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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-19


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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-21
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9Iutpsrluil tsrbsissfiibrts S&pa6s per.
binbertsn ibn baran. 4-
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Meter.
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mad Der Ht&tnns, In Der bic untstdnntt
bapcnststlt mar, pann wanpte iih istn
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9lObIt6 Isu6tstsr feline augsn auf unb
slei6leitis srifsn aud, feline Singer mad
sinsm am Sobtn liestnbsn uno iseenfaus
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den. Das tsfttss Ssfnen rsReItsn ftreuts
bic @tnse Der tlsinsn SdrtRsn auf tsn
9pSen.
Sophia Serena 0aGmann," ipisttrs
trItsn bic qtppsn bss Strpunretsn mtbr'
mals tinter eiHanber, ais bic 9latten
Sart&sn rurd feline Singer Iisfsn. er
lammeIte bic ,sritrtutsn gIdttsr pisbtr,
ltsdte Fe in pas 3aidGsn unp psrwabrte
palT.ltt bann In Isinsr Srufta1Ht. 'i
aud bic Grtunpieunsen bet ben fpdtsr
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wunbstsn mad bem 0irttstaule bee nabe
sslsssnsn Dsrfss transpprtirten, bIisben
fur ben Dibtssisris.n cPns jssIi6en Gre
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Balm,
Nittsbmrs, Cincinnati nnb ct. eDnis Gienbabn
p A n I'll A n d LIE r O = L b,

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Dits ii tnfG unt elite gnie
9utanaprhs, eutsrat Wmpbs, ROtlE Nep-Sdfans
mad alien wnnHm pefid nrSpeaGt abwRid. -, 'D
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-21
Ser 0OlOtoffer.
GpssGe ron anbrt Susp.
Gin Gifenbabnunfaa.


,9itts, 16Iiseen sic tas 5.ntsr, mir
tcmmsn iebi sIeiG purh ben Grlader
Sunnsl!" ia9te bic in sinem Coupe rts
oabinsiIsnben GpurierSu8ss fisenrt iunss
Dame ;u itrem 8eilebssleitsr.
Der iunse @ann, rsm bic anrrre ess
gotten, beeiIte li6, benz g8un16e Istner
8eiIeesfdbrtin naAsutpmmsu.
llnp taum mar bas 0asenIenller gss
lflcfsn, 70 mar aud bic Ia9esbslli9fsit
perldwunten, psnn Der Bug tasts bur6
BEN Gunnel. DaS 8aifeln, 9rltern, S6ts.
ben, Ar65sn unp StGhnen unp Die tptals
6tnternib psrldwanp erit rutscer, ais bic
Dassnreibe mad einissn @inutsn aus
pem punfeln 8elIsntbcr in Die i'm 5rib.
IinestIetpe pran9enpe 9anbfAaft selanst
mar.
Der iunss Nann 3c9 baS 6enfer wies
Der auf um Der rsiuen tIarsn Guft GtnIae
gu 9efatten.
,Ste llnb wCtl cine Gtiirin9srin, inttn
6rGuIrin?" fra8le tr. ,..a
,Gins sebUrtns SbGrinserin bin i'd
ni&t, ausin msin Batter webnt lGcu istt
lanssrer 3sit bier"
.Su Der Nabe2"
oSn Nqbeisn."
,aatrfsn9 - aabcisu?" frnstt rtr
iunse Wann.
Die ;peitudAtf Station BON bieraut,"
srsanste bic inr9s Dame,
,,Gian3 reGt. aber mas III brnn bas ?
Die 9OtomOtirr IAsiut nit ppasr &rait ,u
arteitfn, benn Der Bug fis9t ia f1rmIia
patin."
Der 8abnbamm mu6 bier etne siems
lid 9rpes Gcurps bsi&rsIten, unp pann
beeinnt cine 70 bepeutenre Sttisun9 RON
bier aus, eaB pctI bic sanSe &raft bar
locomotive aufgebcten werpsn mug, um
ras 5iuSsrnib ,u iitsrpinpen. G0 III an
pislem Srte atsrtaupt cine t6is Stsqt,
renn wenn bier Ner 3u9 ent9riii', ir mare
berlelte wObl unrttlbar serIcren."
,,0arum, msin 6rauIeiu?"
,,8eil tsr Damn bier ln ter 8SlAaug
eiuss Ssrses binlluft uHe auf eer aHrr n
Ssits siemlit fell utfdtt-"
I 0easnee SisnaIpfifs, iU Gaal FG1'R
llnterbredun9sn ii6 wisrerboIsne, Wu!:,
/ braasn tas 0elprah Ser Ssiten.
,um @pttss willsn, mas III bas? rii
bic iunse Dame erfarsdt. aIs iib aus Ter
6erne eteniO ssllenre gfife serurbmsn
Iisben, tbr &sifesefdtrte sri6rpdsn gum
5snltsr binausbIidte uuc i'm auesnbtid
tpieper surddfuBr.
Der Iu9elprp&ene bate faum 70 pisl
| 3eit, tsm Nap6sn ju iasen: ngs 9tsbI
wabri6sinlib elm lln9Iud = mir 1nt
aae psrIoren!" ais aud IAon Der 3uIam'
mrnltOb Der tsipfn eeesn einanesr fab
renfsn 3Ise erfcl9te, Der S8asen rurt
ben pl6BIiGen unp furdttarsn StO6 In
Sapantuns ssristt, fa tansfam auf BIZ
| Settle nsists unp pann, FA msbrmaIt
iiteridIassnp, unter sntleslt&em 8ra6sr
unO pcltsrn BEN siemIia bObsn Damn
tinabrcate.
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Ipilrt, ME I6 Der pei6s, marine 5rausn
tGrper In rer SopeSan9f an ttn sstlam
inert, wie ft bic prIlen, rnnesn Irm
Inn Isinsn pals Sel&Iungsn unO rte sIa
: benosn Danssn Res Mar6tnS lstn 0s
/ Fdt terlbrt bnttsn; pann atsr parrn ioH
bic Sinns sslGpunpsn, ais sr nit letnfH
. 8cple an sas 6snltsr Der anpsrn 1eits sc
praGlt mar, unO sr eurh BITE Ssrmsbrl
unp srbSbts eaf irines SSrpsrs paiTsIt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-10-21
Oriebricb Sebraber,
5abritaut BON fprHo oelnSem Srcnf Bier,
Sar(aparila un0 Aiineraiwa0rr,

