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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-21

DREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
manufacture the BEST CANDIES made in the
emitted States for WHOLESALE PURPOSES.
we do not make one kind for our jars for show,
and another for wholesale. Our No. is all. alike,
and warranted. We have numerous premiums,
awarded before the war by the Mechanics 1nsti-
tute Fairs when there werenumerous competitors
not honorable mention for northern candies
French so called. Wesell them as low as the I an
kce candies, and warrant them much better
- LOUIS j. BOSSIEUS,
las No. l4l2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-21

mo THE AFFLICTED.-BENS0N'S
saI'AIEw RRoTII OR SALT OF. Wis.
f5s,,rNa snecific for Ringwor1n, letter Itch Bar
bers and al erg Rpax S OF ss
w ,..antaa 10 cmre. or no pay. Try IL and II k
does not specdiIy and promptly cure and entirely
s disease rIee %fFY CENTS per
In every I'm ms saIs Sv -
bottle. fg sL siis 4 aosELEY. Druggists:
mn q No. 1874 Main street, hlcnmona, ya'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-21
lust RECEIVED.

so boxes prime MESSINA ORANGES,
L. L. RAISINS-whole, half: and quarter boxes (;
Z ELEME and NAPLES FIGS,
PRUNES, DATES,
ALMONDS, and NUTS,
at reduced prices, at THINNER q CO.'S,
APPS 15aa Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-21
BAKERIES.
00nO MAIN STREET.

00nO MAIN STREET.
Having recently put In new cracker machin e, o.
nish TO families or merchants AID THE HAklE-
TIES OF CRACKERS made In the BEST Man :
NER and of tine VERY BEST MATEklAL.
Also BREAD AND CAKES at the lowest rates.
Look at my list of prices
| Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, nc.
Oyster Grsck 1s i0c Water raeSsr isc
Sugar Crackers, l5c. Cracker Dust, l2c.
Arrowroot Crackers, I5c.
PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, and FANCY CAhEc
furnished at reasonable rates. 'lf
- j. @. RAGNALL, .29os Main street,
between Twenty-second and Twenty-thir
NH 4-3m* 1880 ..sy. ss,,a IL. a
r D. BRIGGS, THE OLDEST ESTA-
10 ' BUsISEss IN n; THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED, 1854.
STORES: *
7o7 MAIN STREET AND 5l6 BROAD STREE
| LOOK AT THE WHOLESALE LIST OF Z
$50 PRICES:
| Soda Crackers, lie. Butter Crackers, lie. 81
Oyster Crackers, loo. Water Crackers, JOG.
Sugar Crackers, l5c. Cracker Dust, l2c.
| sugar Cakes soc. "a Molasses Cakes, SOC.
ri Arrowr0ot Crackers, lie.
And all kinds OF PLAIN, FANCY, and CRNA.
L MENTAL CAKES CRACKERS, and FILES,
| wholesale aud retiil.
| N. B.-Liberai discount given 70 merchants.
Il ~H<a<D~-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-21

NEW. BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AND RARE
lS BO6KS.-We win send ANY BOOK, no mat
ter by whom published, manufactured or ndyer-
j. p. BELL g. co.,
Booksellers and Stationery I
mhl2 - - ....a Lynchburg va.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21

THE SoorHISIsr MAN."-The stsunch
and true representative specimen Of old
fashioned orthodox Democracy, the Rev. p.
V. Nasty, has been giving his views " onto
the polittikle situashun " and the compartive
merits of the various persons talked of as
Presidential candidates. Nasty considers
the matter from kentuky standpoint, 3"
commencing with General George B. McClel
Ian and winding up with Andy johnson. OF
the first, he says:
General Mcclellan is not, don't think, ohjec-
'ionable TO the Southern people They have a
maternal and normal objection to any one who
draw I'd the sword agin 'em in the late unpleasant
MS: but they do not hireve that q. b. did this.
At least, if he did, it only Operative. His
services TO the Confeteracy in buryin' tens
thousands NV Federal sojers afere Richmond, the
brilliant strategy Nv his lootenants in tyin the
hands Nv Pope and Burnside and keepin 'em from
huItn US, and finally. his runnin with Pendletoa
sgin Linkn, all bind h i'm TO the Southern heart.
Upon the whole, Nasty declares Little Mac
"the soothinist man to the Southern heart
which ever wore bloc. '-Dramatic Chronicle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21
VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. |
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Virginia Enterprise OF yesterday. J

