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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08
9tiumater last 1on ftb b6ren.
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tenbar9erppm@ a{1erfab,

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'pem4anpe seitie 9enue 3urddfo mutn. I'M,
nod auf pte DEBATE am @ontae eiu3us
wirten?"
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@tdpten auberbalbSt. Yauls Elm WuRsr
an Der Bier gum Ibei, in Der Msitation
se9en pie 1empereu3>Qisa entpidelten
@nerete eeuommen, 70 wdre motl pas
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reeftif, wean ~abebaupt il, ut@t ~ It,
wartea 9emeltn.
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9aul'6 fancen e6 mte, @ott lei Dant,
aud usan&e xnlerer btelie n@itbar>
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~ lesen, {enetrn srifen'e nit @u&t an.
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miro Ia entbufafi&en 8el&ld0en ntt.
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be!n If bic 2oiun8 Der StAnes.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08
Ole Gonreutton Der v4err9otte,
f9niRler."

Die Contention Der v9erreotts'
fbnieler."
Die Germ, rptlae jest in Cincinnati
uns etuen @taatsberraott 3ure@tl9nibeln
bic @otteauerebrun9 nt@t blos in @otted
Natur unp ben @ottsstempsln, fonpern
aud auf ben, popter Der Contribution BE-
trieben 1eben peQen, befomu1en bod aud
In ibrem eieenen, Penn @1au:
Ben ntat iotpobl> al6 Der @laubens:
wutb 9emetbten 8re,fe mon@es per-
ndnfttoe @ort 3u t6ren. 90 mueter
fe nt&t nur am 1fen ben erlnrlt6 aus
aearbeiteten preteR bes 6errn S. 8,
Mbbpt onbbren - ba6 bdtte fi@ nod
ertraeen laGen, oenu Mbbot 1T einmal
Elm ~Nebufapneaar unc u,uffser &s3
1er' ater ea6 elmer esr Sbrt9en.
ser Gbrr. 8. s.. George wibsr fl
~3eusn,6 abitste," pas mus ben 5erren
etn b54f 1&mer3li& 8 ~Mu@ Du
mein Brutus!" at9eprebt BADEN.
Der Gbrm. $. 8. George aber ipra&
allo:
v2ieben 8rdcer> fntemalen anjeto
tie Grase Der @eieblt&tett pes @orls(tns
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lie8et, 70 m6@te btelelbise I'M, etn &!ei,
nee aud pobl Dor pae 0berbunptsee>
rt&t fomnen. l1nb pbelei@ pieiem oer
lln1eren Giner. Ni@ter @trone, porfBet,
unp piee &rtRlt&t Mdnner b~arinnen
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entl@eiuen md6en, wte i'm
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sung BE man Contribution Ter Ser.
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ben baben bic Btperla9er bes 8otlelens
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BON Dem @pru@e res 0bt1fen Sc
rt&t,S."
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tann man alspanr pon etneu, 5aus
u s. wie Abbct, erparten? Die BON
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'9afen. IS wdrpe MISUNDERSTANDING
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ben 0ett. Se but bic ilraelttl@e 2oos
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an oas AWtnrement 9ema&t. uno aud
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Nctia nimmt:
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B eonber6 ben Seratlitrn ~ nab,
treten, aber trffsn ptroe es ote @ewil:
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forsen. eab es pai1rt miro, AQein i&or
pte blc6e Gbatfa&t, bab Mseno elm
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ten 2euttn 70 etNaS ttfQ<sporteH farn
If Elm aro6es Asmutbs.e&Bnit fdr BIZ
,8tloun8", NIT Der 1it bic st8enwdr
ti9e Generation oft 70 brett u1a@t."
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unterf@rtften bebtdte petition, zen Ne<
prdlentanten pes DtRritts su b%sbdnbiaen
@tr bealddmlniden uniere psutidsn
Mitblreer 3u eteier In rer re&ten
Stunpe 8eleifeten re@ten 1bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-02-08

benz mutbisen unp seiitret@enB ortdmpfer
Der @a@e 6es&e@t6 unp her peri1nli@en
Greibeit &1dbalt etebt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 6, 1872. d