Gabrit in WluIbrrryfra6s, ;piiden penn 1t. WgO-
ming Ipsnue.
0ortcr, Sic unS 2agcrbier,
IN Glalhen, pirb III ben nierrisifsn prelsn I'M
GIroeer mad alien pIdben Der City frltenfrsi gss
tiefert.
Giue Grfabruug Spn 25 9abrsn in meirsn e1ts
bdfte ttfGbigt mid, eiueu Sariaparila Su lie
,err. Der ale anseren 5dbrfOts iibertriTft uue efr
6jsiunhheit irbr sutrGglitb 1T. DaS gstdft ltebt
unter msiner periEnliben esitlng, nnN rclle 3u-
frieSenbtit ipire aarantirt
gluftr6st, tpelds lei 5srrn SUbn 3rirler abse-
eeben peer burh bic ppit mir 3usslanet ipsreeu,
fneen prompts 8sriidlibtgun9.
26ba 10000 Or. Sarabtr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
ATCTEnS SALES THIS DAY.

GPUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at o clock two
building lots In Sidney, on Federal street.
7. BOWMAN viii sell at 10 O'Clock large as
snr'mcnt of blankets. shoes, ready-madc
clothing. &c.
GREGORY & Turner commissioners viii
sell tract Of valuable land In King and Queen
county.
THOMAS ". EETSEE will sell 1T u o'clock o
fnll set Of tobacco machinery and fixtures, at
the rooms under the Tobacco Exchange.
WELLINGTON GoDDIN Will sell at Central
Plains,'' on the Meadow Bridge road, crop Of
corn. some farm implements, &c.
COON &LATGHTON viii sell a: 10 A. NJ, house
bold furniture. bedding, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

