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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-02-11

REV. DR.. DUNCAN lectures tonight ir
the Broad-street Methodist church.
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THE MONTHLY MEETING OF THE BAP-
TIsT SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY was held at
the Grace street Baptist church on Sun
day afternoon last, Rev. DR.. J. B. Jeter
moderator, and Mr.. Thomas j. Starke
secretary.
After singing and prayer, the reports of
average attendance of the following
schools were read, and are as followe:
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A TOBACCO FACTORY RoBBED-THE
TOBACCO RECOVERED. = Yesterday Sam
Farmer and Joe Coleman (negroes) ap-
peared, before the Mayor to answer the
charge Of aiding others in breaking into
the tobacco factory of Messrs. Lyon s. Co.,
on Twentieth between Main and Franklin
streets, and stealing therefrom thirty-four
boxes of mapufactured tobacco, valued at
S4O0.
1t appears that about halfpa O'Clock
On Sunday night policeman Jones G. Allen
passed in front Of the factory, and OBJ
served negro hack-driver Joe Coleman)
apparently busily engaged in fixing some
of his harness. Mr.. Allen passed on, and
shortly afterwards returning, saw white
man talking to the driver. The white man
observed Mr.. Allen coming, and walked
off. Before Mr. Allen could get to the
hack, two negro men came out from near
the factory and jumped into the hack, which
was rapidly driven off toward Twenty fifth
street. Mr.. Allen thought something must
be wrong, and went into the factory alley
to examine and see if everything was safe.
He had hardly gotten into the alley before
he heard some one running off. Pursuit
was given, but the fleeing individual was
soon lost in the darkness. In the pursuit
Mr.. Allen rolled over some boxes, which,
upon examination, turned out to be thirty
four boxes Of manufactured tobacco. A
look at the factory showed that rear
window had been broken open. The facts
were communicated to the station house.
A search was then made for Joe Coleman,
the hack-driver, and for the owner of an
old coat found with the boxes. Coleman
was first found, and afterwards Sam
Farmer, the acknowledged owner of the
coat.
After hearing the evidence, the Mayor
continued the case until tomorrow.
QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF RICHMoND.-There
was quite a large meeting of the above
Sunday school teachers and superin-
tendents at St. Paul's last evening. The
severe weather (looked like snow) kept
many at home who would otherwise have
been present.
The service opened by singing the 14Oth
hymn-Dr. Norwood, president of the
Sunday School Union, in the chair.
Captain Charles Dimmock, secretary,
read the operations of the Union for the
past quarter which were very interest
ing, and showed the Union to be doing
good work.
The standing committee made report,
the main point in which was that o mis-
sionary to the Sunday schools should be
employed, and that the old Christ church
in the valley should be again opened.
DR.. Minnigerode made short address,
giving the plan which he has started in his
Sunday school.
a resolution was offered asking Dr.. Min
nigerode to furnish an outline Of his ad-
dress to the Southern Churcltman.
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+" Rule No. 81.

/" Appearance-Notice Of Motions.-0r-
dersd. That upon the fling of the tran
script of record brought up oy writ OF
error or appeal, the appearance OF the
counsel for the plaintiff in error or appel
lant shall be entered, and no motion to
dismiss. except on special assignment by
the court, shall be heard, unless previous
notice has been given to the adverse party,
or the counsel or attorney of such party"
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
III COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH SURPLUS OVER. .s2s, ,ooo, 900

lhis is not joint stock company, but every
dollar Of lis vast accumulation is the property
u The insured, and an annual dividend, which
can be used in payment of premiums, Is made
70 lis policy holders
This Company has been in existence for
twenty-five years, and Is now in receipt OF a
NHistr income than any company either in
hhsiand or America, thus giving TO the IN
sured the ampiest assurance of its reliability
and security. g
&, 1ne MUTUAL LIFE :" receives ana pays
IN cAsa ONLY, and its assets are SO invested in
pos phos and mortgages us 10 place its policy
.SsoiueIs beyond the reach Of any monetary
1eli eciation or financial crisis. z
ID. n. WALKER IL CO., Agents,
lola Main street.
DR. J. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. no %
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GA COUGH, a COLD, OR A SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
ssonid be checked II allowed TO continue,
.--ila;;ou OF the lungs, apermauent throat dis
o,se. or consumption, is often the result.
EROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
having direc; Influence to the parts, give i'm
mediate relief.
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumptiye
and throat diseases, TROCHES are
used with always good success.
S;nsers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
and do no, take any of the worthless imita-
tions that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc 26-eod4m
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DENITENTIARY BROGUES AND
Il GRAIN BAGS as reduced prices. Fol
sale by the General Agent, with
FED ~ ARMISTEAD & GARY.
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Marine Intelligence.