had advised his men to trust in God and
keep their powder dry, so he had prepared
himself with lis walking-stick to take sum
mary satisfaction in case he was not met
'alrly. He was not a coward; il he bad
been he would have taken bis pistol with
him. He thought ail gentlemen would bear
him out in his course. What remedy had
he for satisfaction by the due process of law
IN such cases Us these caiumnationS in these
weekly sheets? Could he find satisfaction in
suing Don Piatt! The common calumnia.
tor could not be reached but by the walking
stick. The common caiumniator who follows
the Presidents daughter to Europe to make
some base insinuation about her could not
be reached BY law. Heappealed to the court
that he cared nothing about the amount of
fine except Us the measure of bis guilt.
THE DECISION OF THE COURT.
Judge Mills said be had listened with in
terest to the eloquent remarks of the Judge,
and he had been somewhat affected by them.
The law provided a remedy for such offences
as had been committed by the editor of this
paper, which should lie recognized by all
gentlemen, and such means availed OF for
redress. He was aware that newspaper al
tacks upon gentlemen were of common oc-
currcnce, and the courts had frequently been
called upon to settle such attacks. He did
not feel called upon to impose heavy fine in
this case, but would make it commensurate
with the intelligence and high position of the
accused. He fined him
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND COST OF COURT.
Judge Dent thereupon paid the amount to
the Marshal and took his departure from the
court, and the large crowd who had gathered
to witness the disposition ofsthc case left the
court.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE Oh VIRGINIA,
vi RICHMOND.
OFFICIAL.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AND
n REnEDAlN CHAPTER NXlN. OF THE
CITY ORDINANCES tpa>scd August II. lS7". and
rr""nsidcrr. amended, and again passed August ~
i, il ",.i0in.i. That Chapter xxx. Of the City
Ordinances hr Ilncn'lrl and rror,ainc'l 10 read as
follows:
SECTION /. That for the purposes ~ this "r'li.
ualcr the city shall c div rd Into three districts.
follows FiI~; district slI) comprise all that part OF
il city ,sI u ShuCkoc creek: second district shall
comprise al that part of the city honndedas follow
Ry ShoCkuc creek on The clsi and north. hy James
river u II" south aud by Irvcrc street TO its IN
r"r>"ri"n with A'anls street continued south. and
h, ADKINS street and It's continuation I" the northern
limits the city: 'hr hir district shall comprise
all that part ui the cily not embraced In the two
ahnvc-incd districts. Birnnally. in the month of
iUv there. shall hc elected hy the Council an officer
for each district. who shall hold his office for two
Years, an! until his successor Is qualified, unless
>"nnrr removed whuSr duty il shall be, upon appli-
cation Of any resident of the t>. Ia clsc and put
rifv his sink. crS>rooi, or pryy. wherever located
within the corporate limits.
.. Each uf said officers shall have an Office In the
district for which hc i elected. anu shall kcepa slate
or book his Office. and at each stationhuse in his
district. upon which notice may bc given that his
."rr ices are needed: and when such notice Is evcu he
shall prirrm ihr work without delay. at rates to bC
agreed upon between himself and his employer.
Upon his failure IL perform the work so ordered
within live days he shall report the fact, with his
rrasors therefor. Ia the President OF Tie Beard OF
Health. In caSc of disagreement hetwccr himself
uI employer. tn" rates to he fixed by the sanitary
insncr6r OF the district In which the work is done
'ut III nv. IL. -, e ~
per cubic i""t l9r SIDES r ps. ,e ci seS iof s'. i
work snail c pu a .l, omnt' ~, =" a, d ~ 1 s'
rroiTrtE: h,' li ~ 20, i ,t -! @ rfSory, =,
~ ' NJ -" va. ND ,,inr mid hv'the owner hc .Ln
u" c"rrtca: ahd Wish l,ai "H at r ,h ~, @ s,,n
have Ike rcmeu! LOT 'lt t"i'e''ioh vi ''c S'''''
again>t the tenant pr occupant. -
b Each ni slia "itccts snail upon .nr orci Va ',''
E@rd oi Health, perform HIS u,S II. c,sJ ,' n
sik lriny or mi" i, . ,u wes and
,lc rates "i conriis',ioh Slii .f n It, u, m
preceding sec"h anu inc oIcl , n s1,u i no ] s' az
nihr ilc upon saio ProPert! iol ''ie enpe"se '"
'il,' snlu M"ih. ~, - ,,, ;do s,,i,,,J. cl,s.
J.. Eaci OF Sa nlcefs slaii ,h ,,
carts nGapieu put pos. % n , LIE % d INV
proved by the sanitary inspectors: anG their WorR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06
LOCAL MATTERS.

