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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
BprttSes Erietcns, obcr fr;e0eris
fsDc5 Sbuu.

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. lie icnft ,e6t gut miftu Orer 81 miTtn r~rr9.ten
esp Sagu,raap eas stittiss trai, ais or ia6ts:
Iis Sprafs III saSu ia, eie 0.pAnteu gu ptrbsr
gen. rIrtllh auf BIC Ssss t%rnmcn, eoS eOuii
Rofrlsrn um gitmart 10 wohrtsitsletsm ct
wrrrm %isineu, rss, mas lie msintsn, su iaBen;
ia, rrh iitpr 3u ttun': ros mSs' fe Is4ttn, wirt.
lid 81 meinm q!
Ter irtumlj6e @mp'ans; 'wsl4tr TEN grh-
len @rls. lit itinsr GigsniaaIt ais pr HbiAcr nnl
GtjauGtsr pss nslrreutiaeu 9urrss in rem Sui
Teri ri, ;u 9srl semsrrsn. nurre pom eiusr Sroben
Sail emriitanii6er 3eitunAen icistt Iur sine 6rie-
ssnstGrSituit ntidrt, UNI ais gar Count Bis
ma,t f& st" Spab madte, tsi eiuer TeitsilsIet
3 auGs gar nibt al tinsn 8rtrs nit Grautrsit
~ tt&ttn,, IA mar rs fir RE, 10 Part in, o6llnten''
fur, ais latte mon ilntn u@riei uue @ie8sl''
parauilss.t,n. aab hur FER @eItirierm I'D in
Sermauens ertIarsn uup rie iurtitars SIhan9
III sln, europa in titeI 8rblBeiaacn iA oul3icu
aerte.
Ger al sine!iolae So lung TER Thinner rrp4r.lrcr
mert cnrsn Serridlun5 ~slsutt, rtr iteiut III FER
2bat .itici 9tridtlt" gu kin UNI wirr User lis
GntUidluns ltauueu, i'll Ger I'D ts Sramnten
Wd9le tela, 0ide! ftiesen uUTtn.
@slte unse,surs Anltren9u ing manifsltist Fh
alluttrsl auf rta, surUp1itsn Gomi nsm our
g. narlettrung rsr 6sers, Snr SeIAa1un3 ron
Slnteslaesru unp &risssmattial jtrer Wit !! Sc
CT Nsrp mip in UranIr,it uns Os(tsrrsi cid al
s~eltrtnst uni itt minlsr in ~etalien, INN Elm
frurpsnmafe ms GsIp leufn ;u taunsn, gtt ire.
Der GapplsOn rer Grrserer, ned irsens rim ali
rersr srrber uGapitdm'' fe eeidaart sesbm
Sic @a1tntra9enlen perrsn III Die EN- TrubAul
niRl ne tr rad Snne eritoWsnrer, lOnesra mad
gtlulpRen oe3Gblt wsrstR tpanen-une eies lcat
. Crttreh b:reutsu z!
9 Srsnesn, hs ttt Fem Ge!esu2e psn 1866
: ntSt nur nitt motgcrnfct,' ~irurern leHe 3seses-
maGt ewra Or9amtlrims rtr CsNtia5ents d
|, annettrttn SrrSn3sn uHc Der nod rlcussrlnsR
nplhtsutiGtn Staatsu su eIner taum eeltu lite
n SSAt rel FART bat, iHrettst uun sur miltaG,iasl
II A~nntrisn res iisr suti fsn Staatsn. moenrt ii
Il esuti4e Matt. miasrittus al GAIL, Ger i~eau,6fid
rirsitbilten StreitHa&t npui3 steiStorms
q lurits.
trantrsih tat eura tas neus gti!it1rs,
lFs Gle 8an3s Station n%,nOtil'' srma6t nnp rss
Il halt mar tis Stntatuns tss Sariir n2aaripari
n TER iroririi6s ,2lurtcrasotih")- letr rid
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

