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The peculiar properties of these Btters are that
whilst possessing all the good qualities Of Bitters IN
general, they INVIGORATE WITHOUT INToN-
ICATJNG; are one of the best TONES ever known
and having been the means of relieving, and in
many instances saving the YES of thousands on the
battle field, can be relied on all dyspeptio and
iatulent disorders.
rg-Every ingredient contained in tie article and
everything used in the putting up of these Bitters
ARE PRODUCED on SOUTHERN SOIL, and
contain no in furious property.
For sale to dealers and Merchants only at
BARNETT & LIONS,
81 and So Gravier street,
New Orleans,
Manufacturers and Sole opr1etors,
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PEAa aB,ss NGGG~~sS
,INHE rr cos FRUIT 7 Rec CIR Pr VIZ.
\ e. of tIi- Establishment the p erent ah''h
: wi ha"s e. Tvs: -,
ami Trees. $50 per hundred less han I"
Irr y / o. "rch-
Peach TIers 5 per hSndr' d. i'S' th"n "''
10 3 e, 80,
Pear TTees.-(O art nd St"daT")eo' pc
~ dr..t. J.as y u do. - ""nts
pin AnrIcot and NcctnIine Tr es.-
- .eat-o" ETA - 49,,
Cranes -Ctawba-S3 per N; : per hu'
4 ron ~
Isabella. Pauline, CI'hioh
jacques aud Hartford ~ Olthc .-"o G n'S
SSupprnomg. 80 GEMS each " s. - ""z"n
GIrnam email, Trees, SHRUBS, Roses &C
-Ffom ii [, t1.ts our Il ritHT "ar'
A Oh. z vii BE- male f'r packin sum len' j.
~ov rh. cost { material
I.acka4ps c.lverrd in good ord on The cars
State ue Station after which they are at the RISK
he l.urchrs'T
TERMS Address.
gro GAMES.
Nv, >SyvN Ma
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A FEW REASONS WHY
" lL.C OK & GLIB 5
SEWING MACHINES
ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.

Ist The Superiority of their construction.
2d- Their noiseless motion; hardly perceptible in
a large room.
3D. Their utility, performing all kinds Of sewing
in the ueatest anti strongest manner.
4th. The needles cannot be set wrong, hence do
not break. as do others.
5th They do not get out Of repair or require fire.
quent expenditures Tor new improvements
6t. Their economy consisting not more than one
halt the price of inferior machines
eth. Their popularity, which Is the best Indlca-
ton of their worth; they disposed of readily
in every city in Europe, superseding every Sewing
Machine hitherto in
oth. They perform their work with regularity and
strength without false stitch or break frequent
with others and can be managed and made to w0rh
by child.
1t needs bat a trial OF these beautiful and simple
Sewing Machines to convince the most skeptlcd! ot
their superiority over all others manufactured
Please call and see them in full operation At
NO. ; ST CHARLES STREET,
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WILCOX & GIBBS SEWING MACHINE

viii use coarse cotton, linen, silk and Irvine. 1t
runs easier faster and stiller than any other ma
chine 1t forms a fiat even and elastic seam, differ
ing from every other stitch each loop being twisted
by means Of the
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TITCOuB 81 row ELL
WOULD invite the attention of the citizens q
Jac aud sursounr country 70 their ne'v sto X
Of goyos com rising IN part tut as ,ortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
kEN i'E'S' aRIrHmETIcs
ms GRAMMARs, -
DICTIONARIES,
Latin. Greek and French Text Books,
School Copy Books, States, etc
LETTER CAP AND NOTE PAPERS,
Legal Cap,
Billet and Bill Papers,
Envelopes, all sizes and quantities.
BLANK BOOKS,
Embracing full end half bound
DAY BOOKS LrDeEns,
Diaries for the Year 1866.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
FAIRCHILD's GOLD PENS. THIS BEST IN USE
STEEL PENS
/ For Merchants, Lawyers and Scholars.
PEN HOLDERS.
English aud American Writing Fluids.
Copying and Carmine INKS.
/ Mucilage,
/ Lead Pencils,
Inkstands,
Visiting Cards,
NEW NOVELS,
in Cloth and Paper Binding
! POLITICAL WORKS, by various Authors
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Photographic Albums
The finest assortment in the State, suited
to the wants of all.
Sheet Music,
Vlollns,
Guitars,
Banjos,
Accordeons, etC
Freshly Imported
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
New Music received as soon as ISSUED
From the Press.
All the DAILY and WEEKLY Newspapers an
, MONTHLY MAGAZINES
NAV be found on our counters.
SPECIAL attention paid to ordering any Books van
! Ell by patrons
! w.car offer the trade. sneoi J ra'es on sCHop
D aoOE< anr 81 riQNESY II wing Greet IL
/ ronTse with PuoiIsh. and Hanufa c'urers
rtepurnernus FIJI ds of " NJ. Q LDWD viii n
ailn = o1' TITfONB & DWELL
y =. ,o3,f a. iaI Str~et Besr State
JOHN CLEARLY,
/ STATE SIRE EFT. jackson, Miss.
IF DEALER IN
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. I
SrNIL0MEE COUNTY.

