The Daily Dispatch: December 21, 1865., [Electronic resource], Schooner burned.

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President 's message.-- General Grant 's report.

Tried for Shooting his step-mother.

Price of the Dispatch .

To subscribers.

Advertisements.

Organization of the civil police.

A boarding-house robbery.

The purchase of stolen iron.

Another Attempted invasion of a dwelling.

Provost Court -- Brevet-Colonel McEntee presiding.

Violating an ordinance.

Raid upon a Poultry House .

The Duke case — sentence of the prisoners.

Re-organization of a Fire Company in Manchester .

A Clergyman robbed.

Robbery in the country.

Admitted to bail.

Christmas is coming.

Recovery of silverware.

Purchase of valuable property.

Holiday festival

Funeral Ceremonies.

Notaries appointed.

A Shooting case.

A ship-yard plundered.

A Line of steamers withdrawn

Virginia Central Railroad

A shoe store robbed

Attempted burglary

Holiday Presents

The President 's message and General Grant 's report.

Death of the King of Belgium .

The Debate on the message.

House of Representatives .

United States Senators from Colorado .

News from Alabama --arrest of R. J. Semmes .

The French to leave Mexico .

Washington Items.

Prentice 's opinion of A. H. Stephens .

A sensible remark.

From Washington .

The report of General Howard .

The funeral of Hon. Thomas Corwin .

Sale of damaged Cotton, &c.

Chilian Affairs.

New York markets.

Baltimore markets.

From Tennessee --State of the river — Cotton Market — appointment.

From Mexico — Fire — release of Gonzales — markets.

From St. Louis .

Fire in New Hampshire .

Emigration — the South needs it.

Another paper in Richmond .

A word to the Fenians .

The Cattle plague in England — Terrible and Increasing Ravages.

Military against civil law in New York.

General Wade Hampton .

The whereabouts of Stephens .

Excitement on the War question in France .

Schooner burned.

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Schooner burned.

--The schooner Georgia, of Baltimore, from New York, bound for Petersburg, with a cargo of about two hundred and eighty bales of hay, a lot of stoves and slate, was burned near Fortress Monroe, on Saturday.

The Daily Dispatch: December 21, 1865. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. December 21, 1865. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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