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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15

TaOR SALE OR LEASE, At DANVILLE,
/ yA..-A fnlllot OF fsfACHlNERYsAND;M ME-
CHANICAI. IMPLEMENTS. at the NSrfhsloee
Com many win be disposed OF on favorable terms 70
res,Sonsible parties either by sale or lease:
They comprises good, ST s ESGIsiNsE I'M
TTJREe, all I'm good repairs and position for'sac-
cessfl operation. An enterprising party with eyeu
limited capital will find this an inviting oppoFta.
Combined. A list OF the machinery viii be far'
For terms. &C., apply to the President pf sne sne
.ur's a THOMAS A. BRANpEE,,
Supply and Claim afEssiS
49, Richmond and Danvii.s aAllspeas
nYneTh&S{T.HSta u - - sse y 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15

.,oR THE ACCOMMODATIONS OF THE
Evynr.I, TRAvEL.--On and asSes5Af oNDAY.
i passenger car win leave Richmond f0r
Jane ,snrg with the freight train} DAILY lsun-
?Hef,ssc"psctI at A.lo p. NJ.
6,I ee essnrers must procure their tickets ct the
oast previous TO getting on the trS!n; s =. sfrr g
Encineer nd SI,,,erinfSsnfsatf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15

TOR RENT, the DWELLING over
i the bakery OF John O'Neil, north SIDE OH
Main between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets con-
tanning eight rooms, with gas apd water on tue
premises. go CLOPTON"& HARWOOD,
- - Tenth between Main and Bank streets. i5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15

FOR RENT, TWO-sTORY BRICK Am
l. Il DWELLING on the south side OF GraceksA
between EIGHTEENTH and Nineteenth streets, con.
tair,ing eight rooms brick kitchen and the usaaf
opt-bnildings, gas, and water on the premises Inc
a"eittus . IL soo'' CCLoPToN & HARwOoD,
| Tenth between Main and Bank streefs.a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15
RAILROADS.
4 M I;

fs,saSsp san ap
RAILRoApeCoNpANY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-15

TOR RENT, TWO DESIRABLEA
DWEBLING-HOUSES, delightfully."- sitn- -
ated, on Grace street between Tws1ty.ioqHnu IN
Twenty -ffth. Apply TO Mrs. ELIZA u. yAN
LEW, next door above. ,s az- ny .l-..a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-24
NEW JERSEY.
Fort Lee.

SHOCKING OUTRAGE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER
young girl named Matilda s. Stanley, who resides
with her parents between Weehawken and Bulls
Ferry, formed the acquaintance Of New Yorker
called on her few times, and on Tuesday last he
In company with another young man. when he met
Matilda on the Weehawken road. lie asked her to
take Walk with them, to which after hesitation
she consented and they proceeded along the hill lying
between Bulls Ferry and Fort Lee advancing into the
wood at the rear OF the Observatory. Here, under
pretence OF going to a hotel for REFRESHMENTS they
decoyed her until reaching lonely place, they intt-
mated mate to the poor girl purpose which made her
stare with horror. They employed force, she 10
sisted, but resistance was In vain; and having sub
jected the girl to nhuman treatment, they dragged
headlong into the valley. Thinking she had been
dashed to pieces they departed, but Providence had
been more merciful than they TO the tortured and
when her clothes were caught in the brushwood, and
she was thus held until she reganed consciousness
reached near midnight. Her parents have placed
the matter in the hands Of the authorities in New
York.
Hackensach.
DESTRUCTION OF DIsTILLERY IN NEW JERsHY-
Loss AsoUr s1oooo.-Between i've and six O'CLOCK
yesterday afternoon n fire occurred in the frsne
building located on the Hackensack river,
assistance could be rendered the whole building
was enveloped In names. The building was formerly
timer sscs By a G Se
time It was unoccupied, which shows 1t evidently
the work OF an ncendiary. In the building was au
the distillng apparatus, all OF which was totally
destroyed. Loss on the building about $4,000, and
machinery $4,000 The building belonged to man
named Darlington but was not Insured.
Newark.
QUOITs-INTKREsTIN0 MATCH GAME.-A highly ak
citing and interesting match game Of quoits for 500.
came OF day before yesterday at the Newark
grounds between four well known players-Sandy
McGreQor and Aeck Tinn0ck, better known ~
Scotty on one side, and McLaren and Smith Of Pat
erson, on the other. The game lasted about three
hours and resulted after keen play, In victory for
the two first named players. match for $50 bet ween
two amateurs Willie Clintock and Bill woOley,
subsequently took place and resulted In victory for
the latter. -
Elizabeth.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF NEW BAPTIST
CHuRcu.-The corner stone Of the new Broad street
Baptist church. In OF erection In this CITY,
was laid with appropriate and Interesting ceremonies,
yesterday. Besides large congregation, chiefly OF
ladies' and children, there present the pastor.
Rev. DIR. ID. Henry Miller, Rev. Dr. Levy OF New
York, Rev. Mr.. Yerkey OF Plain1eld Rev. Samuel A.
Clark OF Elizabeth and the venerable Dr. Bowling OF
the bedford street Baptist church, New York. The
latter gentleman delivered an address on the
antiquity OF ceremonies of similar character,
which was both instructive and interesting. The
edihce Is to be built of brick, with light brown stone
trimmings In the German gothic style and wtll cose
100000,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-24
SALE OF PLANTS FLOWERS, ETC., ON THE LoHllAnp ESTATE

