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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-18
reIegraphic Summary.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
sI,E.
General Logan has intimated his ac-
ceptance of the Mexican mission.
Thanksgiving day in Ohio has been
changed from the Both of November to
the 7th Of December.
News from Mexico announce the cap
ture ofMenterey by the Liberals. 1t is
also reported that Macmillan has sent
an agent TO France TO ask Napoleon for
one hundred millions of dollars and forty
thousand troops. and in case of'refusal,
the evacuation of Mexico by the French
will soon follow.
Just before the close of the rebellion a
draft for three Thousand pounds sterling
on the house of Brown. Shipley &c Co 3,
Lendsn, was captured from the rebels
and sent to New York for collection
Yesterday the Secretary of the Treasury
received information that it had been
paid, netting over coo in geld.
Female detectives are to DO appointed
to search women suspected of smuggling
silks. laces, furs, &c, between Canada
aud the United States.
The Houston, Texas, Telegraph says
that orders have been received from
Washington to muster ont no more
troops and to stop the sale Of govern,
ment property in thai Statetill further
ord rs
The Grrn&as in Texas are preparing
to plant cotton extensively
The testimony III ;ho !Ial "f Captain
Petit, fnr cruelty toprisoners at Alexan-
dria, has thus far hceu very stlong i"
support Of ID" ciar"e
Sixteen military prisoners charged
with va,i Us onerscs, were Yesterday
sent from Washington to the New York
penitemtiary.
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was falling slowly last
evening, with five feet three inches
water.
The i,evenue and5Edinburgh left for
Cincin att, with excellent trips.
The J;ostona arrived from Cincinnati,
with 8 ialr trip. She will leave this
evenin. for that port. The urbane Capt
Montg, merry, together with Lew. Nor
ris, the jolly and accommodating Clerk,
will M iSe passengers at home
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR WHEELING PROPERTY

~ IL w II L Il - ~ VI IL ~ - II 4
TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN
"A ING l $50 acres. lying in Atcheson county
Missouri IL miles from the Missouri river, and Z
miles from the town of Russellville. IL Is ticst;
class unimproved land soil rich and deep. well
adapted to the raising of hemp or stock and well
watered About ~ acres is tiIpbcred land ana
the remainder beautiful undulating prairie
The Plat Valley railroad RUS within about 3 or
G miles of this land and the adjoining lands to
this were settled - years ago.
AIS;
In Brown county, Kansas, 9GU acres OF first,
class land i miles from the Missouri river, ana
from 10 miles from the town of White Cloud, a
prosperous town # :. 500 inhabitants This land
is in six separate loo acre farms, and is under,
laid with coal 1t is well watcred aud the soil
verv deep. This land is surrounded by farm
in q high state OF cultivation. Neither OF the
above tracts can I've cxcelled Tor beauty and rich:
II, So of soil In any country. Either to actual
settlers cI 10 spectators as an invC stment the
above offers rare opportunity
The above valuable lands VIII br sold 1T 1t very
reasonable figure foI cash or viii be exchanged
for property in Wheeling. For terms, sc, ap-
ply to thus . bhlEN'
Real Estate 4 gent
uovl5 Register Buildings, Wheeling,
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SWAMI HOUSE,
DiRKERsBgRG, VA, CHA

Ed HANDS. On Thursday, 0ctobsf stb,
Is63 u w. Dent late Of the Richmond Ho1s-,
took possession Of tbs Swami House n >
term Of gears He hopes, by stnct stteStloIi III, -
Im.iness 20 ner1t q continuance OF the very no
sraI patronage conferred upon Kim when propn'
etOr Of the Richmond
Every department 10 in the charge Of tDs
most eflcIent assistants J. VIM DEsl
seu20
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New York Money Market.

