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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

FATAL AFFRAY IN PowHATAN-A Ne
GRO K1LLED. Particulars were received
here yesterday of an ARRAY in Powhatan,
which resulted, it is said, in the killing OF
negro, whose name is not given, by Mr..
William A. sublett, a gentleman well known
in this city. 1t appears that on Saturday
night several negroes went to MIR. Sublett'e
store; which is on the James River and
Kanawha canal, about twenty miles from
Richmond, and called for something to
drink. Mr.. Sublett informed them that he
had no license to sell liquor by the drink,
and that he could not sell them any. One
Of them, who wes very much under the
influence Of liquor, said he intended to
drink In the store, and at the same time
struck Mr.. Sublett in the face. Mr.. Cub
lett, who was using monkey-wrench at
the time, struck the man severe blow on
the head with the ,9ench, which broke his
skull and killed him instantly. The friends
Of the murdered man became incensed OF
this, and would have killed Mr.. Sublett but
for the interference Of some friends, who
were standing near. They forced the crowd
out of the store, and locked Mr.. Sublett in.
The companions Of the man who was killed
then commenced an attack upon the house,
and did succeed in forcing open one Of the
windows, when Mr.. s. appeared with the
same instrument with which he had killed
the man, dealt several severe blows to three
others who were in the act of getting into
tho window. The crowd then dispersed. No
information of any arrests has been re-
ceived here. s5
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II THEzALLEaED DEFALcArIoN, OF CoLIEc-
TOR RoBsoN.-United States Commissioner
Ghahoon has fixed Monday next for an ex-
aminstion Of the charges against Rawley
7. .Hobson, the late deputy collector of in
ternal revenue of the Danville district. y It
will be remembered that Mr.. Hobson is
charged with being defaulter to the
amount Of about $4,000. He was deputy
collector under DR.. Pendleton until June
last. On Friday last he was arrested upon
charges contained in an affidavit of his sue
cessor, Mr.. Mortimer, He is now st large,
having bail in the sum Of 10000 for hia
appearance on the day named above. s,,,
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SYSTEMATIC THIEyING.-A few nights
since as negro who had been working on
the farm Of Mr.. james,. Peasants, on
Marion Hill, one and 8 half miles below
the city, -7ss returning TO his home in
Rockets Old Field. he was stopped In the
road BY four mounted men, two white and
two black, who, With drawn pistols and
threats of vengeance If he did not tell the
truth, required him to etsh all he knew
about where everything was kept at Mr..
Pleaaants's, in what room the males OF the
family slept, the situation Of the hen-hease,
Sc. Possessed Of this information, the
party msde radon the hen-roost last
Sunday night, but were heard by some Of
the family and driven off before they had
succeeded in capturing any Of the feathered
tribe. s.
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LOCAL IN. TIERS.