: Notice ia hereby giren, that Letters
of Administrations have been grantedto the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gascs
made county court!on the estate ofAiln
G.Sta:ferdieceased bearing late y ana
uary 4th 1868.
=ttf1 xe a.. rs All persons
indebted to saidestats srs|hercby notified
to make immediate payment TO the,nder.
signed administrator; andall persons hay
ing claims against said estate to present
them for allowance within n year from
the date. ofaAAid letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit of said estate
and if suchclaims are otprosented within
.wo years from the date. of said letter
they will be forever barred =
JAMES NJ sHOLOSF
Adm. Of Miton c Stafford derd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18

Nar craaniHrt Elm. Qrntss III Grantrsi6, %ionssrt
nan r~saanilt Srantrei& iu cine Arrte. Die
s t~a6epctst wftrs fie wcbl lssn itit eintstr 3tr,
in Ainrei6smsr gn;atl anssfsrttst Fas, ia&'n lss
6Gnse, bic Il, mnriruIilen UNI raia l'u ras nfns
WIitaras te usrRflien. gsns assr sOui5 Nap0s
I;pn ttut, III fdtr Gin teFsrsr g!astaS sur oe
urtbeIuua l.r ituasicn, ale fas. mas er laSt
uns bic 10 6ne f.i4 ma sIautis lstnt sSQrts IN
ttrprrtilsn, iouttn fd lietsr I'M ras srtunr'Sfn
waa CT esm glarl4aq 3isl ais mas CT g."
0raisn 9 iast--
Sefersi6 truntt ,rrar mob tanner al
8Snisard;, Otsr 5srn son gsults ouuSarll9'
slusslsits" @albs. wirtt rod, rrenisltfns aussrs
lid. Die Nasparen m;rrsn, nadlsm tie 'Hr,
is(tRfan riae grtpaltahs s'lanst, misssr ulr9aF
nns penn id Jran, Ssisss tsratIa1en louis' I'M
III oaril6m 9ant tag AL re GrCBmuta les auSs'
s~ttrsusn llnsarn ~ ups sltrsn, 10 s!rftsn ~'ssss
aue Sularsul1 tet Gus lr S&eire fisStn, nnts'
etm Neutrality-suspicious. stnif: "MOriamur pro
Rege nostro q"
Stalien, mtnilfens atlsn sts9israr8, asS
bor6t ps,n dictate rss rrah.G li&eu Ssltltatrrl1s'S
| unr tuft ale Grttsrtitunstn Inn 9trfsiol9F aa
| eiten, Gis Gonjsttu ,aIprIit:ttr, welbs s%Ia"pttr'
| SruBc n ,reps Stadium lun. San;e 9taen grant
re,4 auiipitlsn, fnf S~rllGuiis wisser ssrltu'am'
unp tlaien 1laslol r~aribrr, RAP it rie ptltt>
iAe 6ituatiNn unh gtiltlen unp gGunlten -
0latt rad Statnam mr SO ilwsnri0'eitsn) -
une Eater ialit t~turttsilt eatsn.
SIM Gtiasn, atu Il idt mini r emlB uHr MO
i'm tleirsn Mia(latr, rultct rr nlfl6s 8pl0B'
gus rsm uns' ssursnI talttNrtarii4'n t%Nustnan
~tetsuren stsiGs, ras rte Civilization in Ger oVlsl'
tionen Gultisirfns Yrn Gsriur una S'Itist 81
iprasrn luAt, rrinsfn RE Aatri&trn nur lpa'ltd
,,h tenn mcltlihen Gursph, oter mas terltersrtn8
p,utet suf' msdtntaite Sruppsnant1ulu"B;n al
eer peInii ~ Elrsi&iiten Grsnss, ouf cnsrSil6
Gur6iasrsns prr observation-disclosures I
2uusnarelr (uab sm SYfim Sor) UNI au
umiaKsnrt SrSauiFrung rer. p1nllaHilAM 9'0
p~sa1nta.
- lctns fb nidt, bic essulpsten grltatssllds
tle incr,n Galitsrs uui3uSatlsn, rrsl5s lre'wiu'
prcr oc,punaen, i9ren untsribauen ths @dp al
eer Salte net men unp tsa Sintn !1rsr i'll .
Sanp atten; lie iine mebr Deer mtniBsr Muller
Die aa,rriuse @ertt er&Itsn, renn cine 3Gr'f
mn6ts,atl spr linen fslt. attr, Rap au5 It
ban Grisden unr Gansn SslBier, uas 8lladsr
,aE leltR tie tapirre, atcr rriselit8afiHnte, S@ns
ouf @psntualil1tsn I'd prrtsreitsm, mug rem lfFtS
3wsiisl raran, tab mnu iii &Hrrpa Md CUR q
balmna res Trisssus, ~lrnefrn inm Tur1tRarIe
6ricse r~Nst, Sefrsusu.
ct. 9. Iar3ts.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
ct. 9. @bc3ts.)

