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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10

R,yryG.--Our lumbermen have becn
making desperate effort TO get their
hnbsr of. Several RATS left this ycster-
Jay and day before, some of which, we
earn, we're tiled up" Tor want of water
whist very few have not yet been heard
hom, and are supposed to have escaped
through the mountains. A little more
ater is much needed.
Quite large number Of the best quality
of ,aw.locs from Anderson's creek have
pissed this pace.
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e,tor from Sherrard Clemens says
( virginia is certain TO secede on
assembling Of the Convention.
uon, John c. Breckenridge arrived at
10 Lexington, on the 50th ult.
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Eas-N0TICE,-An Appeal will be held on the
7th day of MAY next Mt tho Commionioner's
oilice in Clcarfcld borough, when and where all
who feel themselves agrieved by tho above Ap-
Il. X. LIvERGO0D,
apr3-4t Aereo-tiis Approi,er
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NEW sTOR E.--The subscriber has opened
l\ New Store at
Wiihamsviiie, Ciearfeid County, Pa,
here he will keep constantly on hand q general
assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, de-,
which he will exchange for Timber. Boards,
shingles, Grain, Country Produce, &c.
He will be pleased to have all who wish to
purchase any of tie above articles give him
call. JAMES y WlTsON
Williamsyille, April |, 1861
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nLASTERING.- Tho subscriber, having L.
Gated himself in the borough of Clearfcld,
would inform the public thathc is prepared to do
work in tie above line from plain to ornamental
of any description in workmahlike manner.
Also whitewashing and repairing done in neat
manner and on reasonable terms.
April, ,5- lS60-lyr EDWIN CooPER'
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WIN PIcroNs A large number of these
|Tnual ylsiters have already made their
|Tremanee in this quarter.
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N EW DRUG STOR E

The subscribers nave opened full and com
plete assortment OF DRUGS in the new brick
building Of DIR. Woods, on the corner of Locust
AMI Cherry streets, in the borough Of Cloarheld,
whore they will be happy to accommodate any
person who may desire articles in their line. Tho
business will be confined strictly toa
Drug and Prescription Business,
And pains will bespared to render satisfaction
DR., NJ. Woons. the junior partner, may always
be found and consulted in the "DrUg Store
when not absent on professional business. A
separate room for consultation is attached to the
store, where patients may be examined privately.
Every article Usually found in such an estab-
lishment will bekept on hand, and sold at greatly
reduced prices.
TERMs BEING STRICTLY CAsH, will enable them
to offer inducements in the way Of prices
Physicians will be supplied at small per
centuge over cost and carringe, and their orders
are solicited. Every article sold will be pure and
of tie best quality.
fcJ6-tf WOODS BARRETT.
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PEOPLES COOK BOOK.

MODERN COOKERY,
In all its branches. By Miss ELIZA ACroY.
Care .ully Revised by Mrs, S. J. HALE.
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L'XECUTORS' NOTICE.-Letters testnmen-
4 i tnry having this day been granted to the un-
dersigned on the estate of JAMES REA, sr. late
of Jordan township, Clcsrfeld county, deed q.
n II person knowing themselves indebted to sad
estate aro requested to make Immediate payment.
and those having Claims against it will present
them daily authenticated for settlement.
ROBERT RRt.
JAMES REAL jr.
THfS. REA,
March q, 1851 Executors.
L IsT OF RETAILERS Of foreign and
4 4 domestic Merchandise in Cearfeld County,
for the year 1861, subject to the payment of
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S f WING MA e. HIN T.