ROBBERY OF A TOBACCO FACToRYs-The
factory of Meesrs. Neudecker s. Brothers
was broken into on saturday night and
robbed, the second time within the last
month, of four half boxes and twelve cad
dieso OF chewing tooaccos Detective Muir
ply, being apprised Of the robbery, had his
suspicious attracted towards the domicill of
Benjamin Mccoy and James oTimberlake
negroes, employed in the factory. After
examining the premises, Mr.. Murphy mo-
ticed in the Fireplace the remnants Of
burnt boxes, and, upon close notice, the
nails left upon them we're identified
az the same used by Messrs. Neudec-
ker for mailing up their tobacco boxes.
further search discovered the tobacco in
an Old basement about fifty yards from
their house. I, It had been unbox ed, re-
moved thither, and covered up with clothes!
Mccoy and, Emberiake were arrested on
Sunday morning, and ON the same evening
Mccoy confessed that himself and Timber
lake had committed the robbery. The lsti
ter had q key to the factory, and entered it
by this means. he passed the tobacco to
Mccoy through, the door, and the two con!
veyed it off. Timberlake did not deny Nc
Coy's statement, and further informed the
officer that Jpnius Cook negro, employed
in the factory, had been systematically
stealing tobacco for several months past.
The parties were arraigned2 before the
Mayor yesterday morning, and testimony
ELECTED according to the aforementioned
facts. The parties were sent on for indict1
ment. atHst hoe t,iar ra7e,7@a l-Ed !
Junius Cook and another negro named
Paul Jones we're also arrested and placed
With them. s,5E s.e -3,} ..-,aTsl3 II .u7a7
Cornelius Brown was also arrested by
Detective 0'Dwyer on Saturday, charged
with the robbery of the same factory on
the 21st ,ultimo. An empty tobacco caddy
was discovered upon his premises by the
detective. Cornelius was arraigned yestcrr
day, and in the absence Of Mr.. EO'Dwyer
the case was continued.
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: BURGLARY AT REV. DR.. JETER's.-Aboui
IL o'clock Sunday nighttime house on the
corner of Grace and First streets occupied
by Rev. j. B. Jeter, D. d., was burglari-
ously entered Che burglars first tried to
get in by the front door, but being unsuc-
cessful, loosed the blinds Of the study
window, in the basement, and thus effected
an entrance. They then forced open o
writing desk, but obtained only g gold pen,
with which the Doctor has done all his
writing during his editorial career. The
rogues were finally frightened off.
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NAVIGATION OF TIE CHIcKAHOMINY.-A
party of northern gentlemen, headed by P.
F. Beardsley and Major Townsend, have q
force employed in the work Of cleaning; out
the Chickshominy river, their design being
to make the stream nsyigable between
Windsor Shades and Long Bridges. This
having been effected, they propose to 60
largely into the business Of getting out
timber. Major Sands, their legal adviser,
has applied to Judge Christian for charter
of incorporation, the company to be known
as the Ghickahominy Transportation Gem
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list OF UHmAILlBLE IETTERs KEMxI1N-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosTeFFfcE JANUARY
o. l869.-Miss Julia Carver, Richmond,
Va; MI. Rock, BALTIMORE, Md; Miss
q. A. Gates, Atlee's Station, Mrs. ". A.
Merriman, Boston,. Mass. Guy Van {co-
lored), Clinton, N, e.; Mis- e. Bo1irrges,
Lynchb urp, Va. fto7g9f2T gyods STe,uail[f;
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b. YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
LEcrURE.-The second of the, course Of
lectures of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will be delivered tonight at The
First Baptist church by Rev. DR.. Duncan
DR.. Duncan's great reputation as an orator
and able speaker precludes the necessity Of
our adding anything in that regard. We
would only prevail upon all who can posi-
bly, 90 to do so. They will have the benefit
Of something at once interesting and In
structiYe. ea -a. fs 5a .g.sa IS sgg
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE ':DIs-
PATCHn~I Is LARGE. THAN THE COM-
BINEp CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS oF THIS
CITY. s,.i q TO- s.5
' AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WELLINGTON aoDDrN win sell at 4P.
NJ framed building on the south side Of
- Gary between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
/, ~, streets. 55S. sse's.'S ~
JAMES M. TAYLOR &sSON will sell at IL
NJ the warehouse on the west, side Of Fiji
teenth between Mains and Gary streets.
COOK d LAUGHToN will, sell at 10 a. NJ.
furniture, dental instruments, &c.fr
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MAN DROWNED AT q late hour on
Saturday night German named Christie
pher Russell, by occupation an oyster.
opener, fell into the Dock at the foot of Sc
yenteenth street and was drowned. He
was intoxicated, and in this condition lean
ed over the side Of q boat to draw water.
His body was recovered in about half, an
hou', and two doctors were promptly on
hanG but life was found extinct. The COR
oner Geemed an inquest unnecessary. The
deceased was buried yesterday afternoon.
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Young BURGLARS CAUsHT.-Yesterds
afternoon William Langford and Robert
Slaughter, two, white boys, were arrested
for breaking into the canal-boat Powhatar
and stealing stove, wheelbarrow, and
other articles. The young ragcals broke
into the boat and packed everything uF
ready for carrying off. They carried the
stove off to junk-dealer's to sell, intend
ing to return for the rest. They were de-
tected, however, before they effected then
designs. They win have "a hearing this
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TOBACCO, CTGARs, G
RESTAURANTS, &e.
yYETELLE.G cHRIETMAs.--s;s !,

