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EXEMPTION Prom TAXATION.
DEsvEn. Col, Jan. t1.-A meeting Of dole
gates from tho Baptiss. Methodist, Episcopal,
Southern Methodist. Presbyterian, Congroga-
ttoual, Christian, and German lloformod
Churches, Of this city, ex-Goy, Evaus presiding,
unanimously adopted petition to tho Consti.u-
tional Convention aeainht taxing property unod
exclusively for religious worslil,, education.
public libraries, md for charitable purposes.
WOMAN 9UFFnAaE.
DENVER, Col. Jan. ia Woman.Buifrage
Convention has hoon sisting hero since last week.
Its HeBalonB Which ato interesting and largely
attendcd, dlsclosu an unexpectedly Influential
element In favor OF q uniyor8al-suffrsge artlclc
Ntate Of Colorado. Mrs. Campbell, OF Boston.
a,,ts Mrs. Wilkes, Of colorado, aEo among the
Bpoakore.
, 1876-01-12
OHIO.


CoLuAnua. o., Jan. l1.-Iu tho Honate to-day,
bill was introduced imposing tluo Of $50 for
taking the name OF God III vain.
Iu tue Houso, bills were introduced to provide
Registry law for cities Of tho first class; to
provide for compulsory education; to mako the
Fec bill Of the last aessiou applicable to al co,ln-
ty officers, and 10 authorize tho insurance OF
public property. -..,
In tlo sonaie, bill Was introduced to croate o
6tato Doard uf f1aaith.
In tho House bills wofo introduced to provide
a Registry law for cttlos Of tho Arst-claSs; to
forbid the use Of 1noney on the promise Of Of
flee by peraous who arc candidates for ofl1co or
by tho friouds OF such parsons.
4 resolution declaring against any division Of
tho school funds in tho lnserssts Of any partcu-
lar religious scot Wes unanimously adopted.
, 1876-01-12

Hptf1d{ IfaU1ftH 70 TTF EN1cdH0 lfIUHNV.
EAST BAa1NAw, Mich, Jau. 11.-The annual
report OF tho improvements mado III tho city
during tho last year shows solid growth hardly
expected under aucl, depression As hns boon OK
htbitod In tho lumber districts. There have
boon erootod over $50 buildings, exclusive Of ad-
dislons aud repairs, and including emo hotel, suo
churches. several blockH and three largo salt man
ufactorioa. Tic total coat Of all tho improve
monta usgrogatea oVor e250,0oo. There have bocn
no disastrous contlngratons, and the list OF fires
aggregate eixty, with loss Of less tIlhn $685.
0vo. 4 largo amount was e1pondcd on strect
aud sewar improvements.
, 1876-01-12
MISSISSIPPI,
TIE lMEEAuuNENr COMMITTEE.

~,xurMls, JAu. 1l.-Iho AppearS Jackson.
Miss, special says tho Ames Impeachment Com
mittso had a preliminary mootiug last night. and
a1rangod plan Of procooding. They asked for
aud wore given clerk to-day. They will pro-
coed Immediately to take testimony. Tho sentt-
mept for impeachment Ia strengthening. Sow
oral OF the Committee, including Con. Feather
Btollo, Chairman called OH the Governor In ref-
ercuoo to tue matter, bus tho Governor pleaded
other prossing bualuoss. aud tho interview wss
not had.
Tho Committee appointed In tho 9onate to IN
Of Reveuue, against Mcclure, llspubl!cau. from
tho Fifth District lAye appointed . Coulmittee
to investigate tho charges made by Collector
hhaughnessy that hts Deputy was driven from
Aulte County.
, 1876-01-12