M07'a71e Intelligence. 81
MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY II, 1858
Sun rises..........6.44 Moon rises. SO
Sun sets............5.I6 High tide, A. NJ. 6. 70
PORT OF RICHMOND, FsBEuARr 10, 1858.
ARRIVED. t~
Steamer Petersburg, Trayers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. w. Carrie.
Schooner A. Richards, Alvey, New York, In
ballast, Dunlop & McCance. Lag5 SscGs
.t ~ SAILED. ~ r}-HEs-syg ~ (
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Schooners Reading Railroad, No.. 46, Fen
ton. Washington, d. O., and Little Rock
Richmond, Baltimore, merchandise, Cusus 9
Parker. Ee ss s
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The singing of the Old Hundred closed
the service,
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,SpeciHJ Notices.

.r-vN. II. IsAACS & CO., BANKERS,
or MAIN AND FOURTEENTH srRRsTs,
soNn ~,xn. dealers in COIN, b O. DS, /,
kI.co%rrs BANK NOTES, COMMERCIAL
s,Ip nrp and NEGOTIATE LOANS.
fnr fnrIrs OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or
.,,,s IN sums to suit purchasers, on most
'H ,,"n,e houses In ENGLAND, IRELAND,
..+c,,oT1,AND, FRANCE, GERMANY, swift
ssrpLAND, BELGIUM, HOLLAND, SwE-
nyN, and NORWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject to check at
s,ht. or CERTIFICATES issued for same,
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible
.,,nts IN the United States, Canadas, aad Eu-
.ope.
.,r-, de 2S--3m
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There were no reports from the Man
chester, Rockets, Leigh-street, and Sid
ney schools.
After other pleasant exercises, the So
ciety adjourned to meet at the Leigh
street Baptist church on the second Mon
day night of next month.
A called meeting of the officers and
teachers will be held at the Second Bap-
tist church on the third Monday night of
this month, to hear the report Of the COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting.
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DR.C.E. KLOEBER, SURGEON
IL DENTIST (late Of Baltimore, 0
NJ aoo Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Teeth filled in the best manner at reduced
prices. Beautiful artificial teeth on the yul-
canite base perfectly initiating the natural
organ, and restoring the contour OF the face, at
the low prices Of $40, S25, and $50 per set
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth,
rendering the operation painless and safe.
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* W. JONES, SURGICAL@
ST. AND MECHANICAL DEN-Sa11x3
TIST, has moved his office and residence oacK
site the Arlington House.
All operations thoroughly and gently per-
formed.
ETH INSERTED ON FULCANITE
plate and durability warranted. oc 10
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A C. PULLfAM (of the late irm Of

NOTICE Consignments Of all PkO-
In nUGE ir tended for the late firm Of Pil.
kisJos, 8 8 W. lA1's-I - r. PIIlKINTON,
: W fsa sa1s No. n sPearl street, Richmond, Va.
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Dentistry.
nR. GEORGE B. STEE L -,
DENTIST,
D Z n T I S T,
fOmce No. 72a Main street.

(OHce No. 723 Main street)
inserts ARTIFICIAL TEETH on Gold, Sill
yer. or Vulcanite; EXTRACTS, FILLS, and
REGULATES TEETH in the most scientific
manner An experience Of seventeen years
enables him to guarantee satisfaction. fe i
DEMOVAL.-DR.J J. HALL MOORE,
HI DENTIST, has removed his office TO AmR
the CORNER OF FRANKLIN AND
FIFTH STREETS, where he may be
found at all hours. 1eS-Ims
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The Latest Fashions.

In advance of the fashion monthlies we
are enabled to announce various modif-
cations of styles lately introduced.
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Insurance COMPANIES.

