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shall q all times be Supplied with everything a good
hons and foreign market can 81 "A and having in ms
empioF good and eyperlerced cooks aud table servants
everything sEau be prepared and served In the besi
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M virtue Of . Dsea o. Trust cEecutei e ne By LG
- Flrus aad Ha1az : EIyea, IN tae lah Gay APRIL
1Saa- ~ n reootd In fbs cDas q ta5 Fro5aae CLERK Of
- e-1nsr 81 Tfgiah. snf s-ate o. Mississippi for fhe
pupess q rscurilE ce1tals ds1l5 fn-rs-h neme. W.
- - T4rT OF MARCH MKT, At She ~residence Of
the las L. g. Elycs sell % the highest BIDDER To- ceso5
80 f-lsoulnr tractE Or parcels m -an15 to-Elts me
--.-est reriun q lara upon which he late l. 9 Alyce
1ivaf ana upuu Whteh his steam saHmU Nas Hlastea
- ne tine of ne execution ~ said deed ADD, also
1870 traa kn5su as nat psrt q George Roses usd
49, srf eaf suzrf g. 4 s1n, Alber Rose being one
$500 - fwrarF-sir screE OF o. the west side Of
section tuentT-siEl and tsrty acres or TIE llILn
---f-rrf rerim tEenty. al N toHushipo orc ard range
- e.s--m ne bases meridian o. IhloEasaN sts4Ns
-. TIE j. believed q Be md~usteds bui 1 VII con-
1870 title a. has been invested IN ne a. trustee.
800 A. y EEENOLDs, Trustee
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Containing fkree hne tables aasrding a pleasant aE'
bealfbv recreation for . Leisure hour
Fvfrvtbiug in my power shah De Gene % MsAs t'
sg ssIs IN sdN ?. LIE, Superintendent.
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BLIND ToM.-Tbis little negro boy pianist
shortly commences a series of his concerts in
our city, as may be seen byreferring to bis ad-
verlisement. His reputation as the greatest
musical prodigy on earth, is already well es-
tablisbed. The Portsmouth, Va. daily Trga-
! ,eyipt. saws Of him "This musical prodigy
attracted to- Oxford hall last night the most
fashionable and sppreeistive audience We have
seen within It's walls since liz reconstrustion-
representatives Of the pulpit, Pill box, pen,
greenbag, yard stick, eic., etc, besides a host
Of ladies', comprising the best musical talent in
The city. The enthusiasm to see and hear
Tom, however, great as it was, did not equal
that produced by the actual performances Of
this truly wonderful little blind negro. There
was a positive suspicion in our minds that bis
rowers as pianist would not respond to the
public expectation, but the plaudits Of the
hundreds testified. that they were more than
sa6hsd. His performances were remarkable,
grand, perfect. Amateurs are not a whit be-
bind verdants in their marvelling at the fine
finish, exquisite touch, rapid execution, pre-
else observance Of musical rules, and general
excellence that chaTscterizes Toms execution,
and be gave abundant proof that it was anat-
ural if extraordinary gift. Fer ourselves,
since hearing him, we have not entertained an
idea Of Analysing bis skill-it isa task be-
yone human ksn-and We have only to say
that he is a veritable wonder"
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And Furnishing Goods tos Gunmakersl J
Re. 20 gsfsrs5a shsss Opposite as omnsEcsi
MErPrla. TEEN.

-aEeo al articles ID
UEEr q 49, -s-safliEh % The trade, ct
IA thelr line El1ch rbzz o. cost T. taeir tore can
e. retaii. a. q snail s-sud Single, for Deer Duck and
Be found Cans, DuIst ana Lamiuatee Steel kErrets
Bro sh07lnE- Dueiinzf aud Pgciet Pis osi COTS
Pistol@s athsr Repsatsrs, Eih ne --latest improve
Allsn'ssnor and nerinEerif Pistoia. Erue P0cket Pis-
neu-hsir a9u msEuisrure, wits tie grest improve
Rrt on ueriugera Pattern Alnea q rFeT lesIP-
Uon. Farrussiol Cspa % ererT cutitfT Powder
Fsffr e rarisus knds. Ehot Belts, Pourhess Irinking
Cups. etc Gusu Wacdiug. Cu1ers-Huntns Knives,
al nus Peczet Knives
PErriculur EfffEtiQ1 given % ell rrceT6 To- new WoxEi
- nouHle Barre Guns, Eiaes. ard Pistss-
Herairinz q every description zone a. the shortest
Efioa. and fuzzy ruarEuteed- fes dsn-EeoW
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CHAMBER or CoRMEEcE.-A meeting et
this association at their rooms last night was
we'll attended. The room was crowded and
the wsrmest interest was evinced in the pro-
csedlngs. The subject before the chamber was
the alleged discrimination on the part Of the
Mobile and Ohio road against the trade Of
Msnphis, and the interests Of the people Of
north Mississippi, The subject was discussed
very thoroughly BY the merchants Of the city,
railway men, and gentlemen on the line Of the
road IN Mississippi Two able communiea-
lions on the subject from citizens residing on
the line Of road wers read. Ths whole went
to show that the most fagrsnt and unjust pro-
csedlngs are SUBSTANTIALLY adopted in the
management Of the road, calculated to injnFe
the n Of this city and to damage the
interests Of planters and others residing near
the line OF road, and ali in direct opposition to
tae strongly expressed wishes Of citizens.
