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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-25

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE January
"a, 1865. G. Tardy, Richmond, Va.
no stamp; L. N. Lee, Richmond, Va, re.
venue stamp; "B," box 324, Richmond
Va, no atamp; Kelly s. Piet, Baltimore
Md, no stamp; Miss Carrie M. Warwick
Lynchburg, Va, no stamp William Jones
Clifford House, New York, no stamp
James R. Goodwin, Louisa Courthouse
Va, no stamp; Mrs. A. Steubner, Cum.
berland county, Va, no stamp; Satterfield
s. Foushee, Roxboro', N. G., no stamp
Rev. Spotswood Fontaine, Accomac coun'
ty, Va, no stamp; John B. Spaford, New
York city, revenue stamp; John W
White, Farmville, Va, revenue stamp
James N. Lofand, Glade Springs, fol
better direction Cupid Robertson, New
Castle Ferry, for better direction Hader
Brickney, Catawba, Roanoke, Va, for bet
ter direction.
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CASES IN BANKRUPTCY.-The following is
list of persons declared bankrupts since
our last report:
George B. Jones, of Warwick; John I.
Ellis, Richard Fl. Scott, and N. B. Ellis,
of Snrry; Jesse J. Underhill, L. NJ. Miles,
NJ. T. Wooley, and Alexander Hars, oil
Richmond city; Isaac O. Epps, of Sussex
Ira E. White and William b. Frank, OF
Caroline; Isaac Ezenbaum, of Dinwiddie
L. W. Armstrong, of Hanover; Henry G.
jerks, of Chesterfield; Parker r. Lewis,
of Northumberland; William B. Motley, Of
Dinwiddie; William T. Trueman, of Rich
mond city Frederick Nassauer, of Din.
widdie Thomas 81. Northen, William N;
Ward, and W. W. Ficklin, of Richmond
county; and T. B. Taliaferro, of Glou.
ceSter.
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The CIVIL RIGHTS SUIT.-A summons
was yesterday served upon the President
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company to answer the
action of Robert Stevens (negro) who brings
suit against the company under the civil
rights bill, as stated in the Dispatch day
or two ago.
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A case will be brought before Judge I'm
derwood this morning designed to test the
constitutionality of the reconstruction
acts of Congress-. The following petition
for the award of a writ of habeas corpus
gives the facts in the case:
" To the Honorable Judge, &C.:
"The petition of Churchwell Combs
humbly showeth that he is illegally con-
fined in o military prison in the city of
Richmond called Libby Prison, of which
Major Duncan NJ. Vance, an officer of the
UHted States army, is in command-be-
ing held by the said Vance, by assumed
military authority, on charge of the
murder of one --, whose name your
petitioner does not know, said to
have been committed in Carroll county, in
the State of Virginia, in the early part of
1865. Your petitioner, who is native of
said Carroll county, and was residing
there at the time it is alleged the murder
was committed, was arrested for the Of
fence by order of Captain PEBBLES, an
officer in the military service of the
United States, and by his order COM
mitted to the Jail of Carroll county on the
2Oth of August, 1867, and under his order
kept confined in said Jail until about the
4th of October following, at which time,
after an examination for the said alleged
offence by the said PEBBLES, your petit
toner was by the order of that officer
brought under military guard to the city of
Richmond and put into his present place
of confinement, where he has been impri-
soned by the said Major Vance, acting in his
military capacity, and commandant of said
prison without examination or trial OF any
sort. Your petitioner is not and never was
in the military or naval service of the
United States. He is and ever has been
citizen of the State of Virginia, and en-
titled to all the rights, immunities, and
privileges which belong to that character,
and, among others, to speedy trial for
any offence Of which he may be legally
charged before civil tribunal and that
he was and isin no manner amenable to the
arrest and detention by military authority,
to which he has been thus subjected; and
he therefore prays the court to award
writ of habeas corpus, directed to Major
Vance, commandant of Libby prison, in
which he holds your petitioner confined,
commanding him to bring your petitioner
before the court, that the cause of his de-
tention may be inquired into and right be
done in the premises. his
"CHURcHwELL x COMBS"
mark.
Tho ,,of;f;np ,po cuorp IN hatorn Ro1aich
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Mules aaad Horses fo,. Sale.