611LL ANOTHER UNITED srATEs BEHATnH ELECTED.
.sIecta! Dtfpdteh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, jim. l1.-Thly being tho day
5a.,o,,o4na bv lin couu,Jtnt,on ~ tho 11,Itcd
ues.e'"sou - 49, ,..,,.', ~. ~ c..,A,N.s $500
stasos LOT tuo olecs'oA u oui!eo ot"'es ocna'oi'
iu States where vacancies exist. tho Democrats
OF tie House Of Representatives. creatod Home-
thing Of SENSATION hero l,v prcceedpg 10 tho
.1..tt.. =, onothar .n,,,.,nt sor that n,,,tad
e'octo" y. 'Hoo4 :, = NV n.setse,.
position. tho CREDENTIALS OF u u T. tincnpaeA
aud r. II. 4larr boing h|roady bolorn tlo Senate.
Although tho Republicans weEo looking for
uo,nn royo1u,ionarv rrocoadinu nm tim nnrt of
au'"o a, ne.s 80 49, -. ~... .,,,s. ~
tno Ueuoor"'e' Se'5 'o~ "o'o eAPS"nE ~
70 tako rus forEn. IL Aad Deoh Kept 30 cloao
by tho Democratic caucus. that scarcely
whisper Of tl,etr proposcd action had rot abrood.
T,bo nanuh1lc,n lopis]otora vo,o tl,arournlv in.
so..,..a ,s....,. IT,, .I.. 1.ot w.. saroionoa
!os,Ao,' no"e'e't "1eA euo '.ss "Ao uote.opou
that tho democrats proposed 10 enter INTO an
election. Tho Republican members withdrew
and prepared d rrotcBt urainBt tho notion Of the
m,inr,tv, wh,cl, vsa .,ro.a ,,no,, tho ,,tu,,tou
49,. =; wa s''o4u wy" s"o '',,.NsNe'
1'' - - !.us"S' y !@"Scs oi sooo staoa'a6.
mcnbeF OF one OF tho o!dest tamllied III tie
State. and 1t prosout : State Benator. waB the
nominee, and wan declared The choioo of the
Tinua. ~ Jfonraaant,tivns hr ,,oso ~ III
to. Ouly one IenuciIesn n,smhar voteJ.-.1.
nnr 1iahn. whn cs.t E,a nnIa r. A"Sno,.ta
1na,;ca + Il. Tni,serrn ~ thc ar,rnn,o Govrt ~
s,,s ststo ronrcsnntstiua = w.iLo. na'nO. y.
c.s, Totn,l for Iho lion. Il N ne'1an 0r 'rS,o
, 1876-01-12

HNIGX COuIIEg. - ~ -
Tho Yenato ro-olcctcd ]. i. r. HULL Acctc'a.
~; A. Il. MrCargAr. nf Worth, Fisrt As';rtant;
X. Il. Baird, Of lInacatins. Hocord Assistant
Miss A. lIollott. Of Buchanan, Enrolling CLERK
Mlsa Hattie nnybur,t, EngruHslng Clerk slinh
Ann Z. Smith, poslmstrcAa.
Tho frBt IuEincsA In tim Hnnato van Joint
resolution to nuleI,d Tho ttale t.ohBtltutiou. TO
provont tho t,ao Ut tho public fnnda for tho sap
port u sGctalian arhool. IN niJ nlnnlcr w!lat~
over. Head aud referred to ro:nn,it.na. al
though s,enator Murphy urged .te Immediate
adoption, Na 1t EXPRESSED III tlauhs, tho aeutl-
ment OF oyory Senator.
, 1876-01-12

" It. Tho scene in tho 1ioute during The bal.
losln9 wAe spirited and exciting mud several
rointod sperchou Ia critic,Hm Of tho candidates.
wcrotande, u tr,ng cIiar rxa aul7ug .t.tas astuinUa
that votes rero beng h'uabt with TIC Prom is'
night ~ II tho opposition to Hanxel wouli con-
centfato tomorrow on Cook but tho contest
may be prolonged for never Al days.
, 1876-01-12

CuUEE. Stats EFYshl0f J. D. FuEtt01 U1 OE1UEurF
vDtos.
1ha :,.na.s paauoi 1csotu:ion ttat there waa
no vacancy, thsrcfugo no necessity for au olcc-
tlon, i}y IL tn H., The Democratic Bonators,
aud it IL Hsitl tireo Iepablicsus will Join thon.
when 1.uttip will be otoctod by . legal majority
Gu i0Iut ballot.
, 1876-01-12
OHIO.
TIE rflE9tpKSTIAL kkPfRArloE+
tt,srt,; n a,,1frh IN IT. rtt~tsn ,F<tAI,ns