Gttterli 9laiisr. Sn W'ht-
acmerY Geunls, @srrsia, ssrlast'n bic R'eeufn
am Weisnu sAsatsns Gle .ur Gsisr rss 8.i9na6tss
ftfes III stner 9erttstitssrhnS seilammsIitn
ltwar,en Saulfmlsr in Die 9uit su lggenSsn.
Bic 0m gins ert lps. ais bic Stls'erHaA
,ctb.i mar uus e0 marD Ni'mams satei EsIAaeist'
pie eirde assr, wsrin lie f1ttJeiaIsn battle,
purse in taulsns Srdmnsr ~settal;n. Cas nsnnt
man ami sxt nesmutr1tii brapi -r9ati - rilterti4,
aus reutjh: iHlant. ....
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18

|0-
uetsr tit grrtnnll unssn uaisrsr atsislatrr
w,las leit rem l. Saruar in Sisuns III, III tis
jest rt1lig pom b'icnser'm' SntsrsT. 81 tsrittsn.
Die seri &ietfusn Giienfatnsn uplsrss Static,
wtl6c temislstn srebs Summcn I6ulrsn unt
isrsn Standardization gum f~lsinitsn 5Ssil naas
4, fVmmsn fun, nstmen lore Statiatsit Jap ans
tlsbli& in anirrua unp unisrs gsrsaientant.n
id tiusn mliflCfeu 3u isin, rie eitntatntsmpas-
nisn allen Grnlst CUR griuIunB ibrer s~insssans
stntn SerpFi6tnrstn an3uealten unr rasur6 es
fas grlt be- riidenreu Stsuerla fen n,Igli6lt ;u ers
lsidt,rn.. Die gaeiFe giisutatn itilrst rem
5taat jet! ,etn una cine talts Milli0n, rie NrrG
9liiemi $1,000, 600, tie SlnniEal-St. Srleph
81 entabn rret MiaiCnsn. Biz 0,stsre oarin
BAT biz jsSt iRte 3iuien rceeln1Iis ts3atlt. lin
ser' Guabau ess 8;fSwti9es FER Nurps MiIcuri
Sabn 1u srmTsIi6sn, alautts Ter Staat ~asrjrtgen
sins anlsibe ron 6 0tiQicinu as .tFe Np,t1agr
~ mr6en, mspm4 isim siseue 6reernns jeg,
Die ,wsile tileet. Esr YaciTc Galn murre nun
res Stsdt ~stsetsH, cine srtt Ntoit1aes fir Gin
unr time halle MiQipn oui etu Itsil ter gatr
IL scten, mtlaer tptltIi& spn Orssren III. gEere,
ris NertmiHuuri nph fie 9ae;ic Balm taren biz
! It wsrsr cinen Gent al itrru Sutercfcn, nrA rit
Stcufr, mtlhs rie Cor I'll uticn rrrlb,eitt, te,aElt
Sic Sinner, melte Ger Staat alein fnt rte Na.
cjlic Sltn jlFrli9 gu %jablnnebat, tttra9sn 42O :
coo GrQar5. 3rrsrsm ritis Balm eltf ;uaiet
Gin glnfcmmsil RON 81 6T5. 600 scm /. @Sr
1866 ts l, Nar3 1861 ssbatt su batcr, Ca
isleIHe &c nidt einmaI iir n2iti5' estaltcn, elm,
EuftIarnns ~ scten, marum tri piejer enorrien
Ginnabms Te and Met i'm Gsrirslrn fs les
ibrea gsrpIihtun9en sessn ZEN Staat nat,s-
tcnlntrn 1T. Statt reIicn matt fs rurh cine,
itrrr Girfttcren Ter @rcsseturs a&s naiYe Nn-
~srtiIten, Yier MilisMsn ;u ,aGlen, mtnn Re
Staat pie gauge s&rls liquitirs! !6pfntGd
miro bic 2,9islAtur suf fitits ansrtietsn mid
s~irsstsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18

