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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-20
Time of Holding Courts
THE STATE on OHIO, ss.

1
To the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Trumbull County, Greeting:
| It Is hereby ordered that the several Terms OF
| the District Court and Court OF common fleas;;
| for the year le6S, shall he held in the several
counties comprising the Ninth Judicial District
of the State Of Ohio. as follows. to-wit:
District Court
In Stark County, on April 18th.
In Columbiana county, on April 18th.
In Trumbuil county. on April 9th.
In Lake county, on August 18th.
| In Ashtabuia county, on August 24th.
In Carroll county. on April 10th.
In Mahoning county, on April 9TH.
| In Portage county, on April sd.
In Geaugs county, on August 10Th.
Court of Common Pleas.
In Carroll County. on January 18th. May 1st5
and October 18th.
In Stark county, on February 18th, June lst
and November 9th.
In columbiana county. on January 9th. Apr.
9Th and September 9Th.
In Portage county, on Jknuary 9th. June Is
and October 18th.
In Trqmbull cOurty. on February 10th, May
In Lake county. on February 18th. May llth
and September 2lst.
In Gesuga county. en- February 4th, April q
and September Sth.
In AshtAbuls county. on January 9Th, May
18th and November 9th.
You will enter this order on the Journals OF
the District Court and Court of Common Pleas;
and cause the same to be publish ed as required
by law.
WITNESS the Signatures Of the Judges Of
said District. at Warren. this ID day Of October,
A. ID 1861, NORMAN L. CHAEFEE,
JOSEPH FREASE,
GEORGE NJ. FUTILE.
Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas Of the
Ninth Judicial District.
THE STATE OF OHIO. I. EDwAaD sPEAR. jr
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas. within
and for the County Of Trumbull. hereby certify
the above and foregoing to be true copy Of the
original order now on file at the Clerks Ohlce
of said Court.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
of Common Pleas. at Warren. in said county,
this 4th day of November. 1861.
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The fashionable young ladies' board
ing schools never were more poorly at
tended than at present. There is a
universal complaint in this direction.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce
says that seamen are more scarce now
than at any time before or since the
war
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Cleveland. Nov. 1885,.
TTACHMENT.

IA Porter & Wheeler. Plaintiffs, against
Thomas McDermott. Before Isaac Nontgom-
cry, Jus tice of the Peace Of Brookfeld Town
ship, Trumbull county. Ohio.
On the 9th day of September. 1867. said jus
action, for the sum fforty-six dollars and fteer
cents. POhIEh q hhEELkhs 20
Nov. 6, 1s67-3t
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FORREST 4 HYDE.

Attorneys at Law Office over Parks 4 Pateh's
Hardware Store. Warren. Ohio, are authorized
late Bankrupt Law in the Unitod States
Courts. q March Is. 1867.
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ESTATE of ASA w. PARKER.
L deed. Notice is hereby given. that the
subscriber has been appointed Administratrix
on the Estate Of Asa W. Parker, late Of Trum-
bull county, decd
Newton Falls, Nov. s. 1867 st.
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a " RNYnER.

Attorney at Law. Notary Public; Convey sneer
~ Rsri Fstate ond General Collection Agent.
Once at OrangeyiIe. Trumbull CO Q. lspll1y
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InDINGshMoRGAN.

Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-car-
pets, Msttings and Floor Oil Cloths. Window
They keep cons antiy on hand. large and
full assortment Of goods in their line, Of good
quality and fashionable styles, and offer them
for sale at the IOrest prices in the market.
Jan, 9. 1861.
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Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rea-
dy Made Clothing, Hats, Caps and Cent? Fur
nishing Goods Main Street, Warren.0.
Janl7'66
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sargsen Dentists. Once over McLain 6on's
Banking Once, where they are prepared at
all times to manufacture and insert teeth on
allthe various bases noEin use.
Particular attententionp paid to diseased teeth.
Nay 4,-tf.
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Nsnnsacturs rs of Stoves, Plows, Castings. Tin
ware ,tOTe Furniture, Stove Pipe &c. No.
& Market street, Warren, 0.
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RF an. GTBBONs,

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; ofhce over Stiles
Store. Market Street, Warren Ohio. Par
ticular sftsntion given to Chronic Diseases.
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Pbvs.ci.n, and Surgeons. ofheso7er z. q. Ali
sou's Drug Store Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
Once hours from to 9. q. n. and from 70 J
I'M. (Feb q. 1861.
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NEW ARRIVAL
OF
STANDARD MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

