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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-28

EXECUTORS N0TICE.-Letters Testament
IA ary upon the estate Of James Piper, late Of
Hopewen township. deceased, having been issued
by the Register Of Bedford county 20 the subscri-
bers, they hereby give notice 70 all persons in
debted to the estate Of the said deceased to make
payment. Claims against the estate should be
presented Immediately, properly autheui ieated for
settlement j. j. BABND0LLAR.
iresidng in Bloody Run,)
EDWARD ASHCOM,
fresiding ia HopewelL)
iauIu.Gw Executors
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-28

Ia Beware :! Of all Worthless limitations.
~ None Genuine without "Costars' Signature
va 25c and SOC sizes kept by all Druggists.
&9s-$l 90 sizes sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Ess-S2.O0 pays for any three SI.00 sizes by Ex-
press.
E2s-$5.OO pays for eight sl.O0 sizes by Express.
Address
HENRY r. CoSTAR,
4S2 Broadway, n. Y.
Fer sale by HECKERMAN 4 SON, Bedford.
Sold by all Wholesale Druggists in PHILA-
DELPHIA, Pa, and in all the large cities.
febl4:
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-28
1oLGATE's AROMATIC vEeErABLEsoAP.

C1oLGATE's AROMATIC VEGETABLEsoAP.
a superior TOILET SOAP, prepared from re-
fined VEGETABLE Oils in combination With
Glycerine, and especially designed for the use of
LADIES and fog the y NURSERY. Its perfume is
exquisite, and its washing properties uuriyaled,
For sale by all druggists iuly,l5,67,yl
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-28

l.
6. A. HILD-...-.-.......,.,,......M NAT thhh ~ p
HID q SPIDEL
Respectfully Inform the public, that having i'r
ed partnership, they are now prepared % 40 a.
kinds Of PLAIN and FANCY PAINTING -,
PER HANGING, &c. Sign Painting, ana o.
kinds Of Wood Imitation executed oeSSilg'!'
Prices moderate. The patronage OF the lgo-.
is solicited We refer TO Judge King, VIM. aai. a.
ley, o. F. Shannon, S. l.. Russell isni'""
EXECUToRS' NoTICE.-Letters testameh'ai,
Il ry upon the estate Of JOS. SELLERS, laie %
Bedford tp,, deceased, having been granted 70 ~
undersigned by the Register of BEDFORD eVu12
they hereby give notice to all person indeo',G
said estate to make payment, and those ha'hb
claims against the same viii present them If'P
erly authenticated for settlement.
JN0. :, SPR0AI,
J. 7. GEPHARE
WM. SCHAEFFER5
ian. f7.sw Executors
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-28

A NNuAL REPORT OF THE AUDITORS
"A OF BEDFORD COUNTY.
GEeRoE MARDosFg, Esq., Treasurer Of Bedford
county, In account with said county frosn Jan
uary s,A. D. 1861, to January s, a. D. 1865.
TREASURER. DR.
To balance In Tfeast,rv xIA5e aI
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-28

EXECUTORS &OTICE.--Letiers testamenJa-
81 ~ upon the estate oi jacob Dull, late OF Ma
pier IT,. deceased. having been iss~ed by the Reg
lister Of Bedford county to the undersigned, hey
give notice TO ala indebted to said estate to make
Immediate payment and those having claims
against said estate arc notified 20 present them
properly authenticated fer settlement.
JOHN REIMINGER,
iani0:Gw JACOB DULL Executors.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-02-28

The undersigned auditors Of said COUNTY, d.
certify, thatsin pursuance Of the acts Of Assembly
in such cases made and provided, they met al
the Court House In the Borough Of Bedford and
did audit and adjust the accounts Of George Mar
dorf Treasurer Of said couaty, for the year, A. D.
1867, as contained in the foregoing staisosnts,
and that they have examined the foregoing ac-
counts due 70 and owed by said county and tbst
they have found the same 20 be correct.
IVitaess our hands this 10th day Of January.
A. D. 1865. JAMES HBTTEEGLY.
JOHN D. LUCAS,
tH-rr
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DAINTING.
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Bedford, Jau3I-In
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
An UNFORTUNATE Dupe ON HIS TRAVELS.