New YORK, NoY. IL.
Money-active and steady at per cent
Sterling --firmer at Sl.0Stal,09 for gold
and frst class bills Gold-dull and
lower; opening at Sl.47, declining to ST.
46f, and closing at Si,H.
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JOHN LUMP,
.s.NURACTURRR OF SADDLES

MI HARyFSs, Brides, Trunks, val.ss &C.
ac RIs Market street wheeling. voaid ih':fn
his OLD friends and the public geneiany,
Ia. reftrsd bis establishment and 10 noS pc
,,~5sd "a al ali order. entrusted 20 Lis e~IS
with prOmptnsss and in the best style Of inc AT
js30-ly -,
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MRS. G.. THINNER,

MANUFACTURES ALL ksNps
vi OF CRACKERS, CAKES BsEAD a.
No. I62 Market street. East side, % lev aO ~
south Of the Market House, WheehHs
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For Cincinnati.

Leaves ATURDAY, 18th inst, at o'clock r.
NJ, the fine steamer
BOST .,NA,. . ALEX. MONTGOMERY, MASTER
rI-n For Freight or Passage apply
G Ion board, or to,Esco
,o,,-t Agents.
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ELEasANE COUNTRY SEAT
ITot. sale Cheap

WILL SELL At PRIVATE
/ SALE cheap and upon easy terms, the ele
CANT country seat now owned and occupied hy
VIM iallanl Esq II is situated on beauti
fnl peninsula i":m met by Wheeling Greek, about
two miles east ct the city, and is easily accessi
hle hy the turnpllin or railroad. The grounds
contain ii e acres ui rich oil orran.entcd with
shiubberv, iruit ana shad" trees of the choicest
vlrirt, arranged with exquisite taste. Tho
mansion hr:,-c c,rt2lns fourteen rooms planned
10 :, cu,,r the he Convenience, and finished in
modern stvlr 4 mas an excellent cellar and
the valiou. cIthri!diugS ar" We'll arranged and
convcuion, Altogo ,n'r the property constitutes
one of TIE most elegant am desirable country
.c~id,nccs To be found ia thiS section, ana s.
within si.ht OF IHd convenient tnOne OF ia, NeIy
lest female educational establishment ~ our
country. A map of the ground and Il plan OF the
house may be 5, en- ut my office.
THOS. OERIEN.
u"vI22w Real Estate Agent Register office.
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DWELLING FOR SALE.

OFFER AT Private SALE
] that desirable trick Tcsid nee on the South
side of Qui.lcy street between 4th and 5th, now
occupied by Mr.. Joseph Du Bots. For further
particulars a. uuirc of Il. JACOB.
HOv.S-2w'
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER,

A TTORNEY, COLLECTOR "
"A PENSIONS, Soldiers elaine, and Ceft'n 1se
Accounts All Officers, Soldiers, or S-amsn dlt
abled in the service Of the United Statss are ~
titled 20 Pensions for life, and in case Of thslI
death. the widow. orphan children, mother y
sister Of any such officer, soldier or seaman.
entitled 10 pension and slso the bounty 81 on l
hundred dollars and all back pay due. h'y Ies
in each case Il FIVE DOLLARS " toe ,, S . y
Tor pension IL collected and no CHAhbh ~
case of failure.
Certified accounts collected OF tue most 'e>'-
enable terms -.
Office No. $50 Fourth street near zee NS1i'
House. Wheeling Va ~pR
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FOR SALE.

At PRIVATE SALE, A SUB
a STANTIAL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
containing eight rooms, cellar bath house, sta
BILE &C The LOT is well fenced and contains
about one acre of ground, situated at the east
end of East Wheeling Bridge.
ALSO
I offer for sale eight tenements and lots, and
two vacant lots on the Island
The above property is free from all encnm-
branoe Terms easy. For further particulars,
enquire of JOHN L. HARGREAVES
povl6.lm No. 60 Main St, Wheeling.
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REGULAR Packets.

h6Su1'1 1
UbeeE end Parkersb~g Z. S. Mail Boats.
THE NEW AND LIGHT
sII-n DRAUGHT Side-wheel steamers
- . EAGLE and EXPRESS.
These boats run regularly between Wheeling
andIPaI, ,rsburg daily, Sundays excepted, leaving
A. M. q ar i-al of trains from Pittsburg.
Retur ing leaves Petersburg at o'clock,
A M IRVING at Bellair in time to connect
with TIL eastern bound train.
EYeTi rough tickets can be procured on these
boats 10. Pittsburg and eastern cities
BOOTH, BATELLE & CO,
Agents, Wheeling, w. Va.
HALL 81 CO,
Agents, Marietta Ohio
NEAL g. MCKINLEY
novo.tf Agents Parkersburg W. va
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
For Sale.