MULES AND HORSES.-M
I'VE Always on hand Ct tho EXCHANGE sBHHA
LIVERT AND SALE STABLES, Frank N.Y.
lin street, YOUNG snd WHbI-BROKEG GnRae
MULkS, Also lot Of fine YOUNG HORSES sait-
able for farE purposes, whiah win sell ut fair
prises. e
invite the attention Of the fayman and plant
ara OF North Ca-olina and Virginia to thia supayto3
lot OF stosk, and promise tham asti,fRstiou tss 70
.aa!,t~ ava nsiaA %. ss-ts, JOHN B. DAVIS,
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HABEAs CoRPUs.-The sheriff of Pow
hatan brought to the city yesterday
Charles Anderson, negro charged with
larceny, in obedience to writ OF hd6eas
corpus awarded by Judge Burnham. An
application to admit him to bail will be
heard this morning.
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BANKRUPTs' PROPERTY RELEAsEp.-The
property of William Loyenstein & Co.,
seized after the firm were forced into bank
ruptcy by their creditors, was yesterday
released by order Of the United States Cir
cult Court, compromise having been ef-
foota5 E4t
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BADLY BURNED.-A little boy residing
with his parents on Seventeenth street
had his hand burned severely. on Thurs
day evening by the explosion of some gun
powder.
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Aitl1nrol'd 1ispatet.
sATURDAY........JANUARY Is, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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WooD FOR THE PooR.-About FIVE hun
dred cords of wood have been given out to
the needy since the appropriation by the
City Council. Fifteen hundred families
we're recipients of the charity.
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BURGLARY.-on Thursday night the
store of Brander s. Cooke, corner OF Broad
and Second streets, was entered by burg
lars, who secured q lot of liquors and pro-
visions, escaping without detection.
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NEGRO INsoLENcE.-Mattie Brown, a
colored wench, was arrested yesterday for
using insulting, abusive, and obscene Ian
guage to white lady. She will have q
hearing this morning.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuRT.-The
grand Jury was called at the usual hour
Yesterday, but as District Attorney Chan
dler was still absent, no business was trans
acted
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CoNCERT.-The concert for the benefit
of the Hebrew congregation Beth Ahabah
will take place at the Theatre on Tuesday
night next,
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REAL estate SALEs.-Harrison, Goddin
s. Apperson sold yesterday brick tene-
ment in Marshall Row, Marshall between
Eighth and Ninth streets, for $l0,075
also. house and lot in DuvaPs addition,
near the alms-honse, for S700.
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VIRGINIA EXPRESS.
0fFlcE: RICHMOND, so7 EIGHTH STREET.

0fflcE: RICHMOND, so7 EIGHTH STREET.
,,o! ~ pg,dIRGIIIA EXPhEssis is now running daily
Ton points between sTAUNTON and COVING.
ssa A.9 70 daily from BALTIMORE to RICHMOND
To:WSm ION BALTIMORE to STAUNT0E.
ty..a daily 10 all the Intermediate points be.
tsS l,osaSrnton, Bsrrisonburg, and Mount Jack
and ,rruaton, Lexington, and Natural Bridge;
Spri1a.,sh hGt. and Healing Springs, White Sulphur
eoants Lewisburg, and Charleston, ,Kanawha
ii, ,eoods called for and delivered at all points In
S5V. For further Information apply 10
-'n 4. w GAKRkR. ARank.
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COURT OF APPEALs-ALL THE JUDGES PRE-
sENT.-On the petition of William Boul-
ware, a writ of error was yesterday award
ed to judgment of the District Court OF
the Fourth Judicial District on the 10th
instant.
The case of Richardson Us. Boswell, was
further argued.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. B. T. Wells, an
old citizen of Richmond, died suddenly ct
his residence on Church Hill yesterday
morning. 1t is supposed that his death
was caused by disease of the heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-25

JUDGE BURNHAM's CoURT.-Civil busi-
ness of no public interest occupied the at
tention of this court yesterday.
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PETTY THEFT.-Dan Branch (negro)'
was locked up yesterday to answer the
charge of stealing On axe from Mr.. Robert
Graddnok
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-25

We have FTank Leslie's Maguzine for
February, from Turner, No. lila Main
street. IF you want the latest fashions, 60
get COPY.
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B00kss Stationery, dc.

TEsTIMONY WORTH HAVING =
i The following extract from private letter
We have been kindly permitted to copy:
NEAR BOWLING GREEN, VA. January % :
Ny Dear Ella: Please 50 to CRUTG6FlELDS
CHEAP BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, No.
I'll Rroad street, near the Theatre and procure me
quirs OF that beautiful note paper like The last
sent; also four packages OF those lovely envel,
Leslie and Godey for February. At the same
place you will ind the genuine Fabsr pencil.
Send me dozen.
Your devoted cousin, EUGSsIA.
Comment is Unnecessary. No one can go smiss II
they follow the example Of the ladies. Their good
Judgment and exquisite taste are proverbtal.
ta 25 n.
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Marine IY1teIJjQeoce.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JANUARY rs, 1858.
Sun risss............7.0l Moon sets ..,...... 8l8
Sun sets. so High tide P. NJ. 49,. So
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY "a. 1858.
ARRIVED. a...-
stsamer Ellie Knight. Travsrs, Baltimore, mer.
chandise and passengers, D.. & W. Currie.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
schconer Francis Edwards, Graz mer, hence, ar.
rived ut New York on 23d.
The Willoughby pit light boat broke from her
moorings on Thursday night, and was picked up
In the bay by steamer Northerner and brought
into Hampton Roads.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRY, January 2.-Arriyed, steamer Hat
teras, Norfolk.
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CPEAR q JACKsoN's sAWs.-one
- package OF these unripsllsd SAWs-aa.ha, .
Panel. Rio. Tsnon and Compass OF my oHn III
portaton, direct from the makers. For sshS
sst market rates by CHARLES y. ,si!GIStIs I.t1ssst
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TIE MAILS from the North have been
late every day this week.
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DR. GEORGE B. STEEL,
D 3 n T I s r.