PRICES FIR q VI $40 to SO.
M, no,,no,p er,w,,,c ,,,o,,,>,,
ino bo pOih IN, %" NV iN" hAohlNs' an en-
sla'ans VI "nisn st IS ue'o IvPrvseh.el mas now
pecono recosh-Ieu isNoIlte wherever II
mas nus uev" nrlT'uoeu 1I "Is -, "eyo"T QUESTION;
e''o oes', ~ wen "s 'To o"p''''u
"",",no NJ" D9'U'o ano p.",,. mn.t;
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r"H'y use, H.. ,,..A;u. e.. .,;,,,. ,....
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lllehTanee IN Tins quarter.
sv~The Convention Of South Carolina
slOpted the permanent Constitution of
'he Confederate States Of America, on the
Eth inst, by the following vote:
Whole number Of members, lT2
For Tie Constitution. l4O
Against the Constitution, 10
Absent, 10
Florida, we believe, is the only one OF
hSeven Confederate States that has yet
p adopt the Constitution.
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NO"KS--Just issued from
I the Mammoth Publishing House and orig
inal Gift Book establishment Of GEORGE q.
EVANS, 459 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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CHARLES ", ROWLAND,
wilmington, Del.

SALES ROOMS.
No 72O Arct Street Philadelphia, Pa.
No. JO4 Market Street, Wilmington, Del.
S. u. BAKER,
marl3-iy 7?0 Arch Street, Phiadel phir.
5sB~ Persons wishing to see the above Machine
in operation, can do SO by calling at the resi-
dcnce of d. W. Moore, in ClearGsld borough.
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PAoBaBLE SufcIDg-aa f cling Let,e-.-Th.
New Orleans Bee, OF the ISL last, iys III II "a;
su e.r.y hour yesterday ling IL Wolnan's
sh swt was picked up on tie lsvse near ia.
liver, JusJ above the steamship LANDING
Fret District. 1t &C. aimed TWO lettets,
written III - deli ate handwriting, on.
them signtd Emily, not addressed 10 any
one. and men tioning TO names. one of then.
Is III such u rambii. &, unconnected STYLE, as
woalu lead to the supt,osi+ion that the writer
War ldbortug Unoer an alteration OF mind
The other WAS probably written first, aud is
evt emily iut-nGed Tor a lover. IL Is touch
ing AID Simply word-d paper, and we gave il
entire, as follows:
"Wnsn am gone You will feel how much
loved yen, aid Will lomember every wor
told you the iast time we met. oh, how
strongly recollect them now, and how b. tier.
~ ieri ~ know that you listened, but did OF
b-iieve. You thought Was We TX and foolish
that did Tot MEAN all said. viii you
think now? But do not ihiak reproach
you. Oh, no, could not, / would not DO thar,
aud >hou,d never nave any pc ic. in another
sphere II thought you: nc used yourself OIL
i ola going 10 do. You Will think tan wri
Il very c 4iInly, perhaps coidly, ia speaking
me way 20 VI such things; thd may he lam,
hut ii is not be- do act fell 9Th, God,
You Will kn.w what. Iii bee ,bse my hear
1eeis axe ice, aud am colo a i over as II
was dead aisoaoy, aid only my spirit was
*fitine. Yes, an dead, dead, far m spirit
IL iesoiSeo, anu only III tie CT Is ecess r,
u make na- dead to the eyes OF o,ntys
MJ psioSa ;. ! know taat you though you
We're doing all tor the beat, and that gu oil,
not WAL me 10 sacriflIe self 10 sUl
Thought would be duiax But mad not sac
nu..d my srI ALREADY? thought SO, adj
toia You -. There could be no NOR saer,-
n 20 ior ine Well, never mind low lIwa,
nee. sssry, ior your sake, tia l should ace on
No o1re w, hown ayd tried 70 III x this VA.
not o.; out Kew II VIE. YJu atu NOS liz.
~ va me VI IL plainly, hit / anew IL just :.
VII al. .he Has. What " uld b, v / .ho.
II IA H. a A
49, 20 osrk 20 frixhifu, 4. NE e.,.,d ~
Too Mil iorxise sonr may, wou'i
hsr only t. nit VIA loving vow 20.
sSr nsr owu na ppsas Is
'pSNt erievs for m,e. s.ri,rr
IA. Win. tor saai, b always with xaa
an " ~ nae osssn, Tor II l Cannot al swer YOU.
az - ~" " near Your dear yu,cv aus
Tvs. va forever project AID pr.so-r sop ~
- i
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N1Eas.'