9HE THG7s0N'F8FHH off1H7l IV3t
Sptefui nafx1rh IN III Gtc11o FttaHa<.
CoLUMALs, o., jan. u.-Thu f.iol.la Ut Hayes
bays boeu pnauccdaBful sn having :!,o Hsntc
Nominating Convention called 10. Feb. 22. III
order TO start oycn witt, 1ndiana. March ~ las
been agreed upon as tho date.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION.
a slrors effort viii ba made To pass tie Com.
puaory Education net introduced In tho Lsgis-
latuEe to-day.
EI-nIy. AlIi,S
Eayo farewell reception hero tonight 10 tho
nLr,ac.utic lnstnbrEd of tho General Assembly.
Tomorrow he enos hon, to Gllficoiho, with
tho espIelscd nleut!ou Of there oudns iIis days
In fetireGlnnt.
, 1876-01-12
KENTUCKY.
U4I.IOTtNu FOR EEHAT1H+


Loulzv1LLK, KY. Jan. u.11.-Ual!oting for United
slatea Benasor was commenced to-day at Frank
fort. but no election teok plaoe. One ballot was
bad. which resulted ~ follows: J. Dack. 40; j.
". bssyenson, 10; ]. u. Williams, 70; II. II.
1nslie, 81; W. Fl. 1reckturidxe, 1; William Cas-
si1s doodloe, ~. Tue lust pamed was tho Ro-
publican candidate. Dallotiug will be resumed
Tomorrow, ..
, 1876-01-12

Easr Ltp1nrY, Jan. l1.-CATrLE-Necnirs ttsuay.
Il ears or B6s head ali for sae lere Supply good unI
demand active. Irices hpwever, arc Al1t tho same
% last week, and lrrn. buyers wcl represented
both country and Eastcfu, Best 50. o.USs S6o neA!.
utn, 9s.VAa5.50; common, t37514.5 sockcrB, $3.50
G8i.U0 bulls, tI3033.b0.
1iooa--ncccp.s to-day, 1885 heal Workers, $1.19
7.40; Phila,itlphs, $7.7t,5 7.ve.
sIEEr-Iocsipta to-aay, 5000; selling a. sa7e9
kci
, 1876-01-12
KANSAS.
THE alyALKx FOR sfxAkea,

Special Dssputeh 10 Tht CA4eaoo Tribune.
TorkkA, ktn., Jau, 1.-The Legislature cou-
yenod At noon to-day, and tho House proceeded
to tho election of Speaker, with tho following
rosult, Haskell. 4o; Eskrldge, 28 Cook, II.
A motion to adjouru 10 to.huorrow waA than made
, 1876-01-12