TUST RECEIVED A NEW Sup.
u ply Of Miscellaneous Books. among which
are the following:
PrescOtt's Works-15 vols.
Life and Letters of Washington Irving!
vols.
Wsverley Novels-5 vols.
Irving's Works,
HaWthorne's Works
Sparkle Life of Washington.
Gil blas-3 vols.-ine edition.
Don Quixotte-4 Vols.-Lockhart's Transla-
ton.
Liebig's Complete Chemistry.
Charles Dickens Works-al editions
Thsekerays Works-Diamond Edition.
Looking Towards Snnset-by Mrs. Child.
BeRedicite-by 9, Chaplin Child.
luoy Arlyn-by TrOwbridge.
Ksthrina-by J. G. Holland,
Ecyolopedia of Religious Knowledge.
Me6ster's Unabridged Dictionary.
Worcester's
Mrs. Mulbsch's Historical Novels.
HeaTean opr Home, &C.
We viii order any Books you may want, that
We have not on hand. as we are receiving pack
ages from New ! ork twice q week.
Oct. l6 IN. 4 IF. PORTER.
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". IA. PACKARD,
REED d ADAMS,

Dealer in School and Miscellaneous Books, Sta
tienery, Wall Papers. Periodicals, Pamphlets
and Msgazines, at the New York Book Store,
Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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DENTIST. oHhceover the new Millinery Store
Of ii. o. Messer, between Iddings Morgan's
and Stiles & Son'g Store, Market street, " ar
rf-frs = go. TENa fe may 8, 166I-t
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= AI amTGHINs 8 GLIDDEN,
MeL.AIN a WARD.

Attorneys at Law, Office over Smith & McCOmbs
Store, corner Of Main and Market Streets
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NEW BOOKS /!
JUST RECEIVED. AT THE
Warren News Depot !

A NY DENBROOK-Thls popu.
~ lar book. by a home suthoress, is meet
ing with ready sale. We have just received q
new supply. Price Sl.50.
KATHRINA-By DR.. Holland. This new
posm, by the author Of "BittersWeet." is just
out. and is in great demand. AL the admirers
of Timothy Titcomb" must have copy. PricC
WHITTIER'S COMPLETE P0EMS.-Thii
is the Diamond Edition, complete in one vol
ume. Price s, so.
RECORD Of the TTH OHIO REGIMENT
by Major George L. Wood. We have few
copies Of this popular War Record on hand, and
as it will soon be out of print. those wishing
one, should call soon. Price so.
AL new books received as soon as published
w. N. j ". F. PORTER.
Warren. Oct 16. 1857. ---
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8xo. Hurcz1Es. R.w. RLTLIFE- ;. c. EUrcHxs.
HUTCHINs, RATLIFF i HUTGHINs.
Attorneys, will attend to any business intrusted
to them in this and adjoining counties. and
rive particular attention to applications IN
the q. S. Court al Cleveland. for the benefit
Of The Bankrupt Law. 0fice over Freeman
Hunts Banking House. on Market Street,
Warren, Ohio. March q, 1867.
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AI.MON n. WERR.

rsnce Aren't; and Pension and Bounty agent.
Passage Tickets sold to and from and Money
remitted to theold country, at the lowest cur
rezt rates. 0ffee IN Webbh Block. Main
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HME SPEAR
2. rzcK. H. PICK.
PECK q BROTHER,
H. PICK.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods Silk and Straw Bonnets
Trimuines, Earieties. &c., at the sign Of the
"EasTsz On Goods Sore" Phoenix Block.
Warren- Ohio
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Wholesale and Retail dealers in American and
FOREIGN Hardware, Iron, Nails. Glass, &c.-
Van Gorder's Block. Market Sta Warren. 0.
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N GhoDSELL &CO,
~ MINOR.

Root and Shoe Manufactures, and dealers in
Boots and Shoes. at Mcconneps old stand. east
s1sds. Main ST., fourth door from Market.
koV. 6. ls67'ly
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NLcKKY.
:. D. HALL; FALL 4 nACKEY. :

N.nufaoturers Of Harness and dealers In Sad
dIery n Hardware, Trunks, Yalises; ITayelins 5
Rszs- Whips. HORSE Blsnkets. Saddles ana
Fsnrv SaidlerF. No. s. Market Street War
ran Ohio. kmay ., Aood.
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JAuEsON & WHEELER,