TETELLE.GGHRIEThiAS. ~
rss tine sR,SEsls q , sis fes
most bounsifnlly supT,isd. No lax snE.
ury that is attainRbic iH missing. OraerS Will b
promptly filed either for the saloon txhes the pri
yate rooms OF his house, or for families. The seq
sonable beverages are breWed at his ba-, where lit
best LIQUOR are alwAys 70 be had.
THE Restaurateur tenders all bic friends the com
plimsnts OF this Joyous season. de u
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BURGLARY.-On the I'd instant the Co.
lored Orphan Asylum, on Charity street
between st. Paul and st. John streets, was
entered burglariously and robbed of lot
of bed clothing, wearing apparel, bushe]
Of meal, and some beef and pork. No clue
has been found by which these meanest Of
thieves can be detected.
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"THE CulLDREN's HOUR q monthly 70,
the. little ones, has been received from
Turner, No. TIA Main street. It has
several beautiful illustra tions.9 We have
also Ha,per'S Bazar and Hearth 5dnd Home
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM!
MANY Of THE UNITED STATES OF
k - 81 sPEcIL ACT or CoNGREss AP.
FBdyEnno JgLX y 1a co. IL C Nna AZ,
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business OF
~ Torrpauy is transacted, and TO which all gene.
r -.i CORES pondence should be addressed.
OFFICERS:
. CLARENCE 81. CLARK, President.
JIY COOKE, Chairman an Finance and Executive
vv SGED D. COOK vice-Presiden.
nnEEssON ". PEET. Secretary and Actuary. /
1Iesson OF its large capital low rates OF pre-.
r,pra and new tables, the most desirable means OF
iasrring life yet presented 70 the public.
made SIS favorable 10 the insurers as those OF the
NJ h. mutual companies, and avoid all the cempli.
os,ons and uncertainties of notes, dividends and
he MISUNDERSTANDING which The latter are SO apt
sysT. new and attractive tables are now pre-
.sS,sd which need only to be understood 70 prove
A psSseGI61GIEG PdLICY and RETURN PIE
not only secures lie Insurance, payable az death
bat viii receive Il living, af.er period o. rev s,s
~ cent ofthe par ofhiS policy. In the latter,
the Company agrees to return. TO the assured TIE
total amount Of money he paid in IN addition
10 The lUlDttlk " 40 ptb'Iy'
The .tteHIionof persons contemplating lnsurlnR
their lives, or increasing the amount OF 1nsuranct
thew airexEy have Is called 20 The special advau-
tsses offered by the National Life insurance Com
pauy.
m application to the branch Office OF the Com.
Jay COOKE & CO., Washington, D. c.,
General agents for District OF Columbts Virginia,
and West Virginia. |
S. i. SMfFH, Cashier First National Bank,
Richmond the Agent for Aenrico, Campbell, and
DlnHiddie counties. de SIN
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/. EASTERN ,LUNATIc rAsYLuM.=7General
stoneman has appointed Major Paul r.
aambrick, United States army, 8 director
of the Eastern Lu natio Asylum, at7Wil-
I!liamsburg. iwnF acgR nj .iassi - ,ro--.qrFco
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FIREMEN's ;BALL.--Compsny A, OF, the
Fire Briga de, propose at an early day. to
give ball for the benefit Of st. Joseph'a
Orphan Asylum. 1t viii no doubt be 8
grand affair." * i .ksrlUhri gfE5
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IrBAFkRUFTcY.+Judge Ferfyjioof Michi-