THE THRATRE.-Last night the Theatre
opened under the arrangement Of NcSsrS.
Spaldinc. Raplcv & Ford with splendid
house. The company i most excellent
one. Mr.. Frank Nayo, the star. is = @entIe-
man Of splendid appearance and fine talents
a. IN actor. He deserves the reputation
with which nc comes amongst uS. We re-
rrct that we have not time 10 particrlariZc
the others. Suffice ii for tho present to say
that the ladies are pretty and proficient, :,
and the gentlemen on fart il their special
ties. From the specimen already given Us
we are led to believe that the present
managers Of tho Theatre are determined to
give uS splendid season this winter aS far
rs they are concerned. and if they do not
succeed it will be the fault Of the Richmond
public.
Tonight "Sclf-Madc," Il very attractive
nicce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

TEAMS DELAYED.-The rain Of Sunday
caused a heavy rise in the South Anna river
and brought down lot of loose lumber
which lodged against the trestlo-bridgc over
that stream on the line Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. Causing some derange.
ment, the bridge was not considered entirely
safe for the passage of the eastward bound
mail train. The passengers on that train came
to the city at q late hour over the Richmond
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad. The
bridge will lie repaired by 10 o'clock this
morning. Passengers for points on the
CheSancake ard Ohio railroad will leave by
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Poto'
mac railroad. ut the depot on Broad street,
at A. VI. to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
FORM OF PROXY.

Enor7 al mer, by these presents. That the sub
scrIbrrs. being stockholders In the Richmond Ma
sonic BuildIng Association do hereby constitute
and appoint - true and lawful attorney and
proxy to represent - In The general meeting OF
the Stockholders Of said Building Association to
be held WEDNESDAY,. October 9Th. instant, when
- not personally present or represented by
some other proxy with full power and authority,
Mt said meeting to give such vote or votes, and to
do such other act or acts. 's - - could give or
10. as Il member ofthc said meeting. ir---wera
firm whatever vot" votes, act or acts. said at-
torney NAV lawfully give do for - In pursr
ance or the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness - hands and seals this - day OF De-
'0"e'' ''''' jSTMl
wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

ANNUAL MEKTISG OF TuH METHODIST
SUSDAY-ScHooL SoCIETT.-Ihc fourth an
nual meeting of thi. Society will be held ut
Centenary church tonight at O'Clock. The
election OF officers and otheryery important
matters will bc brought before the society
for immediate action.
This Society is composed Of the officers,
teachers. and scholars, Of the Methodist
Sunday schools of Richmond and ManchcS-
ter, together with all the ministers Of this
determination in this city and vicinity. The
past four years have been s>tul, and
the future Is full Of hope and promise.
The anniversary celebration will be held
=. Centenary church next Sunday after
uOn1-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

cr,c,nr-Ou Sunday night, while police
man Weimer was on duty, he saw woman
;,,mn from the bridge over the dock a.
!SeveTnteenth !s,,nT street. As quick as possible
he'GIiSttiI he ganed asistanee and attempted to
rcsciIe the would-be suicide. She was
brought out before life was extinct ana ND
carried to the lower >tation-houSe All
attempts TO save her proved vain, and she
died in a few hours afterwards.
The Coroner was notified of the facts IN
the case, and did not consider an inquest
necessary. The deceased will be buried by
the CITY authorities.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

THE Observation-Disclosures OF THF
ATANTs.-DoHERTY's ARREST.-Rich-
mond Yesterday was indeed lively place.
All classes and colorS had something TO talk
and think about outsid" Of the regular rou-
tine. and not among the smallest matters
that disturbed the public mind was the great
prizc-li"ht. which ere this has probably " bin
fttcn." Our announcement Of Yesterday to
the contrary notwithstanding, Dohcrty re-
manned in town Saturday. and on the same
night was arrested and hailod FOR his appear
ance before tho Mayor yesterday.
Last cvcnn" he was safely bound for the
scene Of combat. after taking his last meal
nronaratoTv TO being noundcdrat 3 o'clock.
The steamer City of Petersburg left last
evening for jamestown Island, where il
was proposed that the fight was TO come
Of. We have nothin" more Of this gather
inc, and await with anxiety its denOuement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

PREPARE TOE CHILL NISrER.-E. r. SPENCE
( son, having purchased Of the manufacturers a
large lot Of heavy shirts OF fine fabric nj the low
est cash prices. are selling them 1T the very low
figure Of one dollar each They are r. ag or lik"
hot cakes. Call early and get your supply 1900
Main street Is the place for all kinds OF gentle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05