During the holidays Ferdinand Kun,slcr an un-
sophisticated German, living in MusSegaD, not far
from Grand Rapids, Mich, who had invested 81 In
tickets Of The Bankers and Merchants Grand
Presentation Enterprise" OF Clark. Webster
& Co.. late OF 81 Broadway, received In
formation BY letter that ne had drawn a
$500 prize. Quite eated with HIS success. Mr.
Kuntser. Who had some other business In New York.
resolved upon coming ON at once 10 secure hs prize,
and, placing his tickets and The Clark 4 Webster
letters he had rccelled IN his pocket, started on
foot his means being somewhat limited. He walked
to Toledo a distance OF about 800 miles, and being
lep.weary and foosore he took the for Cleveland
and Piiisburg. From thence Mr.. kuntser pro-
] eeeded to washington a.n & d. e. as he had been IN.
OF their Grand Presentation Enterprise" would take
place at the national capital on Ger ain day. on
gander made inquiries about CLARK, Webster h Co.,
but could only learn that TIE firm or some
on charges Of fraud, and that there was to be no
drawing Of the Kind In washington. Mr. Kuntser.
after brief delay. came 10 New YORK, arriving here
about week since and called at " Broadway, whtfc
Clark Webster a CO. formerly held out, only to nnd
H. closed up and nothing left 10 indicate where the
pone Mr. Knnser them wenaed hs way to the the
Mayors Office and made known his grievances, but
was unable 10 obtain any redress. Police headausr-
ters next visited with equal success, and irom
thence Mr.. kunslcr called al The Tornhs day last
week for rctef. Yesterday he called In court
hng, saying he had come nine hun rel
miles to procure his prize and met with
ohSlaClcs tt every step, AT
same time pulling from the skirt of his coat large
package Of tickets aud letters which he had brought
from home with care. After hearirg his story the
magistrate disposed to aid the unfortunate dupc To
the extent OF his power, sent summons for Mr..
Elias. one Of the repnted members of Clark, Web
ster \ Co., but Ronndsman Croker. on reaching G2
Broadway could Ind neither Elias nor ans one con-
nected With the Grand Presentation Enterprise.
could he found. kuntsler expended about 800 In
searching for prize under difficulties. AMI VIII
probably return TO Michigan a sadder wiser and he
cidediy poorer man. Later In The day Mr. Elias
appeared IN court and gave Mr.. kpntser sij, this
The New York herald., 1868-03-31
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

An unsuccessful attempt was made on the 18th
inst At -. Crox. to launch the United states cor
v-ttc Monongahela carried ashore during the great
earthquakes Ia the West Indies. some obstacles that
then prevented the launching Of the vessel win be
removed and another and II Is hoped more
successful EFFORT will De made to get her In her proper
element again.
The bark Purvcvor. Acting Master Rudd. WAS still
at 81. Croix, waiting the launch Of the Monougahcla.
after which she will return 10 the United states win
the ship carpenters and mechanics whom she car
ried out from the Boston yard.
The gunboat Penobscot was az aspiuwah on the
10th. All We'll ON board.
sailed from Game Town for Japan. January ~
Willie there she was visited by a large number OF
people and her officers received many friendly atten
fions from the citzens OF Cape Town. Her passage
from Rio Janelro to Cape Town was made In sixteen
tlays She logged seventeen knots at one time With
the wind frec-an extraordinaiy run 'or sailing
vessel,
The New York herald., 1868-03-31

STRENGTH of THE BRITISH NAvy.-The British
navy for 1866 according to the estimates Just laid be-
fore Parliament L. 10 cost $50 Oo0, 900. The navv
cor ssts OF o2a ships Including thirty ir0nclads, and
$4,000 men are employed to man these vessels. Yet
with all this enormous force and great expense tho
British navy IL unsatisfactory 10 that nation. The
London papers say the Admiralty itself II compelled
admit that the ships OF the British navy are every
States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

