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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19
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MAYORS COURT, FRIDAY-Mcyor Cha
hoon presiding. Richard Walker (negro
boy), assaulting and beating John Geising-
haus. Set back for whipping from his
father. -
Rose Phillips (negro), stealing three
blankets from F. a. Kuper. Continued
until to-day. ... NJ o.,
Isadore Hirshberg, assaulting and beat
ing M. B. Ramos. His father required to
give him a whipping. .,
William Washington (negro), threatening
to beat and throwing brick at Anna
Clark. Sent to Jail in default of security.
Henry Page (negro), stealing three
chickens. Discharged.
William G.. Johnson, obtaining Sl5.l7
worth of goods from L. Walker under false
pretences. Discharged.
Moses Taylor (negro), refusing to leave
the platform at the Petersburg depot when
ordered. Continued until to-day.
Mr.. Christian Sears appeared to answer
the charge of stealing cow from Barney
Tracey, but the case was continued until
Wednesday en- account of the absence of
Barney's witnesses.
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SUICIDE OF AN Ex.PoLIcEnAN.
JEALOUSY THE CAUSE.

Yesterday afternoon Jane Pinney "a ne
gro woman keeping house on Grace street
near the fish market) reported at the lower
police station that white man was lying
at her house seriously ill or dying. Of
fcers Tyler and Whit repaired at once to
her house, and found the person referred
to apparently suffering with congestive
chilli, land speechless. His eyes were closed,
his lips quivered spasmodically, the perspi-
ration was rolling in great beads from
his face, and his whole frame was in o
tremor. They recognized him as Andrew
J. Clapp, until recently q member of the
city police by Mayor Chahoon's appoint
ment. His wife, known rs Hattie Clapp,
who resides on Main street, over the grocery
of Walker & Saunders, being informed of
his whereabouts, sent for him during the
afternoon and put him to bed, but ne died
in few moments afterward. ,-,,s...-:
q Clapp is reported to have been q very
jealous man, and desperately in love with
his wife, who, from all accounts, was not 80
much ensmored of him, but on the con-
trary was rather free in her manners. He
is said to have threatened on several occa-
sions to take his own liferI she did not do
better and about two weeks ago she
caught him taking morphine, and probably
saved his life by the prompt use of an
emetic. ...--,. ..,....
u Mrs. Clapp, who is rather pretty girl,
and does not seem oyerpowered by her
af1iction, says that her husband left her
on Thursday morning, saying that he was
going to Baltimore. He kissed her and told
her he wouldn't be gone long. She did not
see him again until he was brought (speech-
less) to the house. .,...
Jane Pinney, the negro at whose house
Clapp was found, says he came there before
daylight yesterday morning and. asked to
be allowed to lay down, saying that he felt
sick. He went to bed, and did not get up
nor speak again. At length she became
alarmed, and informed the police officers as
stated above. He did not seem to have
been drinking, and took no medicine while
at her house. sr-<.- ..yrr ..4T
Coroner Little was informed Of the facts
at late hour last night, and signi6ed his
intention to hold an inquest to-day.
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CoNFIsCATED PROPERTY REsToRED.-The
property of Ex-Governor Wise in Princess
Anne county, Va, which has been in the
possession of the Government and occu-
pied by squatting negroes for several years,
has at length been restored to the owner,
but in o wretchedly dilapidated condition.
The restoration is made under an order
from the Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen,
and Abandoned Lands, bearing date Octo-
Der 9th, 1866, from which we make the
following extract:
at appearing that certain parcels of aban-
doned lands are yet borne upon the returns OF
this Bureau in some Of the States, and un.
conditional amnesty and pardon for partici.
patton in the rebellion having been declared
by the President of the United States, ii is
directed that all lands and tenements held by
this Bureau as ABANDONED be restored to the
owner thereof, except in cases where the GO.
vernment has acquired the title by due pro-
cess OF law"
Governor Wise will have to get the ne
groes off as best he can-the Government
will not assist him.