Manufacturers Of Leather. Main Street. War
rem q. NOV. Il. 1856.
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VOLUME 52-NO. IA.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
publ;,bed every Wednesday morning. in En-
Mrs Block. Market St. Warren. WV. RrrEzEL
Editor and Proprietor.
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8. s.w:fAhh n,pK PATCH.
LYMAN,

wholesale dealers in Iron and Nails, Carriage
and Saddley Hardware, IT,mmi5n5gs 55 4o''
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WRITING INK.
w We keep on hand the best kinds of Inks
which we will SELL st wholesale and retail q
reasonable prices:
Arnold Inks. Quarts, Pints, half pints and4 OF
French copying. lvi0let Inks. 8 sizes.
Kirkland's Writing Fluid and School Inks.
German Chemical Fluid, 5 sizes.
DessSnsr's Black School Ink.
' W.N &W.F. PORTER s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-11

The ROBBERY OF GRANTS TOBACCO FAC
TORY.-The robbery of the tobacco fac
tory of J. II. Grant & Go. on Sunday
morning last was remarkable in respect to
the value Of the stolen goods, the mode of
procedure adopted by the robbers, and
their speedy detection and arrest. En-
trance into the establishment was effected
through window opening on an alley,
and having gained the inside, one man
probably let in his accomplices through
the back door. Through this door also the
twelve boxes of tobacco were carried out.
The booty was carried away in hacks just
before sunrise, when the passage Of. the
vehicles along the street occasioned no
remark.
The robbery was discovered early in the
day, and the proprietors of the ia tory
Immediately put two accomplished d tee
tiyes-Tyler and O'Dwyer-On the s,ent
By 3 O'Clock they had struck the trail
and ere nightfall some Of the suspected
parties had been apprehended.
The case will be up for trial before the
Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-11

A HORsE-THIEF CAUGHT.-On Monday
afternoon, between 2 and o'clock, Ser
geant Buckley. of the Fifth cavalry, tied
his horse before the quartermaster's Office
in Rockets, and went in the house, leav-
ing the animal in charge of freedman.
Presently young man, belonging to
the burial corps, came up, and, as the
horse was rather mettlesome, volunteered
to show Sambo how to hold him. The
darky handed him the bridle-rein, and in
q moment the stranger was in the saddle.
The horse trotted off, in obedience to the
command Of his rider, and both were
quickly out of sight.
The darky reported the matter immedi-
ately to Sergeant Buckley, who, exaspe-
rated at the theft, was soon on the track
of the rogue. Before night he found that
the horse had been sold to tavern-keeper
on the Brook road, and the animal was
brought back to town.
The Sergeant showed himself good de-
tective in the. discovery of the thief,
whom he arrested on Franklin street at a
late hour the same night. He gave his
name as James Lenbert, and acknowledged
that he had taken the horse, but claimed
that the animal had thrown him and run
off
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Aaccti07e Sales This D0a,.

LYME & BROTHER will sell at O'Clock
three building lots on Maple street west OF
the gas house.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON will
sell at IL O'Clock beautiful square OF
four acres Of land, in Sidney, near Grove
street.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at 12 O. clock
q farm Gf ninety-nine and a half acres,
with improvements, about five miles be-
low the city of Richmond.
PAINE & GO. will sell at 10 o'clock large
and choice stock Of fresh dry goods.
GRUBBS g. WILLIAMS will sell at o. clock,
ut No. so2, the valuable law library OF the
late General George W. Randolph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-11

P1cKPoCKETs ON THE CARs.-A number
of delegates to- the Conservative Conven-
tion, En-, route for this city Uia the Central
railroad, "fell among thieves yesterday
afternoon. Major Davis, of Washington,
lost $l0O; Colonel Ward, of Giles, $50
and package of valuable papers; and
Mr.. Johnson, of Grayson, q considerable
amount of money.
1t is supposed that the thieves were
from Washington city, as the robberies
were perpetrated soon after the down-train
for Richmond left Gordonsvlle. They
were very adr'oit in the execution of their
plans, and escaped without being dis
covered. Nor did the parties know that
they had sustained any loss until they had
occasion to look after their pocket-books
to pay for some articles they had purchased
on the train.
Wewould suggest to members and others
sojourning in our city during the sitting of
the Conservative Convention that they
cannot be over cautious in guarding against
the light-fngered gentry. The crowd of
strangers will doubtless draw pickpockets
from all points of the compass.
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PROPOSED MEETING OF NEGROES ON THE
TOBACCO TAx.-The leading colored men
of this city are considering the propriety
of holding, at an early day, mass meet
ing of negroes for the purpose of adopting
resolutions appealing to Congress for re-
peal of the tax on tobacco, and setting
forth the good which must result from such
legislation. Their design is certainly one
upon which the whites can look with much
more favor than upon the recent political
gatherings of the colored people.
There are thirty three tobacco factories
in Richmond and Manchester, each Of
which, when in full operation, pays about
$500 per week to their employees, or al
aggregate of sl6,5O0. Only one OF two o.
these factories are now at work, and these
we understand, propose soon to close. Al
long as this state of affairs shall continue
tbs snug sum of money mentioned is KEEP
in the pockets of the proprietors Of these
establishments rather than in the hands
the needy negroes, who would soon put j
in circulation. Petersburg, Lynchburg
and Danville also have each about hfteel
factories; in most of which work ma
already been suspended, whilst others ar
about to cease operations.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHro RAuRoAp-MEEr-

