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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-22
American Christian Missionary (
ciCty COnEenHOH.

LOUISVILLE, October 21. 49, Tho
American Ohristian Missionarv So
eiety Convention concluded hs iabors
to-day. The report Of the committee
Of twenty, after q long discussion, was
adopted, with but one dissenting vote
The Committee on Foreign Mis.
siens reported against inauguraline
any new foreign missions, but recon,
mendei the continuance Of the ia.
malca mission, aud the employment
Of an Evangelist therefor. The. re-
port was eoneurred in.
The Convention then agreed 10 hold
its next annual meeting at Indiapapo-
lis. The number Of delegates 10 at
tendance was about 600. t.
The following report from the Com
mittee on Nominations was cOncurred
IN: President-R. NJ. Bishop, Of
Ohio. Vice Presidents--lsaac Errett
Of Ohio; w. X. PendletJn. Of West
Virginia; r. MilligaD, Of Kentucky
Corresponding Secretary - Thomas
Murrell, of Kentucky. Recording
Seoretaries-W B. Ebert, Of Ohio:
Jacob Burnett, Of Ohio. Treasurer
w. s. Dickinson, Of Ohio. Auditor
B. w. WassOn. Of Ohio. Man
agers--J ohm ShacklefOrd, BENJAMIN
Franklin, U. A. Burgess. of Indiana:
Alexander Proctor, Of Maryland; IA.
). Hayden, OF Illinois; JAS. Chailon.
Of Iowa q. w. Able, Of Virginia; u
w. n. Host, Of Pennsylvania; w. III.
Hapson, of Kentucky; w. M. Roe. Of
Michigan; j w. McGaryy, of Ken.
tucky;. W. A. Belding, of New York
I. Blaisdale. Of Massachusetts,; j. 81
Lamar, Of Georgia M. d. CAIRNS. Of
tennessee; *. Mafit, q. II. Govt
u. ID. Garvin, w. T. Moore ~ IL
Sloan, Melvin Mckee Of OI;o". w. IL ~
FISHER FISHER OF KIleni..adcky. jas MagiIi Of Of
Ohlo' z. riIes. w. II. Lape, Of Ky.
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Washlncson NoKs.

.WAsHIEGToE, Oct. 21.-Receipts
| from Customs aud Internal Revenue
thus far during this month, have not
been so large as the. corresponding
time last month, and it is thought by
Treasury officials that the total at the
end of the month will show a decrease
| from both sources. The expenditures
| this month, however, have not been
very heavy, and the public debt state
nent to be issued on the 1st of Novem-
| Der, will show considerable decrease
In the total.
Commissioner Delano has received
letter from Supervisor Bloomfield,
in Illinois, showing that Tazewell
County. Illinois, for the year ending
| September 20, 1868, paid a revenue
| tax Of $134000 from all sources, and
for the year ending September 20,
/ 1869, paid a tax of S51S, 900. Gsf
During the former year, all of the
distilleTies in Pekin were run the
most Of the time, and the tax for the
| greater part of that period was 81
per gallon. During the past year
oRly one distillery was run continu-
ously, and it alone paid tax of $135,-
/ 600, being more than the whole
co0nty paid the previous year.
On the FIRST Of November $2j, :
946, 900 in coin will be required
10 pay the Il semi annual interest
/ on the Five twenty bonds. The
j Treasury has now on hand about
$40, 000.000 IN coin, S28, 600 900 in
coin certificates, and about $9,000,000
in currency. After the payment Of
the draft required for interest, over
$50. 900, 0,000,yill remain on hand, and
no more viii be required for the pay
ment of interest until the Ist of Jan
uary. a ss i.a-s ba- E
WASHINGTON, October 21.-The
following officers of the army are as
signed to duty Ia connection with the
registration and election In Mississippi
pi. BreVet Major William Wilson,
| Charles j. Won Herman, @. J. Will
SON.. Captain Oscar Hogan, First
Lieutenants Georgs S. Spaulding, E.
G. Henshaw. E. NJ Lynde and W. II.
/ Fl. CroHen
Sargeon A. Hadsoa has been de-
tached from duty at Mound City, Illi-
nois, and ordered 10 the Navy Yard
1 at Philadelphia. relieving Assistant
Surgeon d. r. Bannon, who goes to
Mound City. oaa eo
The following appointments were
made to-day: Nv. G. Gray, Collector of
internal ~ReEouue, Seventh District
of Pennsylvania, vice VIM. @. Swayne; /;
M. Yardlay, Collector, Fifth District
of Pennsylvania, vice James Bans
| ley: Phillip Branback, Collector,
Third District OF Texas, vice r. q.
Lowe. sa
BosToN, Ootober 2l.-There was
an evening session of the Working
women's Convention in Faneuil Hall,
i and the Convention will continue
throughoutto morrow. It was slimly
1 attended tonight. Tomorrow Mrs
/ Anthony, Mrs. Stanton and Mrs. Liv-
ermore are expected to address the
| Convention. ........
Il & game Of base ball this afternoon,
between the Eckfords, of Brooklyn,
and the Tri-Mountaius, of Boston, re-
suited in favor Of the Eekfords, by
| 26 to II.
WILMINaroN, N c., October I'll
The case of the officers Of the Cuba
came up to-day, but no decision was
given. The court adjourned until
] Tomorrow, ~
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sevcsih District Repabllean ca-
Venffnnt


