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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

Bite" By a Hc3,-About O'Clock Monday
afternoon little boy, about seven yeals old
son Of MIR Jnlius Castle, living in Sidney,
west of the plankroad, was severely bitten
by o hog which is beiu,, raised on the lot.
The little fellow was playing around the pen
while the hog was eating, and it is supposed
put his hand inside, W oen it was grabbed at
and 30 severely injured as to render it nc
ceesary for one OF his fingers to be ampu-
tafnH
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au.;u0uo 9fspaEn.
. ',.,,,owAMDnH \ &c

..---~zz.., r,sv. ne, ia raoiishcd daily. tsasa5s
a. Thc uI uI.-~ Nf,,raxs Tor twelve uentns
,,septet, al t"s. .,x u,oetts ;Txs DQLARs tes
f,ssgs Ts-.' a. ., Yors po.LAzs for ou0tnonsn, 10
,,rnee .s,,.,se. by mall are ct the rak o. tnoec
=. raAht tpeto.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

Further than few Federal deserters, no
commitments OF Importance were made to
Castle Thunder yesterday. At the Libby
"air was quiet" not All application was
made by Yankee for BOARD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

tNTRS0G&AtHERS aud Phon cgraphers -Propo
aAla will be received by lhe undersigned until
tHe hr-t day Of September next i1r contracts for
haHiLs Verbatim reports OF the proceedings and
acbatss oi The Senate OF the tnnfef erato 8tateB
Ths contractor vii. be ftGaaed to furnish his
""a Aaa@!sais The sessions OF the Senate v iii, il
'tes1m2ted, average aboat Blk months Per &nnuui,
AHc wont three hours per day
o.4tlOusry II! Ds furnished ct Tho expsnse 6f the
fthata, a. also reporters roo n Tor writing on.
h'tss, together with i.his aud fuel.
me caat'ac! Will be mado for one year fEGm tie
4t8i monsay oi November nex., and pro rata
go hpansaIon pdtd the contractor monthly.
ihs reports ulu5! embrace a verbatim report Of
al motions, resolutions, TernaIks, speeches, ard
ssla Amendment, q ared 90 may bs necessary TO
&likin tie debates.
ae committee estimate that the principal "a
ger saa three axSttaBts can perform tho work
- taei tepefier ant his assiE! ants viii be off
sI TIE hana!es ana entitled TO the privileges
-, iamuhitilG incidental thereto, Gnd removal by
qoS,o fur .ay want Of capacity or fidelity
y a'sfro2y of the dai reports mu.t be written
,pie'o'a Time for the next daily morning papers
'VlNaAe VIII To addressed to JAS l. OkR, Ander-
7'1r beGih taron4a
LANES L ORR, Chairman,
w i0HNsON,
r... A u BROWN.
~, mona Jene mn, 1864.
- yt4-ats An
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

% 'as Iierks Of the Counly Couru.-in order
- .ciiia'e the granting OF CERTIFICATES for ex
us.,shI from military duty BY the Governor, Il y
i"sce isieiy elected from the sssorai d.t,sc.s -
49,, ooahty with the respective sges Of ,he Jas.
,,,s , ia. caerks OF Courts sre requested 70 fur.
yes,aa ). ,ns'fmatio' ss sosn o. practicable, al.
.'sscea elect uo. en,iiia to com ..n,v
49, u.ys alter the!r e!sct.an, Aad lAsir term a
nsa, sl'i mot eonsmeacs uasii the lsl OF Ansass
,.t. .ses for exemption viii, therefore not
Jsl0-wat x... ex.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

srquiis.s, If Dy. Adeluse.--In. Judge Haiy-
buttons Court yesterday III w Maclure,
the eml,almcr, was arraigned for trial on An
Indictment charging him with . mis,le
meanor and attempting to bribe Confedc
rate detectives When the case wAs called
the counsel for the accused, Aessrs Il I
Daniel and " Hobiitzsll, moved that the
iDgiy done by the Judge, and Maeiure there.
upon discharged. Tho law makes It a penal
offence to offer o bribe to fudge or any
person interested in tho trial II . Cause
but to attempt TO bWy 'er aJUhfcderatc
detective, or other police officer, il not con.
sidered o crime. TIE long confinement
which Maclnre has endured has greatly re-
duced him in flesh, (thongh at best he was
Dy no means very robust and on the street
after his acquittal yesterday he was scarcely
recognized BY his most intimate ac1uaint.
ances.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