Steamer Petersburg. Geoghogan, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Harveys Il VIII
liams.
Schooner ]. F.. Douh.v. Duke Albany. lumber,
James Gum and J. 4. Pevir.
Schooner p. 3. Gutter, Reed Norfolk, u1erchaE,
disc. 70 c. ptaID.
Schooner Powers, Brewer. Baltimore, merchan-
disc. To captain.
At City Point. brig Mary Allerton. Barnett,
from Boston
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfolk. mer-
rland!Sc and passengers. T.. II. Tatum.
for New York Curtis & Parker.
Schooner B r. Relves Brarnon. James river,
to load for New York. Curtis Parker.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT. October d.-Arrived- steamer
ADMIRAL. Freeman. merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company.
and sailed on return
Pu1IApErpurA. October l.-Clearcd, schooner
A. NJ aldridgc. Selovc. for Richmond.
NEWPORT. October Arrived schooner Mabel
Ual Bartlett, from Windsor, y. =, for Ricli-
mOnd.
TOTAL DISASTERS REPORTED IN SEPTEMBER.
The number of vessels belonging to. or bound 10
or from, United States ports reported during tho
,,ast month as either totally lost missing Is 81
They comprise steamer. ships. 10 barks. briggs
IL ichoorcrs. and sloop. or these IS were
wrecked. abandoned, burnt, sunk by collision,
and are missing.
No vessel bound to or from any Virginia port
has been reported lost.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

City COUHCGL.-A called meeting of the
City Council was held Yesterday afternoon,
| Mr.. Kent in tho chair. On takingthe chair,
Mr.. Kent thanked the Council for the honor
they had conferred in reGlcctng him as
| President.
The City Engineer. in response to the reso-
luton in>tructing him to inquire into and
report rs to the cost of cleansing the re-
scrvoir. reported that it would cost $500.
| The communication was laid on the table.
| \ communication from the trustees of
the Seamcn's Bethel, asking for an appro-
priation To pay for the ground, was read and
! referred n 4 special committee composed Of
| Mcssrs. Miller. Mcrriman. and Manly.
| 4 report OF the proceedings Of the Board
Of Directors Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
| Railroad Company. approving the action
Of the Council in regard to the proposed con-
| nnctinn between their road and the York
River road. and asking for permission to
construct .idclines between the road and
the Dock. was presented. 1t was received,
and the request granted. subject to the ap-
Dr0val of the Commissioners Of Streets.
! 4 petition from several females for assist
| ancc in the establishment OF y colored house
Of refuge was presented and properly re-
| fcrrcd.
\ resolution to rcrnkc tho privilege Of
Watering the streets for the present was
| offered and adopted.
4 special report from the Committee on
Finance. setting forth tho deficit in the trea-
SHY Of the city. and the great want Of
| funds 10 pay claims that were daily press
| ing upon ii, and askinr for permission to
issue the notes Of the ritv. PAYABLE at ninety
| DAYS, to the amount Of So .GG0. was offered.
| The report also asked for an appropriation
| Of 81 coo for a new assessment Of property
| In tha pn,t- wards NJ tho f.ity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

FIRST BAPTIST CHrRCH.-Dr. Burrows
preached hi fifteenth annual sermon on sun
day last, and made the following statistical
statements In 1854, when he entered upon
the pastoratc of the church, it numbered,
communicants, 5-S; additions in fifteen
wears, LII; diminutions by dismissal,
death. &C.. SIC: present number of commu-
nicants, 907. \ considerable number Of the
dismiss;lls have been made to organize three
new churcheS-yiZ.. Lcigh->trect, Belvldcre,
and Sidney. These three churches now mum,
Der, of communicates, 9lG. 80 that the o'o
members Of the First church ID 1904 hi!Ic
increased to four churches and to ,S26
communicates in 1869. During the last &C.
clesiaStical vcar-viZ.. from October 1868 TO
October 1SG9-the addition Of communicates
has been III dismi>>als, deaths, &c, ID; net
increase, 122 present number Of communl-
r:tutS !Bt,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

LOST CH1LD.-A little colored girl, about
seven wears old, has been missing lIom ner
home in Richmond since FRIDAY ias.. enc
had on striped worsted dress ana ladeu
mood when last seen. Information of her
wbereshouts will he thankfully received by
Elsie Irvine, at Mrs. Hobbes's, Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