bosroN, October II Tho s.vo,tb
Dl.'5G9fict hepnblioau Convention mof
~ concord, to-day. and ergaDi1q8 III
Sk henry Wilson 90 preside
- 33ouiltor Wilson expressed his GRAFT
80 80 Ior Che mark Of apurobatio,,
IYNIeIfed ou hm. He f.usf ti.t
ttn.Fe was deep interest 1rrs to.dr0
pus 'LHsleQ that aH NotIl aef sff.
eration and harmony and 81
ps1mber that they reDreeerfgJ
local interest but great and ill.,.
loving party. with o record far nsl,i.-
than that Of any other IN 6narils.
that We bad Grant for our PrratjrBt
wy mat Pc was conducting hi ad
niinlsirahon on iar higher plan thnB
any since John Quincy Adams.
Dh lhe second ballot Ge0rae NJ
Dro0ks was nominated as "a candidate
lor Congreas 10 ill the paeanev o-fso.I
py Mr. BoptWellB Resignation and
MS nomination was made unanimoua
a. Convention of W0rkinenar CON.
vened IN Faueuil Hall fo-aav. Raao.
lutions. were presented against fae
Capitalization of wealth and mower
as represEng The development 0f fhe
masses, claiming equal wnRos for mon
and women whore the work performed
y equal % quality and quantity. en.
dorsing the labor reform movements.
and protesting against long hours of
labor in factories and the over work
Imng OF children of tender aee. The
Convention, earing the day. was thin
ly attended.
4 The Masonic Grand Lodge adj
.ourned al noon to-day. The session
nae been noted for the harmony and
good feeling among all the membsra.
.or ne extraordinarily large attend
llInce, ana the expedition with which
the work Of the Lodge was oonduefed
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MeeiIng of Aldermen. tc.

MEMPHIS, October 21.-A meeting
OF the Aldermen this afternoon con-
hrmed the action of the committee
appointed yesterday hypothecatiDg
Little Rock stock to the Memphis
and FL Paso Railroad Company for
$4,000.
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,CLNclNNATI, Oct. 21.-The Mereau-
tlle Library sustained but little dame
age from yesterdays FIRE.
The engine houses are draped in
mournpg, and flags at half mast. on
account Of tho death Of Capt. Schwnb.
Eight other hromen who woro wiih
him at the time are badly, and ono FL
dangersusly, burned.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct 2I.-A toleeram
vas received today by Col IA, H.
m8aEkland ~ from Washington. that
-.,;il t' ~ ptaAt tna Gen. Sherman
WI De prohen at tho army reunion of
the Army Of The TcnneFseo whieb
takes place in Louisville on fbe f7fb
and 18th of November
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ITTsCMII.AM.ona