living within Two hundred miles Of Corinth.
The whole matter was referred to a committee
o. five, consisting Of H. G. Smith, F. A. Nell
son. 5. A. SAMPLER. Titus and W. A. Goodwin,
who viii investigate The facts and report to a
spscial meeting, to be summoned for that Pur-
pose, at as early a day as possible. It is ex-
psetsd that the report will be ready in two or
three days,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-20

DEBTs DEE ALIEN EsEMIEs.-The following
bill, relative TO debts due alien enemies, has
passed the Alabama Senate unanimously
been twice Rad in the House, and referred to
the Judiciary committee:
Be IL enacted &c Thst until the Legislature
shall otherwise provide, no suit or other pro
ceeding shall be prosecuted to judgment il
any court of this State, for any debt or money
due, in whole or part, tn an alien enemy Of tn
Confederate States of America. or to any per.
son who has BEEN 's, or shaii be engs ged in ACT
uat hostility to said Confederate STATES OF
VINO, in any manner, has given, is giving. Of
shall give aid and comfort to the enemy en-
gagged In war with said Confederate States
nor shall any execution be issued upon an,
boud having the effect Of Judgment, i,
whole or in part, ia favor of any such siiel
enemy or person And oil executions upop
any such judgment. decree or bond, now H.
the h1nds Of any oIiicar Of this State for col
lection, shall be returned 10 The courts from
which they issued stayed by the operatio,
Of law"
md be IL further enacted, That II any suit now
pending IN the courts Of this state, in favor
II any such alien enemy or person, shall b.
dismissed, 20 Judgment shall be rendered
and no execution shall be issued against the
security for costs in any such suit, If a citiz-n
OF this State until the Legislature shall other.
wise provide.
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WEED AND FREMohT.-We have lately
published the reluctant confession of Weed,
the sanity editor CT the Albany Eceniac
Journal that Fremont is humbug. Ii grieves
Weed TO the heart, he tells US, to be forced 10
come TO the conclusion that Fremont las been
administering the duties of Lis responsible
post in Missouri for his personal benefit,
emolument, and aggrandiG" nient, and not fol-
the glory and good Of the Yankee nation
Weed is forced in anguish of soul to cnuiner-
ate various and sundry items of Fremonts
swindling operations, which seem to have
begun before he left France, in purchasing
bad guns, and to have been continued after
his arrival in this country in series of cor
rupt transactions which Gil tie virtuous soul
of Weed with horror and almost with despair
We infer from Weeds account thut if there
was virtue and patriotism anywhere in this
wicked world, outside of his own immaculate
bosom, be supposed it was TO be found in the
virgin heart of Fremont. How keen then the
anguish of this aged apostle of the press and
renowned paragon of homes: living, when he
discovered that his saint aud hero WAS as hol-
low, tainted, and thievish as New York poll
sician! Except the anguish of David over the
fall Of Atsoiom, We know nothing more
touching than Thrrlow Weeds lament over
John {. Fremont's dereliotions from righteous
ness
There are nncharitaal- people in The world
who Will turn up their noses and say that
Thnrlow Weed is an old hypocrite, and a
greater rascal than John e. Fremont himself
3a; not 50 fast, ill-natured critic Was Thur.
low Weed ever found ont That is the CUES
bon In this exemplary and decent world
'ne essence of crime seems TO consist in the
discovery, and not in tho commission. Ttur.