A RADICAL PROJECT KNOCKED INTO PI-
No CoNvENTIoN.-The statement published
in this paper about the agreement OF, the
committee Of five to call an extra session Of
the scalawag Convention created great
sensation, not only in minor Radical Cir
cles, but in O part of "these headquart-
ers.' General Orlando Brown, who runs
the Freedmen's Bureau branch of the po-
litical machine, had not been consulted
about the matter, and having shrewdness
enough to see that another session of the
Congos would damage the prospects of the
party at the North in the coming election,
at once summoned the committeeman to ap-
pear before him. The whole matter was
talked over, and the presentation of Gen
eral Browns view, with the additional
torcible argument that General Stoneman
would probably withhold theper diem of the
lawmakers, induced reconsideration, and
the project is for the present given up.
It was en- ill-begotten device to refill
the pockets of hungry scalawags, many
of whom are now loafng about this city
without any "yisible means of support"
md using the little brains they have to plot
against the State treasury. One negro who
pocketed his eight dollars day in the good
lid times when he sat in the Hall of the
House of Delegates is now hanging about
the wbarves and streets, glad enough to get
a ten cent job. Another, the good-natured
Joe Holmes, was in town on the day Of the
procession looking like played-out coal
HEAVIER. "Stenografy Samuel don't look
quite so spruce as he did after a months
service for the Convention, and Lewis Lind
sey and Joe Cox have relapsed into their
old-time slip-shod seediness. The eyes of
all these fellows and of many more would
glisten with joy if they were summoned
once more to the Capitol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29
GESTLEMEN'S LIST.

A.--Christian Abel, Edmund Addison, Spencer
L. Adkins, A: Alexander Il co. ~, Alfred AIIey,
yohu Allen, ". A. Aston, Samuel i. Allen, VII
liam A. Alley, - Arnen, Daniel Anderson, Car
ttf 81, Anderson, ii. S. Anderson James Anderson,
Soha S. H. Anderson, Thomas L. Angus, w. K: An n
IewS, a, ). W. Archer, John II. Armstrong, W: II.
,gB,,-ihos. Bariiam. II. II. Baldwin, W. Bryant,
W.Iilsm WSIilsm II. Bliss, William E: Barricke, G.; W.
~ uiVTsee Bacchus, q. L. Bagby, Francis y. Barnes,
T. 7 bbauman, Fred W. Baker, John Barfort, John
y. y. ip@rhgS, Rdw. A. Baugl- Robert Bailey, A. Is.
pn@hyr, II. BeekiDg, John Belcher, John Beter, NJ
II'9HI.eyr ! Berger Brother, A. NJ. Berginson, w.
!; ; PGini"rd Frederick binshenk. +. Bird, danes
!. .'99hiGrd - ~, George Blankinship, Frank Blum,
XII, K; n, hounts, Quinton Bain. Reuben Boye, 5.
n1HytnNtgr, bowers & Shanks Wellington Booker,
yo"H y IL: iioshcr, James Bolton, James h. Boot
Waxl.1- Wtxa- j. Z. B"wles John Bowies, James Boydcn
~" nhtr BOWLS HObt .Boyce, 4. q. Boy Albert
a. OoAde i3h a. Booker, Barbara Booker, Boomer
NJ Sp'' e. b. Brown. Allen j. Brooks t2l, Bernard
jo,at Z; briel G. II. Browier, Glenn Brooks tco-
fobt. Briggs ~, X. Brockenhorough u. l..
Rro~n, Rrn, Robert T. Briggs, Ottoway Brown. Lountz
! 'Wlpler ~ nr Jas l.. Bray. james Bruer, james Bray,
C.n IL ,h1rc%n James F Bradley, George Z. Bray,
WiIi.s,, " ~ Brockenb0rough, Watt {. Bradley,
S%H4usn Brooks, W. II. Brewer. T. G. Brent,
Bg,iss-b lB%is biown, y. X. Enl Fred Butler. james T.
tC nC J. A. Burgess Jas. Buckaer (c1lored), Z.
'1tSI iI BON, Andrew J. BvrDes. sE5
reI, eli" lIi!am CSn, JYhu Cari4",. John 7. Cap
cSrsn, ISS,y, Georre u cy, r. carey. P!etr Gee
ta,1iAt, Il. Chadwick, u. 3. Chat, Leonard Cham
fhaaiiae, Jackson f. Chiidrey, j. II. Charles, John
I'm George W. Chiles, Harvey Chamber
Ip'Mne John Cheatham (coloredl, f. W. Cheatham,
ia, r. ShAk!ey. ". CIaxi0n, Y. j. Clutter, 5. p
lon l.. ,: Clark James G. Clark James G. Clif-
(as1 SSDt- l. Cloarty, j. Ci.gc. David L. Clark,
n -. Comte. i's'riek Costello SO, ,.aon tof n.
va '"iicn. Nathaniel j. Coffee, 5ii rhael Con
H2n, dcrc,nah Coughin. John Cooley. George
~ N'il1l Frederick cook nani.l {'aplay n
CHI Daniel 4. Cosby, David Cooley, Edward
J. II,''' I''' early CorhiD, Colby Il Ashby, A. CotZlir
en-, Coleman, William Il. Cree Thomas z.
~ Crawford (cSorcdI, Frederick &. SraSdosE s9
etStTH"e :. Crtitrhheli. Il. CInul2 A, Il. Crock
SNo'I Frederick Cullen. - = !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

