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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-28

MOWERS AND REAPERs, of the latest and
most approved manufacture, and other ma
chinery for farm USE were received yesterday
by Z. r. Rail. Mr.. Rails business relations
in San Francisco, afford him excellent faci-
iities for supplying this market with just
what is needed in the hardware business.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-28

FOURTH QUARTERLY MEETING, for the
Conference year, at the Methodist Church
to-day. Services morning and evening.
Rev. A. n. Fisher will preach. Having just
returned from the National Methodist Con-
ference at Chicago, and an extended tour,
doubtless his discourse will be unusually in
teresting.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-28
THE DAILY APPEAL.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. J. NJ.
Alexander is expected to preach at the Pres
byterian Church to-day, morning and even
Ing.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-28

san Francisco SToCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported to George L. Gibson yesterday :
Alpha, $50; Crown Point, S92 Chollar-
Potosi, S255; Daney, SSt; Exchequer, S25
Gould & Curry, sos; Hale & Norcross,
S913 Imperial, $50; kentuck, 1885,; Lady
Bryan, S26; Ophir, Sl3; Overman, SIS :;
Savage, Sl57t; Sierra Nevada, S29t Segre-
gated Belcher, S9l; Yellow Jacket, 81 ,2lj
Cole, S26. God i'll New York at IL A. NJ,
lf0i.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-28

now running three passenger, express and
fast freight lineS-Crowder's Bakers, and
Dyer's. On the arrival of the cars at Reno
from California Carson is well represented
by public conveyances, as indeed it is bv
citizens Of this place; as well as the town by
former residents of our burg. Not less than
a dozen persons recently in business here
seem to consider themselves permanently
located at the new railroad center.
The FOURTH OF July COMMITTEE are
urged not to fail of attendance upon the
meeting already announced to be held at
the Sherif's Office at o'clock on Monday
next-to-morrsw-for the purpose ofmakirg
up the programme and perfectng other de-
tails OF the celebration. The Collecting
Committee viii then report and pay over
the funds contributed, as " the day we cele-
pirate draws nigh, it is imperatively nee
essary that the preliminary work should be
completed. Remember the time and place, !
one O'Clock, NonIay, at the SheriF's Office. |
RAILROAD IrEHs.-Passenger trains on |
The Central Pacific leave Sacramento at G.! |
A. NJ, and arrive at Reno at I'm. Tray
eiers come through without change Of cars.
The regular Passenger train leaves Reno at
3! 4. ", arriving in Sacramento in time to
connect with the afternoon boat for San
Francisco. From Mr.. J. B. Blake. of this
place, who has been for two weeks ia the
HUMBOLDT country, we learn that graders
are at work sixty miles beyond the Big Bend
IF the Truckee or about one hundred miles
sastof Reno. OF this distance locomotives
unit wenty-four miles. The distance as meas
ired by roadometcr, from Big Bend to Aus.
IN is liSt miles. From Gravelly Ford to
Austin. ninety-fse miles. From Winnie
nuca to Austin, li3 miles. The track
rom the Summit to Lakes Crossing is re-
'orted very unsettled and rough. On the .
9Th CAST Thursday the passenger train
Ding east, after passing the main tunnels, !
'as detained nearly two hours by snow
Tide. A long passenger depot. two story f
uilding, is being constructed at Reno, the 4
PIPER portion to be used as hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