~ As1Ds
EOs the Eth st., At l0oco k p. H.. NJ .. LOUISA
ell Ls nOY, NJ z Of owasd 40, Ia J. II
yea- of her re after q \ o ( islnsss.
The i n n aGd ACQUAINTANCE OF tie family
in, ed 90 AIT erd her fnu,r from III. res,ds ri
hef hu bard on Main street, be ween 9th aud 2hh.
on Friday evening next. q. OIL OK. WI Loat rus-
ther nvslca.
November 5th, 1851. at III o'clock. T. NJ. Mrs.
LII G. Imam, In the SD y, a. of her sse.
h.r frien Is and q .niI:anees and those OF Er.
Richars k4yes G. quc~ied TO attend h~r fune
raj ON hts h.u e, the Brook road, tias Day at
half past O'clock.
At rr del k,burg, on the morning Of the osa
Inst HARVEY LA ~ BON, iafA4 { soa oi w, y.
AL Vi gi.is 2ps.
keis t,v. AID frie ds are vitef TO atterd ihe
fun:re, ircra tbs Residence of ! hos. u Epks, COZ
Fer Baker aud LAT streets, -dty AZ IA eik.
On Wednesday, mon lug, Nov. eth, MARY
COLtMA.S, daughter Of Chss j. and Ot.era o.
Fox.a
Farewell ve yield thee to the tomb with many a
hiit-sr tear,
Tho twas not NEE. soul like thine should longer
carry here.
Font clustering hopes have Suck with thee that
death csa pe'er restore,
Love cast. garland On thy turf that may NOT
blossom NOR
But ',sa art where each dream of hope ssail la
iuii;oa fade.
And love immortal and refaei glow on without a
shade
Ths friends md aequsntaoces of the family ere
pec.fuiy invited attend her fpnsral :r..a t.s
residence Of her psrents on g, W, kStv.e Monroe
and Henry streets, n THURSDAY morning, ., IL
CLOCK.
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TIE BLOCKADE OFF GEO RGgTowS, S C-The
Charleston, 5. G., Courier, of the Cd instant
las received letter from entieInan living
near Georgetown, South Carolina, which
says:
"tur little harbor has been watched for
some tine by large bark, doubtless one of
LihcoiG's apes. 1t has more the appeara nee
Of full grown mastiff searching for mice than
6 man Of war ye~s-i
g The rice crop in this section is very good
and tn harvest nearly over If braflam l.
wishes TO procure some tor his subjects he has
only TO send ard we are prepared to give his
am oassador warm reception"
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-egiment, WIS further continued.

4 Musfcai T.a0..- * George, as Will he seen
by advertisement, ana his acconp ished
itushcar, III I'd ,me Bonavita, propose tn Civ,
CO. cert in our city and at other points in
ne $ uth+rn O. Ef.deracy fer the benefit of
The Sou th-rn soldiers. The distinguished
musical abilities cf ,he Professor, ana the
exquisite voice Of Msdnme Ronayitt, rs We
.irawn crowded houses In Norfolk as we pre-
fict they will wherever genius can be appre-
cisted and pa riotism honored Signor G.orge
is we'll and ftyora bly, known in our city, of
which he was former resident and bears
high concentrations N his psf patriotic en-
terprises from Gen Huger, Gen. Bl.ncha ard,
Ma, or Lamb, OF Norfolk, and other distn--
guished soldiers and citizens. Both for him.
self ana for his cause, we hope he will be
greeted everywhere with 4 hattering and
cordial WELCOME
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lecture an G9man-We invite attention
to the advertisement Of Mr. Krupshy, who
will lecture on "Chymistry" in the school in
s'ituii,n of Rev. Mir. Bohringei, on 5sh street,
Navy Hill He comes recommended AS a very
learned apothecary, and, rs he reads his lee
lures in German, will. we are cure, have at
teniive hearers amongst our young German
citizens. Mr. * il master of the pharmsceu-
tic arts. graduate OF the University of Wen
Ia, and served many years as physician and
apotbecary in the hospitals eff the "Brothers
of Charity ia Austria
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COMM GAL.
RicAnsnd a1asksss, NSv. 6. 1884.