Gov. GeutGe W. Etnery nus read to TIM Torri-
tcral Legislature this afternoon. Tho vslno Of
tho ynrions uroa mined in Utah during lho past
yoar amount iu valuo to e7,00U,0 COO lie advises
geological ourvoy, mud The establishment OF
Geological and Neurological Nnsoum. tio al.
yises OIL appropriation for Tho Centennial;
calls nttchltun to tho nectGBtly Of establishing
a ssAtctn Of fsso tchool6 ia the Territory. Tie
IogtsIatnro III :5r.ner yonrH Ian doue aoineitluE
towards eatnbl'aliinG school system. Tho
Legislature loft It discretionary with tho dffor-
ont co11nttes To say whether thoy would hhvo
schools or not, aud, a. was TO ho expected, thoyo
conntios nsodiug scilools most took tho least
intotcs.iu thom, and cue-half tho children ib
Utah bnyo been deprived OF any beuo-
its Of tic law. 1le uiges tho improvement
Of t,e highways undor chatRo Of Territorial
Commission; cals attention to the Law by which
nil votes lro numbered and Tho narno Of tho
person voting wilton opposite. Tie reEiAtra-
tion Of volca ls not Objectionable, hut Tho mark
ing OF each vote ulon each person voted la OBJ
jectlonablo and Offensive, md tho subject Of
mitch ,ln!ounde1 criticism within and without
tllo Torrllo.y, and should DO repealed. This
Law IL regarded az inr1cal 10 republican gov
ernmont, aud in Tho interest OF the Church SO
potent In Utah. and lcarcs itB members no
choice bu. to vote tho Ticket prepared for
them.
The Governor calla for the reorganization Of
The Judicial DISTRICTS a. fo1e.fifths OF the legal
b,lsinoss Is now In tho Third District At Salt
Lake. No provision IL tnado for tho cou1pousa-
ton Of Territorial oficors. leaving them at the
mercy 81 .1u deea'us9 avt ~ ~ ~
varco Bhall be required to become restdouts Of
tho Territory; enils for d law agaiuse Incest.
tAoso uae oco.. ~ tss'n!As4! ~ tl''s ~
III ieeAeo ~ nsi'''so' VI WIZ sn1' pefiolla sae
eua11nons. !H /, ,,.,,., l..
19e Aeslsiatu1a u naylbeo ~ PasS Gen''s'
lhM III fekatu 70 i"GatloH. ,---,,,
-, to4. Emot{ ea,s at.on''nn ~ shs 'aN W Wncn
i!'oRt!,nato enluIeu nta W.. tnolnots inuell.
.IoI! tao taenel; nnetuut usnno"ouSeu .s W ai1
or hot; pecullGr commensurate o. tn1 aCcIa'
condltlon Of tno te1Itoiy' ana opo snas - AZ
IectlnG TUG lnteFoata VI tne peuplo ~
FoLtoAAi,
IN WaetnF tulo quesl'ou upsny "nu inElS. : can
ont feedto ~ cfi!no: plouuAea ~ ths 4aMa ot
cur country, anu that ~ 99eh vlo1cHCo 70 tho &c.
centea pslhelPloa OF 1HL'st'h"lty; !no country
~ large fecoHhizcs = aS = DIot UPON our
civilization onr national Congfess mas o.
acLcu iahH Aor Ils Pun9suAuub, anu " pEo.
wont us continuance; 10 :ao pFeaent
this law haA not neen pfaetacahy en-
forced. anu ahl lDa 70 peltoVo thae po'ygsnY
or p!urai marIia&os afo OF vs. ireaaent OCCUR
rence Ga o. "ny thso IN the higtofy OF tno LOT
ritory. However thla n1ay De, naVo nos tno
lncsua Of knowing. as the,1 ulaflaase ceremonies
known to ita members. i an soilel1!o now deIl-
, 1876-01-12
gtate Observation-Disclosures for tho Com
ing Year-~.Tho Railroad
Question.
aenubllcan Caucus Nominations In the
Wisconsin Legislature.
Louisiana Democrats Trot Out Another
United 'Htates Senator.
Book Ahoad for tho sonatorship in
kentucky.
IOWA.
GOV. cAnpENTEn's FORTHCOMING hrssAoE,
sn.efal Dfspaich 10 Ihs Ehtedde TftttHt.

GOV ChNffN Ell AHLoAlat*o HiE1'H"As
Special Dfspasth to 1hs Chteado 1frotnt.
Dgs MONIES, H., Jau. 11.-Gov. Carpenters
ucssase, which will bc do!iverod soon, begins
With Tho usual formal preface. 1t continues:
Tbs rsports Of tbs Auditor OF Stale and tho Troas-
urer Of Slate show tho condition Of tho public sneca
h.vo been diligently and carefully performed. The
Auditor rcports that thcrn las beo received insc tho
Treasury % secout OF general ina a. 'n tS IT, tT
State revenuo f,o al sources ot +, ,97s.629 Thoro
esf nees saYns II the Trs.sy n
sslited. 10 thts Gsanee should 10 sdacd ,to State
mot been ordered In ut tho dao Of this report amount
.ng 10 s47 nnd ELiei il properly part o. tho
con,o iuto Tho treasury fron a SOURCES dnrtnT The
two coming ycasa at 81 and tho ordi',.fy sx-
b9 leaving halanos Of f4ui o73 10 bc applied rutL
purposes the QcuoEal assembly may deem necc4-
n.y and wac.
nA11noAns.
Tnt Fifteenth General Assembly passed an act 10 e.
blIsh reasonable maximum fa'os Of charges fos tho
Il IT, e se
operation Tho roada, With two Or three exceptions,
oonfozmed 70 ia provisions rltAont rssistsnsc. In
complaints made and suits commenced. attorneys
wsrn authorized to prosecute. Mter few suits had
! 9anay ia,ite,a company. Iroeassea ~ f,a Ia,
IT, osd ~ sna h
treasurer frpm paying out money 10 ait ach lh!ga
ton. md also some q tho pr.vate rs.ons who Tad
*ss srguei a tae cIrcu Court q tls in!tel kta.e,
by Judge seo?erp. for ;bo stae, aud by the Hou p IL
1rowuirg aud Undue RorcE for The Company. and was
ss seson lis f sS IT. seiucs o
charges to tho psovtsons Of tho law. Tho css how
stes 9as been anpsaed to te srremo C9urr & 81 M tno
, 1876-01-12
OCEAN, STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-Stcamships Ponmoranlh
aud Egypt, from New York, Scandinavian, from
Portland, aud Marathon, from Dostou, Laye
arrived out,
, 1876-01-12
CHESS,