A GARRoTING CAsE.-A few evenings
ago, three negroes, in downtown eating
house, observed Henry Jordan, country
man, flush Of money, treating a girl to a
watermelon. They Immediately formed a
plan to rob him, and in pursuance thereof,
one of them, who knew the girl, told her
to take Mr.. Jordan home with her. She
did so, and one of the negroes, named An
drew Jackson, followed the couple, while
the others went ahead and, hid themselves
at the corner of Eighteenth street and Cary
alley. Arrived at this spot, jackson sprung
at Mr.. Jordan and caught him by the
throat, and his accomplices held and robbed
him Of sixteen dollars. The girl fled and
after accomplishing their purpose the gar
rioters, too, made their escape.
On the next day officer O'Dwyer arrested
Andrew jackson on information received
and from him learned the names Of his &C.
completes, who were also arrested. In the
mean time Eliza Hobson and Becky WalkeI
(wenches), who were friends Of the gar.
roters. suspected pop-eyed girl named
Sallie jackson of " peaching, ," and got uE
a negro mob to threaten her life. These
girls were brought before the Police Court
Yesterday, and very properly sent to jail
for sixty days, in default Of security for
their good behavior. IL.
Jackson and his accomplices, Sam John
son and Tom Somebody, will appear before
the Mayor tomorrow morning to answer the
charge Of garroting. ~, .-i ~ :.e-
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ALLEGED Assault UPON A CITIZEN BY A
POLICE OFFICER.-Of all m en- in the world
police officers should be good-tempered
We all know they have much to try their
patience. But of late we have heard of toe
many instances of the abuse of their autho.
rity as guardians of the public peace. Such
cases should have the fullest investigation
and we are therefore surprised to learn that
four of our magistrates, Justices PEBBLES.
Gregory, CASTOR, and Murphy, refused to
grant warrant for the arrest Of officer Cal
lahan, who WINS charged with numerically
beating prisoner.
. James Shaw, the prisoner in question,
was arrested for disorderly conduct, but re-
fused to 60 with Callahan, calling him a
odd scalawag" at the same time he ex-
pressed his willingness to go with officer
Reagan, who stood near by. Reagan made
the arrest, and thereupon it is alleged that
Callahan and q fellow named Amos john
son got hold of Shaw and cuffed and kicked
him all the way down the street to the sta
tion-house, leaving marks of the rough
treatment upon his person.
Shaw was unable to obtain warrant for
the arrest of Callahan and johnson from
either of the Justices named above, but
finally procured one from Justice Mitchell,
and the accused are now under bail to ap-
pear before the Mayor tomorrow morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

RICHMOND ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-At o
meeting of the trustees of the Academy oi
Music held last evening, Mr.. John Tyler
was chosen chairman and W. L. Cowardin
secretary of the meeting.
The following officers of the Academy
were elected:
President. william 81. mcfarland, Esq
Vice e-PresidentS.-W. H. Grant, W. h
Haxall.
Secretary.-W. L. Cowardin.
Treasurer Robert A. Lancaster.
The temporary President then resigned
the chair in favor Of the First Vice-Presi'
dent, who was present. -a
A committee Of three, consisting oi
Messrs. Asa Snyder, G. L. Bidgood, and
w. w. Slower, was appointed to prepare
bylaws for the Board.
The Secretary was added to the commit
tee after which the meeting adjourned.
The following gentlemen constitute the
Board of Trustees of the Academy: Messrs
w. H. Macfarland, W. H. Haxall, E. o.
Noting, w. H. Grant, James Thomas, Jr.,
W. E. Tanner, Joseph r. Anderson, w. L.
Cowardin, M. J. Michelbacher, Asa Sny-
der, w. w. Slower, R. A. Lancaster, John
Purcell, B.R. Wexford, A. Y. Stokes, Miles
Turpin, George L. Bidgood, John Tyler,
James Lyons, David I. Burr, James A. Co,
wardin, and William F. Taylor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

The NEw-IssUE PoLICE.-Someof Mayor
Chahoon's appointees are disgracing them
selves and the force, as might have been
expected from their antecedents. Our read
ers will recollect that on Sunday afternoon
one Of these fellows tNagle by name) was
found drunk in the street, and his club
taken from him by g negro. Captain Sell
very properly suspended him until Cha
hoon's return to the city. .-s..e
j Yesterday morning William Harrison,
another scalawag recruit, was before the
.Mayor for threatening the life Of q citizen.
By some ahocus- s-pocus' Harrison was
allowed to 90 after paying costs. q compro-
mise having been effected. - gI l.ssg.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

D1soRpERLY CoNDUcT.- AT late hour
on Tuesday night lady came to the Sc
cond police station and reported that seve.
raj young men were hanging about her
house, and greatly annoying her by their
disorderly conduct. Officer Perrin was
dispatched to the place, and found the offend
ers, three young white men, coming away:
On the complaint Of the lady ne ARRESTED
them and conducted them to the station,
where an alteration occurred between the
officer and his prisoners. The latter were
very disorderly, and not only, cursed Mr.
Perrin, but beat him severely, leaving al
ugly bruise on his head. !. a
The parties were brought before the po-
lice court yesterday morning, and gave their Ell
names as Charles Dougherty,z John Rose,
and Charles Welch. The case was con-
tinued until Friday, on account OF the ab'
sence Of witnesses for the defence. r.
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To THE TRAY PUBLIC.-Ford's Hotel,
newly painted and repaired in every part, is fast
regaining all the popularity which 1t had In former
and better days. Then it was the great stopping.
place for the travel through our city and a con-
stant resort for many OF our city merchants
clerks, and others. Under the 5kilful management
of Mr.. A. j. FORD, its present proprietor, 1t pro-
mises to be the first hotel in the city. With bis
tables Widespread with everything seasonabe, po-
lite and accommodating servants, and the loves,
charges, he cannot but receive his full share OF
patronage from the travelling public. We would
particularly commend this establishment to per-
sons stopping in the city on their return from
the Virginia Springs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