CHARGED ~iA filoaH--Two negroes,
named John (slave of Juhn IL Gentry and
Edgar, (slave OF James A Scott,) were yes
tcrday arrested by officers Seal and Crone,
charged with stealing several thousand dol
lars from somc person unknown. They
were committed to the cage to await an ex-
animation before the Mayor this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

IL Spe-Gnd Recap xrs Qf q N3aoaev -6ome
days since, man na2ed 6i6DeQ Js hdes.
hailing from Baltimore, vss counitted to
fairly installed before he effected , tempo
nTy escape. When ushesed into the large
room In which the majority o. ~ prison
ers are conflued, he espied on tho 4oor half
eheet ofietter pager. Tais hs toek up, and
rolling II over kept u Ia ono Of his hands,
and Deliberately walked by the ssatinele,
street to Main, when he go met - detec-
tive CaphArt, who happened 70. kaow him,
and again taken. back to prieoms where he
was kept In . cell for . snort TIM, until he
was released and placed With the other prls-
oncre upon his promise to benase be ter for
the future. Il seems that the guards Oh
duty at the time were n0yices In tho buei
ness, and therefore permitted Jeitsies to pass
ont Of the building under the impression
that he was ono Of the 00ciAls.
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NrKF.t OF Cor 81 cIrIos, |
s7sy ii lSt,i

,.-.itse oiscets in the State OF Virginia
t''''' t, s,c,, instrag,ioBs as may be address
II. ..,,ra7s '4.5 by neig Gen. keuper in the mat
e. .b., t.s,sl 10 5 .eeia. Orders No ~, Adm
y. .tsai ", ia,pec,or ornoTs's nil''s, iSe eos',
80. - f5nacr,rt9 for the State OF is9nia
H'i',,. H' .,.....f1 issns suah Instructions 10 bis
:" a., yiil eesure tie vigo.ous eseca,ion
g "'' Joas ) PgE.4os,
Il
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i t"'"lA~EafRY Book Keeping,
PenmAnskfD and

Prof s,,oo. Gard nAsking.
3, = ~. hiaoef . prepared 70 give iastsuelIess
s~ papts tmsle and lsmais1 h ~ ahove
&c. - ~ os sooms. oa the wssl side o( q. he.
r'dc@ss "Ss" ana hassAait ssssis, N Beisss's re.
"a ~ eesss : vriiiss y 0sdss. Resins sess lteu
js1-tte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29
VOL xAVI.
Kmpuyunn 4ispahb,
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. JUNE as, u

~ THR DISPATCH ia sold to News
Dealers At TWENTY CENTS per copy.
CITY CARRIERS arc authorized to charge
ONK DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PR s0eek, TO
regular subscribers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

NOrICE to Tax Payers All osnaes Of real &C.
IN tate In this district, aud all persons liable fbe
taxes on all property, real personal, Or mixed. In
the 10th Collection Distect, Jefferson WaId,) are
hereby notified that We are now ready ct TIE tlace
Of ChAs stntop, G War Tax Collector. No n
Main ct, (whsrs one or other OF us may b found
during Cface hours until lst July nsxt,) 70 asssss
the taxes dus uI dor oct OF coRgress approved Feb
ruAry 18th, 1861. Az the lat Of July Il the lateas
date which the old issue &5 notes receivable
for taxes at ear, 1t important for tax payers to be
prompt In giving In their lists.
THOMAS A STAPLES,
DAVID BAKkR, ia,
p E GENTRY,
je 20-StaW2w Assessors for 10th District.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

we have no definite information OF the
movements OF kautzb Fai4n eince their
repalss BY Captain EArrinhat's command
Although the dispatch Of Cconel Withers.
announcing this suecs6n, wai dated at Clo-
ver Depot, Il y believed thatsAe fight took
place at Stsanton river bride, few Dliles
tsis slda The Yankees ass landerstood to
nsye retreated down II Hr, and Il y ap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