GENERAL Observation-Disclosures q ge'
neral court-martial, of which Brevet Major
W. II. Rossell is president, the following
cases have been disposed Of:
Private Victor Weles; desertion not
guilty, but guilty of absence without leave
sentenced to pay expenses of his apprehen-
sion, and be confined at hard labor for one
month.
Private M. A. Manson sleeping on post
guilty; to forfeit to the United States SIC
per month for four months, and to be con-
fined at hard labor for the same period.
Private Hugh McClary, absence without
leave; to forfeit SO per month for two
months, and to be confined at hard labor
for one month.
Private John Maloney; violation of the
44th article of war; guilty; to be confined
at hard labor for two months.
Approved by General Stoneman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

SAD ACcIDENT.-We regret to learn that
the daughter of Mr.. James II. Walford,
aged three years, fell from the second-story
window of his residence, on corner Grace
and Nineteenth streets, on Wednesday
afternoon, and was SO badly injured that
there is little hope of her recovery. The
distance was about fifteen feet to a paved
alley, and it is wonderful that she was not
instantly killed. The severest blow was on
the right side of her head, and the whole
right side seems to have been injured.
Though no bones were broken, it is feared
that the internal injury is great. Mr.. Wal
ford is an estimable gentleman and q
printer, and has the sympathy Of his nu-
merous friends.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW
have been notified Of the following special
appointments:
Clay-street Methodist Chavch.-Rev. Geo,
Reeves, of Petersburg; at II A. NJ. and S4
p. NJ. .-s-.a
United Resbyterian.-Rev. F. B. Con-
verse at II A. M.
Sycamore (Disciples).-Rev. DR.. Hop
son breaches his last sermon. He don't
approve of fare,1eH sermons.
ST. Johns GermGn.-Rev. William Ide OF
IL A. NJ. ... ......,,, ~ .........-......--..
Leigh-street Baptist Ch,rch.-Rev. 7. 6.
Jones, D. D., will preach at II A. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

Mayors CoURT-FR1DAY MORNING
MAYOR CHABooN PRESIDING. = Lawrence
Kearney, charged with being drunk, lying
in the street, and resisting the police. Sent
to jail for ten days in default of security
Gideon Martin, drunk, disorderly, and
assaulting persons il the street. Case con-
tinued until to-day. zT
James Kilbourne, United States soldier,
drunk and fighting in the street. Sent to
camp.
william Curtis (negro), stealing pair OF
wheels and on axle from a. F. Gorech.
Continued until to-day.
Sarah Pettus, using abusive language to-
wards Morris Hughes. Dismissed.
Anne Scott (negress), creating disturb
ance in the street. Dismissed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

SHIPMENT OF TOBACCO IN BoND.-General
John s. milford, Collector of United States
revenue for the Third District of Virginia
issued on the 9th instant the following
order to the tobacco manufacturers in this
city: .r r....a.
"Under direction of the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue no further shipments Of
tobacco in bond will be permitted unit
export bonded warehouses are established ,
The issuing of this order has much per,
picked manufacturers and unsettled the
market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