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIo RAILRoAD-MEET-
ING OF THE EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-The
Executive Committee of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad for this city held meet
| ing at the Ballard House yesterday eve-
ming at O'Clock. Mr.. James Lyons was
called to the chair, and Thomas W. Dos
well appointed secretary.
| Colonel Fontaine, in clear and able
manner, explained the purposes and views
Of the company, and the prospects and
advantages of the great enterprise.
When he concluded, on motion of Mr..
~ IL. Lee, the chairman was requested to
appoint q committee of ten citizens for
each of the five wards of the city, whose
duty it shall be to canvass their wards and
use their influence in behalf of the pro-
posed subscription to the railroad, with the
power to increase their number by such
additional appointments as they may deem
proper.
Mr.. Lyons addressed the meeting for
some time in behalf of-the improvement,
and showing that it was work Of vital
Importance to Richmond.
Both Mr.. Lyons and Mr.. Coalter Cabell
explained the matter of debt and taxation
that would grow out Of the subscription.
Only one-fourth Of the subscription would
be wanted for each year until it was all
drawn in city bonds. The people would
never have to pay more than the interest
upon the subscription, and that only for
the brief period before the completion of
the road. After that the road guaranteed 8
per cent. on the subscription, and taxation
on account of it would altogether cease.
Mr.. Cabell estimated that the tax for the
interest upon the whole subscription would
not at any time exceed one-fourth of one
per cent. on the property of the city.
The meeting, which was full one; and
consisted of the most prominent and sub
stantial of our citizens, was deeply inte-
rested in the speeches, and seemed to ap-
prove most heartily Of the, opinions and
calculations Of the speakers.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE Posr-oFFIcE December 10th !:
S. Wexford Corbin, Fredericksburg, Va,
revenue stamp; Mr.. McCrea, Manchester,
Va, 1c. stamp; Henry G. Carr, Madison,
Ohio, no stamp; Commanding officer COM
pany D. Twentieth infantry, Baton Rouge,
La, no stamp; Miss Pattie A. Elam, Sara
ford Fork, N. c., old stamp; William n.
Worthington, New York, no stamp; Miss
Hankerty, Fort Monroe, Va, old stamp
Eagle" Claremont, N. H., no stamp
Minor and American, Manchester, n. h.
no stamp; Enquirer, Dover, N: H., nc
stamp; Journal, Portsmouth, n. H., nc
stamp; Telegraph, Nashua, n. H., nc
stamp; Charles Harris, King and Queen
Va, revenue stamp; Captain E. j. Mad
dux, Washinton, D. c., no stamp; N. d
Cooke, Christiansburg, Va, no stamp
Mrs. George Plume, Farmville, Va. Ok
stamp; George ". Price, Baltimore, Nd.
no stamp.
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PARDoNs.-The Governor on yesterday
nardoned Frederick Hackett alias, James
". Lewis, negro, convicted in the Hus-
tinps Court of Richmond Of petit larceny,
and sentenced to sixty days imprisonment
in the city jail. Also, Edward Brown
negro, convicted in the county court o, 0,
Culpeper, and sentenced to two months
Imprisonment in the county jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-11