About midway between Fordham station and VIII
liamsbridgc In Westminster county, overlooking the
Bronx river pleasant little stream which winds Its
way joyously past here, after jumping over q small
precpice above, where II forms beautiful cascade,
IL situated the mansion Of the late Mr.. Lorillard. 1t
has long been known for its conservatores and the
collection OF rare and choice plants and flowers
which they contained, numbering over two hun
dred varieties. Thus when in consequence
OF the demise Of the owner these were announced
for sale by the executor, much interest was excited
and lively anxiety manifested among neighboring
collectors to obtain possession Of at all events, some
of them. Yesterday being the day Of sale, previously
fixed for the Goth, but postponed on account OF the
weather, large attendance was present. all Of whom
were DESTROYS Of becoming purchasers and entered
with much spirit into competition with one another
but, auction sales partake good deal Of the ma
ture OF lotteries h not to be wondered at II the
prices offered and paid were In some instances
very disproportionate to the article bought For
the convenience Of sale the plants were
close alongside the river running at right angles
therefrom, and ranged In rows upon green plateau
I'm front, and as most OF them were In full bloom
the surrounding air was filled with the delicious
aroma they distilled The sale was conducted by
Robert Somervie, auctoneer, the catalogue consist
ing OF 2s7 lots In i,6i6 pots Among the prices OBJ
taned were the foowing:-One passianora alata
mnoidcs,.. tl2; one hibiscus linensis, sl2;
small, 3sc. each; one lauristlnus, $40 so; one
camclia, SIS; one do SIS; one do, S21, and Others
varying from that TO 81; orange myrtle, leaved,
s25; one metr0siderus lance0ota, $50; one acacia
pabescens, So; one bignona venasta, S2 one abat-
llop yepasta tl2; four passion lowers. small &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-24
COURT CAlENDAn-THIs OAy.

SUPREME COURT-CIRCUTT Mos. 1906,
42l0 44l7 ASH 4646, $780, 454s, 1885, 1868, 1746l,
49, sSsd si1 sis @
3674 37l1 3749 3772 379l 37sa $780, $685. 1884, $685.
3942 4003 4O12 1924 4045, 1906 ASA 44s9 4494 4502
45O3 4504 4517 4522 4527 452S $780, 4531 1854 1894
456 4574 4577 457s 45s7 1850, 4506, 46O5 1914 1885,
464S 1853 4522.
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERM-PART Mos 1886,
37l4 1885, 3916 $3.50, $780, $685. 1852 $780, 3742 $780,
3406, 36l2, $780, 1864, 1905.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.-NOS.9 "a, 101, 106,
10s 100, l26, 127, l5l, 169, 16l, TIA, 176, 17s.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 672, 100, 619,
4s 760, s64 &c. ESQ., 9S2 9S3, 9S4 1885, $780, 9o, 9os,
os9 99o 99 992 $685. $685. 900, 9s 09S, 99o IoOO 1oOl
1902, 1908, 1904.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
First Grand Match Of the Scason-New York
VS.. BROOKLYN.