NYOfICR -An person having elAins aeAiase u
IN " n Page, q II fsee 4 10, ~ faes tiyseAer
% ~ bROSR PA0k, Lyaehhnrg, ~ a ~ eaeesy
oppoeils The Expsess ofacs, klchnenA Al poeSa
indebted n The above viii sestls with ~ eo0e pAs-
ao.s. CIV PA0R,
IA n2--soiA. Ios Psee Bfsohss.
0J-IJscADase yirxisian oory three sioss sAA
opnd nec0ssut - pae0.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

AYOTICE..-Commandant and others Of tho
IN army and navy will please pay attention ts,
The notice already given, lhat arrangements have
7 O'Clock A M and o'clock 4 N for hs purpccs Of
towing barges and taking To Drewry's B1uR quaI-
srmaster and coMmissary stores and other arflelAs
for the army and navy. Except in eases Of e0sz-
gsncy ste will OF be furnished ct other hours.
JOHN IL PAnkER,
Lieut. In charge, Office Special Service,
10 2l--te havy nepAftmAnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-29

o.ieSs was S aoSas ~ move acrosr the Tennessee
nha r aSs 49, - ~. % o.o s.o u o Information 10 that
r"ass, ar;o ssss" ss ,s ron DECATUR while
rones.' nans oeen .epuse" In Que nttempt To
eioss ,s q. a"ous @ 70 aMs@p!n al East
i'"a.' s.. Mnso nc a nas na."o .. Ibis In!ofniauon
va. see, 'o |" "''0' una d" "c'a"s nave "a yes
One Of oni n snie, vesterd,v returned from . ,,,o
,.s ,",S ,,.s.. ,hsn had 10. ,h 49, aa Hnoaay
r,iI s",,ns, ,.m,.is RSoSIy s,..oa - ,sa ~ ~.
s.".s,S Nh ,,,s. .s.,o hnn%s"I -;s ~ . sPy .ha'
81. saaa aiea' anu Nv i've nnnatea ana my Wounded
,hs I.,,sd ana mum ssd rr"SHy ,.. o, =" Seswee.
,ha, F",res, h,d sh,,, s,es, nan nf ~" s...s
,rho were mnahi. N march 10 .soir~e~" 'u.ae' me
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Lieut.. Col. and OuiSts9nastsv.
Approved:
4 4 LAwyoN,
QuAftsfmas4sf General

OYNcI Bou1nMm Kxranss CoMrAuY,l
Augusta, "a, Feb -, 1S6a. !
The Southern Express Company hsrsby notify the
friends and relatives OF soldiHrs in the Army Of
Northern Virginia and elsewhere that thsy ars pre-
pared to carry out arrangements - announcs1 In
the above card, and that they viii DO oil In thsis
power 70 fulnll its requirements.
JAMES SHUTTER,
0eneral 6up't and Acu1g Rrsollent,
ie 8-aod2m 0Outhsrn AxpFaDs Company.
, 1864-11-30

LuiL0ES
We hare heard Of so many schemes for cleans
ing the River, that another article upon that sub.
(ect will scarcely secure the notice Of the publlc
Of machinery, one at Bridgeport and ono at the
northern part Of the North Branch, for pumping
clean lake water from canal to he oxcaTated
and the other to tho proper point In the North
Branch. This done, Lake water to be discharged
into the river at these two points In such quan-
into the Lake. I am told that the probable cut Of
the said canals and machinery ready, to begin
pumping Won1d not exceed two hundred thous-
as to give us clear and beautiful Lake watof in
place Ct this mass Of moying putrifaction that VIC
Twenty five Thousand cool dollars per annum
With this plan fairly in operation we might bid
distilleries, &C., &C., and abolish our smelling
committees, and wipe AWAY our feproach in the
land. The practical question fs, will the powers
that be take hold Of this matter to the relief OF
our whole community. Yours, Z.
, 1864-11-30