Well invested and secured.
The New York herald., 1868-07-24

DY j. BARRY, AUCTIONEER-AN EXTENSIVE AUC.
ton sale Of magniacent Household Furniture most Of
riday), July a. at the large brown stone House, No. 10
West Twelfth street, commencing at 10H O'Clock precisely
the entire contents of the house. consisting
of rosewood seven octave elegant Par
lor Suits In French san also In fine marble top Centre
Tables Easy Chairs magnificent Bedroom Furniture In
fine carved walnut, &C. rich Dining Room Furniture, &c.
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Thesonco famous Count johannes is prac
tisiag law in an obscure town in Maine.
EXP President Pierce is the only living ont
of the elected Presidents Of the United States
During the lust twelve months 81 ,781 immi
grants have arrived at New York.
Louisiana has aSdebt of sl3 1872 ,801, exolu.
siye of convention expenses
-Four boxes of assorted kid gloves is q 70. 70
centwedding present.
Old Thad., they say, is failing He needs
the uncongenial cline where, he some years
| ago said the politician should throw his
conscience viz: ato the devil"
Twenty-seven persons, from different parts
of tho North, have called upon an agent in
Lynohburg during the past week in search of
land, says the RepuJlicaa.
The "Impeachment Trial" is upon the bills
of the New Orleans Academy of Music, in
which play Mr.. Durivage as Horace Greeley is
creating quite furore.
Prentice thinks if young lady has thou.
sand acres Of valuable land, the young men are
npt to conclude chat they are sufficient gronnd
for attachment
The astrologer in whom Eugene puts conf
dencc, predicts war between France and
America, in consequence of which her husband
will lose his imperial head.
1t is said that Marshal Narvacz was exhort-
cd in his last moments by the attendant priest
to forgive his enemies. tEnemies - replied
the dying statesman, eve mono left: I or
dcred the last one to be shot long ago"
Mr.. D. B. McCreght, Editor of tho W;iuns-
doro Nc,es and Fairfield Herald, died at his
residence in Winnsborro, on Friday 10th inst.
He was universally respected in life and la
mcntcd in death.
A Boston editor asserts that he has missed
his vocation as educator who cannot manage
boys aud girls, in ninety mine cases out CT a
hundred, without seeking to reach tho brains,
her heart and conscience by raising water aud
blisters on the epidcrmis.>
Professor William w. Green, of Bowdoin
College, has lately removed from the thigh of
Orlando a. Hayford, of Maine, mimic ball
whicn was lodged there from Confederate
gun few days after tho battle of Gettysburg
The operation lasted thirty-fve minutes, and
was very difficult.
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ST. Louis hts on hand IL 100000 pounds Of
tobacco, 10000 barrels of mess pork, and
1000 tierccs Of lard.
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ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

AIssi,s' hss4'ss ns'@ss, sS%ss' Aan'..
@e3s5
Elias O. Holman ct. al
By order of the Court ef Equity in the sboyd
stated case, the creditors OF the late Elias Holman,
deceased, are required to prove their demands bei
fore me on or before the first Monday in July next.
Commissioner'. Office, v. DIV. JAMISON, Is T.
March "a, 1913, Commissioner. IS
mar % ~ ID 35
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The State Of South Caroline.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

The Slate Of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
In the Csurt Of Common Pleas.
II. IL. Jennings, Jno.T. Jennings, vs. r. "A. Wilcox.
sen, A. =. Talnadsss
ATTACHMENT.
NyHEREAs the Plaintiffs did on the 2o4h day
wv of May file their declaration against the De-
PENDANTS, who (as 1t is said) absent from and
without the limits Of this State. and have neither
wives nsr attorneys known within the ssrss, npeD
On motion Of Illusions Icgare, Plaintiffs AiicyEsys
it is ordered. that the said Defendants do appear.
and plead to the said declaration on or before the
22nd day of May, which will be in the year Of eur
Lord, Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and sirty-
eight, otherwise final and absolute judgrneat win
then be given and awarded against thcm.
j. IF. ROBINSON.
May 20, 1867. Xxx jun CANA &C r.
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The war closed with large Indebtedness on tho
part OF our former subscribers, some Of whom have
proffered payment. To others we have present ed
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Bailey Bros.
WyHEREAs the Plaintiff did, on the tenth Day
w of April, A. D. 1868, file his Declara on
against the Defendants, who (as 1t is sadly are =
sent from and without the limits of this State, an
have neither wife nor Attorney known within the
might be served:
1t is therefore ordered. That The said Defendant
do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before the twelfth day Of April, hich will bc in
and sixty-ninc otherwise final and absolute judg-
mcnt will then be aiycn and awarded against him.
Clerks Office, JOS. ROBINSON.
Orangeburg District, C. c. p.
April 10, 1863
apl IL ~ m
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NOTICE..--TITE BOOKS DF HDHs.
in 4. a. ELLIOTT and of Drs. ELLIGTT a
SALLEY have been placed in the hands of Col r.
a. McMichnel for collection and settlement. In nc.
cordance with previous notice our Books must 30
settled quarterly. Col, McNiichaei is authorised to
give receipts in settlement.
I. A. ELIIOTT, M. b.
mar LIFT a. S,SALLEyf s., D.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
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5ss lORANGEBURG DISTRICT. ss3Sss5
James D. Cleckley, Executor,
~ sss VS.. sey
E.y. Smell & MA. Fair
by tho decree in this case the creditors Of 8. al,
Fair, deceased, arc required within three months
from the date hereof to prove their demands before
me. ss5 fs9ys:
Commissioners Office, y.D Y. .JAMIsON,
orangebnrg,A g 3: Cy commissionsr.
may 23 IL - ~
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
sOIs.ANGEBURG DISTRICT
Il, The Common 4 asas.
JOS. II. Morgan,
VS..