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
SUNILoWEE COUNTY. :
h, Circuit Court Of said County and state.
George Redman,
w. W. Lane.
THE Defendant in the above stated case,
is hereby notified that an attachment WAS
issued against his Estate on the Z1th day of
October, 4. D. 1863, for the sum OF two hum
drrI and eighty nine dollars, retUruable to
said Court, and in favor OF George RedHan,
Plaintiff; and further, that unless he appear
ut the next term ct said Court, to be held AT
the Court House in the town OF McNutt. on
tha 10th Monday after the 4th Monday OF
Mach, 4. ID. $3.50; and plead answer or de
mur, to SAID attachment, Judgment by de
fault win be entered against him. and the
Estate attached VIII lie sold to satisfy such
Judgment.
WITNESS my hand and the Seal
- } OF said Court, this the 18th day of
LIS. December, 4. d. 1865.
I ~ d. j. ELLINGTON,
Clerk.
H. L. SMITH, Attorney for Plaintiff.
JAM. wIw.
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gents wante- iasv y town in the upfr, !;
very pc son c z M ks $40 day sci lug our Ce tiff
ats IN the grpat sale ! Jewery ev. knoWn
send TO e. ifici 2. which VIII infa on
" at you ran % ain for 81 the time
ci cnla conI.iui. iuiI list and II eulsr>; sso
TERMS Agents.
] n 5-2m
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NEW EOR Il.

The attention of the pub. &C and the trade is invite
o our NEW SCALE 7 OCTAVE Ro@EWoot
PIANO FORTES, hieh for volume and purify OF ton
ire unrivaed by any hiher offered in this maj ~
They contain al the modern imp oveElents, FRENCH
Grand Action Harp Pedal, Iron Frame. Ovef-Strunf
sass &c aEd each instrument being made under tn
personal supervise n of Mr. J Grovesieen WI
aas had practical experience OF over % years
tn r manufacture, is fully warranted in every par
ticular-
The "Grovesteen Piano Fortes'
received the award of merit Ovei
all others at the celebrated
Worlds Fair.
Where were exhibited Instruments from the BIS,
makers of London, Paris, Germany, Philadelph'9
Baltimore, Boston, and New Yok and also at tn
American Institute for i've successive years th.
gold and silver medals IRON beth of which be
at our ware room.
Bv the intrfdIc-iou of improvements, We make .
si more perfect PianU Fore, and by nanut G. URN
largely, with strict cash system, are enabled a.
fer these inst uments at price which VIII PEeclud
all competition
PRICES-No. l, Seven Octave, roun0
corners, Rosewood, plain case S2I5.
No. 2. Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood heavy moulding $500.
No 8. Seven Octave, round corners, Rose
wood Louis XIV style 1926.
Terms: Net Cash in Current Fuuds.
Descriptive Circulars Sent Free
"A 40" ssS I'm
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Eor ~ahH
MY HOUSE AND LOT in Meridian. The house
vi is new and contains six large rooms, hah
twelve feet wide brick basement with laIge cellar
The rooms and hall are lathed and plIstered and the
whole house carefully finished Servants house OF
two rooms detached from thu main building
stables Bath House Chicken house and good well
The garden contains about three hundred youur
trees of choice fruit Applet Pears, Peaches, Apt
cots Plums Cherries Ounces. Almonds. Neo'
tarines and a small Grapery These premises ar
rented until 3Ist December next. to an uneSeep-
tional tenant at $500 per annum- Price s2Vgo Sash
Jan I9tllm. + D<AoSo.
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ARTIFICIAL LEGS.
wcstous Metallic Artificial Legs
TWO LEGS IN ONE
x-or- c,TTAKF OFF THE root AND PUT on A
STUB
ARTIFICIAL LEGS