D T 8 T.
yI,SIte no. 72s Main street, between Seventh and
s,snd ave doors above Spotswood Hotel). Rich
.ul Va. de a-2m
II W. JONES, SURGICAL AND
MECHANICAL DENTIST has moved au1an
rrs1o oIee aud residence back to MainS y
u. 0's1. H,.,,m mree doors from Sixth, opposite
TRsIsr TRs%IPssrstions thoroughly and gently performed.
HPSSTThh kxTR6CTED without pain.
and an ;SsHRTED ON VULCARITE PLATE,
uieDAisy warranted. 90 10
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AmaXSe721e7ats.

pLATE! SLATE!l-The attention of
y man skilled In working slate and of capitalists
"a vitsd to Examine the large and extensive body
Of superior Slate, most conveniently located fos
shipment, at Bremo, Fluvanna county, on north
Jds Of and bnt few huDdred yards di.sant from
ths James River canal. This body OF q slate Is 3
continu Of the veins now successfully worked
on the south side OF James river Just opposite In
advantsges Proposals for opening and working
the slate desired and liberal terms OF sred; Ad.
Bremo Bluff. Fluvanna county, Va.
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cned,smer,, Florists, &c.

-.,,,,syu ,,rcu AND EARLY GARDEN
L'RhSnS am now getting In my nrst supply
SsggEc,RDkS SEEDS, and would tnform my
Ifstsa thst mY reed. will be, as heretofore
ssA and fs'sesss r. M ssAbSssss bsssss. seeds
r,-tt'sr.! corner Sixth and Broad etrsats.
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MeetdalgS.

DICHMOHD MUSICAL BENEVO
h LENT ASSCCIATI0N.-The gentlemen mem-
bers of this Association are requested to bring any
of their musical lady friends who may desire to
become members to our next weekly meeting, on
wood Hotel parlors at which time the fret reg ular
practice will be held. There will be no invita-
lions issued, as was at first proposed but the name
OF any lady proposed by gentleman member will
be received. Prompt attendance at o'clock Is
requested.
WILLIAM 8. WHITE,
ja25-2t Secretary.
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Dentistry.

". G. Z. KLOEBER, SUR @
GEnS DENTIST (late Of Baltimore), 9tf8
-; wv broad street, Richmond, Va.
eela hlled In the best manner at reduced prices.
Ssta.iiui artificial teeth on the vulcanite base,
RsiiseIy Initiating ths natural organ and restoring
sT son,our OF the face, at the low prices Of $40,
~, and $50 per se:.
uons oxide gas given in extracting teeth, rem.
''Ii'Is sae operation painless and safe.
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DovER COMPANY's PRICES:

LUMP COAL, superior for grates............. So 81
H4lL COAL, superior for CRATES and stoves, s.
4TERaGB COAL, superior for engines..... 81
EsE COAL. superior for shops. .............. s6t
OVEN COKE, superior for cooking purposes, } 81
par load OF rs bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con.
sinners and manufacturers.
T. C. JONES, Agent.
Re.ail yard on Sixth street near the canal. oe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-25

The petition was sworn to before Raleigh
T. Daniel, notary public. The writ OF
habeas corpus was awarded on Thursday,
returnable this morning at 10 o'clock. 1t
was served upon Major Vance yesterday
by Deputy Marshal Lynham.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-25

NOTICE.-Application will be made
IN to the Board OF Dirsctors Of the Virginia Cen.
No s74 for FIFTY SHARES OF STOCK. issusd
April 2sth 1858, and to the Board Of Directors OF
the Richmond and Dsnville Railroad Com pany for
SCRPNo 1853, for TEN SHARES OF STOCK. issued
to James yons, both OF which have been Lost.
da 5-E2m
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made
IN to the Insurance company OF the State OF
Virginia for the RENEWAL Of CshTIRICATE
for T20o) two hundred shares OF the stock OF that
company standing In my name on the books OF
said company.
de 13-S2m q. RUFFlN.
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T UMBER.-J. A. BELVIN. Broad
~ street between Thirteenth and Fourtsenth
street,, has always on hand Lumber Of every de-
seT,ption, which he sells Wholesale or retail It the
ilnwsst market rates. de 2i-am
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DLANK BOOKS AND STATION
D BRF FOR THE NEW YEAR.-Ths subscrl.
bsrs beg to invite attention 70 their stock OF
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY, embracing
all kinds required by merchants, bankers, and
others Having a. eomplsts book bindsry and
order any special si7e style, or quality demanded
in az good i manner and upon as favorable terms
as the best establishments north. All articles OF
manufacture can be found at their house. The
CUUMTiEG HOUSE CALEH DAR for 1850 is now
ready. which their customars can obtain gratis on
application. WO0OH0USE Il PARAAM,
h1 1926 Main street.
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DRAWINGS OF THE
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY
for the benefit Of the
RAEnNIN ORPHANS, HOME.

