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Negroes 10 he SOLD

BALTIMORE, Dec. 24.-Four negroes
convicted of larceny and ordered to be sold
by Judge Magruder, at Annapolis, were
sold on Saturday Some twenty or thirty
farmers were present at the sale. The first
one sold was John johnson, who bid for
himselfand auctioneer taking his bid. He
was finally knocked down to himself and
became his own purchaser for thirty-seven
dollars. Another man brought thirty-fve
dollars and two girls brought respectively
twenty-five dollars and thirty dollars.
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North Carolina Legislature.

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec 24.-In the South
Carolina House of Representatives, the in
solvent debtors bill has been so formed as
to secure homestead of one hundred acres
with the house attached thereto, and in that
form IL passed.
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InTeafirnllon 30 he ITad,

NEW York, Dec. 24.--lt is rumOred this
evening that the recent fluctuations IN the
money market which has been attributed TO
to the illicit practice Of some Of our bank
officers acting in collision with leading
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WITHIN the past Eve years the private
requests and donations to Aneaican insti-
tutions, religious literary and charitable,
amounted to s., 0OO, 600, of which $1,000
900 we're contributed during the past year.
Who says we are given to- the almighty
dollar
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Valuable City Property
FOR SALE.
Frank A. Irwin, Admir-, vs.. james Irwin
and others.

Frank A. Irwin, Admir-, vs.. james Irwin
and others.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID C0unty Court Of Davidson county, rendered
at its December Term, 1895, in the above cause,
] win sell at Pebble Auction, at the south end
Of the Court House in Nashville, on satin rdiay.
the 18th Day Of January. 1867, the fol-
lowing described property. belonging 20 the
estate Of Rachael Irwin. deceased, to-Wit:
One lot situated on the corner Of Spruce street
and an alley, adjoining the Hume School Build
ing lot. in the city Of Nashville. fronting rs
fee "a an aiiey. cn which lot is erected frame
dWeiiiug h1asS. Also. four lots situated on
Maple street in South Nashville each fronting
81 feet on ssid street. and running back 10 an
alley, said last mentioned lots being unimProyed-
IERNss 0ne-f0urth cash. and balance on
credit Of g II, Is and "a months. Notes bearing
interest from day Of sale, with personal security
required for unpaid purchase money. and lien
dec22.td P. L. NICHOL. Clerk.
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 23.-John Newdell, an
old citizen, was assassinated in his bed last
night. Evidence before Coroner Moore
indicatesthat the assassin obtained about
one thousand dollars.
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VALUABLE RUsINEss HOUSE AT
OFEIoE AssIsFANr QUARrERMAsrER.


GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until II o'clock n. Of January
ID, 1867. for supplying this Post with
Seven thousand eight hundred (7,s00) bushels
of Corn, SO pounds shelled or % pounds ear per
bushel)
Three hundred 900 tons of Hay. C2.2iO pounds
per TOM
Bids may be made for the Hay, loose or baled
Bids for Corn will state whether shelled or in
the ear. Also. if sacks shall be furnished by the
Government or contractor.
Each bid must be accompanied BY the names
of two resp onsible parties, that the bidder will
execute the contract, If awarded 10 him.
Bids will be received for the whole, or part
Of the above amount.
The delivery Of the Forage to commence ina
mediately upon the letting Of the contract, and
the contract to be filed within thirty 800 days
from the letting Of same.
Security to the amont Of One-thrd Of tbs
above contract will be required for its fulfill
ment,
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. r.
By order Of Brig. Gen. THOs. SWORDS, Asst
QuaTtermaster General.
E. B. KIRK,
dec3-0an2 Captain and A. Q. M.
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The Pope has ordered circular to be
issued to all she Catholic bishops, inviting
them to be present at eanOuilatiOn to
Rome, on the festival Of St, Peter, July
29th. 1867.
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Wednesday. che PARA Of Jsuuars neKi,


ION The prsmises.) sell to the highest bidders.
first, Tract Of Land Of 80 acres, more or less,
IN Bedford county. Civn District No. !. Sad
Tract Of Land IS IN good neighb0rhOOd has q
rood dwelling and other houses, and good AT
Die Orchard The soil Is 8ell adapted to blue
grass. clover and grain, making adesirable farm
for stock raising
IWi.f sen HE Land for Cash. 70 safisiy the debt
mentioned in the first Trust Deed Ia sum Of
abauf a COO four thousand dollars. the balance
Tor the Land, on one and two years credit. Notes
with two good securities and hen retained until
the uurchaze money Is al paid.
Al the same time and place. and for Casa ail
snfns under tcndoliars. SIX months credit for ali
sums over ten and under one hundred dollars.
and fer an sums over one hundred dollars lively
months credit about 40 head u Cattle. inciud-
ing Cows aud Calves. etriing Hsifers and Steers
and . large yoke Of Oxen aboGt 100 barrels Of
Corn; about Is head Of kRe Sheep. . or 81 head
Of Hogs, atWo horse Wagon and an OK wagon,
Farming Utensils. and many valuable Law and
Miscellaneous Books.
The public. and especially creditors. are in
riied 10 attend the sale. which will continue
from day 20 day until through.
Also, on the 6Fsf Monday IN February there
amer, i Nill sell certain foWr Lots in shelby
vile. on q credit 81 one ard trO year., men
toned and described IN sad Trust Deed, kor
particulars apply 20 me a my oshee. ~ shelby
vile. LEWIS IlLLMAN,
dec25-tds Trustee.
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!. CHRIsTMAs GIFT6. ;,