CHESS.
CLrvrLAxD, O.. Jan. 1l.-In tho chess match
to-day tho gamo Naa won by Judd. Tho score
now ntanda Judd, S A1bcFoui, 2; Draw, ..
, 1876-01-12

WILMINGTON TuaFEhTlNE MARKET.
WILMINGTON, n. O., Jan. 1l.-sr!rits turrNnt!no
ntealy III SIkc,
, 1876-01-12
MINNESOTA.

src:int Disp.t'h n The t.httsao 3rftun..
ST. IAut, Mimi, Jan. 1l.--1n tue HsnAte n
bill was introduced fot repeating the 1ncbriato
Asylum law.
A JOINT resolution passed asking Congress
stonal bounty for tho destruction Of grasshop-
pern.
smith, Of Ramsey, Introduced . memorial to
Congress- fayoIips the General Goycrntuents
building and eontrnl1fns tho tloubo-.rack freight
Preferable in tbe nteresss ss Of ehesp tsaapor!a-
tipu to artificial water routea.
Tha uousc adopted o resolution caslnE on tic
Attorney. General for information regarding tho
suits against c1-Audttor Mcllrnth.
Both Houses passed legislative appropriation II
blllH amounting ~ e75,Q00
, 1876-01-12

Station. ,15ar. IThr Wind. Rr1nI Weather.
-! !--l~-| --- - I--
Cheyenne. 3o.22 13IN. W, gentle ..... Clear.
bismarck, TO AL IN. ". gentle ....I Cloady.
Rreck'rdgo 3J J43l- tIA., bnsk.. =. ....,lGiear.
Dcnfer, l313ll :8H. ", light ..... Clear.
Duluth ~. I3j.1@I 3N.H., lr!4k.I .O'tEts-
Davenport }s0.17| etN. ", frash III fars
Escau1tA 80 .Ual Nm. W, frcsl l... Ealt.
Marquette. lJl.lHf 12W,. fresh .,...,. Fit.
likes Io1k |1J ,Ia .CAlnl.. Cloudy.
Teublu4 . 10 5?-B,E w, fresh .iCl.lr.
Omaha.. .l2| !p|N. W, brtsk .... Fair,
L. Grouse. III 1alS., ttcsh.. vi Light fnoN.
I4caytnwtlly}.23l 37IS. W. fresh! !..... .lc!2tr.
IT. Bully. 10 40 lJN., fresh. ,,i.... .'Cltar.
Fl. Garry 90 -18|S. N..gcnlloI .0,l0lear.
0'd Haven J1 m 2!tE. W., brisk nc! Light rnow.
Kcoxuk .. 3l al a0lN., freah.. -. .OliliRat snou.
, 1876-01-12

lad hsrncts oSarY Tussday, Tnara1ss md Saturday.
cu.usnao eiuy = u =. 4. WES!9M ~ AuStioa
hsd Il orfst1 sas Ample tns given Ia tsst I'll hoEes
sold unIa8 xz1FAut%e
II nlsas wsuous for sAlu cheap. II. MCEAlil4AHE 4
t.o corpof Canal Aud 4iaE1i4unsts.
.5o ot 40 sssi oua ede.bsF waKun, ko.si harnsss,
AID uu0 slssh stll bs sid sheer tho aWnsr !.
ltsyur tbs country. TALL 1t BAGaETTh btAlG. l4AI-
mon court. 1t Els WAbaah.Ay.
MUST liz solD-TllnHl-RFRiNG CoVERED DE-
M MvsEy.Magun u 1G1 West Madtao1.sl+
yTANgEn- SEVERAL sNALL t1H NEDlUM
w sized hnIse1 inues IN exchange r lot groceries
or other andiss largo hossas est MouIou.
I1TANTED-SlX UOOD hOUNn TEAM HOKYEH
NANVnU-A PAIR YUUNO, SOUND MuR6E5
w not ie&A than l1 hl each. for suburban ot aud
caah. Address 70. rrihnns u1ice: -.-
, 1876-01-12
WAHTED-~nIALE HELP.