SAN Francesca, February l9.-Jose Sofia
sues Frederick Hess and others to recover
possession of block No. % on the plan OF
Yerba Buena, 80 varas square; he also
claims SS50,000 rents and profits.
Frank Kelly sues John Doe Burchill to
recover 500 900 for injuries received BY hav-
ing been struck and thrown upon the deck
of vessel.
Dan Ellis, teamster, was severely injured
yesterday afternoon by being thrown from
| his wagon while the horses were running
away on Long bridge.
Mining stocks are still advancing and in
active demand.
The British ship Rhoda, from Japan, to-
|day brings back 600 tons of California bar
ley, shipped hence last summer, there be-
ing no market for it in that country. The
same vessel has also go, 80 pounds tea.
Arrived-ships Harry Bluff, 100 days from
New York; Fleetwing. l2S days from New
York. Bark Rhoda, 40 days from Yoke
hama schooner Dreadnaught, 80 days from
San Jose de Guatemala.
New York quotations-Gold opened at
l40s and closed at l4Os -four firm, with
moderate demand, at Sl3 75(al4 wheat do.
do, So l7G3 20. Liverpool wheat market,
los. Id.
Flour-Some of the CITY millers are sell
ing extra at IS and superfne at $. for half
and quarter sacks. The general range, how
ever, is as follows; Superfne, 81, extra,
81 10.
Wheat-Sales of 1000 sacks choice mill
ing at 81 20 the same price for the balance
Of the lot, 5000 sacks was refused.
Barley-Sales of 1000 sacks feed and
brewing at 81 SjGl 90; at the close 500
sacks choice brewing at current rates.
Oats continue firm at 81 S5lal 95 for
SIN all lots.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21
FROM EUROPE.
IBY CABLE.1

DUBLIN, February 1.-THE jury has fount
verdict of guilty against Sullivan, editor o
the Dublin Nation, for publishing seditiou.
libels.
FLORENCE, February 1.-THE public hon.
ors to Admiral Farragut were closed with a
dinner given by United States Minister
Marsh. A number of foreign and native
celebrities were present. Farragut has gone
on brief visit to Venice.
LONDON, February lin the House OF
Commons Earl MAYO, Chief Secretary for
Ireland, stated that the Government is pre-
pairing an Irish Reform bill, and would be
ready to lay it before the House by March.
He said other measures in regard to ireland
will be brought forward on March 18th.
Sir Charles Bright called attention to the
scheme of placing the telegraph wires under
control Of the Government, and asked if the
Ministry proposed to take action to that end.
Hunt, Under Secretary of the Treasury,
replied that it was the intention Of the Gov
eminent to purchase the lines Of telegraph
in Great Britain and he promised that
plan Of effecting that change would be sub
mitted to the House within week.
A motion was made for a second reading
of the bill on suspension of the habeas cor
pus.
Fortescue, member from Andover, said he
thought the motion proved that the admins
tratiOn of affairs in ireland was wrong and
greatly needed reform.
Marston, member from Waterford, said
the bill was an outrage on the Catholics of
the South, as they were excluded from their
rightful share in the benefits of the govern
ment.
Earl Mayo made an explanation in regard
to the arrest of George Francis Train. He |
said the policeman who arrested him had re-
ceived general instructions to watch persons !
arriving from the United States and stop all |
suspicious parties. Copies of Trains
speeches on Ireland were found in his trunk
and caused his arrest. He was Immediately |
released on giving a pledge TO make no
speech and do no act in sympathy with the
Fenians.
Letters from Paris reiterate the statement
hat changes are contemplated in the Cabinet
md policy of the Emperor.
LONDON, February lS.-The French Legis-
ature is still discussing the bill regulating
he press. There was violent debate yes
erday on the question Of the distribution of
he Government advertising. The opposi
ion claimed that they were entitled to a
hare of the National Municipal advertise
nents. They demanded this not as a mat
er of necessity, but on principle. The
speaker declared that, in the laws regulating
he press, all journals should be treated with
he strictest impartialty. An effort to mo-
lily in this respect was defeated, but the
ma Jority was small.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.


