executed figure skating Later In
the evening. when even the most ardent dsvotees OF
this healthfn pastime had become littIs fstgued,
number OF the members Of the Club gathered in their
elegantly furnished and wound up the entertain
mont Of the ngfr in very pleasant manner with some
music on the phsnc. In . week or zen days . Eold
medal, valued - go 70 DO coussnded for On ihs
mar -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31
Republican Primaries.

The republican primaries werc held last night In Che
wards and county towns. The following she
names Of the delegates elected from i've wards
FSyr Ward President, Jesse q Smith, vicc Prcsl-
derts, NJ C. Earl, X. G. White Secretary, Daniel Ward I:
Treasurer, g. w Brewer; Executive tommitccc John
Farley. VIM Ryan, NJ. Ganny, J. j. Robinson Inspec.
lorS Of Election, = w Brewer, l.. Lewis. Delegates
20 General Committee. John Cashaw, + A. Studwel
Daniel Ward. NJ & Earle. I. Lewis.
Second Wdy.-Presidcnt Isaac Van keursn; Vice
President VIM H. Parker Secretary, james Harley !;
Ainslie, Andrew Morris, Philip ]. Downey; Ward Com.
rnittec, J. " Turner Jos Greenwood, Isaac Brewer;
General Committee James Hovley, A. G. Becude j. T.
Driver George Williams Samuel Martin; Inspectors Of
Election, Charles CANNING Samuel Martin and Michael
NcNamara.
THIRD ard--Trea,dcns, A. Fitzgerald; Vice Presi-
dent r. G. Van Cot; Secretary, ]. Van vleit; Troasu-
by II q. HoIt Delegates 70 General Committee, IL N.
Holt A. H. Thone, Q. IL Roberts. s saunderson and l.
Cock.
I5uyta Ward Delegates 70 General Committee, j.
Reeve, j. j. Couch, Ezra Baldwin. f. w. Cobin J. W.
yoerhics; President f. D. White; Vice President,
George j. Bennett; Secretary, W. Van Mater; Treasn
rer, r. Daily; Inspectors, .. oxley and +. Daily
President WIN. W. Haliock; Second Vice President,
James H. Cavile; Secretary. Rober Webb Corrc-
spending Secretary. Jacob DeMott Jr Treasurer. John
Doxey; Sergeant At Arms, william J. Gray.
Inspectcra--charles X PhiilipA George Edwards
John Leary.
Lee. William o. Brown, Charles Phillips John leary.
iday, Hugh Falvey, James Mcbride, George Edwards
William q. Brown, William Kuhn, John @. Noonan,
Joseph Weston, Wcndle Hamm. Alexander Kelsey
robert WeDb, Michael Gaudiehaud, John Doxey.
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C0nvsnuCn ma W. 5uIs uBumsns - euppuss q -
poston:-
in 1884 the TN seeded states then being = with
the govsEpasnt were mes represented and in the ap-
pontnsp, OF National Committee Of one from each
over. They are States in the Union a. much
say other States, and entitled 70 be heard ON the
ommittee The democracy Of those states should take
steps TO b. present BY delegates Of their own appoint
ment on that committee II there is no democratic
organization al present In existence then let IL be per-
pointed and II there s any defect in FORM doubt the
committee In sasfacton at seeing Southern members
once more with them, would DO inclined 10 overlook It,
The Mobile Advertiser says" Bosonians very In
dignant because Mr.. Charles Dickens did not 20 to
Perhaps Mr. Dickens Is mot interested in American
politics. n-Bosfon Courier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-31
INTERNAL REVENUE MATTERS.
Another Raid from Collector Woods Once, In
Brooklyn.

Another Raid from Collector Woods once, In
Brooklyn.
K T. Wood, the newly appointed collector Of the
Third district, Brooklyn, has already commenced his
raids upon the Illicit dstcrics OF his district Yestcr
day he directed tho OF large place in Hudson
avenue sad 10 have deed all the detective orco OF
Revenue Department for two months past Deputy
Iinney, at tho head Of small force entered the place
and found fourteen hogsheads OF moasses just being
posted in mash, entirely obvious OF the legal and
license The operating the still s'made tracks,
but soon returned with crowd Of two hundred men
and women, who commenced q brutal assault upon
deputy Tinney and his men, for tho avowed
purpose OF regainng possession OF tho dstilery and
removing H. Word sent TO the Marshai's Office
and soon Marshal Higgins appeared the ground with
rciniorcements but not until Mr. Tinney had been
bruiay struck with bludgeon, inspector Berry pros
trated with sluns shot, deputy Reg nolds half lied
BY tho mob aud the keepers likewise badly handled.
All tho wounded were conveyed to the nearest drug
store where their wounds dressed, after which
they we're removed ~ their homes The s.stli'' was
then razcd by the officers reward will no doubt be
offered by the government for tho apprehension OF tho
guilty parties
Meeting of the Metropolitan Revenue Board.
Deputy Commissioner Harland quorum OF the
Metropolitan Revenue Board yesterday in session. and
was 10 leave last night for Washington on business con.
nccted with the Revenue Bureau.
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Marine Disasters.