INQUEST IN THE CASE or THE MURDERED
MARHETMAH.--A few days ago attention WIS
called in these columns to the mysterious
death Of Joseph Martin, citizen of Hanover
county, who was in this city on Saturday
last, and went home with an ugly wound in
his head to die within twenty.four hours.
Justice Timberlake, of Hanover, has since
held an inquest over the remains. and the
facts ELECTED in evidence left no doubt
on the minds of, the jury Us to the fact
that Martin met violent death, but
there was nothing to indicate by whom
the fatal blow WIS struck. The little
boy who was in the cart with Mr.. Martin
when he left Richmond says that he QMartin)
rane to the cart, then at the New Market, i'm
company with another man, who put him i'm
and told him the horse would find tho way
home. The deceased then had dark brlisc
on his forehead. and seemed bewildered, but
had not been drinking. The physician who
made the post mortcm examination thought
that mental alteration and death was caused
by blow on the spinal column. The vcr-
dict was death "from IL blow inflicted by
some person unknown to the jury" If there
was an aflray, it occurred in Richmond, and
the man who killed Martin ought to be
found
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

The COUNTY SCHOOL BoARp. rhis ,ljody,
consisting Of the County Superintendent OF
Instruction and three trustees from each
school district, met at the county court
house Yesterday at II O'clock NJ, Superin-f
tendent Hancock in the chair. The Board
was occupied in auditing tue accounts OF tire
district clerks, the supefintendent's account
of the Peabody fund. and other matters OF
interest to the cause of education. 81
The following is u list of the trustees for
the county. Each township forms district
except Manchester, which. heing the most
populous. was divided into two:
Mauchester.- iliam Ambsrs, Dir. L. Il. !
ChiIes, John II. Hatcher.
Po,rhite. John ii. Burton, A. c. Puliam,
+. G. Hancock.
Dale.-E. NJ. Foster, John Taylor, w.
Benjamin Chalkley. 1
Bermuda.--L. V. Rae, DIR. George Friend,
W. FL. Langley. i. \
Midlothidn.-W. G. Clark, John Cox, w.
&. Flournoy.
MatoGca.-Captain j. F. Lockett, c. Tai
ley, w. Robertson.
Clorer HiH.-Sydenham Brooks, Fayette
Johnson, n. 4. Rudd. e...
Beverly 4. Hancock is er-ofieio president
Of the Board, William Benjamin Chalkiey
and DR.. George Friend Sc
cretary.
The post-office of the former is Coalfeid,
and OF the latter Chester.
The session OF Yesterday was very interest
ing, and the attendance u very full one.
GRADING SEVENTH sTREET.-The work of
grading Seventh street is progressing favor
ably. Commencing at the terminus of the
free bridge, the street is being rapidly
levelled, and in view of the good news re-
cciyed concerning the superstructure the
rapid completion of this work is all the more
desirable. As soon as this work Is finished
the contractors will. under the supervision
of the engineer, turn their attention to I
Senlnes street. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

DEATH OF A PUBLIC School PRlscIrAL.-
Robert James Pollard, son Of the late Il. 5.
Pollard died at his residence, on Church
Hill, Oh Wednesday night He was Il young
man of sterling worth, and had within the
last few weeks received an appointment as
principal in one of our public schools. He
was a well.known Sunday-school teacher in
the Union-Sttion Methodist church, and ii
member of Springfield Division Sons of Tenn
perance, and of Roane Lodge, independent
Order of Odd.FcllOwS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PoST-OfF1CE SErTEMBER D..
John Webb. PermanviIlc; Randolph Macon
College, Ashland; X. NJ. Fontaine, Beaver
Dam: w. A. Bradsher, -; NJ. +. Taylor,
richmond; f. Grant. -; NJ. W. Swain,
Richmond; l.. Bromm, Rlchmond; Mrs. j..
Goodwin, Solomon's Island, Md; j. II. Z.
Adams. Solomon's Island. Nd; James Con-
mlly, Fredericksburg; James Strange, North
Garden, Va. ; G. NJ. Dalton, Lowell, Mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

Jackson WARD REruBrIcANs.--Thc follow
ing officers were elected by the Jackson
Ward Republican Club on Wednesday night :
Josiah Crul.np, president james b. Bur-
well. ice.president; John G. Baugb, secre-
tary: William Mott, assistant secretary; DR..
Henry Mosby, treasurer; John Cooper,
chaplain. Executive Committee: Landon
Bovd. B. L. Brasselman, r. White, T.. X.
Hewlett Henry Chids, MADISON Allen, L. D.
Fitch. William Fl. Lester, Taft Lawson, X.
N. Manly. DR.. H. Mosby, Josiah Crump, j.
B. Burwell, William f. Bowie;and William
Mott
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

