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THE COURTS.

MAYORS COURT-MAyoR CHAHooS.
Thefs.-Maggie Loney, charged with
stealing lot of plunder valued at -
from Sarah Bruskill (negro), was sent
to Manchester, the case being in that ju-
risdiction.
William Spencer (negro), charged with
lars, was discharged. ..-..
Trespass.-William Crumpler, charged
with trespassing on the premises of Susan
Mayo, and attempting to enter her house
by force, was fined five dollars.
D. D.-Charles Mordecai, charged with
being drunk and disorderly, and trespass-
ing on the engine-house Of the Central De-
p0t, was fined five dollars, and put in the
chain-gapg for fifteen days in default
thereof.
Stolen Lumber.-Charles Probst, charged
with having in his possession lot of floor
ing plank and carpenters tools belonging
to s. 6. Flournoy, was sent on to answer
indictment.
assaults Fred. Lauterback Ia youth)
charged with striking little negro girl
with rock, was fined FIVE dollars and re-
quired to give surety for his future good
behavior.
Robert George alias Green, charged with
assaulting and threatening to kill Alexan-
der Allen (negro) and living in adultery
with Alexis wife, was sent on to answer
Indictment.
Ac&dental Assault. Henry Harris (ne-
gro) , charged with making an assault upon
squad of little negroes, was arraigned
The negro boys said that Henry had pushed
them off "the curbstone whar dey had bin
settin, and he didn't had no cause for it
an he took'n done more'n dat, he did,"
At this point one of Henry's witnesses
stepped up to his relief and fixed the mat
ter all right: "Oh look a-here, Cote, I'll
splain de matter to your satisfaction. My
scorrispondince wild dis matter is sufficient
to splain dat. Desc here little boys, you
see, was aettin down countin Ide minnits in
de orninic and calculatin as to how de sun
rise, and Henry, you see, he come long puff
tecly natual-an he come long, he did
and you see, Cote, desc little boys was set
tin down countin de minnits in de ormi-
nic-an Henry, you see, Cote, was comm
long-and he cum long-he was cumnin
long-and desc little boys was settin down
countin de minnits in de orminic-an when
Henry cum long he didn't see 'em, you
know-he didn't see 'em-and he stumble
over 'em before he know'd it !; and he didn't
mean to do it, nuther. So you see, Cote,
it was acsherdental altogether"
Court: "That'll do; I'll dismiss this
CASE
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR 81 SON will sell ut 4
o'clock a two. story framed house and seys-
raj vacant lots in Fulton.
LEE & GODDIN will sell Mt o'clock build
ing lot on Valley street between Christian
and Williams.
LYME BROTHER will sell at A o'clock r.
valuable three-story brick tenement on the
east side of Nineteenth between Broad
and Marshall streets.
H. BENSON will sell to-day the Rose Val
ley farm, near Charlottesville.
GODDIN will sell mt p
M. a flrst-class granite-front tenement on
the south side of Main street nearly oppo-
site the Old Market.
LYME & BROTHER will sell two brick and
three framed tenements on Seventeenth
beyond Nenable street, and n framed tene-
ment on the Gen trail railroad near Vena-
BILE street, at AZ P. M.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The Grand Lodge
of the knights of Pythias Of Virginia met
at Covenant Hall last night-Grand Chan
cellor Hartman, of this city, presiding.
Representatives of all the subordinate
Lodges in this Jurisdiction were in attead-
ance. Among them were W. H. Wade, Of
Virginia, No. 2; J. P. O'Daniel, of Me-
chanics, No. 3, Alexandria Vim. 4. Bin
ford, of Old Dominion, No. 4, Richmond !;
j. K. Harding, Of Syracuse, No. 5, Rich
mond George Dufey, Of Oriental, No: e.,
Alexandria H. a. Atkinson, Jr., OF Da-
mon, No. I, Richmond and W. A. Cook, Of
Hartman, No. s, Petersburg.
The Grand Lodge was III session until a
late hour, and we were unable to obtain Il
full report of the proceedings.
The efollowing officers were elected: : Grand
Chancellor, H. G. G. Hartman Vice Grand
Chancellor, ". E. Binford; Venerable
Grand Patriarch, E. G. Tompkins Grand
Recording Scribe, W. W. Gosden; Grand
Banker, 7. W. Vaughan Grand Guide, j.
W. McElroy; Grand Inner Steward, George
Dutfey; Grand Outer Steward, W. Cook !;
District Deputy Grand ohancellors, s. ?.
O'Daniel and w. Cook.