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t. aSs: 4 ss III
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lFAHTEp-5 ACTIVE yuttSH MEN ri CANVASS
..ea s;'A IT, @ s !e Sik u'''' good e0
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Co. ffSss III Ess M.fsas IL o AMEfc'N H.
VAHTYt5-A COOP AND nKsroSsI1'AE ni;SI.
or e "a r. m to :e
IT., uator 1rumont Mou,e. ''~'''''' - s1''''A'
1VAHTgD-A. NAS OF vRRy GESrLKMANI.Y
ii II, Tribans oaieo. '''|~>''A'N 1''''s''
WA;N;TE!p ;Ss 5skN s,!, OUT q NuSITxss To iSYES
mon viii little cash pleasant huslnsIr that viii nay
, 1876-01-12


A A.-Ttt LOAN-MUSEY ON CHICAGO PROP
~ erty Tor \ torn, nf yeara a. following rates:
Ia psotod business pEopoEtJ Ia sums ct slo. 90 and
upwards at pcr cant.
lint. class te,doncs property. in Of 9t. 900 aod
utwaus, st per cent. XXX.
j, u, HARVEY,
, 1876-01-12

Emu1nrynpnt Aronclo..
{TATTk?,,m ftA1I.hnAD M"3 r0R 4 NEW
~ r9a.t in m!."H! NH! - waodcrpnesr for lodena,
ANDREW u. HlSG 4 CO., Ii Hp:th riark--t
lpAaTEB 30 EArhltotD La Ant,srRs Ftyi, All.
~, k129ta. # fltb p:r ,!sy q wcd.eEorne,'. c.o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

MoRTuARY RKroRr.-The following is The
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, March 4, 1875, compiled from sex.
tons' returns received at the Office Of the
Board Of Health: Cause Of Death !: An.
uerisn, colored; apoplexg, 2 white; burns,
co!ored; cholera morbus,1 colored con.
sumption, -eolored; eonyuIsi0ns infantile),
2 eolored; dropsy, l colored; gastritis, l
white; heart disease, 2 white, colored 4
inanition, colored; infanticide, white,
eolored; old age, white; paralysis, 1
white; pneumonis, ] white, / colored pre-
mature birth, white; softening OF braiu,
colored. Whole number of deaths In the
city exclusive of still-birtbs. "a. Still Births
Colored females, 2. Age: One day to thirty,
8 Swhite, / eolored-total, 4; one month to
siY, colored six months to twelve,
eolored; ten years TO twenty, white twen-
ty years to thirty, l colored; thirty years to
forty, 4colored; forty years to fifty, white,
8 colored-:ota, A.: fifty years to sixty, !
white, Q coiored-total, g.; sixty years to
seventy, 2white; seventy years to eighty,
white. Condition: Single, white, color.
ed-total, 13; married, 2 celored widow
ers, eolored; widows, white. Natiuity !:
United States, "a. Locality: City at large,
colorea Jefferson Ward, 2 white, 2 color
ed-:otal, 4; Madison Ward, white, l co.
lored-total, Q; Monroe Ward, 3 colored ;
Clay Ward, 3 white; Jackson Ward, 5
white, colored-:otaI, 6; almshouse, /
white, 1 colored-total, q; penitentiary, l
colored. BY ,ohon, Certified Regular prac.
titioners, white, IL colored--total, 20 /;
irregular practitioners, white; Coroner, !
white, colored-total, 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-08