NLW 1tH6s Ausa1aEs NVVs Sc
Co1ToH-b!ore active and drmer at $119.
floCR-Statc and western 591oa :etter. Sales at
$i11fG!015 for extra state; 4llD191l.S5 for eItrA
round hoop Ohio, and fll40@l22s for trade brands
tations Ine1ded m the ss'es ars COO bEs extra state
fnr lie {Abt hall of .JAuu8fY Mt $1uEG.
T11skr-qRsned nsm: BIT closed hsayy unsettled
and 20 brls state Ut tl:&@ioo, closing It slss
winter Without dcede schanse sa1es a
for Chicago spring; tz2t tor club SIS for amber
Michigan. Rye se3rce and held at $50 for western
Barley tnorc actlrs. vermont, te;otH. Corn opened
for mixed Yeatern Oats 1@2e better Sales at *ls@
l.04 for westtIn atoat and Ia store.
GaocMEs11s-cottse M steady It 4i@stc for Lasqayra
qn!et and steaay 1t sG@ac: Moasses stc4 BY. Sales
Pr T.oL1ux-Fifm.. Sales Of crude ut 4T@t'Kc; re-
1ued bond 6SG3t0c; refined free quoted At Sc.
rAoY1sio1s-rorko opened n1neE and closed at 1850
for mess and 5G159sA for new do cash and regular
way, closing Ut SIN@5E:0 for prime and $50 @31-30
fur prime sales go brls Jun. at sceFs op,
ton at FsS.so, and lDo0 hrls do December. op
ton. represented at x3S2 Heei very nFn and n talr
short ribbed on tae spot and t. a11tse sooa Lasd
2sAs for go9d to s:r1etiy pssns Wesiyr nntts. rg,
Et3te, Cheese In moderate request md 0fm Ut t58C
, 1864-11-30
Closing Day,

[Ecported By Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune,1
new YoHk, Tuesdsy Evening, Nov. ..
REEF CATTLE-The receipts Of Beef Cattle ut all
the market places Of the city amount to $500 head
against 4 41a head received last week.
The market Ia extremely unfaEorabie for dForeEs, q
large quantity Of ttock remaining over unso1d.
ms following are the closing prices, per net
weight Of meat seller sinking oal this evening and
for The corresponding period OF last year:
Week ending Nor. 80 81. Dec. I, 'ss.
Ffrst class ssBeef.................,1s &i1c l0H@l1
Third class Beef K................ aK1lpc sac
As compared with the closing quotations Of the
kct last wcrk there s decline of tc per on arst
cltss peef and Of &C per On inferior grades.
snEEr-ot Sheep We hare as head reported for
tho week, and according to the reported sales Of
sheeptrokcss the general average pz1cs has been
Tc. ~'
, 1864-11-30
ST. Louis Market.
EGnactal Msnafch To the Chfcnpn Trtht,na 1
n1{lwnukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tztbuuc.1
MILWAUKEE,. Tuesday. Nov. -, 1854,
F1ouH-Steady. Sales, 500 brls Meteor, 50 brls Tre-
mont and 50 brs Mcclellan Spring extra at $s.23.
GRA1x.-Theat-receipts Il, ,ooo bu. Market advanc-
ed a1sc. Sales this m. 1000 bu No. sold at 51.76@
II COO bu sellers option till December 3oth, at s1
1000 bn till December ltth at sls0 Change es oo
bu sold At $l7s9Iso 0ats-Sales. 10000 bu at &C in
store.
PEoy1s1oSs-Quiet. Sales, 80 brls city mess Pork
at $3s. Dressed Hogs firm. Sales, SIS head ut $12259
12.s5 average 200 lbs.r Live Hogs dali and lower
Enlca. 1aG hcnd nfEtnn1uC st8. At &lQG3.
, 1864-11-30