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The NEW GAS REGULATIoNs.-The ordi-
nance adopted by the City Council at the
last meeting makes several important
changes in the regulations about the city
gas. The most important are: - y. "
r THAT the inspector shall take the register
of all weekly metres once week, and Of all
her-raetres orcea month, and he shall In
spect every metre once month
That the COMMITTEE may employ such person
or persons to assist the inspector as may be me-
cessary, at such price as they may fix, TO be
reported to the Council That
should the tenant omit TO give at least three
days notice of his intention TO remove, or 70
report Immediately to the inspector any defect
in the pipe, metre, etc., he shall be fined not
less than five nor more than ten dollars Andr
that payment for gas shall be made monthly
by all persons except those who Thy the super
intenden y may be required to pay oftenerS
and that the committee or inspector, in any
case wherein he or they deem such precaution
proper to secure the city against loss, shall
require the deposit Of a sum in advance, ior
other security, to insure payment for what
will become due for gas lt
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s4irItntond 1ispatth.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH, IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED. CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
COOK LAuaHToN win sell on Council

COOK LAuaHTON will sell on Council
Chamber Hill, at 10 A. M, match bays,
top buggy, ayrshire bull, milch cows, &c.
E. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 a. M, at his
store, household and kitchen furniture,
dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, &c.
A. @. PULLIAM will sell for the trustee, at
10 M, at the southwest corner of Main
and Fourteenth streets, an interest in the
tract Of land lying partly in Powhatan
n=t' and partly in Chesterfield, known as "Kes-
nick.'' :at.T|
J. BYERLY co. will sell at their store,
- at "A. NJ, furniture, clothing, crockery
W. K SMITH will sell on Council Chamber
Hill, at 10 A.. NJ, horses, mules, and Sc;
- rcond- hand guns ~ .sagGhL
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COMMISSION "LUSATICo INoUIRENDo." :"
By direction of the Mayor court of three
magistrates Mitchell, Cammack,
and Gaston,-were summoned yesterday to
inquire into the state of mind of Mark
Pike, arrested Thursday on warrant OBJ
tained by his wife. The court held its .es-
sion at the First Ward station-house yester-
day at four o'clock, when, upon the testi-
mony of DR.. Isaiah White, the surgeon in
charge of the infrmary at the Medical Col
lege, and Mary Pike, the wife Of the party
under arrest, he was adjudged lunatic,
and the Sergeant directed to take him to
an asylum as early as practicable.
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The SCHURMAN ROBBERY AND ATTEMPT
ED MURDER-ARREsT OF THE DEsPERADOFs s
WHO COMMITTED THE OUTRAGE.-The mid
night attack of five negroes upon Mr.. Schur-
man and his wife, who live on the Nine
mile road-the circumstances of which we're
detailed in our, paper day or two ago
received prompt attention from Constable
Robinson and his assistants, and their ef-
forts have been crowned with the capture of
all of the desperadoes. The first named,
Frank Taylor, was arrested on Wednesday,
as has already been stated. On Thursday
evening, the second, g negro calling himself
Pleasant Richardson, was apprehended,
and found with Schurman's shoes upon his
feet. He, too, was committed by Justice
Nettles. ~. t#.# ..-r m.- @".
Yesterday morning the third arrest was
made. 1t was that of Ned Allen Ia mu-
latto), who, being carried before Justice
Petherbridge, confessed that he knew all
about the affair, and gave the names of the
other parties implicated. He said he was
passing Schurman's house on the night of
the robbery, and hearing the report of fire.
arms, &c., in the yard, went over to see
what was the matter. He found Frank
Taylor, Pleasant Richardson, William An
son, and Joe Braxton in the room. Taylor
was flourishing razor; another negro was
beating Schurman, who was PROSTATE on
the floor, with the butt of a musket, while
the others were beating Mrs. schurman,
who was lying in bed. One of these latter
was armed with gun; the other carried
an axe. Having disposed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Schurman, and doubtless thinking them
dead, Allen says they ransacked the
house from top to bottom in search
of money which they believed them to be
in possession of. What he was himself
doing all this time does not appear, nor
does he tell what his point of observation
was. He accurately described Anderson
and Braxton to the Justice before whom he
was taken, and said they would be found at
Cohn's distillery, near Vogler's spring.