SINGULAR ACCIDEST.-Yesterday morn
ing while one of Garber's baggage wagons
was moving off from the Public Warehouse.
on the canal bank between Seventh and
Eighth streets, the hook of derrick swing
ing above caught in the check-rein of the
horses attached to the wagon, and startled
the animals SO that they backed overheard
into the canal, carrying the vehicle and
baggage with them. With some little trou-
ole the horses were brought out alive, and
the baggage recovered without damage be-
yond little wetting. .ss-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

HANDSOME PREsENT.-One of the best
attended pic-nics of the season was that of
the Hebrew congregation "Bayth Ahabah,' -
on Thursday night. During the progress
Of the festivities Miss zipporah Michel
bacher, a young lady of fourteen, presented
to the ladies a beautiful piece of tapestry
to be ratified out for the benefit of the con-
gregation. Mr.. Isaac Hutzler was the
happy winner, and it brought twenty-five
dollars. The fair donor is q daughter OF
Rev. DR.. Michelbacher, one of the minis
ters of the congregation. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29
r IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
! THE MANCHESTER POsT-OFFICE
ATGUsT 90 iSss.-LADrEs, LIsT.-Mrs:. V.h'
Brown, Mrs. 8. r. Butler, Miss a. 7. Baxter IA Mrs: g.
Ann II. Drake (sl, Miss Jennie Easton mrs: Mary
Mrs. Moii!e Il. HatSher Miss Hattie deter, Mrs.
Mary Jones, Mrs. Eveltna Jemmerson, Mrs. Cain
crime Lynch, Mrs. Mary'B. Lipscomb, Mrs. Emily
Lewis icoiorea) )sMrs. Mary Montcro, Mrs. hlnry
j. Moalcy. MRS. Eliza Robinson, Mrs. w. p. -, a.
Royat Mrs. Minerva Roberts, Mrs Marina Z. III
der. Mrs. Eggey Rander, Miss Sarah A. Roach
Mrs. Mary Simmons ELLA j. shell. Mrs. 4 lice
Tucker. Mrs. IL. l.. Taylor, Mrs. Martha A. WEB
ster Miss Annie Weisiger. Isabella Williams. ),
t;ENTLyMEN,s IIsTs-Henry Boyd (coloreal;
John Il. Bnrk. William w. Brumstick ts), Daniel
Butlrr Iir. Brunch, alfred Bangh5 (cnloreal ~.
Butler, Peter Clay Richard L. CogollL Josepi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29
AUCTION SALES. THIS DAY.

w. r. TALL, high constable Of city of Rich
mond, will sell In rear of Smiths auction
house, at 10 A. NJ, lot of furniture.
REGNAULT & CO. will sell at their store, at 10
A. NJ, lot of entirely new furniture
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock, on
Council Chamber Hill, horses, family car
riages. milch cows. mules, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

FIRE IN HASoyER-LossEs OF RICHMOND
MEN.-A fire broke out yesterday morning
at daybreak in the barn Of Mr.. N. Is. Clark,
near Atlee's station, Hanover county. The
building was occupied at the time as car
penter shop, Mr.. Clark's house undergoing
repairs. Messrs. W. j. Bailey, Thomas
Morris, John R. Tyler, and w. d. Dawson,
carpenters, from Richmond, lost all their
tools. The fire was the work of an incen-
diary ----------.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE AU-
GUST 20, 1866. A. Rhodes, Richmond,
Va; Billie Fl. Wright, Hanover Junction,
Va. Mrs. Sarah Elliott, Chesterfield county,
Va; |. r. Watkins, Charlotte Courthouse,
Va; DR.. Edward Wilcox, Charles City
county, Va.; William Priddy, Hanover
Courthouse E. 7. Voolfolk, Goochland
Courthouse ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

-DINING-RooM RoBBERY.-A day or two
ago the dining-room of MIR. T. j. Noble
was invaded by q disciple of Ben Butler,
who carried off lot of silver spoons and
forks valued at thirty dollars. Moses Reed,
a negro well known in the city as q hotel
porter, was before the Mayor yesterday to
answer for the crime. After full hearing
he was honorably acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