5s,l. q nns not exceeding ssoo o. both, It t,e
osIepon Of the Court
The speech q joseph Knox for the prosecution;
This morning viii bo devoted to the hearing of
motions for new trial. and this afternoon to sem
teaclng the prisoner.
a BAREfAcEo DEsEnTEn.- Yesterday morning
an 1rishman naned Mathew Marley was LODGED
IN Camp Douglaa, bay1ng been arrested in the city
oy onccr Ptlgrin late ofthc First Precinct PolIce
force but now member Of tho Provost Marshal.a
sIan. ABOUT two months ago Marley enlisted in
Cn.cago, n the 8th Illinois cavalry, under the
hane oi Mast Duffy, receiving as his bounty yG5Q
and with other recruits sent to Camp Butler al
springfield. shortly ofter big arrival there Matt'a
patriotism yanshed, and be deserted, when in the
and bought the good wiz and stock Of tavern
keeper. named Blown, residing at he loot Of
South e NV Wafer street near The Central Depot. Here
hind the bar, md was irving fourishins bust
nese When. yesterday msrnlng, he was confronted
81 asrae aa trasRR ns ta Camp
at last seeing that obsttnac. would not avail him
he made . full confession Of bis nisdeeds.
korxn1AR1sn.=About o'clock a fire brokc mt
In the email frame building No. 1slx South Wens
street, owned by Nj. Carbinc, Of the West Diy3,
sion, and lately occupied BY tailor named Jones
now lying sick at the Mercy Hospital, and whose
cnects Still remained In the building. The Are
was promptly extnSutshed. tho total loss nrnh.s
bly, not exceeding 450 or S75 AZ no one r4ven, wsn
known to hate entered ur L-kiatnr witt. mAs
week, the fire was undoubtedly the woEIFot Ill .,
cendlary.
NURSERY AND BALI ORPHAN FAIn--Do not for
get the air and festival for the benefit OF the Npr
scry and Half Orphan Asylum, which opens In
Bryan Hall to-day. Tis noble object and worthy
compose the managing committee, have prepared
a feast Of good things for the de1ectaion Of theiT
, 1864-11-30

BUFFALO. Tuesday, Nov. .1-p.n N.
FLouR-UnchauEed.
aEAm-Whcat dn!l. Sales Of amber Michigan 1t
&2o4h; Chicago No. spring At 8l.9i4115; No. 3ttl-
xsutee ,srrtnR At sl.ya,4+ Corn dull and nomInal.
Oats dull at DC. -
WHIrxI-Dull and declined &C. Sales at $ISi.
LAKE lNPoxT-Flour, 7,5l2 bb1s wheat, 10,0j5 hu !;
Com, $3.50 hu; Oats, IS. no bu barley. 10 bu
No canal exports
, 1864-11-30
LOCAL MATT ERS,

Celebrated Dayton Ice Cream Candy
Manufactured only by jog. II. Peters & Co., 1aG
Dearborn street. in haEernent We would warn
dealers and tho public generally to beware Of cheap
limitations. None genuine but that manufactured
hy the above firm, md labelled Dayton Ice Cream
Candy. novDh197-3twfam
, 1864-11-30
New York Ea4I Mn rh~S.

New YORK, Tuesday. Nor. -
The bulls at present hhTe control Of the Gold mar.
ket and are pushing up the price witt, considerable
aneeets AZ ne price opsued sa 2 declined to ELK.
licAtion Of Hood's repulse to cs::-
LATEST.
Eaw ToRK, Tuesday, Nor. 29.-aola closed tonight
Atr32k.
, 1864-11-30

UsWKdo, Tucsday Evening. Nov. ..
FLoV1-1n goa1 demnnd and come grades sc high.
winter.
GHAu-Wheat dull; amber Michigan. $3.50; No 4
Chicago spring, fe13 Other grains quiet.
, 1864-11-30

k~ To rtuttaltzc ofensIveness in many forms
caused By bad teeth, tobacco. spirits catarrh Is
neutralizcd By Sozodont- "Tis a henlthful bcauti-
fer, and great luxury as dentIifee. The re-
pulsiye breath is by Its use rendered as fragrant as
rose, md GOODNESS by friends or lovers will bo
no longer noticed. Sold by all Druggists.
noy93 Ssft7l l.Ht-M ,pr.&-p
, 1864-11-30
Suction Sales.