d CIVIL APPOINTMENTS BY THE MILITARY
The following civil appointments have beer
announced by General Stoneman; ~
Woodstock William M. Bennett, Presi
dent of Board Of Trustees, vice J. S. Irwin
resigned, and Joseph Fravel, trustee, Vics
J. S. Irwin.
Frederick County.-Charles NJ. Gibbens
Clerk Of County Court, vice G. W. GiDbens
deceased. .f .r -.-..-
Camp6en .County.-William P. Ladd
Commissioner of Revenue, vice G. A. Hol'
combe, deceased.
Lermgton.-Francis jerks, member oi
Council, vice 7 B. Plunkett, term expired
orfok.-George E. Maltby and II. v
Tompkins, members Select Council, vice A
Mehegan and O. NJ. Dorman, resigned.
Alexandria C0unty.-Lewis j. O'Neal,
Constable, vice Charles Burton, failed tc
qualify. 4a1-# r q 49,.
Patrick County.-A. +, Stein, Justice Of
Peace, vice C. j. Herd, removed from the
district.
Prince Ed,odrd County.-George R. Davis,
Constable Fourth Magisterial District, vice
H. C. Brightwell, resigned. ~
Br,nistoick Coanty.-George T.. Lucy,
Constable and Overseer Of Poor Sixth Ma
gisterial District, to fill vacancies. -,
City of Lynch5urg.-W. G. Burton, City
Sergeant. 2 9tErE.g ..IrrF. rt4.y-Esgtf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
UCTIoN SAL Es THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON GoDDIN VIII sell on the pre-
misses at Z. NJ, lot with small brick tenc'
ment on Twelfth street between Main anc
Cary --... ...-.--s. p
GRUBrS Il WILLIAMS will sell at 2. NJ. on
the premises the lease until 1871 OF market
garden on the Mechanicsville turnpike.
s. N. DAVIS will sell on the premises, at r Nj.
1Os acres Of farming land three miles from
Richmond on the Broad-street road.
LYME i BROTHER will sell at s. e'clockP. M.
a store and dwelling near the corner Of Monroe
and Broad streets. ...-.-r,- -.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 10 a, NJ, at
the store corner Twenty y-first and Main streets,
a stock of drugs, medicines &C.. .'sa@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-On Tues
day night an unprepossessing specimen OF
humanity named Daniel Johnson succeed
ed in passing off counterfeit $40 note,
United States currency, on one of the attend
ants at Zetelle's restaurant. lie bought
ninety cents worth of edibles, and received
his Sl9.10 in change.
The fact that the note was counterfeit was
not discovered until the next morning.
Search was Immediately instituted for the
rogue, and he was at length found on the
Capitol Square, arrested, and lodged in the
cage, to await the action Of the United States
Commissioner. G He acknowledges passing
the money, but denied all knowledge of its
being counterfeit. t-.r-rE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

MAYORS sCoURT-WEDNESDAY MORNING
ALDERMAN PEBBLES Observation-Disclosures
Hatton, charged with assaulting and cho-
king two children. Case continued until
Friday. 1853. .... -.-......
j. NJ. Ballou, assault and battery-con-
tinued case. Dismissed.
Jerry Thomas (negro), robbing the mo-
ney-drawer of I. Elmore. Discharged.
Martha Anderson (negress), stealing q
pocket-book worth s1.7O. Sent on for in
dictment.
John H. Paxton (negro), kicking up a
row in Clarksons bar-room. Sent to Jail.
Lewis (negro chap, annoying Moses
Moonshine and interfering with his bust
ness. Committed in default.
William Harrison (' new-issue police
mani, threatening the life Of J. w. Archer.
Dismissed on payment Of costs by Harri-
son. .......v. .....
Z James H. Washington (negro), stealing
wood from Basin bank. Sent to the Hus-
tings Court. -. 49,
George Washington (negro), stealing a
coat from Peter Scott.
John Ryan, obtaining money (S4.5O) un-
der false pretences from Mrs. Mary Glea-
son. Mr.. Ryan was discharged after re-
turning the money obtained from Mrs
Gleason. ~ al. srTE.ELE .sg.-...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