JOS. H. Morgan, z 81 s
VS.. Attachment.
Joseph z. Bailey. sss ss
March, 1868, file his Declarations agains, She Do.
fendant, who as is said is absent from and without
tho limits Of The State, and hns neither wifs nert
attorney known within the sainc. upon whom =
copy Of thc declaration might be served Il -
therefore ordered, That the said defendant do ap-
pear and plead to the said declaration or befsse
the 2sth day OF March, 1863. otherwise fnaI ssR
absolute judgment will then he given and aHsrdca
against him.
Clerks Office, ! J. F. ROBINSON.
March ~ 1853 s C. G. r.
april ly
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FOR LEASE.

THHHE FINE ESTATE known ne KEITT PLACE.
Il situated in 81. Matthews Parish. The Estate
consists OF thrce separate Tracts. The Kcnnerly
Place has 400 acres cleared and 200 unclcarc,. The
Darby Place hns 300 cleared and 200 unclcarc-al
fine Cotton Lands. The Kcit Place consists Of
400 acres, ono half cleared and in fine state Of
Cultivation. The Estate is watcrcd by a larg.
trrrk,Shieh affords gno'l Range for Cattle. Soil
Rich Red Clay. The Estate would be Leased all tu
ono person, or in small Tracts Of 90 or 100 acres,
to suit small farmers.
Fine Mules sold with the Place on credit
Tie kcnnerly and Darby Places would be sold
desired. For Terms apply to
J. j. WOODAKD, st. Matthews r. o.,
nov 2|tf Orangcburg District, =. d.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES-rOR THE DIsrnicr or
SourH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF NATHAN w.
SALLEY, BASKRurr-IN, BSKRuprcY.-To Wnox
1T MAY CoScEnN.-The undersigned hereby gives no.
tice of his appointment as Assignee Of Nathan W.
South Carolina, within said District, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court of said District.
Dated at Orangcburg c. H., the llth day Of June
y. D., 1868
june 1876 +. v. DIBBLE, Assignee.
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The freed negroes have cost the people of this
country about sS,OOO,0OO each. Rather dear
dark les. But the eight millions apiece it cost
to turn them loose is not all the expense, for
their support in id!cness is costing the people
about s2OO,0OO,O00 annually. Indeed they
are very dear negroes.
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n thc District Court of the United
Il STATES-FoR DlsTnIcr OF Sourm CAuo-
LisA-IS TIE MATTER OF ALBERT A. SnuMAKRR
BASKRurT-IN BANKnuPrcY-To WmoM IT MAY
CoScEnN-Thc undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment ns Assignee of Albert A. Shumak-
er, in the District Of Orangeburg and State of South
Carolina, witEin said District, who has been al
judged bankrupt upon his own petition, by the
District Court Of snid District
Dnted ut Orangoburg &. H. the lth day of June
A. ID. 1863
june 1876 r. v. DIDBLE, Assignee.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH e CAROLINA.
OnASoEDuRa DisrRlcr.
In the Common Pleas. s.
Henry Rixchnf & o.
Attachment.

Iiehry BischoH 4 Go. - so s7s g;
vs.. s6s Attachment
Bailey s BRO.
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on the l1th day, u
April, 1858, file their declarations against the Dc!
PENDANTS, who (as It is said, aro abscnt from an3
without the limits of this State and have neashsf
wife or Attorney known within the same, Hpsh
whom q copy of said Declaration mny be served;
Attorneys, it is ordered That the said DefendantE
do appear and plead to the said Declarations on ef
before the 18Th day Of April. which will be in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
will then given and awarded gains. hem: .
Clerks Office. J.. F. ROBINSON;
april iifh, 1868 C.. C. r.
aHs = eeRsa gxri -
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IA I1tl tlIGy., 59I. 81
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. s5
The Stnte ex. Rclatione, Bill 10 5e
ooncHor Southcrn Circuit. Pcrpctnnts
Application having beeH iiiaile By David Fur.icr
to prove the existence. loss and OF deed
Of Conveyance from Vim. Cooper, Margaret Cooper
ID: F. Cooper, Joel A. Cooper, and Mary J. Cooptt.
Of South Carolina, containing 154 ncrcs. more or
less. On motion of Messrs. Izlar & Dibbie, Solicit
tors. it is ordered, That all persons who desire I'd
to do, may appear before me the 18th day OF
August next, to cross examine the evidence proi
duccd and introduce EVIDENCE in ecply.
Commissioners Office, " d. v. JAsIIsOE,
orange5nrg a, Ell, g: H., Cemmissiones.
may ~ 'as So sgs 80 "a e s