The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1865., [Electronic resource], A Deserter.

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Latest from Washington by mail.

From Chili and Peru --the Situation .

Whence comes all this cotton?

A negro jury in Missouri .

Election of railroad officers.

Piedmont railroad .

North Carolina Items.

The great Government sale of railroad material.

A Jocular Christian .

Taken in by a loyal refugee from the South .

Affairs in Illinois .

The cholera abroad.

Negro suffrage in the District of Columbia .

The eight -hour system.

Legal decision.

Miraculous escape from death.

Death from a Jump.

Negroes coming to town.

The Draco resolution.

Dr. Chambers 's sermon.

General Breckinridge .

Coal oil --where found.

The old Richmond Chess Club .

Remarkable suit in Baltimore .

General Assembly of Virginia .

From Mexico — Imperial Successes.

Legal tenders not a legal tender.

General Longstreet .

Only two cents .

Advertisements.

Our city subscribers.

Meeting of the stockholders of the Richmond and Danville railroad .

A Complicated affair.

Knights Temlars — election of officers.

Ruffianly assault.

Re-arrest of a New York rough.

Mayor's Court .

Court of Conciliation.

Provost Court .

Elegant passenger cars.

Agricultural fairs.

The Light Infantry Blues.

Advantages of advertising.

Theft of money and jewelry.

Assault upon a policeman.

Kentucky Legislature.

Ratification of the anti-slavery amendment by Oregon .

New York Markets .

Baltimore Markets.

By Johnson 's Independent Agency.

The Mexican mission.

Indian Affairs.

The American Trade League.

General Meade in Washington .

Death of a Master.

Execution of a murderer.

New York Markets .

Singular case of honest false Swearing.

In a Predicament.

Pithy Criticism.

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A Deserter.

--Corporal Thomas Hagan, of the Twelfth United States infantry, is recorded on the police register as having deserted without paying his sutler's bill. A man who will run away without paying his honest debts is too mean to live, and we advise the authorities to let Hagan slide.

The Daily Dispatch: December 15, 1865. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. December 15, 1865. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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