COLUMBUS, o.. Dot. 2I.-Tbe con
ductors haye postponed the timo for
starting 70 louisville ull 6 o'eIocr f9-
morrow mofBipR.
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HAVANA. Oct. 2l.-Sugas Prices
are stiff. but quotations unchanged.
There is no news from the seat OF
war to-day.
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Attention LadfeaZ
mRMg. n. h. HACHHnHsR uuFeu
AlA fQr measuring me form and Guiding
ail Hlnds OF wearing apparel for fnHfnanfI# Il
children, with the scif9teHehiun HnoF H.
for sale 40 40 Third aueel LaaaunH ariII -
given 1n the Rft tof hmiled number n
days, bY MRS. EEHIEUaHw
oc1l-2t
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VIENNA, October 21.-The Crown
Prince Of Prussia has arrived here,
aud is we'll received by the Emperor.
Peace now seems to be assured be-
tween Prussia and Austria. -
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Interesting from New York
19 QHE
Late Washington News.
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Latest trom San Francisco.
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News by Atlantis cable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-22

National Capital ConVen-
ton at ST. Louis.
Fox and Wisconsin RiV8rs
Convention at Chica go.
Railroad Conductors Con-
VentiCn at COlum-
bus, Ohio.
American Christian Lis
sionaFy Society COU-
Vention at Lou
isvills.
Seventh District RepuDIi-
can Convention at
Boston. =

AIT2A0 1A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

Mayors CoURr-Nayor Chahoon presi-
ding.-The following cases were disposed
Of Saturday morning:
William Douglass (negro), charged with
stealing bag OF shot from Samuel Suther-
land, was arraigned. Douglas was up on
Friday upon similar charge, and was
sent on for indictment. He was also sent
on for this charge. -.-.
Jim jackson (negro), charged with steal
ing box Of medicines, was sent on to an
swer indictment.
Maggie Reed, charged with using inde-
cent language in the streets, WAS fined fve
dollars. In default Of this, she was put to
work.
Jim Griffin (negro) charged with stealing
hat from the head Of Thomas Wood, was
set back to be put to work.
John Dabney (nesro) was arraigned for
On assault upon Jack Miller (negro). From
the evidence it appeared that Miller had
entered John Dabney's saloon, and while
there abused him, calling him thieving
rascal and such like names. John ws4
sent on to answer indictment.
William Mallory (negro) was arraiqned
for having in his possession horse valued
at seyenty-fve dollars, stolen from John 4.
Moahy, of Hanover. The case was con.
tinued until Tuesday, in the absence Of wit
nesssg.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 1867.
HOME OFFICE l2ls MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
INCORPORATED JANUARY 1867.