AFIRsT CLASS sKlRE. I'm GOOD
IA order and condition. Will be sold at rea-
sonable figure. For further particulars Apply
TO BOOTH, BATTELLE Co,
nov163t Cor Monroe and Water SITS
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HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

CHANTE bF lime
.i AND AFTER MDFDAH, SEP
~ TIE MBER the 10Th. the trains on this Road
III rim IA follows, except sundays:
Lea e WashingIou- 1::N a. NJ.
Arr vp ut Ert.l.'t.......--. iu.,tj \. VI.
RETURNING:
i.ca"e Wheeling. -..-.-..-....3 300 T. NJ.
ARRIVE ~ Washington. .,:an Il. NJ.
All trcigG, I" he forwarded from Wneet.,g
must I've delivered at The dcro; before = o'cl0,".
+. NJ. t. insure its shipment the same day.
srpt2p ". u. BURTON. Sup't.
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CUNDRIEs,-
- 80 doz Wasb-tubs Nos 2&3
~ Painted Buckets
q Wash Boards
800 BroOms
5 barrels Mason's Backing
Is bales Cotton Batting Extra
30 Candewick
Just received By
LIST. MORRISON & co.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.
Farm For Sale Low,

t WsEsL sEEA AT PRIVATE
i sale my Farm. containing 37l acres of land
situated in Richand Township, Belmont coun-
ty, Ohio, on the National Road, eight
miles from Wheeling and - IRON ST.
Clairsville. Tho Land is well improved three
acres in grape vine, and the remainder in ex-
celleut condition for gardening purposes There
is on the premises first rate Tavern stand,
with stabling and plenty OF good water. There
is also fine orchard of well selected fruit trees
and an archel wine cellar together with first
rate still house. with all necessary improve
meuts and conveniences. | will sell on the
most reasonable terms. For particulars call
and see the undersigned on the place near St
Clairsvile Belmont county. Ohio
octl7-tf CHRISTIAN WELTY
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For Sale Cheap.

sNUG AND COMFORTABLE
n FRAME COTTAGE, on Wheeling ISL
and containing three rooms, in good neighbor-
hood and on high ground. For terms, &c, ap-
ply to THOS. u BhiEN;
novl5-lw Real Estate Agent, Register building.
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We are daily receiving all the latest styles OF
DRESS GOODS

From New York We will be most happy to
sec the ladies' of Wheeling and the surrounding
country, as we will be pleased TO show cur
Goods. as we are positively selling our Goods AT
New York prices.
JACOBS BROTHER,
sep5.3m 100 Main street Wheeling, W. V.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-31