A LARGE STOCK or ARTICLES sUITA
~ bic COR Presents, a prices 70 suit the times
Aso. Fire Crackers. IJrpetoes. Pin Wheels
ETC., wholesale or retail.
VI. PAREES 4 Co.
decl9-lw C1rusr Church and summer
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For sale or Rent.

a LARGE TWO STORY BRICK Dwell
a ling. containing - rooms, WITH serTaats'
roomg crib, stables, caFriage house gmeka
houss. sie., etc, 3 miles Hon tie CITY iimitg
aerss Of choice land. With several springs Of
excellent water, AID q COED vel 10 thg Yard.
'fhiE 4 one II the most leauiual aud healthy
loeafians ia the vicinity 81 Nashville. adiOinina
md east 81 W. 2. NJ Campbell. Apply b
W. q. n. CAMPBELL or
decls-2us W. G. dOODLETT
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From, canada.

stocks speculators. The affair viii be in
vestgated upon the Resembling of Con-
gress.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
STORE no RENT.

DN CHURCH STREET, OPPOSITE ST,
" Cloud. now occupied BY Mr.. GotLADkY. as
Boot and Shoe Store. Possession given hrst of
January, 1857. Apply to
WM. SIMMONS,
dee6-lw Church St. opposite MeLemore.
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No PAPER rn.rrOnpnYN

To-day win be observed as a holiday
By the employees Of this Office, aud con-
sequently no paper win be issued tO-mor-
row morning.
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AN ELEGANT NEW DWELLING. TEN
n rooms. etc. With good garden, ETC.. on Rus
sell street Edge6eld. Also, 3 nice double and
single Office, adjoining ours, $50 Union street.
Watson, with eleven acres Of land. on MeLe-
more street, will be for rent If not sold In few
DAYS J. L. & r. W. BROWN. Agents.
deo2}-lW $50 Unisn street.
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FOR RENT.
MASONIC NOTICE.


Anniversary of st. John the Evangelist
THE REV. A. J. BAIRD, D. D.. a
Il win deliver public Masonic AIN
dress at the Mekendree Church. on ~ ~
THURSDAY EVENING, the 27th w
inst, at o'clock P. NJ
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Members of the several Lodges and transient
Brethren, sejOurning in the city, are requested
to,meet at the Lodge Room. Masonic Temple, at
O'Clock P. n. .-
The Sir Knights Of Nashville Commandery
Mol knights TemplaTs and all Sir knights from
other Commanders, are requested to meet at
their Asylum, Masonic Temple, at O'Clock P. n,
for the purpose Of Joining in the procession, ~
the Mekendree Church. ...
JOHN MCCLELLAND,
JOSEPH 5. CARRIES,
dec25-tukth Committee of Arrangements
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TIE Alta California says there Is handy
branch Of business in California in which
the Chinese DO no, compete with the whites.
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STEPHENS & WATKINS,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL. DRUGGISTS.
CoRxER CoIIEaE AND US1oS STREETS,
The Old Stand Of STRETCH L FoRBrs.)
A FTEK HAVING REFITTED AND
- Rsfurnished the entire establishment.
and having made large additions thereto
We are again ready to offer to the Public
every article usually found in Druggists
Stock.
We have in store an extensive stock u
Pure and Fresh Drugs Medicines, Dye
Stufs, etc, which for quality and purity
are unsurpassed by any other similar estab-
iishment in the country.
The great variety Of European and Anne
rican Fancy Goods, Fine Soaps, Toilet
Powders, Pomades. Brushes. Extracts, sts.
comprising invoices of goods from Low &
Son, London; Coudray. Societe Hygieniqus,
and Lubin of Paris; Balm and other rspu-
table American manufacturers 90 viii be
found most complete, and for beauty, ele-
gance, and utility, cannot fail to suit the
tastes Of the most discriminating
Our assortment Of Cosmetics, Tortoise
Shell and Ivory Combs, Puas and Boxes,
Mirrors, and other articles Of that class,
being Of the latest styles and Of the most
recent importation, VIII compare with that
Of any house in the South.
Great attention is paid to the selection
and importation Of Pure and Fresh Drugs,
and none other are allowed to 20 out Of the
establishment
A splendid selection Of Imported and
Domestic Cigars, al fine brands Of Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos, Carrots Scotch
and Maecoboy snuffA, and every article in
that line. constantly in store.
most extensive and varied assortment
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DEEDS OF TRUST SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF a DEED OP TRUST
10 executed to me by B. NJ TLLNAN, in NOvem-
Der 1850 and another on the first 0f December,
1850, and for the purposes therein mentioned.
will
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Fishing Tackle,


onsisting Of Hooks from the most cels-
bTated manufactures Of Limerick, Ireland,
and Silk, Grass, Japanese, and Cable-laid
Lines. Also, Reels, Bamboo and japanese
Rods; together with every thing usually
found in a frst-class establishment
A large lot Of the celebrated Ne plus ultra
Black and Plantation Imperial and other
fine TEAS just received
~ Prescriptions compounded with &C.
curacy by eOmpstent and experienced PhaT-
macists and Physicians and others can
depend on tia most entire reliability in the
execution Of Orders. all goods being war
ranted as represented
STEPHENS 4 WATKINS,
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FOR SALE