WM. A. BUFFERS & CO.,
. AUc11osEERs,
aalesrooms in Portland Block,
noe; s1st1st, 81 nts1 49, AND lo' DEARBORN STREET.
RE,GUL R,E,GI AR SATURDAYS
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, &c.
.-' AT AUCTION.
d sSsSf ss 8! ssst
Of Dearborn nnd Washington streets.
S5ss :s5s 'asPbs bia:
loom - 1itrre. Carpets, &c.
NEW BEDsTE.tDs-1co R. Q. Dark and fellow Bed
nosaaseils WI A. BUFFERS CO.. Aucr.s.
GTAPLE DRY GOODS, WOOL
~ SHIFTS. DRAWERS. SOCKS, HOODS
Gloves and oauntletss Clothing. Army Goats, Boots,
AT AUCTION.
On TGEspAY an1 WEDNESDAY, Nov. . and 80, and
99 's :. Rts;
corner Of Dearborn and Washington streets. Tha
s,eeK Is large and comprises nns lot Of desirable
Also; TUESDAY. At II O'Clock, 80 ooprtmc Cixars;
On MEDyESDAT.as % 1o %e,elqek; Is cases y seasoaable
iine Wintcr Clothing and Army Costs ~'~' AAs
,o,,ue,s., WI. BUFFERS s.s,,s1:s,. go:
HORSES, BUGGIES AND
- AT AUCTION,
on ERlDAY. Dee 2, It Il o'elosk e et TIE Horse and
Carriage Repository, 164 and 1G6 Washlnstonst.
CHESTNUT soRREL MARE, LADY JANE.
Toar year. broke e snsle and double harness, per
h5
mars CIaJ. Jane. Can be seen at the Repository.
, 1864-11-30

=. hu, 1.-The receipts Of Hogs for thu week numhet
<-am ~ against n 97s hcad received !Ast week TIC
9uotA1sc1 i corn.fed HoS1 2 100 D% arc e15A9
n%h. ~ CITATIONS Of dlstt1ery.fed Hogs 10 ns
~ ~. ~ lat j 5o@l2so. being decline f1hc
Been Tcy sov .nS @
SoLos RoB1zso1.
lA"'sta'sa,Ses N,S Dispasch:1
-.-,.,N1A N1AyoKK, Tuesday, Nov. y.
Rsiefa lir Fl The markets. Pref
S55o; s9a%en infsfief 1sf e FsSS; saS
=; =! ssSs:$ss fsiss''I o.sieaag. sesS
s9s!.s!7 sRa :ss eenao' ! PaaS isfsIis{
f6t I'd MEDIUM ssdnisa sfisd All ssi7xe;
Beef Cattle are about the same ~ list WeeE rhsre
o @s 6al oede cs sad o9
last week Ihe total EeGepts At y tie ysrs fnr the
sslSes. 1s4: sheep aud lambs 5 soSsj sRns xeal
Total last weekBseves. 7+ls; cows loe yea caiycs.
St.Louis Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
ST. LOUIS, Tnesday, Nov. y.
ToBAcco-Lowcr, with ssles Of 60 hhds, bids on -
bids rejectod. Prices: scraps, s2109s7o green and
damaged 1uEs, as,50a7.-2: factory lugs, 4sooa8.2Q
factory Iugs, 49.sna130e; common shipping leaf
1l23n0;6.5o; medium manufacturing lear, $il.ooa
972..3.
FLorH-Recctpts. 2,1as br1si market nctiva; sales
low grade supernne at $3.50; do at also; do at ss6o
delivered; single extra 1t $500; do at 31ooo double
extra at 1850.
~ oheet. receipts. s,51s sacks; mnrket quiet;
~ M ~ w =, se terms; 119 do Ut Sl.sa; 800
sls; ss do at e1 $40 do at 1885, o5 d. =. ~ - "a ~
bu, not including sacks. Corn quiet Sales 231 aka
1t $1.o; mixed yellow In lots at st.4o; and ITS sss
choice old yellow at 4f.4o bu. oassales 10 ska at
BIC; 1s do at so and 65s do at SIC = bu. Barley dull.
Sales 5s5 sks good al as t2o; and Is do do at $3.50
= bu.
WuIsKg-Adyaucing. Sales cf S. brls at sl.So; and
80 do at Il -scJ4 y gal.
Hoas-Rcccipts, 1900 head. Owing to the warm
weather the market dull. buyetB asking for de-
cline, and holders refusing to accede.
, 1864-11-30