FRIENDS OF TEnPERASCE.-Rcy.J Young,
State Lecturer for State Council of Friends
OF Temperance, will lecture at the follow
ing places at * o'clock p. NJ. Suffolk,
Monday. October 4th Norfolk, Tuesday,
October 9Th, in Cumberland-Street Metho-
dist church Portsmouth, Thursday, Octo-
Der 7th; Franklin, southampton county,
Friday, October Sth; Clay-Street Metho-
dist church, Richmond, Saturday, October
9th; Manchester, Sunday, October 10th
Amelia Courthouse, Monday, October llth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

RICHMOND VS.. BALTIMoRE.-The return
game of baseball. the second in the series
between the PaStime club Of this city and
the PaStime Of Baltimore, will be PLAYED
tomorrow evening on the Hermitage
Grounds. at the upper end Of Broad street.
The proceeds Of the game will he applied to
the removal of the Confederate dead to fIol-
lywood from their unmarked country
graves. III" Richmond nine has been ro0r-
canizpd. and honeS ere entertained that the
BaltimorcanS will find the second game
somewhat different from the first. Cars will
be run from Eighth and Broad streets for
The accommodation Of spectators.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

ZETEILE, Rcstauratcur No. l2o. Main street,
l. opposed to disabilities and tcSt-oats. Ills
policy IS to encourage and fortiiy everybody, 10
up the spirit, cheer the hopes strengthen
the - back-honc.n and restore general harmony.
legislators and strangers VIII not lose By giving
him call.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

ArrrnArrrS FOR GETTISC oCT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST Has not BEE% PAID
Wc have had form OF Affidavit. required by Gen
cral orders No. 81, prepared and printed! This
form has been approved ut headquarters. The af'
iiIavit IS required before any execution can be
issued by 4 clerk nf court.
We can furnish these forms al s. Per hundred
or ffty cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, tc
the cities aud country. liberal discount to thu
r.,In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05
,UrST OPENED,

JUST OPENED,
4 large lot of SILK and SATIN RIBBONS sonle
very wide and rich Tor ashes, bows, ctc'--eA-
trclucly beautiful;
A fine assortment o> PARIS CORsEIa of most
""inlf"Dlc Sh" pc anATextr~', .,,r,,1,
\ fHll line "l -LACh and CoLoltEp FL
RIBBON s:
Aconsigr. ..nent Of HEAVY, RICH DRESS oi,.,e
bia Ii and colorcd, deserving speclai
a few piec" sor SCARLET, CHECKED ahn' n, TI
hand ONE FLAHN NELs; also ''-N' y
tITE, RED, &C.; MONIES
y lc orSEW CALICOTS, with other pn',r11 -, IrI
TICs such - BIEACHED and l tAh'.i..,Cl - - y
rDCASTOS FLANNELS BEpt ~ Nc, =
I rowFIIIEG, sHEETING, sll L l y
&C., &C.: ~,s.,,s, som
,r,..ortmcnt - Of BLACK ALPACAs a'S0' ''''
cor ORED of great beauty; -.
prIAISEs, MERISOS, SERHhs, ~, ~ - III III
Another supply Of those EXTRA hAi'u,i ls,dor
FINE LINEN SHIRT-FRONIS e''oi''N''
ed Frcnch-wovcu, and plain. r.u
''''.' NH" JuIIUS MEYERS,
no" 1T COS Broad street.
+. ! sc25
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

THE CIRCUs.-Jom Rohinson's great cir
CHS and menaccric opened last night with a
canvas full to overtl0wing. We have only
room to say that it is one Of III" most com
plctc shows hat was over exhibited in Rich
mond. and Well worth visiting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

New FLAGs.-Two new and beautiful
fags-Statc and Federal-will be hoistcd
upon the capitol building to-day at the hour
appointed for the meeting of the Legisla-
ture. They were made to order by Messrs.
John H. Tyler & Co., of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