r kicAnsnd a1askess, Msv. 6. 1894.
We givs the VII iesals q aosasisls Of ths issd4ng
articles In tho kiehmcnd markets e
Acknowledgements 2:a2i; Siaes %; Shoulders
/ s0s2i.
BUTTER--Ia great seu and 9. 4os45 cents -
Farmers would CO well 10 trrn their attention o
the production OF this article, and send It drect 20
marx avoiding al drsliaes WI trsvcnng speed
lat IRIS.
BEANs- MIXED so cts no whit. In market
CORNING q ,ote IS cts pei bushel scsspsn
=. nm MEAt--B,lsen a5s,$ ;unbol ed 7o,.
COFFEE-ki 45ais ~. No other qualities 10
market
FLOUR Ne mt. soma improvement ind
o. o. $ s. as, !" Family iy s3ass :. 49, Eve
FEED.--Timo.hy hsy si7s scare; Clover
81 90 sailed oGis 81 81, oaA 10y he bus e., soc !;
MoLAs ,ES-west India 4os545c.; NV Orleans
s 465
eaLr fine 60 :ols 10 foe Liverpool; Ground
Alum rgioiA AT s,.oJ per rag
SUGARS --Sugsrs are iea y. Onbe 12s c s.;
Pc 70 Kico v-,J scarce SOCKS OF Brown very
light, prices high Ne~ Oriea.s L: re- fc Refined
New Oriean SO losc rushed 2ac., STOCK mai;
Coffee 5G20c.
1oBAI CO.-Toe reeeipta Of obacce are Light
at this time, no.ic- ANNA / IN IL The
market. Ne qnets Lugs, of good weights at
@ inferior leaf .G5 good seq /; good sad
| nue. dry English SsM Il; " sxtr. rne hd
have rscenAy solo at si.i fancy wfappers 81 g
IS.
WHEAT. -qe Cd Red 0tc IS cents; Pcoi White
81 70 l05-extrs qaaEt es coMIns@d fraction
wHISKEY sum eriean, years old. ..25,
years. ~ per cent years old, & yesrs cid,
$40; kia4ns0nd k-ctifed e5 cts.; w. Wa iae<'
NJ nat.io Dew, 81; Matted kye, elo. Tor new. and
&l..0 or old
WOOL Washed Virginia Wool, sGe9 0, IN
wash o, $50 &c; dne Aszino uaeasbed, so145o;
MONEY MARKET.
Tho BIZ kers are buying silver q. ic cents, ard
sol Ing at - oents Id al Is cents, sld ssLinS
lStIS CENT?.
The notes Of the principal Banks of Georgia,
South Caro- ina North Ear liza, Alabama and sone
Of the 2 ennesree banks, are taken deposit by
our Banks. be notes al the Bank OF Pit. yvsnia
are no; taken on dep SIT bat they received ST
the treasury IN payin Mt OF taxes and other dues
TO the sta the commissioner app .intro by tie
Governor 10 eE anime 1t ing reported the Bank
20 be Solvent and establish. upon legal bs=is
CATTLE MARKET.
BEEF CATTLf-Ths market ia well supplied
We quote 50 50 TO IS per cwt gros,-S1 " ( @
nett.
suEEP-From 81 10 So gross. The supply is
limited
HO;+S-For coru.ted the price continues ut go,
with aoundaut receipts. No dIstuery hvgs In tbs
market.
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Theatre.-The dramatic company has been
improved by the addition oi some good actors,
and the general business OF tie stage is going
IN mo g smoothly thiin at fret II is the in
Ien,ion at the manager a. bring hither the
BEST talent whis', the Conioderacy affords,
having already effected engagements to that
md We invite attention 10 the bill for TO-
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Ramr--fhere is Il report in town that A.
. Brlmmei. who went from this city as a
Lieutenant in kirbys Artillery and by some
means fell into the hands Of the enemy,
mas been recaptured and will soon be brought
ere as a prisoner, rpon what charge we 10
not deem il recess iry 10 say.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