gan, chairman. Of ar congressional commit
tee, has just returned TO Washington after
an investigation into bankruptcy affairs in
this State. 1t RS Understood That he viii
reconnend an extension OF the bankrupt
law for e long pefiod.'fb arofo7g 81 stzisss
! The whole number Of persons Gwho have
availed Themselves Of the bankrupt act to
this date is over three Ii ousand six hun
dred. El--lI--' = = 49, = 80
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INTEREST ON STATE DEBT.-The Second
Auditors office was besieged yesterday by
parties holding State bonds for interest
due. A large crowd was at the counter
during the entire day, and it was found
necessary, to close the Treasurer's office at
IN o'clock, in consequence Of the press Of
hnainesS
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. W. Goddin
sold yesterday 1923 acres In Henrico county,
seven miles abb We Richmond, on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road, belonging to B. w. Green, at o$I0.5O
per acre. MI 10 Mli-Neraorn a&l fa,oh
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/ STOLEN Horse RECOVERED AND THE
THIEF ARRESTED. Id Detectives Knox and
Craddock learned by telegraph last night
that an escaped convict named George Trip
had been arrested id Lynchburg on the
charge of stealing q horse from Edwin
Brook, Of this city. The stolen animal is
said 10 have been found in Trips posses
sion. ~ - hgF. 1eh ~ ~ - - %0.ah
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10 BACK ,AGAm.-We ares pleased tor seeTtnoar
midstso ones more Mr. wv. sEoLTIsG. grs,ifof.
merly with. the popular, nrm Of PurceIL sLadd q
Co. Mr.. NOTHING has been for several years
doing business In Bsltimore,. but OF late has
bought. out Mr.. Charles Johnstor, Main. street
near Eighteenth He IS thoroughly acquainted
with The drug business. and having on hand q
liberal supply OF the best goods In his rae, de-
serves The patronage OF, the public.stI ed 3gd3
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HENRICO, COUNTY sGOURT--IgsrIos q.
d. 81 D. PL RA asA4fS PRHstP ttsat.ya we
I'D The January term commenced yester-
day, but no business of public interest was
transacted r.al rtaZ1 t.g,la 81 r..,,,, t.,,.,
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A CALL AccEPrEp.-The congregation
Of the Sycamore {Disciples') church have
called Rev. 7. N. Arnold, Of Frankfort,
KY, who has accepted, and viii enter upon
his duties Some time in February next.
Mr.. Arnold is highly spoken Of, and has
the reputation of being one Of the best
preachers of Kentucky. !Eo z
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+ EXECUTIVE. - Nathaniel Gill;. Of New
York sity, was on yesterday appointed
Commissioner Of Deeds for Virginia in the
State Of New York.
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10 ELEcrroN7or OrpIcREss--Ata meeting Of
the Missionary and Library Association Of
Grace-street Baptist church, held on Sun
day afternoon, the following officers were
elected - a'sai ! ase'7fsnE ,ffs7t fio.'e7
President, ThomastJ! Evuns ;dvfee.PresI.
dent, j ohm w. Todd "a Recording Secretary, b.
a. jacob; Corresponding Secretary, william
II Montague 8 Treasurer, Alvin u. Shephard;
Librarian Qtway D. Brown adj rjfr-ar.,
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BOARDING AND LODGT [ls :,