srrAsnr Llsrnrr, from Havana and Key West, .. Bal
taken into Key West.
Is The bark sse eS o
leans for vgo. before reported ashore the Portuguese
rated Al was butt at sah. Me- IN 1855, and hailed from
New York. She had cargo Of $3.50 slaves.
which put into Naovltas Nov IN distress has been cou
demned, and was to be sold at auction 18th inst.
BARK DiswAsrtp-There a large bark. apparently
coal laden OF Bermuda dsmasted with signals OF dis.
nothing could 81 on he sn @o nns pes % but
inG heavy gale ut the time steamer despaicne
Shields YORK for the safety o. which vessel fear.
have been cncrtaned.)
New YoH was back Bee nov
scnR GRACE cLirrov-Kcy West Dec so-The schr Grace
with @e which has on s four dsy Ia:
arrived here. and will be scutcd
from Pnsdeiphia for Rotterdam. which was iowcd into
Brogwershaysn Yesterday saky and With loss % foremost
water 10 hold and bas begun 10 discharge.
burg With i anchored @eS. dsma loe h'% sc
Cat after having been tossed DYER the
cAaA Dee 18th. cargo Of the Serene from Rotterdam
for which was stranded here Dec ~ has been
.,ss @S Ss 'ssa
Miscellaneous.
srr.ssnr pEnsrh Of the Cunard line, has been
onasea ~ ner wo vii no doubt her
TO this aide In her present shape. -
Notice Mariners.
LIGHTHOUSE AT RIVER VIRGINIA.
Oncial Information Is hereby given that pile Light
house has been erected Al Deep Water shoals In the
river Virginia. to take tho place OF the destroyed by
last winter. 'f
The light win he exhibited the FIRST time on the even.
Ing OF the 18th OF January 1885, when the hghtvesscl
marking the station will be withdrawn.
os s ss above sos n as s
and the Light be In clear weather distance
miles. By ORDER w. b. SHUBRICK.
Whalemcn.
Arrived at Honolulu Nov 2, bark washington Baker NIB
from Arctic 100 bills oil, lS0W lbs bones banks Nautilus
glven DO DO 7s OIL l2ooo bone; Minerva PennIman do
do l2v0 OIL 2u0D bone. 3d. Navy. Davis do $50 TW
bone ship Roman, Nnn do. Ochosk 1908 OIL 10 100 bone,
bark John Carver, Worth do, Arctic 200 oil 30 shp
Worth Edssrscwn, DO go OIL 700 bone; shIpJ Ferry
Green. Nh, do 1lOO oi IL 600 bone 9Th. bafkJ Thomp
brown, MI, Arctic 1900 oil, lsOp bone sth. shin
Rowland. Knowes do 400 OIL lUov bones ship Corinthan,
- ~ ~, lAvo ponsi tast yehn wsss Tinkac NJ Do.
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Great Prevalence of 'ecs IN tho State
Part Of the Blacks. Ae""s" ON t"e
Enoxr, Va, Dec. 90. 1867,
- ~ u...,. O'Clock p NJ I
-. 80 os.. o. tho State, with but one excep
"a ,.-orn.o, <sah VALLEY, accounts OF q reign
~, <so'of the murderous and inccndiary pro-
....s,u, &c blacks. In Halifax county, during tho
III - holidays, military officer, much against his
eAs compelled TO invoke the aid OF tho military
<hontcs here, there serious indications OF
Asiurbs.cs on the part OF tho blacks Everything,
however passed of quietly tbs presence Of tho military
having decided influence with the incendiary Africans
Disguise u as anybody may, war OF races in.
svitsbie Every vnginan ssith whom I converse is
Impressed with terrible 9oreboding OF the coming
wallet and incendiarisrn Of factories, d~eling
kouses aud earns . coumon event The Bureau, n
gaost iniqntous machine smo. hers everything in tho
fhapo or negro outrage. aud the military author
lilies unwilling that such lawlessncss should 90
known 20 tho people OF the North Tho press here "
flooded with OF these outrages and increase
aryong the blacks Personal observation and
verssn with the peora alone satisfy Norherr
observer for listen 70 the Bureau or the military and
you y assurcdy be hoodwinked Virginia Is no loss
psrea0lo than either Georgia Mississippi. and the
reports OF General Ord will doubtless be reiterated by
Sch0feids In due time. The Buroau the main insra-
saeAi for the suppression OF negro ousragcs-
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the rRsss Tfls6RlHs.