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REMARKS.

The following is an accurate statement of
the Offices held before the war, the acts
committed in support of the rebellion, and
the present political status Of the above
named:
Was justice of the peace for the third
magisterial district before the var during
the war was a teamster in Longstreet's
corps, Army Northern Virginia, and after
wards was ffer in Bennings North Caro-
lima brigade.
Believe the Southern Confederacy and
slavery are both dead acquiesce in the
results of the war; would have voted for
Grant had there been any election in Vir-
ginia agree to vote with the Republican
party hereafter, and would like to have my
old Office as magistrate.
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NEW TEMPERANCE MOyEMEST-BAND OF
HoPE.-A public temperance meeting was
held at the Rockets Methodist Episcopal
church on last Sunday for the purpose of
organizing a Band of Hope among the Sun
day-school children. The meeting was
called to order at o'clock by W. J. Cussen,
superintendent pro tenn. The roll being
called, l20 members were found 10 be pre-
sent. After reading of Scriptures and sing
ing, the obligation of the Order was admin
istered by the superintendent pro tem.,
who then declared Band Of Hope, No. |, of
Fulton, organized, and announced his rea-
diness to hear nominations for Offices. The
following were elected uperintendcnt, E.
J. Weymouth; ; assistant perintendents, J
S. Gibson, j. McCauly, G. Il. Mo8by; secre-
tary, ". J. Cussen; treasurer, J. 'Fillen-
ger. Juvenile officers President, Fl
Seals vice presidents, E. Gibson, ". Glenn
H. Williams, Z. McCauly, aud A. Waddell
usher, j. NJ. Johnson; assistant usher, "
Antoni assistant secretary, I. Childrey;
assistant treasurer, c. Leonard.
After the election, Rev. Mr.. Lindsey and
Fl. Clacker, Esq, delivered very appropri-
ate addresses. The meeting then closed
The Band of Hope will meet every Sunday
at the Methodist Episcopal church, Rock
etts, at 3 o'clock p. VI.
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THE NEW MOVEMENT HAS SPREAD TO
TENNgssEE.-A dispatch from Nashville
SAYS: "a letter signed by prominent ex-
rebels of this city was sent off Saturday
evening, addressed to Horace Greeley, in
response to the late editorial in the New
York Tribune advocating universal amnesty
and impartial suffrage. The signers heart
lily endorse the platform laid down IN the
Tribrne'S article, and guarantee that Ten
ncssee will promptly respond to it, agreeing
not to interfere with the political rights OF
her black citizens if her disfranchised
whites have equal privileges extended to
them. In brief, the letter favors the con,
stitutional amendment embodying impartial
suffrage, aiming at the same end as that
proposed by the Virginia Conservative conn
mittee in Washington. Among the slgnerF
are ey-Governors Neil S. Brown, Henry s.
Footc, and Hon. A. S. Colyer."
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CoMMITTEE-IMPoRTANT AND INTERESTING
announced some days
since the fact that meeting of the State
Central Committee of the Republican party
of the State of Virginia had been called to
meet on the 9th of this month. Accord
ingly, a primary meeting was held yester-
day afternoon, which adjourned, without
action, until last evening.
In pursuance of adjournment, the Com
mittee met last evening-Levi E. Dudley
in the chair. The members present were
Messrs. White, Douglass, Corprew, Platt,
Samuel, Bond, Washburne, Oliver, Leahy,
Forbes, Jenkins, Dudley, Hine, Henderlite,
and G. S. Smith.
Almost the first business brought before
the meeting was q motion to increase the
committee from nineteen to twenty-five
the following-named to be added General
Williams C. Wickham, DR.. Alexander
Sharpe, DR.. G. X. Gilmer, Robert Boiling,
and James Fl. Clements. This motion was
temporarily passed over, and subsequently
adopted.
Levi E. Dudley then read the report of
the Committee of its action since May last !;
among other things, enumerating' num-
Der and giving the names of those who had
been recommended by the Committee to
have their disabilities removed. The re-
port was received.
On motion Of Captain Platte, committee
of three was provided for, to be appointed
by the Chair, to draft q report in con-
travention of that already made by
the "committee of nine" The Chair
appointed Messrs. Platt, Jenkins, and
Oliver. The committee retired, and shortly
after submitted lengthy report, which
had already been prepared. The report
reviewed the ground already taken by
the Radical party concerning the Offices of
the State, and elaborated upon the offsetting
report of the Grant and Colfax Association
of this city to the report of the committee
of nine.