PRRsoNAL.-It was J. Moncure Lewis, not
]. Merton Lewis. who qusli6ed as a notary
ia the Hustlnga Court Monday.
Rev. Edward Wall, OF St. James Episco-
nal church, OF this city, has declined call
lately received by him to Brandon, on James
river.
The Governor ordered the following con.
missions to be issued yesterday: John A.
Hillery. q commissioner Of deeds for the
State OF Virgipis, to reside In New YORK
Henry Stucky, q commissioner Of deeds for
The Safe of Virginia, to reside 10 Kentucky
Toomas P. McCandlish, a notary public for
the city of Richmond.
MIL. W. Whiting, editor Of the Manassas
Gazette and Mayor of Manassas, arrived here
yesterday morning. and appeared before the
Committee on Towns, and gave bis onJec'
tious to the petition to have their charter SO
amended as to transfer the granting of liquor
licenses from the county court to the town
council. :,
Rev. L. Burrows, D. D., will deliver
the annual address before the Virgins
Bible Society, in this city, on Sunday the
9ih of April.
Oliver p. Baldwin will lecture in this city
on Thursday evening, 18th instant. Subject
:. Humbugs; or, Appearances and Reall
ties"
Professor Charles q. Winston, OF Rich
mond College. has been invited by HamptoI
Normal and Agricultural School to delive
two scientific lectures before that institution
on next Friday and Saturday nights.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr, MoNDAY--
Judge Hughes pgesiding.-In the case or o.
A. Francis. Amended Schedule a 3 filed.
In the matter Of A. Goldbaek. The mar.
shal was directed to pay the rent due,
amounting to S16S SO.
In the matter of William Major. The pc.
tition OF the assignee was fled and the cause
set for hearing on the 5th Of April next.
In the matter Of 0. a. Francis. The High
Constable wss erjoined from selling certain
property claimed by Mrs. Lucy T. Gibson,
and the marshal was ordered to take posses
sion of the personal property of the bank
rupt.
Converse, assignee, &c, uss Fisher q
Goldstein and others. Thomas S. Atkins
was appointed special commissioner to take
testimony in the cause.
In the matter of Henry Tuggle. Order
entered removing cause to Western district,
at Dsnville.
In the a,stter Of Oscar Newman. Upon
the application Of the assignee the Virginia
Fire and Marine Insurance Company was
directed 10 deliver to him copy OF policy
No. 10000, and Of the proof Of loss fled BY
the bankrupt.
In the case OF n. J. Land. The assignee
was authorized to Withdraw the bond given
for the purchase.money Of the bsnkrupps
property, have the same edis:ounted, and pay
the bankrupt 3l70, balance due him as an
exemption.
In the matter OF A. ". Cousins. The as.
signee was authorized to resell the bank
rupt's real estate unless the purchasers
thereof shall within sixty days pay him $500.
10 case of sale or payment, the assignee is
directed to pay the balance due on the bond
of A. W. Cousins to D. G. Jones's admins.
traitor.
In the matter OF Henry Bowler. The as
signees were ordered to report to the court
q full report Of the sales made by them or
April next, why 1857 should not be paid to
John Dunlop to await the decision OF suit
pending In the Supreme Court of Appeals.
In the matter of John T. Boutwell,. The
bankrupt was ordered to show cause, April
8, 1876, why "Jack's Hill" should not be
resold at his risk and cost.
In the case of George W. Tarry. Order
of sale Of real estate entered.
In the matter Of Noting & Burton. Order
allowing homestead exemption to Harrison
Noting out of bis individual assets.
In the matter Of G. L. Lowenthall. Peti.
ton for discharge filed.
In the matter of Jones and Goode. Dis
charge of assignee entered.
In the case of A. A. Dskin. The assignee
was ordered 10 resell the bankrupts rea
estate unless the purchaser shall pay the
balance due by him 10 thirty days.
Gsrnett, assignee, &C., Us. Lisberger and
others. Answer of Waggoner j. Harvey
and demurrer, plea, and answer Of Lisbergel
fled. Demurrer overruled, and cause set fol
hearing on the 81 Of April next.
Court adjourned until Sd OF April next
Judge Hughes left at 1:45 for Norfolk.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RlcHMoNp, TUESDAY.

CHAHcERY Court OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY.
The following cases were disposed of:
Dooley's executrix us. Boucher, SC. De
cree confirming report of sale, and directing
q deed to purchaser who has paid Ia full.
Woodson us. Woodson. Decree confirm
ing report of commissioner, and directing a
sale of the property in the bill and proceed
ings mentioned.
Rutherford Us. Bennett, &c. Decree con.
firming report of commissioner and provid
ing for sale of bonds therein mentioned, II
whole or in part. in order to make distribu
ton at future day.
Bernard, &C., us. Garnet, &c. Decree
substituting trustee in the place of one who
declines to act further as such, construlne
will, and authorizing change of invest
ment.
Goodman us. Humphreys, &c. Decree ir
conformity with opinion of court sustaining
exceptions. and recommtting account to b'
reformed and restated according to the prin
ciples settled in said opinion.