en- Qamrenet, 8anias. triasint let rem
Neuiatr cine rentids ususlitani i6s 3sttun9 untsr
,,m 3ittl: .9awrents 6rsie prsfs." 9isisiss bat
Elm tatI6si 6ormet unn If isnf gut au5ssltSltft,
une seripri&t naA Tprm UNI SnbaIt Gins trl'st5e
Setttetsrin pes O,utitttums su Ipiraen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
Adm. Of Milo n c Stafford derd
saotfesef etwaI SfttIsmrut.

.Public notice is hereby given to all ere
.ditors and others interested Pin the estate Of
CtC. Manwaring -deeease5,S that | vii
make Final Settlement thereof at the
next term of the sG~asconadeG onnty Court,
10 be held and begun on the second Nor
dayof February next atthe courthouse IN
the town Of Herman.
.-~s- GEO. HUSMAN N
| -s..a Adm. orc G Manwaring decd.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
Admr. of Jacob Luethi doc'a
Mice Of 0AnaL Settlement.

Pubic Motto is hereby given to all cre-
ditnrs and others interested in. the estst,
of'Jacob Bushler decd, that l will make
Final Settlement thereof at the next term
Of the Gasconade CountyCouut,st o be heid
and begun on the second Monday in Febru-
airy next atthe courthouse in the town
al Hermann. a
JOHN FLEISCH 8
Adm Of Jacob Puehler deed
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
0artner1bipsM uffpgmmg,

Mrt'S mirs tiermit se5stm, eaB Srie an ltM
0trr9s Nstel unr mir h tanrens partntntip
anier teutiaem Gatuns auiseIrt wurrt, nm tuii
1as FISHER n"t'r ft Strna ,9iettl x 5auttu'
tttrirtcns lump cts nm @t,ttlJrIGat ron nun an
pUn mir altm fsstjritet mire. ;ls7 m
Scrmann. a Sanuar 1868. su
aa sa.a3s s.. Saduktrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18

fr ieu @uts sttatt' bdite, rem lllu,patOr sur6
ras Smyeadmsnti unladrlid gu maiden. afsr
man mu6 fa am gnre aud nit rttfm Gu:tili>
,aittsl besnas,ns msit' ts Sitlsi6t rasu sisnsn
fam rem ttHrtsm 9tsil res smsritauiltsn grltsS
bic Nrttmenristsit rsr sItitafun9 Ger Srdiirsnte
iGait tegreifi& 81 madsn:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
Adm. ofG c Manwaring decd.
Nor1cEs orFInAH snpTLEMrxr.

r Public notice is hereby given 10 all ere
ditors and others intersstot in the sstat,
of Tlorian sJst deGeased, that l will
make Final Seeaemcnt thereon at tn
next'term of the County Court Of Gas
conade county, to be held and began on
the I'd Monday in,EFebruarys next at ts
courthouse inthe town of Hermann.
50 ass ssaar= ANDRAS BOESCH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
s2ot[re Of Final Settlement.

.L8ItLk " y EINF - -
Public Notice is hereby given to- al Gre
ditors ane others Interested In the4estate
of Jacob Luethi decd, thai Twill
make Final Settlement thereof at The next
term of the Gasconade County Court, to,be
held and begun on the second Monday IN
February at the courthouse In the tow
of Herman. 49,. 81
HENRY LNEBBE
Jao-I = |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-01-18
.Adniuistrater Of Florisa just decd

Notice is hereby i~givepthat the undei,
signed guardian of the MINOR heirs o.
John. Tegge decd viii makeiFinal Settle
ment of his guardianship at The next term
of tho Gasconade County Court, to be heia
a~ndebegun on the second Mondayiin Fer
vember next at the courthouse IN thsSs
town of Hermann. &
..S ssass5.u LEONARD MENTZ
Guardian Of the. minor heirsof John TegS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