In the Senate several petitions were pre-.
sented.
Pomeroy introduced bill to amend the
postal laws and increase the efficiency of the
postal service.
The Senate passed the House bill relating
TO the expenses of the War Department and
for the gradual reduction of the army.
Cottell, from the Committee on Finance.
reported adversely on the House bill for the
permanen. designation as public depository
Of any National Bank within fifty miles Of
the place where any Assistant Treasurer may
| be located.
The resolution for the admission Of Thomas
came up.
Trumbull used portion of Johnsons
time in replying to some speeches made i'll
the debate. Johnson closed the debate in
favor Of admission.
Sherman made some remarks in reply to
Trumbull, and after some further debate the
Senate adjourned.
In the House, Starkweather introduced
bill placing $50, 900 in the hands Of the Sec
|retary of State to relieve the wants and de-
fray the expenses in returning to the United
States of the destitute citizens imprisoned in
foreign countries without justice and dis
charged without trial. Passed.
The House considered the bill giving PEN
sions to certain officers and soldiers OF the
war of 1872. During the debate Loan stated
|, he amount to be paid under the bill will not
exceed S3,Go0,OoO year. The bill passed
without division.
The House went into Committee of the |
Whole to consider the Legislative and Exc
cutve Appropriation bill
DJnnellys amendment, inserting an item |
for the Department of Education, was re-
iected, when the Committee rose and report
ed the bill.
Washburne of Illinois offered an amend
,nent to the effect which was to retain the
Department of Education.
The House seconded the previous question,
when Washburne said he would not press
action to-day.
Schenck introduced bill for the relief of
certain exporters Of distilled spirits. Ad
oz1ned. Il
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21

NARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE.-A frame
house situated near the Warm Springs Hotel,
and occupied by Mrs. Cossett, came near
being destroyed by fire night before last-a
badly mounted stove-pipe being the cause.
The danger was seen by some Of the State
Prison guards, and they went and doused the
glim.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21

PARpoNED-T. G. Smith, the man con-
victed by the Washoe County District Court
Of the crime Of grand larceny in having
stolen quantity of bullion from Dall's mill
has been pardoned by the powers that be.
Governor Slingerland was merely waiting for
|.he papers, yesterday, to discharge him from
custody.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21

LECTURE on AGAINST y SPIRITUALIsM.
The following explain themselves better than
I've can:
VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. 10, 1868.
EDITOR APPEAL-As Mr.. A. c. McDou-
|sall was leaving here to-day he requested me
70 send you the following notice, and request
you TO publish it. He said he would call and
see you. Respectfully, yours.
THEo. H. WooDuoRTH.
The REV. A. c. McDoUGALL will tby re-
CUES y deliver an address on Spirituslism in
the NJ. E. Church, Carson City, on Saturday
evening. February 22d, at 4 o'clock. Ad-
mission fifty cents.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21
THE DAILY APPEAL.

WAITING FOR THEM.-Two men convicted
Of grand larceny in Douglas county are anx-
iously looked for by the landlord Of the
Hotel de Slingerland. What is the reason Of
the delay in their commitment
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-21

Partic ular Attention Paid to
Engraving & Enameling Jewelry!
jali.tf
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamer Merrlmac, Captain Zimmerman, from
Rio Janelro February 25, arrived OF this port yes
terday
AS usual the Rio papers are momentariy expect
ing to hear OF grand attack on the Paraguayan
Gibraltar, Humaita This has been expected for two
three years, but the enthusiastic inhabitants Of the
rival countries {" FlumivensesD exhibit no evidence
OF being tired OF the story.
The Marquis Caxias, General-in-Chef OF the army,
had had conference with the Admiral, the result Of
which had been an agreement on plan OF simula-
neous attack by land and water on the devoted HUI
malta. II is estimated that nine iron-cads and
10000 troops on land viii make the attack. The first
effort will be TO remove the chain which Is sub
merged the river and which II is thought the
allies are prepared to accomplish. When the recon-
nossance was made 1t is stated this could have been
effected If the monitors had come up to time, which
they failed to do The country is much excited over
this prolonged war, and seditious pamphlets have
appeared in Rio against the government. A Minis
terial crisis was rumored, but apparently with no
foundation.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE. LAw.-The special COM
mlttee Of the Common Council to whom was referred
the subject OF the proposed loan Of to the
East River Bridge Corporation met yesterday about
twelve O'Clock. There were present Aldermen Whit.
ney, McGroatty, Daniels, whiting and Fisher, state
Senator II. @. Murphy and Alexander McCue,
Corporation Counsel. The meeting was pr
vate, Representatives Of the press being ,e,s OK,
and report submitted favoring the granting Of the
loan sought. slight difference arose, how
ever, as to the amount Of security which
the company proposed to give two or three
OF the Aldermanic committee demanding greater
security from them, and also requiring the bridge
company to specify the time when the work VIII be
commenced and other particulars, which they were
not able to agree upon. The subject will, however,
II is confidently believed be presented for the action
OF the Common Council at their next meeting, on
Monday, the 30th inst.
JOHN DEvLrS COMMITTED TO THE ALBANY PENr-
TESTIARY.-John Devlin, who was sentenced to two
years. confinement In the Albany PenIteniary for
defraudIng the revenue In whskey transactions, by
Judge Benedict, on Friday last, left Brooklyn In Gus
tody OF Deputy Marshal Nodne at six O'Clock yeser-
day morning for his place OF destination.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
BROOKLYN CITY.
COURT OF OYER AND TEaMINsH.
The Eastern District Murder Caae.