n oticcncc Of the Military aud the Bareau
Officers in Relation the Expected Out
break.
RIcrxoSp Dec 80 1867.
The exaggerated accounts tclegraphed from this cay
relative expected rising OF the negroes OF the
xide counties Of the State have better foundation
than TIE fact that few days squad OF soldiers
were seat 10 Halifax because disturbance Christ.
feared. The negro population throughout the
state - a. quiet far armed nsurrection N
oerned, hs they nave been since their emanc patton.
Neither the military headquarters the Freedmcn's
Bureau have been advised OF aSy Appreciated trouble
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1hs Omitted states ffigsts wampSneas, Captain
NicholA arrived yesterday from . cruise q on
Trial Trip and anchored 1t Quarantine She win pEeesed
70 sea again this morning for further trial.
TAe United States gunboat Yantic. which had arrived
. Key West from TAmpico 70 coal sailed for New York
ON Saturday.
Commander James Thornton has bean detached
rom duty 1t the Portsmouth IN H. Navy Yard and
dered TO the command Of the corvette Kearsarge which
70 likely 10 be sent TO the European station
thornton was the executive officer of the same ship
when she engaged and sunk the Alabama on Cherboura
sional skin,
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THE BALL son.

THE BALL SEASON.
LIRE DEPARTMENT BALL
THIRfY-NINrH ANNUAL BALL.
in aid of the
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND
LATE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT..
ACADEMY or Music, ~
MONDAY EvENIs.,. January 20. rsss.
TICKETS five DOLLARS.
admitting = gentleman aud laiieA
trxf-~ Ladies Tickets dol ars
Can be obta ether Of the Committee froA
the Officers.
JAMES r. wESMAx, President
lao Pearl street,
JOHN J. wEsTRAy, Secretary,
No. William street.
ALoNzo sLoTE, treasurer, ~.
I'D Fulton str.et.
Proscenium and First Circle Boxes secured as
JAMES +. wExMAN, President
10 Pearl street.
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Heavy Losses Of New York Fire Insurance
Compnnics-Rumercd Reduction of the
Whiskcy Tax.
From the Evening Telegram Of yesterday.l
CIsctsvArf Dec 20. 1857.
The following Is full report Of The New York insu-
rance on Boyle, Miller McRoterts distillery and
warehouse: Fulton, Underwritsrs' Agency Msahattan,
Excelsior, Commercial Exchange snd American Ex-
chance 5000 each; the Security, Market Rssolusc,
o. Buffalo, and Commerce, Of Albany, $1,000 each.
Reliable Information has been received by prominent
whsfsy dsnllSn that The duty VIII ~ reduced 70 my
Charles Dickens wiz rssd here On " ash Of March.
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The following the order In which original thsr.
teen States adopted the constitutions Of tho United
STATES According to provision in the constitution IL
became binding upon the States auyng u when adopt.
Cd BY nine States New Hampshire was the important
ninth State
4. Delaware, December T. 1857
Pennsyivania December ~ 1851.
New Jersey, December Is 1851.
Georgia, January Q 1Tss
o Connecticut January q 17es
Q. Massachusetts,. February J. lsss
T. Maryland April IS 17ss
8 South Carolina NAY "a l5ss
y New Hampshire, June "a 1sse
10 Virginia June IS 17ss
H. New York, July 20, lsss.
~ North Carolina, November IL 1882
AZ Rhode lsiand, May a. 17po.
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tWHHF FFFHFUFnFe
Tho Raleigh ~. c. SeRiine, December 2s states that
y has observed poster the streets calling for
radical meeting Al the Court House, for the purpose Of
nominating Hon. s y Chase Tor shc Presidency-"sub.
ject 70 the decision Of thu National Republican Con-
vention." The Sentinel hereopon asks:--whas about
Gransf Hadn't these men bstter wait until they are
In the Unionp and entitled 10 representation 10 the
Chicago convcnian before they attempt 70 dictate to
the North who shall be tho nouinecs
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The National Democratic Committee.
The Democratic National Executive Committee meet
IN Washington the 22d Of February for The purpose
OF selecting the time and place for holding the ners
Democratic National Convention. The Cincinnati En-,
gsfrer, December Is urges the admission OF demo
craig ir0m the scushsrn STATES 10 ne sislIugs Of ,hs
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BR00KLyy POLITICS.