Among other things, it was recommended
that should it be impossible to secure ali
early election for the ratification of the
constitution as at present framed, proVi-
sional government should be framed by
order or resolution of Congress-, directing
the commanding General to order an cleo
ton for State officers and o Legislature.
This government to remain in force until
ILL clcCllOu LUZ luC SOuot1luIlUu COuAh NC
held.
On motion of Mr.. jenkins, the following
committee was appointed to represent the
Radical party in Washington and to coun-
teract the action of the committee of
nine %: H. H. Wells, L. Fl. Chandler,
General Williams C. Wickham, George Rye,
c. NJ. Gibbens, James H. clements, DR..
Alexander Sharp, Joseph Fl. Platt, II. G.
Bond, Charles Whittlesey, Major Robert
Boiling, Colonel w. W. Forbes.
The officers of the State Central Commit
tee having resigned, an election was then
entered into, and the following officers
chosen: Chairman, DR.. G. X. Gilmer ;
secretary, Levi E. Dudley; treasurer, DR..
Alexander Sharpe.
On motion, Messrs. Bond, Wickham,
Washburne, and Oliver, members of the
Executive Committee, were admitted as
members of the Central Committee e.r
oBicio.
The committee then adjourned until 10
o'clock this morning, when the question of
the propriety of calling another nominating
convention will be considered.
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A NICE PREsENT.-The ladies of Broad
street Methodist Sunday school having been
presented with large and beautiful cake :,
for the benefit of the poor children OF the
school, by Mr.. l. D. Briggs, will hold feast
in the basement of the church this Thurs
day night, 26th instant, lone night only,) TO
dispose of this and other generous donations
for the benefit designated. The charitably
disposed ere invited to be present and assist
80 worthy an object. No charge at the
door.
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NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
lN PANY OF THE UNITED STATES OF
kp 81 sRse12I p &4siSS1S NcT of cSNahEsS AZ
s1SG FfRsf N2oNa hs B1NK SGMbrS
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business 1 $50 OF
the Company is transacted, and.to which all gene
raj correspondence should be addressed.
oFFIcRRS: ...
CLARENCE n. CLARK. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and EXECUTIVE
henry D. COOKE, yice-President.
EMERSON W. PEET. Secretary and Actusry
This Company national In It's character. oners,
MUM, and new tables, the most desirable means Of
insuring life yet presented to the public.
The rates M being Largely Fsdas s5s
best mutual companies, and avoid all the compn.
cations and uncertainties OF notes, DIVIDENDS, ana
tue misunderstanding which The latter are 10 APT
TO cause the pOlicy-hOldeT.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented which need only to be understood 20 proys
sGeeptafblsg e the P4ubSe sue such as 1he PRE
MUM POLICY. In the former the poncy-nolaef
not only secures life insurance, payable at ceasn.
but viii receive living after period Of IA 'sw a
per eent) ofthe par Of his policy. In the Latter,
The Company agrees to return to the asssred hs
totGl amount Of money he has paid IN &" dddssso''
The attention OF persons contemplating 1nsurlng
their lives or increasing the amount OF insurance
they already have, Is called to The special adyan-
pany.
on application to the branch oihce OF the Com-
p"AsJ sJHY Il COOKE & CO., Washington, D. c.,
General Agents for District OF Colum6ia, Virginia.
and West Virginia.
Richmond, the Agent for Henrico, Campbell, and
Dinwiddie counties. es-Sm
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN PRoPERTY.-On
Monday night the dwelling of Mr.. G. L.
Harper, No. l05 Third street between
Grace and Franklin, was entered and
robbed of silver pitcher. Yesterday
morning Detectives Murphy and 0'Dwyer
found negro boy on Byrd street with the
pitcher in his possession. They immedi-
ately gave him chase, and he, finding him
self so closely pursued by O'Dwyer, threw
the pitcher to negro woman in a cellar as
he was passing by; she threw it in back
yard, where it was found by Detective
O'Dwyer. Murphy chased the negro as
far as Haxall's mill, where he gave him the
clip and made good his escape.
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ROBBERY AND ARREST On Friday night
last the dwelling of Mr.. Weisiger, in Man
chester, was entered and robbed of set Of
silver cassors, silver pitcher, and goblet.
Information was given at police headquar-
ters, and Detectives Tyler and Murphy soon
traced the property to a Mr.. Doyle's, on
Eighth street, TO whom it had been sold.
Mr.. Doyle very readily gave up the arti-
cles, and proved that he had purchased
them from Lewis Johnson alias Shorty, a
negro who bad been in tie employ Of Mr..