W. do not profess 70 be the only Physi-
Gin in the city, who may Be found e his
ofss ct all hours, day or night" nor %
We il Offering our services 70 the invalid,
dsire 70 recommend ourseH in preferences
70 ,ther equally well established and sx-
pefsnced physicians; nor do We pre-
tsnl 70 be infallihls, OF The only man e.
pahs Of curing The various diseases men-
boud in our gener1l advertisements Va
do rot claim the possession Of any isoAder-
fl Eeret re1sedics, or extraordinzry Gqssf-
s5lstresfssezf o. pailiafiuss; a. sll ssnsihls
mer must know, that success IN the prac-
ticsof medicine doss net depend 90 much
upon The discovery q Aels rtnseiiss, o. ans
Hsoda Of trestRzzts a. upon ne skillful ass
Of tnoso agencies Necessary 10 a perfect euro
--aRi tins can be acquired ouly b exPo-
nsnce and patient apPlioation. We res
Pscttally reiez the public 70 our general ad-
vaItaens1tf N aaatteF part 81 - Pepsg
Odes h0uFs ffela y the moFni1g NJ .
- nigal I. Z. ooLEHAsl X. .,
y HoFta Garry So hassylls TEA
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RECOBDER's COURT.-The number Of cases
before his Honor yesterday was limited, con-
sidering the fact Of days arrests. Only
| forty were called, and quite a number o
1 those were continued 10 q further hearing.
Some twenty or thirty arrests were made
for keeping open houses on Sunday, and the
charge was made against no part cular
branch Of trade, but comprises alt kinds
grocers, clothiers, dry goods merchants, pea
nut-stands and tipling houses.
Twelve for Drunkenness paid the usual
fine Of s., or were sent to the work house.
william Griffin, r. S. Coats, Oliver Fin
ton and Henry MeGrath paid $ each for
their Sunday drunk. mes McCarvin was
found carrying a big load Of whisky home
on the Sabbath aud he was charged 50 for
the iudiscretion. Ardrsw Moore, drunk
and disOrderly conduct. fined IS.
The case Of George Wright, leo'ored) for
stealing boots, shoes and a valise, the value
Of S2u, wss confined till to-day.
Mary Davis, dru k, s. Charles Kervis,
(colored) drunk and dis0rderly conduct, IS.
Joe. Woods, (colored) for the same offense,
fined S..
Charles Golden, for leaving his Express
on the street without any one 10 care for il,
wHs fined s..
William seroggs and L. Livingston en-
gagged in q mutual quarrel snd an attempt
to smash each others heads with rocks, bot
ties and other missiles Of dangerous char
acter, were fined s. each.
Henry johnson, drunk, s..
A. Needs, disorderly and drunk, fined s..
c. G. Black was compelled TO pay five
dollars for leaving his drsy on the street.
James Seaman, very drunk, q FIVE.
Henry Carter, (cOlored) for building &
frame house. contrary to city ordinance, was
6ned three dollars and costs.
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have noticed an advertisement in the
different city papers, headed, Second An
nual issue Of the Nashville City Directory"
This is done 70 mislesd the business men Of
the city, and give the impression that the
party mad either bought out my interest in
the Directory, or TO make them believe that
/ would not get out a Directory for 1866
They tried 10 get the use Of my name for
the Directory, but this / refused neither
would | agree 20 engage them on the Direc-
tory, which ! propose getting up in the
Spring Of 1865. This was done on account
OF their incspability OF managing a work
Of the kind, as well as other business in
which We were formerly connected besides
the party who is gettingup the Directory is
not a resident Of Nashville, and therefore
would not take the same interest in the
ma ter Bs a citizen Of the city would.
write this in justice to thepublic as we'll
as myself.
Respectfully, r. b. SINGLETON,
Publisher Nashville Directory.
oct4-tf .r
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EOTIcE.-We would inform sll persons
having claims against the Government,
which were fled with the Board Of Claims,
Of which William Driver was Recorder,
convened by Special Field Order No. 90,
dated March l3th, 1855, Department of the
Cumberland, can have their claims prop
erly adjusted by calling at our office.
We will also have their Vouchers, Re-
ceipts, and Accounts ordered back from
Washington, D. c., for the introduction Of
other proof, in order TO substantiate the en-
tire claim, that the parties may get their
Just Indebtedness from the Government.
ie30-tf III. TONPHIFs 4 Co.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Grand Encsmpment met at the ap
pointed hour.
The Grand Patriarch announced the fol
lowing Standing Committees
Committee on Finance u. L. Weaklsy
Tom e. Coleman and =. L. PARIS.
Committee On the State OF tie Ordtr.-
r. D. FarnsWorth, j. D. DanbTry and O. +
Prescott.
Committee on Clarters.-R. II. Barry, J.
II Currey and Geo. T. Fuller.
Committee o. Appeals-W. s. Bruus, l.
h. Hitchcock and Zebulon Evans.
llHimittte on ClaiMs--RObt. Thompson
3. Biueh ham snd Geo sieferle.
Committee on Subordinate RctHrns.-Q. +.
Prescott, J. II. Curry ard ". 9. Bruce.
The Grsnd Patriarch then presented his
suuusl rep IT, which We are compelled e
omit, from want Of space.
Which was referred o. q committee Of
hrfe
The r. W. GrHnde Scribe submitted his
report, which was referred 10 the Finance
Committee.
Tbs report Of the R. ". Grand Treasurer
took The same eourfe.
Past Grand Patriarch Fsrnsw0rth, repre-
sensitive to the Grand Lodge Of the United
States, submitted q lengthy report in rela-
iIon to the action Of that body, which was
referred 20 d special committee.
After which the Grand Encampment sd-
l01rRsd until O'Clock this morning.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