fzy=r, IS the only artificial T. the party wear x
9-v-i 2 IAN tika apart and putt S"thrr, oT-s-z--
zSstakp of Is foot s.ud substitute : N 81
Cork lined. cover with fe c"l"Fta iea'h'i'
r1bbp io and without eat ut e trn= or splFa
rings; Il self adjusting uIaA u" noise : cheP'
snd Ugh sId viii Lass i"nger than the wooden 'es-
an I j. worn with r'se ard conf IT.
- hr ia, as can be - nj am the lfg-SE1
r5Srrturncd by expr =, Thereby saving thr=s&4
- titne and expen con w to New 1"rk=s[-
zy=tn he fitted Price 500 Sl25. -
sg7g uarant sd at yoHr home. nd for=s-
II panphl 81
d6w1v Office Sale>roonI No 7C6 I'r'a. w. '
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8 Office, two go ~ ~
an. Good waSre Y
ven. Seventy
position.
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s. Or sgES,
h0lesdle u 3
Nelr Oh
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WILCOX { GIBBS
SILENT FAMILY
MACHINE,

WILL STITCH. HEM, FELL, TUCK, CORD,
W Bind Braid Quilt and EmbToider beautifully.
It will with the finest needle aud thread, run from
perfect work on the finest Nainsook over the
heaviest beaver cloth and cowhide with no change
of needle thread or tension.
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To J3fpe Tenn, 1866.


S. Fields.
THE Defendant in the above stated case,
is hereby notified that an attachment was
issued against his Estate. on the goth day Of
November 4. d. 1862 for the sum OF tour
thousand aud eight hundred dollars, retur-
uaule to said Court, and in favor OF said
Plaintiff, and further, that unless he appear
at the Court House in the town OF McNutt
ON the 10Th Monday after the 4th Monday Of
March, A. D. 1866 and plead answer OF de
MUIR TO said attachment, Judgment by default
VIII lie entered against linn. and the Estate
attached, viii be sold to satisfy such judg-
merit
WITNESS my hand and the Seal
~ of said Court, this the 18th day IF
; LIS : December, \. d 1863
I ~A D.J ELLINGTON
Clerk.
III. SMITH. Attorney for Plaintiff.
iauT WV.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I
SUNELOWEE COUNTY.
Circuit Court Of said County and state.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18
FROM MANCHESTER.