The officers went thither, and finding them,
arrested and confronted them with Allen at
the Court t-house at about dark last evening.
They stoutly denied that they knew him at
all, and as earnestly protested their inno-
cence of the crime with which they are
charged. They were lodged in the county
jail to await hearing this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schurman are reported to
be conYalescent, but the injuries of the
latter are very severe and painful. They
have identified all of the parties arrested.
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Distribution TO THE PO0R,--The COM
mittee on the poor appointed by the City
Council are making preparations to renew
their usual distributions to the INDECENT
of the city.Y As they have to be made
through visitors it is important that those
appointed to this duty should be willing to
serve. We append below the names Of
those who acted in that capacity last win
ter, and it is desirable that as many of
them as can do 80 should continue to dis
charge the duties. As some, however, may
not be able to undertake it this winter, it
will become necessary to appoint others in
their stead. ANY gentleman who has the
time, and is willing to engage in this work
of benevolence, will be given district by
leaving his name at this Office. We would
urge it upon those who may be disposed to
do this work to be prompt in letting it be
known, as it is important that the districts
should be filled and the work of distribu-
ton commenced at once. The boundaries
of each district, with the name of the Wis
itor, will be published in q few days.
The visitors last year were:
.Messrs p g.. Stark, s. H. Parker, Peter
Tinsley, T. G. Epps, Jr., Roger Martin, A. P.
Fox, James R. Fisher, John Ahern, Valentine
Winfree, DR.. :. . Hall Moore, Isaac W. Walker,
Joseph F. Cottrell, William Holt Richardson,
w. w Snead, John G, Efnger, Fl. A. Pearce,
George T. Baldwin, A. B. Wells, William
Hall Crew, N. B. Hill ]. II. Martin, T. O..
Woody, w. II. Craig, z. S. Turpin, Robert J.
Christian, John B. Royster, David Parr, J.
b. Wood, L. T. Chandler, and j. H. Hagnn.
Five new visitors will be required in Mar
shall and five in Clay Ward. Gentlemen
are requested to volunteer for this service.
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HUNNIcUTT AND THE New NATION.-The
Friend and Hero will, it is said, soon an
nounce himself an independent candidate
for Congress, and will enter actively on the
campaign. Porter, the carpet-bagger, will
stand no chance against Hunnicutt, the
scalawag. The contest will be lively one,
but the latter candidate, having the inside
track, will no doubt be elected.
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TRUNK THIEF ARREsTED.-About six
weeks ago colored boy named Joe Clarke
was arrested for stealing g trunk from
some party unknown. He was sent on for
trial before Judge Burnham's court by the
Mayor, and bailed in the sum of $500, but
failed to appear. Since then he has been
OF large. A few days ago capias was
issued for his arrest and was yesterday
placed in the hands Of Detective Kendall
O'Dwyer, who went over to Petersburg on
the 2 P. NJ. train, and returned with his
prisoner before night. -....
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ASSAULT AND Battery. j. Morris
appeared before the Magistrates court yes
terday and made affidavit that Joseph Ker-
sey did unlawfully assault and beat him on
the 29th Of November; whereupon the
Sergeant was directed tolsummon kersey to
appear at the next term Of the court TO
show cause Why he should not be punished.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19

ASToNI has opened in connection with his
establishment an eating department, where ladies
and gentlemen can be supplied with all the delica-
cies which the market affords. He has htted up
this department. In the most tasteful style with
reference TO the comfort and convenience OF his
patrons. Parties wishing 70 enjoy & qaiet meal at
moderate charge would do.weIl to call on friend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-19

FOR COUGHS, COLDS and THRoAT DISORDERS
use Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs having
proved their efficacy by test OF many years. The
Troches are highly recommended and prescribed
by physicians and surgeons in the army. Those
exposed to sudden changes should always be sup
piled with the Troches, as they give prompt re-
lief de l9-deodst SWlt-
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToPFICE DEcEM-
BER 10, lS68.-Rev. w. w. Bennett, Rich
mond, Va; Captain Gardner and lady,
Richmond, Va; w. 3. Rowe, Richmond,
Va; Miss Ella Campbell, Manchester, Va.