First Grand Match Of the scason-Ncw York
VS.. Brooklyn.
clear, bright sky, strong cast wind large
crowd Of expectant looking males and females
Drawing the above mentioned strong wind and bless
ing the bright, clear sky as they watched the move
ments OF two happy, hearty groups OF young men
In parti-colored suits who bounced around on the
bright green sward like so many May dancers, or
grasped q club and looked as deflantly az so many
Ajaxes, or clasped or threw charmed glo-
bue like juggers at their antics. To eyes
wearied with the sight of hard pavements
and abortive foliage, OF the eternal din
and whIz of city noises, of the wind that brings
nothing but clouds of dust and sights OF rufiied gar
ments, how refreshing was the SOFT verdant coating
lively looking uniforms Of the eager athletes and the
Dreezes that bore only health and hlarity on their
wg suc must have eeen h ideas %
yesterday to see the first match game OF the season
In this locality and although along IN the afternoon
OF the weather, the crowd held Its ground and the
players played their parts though no attempt had
he with the the sR5 N s&
last the fact that IL might be generally believed
that the season had opened was briefly men,
there were Pike sharp at playing as anything of his
name ever was In battle Wright, who might drop
error bnt a, a haat M honast n,ovsr ncs ,iiso
found; Shelley, much talked or and worth It; Devyr,
having the qualifications recommended by the
"Guide;" Pabor sturdy ut his work as ever was
"od woman;n Bearman, long In figure, but short at
his work; Swandel rs graceful as the first syllable
OF his name when stopping the ball; Shricves, Short
but sure. representing New York; and Start, OF
whom few can take his name at nrst Macdiarmid,
"Brother Tom" lively and good naturcd Mills, not
'oi the gods;" Zettein, charming" ever; Klein,
without a ''de;" Worth VINO might add "some-
thing 10 his name; Chauncey good Daniel; Rogers,
"Fraulein" In appearance, but manly In mannuvres,
and Mcdonald quiet and effective, represented
Brooklyn. Chapman a queerly mixed name ON.
caied az umpire. but did not enforce the amended
rules IN all particulars, The game, however, Vas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-24

each ITS geraniums not fragrant at prices ranging
from 17c to 6Oc each; 100 roses some OF them very
beautiful at prices ranging from So 70 s. each; $50
carnations, small, at nom $780, to 75c each; three
azaea ledejolia at $12 each. Mr. Ogden, OF High
Bridge, was the principal purchaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Petitions Filed i'm Bankruptcy.
Frederick LANCE New York city; referred to Re-
gister Ketchum.
Joseph Wra2g, MOrrisania, Westminster county;
referred to Register Close.
George W. Wood, Gershom Littell and Victor j.
Knapp, Newburg, Orange county; referred to Regis
ter Little.
Joseph WhitmOre White Plains, Westchester
county; referred to Register Close.
Waiter L. Cady, New York city; referred to Regis
ter Williams.
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very well played. It would be wrong to attempt 70
partcularize, and the game aTJer some sharp play
ing, ended with the following scOre:-

Fly catches-New York, 81 Brookyn, Is
Out on fouls-New York, q; Brooklyn, q.
Passed balls-Mils, 8; Wright, g.
Umpire-Mr. Chapman, OF the Atlantic Club.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-03
SlIERIFE'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of an execution, directed
- to me froE, the Clerk of the District
Court of Howard County. lo1a, on judy
mcnt obtained in said Court Oh the 25th
day of September 1868. in favor Of Har-
low White as Plaintiff, and against Dewitt
Owen AS defendant, for the sum of thir.
teen hundred and fifty dollars and costs
taxed at thirty nine dollars and Al. cents
and accruing costs, ] have levied upon the
following Real Estate taken as the proper
ty OF said Defendant, to satisfy said czccu-
ton to-wit: The north east quarter (l-4)
Of section five l5l township ninety eight
l9S) range eleven (l1.l And will offer
the same for sale, To the highest bidder
for cash in hand on the 9th day Of April
4. d. 1868. at my Office in Cresco. How
ard County Iowa, 1T the hour Of ono clock
+. N. Of said day. when and where due
attendance will be given by the undcrsign-
cd
Dated at Cre-cn March Goth 1868.
J. +. POWELL.
Sheriff Of said County.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-03
SHERIFF SALE.