IMpoRrAHr TO FgxALEs.-The Duponco Golden
Pills have relieved more real suffering amongst
females than any other medicine In the world.
The pills act like charm, and are not secret
nostrum. Physicians use them and recommend
them Druggists everywhere pronounce them the
mo.t saleable as we'll as the best pills they have
ever sold, and there is not lady living but whas
a. some period of hor life will End these pills just
the medicine she requires. Sec advertisement
and list Of agents in another part oA'this paper.
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Corn and Flour Exchange, December 10, 1867.
OFFERINGS. Wheat-White, 500 bushels red,
66S bushels. Corn--White, $40 bushels mixed,
els. Meal-White, unbolted new, las bushels:
SALBs.-W Whedt-White, S96 bushels at s22
s2.65 for inferior to strictly prime; red, los
bushels at 81 so@s2 36 for very inferior to fair
Corn-White, SsS bushels--l74 bushels on pri-
yate terms rest at 81 Is for old; $l@Sl .03 for
new; mixed, 234 bushels at 81 for new and
81. 10 for Old. Odts-la2 bushels prime on pri-
yate terms. Rye-26o bushels prime at 81 AS.
AeaI-White, unbolted new, 81 bushels prime
n Sl O5
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CITY CoUNc1L.-Att the regular monthly
meeting of the City Council it was
"ReSolved, That the Council will not con-
slider any more petitions on the subject of
the reduction Of class taxes unless there is
an error in the assessment"
On recommendation Of the Finance
Committee, the class tax charged to the
following persons and firms was reduced
Regnault s. Co., A. W. Richardson, W. W.
Jacobson, G.. Hoffman & Co., Oscar New
man, NJ. Elleck, n. NJ. Norfeet & Co.,
Joseph BriZzolara, J. r. Allen & Co., A.
G.. Babcock, James II. Ammons, Marcus
Brown, John M. Pitcher, W. B. Daniel,
W. D. Selden g. Co., Julius Kraker,
Lconora Stack, Miss R. G. McLemore, and
J. II. Word. Also, that the tax assessed
against Barksdale s. Read for concerts or
exhibitions at Metropolitan Hall be remit
ted, the committee having satisfactory
proof that the hall had not been used for
such purpose since the 1st of February.
A reduction Of fifty dollars was made on
the assessment Of A. d. Chalkley.
The following petitions were rejected :
Robert Briggs, A. D. Chalkley, Henry P.
Taylor, John Romer, John Ginnochio,
Blunt & Moseley, Dover Coal Mining Com
pany, and Butler s. Son.
Mr.. Scott, Of the Committee on Light,
presented a report adversely to the petit
tions of Andrew Washburn, Superintend-
ent School of Soldiers Memorial Society,
and. the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, asking free use of gas.
On motion, the petition of Mr.. Washburn
was recommitted, and the Recommendation
Of the committee in reference to the
second petition concurred in.
An application from the employees of the
Gas Works asking for an increase OF pay
was read.
Mr.. Saunders offered the following reso
luton which was adopted:
"Resolued, That the petition from the
employees of the City Gas Works and the
salary of all other officers and employees o
the CITY be referred to the Committee or
Salaries"
The following resolution, offered by Mr.
August, was adopted:
"Resolued, That the City Engineer be
authorized to advertise for proposals tt
bury the poor who may die in the city
and who are entitled to be buried at the
city expense, and that the contract b'
awarded to the lowest bidder; and that i
shall be the duty of all persons authorized
to give orders for the burial of the poor tt
send their orders to the person to whom
the said contract shall be awarded"
Mr.. Lee offered the following resolution
"Resolved, That the Committee on Po
lice be authorized to consider any matte
pertaining to the police force of the city
and that they have authority to summon
witnesses to appear before them and Civ
testimony concerning any subject betor
them"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-11

POKT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 10, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philsdsiphia, raer-
chandise and passengers, w. 7. Porter
steamer Colonel Rueksr, Bell, Baltimore, hay.
United State5 quartermaster.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Barqus Bertha Temple sailed from Liverpool
for City Point on the 2?d ultimo.
Schooner J. c. Hertz, Gray, hence, arrived at
New York on the 9th instant with loss OF part OF
her deck load.
Seven schooners are reported below bound mp.
One (thres. mastsd) supposed to be the schooner
Lucy D. Higgins from Boston for this port.
WHITE House, December 9.-sailed, steamer
Admiral, kirwan, Baltimore. and steamer Mystie,
for Norfolk, merchandise and passengers, Rich
mond and York silver Railroad.
Brig A. B. Cook. Small, sailed from New York
for Richmond on the eth instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-11

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UNpERwooD PREs1D1NG-IMPoRTANT De-
CREE.-In this court yesterday decree
was made in the suit of the Merchants n a.
tionsl Bank of Baltimore Us. The Bank of
the Valley of Virginia, placing the assets
of the bank into the hands of the receiver,
A. Vance Brown, who gives surety in the
sum of 100000.
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UNRULY.-John Lord, a recently en-
franchised citizen, was drunk on the street
yesterday, and interfered with pedes.
trians. A policeman attempting to arrest
him, John violently resisted, but was
finally taken to tho lower station mouse
and locked up.