Archibald Vaughan, Charlotte county, Va.
John ]. Henry, Boston, Mass. Mrs. Mary
Fields, Miss. George W. Hendertile; Miss
Mary Commodre.
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CONTRIBUTING TOBACCO STAMPs.-We
learn that elsewhere tobacco-tax stamps have
been offered for sale at a price less than the
tax. This is prima .facie evidence of fraud,
and we presume that in the course of events
we shall have them in use in illicit manu-
factories here. It is spprehended that the
counterfaiting of these stamps will mate
rally interfere with the legitimate manu-
facturers in this city.
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CoNvIcTs REcEIvED.-The following were
received at the penitentiary yesterday :
John McCaul, who was sentenced to be
hung by the circuit court of Chesterfield
for horse-stealing, but had his sentence
commuted to Imprisonment for fifteen years
Polly Jennings (negro), who was sentenced
to be hung by the circuit court of, Halifax
for numbering her child-sentence commu-
ted to Imprisonment for life.
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PROPOSALS
-o-e~--.---~~~~-o>I~->"
FOR WOOD.-Sealed

DROPOSALS FOR WOOD.-Sealed pro-
Il posals will be received at this Office until II
O'Clock M. on WEDNESDAY, NEXT, the i3d in
etant for furnishing the city with / 0co CORDS OF
GOOD SOUND SEASONED PINE and OAK
WOOD to be delivered on any railroad leading
into the city, or on the canal Forms OF proposals
ann eli NECESSARY Information with regard TO the
wood can be obtained on application az this Office
The committee reserve the right TO reject any or
all of the bids offered. yttEf-I
BY order of the Committee on Fuel.
q rs ls-td w. GILL, City Engineer.
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TIE OLD UNION HOTEL, which has been
vscant for many months, has been rented to
tobacco manufacturer Of this city, who is
fitting it up for that purpose and getting
ready for the coming season.
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DEPUTY QUALIF1ED.-Mr. Edward Bowe
qualified as deputy sergeant under DR.. G.
S. Mills, City Sergeant, before the Hustings
Court Of Magistrates yesterday.
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ENGrNEER,s OFFICE OF THEl
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
CovINGToN, ALLKGHANY COUNTY, VA,

NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS.-Sealed
~ proposals will be received at this office from
the 10th to the 2sth instant for, BUILD1fG q
Ave feet long and fortysix feet high across Jerrys
Run. =.
OSSA w A. KUPER,
de 7-tDec24 Principal Assistant Engineer.
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ALWAYS READY.--Best dry wood-sawed kind
ling, and iong-conyenieut and economical. Or
der at Steam Fuel Factory, south side Basin, and
at Watkins, Cottrell i Co.'s. See advertise
mant de l9-st&
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Go to AETogI's and see the besutiful display OF
Christmas Goods. He has one OF the most beauti-
full and varied assortments to be found anywhere.
Give him a call before purchasing your holiday
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Rev. A. E. DICKINSON requests us to say
that Jeter Phillips was not respiled at his
request, as he made 10 application to the
Governor,
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MIsDEMEANoR.-Thec case of W. X. Smith,
indicted for misdemeanor, was called in
the Hastings Court yesterday, and nole
proSequi entered upon his paying costs.
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The headquarters OF SANTA CLAUS are at An
TOMS. Can aud get your supplies Of confec-
tioneries, fireworks, toys, &c. He has full sup
ply, and is selling them at the very lowest rates.