M RS. DUVAL has several DESIRABLE
Az Rooms for BOARDERS. and is prepared
W W take TRANSIENT and FABLE BOARDERS,
e'iner Q! Eleventh. and Main Streets. de29-lWx .
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PASTOR ELEcTED.-At a meeting Of the
Third Presbyterian church, held last night,
a call was extended to the Rev. William o.
Murkland, of Amelia county, TO become
their pastor, vice Rev. P. B. Price, resigned.
Mr.. Murkland is one Of the most promising
young ministers of his denomination, q
faithful pastor, and . popular pIescher.
The call was unanimous. -, :
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CHEAp, WooD.-I have 9 train load Of oak and
pine w.od now in the street at the corner Of BROAD
and Brook avenue to be sold at % for Pine and Is
for oak for to-day only.s96iED H. sAUNDERs.
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WTOOD'S TOBACCO SUBSTITUTE
Wv - AND POCKET TONIC

Kead the following certificate Of It's efficacy: |
b ~ Is !, RICHMOND, December ~ 1888.
KeSSrS. Wood & Son: $50, a.,-y..,s.r ss.a-#
Gentlemen.-I have been an, tnYeterate tobacco
foe fifteen yesrs but by the use Of Your To-
BACco SUBSTITUTES have gradually , diminished the
quantity OF tobacco chewed per day until have
abandoned Its use altogether, and not3 haze no de.
sire for it. I can recommend your substitute to all
who, like myself have long wished to conquer this
habit but could not for want of just such an art-
Gle as the substitute to assist them. find 1t also
an agreeable and excellent tonic, acting finely on
the stomach. 1t supp les q long-felt want OF the
.obacco- chewing community, and You have con-
by your discovery.
You ought to make the substitute widely known.
JAMES II. BROOKS.
Sold by all druggists at TWENTY-FivE
CENTS per box. Sent by mail for thtrty give
cents. WOOD SON, Proprietors.
a7.'Ist ... ~ - ...@ Richmond, Va,
to whom all orders shonld be addressed.
de 3u-2aw argu.E F..
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Trpoen lAlPaHnrc e. Usi r -EIina s Il
OFF1cERs.-At the regular meeting Or ~
Typographical Onion "of, Richmond, asld
on saturdasdnight last, the following Off
GERS were elset elected: .s26nl Gs a; yiSi III
President, Charles Ellis; Vice President,
John M. Garrard Recording Secretary. John
T.vyannefson; corresponding SECRETARY; o.
H. Walford; Financial. Secretary, R.. d.
Grantland; Treasurer Henry Meyer. Trus.
tees Il j. H Campbell, o.. Ellis; and I'm. WIFI
liams. Delega ties to the Nations, Convention:
A. Harrison Jones, N: e. Smith, and James
q. Walford:itig 'i roi:|;aro7 saodT s'Goo1
IT The bioficers detected are Well:known
printers and the delegatessto the National
Convention will reflect creditupo ION Virginia
q typos, -.-,..~;.,r., :, Tt, o,-,t,
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I. o. r. M.-Pocahontas Tribe, No. IA,
Improved Order Of Red Men, at their last
meeting, elected the following officers
Reuben 3. Long, esaccheffd Il. r. Totty, ST.
Sycamore We Granger, IN. Sagamure';
Keeper Of wampum; John 3. Vaughan,
Prorlhat n e e.s.s:s,;ft.. ;lattt,..t raYA
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TO TAXPAYERS.

-
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-In COM
I pliance with an ordinance Of the city Of
kiehmond we will attend 1t the Office Of the City
Collector, at the City Hsll, from a. N. to 8 p. H.
from The 18th the 3lst OF December inclusive to
receive the remaining half of the CITYlTAXES,
oedqcting ten per cent. thereon from those who
paid one-half In June. s. d.
EDMUND WINNIE, G. @. R.,
by JULIUS A. HDBSoN, ID. CECsR.
n. B.-Ihose persons who have not paid any
portion OF their bills will please call during the
fame time and pay the amount OF their taxes, as
nswli have no opportunity ef calling on them
teiore advert Using their property for sale, which
%:l add twenty per cent. ar not soldl. Those who
nave not paid their personal taxby That time must
expect TO have their goods levied as sooa as we
Get out Of The Office Us are required to settle our
entire account In February. -tgst-
We would call particular attention Of the tax
payers OF the newly-tncorporated territory as the
property is so fmperfectly described that ii Is I'M
possible that the Collector can find 1t.
EDMUND WINNIE, Collector
hy JULIUS A. HoBsoN. DO
By resolution Of the Council passed on the slst
OF December last the time for the collection OF
LIKES as above has been extended until the 18th of
january. Inclusive. i. WHINE, Collector,
IN 2-tl6Ja byJ. A. HoBsoN, ID. q.
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--7,ys. SAMUEL sKRNHEIM.
TTrrZLER s. BERNHEIM,
uasSERAL LIFE. FIRE, AND MARINE
,.srRaScE AGENTS AND BROKERS,
NO. lel5 MAIN STREET.

All kinds Of INSURANCE s1sgE eefseS IN 5ssSlas.
BbSt ,s<s can bt effected through correspondence
nnr ogice. Ns well rs by personal spplications
40 Sim
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, DC.