MEETINGS THIS WEEK.-Alert Base Ball
Club will meet tonight at Town Hall at
8 o'clock.
Trustees at Town Hall Wednesday night
at s o'clock.
Ciccronian Association at Philologian
Hall on Thursday night at O'Clock.
Philologians at same place and time
Friday.
Religious meetings as usual during the
week.
BASE BILL.-The Alert Club met on
Saturday night to make preparations for
the match game with the Wcstham Club
tomorrow evening at o'clock. Com
mittccs arrangements and reception were
appointed. Mr.. John K. Davis, of the Old
Dominion Club, was selected as umpire,
and Walter Ezekiel as scorer.
TRIAL.-Thc case of Captain Foote and
Richard Johnson and wife, which has been
on hand at the courts three times lately,
was decided on Saturday by the discharge
of the latter. We have heard that an ap-
peal will be taken.
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Patsy Gwathmey, aged ncgress, was
charged with threatening to kill Henry
Gwathmcy, negro, with knife.
Henry, who is a young fellow Of stalwart
proportions, told his story, after which
aunt Patsy told hers. She said: "He
bin my husbund ever since fore de statues
of Wash 'nton. He got all my money, and
den went off an took up wild nudder wo-
man. Masss, fore God, he got three wives,
an dis dc fust time eber bin In court be-
fore. / has never quar'led wild him, an
never will glib him up"
Wife No. 3 shortly made her appearance,
and said that Henry had trumpcd up a
similar tale against her, at the instigation
of the woman he was now living with.
The Recorder released Patsy on her own
recognizance to keep the peace.
Ann Ryan, negro, with several aliases,
was up for being drunk and disorderly and
resisting the police. She was released on
her promise to leave the city without de-
lay.
Henry Davis, negro, from Lynchburg,
was charged with stealing apples from q
little girl. Owing to the failure of the wit
nesses to appear, the case was dismissed.
Several cases of ordinance violation were
disposed of, and the Recorder adjourned
his court.
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REPAIRS TO HOUSES OF w WORSHiP.-One
of the sad effects of our present poverty
is tho dilapidated and rusty condition of
most Of our churches. Very few Of them
have experienced that renovation which
they 80 much needed at the close of the
war. They mostly wear that sombre as
pect which they bore during the days of
the Confederacy, when deeply afflicted
people assembled within their walls to Of
fer ul prayers for bleeding country. In
those days, all minds, all hearts were too
deeply absorbed in one thing to attend
much to the decencies of outward appear
ance. When the smoke of the conflict
blew away, and We looked around, the
city-or what was left of it-seemed old
and dirty. No new houses had been built
except such as were required by military
necessity, and not all these escaped the
fire. Some of the handsome residences
had lost their beauty for the want OF fresh
paint, and so continue to this day, because
their owners are not as they once were.
But some people had money left, or made
it, and have painted their houses. Some
congregations have, by hard efforts, reno
waited wholly or in part their houses OF
worship; but in this particular much re-
mains to be done.
We are glad to hear that the congrega.-
tion of the Third Presbyterian Church
Church Hill), through some of their dill
gent and indefatigable trustees, have been
30 far successful in raising funds that they
will begin this week, probably to-day,
course of repairs which, if suitably en-
couraged, will extend to the thorough
ipproyamant of their place of worship in
every important particular. This will be
done by painting the building inside and
out, granting the pews, and putting on new
shutter-blinds to the windows and the bel.
fry, and repairing the enclosure around
the yard. Such improvements add much
to the beauty of our city, and give one an
assurance that there is vitality and energy
among the friends of religion and virtue /;
while a neglected church is bad sign: it
indicates decentralization, and has a ten
dency to promote it by looSening the respect
of men for the sanctions of religion and
the sincerity of its professors.
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RoBBERY-RECovERY OF THE STOLEN
PROPERTY AND ARREST OF THE TH1EF.-On
Saturday night last the clearinghouse of
Mrs. Hannah Norris, on Main street below
Seventeenth, was entered, and robbed of q
valuable gold chain and pair of shoes.
On yesterday the chain was found at the
pawnbroker's establishment of Harris 4
Brother, where it had been pledged by q
Federal soldier for $500, its real value
being stated at thirty dollars. The name of
the soldier having been obtained, he was
soon taken into custody, when ne stated
that the chain was given to him by ne
gro woman named Frances Watson, who
might be found either at Chimborazo or
Howard's Grove Hospital. After conside-
able search, the officers found her at the
place last named, and took her to police
headquarters. She had on her feet the
stolen shoes and finding that denial would
avail her nothing, she candidly acknow-
lodged the theft. The matter will be in
vestigated at the Mayors court this morn
ing, when it is quite probable that some
further developments Of her roguery may
he made,
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MATRIMONIAL.-The matrimonial mar
kct is now almost entirely monopolizcd by
the negroes, although, under the regula-
tions of the Frccdmcn's Bureau, they arc
compelled to get out licenses and pay for
them, and do the thing up in every respect
according to the forms Of law, in lieu OF
the former economical method of jumping
over broomstick, without clerks fees or
bridal favorS. From the lst to the 18th OF
September, inclusive, the clerk of Henrico
County Court issued thirteen licenses, OF
which nine were for black persons. This
is about the usual average number at this
season, though it is somewhat increased as
the Christmas holidays approach. 1t re-
quires some nerve for poor man to take
upon himself the responsibilities of matri-
mony in times like the present; but the
darkeys seem to have no more fore.
thought now than when they were slaves.
If they prefer to starve in pairs rather than
singly, let them do it, by all means.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-rr,pEMIC DIARRHUA.
81 A HOME REMED

ss-ErIDEMic DiAkhh uoIr REMEDY
o,e., triumph attained over the
CHOLERA
the endemic OF isia. In this city, ny
'',n"rsxyETT's DIARREHA KILLER
,.s.h IN tho memories Of many OF our eia-
's''' u,u8reds were cured Of
tr"'' T,yBAEA, CHOLERA MoRBuS,
.,.es.cs Of the bowels, all Of which
al i',,%,.rs.srmiuated ',,. in AsIArIc CHoLERA.
,.. remedy i not nos'rum' hut the recipe o'
IN .nd highly. respectable physician
"h"', ,.rr, 4, well known by many OF our cin-
"a ,hv,icians, the component parts OF which
i'"s Ven, exclusively by any one druggist, but
>. had from sli respectable druggists ana
or s.,,rlcs In all parts Of the city.
-. ,i.1cns Of Richmond and vicinity Will
.-,i,s in Il an old friend. For many years be-
,,n.wa aru WAS kept In every family Its re-
.-.,-,nee is now looked upon ss great PUBLIC
S,,tr,ING. All who suffer from diarrh9a, cho.
.-, no!hus. pains In the bowels and stomach
Ia ne this never falling remedy. Price,
,yTY CENTS per bottle.
rr.rarci and for sale by J. X. FISHER,
Pharmaeeuiist, No. lls Third street.
Also for sale by
ysssRs. PrRcELL, LkDp 8 Co, Main street;
BLAIR. Broad street;
/ B. THoxAs, Broad street
..~pYRs 4 HOWARD, MARSHALL street;
p.rsT ( MosEIT. Main 'eei,
" sorrH.it, Main street.
Cr,Ktrs JOHNSTON, Main street and others.
sell
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9irhmond 1ispatth.
TUESDAY. ....sEPTEMBER Is, 1866
Aatcti0,, Sales This Day.