NO LIGHT FROM THE COMMITTEE on LIGHT.
The Council Committee on Light had nYe
hours session last evening in the office at the
Carv-Street Holder. The doors were all the
time kept closed, and the strltest secrecy on
the part Of members was eDJoiBed. Ii IS De-
lieyed that they failed to arrive at any con-
clrsicn as to who shall be the successor Oh
Mr.. James NJ. Melton, who has been formally
removed from the office of Inspector by the
Mayor. The names of seventeen candiuates
were presented. and the discussion oil tneh
claims was excited and angry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

Police COURT, THURsDAY-Justice Vii
liam Hall Cre,D presidipg.-The following
cases were disposed Of:
Frederick Miller. charged on warrant with
assaulting and beating Agnes Hore. Fined,
So.
Herbert Williams and John Hill (colored),
charged with fighting in the streets. Hill
discharged; Williams fined 3.
Martha Nicholas and james II. Brceden,
charged with contempt of court in failing to
appear on Wednesday after having been duly
summoned. Fined 81 EACH
w. f. Lohman and Salie Watkins (color.
edD, charged with fighting in the streets.
Watkins discharged; Lohman fined g.
w. l.. Rogers, John G. Bullard, Thomas
c. Gordon, and John Rogers, charged with
having placed distractions on the track of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
rilroad with intent to throw the train off
the track. Discharged, no proof to sustain
the accusation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

HoxoRABLY AcQurrrED.--W. L. Rogers,
John Rogers, I. C.. Gordon, and John Bull
l,rti. the Young men from Caroline county
who were brought here oil suspicion OF COM
plcity in an attempt to throw from the track
a train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad, were before Justice
Crew Yesterday, and after full hearing
were honorably acquitted. 1t seems that
they were joking when they proposed to the
negro track.yiewer to obstruct the passage OF
the train. They were proven to be young
men of good character. So the crime, il any
has been committed, lies at the door of some
one else. In our report Of the occurrence
Buard was spoken of as rcputed horse.
thief. He was so spoken of to Detective
Woods, from whom our information was de-
rived, but Mr.. Woods is now satisfied of the
mistake. TO Detective Jack Wren is due
the credit of working up the case SO as TO do
Justice to all parties.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

AMERICAN ROLLED Nut AND TUBE CoM-
rAsY.-Thc firstannual meeting of this manu-
featuring concern was held on Wednesday.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Colonel William +. Tanner; Directors,
John Stewart, w. Fl. Hayall, Parker Camp
bell, George W. Allen, and John r. john
son. The company is enlarging, its facilities
for the manufacture of nuts and tubes on
large scale. and by a recently invented and
improved process. The demand for the pro-
duets is constantly increasing, and their quail
ity is superior to anything of the kind hereto
fore placed in the market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

WORK on THE FREE BRIpGE.-Mr. J. H.
Cofrode. Of the firm of }. Ii. Cotrode II Co.,
who are the contractors for the iron super
structure on the free bridge, is in the city
making arrangements for the flooring of the
new bridge. We are informed by him that
seven spans of the iron-work are now finished,
and that they will he shipped to this city next
week. Besides these seven spans large
portion of the others are rartly finished,
and work is progressing on them rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

jon I'RiNriSG.-Wc call the attention OF mcr-
chants clerks of courts, sherifs. lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal otccrsand agents. and all Others
ha, Ing orders for printing to the facilities offered at
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prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds Of JOS
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Bii-IIcads LcttcrIIciis. Programmes, Ball Tickets,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

HOUSE, BURNER ARRESTED.-Of officer Winston
Rogers, of the detective force, returned yes
terday from Essex county, whittier he went
10 arprchend the person who burned Judge
Garnctt's house in June last. His mission
wtls successful. The inccndiary proved to
be negro named Lewis Latanc. He was
sent on for Indictment, and will be tried OH
the 10Th instant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-06

PRorosED VISIT or KNIGHTS TENrLAR.--
Information has been received here of pro-
posed visit OF st. Johns Commandery
knights Templar, of Wilmington, Del, to
this city in October. If the Blue Hens
Chickens - come, the knights of Richmond,
No. >, will do their level best to make them
enjoy themselves.