CASES TRIED By MILITARY COMMISSION.
Before a military commission convened at
Fortress Monroe, Brevet-C Colonel 7. G. Bay
lor, Major Ordnance Department, presi-
ding, the following cases were disposed of !:
Martin Lynde (citizen), having in his
possession property of the United States
stolen from Fort Monroe arsenal guilty /;
sentenced to =: years hard labor.
Alick Barber (negro), same charge;
guilty sentenced to six months hard La
Dor. aA<Ha1AE
George Bell (negro) stealing property of
United States; guilty; sentenced to six
months hard labor. ID
Samuel Allen (negro), same charge ;
guilty; acquitted because of mental weak
ness.
The proceedings, findings, and sentences
in these cases are disapproved by General
Stoneman, it officially appearing that the
officer who preferred the charges and speci-
fcations was inadvertently detailed as a
membersof the commission to try the ac-
cused. And though it is believed that such
facts did not prejudice the rights or results
of the defendants, it is deemed inadvisable
to approve of a precedent so dangerous to
the rights of the accused. The prisoners
will be released from confinement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
FURNITURE, &c.

IT, YOU WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
sol dfqTKNlTURE, and at the same time CHEAP
Gna.IDC IDCEhBLE, go to II. A.. ATkINSON,S,
lsS sS'eTnor street between FRANKLIN and Ross, No.
sse ne has II Of his own make, which he will
I" rant ram also, other grades. He is well prepared
ySSssnd TO the UNDERTAKING DEPART
~. OF his business in every style, tn which he
h.rIen us personal attention. Having had an ex.
ssithce of thirty years as manufacturer he
PEI,i himself that he can give entire satisfaction
insd. AlRlNG and BOXING done In the best
~"Aier aud at the sbortestnot.. !.
lY,s-sp No 1da Gaysnnor niM euSs strsst
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

A TOURNAMENT AND BALL is announced
to take place at Amelia Springs on the I'd
proximo. The Committee of Arrangements
consists of Messrs. Fl. 7. Miller, Of Rich
mond, and j. R. Moss, w. B. Blanton, I
S. Scott, J. w. Johns, j. A. Coleman, w.
W. Southall, and G. A. Miller, of Amelia.
We return thanks for an invitation to at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

HIBERNIA DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-At the
meeting of this thriving organization on
Tuesday evening there were thirty-fve ad-
ditions to its membership. A large num-
ber of campaign documents for gratuitous
distribution were received from the Young
Mems Democratic Association of New York
citv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE AUGUST
20, 1S6S.-Wm. r. Rowe, j. 7. Henshall,
Richmond, Va. Julius G. Waltzman, New
Jersey P. Page, Goochland county, Va.
H. P. c. Wright, New York Mrs. Sarah J.
Lawson, Williamsburg, Va: DR.. J. B.
McCaw, David Branon, Richmond, Va. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
A FINE BUCK, with velvet horns, arrive

A FINE Buck, with velvet horns, arrived
yesterday from New Kent, and entertained
Zetelle's guests in grand style. His horns
were objects of general admiration-so deli
cate, branching out above his gentle face.
So fat buck is rarely seen even in win
ter-such gathering up of fat on the ribs
and back was remarkable, and plainly
showed that this knight of velvet horns was
prepared for coming events
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

DEATH OF Mr.. BRIGHAM.-Mr. j. Q.
Brigham, formerly deputy collector of Gus
toms in this city, who on Saturday Last at
tempted suicide at the Owen House, in
Washington city, by repeatedly stabbing
himself in the breast, died aboutL O'Clock
Tuesday morning, quite unexpectedly. On
Monday he showed symptoms of insanity
and some of his friends just before his
death procured permit for his admission I'D u
to the insane asylum. The jury returned
verdict of death from wounds inflicted by
his own hands. His remains will be pre-
pared for shipment to Boston. ,1.r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

LEVY BROTHERS, contemplating making an i'm
portant change In their business, have reduced the
prices of the greater portion Of their stock. They
do not say that they selling of at cost'' as II
is not their Intention Of doing SO still there are
styles of goods that they willing to sell at cost
and even some less, rather than carry them over
the season. Their stock Is very complete-scarcely
an article can be called for that cannot be found In
their establishment. We say don't fall to call on
LEVY RROTHKRS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

THE WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-Quite a
crowd collected yesterday to witness the
raising to their pedestals of the minor ale
porical statues of Justice and Revolution
made III Rome for the Washington Monu,
meut. Justice was placed below Marshall
aud Revolution below Henry. The design
Of these figures is greatly admired, but the
execution seems to have disappointed many
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