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ri OTICE.-Application viii be made to
~ the Auditor OF the State of Virginia for the
renewal Of the following LOST CERTIFICATES
OF VIRGINIA STATE REGISTERED STOCK
standing In the name of James Holladay, No. ass
for $780, and No 400 for $Ioo, dated March, 1856,
and March,, 1853. -f..yt.u ri ASH = no 7-S3m
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Parents wishing to lay in toys, pop-crackers.
confectioneres fruits, &C., for the lRue ones for
Christmas, will find complete assortment at AN
TOMS.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST, q SMOoTH-HATRED.9 .9o
a. POINTER PUPPY. five months@A
Ola, specEled all over with a nver-colored head
and spot on back, and also at the root Of tail. ]
will pay five dollars reward for his delivery to me
at my residence, 4o6 Franklin sire ct. -.
" de ls-2t GEORGE W. GILLIAN.
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DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, Diamond and
Pearl Bridal Sets Diamond and Enamefisd Watch
es, rich silver for bridal presents. New patterns
opening to-day atNowLAN q Co.'s. 5ggiI
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- DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTcY.-Messrs.
R. c.. Howard and James Millward, Of
Richmond, received their discharges yes
terday.
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Religious Herald for 1s69-4th Volume. New
Series-42d Volume, Old Series.
This Is large and well.established Journal, pub
lshed in the interest Of the Baptist denomination,
catholic In spirit. aud containing great variety
OF matter, religious literary, and miscellaneous.
Tho first page Is filed chiefly with original COM
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! N. ELLYsor & CO. win insert advertisements in
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, =. pub
ushers' rates, for cash. Apply at this efhce.
J.l. sYEt ,a1f ,St9# s7z-E 3E - 1y11-cod&
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ASSESSOR WRIGHT, who has been absent
from the city for come weeks, has returned,
and resumed his duties.
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FOR SALE.


A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-T sub
IA scriher, having determined, to change his bn-
siness. offers for sale privately his STOCK OF
GROCERIES. ga
The store can he rented moderate terms of
Mr.. CHARLES II. TANNER. Possession given
Immediately. . WILLIAM I: LlNt'sA4,
opposite Old Fair Grounds, Main street.
de l9-lt* .,--.. -. &
~ AME FOWLS FOR SALE.-I have on
NJ hand a lot Of No. GAME FOWLS of Vari-
ons breeds which I will warrant undying game
and fine fighters. GEORGE G. BRAY,
: ~ , =. g 1#--a2 No. 2007 Main street, 1
de ls-2t between Twentieth and Twenty-frst.
TOR SALE, the KEY, GOODWILL, and
E FIXTURES OF the STORE recently occu-
pied by o. y. Owens & Co., No. 20 Governor
street.
Rent moderate. Fixtures; &c, will be sold
cheap to close the business. Address w. K. r,
Dispatch office. gr - 5.I ~ oe els-StN
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PROFESsIONAL CARDS.

THOMAS F. Go0DE,
Il ATTORNEY AT Law
RoYpToN, MEcgLzSBURG COUNTY, yA-
practices In the courts OF Mecklenbarg and adjon-
INK counties, and IN the United stases Courts at
Eichnond, no 7--sm
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERs.-Ths boats Of
IN the JAMES RIVER [ Nd KANAWHA Ca.
NAL COMPANY win leave the dock IS usual
promptly at u n: on TURsDAYS THuRsDAYS
and 5ATURDAY3.
Freight and tolls on goods for LynehhrYg and be-
Yoad collected on delivery, OF prepaid, at the op-
ton OF the shipper. Freight received and DE-
IYered at my ONCE, on the COCK. s..-z..
Way freight win not be delivered TILL charges are
paid. s.. -,.. f 10 ti8 ..stEi
de | II '' ~ -" EDWARD DILLON. AGENT,