A SUSPICIOUS TRANSACTION--WARD ARDWELL
CHARGED WITH TAKING A PRISONER OUT
TO DIG UP BURIED MONEy.-On the 4th
of February last MIR. George H. Brown
foreman of the Union Manufacturing Com
pany's Works of this city, was garroted and
robbed of about 500 in money, gold
watch, and pistol. About week later q
white fellow named William II. Freeman
offered this watch for sale to Mr.. G. c.
Walter, jeweller, on Broad street, who had
him arrested on suspicion, and it was after
wards clearly proved that he had assaulted
and robbed Mr.. Brown, and he was con-
victed, and sentenced by Judge Burnham tc
the penitentiary.
Mr.. Brown called on US yesterday and
stated that he had been informed by per
sons who witnessed it that about two
weeks ago Mr.. Wardwell, superintendent Of
the penitentiary, accompanied by the above
named William II. Freeman and another
person, went to a lot in the vicinity of Be-
cons Quarter Branch, and procuring spade
dug into the ground and took from the hole
a pocket book, which they opened and from
which they extracted q roll Of money. MIR
Brown supposes that this was the money
stolen from him. He called on Wardwell
stated what he had heard, and asked for al
explanation. Wardwell denied all know
ledge Of the alleged transaction.
The following statement, signed by seve
raj well-knoWn citizens of veracity and In
telligence, places the matter in such light
as to demand full investigation by the
proper authorities $3.50
"We, the undersigned, are willing tt
swear that we conversed with the man Free
man brought out by Wardwell and one o.
his deputies to receive the money burleC
belonging to Mr.. Brown, whom he Gree
many garroted.
"F. FRoMMER,
&C. G. ALLBERGER,
"JoHN BowLEs,
"W. PoHLMANN,
"CHARLES TAsE,
"CORNELIUs CHRISTIAN (colored)." :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23
TNFTRMARYs
OOLLEGE INFIRMARY,

NOLLEGE 1NFlRMAhf,
~ CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
ISAIAH II. WHITE, NJ. D., MEDICAL SUPERIN-
TEyDRyT.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
itted, except the insane and those labor1rg under
contagious disorders.
Medical and Surgical StdE-Dayid. II. Tucker,
NJ. D.; L. S. Joynes, NJ: D.; J. B. AcCsw, "a; D.;
Ter Mcguire, u. De. .. Cunningham, A DID
Consulting Physfctdns-John A. CUNNINGHAM,
NJ. D.; Robert 6. Cabell, u. D.: John g. Sxelton,
d.. d.
Consulting Strgsons-James Bolton, ID. D.; y.
A. CreHshaw NJ d.; j. 8. ID. Cullen, n. ID.
The building Is situated In quiet yet central part
of the city, and convenient OF access 70 al the Dusi
ness centres, depots, &c IL contains large ana
Yellventilated wards, and neatly furnished pr1'ao
rooms. .-...
Special accommodation provided for the treat
ment OF fnebriates, and cases ofdStrtnM Es"ses1' M
Suitable provisions made for women oai"S VIZ
dnement- a .,.ratro zv,,,
Memb.es OF the profession In gSod ssanong @ VII
be accorded the privilege OF attending Saen pssisnls
cHARGEs INCLUDING BOARD, MEDICAL At
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards, per week, Invariably
private rooms, per week, tnvaria-
sdyanes ( s,e y 70 ss "
erations. , -,
''- ISAIAH H. WHITE, ". D..
Medical Superintendent
au 2a-dwa aSan.swsm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23
Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, September y, 1870.
OrFERIHGH.