low Weed has been political and newspaper
leader OF New York for half a century, and
has been accused Of more trickery, tergiver-
cation, bargain, intrigue. and corruption li,an
any other politician In his native State, moi
excepting Martin Van Buren aud WIN Fl
Seward But in the poetic language of the
African chicken thief, prove i. pom me, then
I'll own it," No one ever proved npon
Weed one Of the ten thousand snormities he
has been accused Of nor has be ever been
displaced from official position on account OF
imprudence. How sadly has Fremont disap
pointed the expectations Of his venerable
friend. When Thurlow Weed rebukes a
rascal, what fool as well as rogue the Oh,
jet Of his virtuoas censure must be!
But what are We to think of the Govern.
nent whi@h placed Fremont In his responsible
position Bat few moths ago he was
ds"igod, and his appointment to the con.
maud In Missouri was hailed with enthusiast
nc aeelamatfors Five years ago the came
man was the candidate Of the Black Repnh.
hean party for the Presidency of the United
S'a'es ohe alter another, lite gods turn out
!" "s ,'o'' OF wood and stone, and the me
VINO pl4's lhssa ON their affairs one day, split
them up and burn them to ashes the next
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COURAGE OF TIE ESEsy.-We fally agree
with u southern contemporary t Lat it is un-
Just and impolitie 10 deprsciate the courage OF
The enemy, re preseoting them as u race OF
cJSards, ready 10 dispense upon the reading
Of the riot acL BY such representation we i'll
duee our own brave soldiers 10 relax theiI
vigilance, and when victorious, asthey almo,t
always ars, the iaurels won FROM puaiil;ih.-
nlous Toe eau neither be Very brilliant nor
enduring. The great mass vi AL races vi mel.
are endowed with g1ysioal courage, and III.
Yankees ioiAn lao exception IL Is equal,
true tnat tuuY have achieved no military IL
verses IL tiic present war, Tor tDey are hs aGin.
II. u bad CAUSE ANT against people 40 hay.
l-s ouiy Mv.e lli,ilary spun. ana aptitude, pu.
WHO arc Defending their homes and al tia,
ulakes Hte WORTH having. Nor, We're III,
aEeny uuioruliy triumphant, lustead Of uin-
t.TnIy defeated, wo4.i iao result have any
1unslaeiaDie Gearing on llio question WAetne.
the Yankees aio or aie not d brave people
For IL Is not il.e iaiAcss " 40 COMPOSE lii,
M..ln Oooy oi lilo rans ana ile vi the federa.
array, bul The Gerulaiis AID lush, W 40 have
always Lisis spiendId soidierS, aud wnose
courage anal endurance are prvverbiai. Even
II tho lanhoeo are AS great poitroons dc
many SUPPOSE thsy have got Inen 10 tignt toi
them WHO have always been regarded
smouy the oes; :igh.ins materials Ia Europe,
aud hence We ousni not ~ despIse lie eheny.
Dor dun the laurel of our own heroic
Tenders by Representing their victories as
easily achieved
IL Is no Common glory, in our opinion, TO
conquer rueA men as Iougilt al Springfield, Co
lumbus, Manassas, Leesourg, and other great
battles of this war We should leave it TO
Russell. and such caricaturists of boil, nations
10 America to report this as a mere Chinese
civil wars ligh: of Shanghai roostere, or de-
mented turkey gobblera. For our own part,
We regard the achievements Of orr Southern
troops in this contest us among the most re
mar kable in The annals of war. They have
defeated, III almost every battle, regulartroops
and well disciplined volunteers, made up Ill
grea, part of the best fighting nlea of Europe
and the North, and with the odds against us, Ill
almost every battle, of three or four to one
This is glory enough for any people. 1t GER
tainly cannot be increased by representing
their enc mies ~ towards.
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Hastings CoNrt-Iudse LroAs presiding
In the case OF James Davis, tried for stealing
money from James Johnson, the jury yester-
day rendered verdict Of guilty, and sentence
Of one years Imprisonment in the peniteI.-
tiary was pronounced. The prisoner s mother,
xho was present, was over Shelmed with
grief III The result.
Henry Cooper was tried for stealing d
watch and ii pistol from Frank Is. Garnelt, al
TIE Exchange Hotel, and convicted. His term
Of Imprisonment in the penitentiary was fixed
at one year.