Ranow0y Horse-A hoise attach ed to a
'overeG v. hice, made "A furious run down
hain street, Yesterday afternoon aud sho wed
disposition to plunge INFO West & John
tons bookstore, hut brought up witha sln ,sh
gaiist Rees y daguerrean show case in front.
The carriage was somewhat damaged, and
pictures We're scattered abou. promiscnousl,
~ the sidewalk, the hkenesses If several dis
inguished individuals being exiingniahed for
o." time, as we'll as those OF some small q,
fry
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

PsoB,BLE Less OF FIvR OF THE Crack
SrEANEks F TIE YAsERs FLERr The hctioa-
al intel ig-nesr the other day, In its d. script
of the Gs.nd Armsda, said IN t the l $40
h"rses alta he'd to tha expediii n werr
mosiv on board the Great Republic, Van.
orbit, Ocean Queen, Battle, and Ericssou.
The account yesterday was that, aft.r HI
storm, The beach for miles alb ut Gu. rituck
was strewad with the dead bodi-s of horses
which had been drowned. This fact indi.
Gates that the above-namad steamers must
have been in n T. rribie strait, and Ii is not al
all i'm probable that they hsd to give un the
ghost in their fight with old Neptune. --pcsers.
burg Erf,rtss 9Th
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coAFIscATIos or BRITISH VESSELS -V'Hct ,ri!l
the b. irish Goce-a,ncR; Dc THE Savannah h..
pnbiionr, referring TO account ia he New
York Rsrald Of the condemna ton of the Brit
ish ship Htawatha, seized III an attempt TO
run the Lincoln blockade, remarks
a number of foreign vessels 1t appears
stand ia par dyiicta, and Ii VS. agreed among
counsel that they shout follow il The same
dire elton.
ltappetrs 70 Us thatiu these proceedings the
contingency has arisen in which the British
Government will feel cal ed on to assert its
rights under the Law OF II ri ms. 1.-THE block
ade is an Elective one. England under THAI
law. is bound 10 respecrit. If lis not effective
no LIABILITY can attach to the vessels OF foreign
Da'ioBs that seek 10 violate il. That It Is not
effective In this case, England has am pie and
tncontPstible evidence Vessels have been go.
Ing IN and ont OF Conf derate ports from the
declaration OF tho blockade until now, and in
every case, we have reason 10 believe the fact
has been duly communicated in an authentic
form, to that Government. Her rich t, there
fore, TO resist this usurpation of the Lincoln
Gov rnment, is clear. The only question is,
will she, under all the circumstances OF the
time, consider herself bound In .hi. case 10
protect the rieh's and property of her sub
lects: AS she has never failed in this obiiga-
ton, heretofore, il Is reasonable to conclude
that she will not be deferred from il now
We shall see
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CATTLE MARKET
So ECkAeA Nc EsEE.~.
E LARGE AND
UNRESGREED
AUCTION SALE
OF
u Il i G. o. DS