oFFICERs. .,-,--.
J. e. EDWARDS. President.
WILLIAM B. IsAACs. vice-Pres,dent,
D. j. HARTsOoK, Secretary.
PROFESSOR EDWARD B. SMITH, Actusry.
CHARLES II. SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Adviser.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, General Agent.
Policies issued, 1880, insuring SS. .000, 900.
Paid nine Losses by death, 1886, 900.
Dividend, forty per cent. declared. 4 ca
Annual dividends with one-tbird loan.
The extremely prosperous condition of the COM
pany, under the encouragement OF its patrons and
the public generally, leads Its directory to the
adoption OF new and liberal features, keeping up
fully with the improvements and spirit OF the age.
Annndl diofdends upon all participating life poll
ces paid at the end Of the first and each subsequent
year, with ---r .s..-.. ...o
ONE-THIRD OF PREMIUM LOANED UPON
PROFITS. ....s-.
NO NOTES REQUIRED IN SETTLEMENT
OF PREMIUMS. --- o~.., D.
A new and highly-iiberal form OF policy adopted,
with removal Of restrictions, made applicable to
allpolicies heretofore Issued by the company.
Annual dividends on endowment policies paying
premiums in cash, after second annual payment,
with one-third loan on profits.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
NO EXTRA RATE ON FEMALE LIVES.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN sPE-
CIALLY PROTECTED UNDER
CHARTER.
quarterly. Loan Of part Of premium all par
ticipating policies. fe R-lm
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CHARGED WITH FALSE PRETENCEs.-
William J. Cussins was arraigned before
the Mayor on Saturday charged by n. G.
Cullen with obtaining money under false
pretences. Several days since, Cullen was
arraigned upon charges preferred by limo
thy Kerse for passing false checks upon
him. Cullen was dismissed and he now
charges Cussins With passing the checks
upon him in payment for labor performed.
The checks were drawn upon B. 1saacs 4
Co., and were for amounts ranging from
nine to nineteen dollars. They we're all
protested. Cullen's testimony was in &C
cordance with the aforementioned fects.
Hamilton the halter also charged Gus
sins with passing on him draft for thirty
seven dollars on Baltimore, which came
back protested. The Mayor discharged
CussinB, deciding that he had no power to
act in the premises.
Cullen was arraigned by Cussins, charged
with stealing eighty-six pounds of tobacco,
valued ct fifty dollars. He was sent on to
answer indictment.
CUISINES tobacco factory was seized some
days since for violation of revenue laws,
and it is worth noticing that the amount he
charges Cullen with stealing corresponds
cxactly with that which he is charged to
have removed from the factory illicitly.
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MEETING OF THE RICHMOND TOBACCO
TRADE.-An adjourned meeting of the To-
bacco Trade of Richmond WAS held yester.
day for the purpose of considering proposed
amendments to the rules and regulations
of the Exchange. Mr.. E. 0. Noting, pre-
sident of the meeting, submitted the amend
ments without reading. Colonel Peyton
Wise spoke in favor of them, and William
Gibson, ESQ, opposed them, and made o
motion to ley them on the table and post
pone indefinitely. This motion he with
drew in order that the amendments could
be read. After the reading he renewed his
motion, and upon this the ayes and noes
were ordered. The vote resulted ayes, 45 ;
noes, 3S. The meeting then adjourned.
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CIrY CoUSc1L.-A called meeting Of the
City Council was held in the City Hall yes
terday afternoon. Present: Messrs. Mao
farland (president), Clinton, Mulford,
Saunders, Gregory, Clopton, Taylor, Sharp,
Van Lew, Kent, 0rdway, Yale, Miller, and
Pelouze.
AlmSkouse.-The meeting was called
for the purpose of considering the report Of
the special committee TO look into the man
agement of the Almshouse. Mr.. Miller,
chairman of the committee, submitted q
lengthy report the principal features Of
which have been already given. The COM
mittee failing to report any suggestion as to
the remedy necessary to correct the abuses
reported, a motion was made to recommit
it in order that the committee might make
proper suggestions in the premises.
Adopted.
Mr.. Miller moved to increase the COM
mittee BY one, and suggested the name OF
Mr.. Kent.
After transacting several minor matters
of business the Council adjourned.
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RADICAL MEETING IN New KEST.--A
meeting vas held at New Kent Courthouse
or Saturday to appoint delegates to the Pc
ters0urg nominating convention. The large
crowd in attendance was addressed by seve-
raj speakers-BoWden and others. After
which resolutions indorsing the Republican
platform and favoring the nomination Of
Thomas r. Bowdcn for attorney general
were adopted by acclamation. i. G. Bow
den was appointed delegate, and G. W.
Butts a!tcrnste, to the convention. This is
the third county that has urged the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Bowden.
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CoRREcTIoN.-In our notice Saturday Of
the "Fracas among the Leaguers " we were
inadvertently led into error in stating taat
Shaw Uas Loyal Lacquer. Dr.C. }. Smith,
"loy al man from Madison" in his evidence
stated that he met Shaw on the landing in
front of the door OF the League, and from
this we presumed he was o merlber. Shaw
states, however, that he was there under
the impression that there was public
meeting going on. He has no connection
with the League or the party that sus
tains it.
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Civil. APPOINTMENTS BY THE MILITARY.
The following were made on Saturday:
JOAN S. Moore, commissioner Of the reve-
nue. second district Of Tazewell county, vice
Charles J. Maxwell, resigned.
G. II. Pyle, tobacco inspector st Oaks
Warehouse, OF Petersburg city, vice D. L.
Everts, removed from the State.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICuMoND POsT-0FFIcE March
l, lS69.--E. Davenport, Professor D. Wal
ter Christian, Thomas L. Henry, Rich
mond; Miss Charlotte Ar;er (colored)
Maddox Hill; William Pollard, Baltimore
Nd. Daniel Patterson, Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. Hattie Williamson, Boston, Mass.
Rev. William Butler, Wilmington, N. c..
william Mccormick, New York Mrs. Mary
Z. williams, King William county, Va.
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following CERTIPI