George Black, indicted for stealing a watch
from james Broderick, was arraigued, and
the jury having been sworn, further proceed
Jugs were postponed until to-day
The case of John A. II T. Armistead in
d:cted for grand larceny, has been continued
to next term.
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PRKsIDSST's MEssAek.--We lay before oar
readers today the Message Of Precedent Davis
to the Provisional Congress al it, adjourned ses
sion. II isbrief, clear, and comprehensive. We
recommend to the croakers lite gratifying state
men, ofihe progress and success ofthe efforts al
the South for independence. If the North could
make such an exhibit, if she could point to All
slmost uninterrupted succession OF brilliant
victories, and 10 satisfactory working of her
financial system, would we hear word Of
complain, from the most hypochoudriac of be,
sableetsf The President refers, in aprropri
ate terms, to the. recent outrage upon oui
ministers, and in allusion TO the pillaging ano
insurrectionary purposes of the naval armada
seeaks the sentiments of every Southern
heart, of justice. and of sonnd policy, as well
when be declares that men who Thus disre
gard the rights of humanity must expect to be
teai, with as offenders against all laws, human
and diviue.
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TrssUArs November 10, ISL.

TrsspArs November ~, ISL.
Congress met at IL o'clock. Hon. HOWELL
Co.'s in the Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Brown.
The following mem bers In addition 10 ,hose
reported yesterday were present:
a,r. sparrow, of Louisiana.
Mr. Meplminger, of South Carolina.
MIR Reagan, Of Texas.
Mr.. Davis, of North Carolina.
Dir. Seldom, Of Virginia.
Mr.. Thon as, of Tennessee
MIR. VEyABLs. OF North Carolina, from the
committee appointed to wait on the Presi-
dent of the Confederate states, reported that
that the President would make q communi-
cation in writing to-day, which was snbse-
qnenly presented ny his Secretary, As fol-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-20

HoRRIBLR MIR DER On Monday last Mrs
Harris, living six miles from Paris, was foun d
de id in her house, with her throat cat. The
perpe rator Of the deed YVES Choctaw Indian
which the lsdy's husband had employed Oh
ais farm. Un Mon day morning Mr.. Harri.
left home, leaving the Indian doing sornt
work about the house. When he returned h.
found his wife lying dead on the f1oor Of his
house with her throat cut, and The Indian
gone. A posse Of men started ID pursuit OF
Lae Indian, and overhauled him on this side
of Red River, In the act OF crossing. He was
brought back, acknowledged the crime, and
on "Wednesday was hung by the citizens in
the neiKhborhood Of MIR. Harris. He acknowi-
edged having killed Choctaw woman in th Q
Nation previous TO the murder Of Mrs. Harris.
Paris lTtxas) Adcocaie, I'd iass.
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THs HxsoEs or TIE RkyoIurIos-y1a, III
Endsrsd.-Ths following extracts from ,hs
letters Of Gen. Nathaniel Greene possess in
fsrest Mt this time:
the battle Of Entaw Springs writes
the 1sasral, "hEosreds Of my ms were ms
naked us ihey were born. Posterity viii
ss;nfceiy b'iievs that the bare loias Of many
brave men, Who carr,sd death into tbs ersIay s
ranks at EutaW, We're CALLED by taeir car.
fridge boxes, while folded rag or tiff of
NOES rTo,ec ted their shoulders from sUst..in.
ing thes injury from, the mtsk.i,,'
In letter 10 the Secretary Of War. he
rsys:
1--WE have three hundred men without arms
and u1<ro thar pns Thousand 80 naked III 1t
fhsy can be pn1on duty only Iii csses Of drs-
peTate nature. II have been seven mon this IN
The field without takiag or my ciosAss.''
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tsFENIAL cpsAEsRofpEscb Oh IHR pssfAESA
NoasoIK, Nov. 10, 1881. :
The eass Of thu Common wealth "a. A
Bonrgurn, charged with stealing an OK, We
disposed of yesterday In the Circuit5 tsoufX
The accused will be punished by chntineme
In the city prison for twelve mOnthss
In the case OF the young man Moof
charged with burglary, "A trne bill was nd
found.