A SUBSTITUTE FOR MOTHERS
IN. MILK.-COMsTOCK' RATIONAL FOOD
Is prepared by process suggested By the cele-
brsted Professor Liebig, and surpnsses all other
food In Its digesible and nutritious qualities pro-
ducinR warmth bone and sinew In infants, and
health In invalfds. For sale by = y FfatE.&d4
a. BODEKEk & BROTHER.
ia5 nrupoistq
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CONrECTTONERIEs.

TUST RECEIVED, Ta e a,E9T ~
- 500 drums NEW FIGS Tds .Tt'1
70 boxes LEMONS, ri ,eat we 81
90 boxes EAISINss te se1.a
90 cases CANNED FRUITS TgTasH.s
i 20 dozen ASSORTED PRESERVES,
rs barrels ASSORTED MEATS.
1a&S 10 cases PRESERVED GINGER, 3A.tS
10 kegs MALAGA GRAPEss oEA ~
" z he 8 boxes ORAN6EH 2Gt,St snscEhrstf
% cases PICKLES, tnJ Jars: 81 f5T3v
800 gallons PICKLES, inkegs and barrels
10 bags COCOANUTS. ~ = saEJSSt2
SELL cheaper than the cheapest. Give me cal
and be convinced. WV. TRIBsETT,
= de ia la ~ = 1lls Main street.
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gifttrtotd 1ispattt.

= 1T7T Iii ~ I'm
TUESDAY,. .........JANUARYif5 o, 1869.
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81 KNrGHTs OF PYTHrIs. The following
gentlemen have been chosen ofiesrssof sy.
racuse Lodge, Moe for the current term :

Henry Miller, W. g. wytE5 Granger, Y.
q. wv. E. Gree, r.. and. O. S.; John B.
Vaughan, F. s.; John u. Austin, b.; 4, y.
johnson, YsP. % safife sai n9e .rfact EIoa
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COMPANIES.
,.,ruANCE COMPANIES j.
nn MUTUAL BENEVOLENT
s5,OOU. LIFE $. ASSOCIATION sssc AArH'f' Or yi1-
GINA - IS ts''f
,cYrs ISSUED FROM TEN TO
LIFE IpwgsSTY-FIvE DOLLARS NC ts
CokpING TO AGE.

.vnents are required. No annual
No other phs,her 10 ses or no. You are only
r,eminnS, ,Sr a loss is made by death which can
ea!ea on S one dollar and twenty-five cents NJ ~
PURhhli, soldsrs equally interested In the
yhsp ss6Sp paFgMnssyS rsa Us fSosifS'
no LSSsSSSi With the stric.sss economy.
MsEsEseo SE PAID OFFICER
SS4s Ntn sa hse sehe ssiSs agent
J. 4. n'rrre GOOD canVassers wanted for Rich-
Two OF I' an agent wanted in every county IN the
,aond- ac0 al - Us 4 ~ 5ai-t3alo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

BOLD. THEFT.-Last evening about dusk,
some little" rogues stole O. black Morgan
saddle, with silyer:plated stirrup irons,
from the back Of horse belonging to Cap
tain Charters, Of the Fire Department. The
horse was tied right in front Of the Cap
tain's Office, corner Eleventh and Main
streets. - .l5.z'.' @ - t2h" 's,1Hao
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

1THE DISTRICT ,CaURT, OF ARPEAIs, COM
posed Of Judges Moncure, Meredith, Pitts,
Thomas, Christian, and .Critcher, win meet
IN Fredericksburg to-day. There Yves On
the. docket q large number of csses--mcfs
than could, be disposed Of, OF the December
term. The. court is xpected 70 sit all this
week, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-05

V~O HOUSEKEEPERS.-Now is the. time
Il to supply yourselves with PREsERyESs aas
FRESH FRUITS and JELiIES for the winter.
We haved large stock OF Preserved Strawberries,
Peaches, Damsons, Ounces, sTomatceR Cherries,
Fresh Strawberries, Pineapples,, Blaskberrfes,
Raspberries, Tomatoes, Peaches. Pears. Dsrson5
Sc; Currant Ounce, Peach, and Strawberry Jef
manufacture, and warranted superior to any north
eru goods, and which we offer at low prices. -,
.fN7->, ~ . 80 g. ANDREW PIZZIEI Il CO., !
OCT rot Broad street I