The LITERARY PAsT1ME.-Crutchfeld'f
weekly has created sensation. The third
number is now out with the beginning of o
thrilling new story, the continuation Of
"Silver Heels" and many other interest,
ing things. Thanks to the editor for a
cOpy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
~ now on exhibition at No. IL on Fourteenth
streat opposite the Exchange HOTEL the new ano
valuable machine known as c,ry1r
ARNALL'S COCkLE. GARLlCk, and sMU1
SEPARATOR .sa - :.
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa,
rate cookie from wheat without regard TO tne slLe
of the cookie. In this machine the new nS iRRs
class, is strikngly and successfully t
and invite the milsrs maehHist ana feel In
taresfs.d in the agricultural development OF our
State, to call and see for themselves. ), c,,ry
We are now Offering for sale COUNTY st nna ~ "
RIGHTS in the States Of Virginia and West Nlr-
enia, and win be glad to see any gentlemen rom
the country who may be visiting the CITY. .. no at
r,SarIo,tesyfIie Va, or TO Captain T. G. Morton,
Exchange Hotel Richmond. ya: puvrn,y 2,
1Y 2-2m 80 u. 0lINOn % : y I -. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

PROMISING ENTERTAINMENT.--O of the
finest entertainments of. the season will
come off at Walnut Grove church, about
seven miles from Richmond, tomorrow.
The great attraction of the day is q concert
of vocal and instrumental music, in which
Madame Ruhl and Mrs. Brooks and Messrs.
James Grant, Ege, Lubbock, Dickerson,
Redford, and other popular amateurs, are
announced to take part. ~r'a -.
The affair will come off in pleasant,
shady place, and abundant choice refresh
ments will be provided for the benefit of
visitors. Those who wish to spend de-
lightful day in the country, and at the same
time to enjoy rare musical treat, would do
we'll to attend. The cost, too, will be com
paratively trifing. 5..r' ~#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
AGENTS AND COLLECTORS,

Drank d. HILL, ,1.rIY on,o,,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
- No I0is MAIN STREET., RICHMOND. yAs -
viii, RENT OfJT HOUSES and @ Oh az VI
CLAIMS OF every description.
Refers to Messrs. Lancaster Coz f3Mnatssn f3nltasa
National BEnk: Messrs. Williams 9. punhsm g
Co., Agents Old Dominion Steamship company =
DR.. =. Il. Dsana; Messrs. w. Is. Martin y So' S' -
jy 2o-1m sgs.-g. +, ss4s5-asss ). ! --s.l---
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

GRAND RALLY IN MAScHEsrER.-Co Colonel
Marmaduke Johnson, Congressional Con,
servative candidate at large, will address
the citizens of Manchester tonight, at the
market-house, at s o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

The BUSH MURDER TRIAL.-Persons from
Williamsburg state that after long and
hotly-contested trial the Bush brothers,
charged with the murder Of Edwards, the
alleged seducer of their sister, have been
acquitted. Prominent counsel were engaged
on both sides, and the people of the adjoin-
ing counties manifested great interest IN
the result .f's.|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20
GRAHN BAGS, &c.

RAGS, BAGS, BAGS.-40,0O0 GRAIN
- -; BAGS for sale--from the cheapest shipping
~ ue Leayiest English lnen-hand-lnade, double
rr sold or account Of manufacturers. Also,
t y ieAt any quantity on terms laid down by Cham
s,a ovT oi Commerce. We buy WOOL Of all grades
Tp TJI quantity for cash. sell Hoyt Brothers LEA
rersI Z BELTlSG on commission at manufactu-
1NS prices and keep constantly on hand full as
,., WINSTON e POWERS,
:! - corner Cary and Fourteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

At the close Of the game of baseball between
the Maryland and Pastime Clubs Messrs. RAY
MoSp, WHITE Il Co..presented each OF the vic.
torious nine with box Of their celebrated "ON
THE FLY" SMOKING TOBACCO; which, by the
way, is getting to be a faYortte brand In this
locality. =. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

IMMIGRATION MEETING.-Our German
fellow-citizens held another meeting to en-
courage immigration at the City Hall last
night. This class Of our population mani
fest the deepest interest in the great cause
of immigration. and will extend cordial
welcome to those who follow them across the
water. The meeting last night was slimly
attended, stfs IS - |Sas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-20

FATAL ACCIDENT IN HANovER.-On Sum
day last, as DR.. Jacob A. Smith, of Hanover,
was returning from religious meeting at
Negrofoot, he allowed 8 German named
Christian Beihl to ride behind him on his
horse. 1t was quite dark, and the horse
being nearly blind, fell in ditch, throwing
both of the riders to the ground. DR.. Smith
was seriously bruised, and Mr.. Beihl had
his skull crushed 80 badly that death soon
opcr1od