The issue of small notes is now under cor
sheraton by the Grand Jury
The two individuals arrested at u gamblin
mouse on Sunday night, and charged with
violation of the law in keeping such an ei
adjustment, appeared before the Mayor ye,
tefday, and gave security tor their appea
ancs before his Honor to-day for an invest
CATION or tue case
The Virginia Annual Conference of thX
Methodist Episcopal Church will meet in thi !
city to morrow. The deliberations will bd
held in the cumberland street Church, now
in charge Of Rev. Robert Michaeis The ven
erable Bishop James y. Andrew will preside
Nearly two hundred ministers are expected
TO be present, besides number OF lay dele
gates, The greater portion OF whom are ex-
pected TO arrive to-day on the Norfylk and
Petersburg and the oeaboard and Roanoke
Railroads Very interesting discussions are
expect ted to take place.
The brave daughters OF Princess Anne, that
patriotic old county of the seacoasi, are MOI
wanting in the good work OF contributing IL
the ala of those who are defending their HON. S
and affairs. To night 4 very attractive Ia
bleaux entertainment and concert will take
place at the hospitaDle village of KEN pvilis ;
and, on the 2ist, similar performances will
come off at the Court House. There Is not d
DOUBT That the generous people of Norfolk
and portsmouth, as well ID OF the c0un Ties,
will attend III large numbers, and tn US enable
the ladies to accomplish their benevolent anu
pTa.5eWorthy object ana assist iii relieving
those who are IN heed.
fac weather here is charming. Large
numbers OF the bea tiful and Iashiolhb are
out enjoying the iAvieoratiug and bracink
air, and In many OF the retail stores In.
CLERKS are busily engaged in supplying the
wants OF customers al war prices tor oasa.
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HIGH MEADOW, AEsRIco COUNTY, +,

( SNSvcuoo- 4otn, 90.
Ihave sean. to-day. tho meeel Of = CAMP Bad
inven'ed by Mr.. @. w. WHITE, Of company @, 2lst
Regiment vi giaia Volunteers, and taAe gr ut plea
sure in recommending tie TO srey afi ssrs, IL
being, In my opinion the very iag nsssiod for tina
sick and woualed. M well as for those In health
1t greatly excels Ia comfort and dassoiiiiy any
Camp Bed havs aver saen cou.einin. table, chest
wiring ssk, aad hsd, N tbs comps Of the ersli
nary Imp Bst Tha sLvsntien os.ly nee z an x,
sainAttun - r.c0Inuen5 70 eseE practical ni.n.
several years aud can tr,.ly say, b. mot onlS pos
seasss Ingenuity, but v : mAa that can b railcd
pa ia every respect 4.s.;a. JOSIAH DAEas.
10 49, ,ss.s. go
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SNAKE PorAro.''-A vegetable curiosity,
from the plantation Of MIR. j. L. Logan, OF
0fssn Hlli, Stewart csunty, was exhibited to
ns yeslefoay. It was q sweet potato, very
closely ressm bitpg n large snake laxily creep.
sK along Its length WIS three feet ak
lines, and Its diameter no where greater
precise shspe of that of An eel and IL had ,ha
,sea sand eontortions Of snake in motion.
"a "nols lengt tn ying a. fiat upon the ground
=, -. I'1e oody OF e. snake. Columbus (Ja.) Esg
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Ch9t'Se q -Ier3er.-A ulan named John
Nathali is nnder arrest, charged with The
murder OF " H. Hamilton, sergeant OF the
guard al one of the military prisons. This
affair. ii Will be remembered, occurred some
une A.o. The Mayor las POSTPONED his In
vestig.lion unil the I'D inst.
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r.a sen Of senator Piekens. of SEWER county,
attempt 70 burn the bridge A. Ssr.us ~.
lrlifHss few days. since Young Picrens I.
reported as one Of the inceudiafies wha : = :
, =, the senttnel aud ret flrN 70 the brldSs
who y Eauaatiy ds1sadea the bsldss Alone.
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Myers Court.-A considerable lumber Of
snail cases occupied the Mayors attention
Yesterday morning, full detail of which
would by 10 means int rest the readers. The
more prominent III the l-t are elsewhere no.
ticed
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issavh.-F. 7. Bedford and Edward G
Hnnt!ey, charged with making Nh assault
upon Isaac Leury, appeared before the Mayor
Yesterday aud were held TO bail in the sum of
$3.50 each
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Aifhmonn Dispatfh.
SPECIAL Nor,cE.

We shall feel under obligations 10 any 81
our friends who may from time 10 time Se
possession of late Northern papers, IL they
viii bring or send the saIue to this office.
We viii slse pay lberaily for such papers
70 sny one who will furnish us with them.