Democratic General Committee.
This body mold special meeting last evening for the
purpose understood, Of aiding the appointment Of
tho oncc OF Naval Officer, and also
sieer the general situation OF Affairs but the commit
too went into executive session Immediately upon
assembling the exact proceedings did not ranspire.
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II ENTUCKY LOTTERY.
n FRANCE. SMITH CO.,
Successors to MURRAY, EDDY co.,
in the management OF the Kentucky State Lonsry for
benefit Of Shelby College.
sHKLBYvrLLx. XII, Dec 2 rS61
70 ALI WHOM n MAY CoNcsRN:-
This certify that JAMES g. SMITH alone b enttlet
the Shelby College Lottery Grant OF Kentucky auy
scheme classes Hereunder III
All other schemes classes after January l. 1eA b.
whomsoever devised drawn under the Of the he'
by College Lottery Grant without legal authority fro
Of any such persons acting without authority from ua
4 q. SHAUKELF0RD.3
J. L. CALDWELL. ~
II, A. CHM.
JAS. l.. ELLrNGWOC
Managers appointed by the Shelby Circuit Court fol
Shelby College Lottery Grant
CARD.
As will be by the above notice. have the sole and
exclusive right the Shelby College Lottery an
after January 1868. The Will be managed and con
Quoted after the above date In the OF Franco Smith
Co. II
We have filed in Shelby Circuit Court shelbyvile XVI
bond amounting 70 three hundred thousand dollsr1
(S3pO, uOO) for the payment of all prizes.
The official list Of numbers dr. wing prizes will be pun
lshed the New York Herald. Cincinnati Daily ConN
mcrcial and Cincinnati German papers go
We draw two Lotteries daily and give persons the advAn4
age Of SELECTING their own numbsf- SEND your aadre M
Address all orders 70 ~ s1tS1SX
FRANCE. SMITH 4 C0.jyy9
Box 3s<. CovIngton, Ky44~
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the frMIAn BROTHERHOOD.
EXECUTIVE OrrIcE FRSIAN BRorHERHoo
623 BROADWAY, Dec. 30, 1867.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE FRNrAN BRoTHERHooD1
S23 BROADWAY, Dec. 80, 1861
TO THE EDITOR OF fns HERALD
WIN you be kind enough state that the mschisvous
reports In this evenings papers, relating to the selection
OF the new Council for reunited Fenian Brotherhood
and the connection Of my name with the same arc in
every particular untrue and only calculated to throw
obstacles In the way Of the 80 earnestly desired
~ al true lovers of human liberty Very truly,
JOHN SAVAGE, G. E.F.B.
~ e-
BROWN, rhE ALLEGED CHILD MURDERER The Hartford
fTess, IN speaking OF Brown, who with his wife was
recently arrested 10 Hartford for burning child 10 death
70 procure the insurance money says:-Among thu
many acts OF vany which have been discovered on the
track OF Joseph Brown aas Barney the least int
resting II the fact that when he LEFT Hartford the woman
Josephine Fox, refused TO live any longer with him IN
ies they were married. To this arrangement he con-
sented and they visited New Haven for that purpose.
Brown lett the woman a. the railway station while he
went out to make arrangements for the nuptia cere-
monies Returning In the evening he informed her that
all was ready and that be had obtained the services Of
Methodist clergyman He then led her to an oyster
saloon, where the marriage ceremony was performed
ana shc supposed It was all right 1t appears that
the Methodist minister was 'pal" Of Browns. who
tea white handkerchief about his neck and thus
helped him TO deceive the woman who ignorant Of
the miserable trick imposed upon her until after their
arrest for the murder
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THr vr,.,.

The Pending War of RI
Great Prevalence Of sVs IN t"c state
Part Of the Blacks. 1Se"s"r's" ON tne
RI
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DENEDIcTINE. . -
monks the Delicious cordial introduced into
country. s.
highly recommended BY the medical faculty OF Franco
only Tor after dinner but for general family use
Agents for the United States ana Canada. -
&. DE GAUGUE Co.,,
IS Water street, New York;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

THO TEACHERS.-WANTED, a MAR
| RIED GENTLEMAN of experience, ability,
and infuence to aid as partner or otherwise, in
the management OF class Fem i1L School
nation, Experience &C., E. D., box 44a, Peters
bnru
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-12

Kentucky is again the bloody hunting
ground" The Radicals arc on the trail OF
blood. The new members have no hopes
Of getting their seats at the present session.
STEVENS and BUTLER lead the pack, and
loud is the cry which is heard through the
land. These Kentuckians must be recon
structed. But VIC suggest more compre-
hensivc reconstruction plan than any here
toforc passed. We propose that no person
who is not known to be Radical Shall
hereafter be admitted to Scat in Con-
gross, and that all the Democrats now in
that body be forthwith expelled. This
would perhaps satisfy Mr.. LOGAN, who, we
arc told, is "keenly alive to the danger
involved in leaving the rebellion but halt
suppressed, as it would be with its re-
representatives. sitting in Congress-"