CHRISTIAN, LEA 4 co. will sell Mt their store,
at o'clock this morning, aselect assortment
OF groceries, liquors, and sundries.
PAINE & co. will sell large lot OF fresh dry
goods, shoes. etc, at their store, No. loo Main
street, at 10 o clock A. NJ.
Z. A. J. CLoPToN will sell, at o'clock this eve-
ming, in the town Of Fulton, on the south side
OF Louisiana street, the frame cottage residence
now occupied by Mr.. Andrew Bowler.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will rent at auction, at u
o'clock this afternoon, desirable residence on
Marshall between Eighth and Ninth streets,
now occupied by c. @. Griswold, Esq.
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Prison FARE.-We had an opportunity
yesterday of witnessing the manner in
which the prisoners in the Henrico county
Jail are fed, and really, if their tabl.
P h6te is as good every day, they can find
little fault with their landlord. After the
first course, which, according to the Gus;
tom of all well-regulated hotels, consisted
of soup in its various forms, hot and cold,
thick and thin, the boarders were enter,
tained to an abundance Of fresh meat and
loaf and corn bread, which they were per-
mitted to wash down with copious draughts
of hydrant water. Many poor family
would be glad to get such fare, though
whether they would be willing to be re.
strained of their personal liberty or not
for the sake of it, is another question.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-18

RICHMOND TURFMEN IN NoRFoLK.-Seve-
raj exciting trotting matches took place
over the St. Charles Pavilion Course, Nor
folk, last week, in which Richmond turf
men were quite. conspicuous. The season
closed on Saturday by trot against time
between John Carter's January" OF
Baltimore, driven by William Peasley; G.
w. Bakers Sardinia" of Richmond,
driven by D. F. Ward, and john Millward'a
"Butcher Boy" Of Norfolk. The trot was
won by "Sardinia in $40, exactly up TO
time. january made the mile in 3.22,
and " Butcher Boy in 3.26. Sardinia "
was also the winner on the previous day.
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EN- VIEW OF THE EXISTENCE OF

the Cholera in our midst, and the Importance OF
making available every means to stay its progress,
's- uudersisnc informs the citizens Of Richmond
4.' he has in his possession an Indian recipe for
.,. care, which has been used privately in many
Gases Of DIarrhgs, Dysentery, aud summer dis
es-e, generally. with great success, proving an
iDia.libc cure IN every instance. During the past
YEAR, travelling agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, have had occasion to try it's virtues, and
can recommend IL unhesitatingly TO the public.
] have couhded to Messrs. BLUNT MOSELY,
hru., lists, No 1924 Main street, OF this city, the
directions for preparing the mixture, andft can be
'U.a.Lcd on application TO them.
LOUIS ZlMMER,
General Southern Agent
Al ls-lms Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
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Observation-Disclosures Dart, OF
Houston, was on yesterday appointed conf
missioner for the State of Virginia in
Texas.
The Governor issued q proclamation and
a writ of election for holding an election on
the 25th of October to gil the vacancy oc-
casioned by the resignation of E. 7. Hardy,
member of House of Delegates from Nor
r,1ly
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An Inauiry,

Mr.. WILEY w. WEAVER, Of company F, Four
teenth North Carolina regiment, was wounded al
the battle OF Malvern Hill July !, 1852, and died
in an ambulance the read to Richmond. One
of his comrades who was with him reports that a
lady, whose name he does not remember, and who
resided in or near the city, took charge OF the
body with a view to its interment. The relatives
OF the deceased being anxious to recover the re-
mains request their unknown friend. If this meets
her eye to communicate at once with Mrs. M. II.
SMITH, President OF the oakwood Memorial Asso.
citation, Richmond, box 400.
City papers please copy.
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Nor FINED.-Our reporter was in error
in stating yesterday that Mr.. NJ. d. Russell,
one of the jurors in the Pollard case, was
fined for contempt in not appearing pune
tually in his seat on Saturday morning.
The court at first determined to impose
the fine usual in such cases, but afterwards
being convinced that no contempt was in
tended, relieved him therctrom.