The Daily Dispatch: December 27, 1865., [Electronic resource], Beating a Woman.

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Semmes , of the Alabama .

Virginia Medical College .

Christmas at St. Joseph 's Orphan Asylum.

Richmond Female Humane Association .

Christmas in Richmond .

Daring Robbery.

Robbery at the Exchange Hotel .

Beating a Woman.

Attempt at rescue.

Attempting to kick down a door.

Breaking a water pipe.

Unprovoked assault.

Charge of attempting to rob.

Violation of an Ordinance.

Interesting case.

The Mayor 's business on Christmas day .

Provost Judge's Court , yesterday.

The Cosmopolite.

Fourth appearance.

A Christmas Frolic:

Trying to get Home.

Turbulency character.

Assault and battery.

The Dispatch — its success.

Profits of Market gardens.

House servants.

Washington Items.

Reports from Mexico .

Heavy snow on the plains.

Impeachment of a Mayor.

The tax on tobacco.

From the Pacific coast — Maximilian — reported Revolt in Mexico .

Fire in Chicago .

New York, December 24 .

Suit for damages.

Notable Marriage.

Cotton and tobacco at Petersburg .

Another editor under arrest.

From Georgia -- Vigilance Committee in Savannah — negroes not to be brought to the city, &c.

Riot between whites and Blacks in Alexandria .

The Government of Mississippi .

General Grant going to the Rio Grande .

The ship Newton ashore.

Fire in Montreal .

Death by suffocation.

New York Bank statement.

New York markets.

Baltimore markets.

The Raising of the frigate Merrimac -- General Hardenbergh commanding the District of Norfolk -- Captain N. Hoysradt appointed provost Marshal of Norfolk .

From Savannah — a regiment in Process of Formation — a mulatto sentenced to one year's imprisonment for using seditious language — the schooner Israel R. Snow Burned — the Mayor of Mobile Prohibits the bringing of negroes into that city.

Fire in Montreal — the Merchants ' Exchange destroyed — the Chief of the fire brigade hurt and two firemen stunned — decision of the American Consul at Montreal Relative to the payment of Ad valorem duties.

Meeting of the Fenian Circles .

Argument of Reverdy Johnson on the test oath.

California Gold.

Stuck to his "Dudeen."

The battle of New Orleans .

Gold and Oil in Marion county, west Virginia .

Horrible affair near Trappe .

Handsome present.

Charitable Bequest.

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Beating a Woman.

--James Elmore was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday for being drunk, disorderly, resisting arrest, and beating Mrs. Belia McCarthy. Mrs. Frances McGee and a policeman testified to the facts, which proved great cruelty on the part of Elmore: and Mrs. McGee also stated that she "wanted that Elmore and her sister, Mrs. McCarthy, should be separated." The Mayor said he had no authority to separate man and wife, and required security in the sum of five hundred dollars to keep the peace for twelve months.

The Daily Dispatch: December 27, 1865. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. December 27, 1865. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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