The Daily Dispatch: December 18, 1865., [Electronic resource], Burglary.

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General Assembly of Virginia .

Court of Conciliation.

Provost Court .

To subscribers.

Only two cents .

Advertisements.

Masonic Anniversaries.

District Deputy Grand Masters.

Sons of Temperance .

Charge of attempted Incendiarism.

Alleged robbery in a bar-room.

Additional policemen.

Garroted and robbed.

Mr. Lyons 's horse s.

Beginning Christmas in advance.

Stealing bread.

A runaway wife.

Highway robbery.

A Court to be Abolished.

Work of the military Police.

Sales of property.

Small boys in difficulty.

An armed negro.

A Shift for a Drink.

Clothing himself.

Dispatch Loquitur.

The children's friend.

Mr. Harris , of Maryland .

Mr. Davis Visited by his old Richmond pastor.

Greeley in favor of A. H. Stephens for United States Senator .

The Fenian troubles in New York.

The New York Chamber of Commerce and Southern debtors.

Hanging of William Cerbitt and Patrick Fleming for murder.

National Bank stock subject to taxation by State and municipal authorities.-- Court of Appeals -- September term.

General Grant on the Rebels .

Oregon treasure.

Hon. Thomas Corwin taken down with paralysis.

Colonizing Virginia Freedmen in Florida .

Senator Sumner 's proposition.

An amendment to the Constitution wanted.

A Sorrow Lodge .

The Garland case.

Important Revenue decision on repairs.

Death of Ex-Governor Allen .

Loss of a schooner.

General A. P. Stewart .

Explosion of a locomotive boiler

Trial for treason.

Discharge of civilians.

A New railroad.

General Kilpatrick .

Fire in Petersburg .

Greeley Approves.

From Washington .

Inauguration of Governor Jenkins .

From New Orleans.

The cholera in Paris .

From Kentucky .

Other Dispatches.

Ratification of the anti-slavery amendment by the Legislatures of Georgia and Alabama .

The ice Gerge —— Damage to steamers, &c.

General Scott --from Mexico .

Washington affairs.

New York affairs.

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Burglary.

--The store of J. E. Armstrong, at the upper end of Main street, was burglariously entered on Friday night and robbed of a number of pairs of shoes. A soldier named Harry Thompson has been arrested, charged with the theft.

The Daily Dispatch: December 18, 1865. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. December 18, 1865. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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