~ 40 ST d! 10. is. o. Il, 70, ~. rs. IS.
Glass l42. January "a. 1855 -
2s, IS, "a, 81. lS. 30, %, 90. Is, %, %, o..
',,r'-'' - . - Atlanta. Go.
For further information. address Lock 3 Bog . %,
Richmond. Va. --- ls - -
TSoR sALE-A RARE CHANCE
Tha rev. good will and fixtures OF one Id
The and ,D Ds,f se feis eiy
tooathsr with remnant OF GOOD Eli good s!oSk
or the stock would be removed II desired: asn. na
!oW. low, csSca IIai eeo' "t A ia 25-lw
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Lfafsld, Jacob
Strattner, ohas.
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sfsid, Jacob stdtzke, Chas.
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'rerzo. ]. Strackia. g B.
E. Stroller, q. r.
cas-, w. P. !. Stirling, John
lcas, b. u. Gtratton, J. A.
nham, VIM. Strawn, James.
lson. VIM a. Stannard, w. B.
,tthews, w a Sullivan. David
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inns, VIM. Swan, Robert
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Lyers. E Y. Taybors, J. 4.
Lyo. Benz. Tasset. John
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lrdfn. J. q. Thsxton. Geo.
J. T. Thompson. J q.
l,tin, J. r.. Thomas, VI. A.
Jacob Tinsley, Jr., J.
lssir CHAM, ]. B.
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ludenhall, W. Tompkins, g q.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
IN application will be made for the issue of q
duplicate of the follow Certificate OF
gistered Stcck-viz.. 30. 1905. for three hundred
laOo) dollars, in the name Of Charles Brown,
and issusd under act passed March 2, 1S6e-the
same having been lost in the mail:
Baltimore, Md December 20, 1857.
de 2s-S2m
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Superintendent of the Virginia Express Com.
pany; Kappa. cor. N. Y. Times Proprietor Great
King of Pain; James River Insurance Company !;
Franklin Paper ills To the Pa.tor OF the Metno.
d !st Church Richmond Main and Twelf s,reet-;
S. T. j; Virginia Marine Underwriters: Worshlpfnl
xaster Randolph Lodge. NO. g.: Corresponding
Secretary Typographical Union, 90.
VESSELS.
Can't. W. suthgreen, A. B. Cook, John Bagley,
brig Angola John G. Vaushan, schooner Addie
Crammer; James q. Hutton, schoones IDA
andrew Merchant (2) schooner Francis Hatch |;
l.. K Hickmaa, schooner L. Hess; Capt. thas
Nelson, steamer Ludlow; Captain EnroughtS,
Myers; John Chambers schooner Ida Nichoi-
son Capt. John L. Miller, sch9oner George @ : :.
D. = nderson, schooner esse Williamson; Capt.
{ samuel vickers, schooner West Wind Sidney y.
Chapman (2), schooner Jesse Williams Isptaln
w M Crosin schooner Issss Williamson b. Bur-
'0'N' ALEXANDER SHARP, P. NJ.
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Avery, w. S.
Austin, J. n.
Anderson, G.
Andrews, G.
Anderson, d. B
amos, s. o.
Alien, John T.
Addison, Thos.
alliouse. P.
Bacon, D. NJ.
Barry, A. J.
Barrick, 8: W.
Bail. g. w.
Bavirch, NJ.
Barnett, T. j.
Bear, T.
Begley, John
Bennett, J. w.
Bear, Jacob
Behle, L. a.
Beell, l.. J. =
Bennett, W. q
Blackburn, J.
Blanton, J. A.
Blankenship,
w. A.
Bond, A. A.
BODIES, Benj.
Bolton, James
Booker, III lc'd d
Bowman, y. II.
(2)
Brass. r. TO- 'd)
Brown Il Duly
Brandstng, A.
Bruce, G. 3.
Bundy. John
Browne, g. T.
Brophy, D..(0
Brunar, T. j.
Broadus, 81.
Brown, Marcus
Branehe, X.
Branch, w. a.
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Burgess, G. II.
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