Weisiger. Lewis was arrested, and will
have q hearing before the Mayor this
morninp
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F1RE.-Yesterday afternoon ere broke
out in the school-room of the Second Bap-
tist church, the school being in session at
the time. Fortunately, it was extinguished
before any considerable damage was done.
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TO TAXPAYERS.

CTATE TAXES.-Parties who have not
~ paid their state taxes for the year 1893 are
estate returned delinquent and sold for taxes,
whereby they win be subjected TO great expense,
and perhaps lawsuit, they VIII fnd II to their
interest 10 call ut the Sherits otire and settle the
same Immediately. am making out q list OF
delinquent taxes to be returned TO the state Au-
ditor, which can be examined by any one interest
ed by calling at the sheriTs office. This Ii posi-
lively the last notice that will be given.
JOHN w. WRIGHT.
ia 23-4t sheriT or the City Of Richmond.
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DEATH OF AN ExCAPTAIN OF PoLICE.-
Russell S. Belts, q police captain under
Major Croft's administration, and for awhile
under Major Claiborne's, died in Hanover
county on Sunday last. He was buried in
HOLLYWOOD on Tuesday. --------------------- ~
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GRAND MASK BALL OF THE TURNvEREIS.
The German Turner's of this city contem-
plate giving a grand mask ball at Sauer's
Monticello Hall on Monday evening, which
promises to be one of the most complete and
brilliant affairs of the kind ever given in
Richmond. Mr.. August Nawman, OF the
stadt Theatre, will arrive in the city, pro-
bably to-day, with complete wardrobe,
comprising upwards Of two hundred and
fifty costumes Of every style and variety.
An orchestra of at least fifteen pieces has
been engaged. A DEVILS Quadrille is also
in the programme, to begin at about II
o'clock. A limited number of tickets will
be sold to responsible parties by commit
tee composed of Messrs. William thinner
man and julius schuman, to whom appli-
cations must be made. Every arrangement
has been made for the complete success OF
the ball.
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DIRECTORS !:

-r a1 DIRECTORS:
General JOHN A. DIX;
W. WILxKNs, Of Wilkens & Co.;
GEORGE T. HOPE, President Continental Fire In"
surance Company;
Hon. JAMES HARPER, OF Harper Brothers;
JOHN j. CRANE, President Bank Of Republic;
". NJ. vEnMILYE. Of Vermilye Co., bankers
Hon. GEORGE OPDYKE, ex-Mayor Of New York;
AARON ARNOLD Of Arnold, Constable q Co.
HUTZLER & BERNHEIM
General Agents for Virginia, North Carolina, and
Tennessee. .-'t r...tt sr
Dr. J. g. CABEII Medical Examiner, ts6
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RoBBERY.-The paint store of Mr.. Thos.
Rourke, on Main street opposite the Spots
wood, was robbed of two kegs of white
lead on the evening of the 26th instant.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JAsuARY27.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Sarah Louisa, Baltimore, coal,
Hawes Merriman.
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghegan, Balti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys
y Williams.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
United States mail, merchandise, and passen-
gers. l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner f. Waterman, Savannah, nerchan-
disc, Curtis I Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner J. H Lockwood, Sherrett, hence,
arrived 1T New York on the 25th.
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In BANkRUpTcY.-The following applica-
tions in bankruptcy have not been hereto
fore announced Henry F. Harris, Gull
peper; William Millward, Richmond; and
James G. Hobbs, Prince George.
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WHEELS SToLEN.-A butcher living on
Bacon Quarter's branch on Monday night
had prepared quantity of meat and was
about to load ii for market. Before he
loaded his cart he started across the road to
get glass Of beer. When he returned he
found that some thief had taken his cart
wheels off and carried them away. The
thief was considerate enough 10 leave the
cart propped.
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DECLINED.-Rev. D. B. Winfree has de-
clined to accept the call of the Manchester
Baptist Church to become their pastor.
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MAGAzINEs.-Turner, lila Main street,
has received all the magazines for Feb
ruary. Packard'S, Putndm's, and the Go
larry, are unusually attractive.
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We would call attention to the cheap wood for
the poor to be Issued ta-day on Broad street be-
tween II irst and Second Price, sa.5o per cord
See advertisement.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-The Governor has ap-
pointed Doran H. Stearns notary public for
Fredericksburg.