The Eastern District Murder Case.
Before Judges Lott and Troy and Justices Hoyt and
Voorhies.
The trial OF Otto Schade, for the murder OF Henry
Shear, keeper of lager beer saloon at the OF
Graham avenue and Richardson street, E. D., was
commenced yesterday.
The Assistant District Attorney Thomas r. Pearsal
opened the case for the prosecutor detailing the cir
cumstances OF the murder.
Frederick X. Kerbshack, who was bartender for the
deceased, was the first witness called He testified
that on the night OF the occurrence the prisoner came
into the place partially intoxicated and called for
drink When he asked how much he was to pay he was
told 6b cents. This he disputed contending that he
owed but so cents. The deceased then took hold Of
him for the purpose OF putting him out. In showing
him along he fell down the cellar steps. After the
deceased returned to the saloon he said he was
stabbed. Witness did not see the prisoner have
knife, nor did he see him strike the deceased.
DR.. Thiel testified to having attended deceased at
the time, when he found an incised wound on the
LETT side, near the shoulder, by which the principal
artery and vein of the left arm had been severed,
thus admitting the air to his heart The wound could
have been made by the claspknife shown In court.
The officers who made the arrest testified that when
they went to the prisoners house to arrest him they
found him drunk In bed
Evidence was produced on the part OF the defence
to show that the prisoner had always borne good
character. District Attorney Morris summed up the
case for the people at some length.
Juoge Lott stated that he would defer his charge to
the jury until this morning.
The court then adjourned
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINE HERALD.
Cholera Victims Among Americnns-Opposi-
tion to the Wharf.-The EIections-Re beIlions-
Minister AsbOth's Estate.

Cholera Victims Among Americans-Opposi-
tion to the Wharf.-The EIections-Reb eIlions-
Minister Asboth's Estate.
BUENos AYREs, S. A., Feb. 10, 1885,
The French mail left eight days In advance OF It's
time and avail myself OF one OF the Liverpool
steamers TO give brief view OF the River Plate. At
last reports from here we were suffering under the
scourge Of the cholera. Through region OF hun
dreds OF thousands Of square miles 1t was desolat
ing every square league Whole families died.
The dead were left unburied, the sick were
often INTENDED, medicines and physicians not
In reach, or II near not employed, from
q superstitous dread that they had caused what
they could not cure. The whole number who have
died In the valley OF the Plate In the last two months
Is estimated at seventy thousand persons. The most
healthy localities have been attacked; age con-
diton has been spared all remedies have failed; the
best physicians have died; 1t is as II "the angel OF
death spread his wings on the blast" During this
sad time very few Americans have died. In this city
only two-one OF these named Charlotte Thorne the
other Mr.. Fuller, OF Iowa. At Rosario Americans
have suffered more. Ex-Governor Dana, OF Maine;
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Hall, OF Iowa, and Mrs. Clark
II. Barker, OF Delaware, Ohio, among the bright
marks that have been sought by the fatal shaft Nor
tality among natives, Irish and French has been
awful. The natives have been terrorstricken that
those OF them who have not died have fed, so that
extensive districts are found without one remaining
native.
Business is resumng Its former channels; activity
is partially restored But still commerce Is I'm bad
state. Every steamer takes away large consgn
ments OF gold ships are going away in ballast and
warehouses are Crowded with unsold goods. The
low rates at which farmers have sold their wool and
the mere nominal price of sheep are much against
the farmer. The quarantine having now been taken
OF the onharDOred steamers are again In the river,
and gradually the former condition OF things
returns.
There is a deep feeling OF opposition 10 the Para
guayan war. All parties are tired Of IL except the
contractors the enthusiasm Of these does not abae.
Newspapers are bold IN opposition and public
speakers. At the public meetings no one who ex-
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
SUPERIOR CoUAT-SPeClAL Term.
Alleged Fraudulent Representations and Mis-
appropriation.