INV THEATER.-There was large audi
ence, composed Of the flower Of the beauty
and chivairy Of our city, at the New The
atre last night, to greet the popular favorites
! Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hamilton. The trag.
edy Of Hamlet was produced, with Mr. Ham
| ilton as Hamlet, and Mrs. Hamilton o.
J Ophelia. It was well played throughout
/ As Hamlet, Mr.. Hamilton gave additional
/ evidences Of his ability and power as a
| tsageiian. Mrs. Hamil,on's 0phelia ives
worthy Of her and Of the great bard whose
genius created the beautiful character.
Tonight the tragedy Of Richard the
Third viii be played. Mr.. Hamilton aP-
pears as Richard, and Mrs. H. a. Queen
Elizabeth. Mr.. Carter takes the character
Of Richmond Mr. Hamilton has given the
part Of Richard long and diiigent study, aud
we may expect from him faithful portal
ture Of the ambitious fnd eruei, vet bold
and wsrlike Prince. There vi Be no dis
cunt on Mrs. Hamiiton's Elizabeth.
Il gives Us pleasure 70 republish the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Louisville jour
nal OF Sunday.
MK. AyD Mas. CLAUDE HaxuToE.--These
worthy snd tslsut=d artists, the leading
stock Of the Louisville tn ster, start this
evening for Nashville, where they have
been e. gagged, aftsr earnest solicitations, 10
q
thesire during the present week. Perhaps
no members Of the drsmstic profession are
better known or more generally esteemed |
and admired il this city and Nashvills than |
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. Il would, there !
fore, be idle for Ne to commend them 10 /
their Nashville friends, who will exult in the /
privilege Of welcoming and hOnOring such /
faVcrites. But we do congratulate the Peo- /
Pc Of Nashville upon the select and truly |
artistic entertainments in reserve for them; /
for, in the competent judgment Of all who /
know them, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton pos
sess histrionic qualities Of the highest order, /
and far exceeding those Of many upstairs
who appropriate the high sounding title |
"star' only to screen their want Of real mer-
j.. Numerous and sincere viii be the re.
g-ets that their engagement is for one week |
only. They re-appear at the Louisville To-
morrow week.
OLD THEATEE.-The Ticket of-Lsave Man,
drew q good audience, at the Old Theatre,
last night, and the actors ell acquitted
themselves creditably. Tonight, the thrill
ling drama, of the Wept Of the Wish ton
Wi b, with Mile Emeline as Nsramsitah,
viii be the chief attraction Of the evening.
The ballet advertisement, by the troupe,
will ais be exceedingly attractive,-ChTis-
line, Emeline, aud Alice each sppesFing in
heir best dances. The entertainment will
conclude with the farce entitled the "Lskes
II Killkarny."
The grandest ofall shakesPeare's concep-
i0ns-the Midsummer Nights Dream
n rehearsal, and when produced, viii insure
full house.
BRoADWAY VARIETIEs.-Tbe Varieties was
,retty well sttended last evening, and good
N gramme was gne through with. Many
persons were kept away BY the threatening
ppearsncs Of the weather. Another fine
IN is offered for this evening. Pay a visit
0 the Varieties.
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This vice, which is never Prscticed IN
the presence Of any one, has proved thI
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the nobles
and most talented young men thst svel
gave tongue 10 eloquence or pen to song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the eonsti
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim K
9 living skeleton. Nor are these its final
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permanently Of this afaiction, call on
Dr.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box sea, Essh
vile, Tenn. feb76-H
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CITY NE