DRY GODS.
The co-parfnersLip now sting between thu
undei sgnf d viii on expire, b hat .tion J his,
tg-ther wta the tact that neatly al OF our saIes.
ore ia tn army, Lss deterini cd us 10 eosa at
PUBLIC AUCTION. WITHOUT SERVE. on
TUErDAI. PORN NoyEMBEa,
In orr SIORE-ROOM> NJ 40 nj, u 49,.
kicnIupDd, ~ , L.. WHOLE ca our farce IN Via.
SrAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
- sa.s Is, and a. BROWN sH. EFT MS
-- hales bkoW lAiLls aa+ s:sN A d. hC,,,
ulh,iIOS FAN Els
flu ne + h aehed sHIRlINGS.
ol-acheo Dt ILL., ana JEANS
VT l., Re, ine ana Gr,s TLANNEl4S
"a, IS sn IA bri ian d m i;ausn.nrS
sea lack Il gil ii PRINTS.
Is. ack ard Colofea kngi.sn CdMBRICS.
NNite, ray, Blue, AN t}r en-, Eu.I II, Army
and Bed BLANKETS.
SIMFRto.
s-4 ray yng,n'ss ASSIMFREs.
Cd Gray ana .rah kERSkYS
b4 Gras CLOTHS (>rei, h ~ u,ska.>
BlaSs + u -rd raw 5 aTiNErTS
f. ne. AS>INEeES AID N...>ViNGS
While GOODS ia g,ea, veri ~
e. K and Coirred COTTON EELVETS
Ia c. aud MOURN & DRESS Gu1DS.
hich CD led ana olafk 81 Ks
Msroslin' ard iui SILKS
EARMERS' SAiINS RI, asrades
u
ne 81. erie BUTTONS.
Metal . " itsr, BUTTONS
ack THREADS.
u SPOOL COTTON
hisc& .uo Cnl d 5, WING SILKS.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, Ii DKtS and other
mall " ar' S, IN gees variety
SHAW IL; L, no aid y bic CtjVERS
M-ri' SHl RrS ~ g DRAWERS
La ie-' NDER WEAR
inl H LIN Ems ID iMASKS
5bWELINt,S, NAPKINS SHEETINGS
PILLOW A5E LlNENS TABt. +.
CLOTHS.
ALSO,
line OF Velvet and Il. uss AZ
CARPETS
OF the celeb"Sted make e J Crossl Y IL Son =.
Thr. e ply end grain CAoPr Is OF the Hartford
Lowell make
"a %, aud "a Pas age ard Stair do.
i OK NGS, LUGk Gu Ills
RUGS, MATS, SC, &c.
ALS0-A large lot of
CURTAIN GOODS,
Embracing Epg'i Damask and brocstae I.sca
and Muslin Curfai 20 s.
Hasirg h On largtly engaged in up in9 Clcth-
ing and quip GEMS or the afay, IT, rct.sa,s sad
mi itary Officers will find this i !c eInnen-sy rvor.
Try ot n ir sttentippthe sr. ~ bulk u5lT t..I
hoing III that class OF Goods noN &c rnuc. Il .,e-
pand.
~ Goods packed snd delivered L usual
Terms -~Ussh lin sanhabie funds; On delivery.
no ids " 'IkiNS . tICALEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

e. > Armory There seems 70 have been
40 hack Of n-rry ON TIE part OF the managers
aud wcrkmen III the Confederate State Armo
~, in thi. city. The machinery is nearly al
IN operation, turning out arms Of superior
quality.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

Tr.at Coact.ded-The jury in the case OF
Joscph Bernard, indicted for the murder Of
Jnhn .. Taylor, IN Henrico county, rendered
I verdict Of murder in the second degree. fix
ing the term OF hie imprisonment in the peni
entiary IA; nine years. It is understood that
EN- OF the jury were in favor OF capital pun
tshppDi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

PsrSon"i-F, p. Turner. Esq, Il member IF
he Virginia State Convention from Weatern
Virginia, arrived i'll the .ity yesterday. aud i,
.,cppiug at the Spotswood. j. b. Cooke,
Esq, one of the distinguished engineers in
n'iarge Of The submarine bate i-s noyy in
course OF construction in the South. il II The
Exchange. He visits Richmond on probes
,ionai buriness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

Prisoners 81 Uv-Tne two prisoners who
arrived here un Tuesday evening, came from
Meadow Binh, IN Western Virginia, section
:. Inch has contributed literally TO the popula-
ton Of our military iails
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

An USLCcxY hccIDRSr--We learn that
few evenings since the large portrait OF Hon
Felix Grun ~, hanging in the museu m Of the
Historical Society, come looseced from jts
nastenings a q fell, shattering in its descent
some Of the parlor lamps formerly be,ou ring
to General Andrew Jackson. witch were Il,
posses 8 on Of the society. and which were set.
ting beneath it.-Nashriik Bassev. 8la.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

RUMoRRp css ~ rrr Svr..r, S~n
The vannah Repx1lcas. Of The 1th tnsf :.
saysinst report reached thst ctty on SIM.
y that the steNmsr swan. 4 ven knowu
*Nvsnnsn river h0et, hsd hesn lost on 4 trip
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-07

A,vtsol # f,oopx--Amon2 tho numbers Of
line troop lately arrived, We may mention
,,Arii.ularly Oh. 2lst Georgia regiai-nt, Col.
,lritil, 100 strong, which passed through
Yesterday to their encampment below the