Rrconpra's couR7.-rhe case Of Ransom q.
Andrews. editor Of the Sporting LIFE, Was tried
Yesterday in the Recorders Court, and given to
the iury about II o'clock, who, after absence Of
fifteen minutes; returned verdict Of "gutaty.'
The following were the instructions to the Jury
given By his Honor Judge Van Dnren:
''1f the jnry believe from the evidence 1n thie
deliver TO certain persons certan lewd. wickedand
obscene printed papers, as alleged IN the 1natct-
ment then the jury are instructed that It Is their
admitted that be did utter and publish the papers,
az alleged in The indictment, and 1t Is for the jury
70 eay whether such papers a. are given n es1
sThe jury arc further instructed that they are
ns ha. e oeT hee ohef
papers in evidence, and the Jury have nothing to
"The people are not required 70 prove that the
defendant ie ecandalous and evil disposed person
other than by the papers themselves.
Although the jury sha!l believe from the evi-
sss IL ut est Or
obscene, that does not Justify the uttering and
publishing Of the papers in question, 1t the Jury
es Question, upon the whole, aFe icwd, aeandalons
and obscene.
The defendant by his attorney, offered. the fol-
lowing instructions:
II. Thatin order to convict the defeudent, they
,,nst belIeTe from the evidence that the people
lave 1s proved beyond any reasonable doubt every
matetIal allegation IN the indictment, and II Tie
jury believe IRON she evidence that they have failed
able doubt = 10 TIC defendants quit shey should
eYf.. 9Se iur5 @ brought in the following verdict:
charged in the 'ndietnsst." wt: . woon vor,n,a
,Mr. Andrews, On the rendition q the verdict
was taken to tho county jail and locked up to awM
, 1864-11-30

Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Md
chineB.-1GSc00 IN usK. These machines use
the ROTATING Hook EXCLUSIVELY, 4 WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE DIRECTION, to
make tho LocK STITCH. Salesroon 1D6 Lake
Eflcet nof2-M431.11n
, 1864-11-30
G5trapeD.

GTRAYED-Last week, from cor.
~ Of Clybourne avenue and Larrabee street. 4 red
COW, n coed condition, and having large hizh horns
the iace little white, and white stripe On back
fair reward will be pald tor her return to HENRY
, 1864-11-30
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
salesroom, a. 48, & 48 Dearborn St
SUPERIOR NEW AND sgcoyp-RASp
Furniture, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, xe.,
:. AT AUCTION.

On Friday Dec 3D. at Ok O'Clock, at our salesrooms,
very superior assortment OF French and Cottaxe
Chamber Suits. With and without Marble Tops; Fine
Parlor Suits. In Green Rep and hair Cloth Sofas Tese
Tablef. Hat Racks. Par1or. Diniugreom and Chamber
Chairs: Dressing Bure Wnshstas. Bedsteads alr
Extension Dining Tnbe, Marble TOP sldeboard, Supe
T1or BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets, Stoves &c &c,
Also, large Black Walnut book case, suitable for
Lawyers.
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
noStA9Gt94 AHEttQgeeFs.
, 1864-11-30

!, PxnsoKAz--We learn that hon. Ebenezcr Peck
ii cot1ned to his room in Washington by severe
and painful attack of infammatory rheumatism,
1s' 'many friends here will be deeply patned to
, 1864-11-30

o1D LAp1Es' HonE.-Thc Board of Managers
Of this Institution Will meet at the rooms Of the
!. YQPng Mems Christian Association, tomorrow
afternoon at . o'clock. Every member ia desited
sfG&ftend.i
, 1864-11-30
Trlbn1te.
THE CITY,

CIRCUIT CopE1.-ln the Circuit Court the cause
entitled Vim. F. Fury Is. Cyrus Kcclcr. for alleged
trespass, WIS on trial yesterday before ajury.
-HN1D TO RA11--John kcnncy wAs charged In
the Police Court yesterday with having bought OF
Pit Kenney hog, knowing 1t to have bcen stolen.
He was held to hull in the sum Of $500.