Grand Encampments l. %. -. Il.
The annual communication Of The r. "
C. Development Of Tennessee. commenced
It's session yesterday On calling the roll o
officers, the following answered 10 theil
names:
James 7. Bell, NJ. W. OR. Patriarch.
J.. H. Hitchcock, r. W. G.. s. Warden.
i. II. Barry, r. VIC Scribe, pro ten.
Robt Thompson r. ". 6. Treasurer.
Geo. Seiierle, ". Grand Sentinel.
The Grand Patriarch made the follow
ing pro Ten, appointments
RJsD. Danbury, NJ. Z. G. High Priest.
John II. Currey, R. W. G. S. Warden.
The opening ceremonies were duly per
formed, after which the Grand Junior War
den made proclamation that the Grand En-
campment wss resdy for business.
The Grand Pa riarch appointed Commit
tee on Credentials, who submitted q report,
after which the Encampment adjourned I'M
al two O'clock, u. m.
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WINTER Is CoNIse, and we are glad TO in
form the citizens that we are now prepared
to furnish them with choice article Of Coal,
selected with great care from that lately
owned bv the Government. Our Coal is
hard, pure, and clear, and prices as low as
any in the market. All orders left with us
will receive our immediate and personal
attention. Don't forget knight Bros Office
Hall nat9O-tf
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81 loI1oN The prevailing complaint in
-' market yesterday was dul iness, and
" ~ mule doing in any shape or manner.
y, 'eW sales are reported, with & great de-
tse IN shipments, snd very little coming
:, We noticed the srrival OF 100 bales from
-,l'aern 6eorgis, and few IRON the sur
tending country.
DIV. ''NNs sss'ei
french A Go. sold 20 bales at Is. received
'' and shipped i42
s.rapoa, Pointer & Co. received q bsles.
aPpei lO3
AcAlisior & c.. received SO bales ana
SiPpei 93 sold II bales a dsc.
alison & n rkman received As bales
Ppei lS5 snd sold ~ bales at 4-a4s,.
le.'ngl'en Go sold A. bales as 40@41c.
= we'd as. shd shipped -.
ped 10.
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oFTy HoUsEs OK SUNBAV.-From indica-
tons iu the Police Court yesterday morning
{, seems 10 be the intention of the suthori-
lies b. enforce the law in regard 10 keeping
business houses open tor general trsfic on
Sunday. Some twenty srrests were made
On sunday snd nearly al we're fined FIVE
DO iars and costs, with the understanding on
The part Of the Court that each succeeding
violation Of the law would be visited with
heavier penalty. A goodly number were
up ior keeping open their saloons, and
Aned in the sum OF S. each.
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BovNn oyER.--The cbse Of Mr.. Roller, for
sssaultt & Mr. Mccormick, which has been
called up several times, was finally heard
Yesterday morning. A number OF witnesses
~'r' examined, and able speeches made by
Mr. hTien for the complainant and Judge
Temple for the defense. The Judge, after
drtheution, bound Roller 20 appear at the
IN minal Court in the sum Of $3.50 dollars.
he bait va given and Mr.. Roller set at lib
t'ly' Dalton, up on the charge, was dis
missed
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USBER BoxD.-A ease that has been trolb-
ling his Honor at the Police Court ior the
last several DAYS, between AZ. +. johnson
(colored) accused Of threatening the pre-
cious life Of Adsm Smith, another darkey,
was fnally settled by Johnson's being put
under bond Of $500 T. keep the pe,ce to-
ward said Adam Smith, and The human
race generally. The bond ives given and
johnson went has way rejoicing.