LIST or IHM,ILABLE LETTERS REMAIHISG
~ TnE RIcHMoND POsT-OFTIcE OCTOBER >.
Miss Laura G. Richards. Miss ElOisc II.
New. Miss Mex. Pccor. Miss Lucy F.
Hockadav. Miss Mary Walker, Mrs. F. ID.
Hundlev, Miss Mary A. Fulton. Miss julia
T. Whitney, Miss Lucy p. iulcc. Miss +.
NJ. Walker. Miss 7. VI. IutcheSon, Mrs.
Mary Solomon. Mrs. r. A. Apporson, Rich
mond. Va: Miss G.. IT. Newton. Norfolk.
Va. WILLIAM II. Stewart. Newark. \. J. :
Mrs. Carrie RoSnnthal. Petersburg, Va. ;
samuel Price Philalelpha. IA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-An attempt to rob
tho tailor store of Christian Unkel, on
Broad I street, was made on sunday night.
Mr., IfnkeI heard the noise, and drove the
thieves off before they had accomplished
ANYTHING,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

ToRTrcULTURAL AND PoMoLOGrcAL Socr-
ETY-THE FATF.-Thc Executive Commit
tee Of this Society held its regular meeting
in their rooms last evening. Much business
relative to the approaching Fair was trans
acted. and arrangements made To secure. aS
f3r rs possible. n full exhibition of articles.
The chairmcn OF the standing committees.
appointed n prcvio,s meeting to attend to
the exhibition Of special articles. al re-
ported that they had performed that duty,
and had reason TO believe that there would
he q good collection in each department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05

THE JAMES s. GREEN.-This steamer, of
the PHILADELPHIA line. in passing out Of the
Dock on Saturday lost her wheel. She will
he towcd 10 Norfolk for repairs. The delay
will only be for dav or two.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-05


Majors CoURT-Mayor Chahoon prcsj-
i,ng.-Thc following cases were heard yes
terday morning;
James Moran Omitted States soldier,
charged with being drunk and diSordcrly
and resisting the police in the discharge OF
their duty, was sent TO Camp Grant.
Thomas Watson, charged with creating 4
disturbance in the house Of Ben. Woodson,
and with using abusive and threatening lam
orlage towards Ben. WoodSon, was fined
$50.
Albert Turner (colorcd), charged with
creating 4 disturbance in the house OF Luz
cius johnson, was discharged.
Bradford johnson (colored), charged with
creating disturbance on the street and at
tempting to shoot w. II. CoombS, was re-
quircd to give security in the sum Of 500.
Lewis lawson, charged with abusing
and threatening the life OF Mrs. Lucy Law
son and her daughter, was DISCHARGED.
Moses White and William Rcdd (colorcd),
charged with threatening to assault Cornc-
Illus Liggon, and tre>passins upon the pre-
misses Of Celia Harris, were discharged.
Cornelius Robinson (colored). charged
with aSSaulting his wife, was lined SO.
Ellen GAY (colorcd), charged with picking
the pocket Of Mathew johnson and stealing
thercrrom ten dollars, was discharged.
Rosa King (colorctD, charged with steal
ing Two dresses and other articles OF wear
ing apparel from Fanny Blankman, was
sent on.
John L. Bryant, charged with being
drunk and dsorderly and with interfering
with Captain Wood in the discharge of his
duty. Case continued.
Peter Taylor (colorcd), charged with tclo-
niously enteringi in the night time the stable
of Robert Smith and stealing one horse
valued at one hundred dollars, was sent to
New Kent county, where the offence was
committed.
Eliza Taylor (colored), charged with bur
glariouSly entering the canal-boat OF ;. h.
White and stealing number OF articles oi
wearing apparel. Case continued until
Thursday.
William Henry (colorcd), charged with
wright, was sent on.
Jell. Hill, charged with assaulting and
beating Billy Thomas, was discharged.
Thomas Martin (coloredl, charged with
being asleep in the street, was discharged.
Betty Thomas (colored), charged with
trespassing upon and damaging the property
of Richard Miilctt, was discharged.
Nancy Jones (colored), charged with
| throwing stones into the house OF Henry
Jackson, was tincdS2jO
William Reynolds, charged with throYine
rocks at the house Of W. }, HarWood, was
fined $3.50.
james Robinson (colored), charged with
being drunk and abusing policeman Gre
CORY while on duty, was fined $3.50.
Spencer Morris. charged with breaking NJ
the furniture OF Ellen Morris, and threaten
ing to kill her, was discharged.