Wheat.-White, 8 l2o bushels. Red /, ,4to bushels.
- Corrs.-White, e94 bushels. Yellow, 46 bushels.
Mixed, A0A bushels.
OdtS.-620 bushels.
Rvs.-9s bushels.
FLdrSeed.4 bushels.
SALES.
Wheat.-white, 90 bushels very good at s2.S5;
122 bushels good at $3.50; 800 bushels fair at "a d,
$50 bushels at 81 40; IL bushels common At $225
49 bushels inferior at L. 100 bushels at 81 10 $50
bushels on private terms; ll0 bushels very damp
at So; 0s bushels very inferior at $lso; bushels
very bad at 81 15o--total, l,4& bushels. Red, lao
bushels prime on private terms; 80 bushels very
good at 40; 900 bushels good at $2a go bushels
Tough at 80 20, Il bushels at s92o 20 bushels dam
aged at S2 10 bushels medium at $2 2e5 30 bush
els common at 49, 10: 44 bushels tough at a. 10;
bushels inferior mt 81; 3s bushels very inferior at
81 35, So bushels at 8l.50-total, ,OS6 bushels.
COrn.-White, 2a bushels damaged at 3l.23, 2oS
bushels Mt $l. .2e-total, lss bushels. Mixed, slo
bushels at 81 ID liz bushels at 81 "a ,e62 bushels
OIL private terms-total, 8, ,os4 bushels.
Odts.50 bushels prime at Sc, 12s bushels on pri-
yate terms l5o bushels black at soc, 10 bushels at
soc., $50 bushels at slc. ~ bushels very good at
&C c.-total, $40 bushels.
Rye-24 bushels prime at $l.a6.
RE-EXHIBITED.
Whedt-White, $50 bushels. Red, 4lo bushels.
COrn.-Mixed. 2, $50 bushels
dtS.-l50 bushels.
RUe.--6S bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23
| (ENTAL OTICE.- w. Ma
AGRICULTURAL.

4 VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
s., ''" or exhibition 1t No. II on Fourteenth
yahI.,' 'Vpl~Site the Exchange Hotel, the new and
LLiI..oo LIXo r ,"-chine known gg
>''-'''S . COCbLE. GkRLICK, and SMUT
the o,, SEPARATOR,
rat. ! machine known that can perfectly sepa-
d! Ltt rT from wheat without regard to the size
Of EhfIUyyhie. re. In this machine the new principle
cas. a. fnioN, as applied TO machinery of this
snd va SSa,ikihgiy and successfully demonstrated
i,y., ,,.. ''E" % thc miiers, machiGists and bust
a.e.r.a, VI iichin"nd generally who feel IN
SUI, ~ Ihe Agricultural development OF our
NJ ~ c4.l d.d ste Tor tliymrelycs.
RIGjTtgg 40" "ncrlns for sale CDtf STY and CITY
gni. 49,. ." III t.y states Of Virginia and West Vir.
t4 r,u "t,u VIII be glad Ia scc sny gentlemen from
CGmt'I VINO may be visiting the city.
Ciari.I,, uh!calious must be addressed 10 us at
Escisttosyiile, Va, or To Captain r. G.. Morton.
w. LSe Hotel, Richmond, Va ''A'
MINOR II PEYTON,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER %, 1868
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.

The Grand Secretary reports that the
revenue Of the fiscal year, up to and inclu-
sive Of September l, 1868, amounts to
326, ,120.60. OF the amount due and un-
paid, the report says there will be received,
beyond doubt, $4,000, making q total of
$50, ,O2O.60. The aggregate exceeds the
revenue of the last fiscal year. This is con-
sidered particularly gratifying, in view of
the fact that a very considerable reduction
was made at the last session in the price of
charge and degree books and in diplomas
and digests.
d. There have been received to the credit Of
the southern relief fund the following
amounts during the year: California,
s1,393.91; Ontario, s111.59; Maryland,
$50; Oregon, s415; Massachusetts, $3.50
Wisconsin, 500; New Jersey, S15-making
total of s2,132.
The Grand Sire submitted lengthy
report, giving q detailed account Of the
success Of the Order during the past year.
The report congratulates the members upon
the continued and unexampled growth Of
the Order, and says that the past year has
more fully developed its greatness. From
nearly every Jurisdiction come up the
sounds of rejoicing. The Grand Sire says
that from the reports Of the R. W. Grand
Secretary and Treasurer it will be per-
ceived that never since our existence as an
Order have We received in one year 80 nu-
merous body Of members into our fold
nor is this exercise confined to any particu-
lar jurisdiction. All seem to have enjoyed
the fruits of prosperity; and from nearly
every jurisdiction come up the glad sounds
of victory. The number of members
received the past year into our subordi-
nate Lodges exceeds forty thousand.
During the year the Grand Sire visited
seventeen State jurisdictions, and in all Of
them found that the spirit of the Order had
been fully established. The 26th. day OF
April, 1869, will be the semi-centennial
anniversary of the Order in the United
States, and the report recommends that
some action be taken in reference thereto,
deeming it necessary and proper that
the day should be celebrated rather
more than on ordinary occasions" In re.
sponse to inquiries made Of the secretaries
Of the southern Grand Lodges as to the
exact condition of the Order in their respec-
tive jurisdictions, the Grand Sire says that
he has reports from Virginia, Mississippi
Texas, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
and Arkansas. These reports show slight
increase in membership during the past
year, and that Lodges that have become
dormant on account of the ravages of the
war are being resuscitated. The relief fur,
nished them the past year by the Grand
Lodge and the Order generally has been
gratefully received, and has been the
means of cheering the hearts of the brethren
who have been struggling manfully against
what seemed to them almost death to the
Order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23