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A conversation with the Richmond COM
mittee makes it quite clear that they have
no hope of the present Congress doing any
thing for the relief of Virginia. Only q
few days ago this committee was hopeful
now they are despondent. General scho-
field assured them to-day that he thought
there was no hope for relief until after Cen
eral Grant should be inaugurated. j. s.
Barbour and several other distinguished
Virginians arrived to-day to add their in
fuence, but since their arrival they, too,
have become satisfied that it Is hoping
against hope to anticipate such action at
the hands of the present Congress as would
tend to relieve the embarrassment or re-
store the prosperity of the Old Dominion
Wash;ngtOn letter. Baltimore Gazette.
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Take the old folks and children to REEFS Il CO.'S
gallery and have their llkenesses taken. Their
prices are reasonable and their work unsur-
nassel.
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a UCTION SALES THIS DAY,

NS ALL PUBLIC or PrryATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE BFTwEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND TIE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS TIE TAXES For THE PRE-
SENT YE AR, RUT on ALI SALES BETWEEN THE
FIRST DAY of JULY AND THE rHIRTY-FIus
DAY OF DECEMBEa THE sELLER PAYS THEM
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PARDoN.-The Governor on yesterday
pardoned Joseph CorbiR convicted 10 the
county court of Henrico of robbery and
sentenced to the penitentiary for five years.
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ARREST OF HORSE -THIEF.-Some weeks
since, Mr.. Duke, Of this city, had horse
and buggy stolen from him. The horse was
subsequently recovered. On Monday, man
named Julian Beard was arrested in Char
lottesville with the buggy in his possession,
and on yesterday Detective O'Dwyer left
for Charlottesville to bring him to this city.
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SEINE THREAD, &c.

SAiNk THREAD OF ALL QUALITIES
- .aG - tetnbrr.,
T. "@I - and
a, %ar Fy HANGING sFIEPS,
--.s a -.e lowest prices Ia The city at
LII HTF NSTELE'S,
a. 1907 FIaoklin street
~ between Seventeenth and Eighteenth.
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A STATEMENT FOR THE CONSIDERATION
OF WHOM IT MAY CoSCERN.-But the fact,
recently brought to light before the House
Committee of Reconstruction, which most
damages the new movement, and has de-
cided its fate, is, that the Conservative
members of the late convention had ii IN
their power to defeat the test-oath Of the
new constitution, 20 puch objected to, but
would not do it because by retaining it the
constitution would be made 80 odious as to
make its rejection by the people certain.
This statement WAS made before he Re-
construction Committee by Governor Wells,
and evidently made deep impression.
And the impression will not soon wear OIL
So it may be set down as thing deereed
that Congress will not let pass from the peo-
pie of Virginia the poisoned chalice
which they have commended to their own
lips" but require them to vote on the new
constitution precisely as it is, without the
dotting of an "i" or the crossing of a ST."
W'Qshinqton Letter-State Journal.
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LIST OF UsMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFIcE JAsUAaY
28. ls69.-Mrs. Alvin Brown, Belleville,
Nj; James G.. Siley, Loudoun county,
Va; Miss Annie Mcdowell; WinsloW, La
nier & Co., New York city; Miss Brockie
PAYNE, Hainesyille, Va; Box -7S7, hlch-
mond, Va.
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Ritllmo1d 1ispattlt.
Observation-Disclosures 2S, 1869,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" " IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNtp CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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nuorSed.
Mr.. Walsh Is all right.

PoMpEY BLUE (col'd),
Chairman Republican Committee Brown
county, Va.
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REMOVAL OF Mr.. POLLARD, CLERK OF
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Mr. Robert Pollard, clerk
of the circuit court of Richmond, has been
removed by orders from headquarters, and
L. Edwin Dudley, chairman Of the Repub--
lican State Central Committee, appointed
in his place.
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Second endors ement. !

Second endors emcnt.
ROoMs REPUBLICAN STATE }
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, Va, January %, 1869, }
We recommend Mr.. Walsh for removal
of his disabilities, being satisfied that he
will hereafter heartily support the Repub-
lican party and the reconstruction acts Of
Congress. L. EDWIN DUDLEY,
Chairman.
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WASHINGTON, January 26.-The "signs !"
to-day were evidently in favor of the re-
moval Of the disabilities from all the
Judges. Telegram in Alerdndria Gazette.
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THE GOLDEN FLEECE-a stunning
: exposure. The Richmond Gold, and whst
became OF 1t. In the 0piRton at TURNER'S this
week January 2ol. jas
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PEDLER's LICENSES. question OF
pedler's licenses will be decided BEFORE
Mayor Chahoon this morning.