IN Gates Of the Registered stock OF the staSe
OF Virginia, now SANDING on the books In the OF
dee of the uditor IN tne name or Thomas Leigh.
executor of Lewis W. Wimbish. deceased, hsvfcg
been lost, application win be made 70 the proper
au horisy for 2reEcwaf OF said dcertincstes-,ow w.t.
:se fr $50; set Of 2lst March, 1897 JAMES River
and kanawh4 Company.
No. Lsso, for stoe, acS 18th March, 1889, Exchange
Bank, &c .s ! - :.
NO: s97 FOR sieo. &C. .4th March. ,sss, stasnson
ard Pai kessbprg road. .E II lT7Il1's
No. !,sSi for 80 100. &C. 18th March issl. coupon
bonds. n.
No. 1.oss Tor SEQ, act esd March. 1854 james
River and kanass hG Company. e1sE
Ess, iosns, &c I.r2+
! No sos for siss e. act OF ash March. lss7. Rich-
mond sud nanSilis Railroad.
NO for a,33 IS; No. o. for 300, SCI or I'D APRIL
1879. Iewtsharg and Blue sEnlpaur spslngs urn-
f'-s eS'sp@AS' T70aIAs LEIGH,
executor OF L. w. Wimbisn, decsssed.
Il 3l-M3m 81 g43. 4.s fss - ttsfs u 49,
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FRENCH DRESSING.

FRENCH DRESSING.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
FRENCH DRESSING.
FRENCH DRESSING.
FRENCH DRESSING.
FRENCH DRESSING.
RESTORES LADIES AND
CHILDREN's SHOES
RESTORES LADIES' AND
CLILDREN'S SHOES
TO THEIR ORIGINAL .
COLOR AND LUSTRE.
TO THEIR ORIGINAL
COLOR AND LUsTRE.
MAKES THEM LOOK as GOODAs NEW.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD AS NEW.
MAKES THEM LOOK AS GOOD AS REV.
VIII not soil the skirts when wet
VIII not sotl the skirts when wet
VIII not soil the skirts when wet.
ONLY 2jc. FER BOTTLE.
ONLY 25c. PER BOTTLE.
ONLY csc. PER BOTTLE.
AT O. II. CHALKLEY h CO.'S,
Thirteenth street.
AT o. II. CHALKLEY & CO.'S,
Thirteenth street.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE A BOTTLE.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE 4 BOTTLE.
EVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE 4 BOTTLE.
For sale wholesale at manufacturers prices.
fe27 o. III. CHALKLEY u co.
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County RADICAL MEETING.-The Radi-
Gals of Ienrco had . meeting at the court
house on Saturday, and, as usual, were
oyerslaughel by negroes from the city.
The result was that two Gets of delegates
we're appointed to the 18th of March nomi-
mating convention.
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SUPREME CoURT.-In this court on Setur-
day the argument in the case of Alley Us.
Rogers and others, upon an appeal from
the Circuit Court Of Richmond, was par
tally heard, and continued. The case of
Lohman Us. Crouch was fully heard, and
time taken to consider.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

IN AaTIcLa or True MERIT" Browns
BsoScHIAL TRocHxs" sre the ucst popular
a.tIcIe IN this country or Europa for throat dis
eszes and coughs, ard this popularity is based
noon real merit which cannot be said OF many
other preparations In tie market, which are really
bn. weak limitations OF tie genniue troehes.
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Ne0 York, February q, 1869.
A Reuo-The Draft-BeeA OF Con-.