MAIL RoBBER ARREsTED.-A negro
named Thomas Brown was arrested few
days since, on complaint of D. B. Parker,
special agent Of the Post-offce Department,
charged with fraudulently obtaining letters
from the Petersburg post-office. He was
arraigned before Commissioner Chahoon
yesterday, and from the testimony of
several witnesses examined it was shown
that letters for Mr.. James Dunlop,
Appomattox Paper Mill Company, MIR.
Thweatt, and others, were taken from the
Office by Brown and opened. Several OF
the letters were found secreted on his per-
son. He was sent to the military prison at
Elba Park to await trial at the November
term of the United States Circuit Court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23
EALL TRADE, 1868.

EALL TRADE, 1868.
JOHN F. ALVEY & CO.,
No. 8 HANOVER STREET, BALTIMORE,
have now In store a full and complete stock OF
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
which they offer to the trade of Virginia and North
Carolina at LOW PRICES and on ACCOMMODATING
TERMS.
They respectfully solicit a CALL feeling assured
they can make 1t TO the interest Of purchasers to
open accounts with them.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
JOHN +. ALVEY,
late of the firm Of Ginter, Alvey q Arents,
Richmond
JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Of Richmend, special partner;
Sc s-3m K. G. HARPER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23

QUASI RELIGION. religion becomes
profitable it generally ceases to be evangeli-
cal. Our Sixth Ward reformers are fast
leading their neophytes into the brambles
of hypocrisy. John Allen was heard to re-
mark the other day that if the thing didn t
pay soon he intended to abandon it. Tommy
Hadden, too, was never cut out for ohm
Bunyan or Wilberforce. He is Of the
earth earthly, and Of the whiskey whiskey-
ish.-Nelu York. Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell 90 900 bushels Of
btuminous COAL from the Burfoot mines, 1T 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
PAINE & CO. will sell n lot Of dry goods, shoes,
clothing, ETC., at their auction-roOmS, 1T 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS will sell a farm Of 237s
acres seven miles north of Richmond, at II
O'Clock NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23

JEFFERSON WARD SEYMOUR AND BLAZE
CLUB.-There viii be meeting Of the
aboye-named Club tonight at Bcdeker's
Hall, on Main street above the market.
A full attendance is expected, as Judge 70
bert Ould and Colonel Marmaduke johnson
will address the meeting. The President
requests all members Of the Club whose
names are on the roll to be present tonight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23

saulting and beating Alice Coles, his wife,
was fined two dollars and half.
Parker Wescott, arrested for ascaulting
7. Tallander, was required to give security
in the sum Of 800 to keep the peace for
one year. ;,
The case of Henry Thomas (colored), !,
charged with stealing q lot Of iron from the
Powhatan Steamboat Company, was con-
tinued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-23

PAY1Sa OFF TRooPs.--Major 7. Il. STAN
ton goes over to Petersburg to-day to pay
off off the h troops stationed at tha. post; Thurs
day he goes upt to Danville, and Friday T. 70
fredericksburg, on the same errano; ahe
troops at Camp Grant eleventh United
infantry we're psid off on Monday, ana on
yesterday the detachments around mead
quarters, etc., received their pay.