nI virtue Of an execution, directed to
II me from the Clerk of the District Court
Of Howard County. lowe, on Judgment
obtained in said Court on the Goth day
September 1867, in favor Of smiti, & Ste
vcns IS Plaintiff, against Franz liaas rs
Defendant, for the sum Of Five hundred
nd fourteen dollars. and ninety five cents
and cos; taxed at nine dollars and thirty
five cents and accruing costs. have levied
upon the following Real Estate taken as
the property of sid Defendant, to satisfy
said execution to-wi. The south vast
quarter Of section twenty onS and tn. west
half OF the south cast quarter Of section
seventeen, all III township one hundred
north Of range eleven west Of the 5th T. NJ.
And will offer the same for sale. to the
highes. bidder for cash in hand on the 18th
day Of April 4. b. 1868. at my Office in
Ircsco ut the hour Of one clock Of said
day. when and where due attendance will
he given by the undersigned
Dated a. crcsco Iowa March 2Gth 1853.
j. +. POWELL.
Sheriff IF said County
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.SataniG IrOMI."

Tic New York Herald of Satur-
day reminds the public that when
Jefferson Davis and his re5ellious
allies left the Senate. Andrew John
son was tne zone faithful southern
senator" who remained to battle
for the UnioE and adds
ys. Davis i. now 1T large, Will,
rs sAA,es Of Horace Greeley and
Merritt Smitb-thc types and sym
I'D II dica lism---on his bail bond;
sct tknse men seem to recognize
ne ~ Slral necessity that some man
osld suffer, that some great trial
Wa pun. shment should signalizc tho
lose OF the war. On whom should
IA blsw fall! Strongest pierc of
atanis Irony, they have chosen for
Is victim that one faithful south
- senator. The one man who adj
pred tothc Union when all the
lnehcraI senator's beside went out
,Gs,la the encouragement OF radical
I adess-,he man who stooa up
Neatly Tor the cause whca these
4Inyee leaders were compromised in
brrspt plots of every sort that
I'm Il now tried as al enemy to the
Ktioa, while these same radical
loxlcrs stasd between jeff Davis
a Justice. Did Mcphistop!eles
y y fool his poor victim to such
rtli,g sesult! Will not this sto-
forsrar damn the justice of the
.blis - the synonym Of all that
sost pita BILE and contemplate in
Ap reAncmbrancc? l. it not di-
nal. atroci Gus, past all patience
alsmplate, that these impa-
IJ corrupt wretches can per-
nsfice to this degree, and so
"a same and fair repute of a
partyl? and that, worse than
~. II possible, they dare
- that they will make chaos
y eapital if their attempt
asshe president shall fail -
ice ews.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an execution, directed
ID to me from the Clerk Of the District
Court, Of Howard County, Iowa. en- ajudg-
ment obtained il said Court ON the fourth
day Of February 1868, in favor of Edward
Smallman as plaintiff, and against Roht.
J. Carey, Margaret Carey, Patrick Carey,
and Isaac Howard as defendants, for the
sum Of (397l three hundred and ninety
seven dollars, and twenty FIVE cents, and
costs taxed at twenty-eight dollars and
twenty cents and accruing costs, have
levied upon the following Real Estate Ia
ken AS the property Of said defendants, TO-
satisfy said execution to-wit s'faia
Lots seven az and eight (8) in Block
fifteen (l5) in the village of New Oregon,
Howard County, iowa. And will Offer
the same for sale, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand on the fourth day Of April
A. d. 1868, in my Office ut the Court House
Crcsco, Howard County Town, At theshGr
Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, when am
where due attendance will BE- given BY
I he undersigned.
Dated At Crssco, Howard Go. Laws,
March nth, 1868. .Asa.'o'a
10 J.F. POWELL. .s.r ),
sheriff q said CsaA.yi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-03
( ROplldlatiOn."