DELEGATION FROM PORTsMoUTH.-May
Stokes, John C. Neayille, William H. Lyons
and other citizens of Portsmouth were in
Richmond yesterday at Ford's Hotel. They
came up, it is understood, TO get General
Stoneman to reinstate recently-remoyed
member of the Portsmouth City Council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

James Godsey, ". b. Gates. Walter Fl. Hender-
son, james 4: Harrison. John Hatcher, Thomas
Johnson B. w. Jordan, II. G. Junks, e. johnson.
n. w. Lynch. @. q. McRae. VIM. McCrath, DIR.
Montero, Richard II. MCGEE, Robert Marks John
Maxley, Moore 4 Morgsn, George r. Moss san. and
George W. Talhy, Math. Tyler. j. c. Taylor, c.
Temple, Richard Wells. j. b. Wortendyke (2l c.
X. Weisigcr (2), Thos. II. Wallace.
~ ]. II. MOODY, p. NJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

The ASSAULT UPON OFFICER ALLEN.-Ed-
ward Redding and Dennis Shehan, charged
with assaulting policeman Thomas A. Allen,
were before the police court yesterday. In
order to secure the attendance Of important
witnesses the case was continued until
Tunsday ass ...r#..s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

PERSON General Rogers, Second
Auditor, having left the city for some days
on visit to Loudoun, the duties of his
Office will devolve upon John L. Shackel-
ford, chief clerk. ...,..-
General Milford, Collector Of Internal
Revenue, is in Washington city.
Judge Underwood is not expected until
newt week
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

GONE WEsT.-Frank D. Moore, Esq, son
of Rev. DR.. Moore. of this city, and a
recent graduate of the University Of Vir-
ginia, has located in st. Louis, Mo-, and
entered into law partnership with D.
May, Jr., Esq, of Petersburg. Mr.. Moore
is young man Of talent and fine attain
ments and his friends predict for him a sue
cessful career in the profession which he has
chosen,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

CASES CoNTINUED.-The cases Of John c.
Clarke (negro), charged with perjury, and
of Bob Spriggs (negro), for shooting at Jim
Brown and attempting to kill Daniel Chill
dress, were called in the Police Court yes
terday, and continued until Tuesday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

WRECK. OF THE CHARLES G. COLGATE
Information has been received here by tele--
graph of the wreck of an American
schooner, supposed to be the c. c. Colgate,
on the English coast near the mouth Of the
river Deer. No one was seen on board, and
it was believed that all hands are lost. She
left here some months ago with o cargo for
Liverpool, and last cleared from that port
for New York. st94 :5s--.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

WELSH 1MM1GRANTs.-A number of Welsh
immigrants-men, women, and children
made their appearance on our streets yes
terday. They were robust-looking persons,
and appeared to be well fitted for country
labor. They came to town uia the Frede-
ricksburg railroad, and will go to Amelia
county. s..#
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29
RICHMOND AND PRTRRsBURGl

RICHMOND AND PRTERsBUaGl
RAILROAD COMPANY. May Is, 1858. !
THANGEa OF SCHEDULE.-On and
" after WEDNESDAY the 27tb ,inStant the
trains on this road will run as follows
Leave RICHMOND. at A. NJ. and z. H.
Leave PETERSBURG st 9:G A. ID. and $50 Z.
VI. re-1s <.Et :. % lE
The A. II. train viii not leave Richmond on
MONDAYS; and the 6:&5 p. M. train VIII not
leave Petersburg on SUNDAYS -5 s,,s. =
passengers for Norfolk win take the 2 r. II.
train. : .st - Ez,I.....f -
train on WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, cor,
Meeting ut Chester with tho coal train. ,-1T@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

The CASE OF BUTTz.-The papers in the
case of Major c. W. Buttz, charged with
withholding bounty money from colored
soldiers for whom he acted as claim agent,
have been sent to Captain Smith, military
commissioner at Norfolk, for investigation.
It will be remembered that Buttz, who was
a bright. Radical luminary, suddenly dis
appeared when this case, was up before. he
has just returned from Europe or some
where else. .NEaI.. - 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-29

PARDoNED.- Wells has par
doned Archer Goode (negro), convicted in
Powhatan of stealing corn, and sentenced
to one year in the penitentiary.