appropriation
Before Judge Robertson.
Lncius r. Rolte rs. Charles M. Delrndr.-This was
motion to vacate order OF arrest granted against
the defendant. The plaintiff was clerk In the state
Agency OF Washington and Soldiers Union Assocar
ton. In October, 1885, concert got up for the
benefit OF the Soldiers Home In washington. The
defendant was employed by him TO sell tickets In
New York TO the amount Of 81 400. Plaintiff alleges
that defendant appropriated the money to his own
use and refused TO hand IL to the proper quar-
ter, In consequence OF which he was arrested and
lodged In Ludlow street JAIL where he has remained
during the last two months. Defendant claims that
inasmuch as the money was collected by him for
lottery and not for concert the plaintiff cannot re-
cover, because 1t Is an illegal cause OF action.
Plaintiff alleges that the defendant represented
himself to be q member OF the hrm OF Duncan, Ma
yarro Co., and gave thirty shares OF the New York
West India, Mail Steamship Company, together with
certain notes OF his rm security for the debt But
the stock and notes turned out vaneless. The stock
was alleged 10 have been forged by the defendant on
acertiflcate from the book Of the former company,
which has been since dissolved. Plaintiff further
AYERS that there was no such firm In existence as
that represented by the defendant, as none OF the
partners could be found, had they presented any
afidavits TO the court and further that the money
received by the defendant for tickets was not for
lottery, but for charilabte and benevolent object
The defendant. Ia answer contends that the stock
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
COURT cALENpAR- TINS nAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUT.-Part 2-Nos. 1878,
1882 1852 1914 1880 1872 17s 1400 1852, 1885, 1882
l546, 164s, 1880 1852, 1854 1885, 1858, 1850, 1882
SUPREME OoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-N0s. 2oS, W,
146, 1877.
SUPREME COURT 81 7s, 80, 60
10l lot, Ill, 133, 142, 1ss 1856, 2os, 237. 80.
3553 36O3 39l5 S2ol 825o 3277 $685. s2s7 3547 $685.
1855, 1886, $751; 3730 Part 2-Nos. l774, 1894 26lS
1884 $685. $685. 3742 1890 $780, $685. 1885, S2oS 237S
1852, 3S70.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part 2.-Nos LAG,
165, ia, 169, ITO, III, 172 1872, 154,
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 655. 6s5, 5S2,
ST. 604, 629 438, 614 603 462 346 624 570 1872 696
5e7 693 eos elo, Gil, el2 e1S GA el5 6l6, GIT 6ls
6l9 62O. 62l.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Siberia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock M. on wednesday.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europc-will
DO ready at half-past ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers, for mailing six cents
The New York herald., 1868-03-24

KR-MuIToRD.-OnT Thursday, March 10, by Rev.
J. H. skinner, Jr. J. CAswELL KIP to ANNIE y.
daughter OF 8. L. Milford, Of Edgewater. s. l. No
cards.
NEwcoMB-ANDREws.-On Saturday, March q, W
the Rev. O. D. F0ss CHARLES w. NEwCoNRt RUTH
N. ANDREWS, both OF this city,
ToNPKINs-RYDER.-OnM Monday, March %, E. Il.
ToMpKINs TO SARAH O. RYDER, both Of Sing Sing.
NY.
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
OGlcial Trnnsfers of Real Estate.

Ohic1nI TTnnsIefs OF IteaI Esthtes
We give below the official transfers Of real estate
and leases recorded yesterday In this city, Kings
and Westchester counties, N. Y, and Hudson
The New York herald., 1868-03-24
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Yesterday but little in the way OF real estate opera
tions occurred. But one firm OF auctioneers sdvei.
tised to sell at the Exchange, and even they only
disposed Of piece of property, although several
were announced to be put up The attendance at the
saesroom was but slight. Notwithstanding this dull
commencement the week promises however, quite
as much activity those that have preceded it, Es
pecally is this apparent In Brooklyn property, one
firm alone Messrs johnson & Miller, having adver-
tised one thousand lots as coming under the hammer,
OF which the choicest to be offered to-day and
Thursday next. The following are the particulars OF
yesterdays sales:-
One lot on the south side of Eighysixth street. 14s
feet west Of avenue A. 25 by 1922. Purchased for
$1,000.