Estate republican conventions
J Okio and Indiana adopted .
- their platforms indorsing
nasisl policy of Hon. Geo.
btleton. Of paying of interest
bosds with greenbacks as
ktAcy become due, and which
loudly denounced by the rad
- and politicians Of the
- : ACopperhcad rcpudia-
elne. ~ Now it is reported
Radical congressman, Burr,
s.. offered resolution in
~ the other day declaring
] toand financial policy re-
! Hitharawal Of the interest
IDS, aud a substitution Of
/" * bondholding con-
nakss a motion to lay it
Mich was lost BY .
rs, the western mem
N lc negative.
Y Sesek healthy Indication
2ipa4 for o,r radical
Nth the popular house IF
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...F SPECIAL NOTICE.
or YOJT.1.

A Gentlemen who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of youthful indiscretion. will
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send
free TO all who need it, the recipe and Iii
rections TO-. making the simple rene " by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertiser experience. can
% 90 by addressing in perfect confidence,
JON, u. OGDEN, ~ Cedar Street, New
York oS-Syl
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sreeiai Dcsrat ch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
wAsHtS0rox Marc!, %, 1875.

sreeiai Dcsrat ch to the Cincinnati inquirer.
wAsH,Sorox March -, 1875.
There was an interesting episode
..,-day in the McCardle ease in the
:upremc Court. Judge Black sug-
ccsted that the late act of Congress
lid not deprive the Court Of the
power to adjudicate the ease. After
colloquy bctv cen Justices Chase,
Field and Judge Blask, the venera-
..e Judge Greer said he desired to
submit the following paper:
TX pARTE William H. MeCardle.
This case was fully argued in the
cginning Of this month. 1t is a
ease which involves not only the
liberty and rie hts of the appellant
u this issue, but Of millions Of our
fellow-citizcps.
The country has right to expect
that it would receive the immediate
md solemn attention Of this court.
Ey the postponemcnt of this case,
this court will. subject themselves,
whether Justly or unjustly, to the
imputation that we have cvadcd the
performance Of a duty imposed upon
rs by the Constitution, and waited
ter legislation intcrposing Z" super
EIDE our action and relieve US from
cur responsibility. can only say:
prDEr HAEc OF RoBRiuM DICT EFT
NON roruIssE REPELLI. Which. lit
orally translated, is, | am ashamed
that such an approbrium should be
east upon the court and that it can
not be rcfuted.
The Judge further said he desired
~ clear his skirts Of the matter
The protest OF Judge Greer against
the action of tho court in refusing
TO decide the case, when it is aa-
United they stand six to two against
the cnnstitutionality Of tho recon-
struct.on law. stands out in bold re-
lief as compared with others who
have evadcd the issue. The case
will be up tomorrow again. and then
laid over until next term.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-03
New yIa IN psIlIrc Ele ctlOnr

The following i. the vote Of New
Hampshire at the late election:
Whole vote. 5000
Hartman BITS
Sinclair md scattering. 1890
+. lIarrimans majority. 2,4Ss
1t will be seen that, despite the
enormous frauds pcrpctratcd by the
Rs ideals, which rcplcr the election
one IF the most corrupt and dishon-
est ever held in the United States,
their, majority has been reduced
more than FIVE hundred from last
year. The Democratic vote exceeds
the Radical vote If 1867 some fif-
teen hundred, and they have only
been beaten this year hy wholesale
rasculity. An inspection Of the fig
urcs causes the great Radical vic.
tory" to shrink into the smallest
kin! Of proportions Gin. Enquirer.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-04-03

congress and the republican conven-
ticns Of Indiana ard Ohio endorsing
Pendletofl's financial policy VIC
should think Democratic ''rcpudi.
alton was gaining ground. -Fayette
Co. Union.
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