seIe-GtS Secretary.
From the San Francisco BuIletia, January 2s.
A gentleman has handed US for inspec-
tion the "stub - of draft-book used by
the Secretary Of the Confederacy, and
which shows in brief the larger part OF
the original transactions during the exist
ence Of the rebel power. 1t was found
after the fall of Richmond, and is pro
served as q curious relic of the past.
TIE first entry is dated 29th Of May,
1861, and is for the modest sum of SIC, ,Ooo
on the Canal Bank Of New Orleans. The
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

SAMPSON JONES, JE., will sell 4 desirable
stock of groceries, liquors, &c, ut Nos. i,
6, and S, Fifteenth street, commencing 1t
1921 A. NJ.
S. n. DAVIS will sell 1T P. NJ, on the pre-
misses, 4 handsome (newly -erected) cottage
residence, with one anda halfacres of land
attached, in Ashland.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL will sell nve desirable
building lots in the village OF Ashland 1T
l2H y. N.
RICHARDSON & NEWBURN will sell at
~ p. IL. L building lot on Compromise
street, Maddox Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

INAUGURATION EXCURsIoN.-The Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company will run an excursion train
to Washington and return on the occasion
Of the Inauguration CT General Grant,
leaving this city on the Sd instant at ll.30
AN. Fare only $40 for the round trip.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
In this court Saturday morning the testi-
mony in the case of William Archer,
charged with robbing the mail, was fully
heard, and the case continued until Mon
day, when the argument Of counsel will
commence.
James NJ. Harris, charged with removing
liquor, was brought up. The case was dis
missed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

DIVORCE GRANTED.-In the Circuit Court
on Saturday divorce was granted Mrs.
Isabella Rick, who eued on the ground of
desertion and bigamy by her husband,
Jnsenh Rick
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LA.in AND GREEN psAs At zErELLn's.

y. ELLysoN g. Co. vii! insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers IN Virginia, North Caro-
lius, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub-
liaheTa' rates, for cash. Apply st this sisce.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, HOUSE on the east side "a
e Of Nineteenth street between Franklin hsA
and Grace ; nine rooms. L.
HOUSE, corner Jackson and Fifth streets; se-
ven rooms.
HOUSE, corner Baker and Fifth streets; five
rooms. -, -,
HOUSE on Marshall street, near Elba Park;
six rooms.
HOUSE, corner Clay and Gilmer streets; six
rooms. ,,n,
HOUSE on Marshall between Fourth and Elfth
streets ; six rooms. -.
HOUSE, corner Byrd and Sixth streets; four
70 ms.
HUTSr, with FOUR sCRES OF LAND at
tacheJ I'm Sidney, on Main street; nine rooms.
Four SCOilnS and BESIDE CES combined.
on Eruad street above Central CepOt Apply 70
NH At GNIBhS s WILLLH MS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

AppoINTMENT.-The commanding Gene
raj has appointed W. Fl. Alderdice City
Auditor in the place Of P. A. Davis, re-
aipned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

IHOR RENT, THE FIRST FLOOR of@
Ef building No. 72l Tain street between -
Seventh and Eighth desir .ble for Phi ., ,LAh's
UFFIGE, II Mu4LihEET or SHOE STORE, OF
any light business. 1t has street entrance fron1
ana u priva.e entrance from the passage. ana rear
conveniences and Win be put In order 70 suit tne
W. b. ROBISS, Agent.
eos-3t No 1909 Main street. corner Tenth Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01
8itImtoltd 1fspattk.
MONDAY. ............ MARCH !, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-01

ErOR RENT, THOSE Two FINE, On
u LARGE DWELLINGS on the soulh - ~
streets, recently occupied by DR.. MiEnlgerode and
Mr Baskerylil, each containing thirteen rooms
rooms stables, carIiage-houses, &c. Possession
at once. Apply 70 n,,,,~-
4. est J. Il. SGfEhsONsL 4.