GIXTY ACRES OF LAND, WITHIN ONE
- mile Of the Courthouse of Franklin, William
son county. The whole of this tract is most eK-
cellent soil, aud belongs to a gentleman who Is
determined to sell and will give a bargain in it,
En- NEWS0M, GLOVER & CO.,
Real Estate Agents
dee25-lW Y North Cherry street.
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WHAT is the use, asks lazy fellow, of Z
mans working himself to death to get :
living?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

From Our Reporter in tina. TOWN.

BUILDING rrxD AssocIATIox.-The meeting
Of the Union Building Fund Association ~
held on Thursday night. No oustnsss ~.
transacted beyond the adoption OF the consu'
turion and by laws. The people OF the t0Wn
should not allow this opportunity TO secu!S
good home for each Of them TO escape. Duo
notice will be given OF the next meeting.
MAScHssrER Posr- OrIIcg.-A Lady writing
from Nelson county says she would have WIT
ten long ago but she was not aware that We
had post office In Manchester. We desire 70 say,
for her benefit and the general benefit Of man.
kind that we not only have poet-ofnce, but
that Mr.. James M. Moody, postmaster, and
Mr.. Joseph Walden, his assistant, are as 0blig-
ing and courteous gentlemen as one will md
in seven days journey through eleven States.
Towy HALL.-This edifice Is rather dilapi.
dated, and we suggest to the town authorities
that II will bear Improvement. At least, the
courtroom should be put in better condition:
A small expenditure would accomplish IL, and
1t might be done without embarrassing the
local treasury.
MAaIsrRArEs' CoURr.-The usual court for
the trial of civil warrants was held In the
Town Hall yesterday, Justice Gentry In the
chair. A number Of cases were disposed OF.
This court meets every Friday at 81 O'Clock,
p. NJ.
MULE THIEP.-A man arrested by Constable
Blunt on charge of stealing mule from j. 8.
Atlee was examined before Justice Seedlings
and sent on to Chesterfield Court for further
fr{a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

SOMETHING SToLEy-A SINGULAR DOCUMENT.
paper was left yesterday at the Chief of
Police office purporting to give the particulars
of robbery in Henrico county, and after puz.
zlng our reportorial brains for some minutes
to decpher its true meaning, we have deter
mined to print it rer6atim, ct lteratim, for the
benefit of our readers 1t will bear compari-
son with any Hibernian tale we have ever had
the pleasure of seeing
Stolen last night on the 18th March from
Jacob Coins Farm seven miles from Richmond
in the upper part of Henrico county adjoining
Il. w. Green's Farm by man named Ned, a
dark black collar low and stout very ragged, he
formerly lived in Cumberland county and
lately stayed at my Farm until yesterday
morning and seen at my place last night about
To- &C; stoled Bay horse good size and Not
fat white face also the hind Left leg white,
and Brock into my store-room stoled about 40
lbs of Sugger and 40 lbs of Flour also 10 lbs
Bacon if the said man is arrested can be Found
at Revd NJ. 7. Michelbacher corner Mar
shall streets, will pay twenty dollars reward
if said Arrest is made and horse found.
[Signed1 JACOB Conn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

EVENING WITH THE PoRrs.-Mr. +. q.
Bangs entertainment, entitled IN " Evening
with the Poets" given at the Exchange Hotel
Concert Hall on Thursday night, was attended
by large, select, and appreciative audience.
We have already referred to the grace and
pathos which marks Mr.. Bangss elocution,
and 1t Is only necessary to say that, In this
instance, he more than sustained the reputa.
ton which he had previously gained. The
Rauen, Hoods Pains in Pleasure Boat, Hnmlefs
Sohloquy, and Anna5sl Lee, werei warmly ap.
plauded, as they deserved to be. Mr.. Grant,
who had kindly rendered his services for the
occasion, sang several songs with great spirit
and force, and Mr.. Knauff displayed conside.
rable. talent in his performance upon the
piano.
In the course Of the entertainment, Mr..
Bangs stated that ne had been requested by
some friends to read domestic Epic poem, Of
ancient origin, it is true, but which seemed to be
particularly applicable to recent event. Mr..
Bangs then read the epic" with inimitable
point and expression, the audience showing
their keen enjoyment of the jest by long and
sustained applause. AS a matter of interest
to our readers, although at the risk Of incon-
veniently crowding our columns, we publish
the words of the poem in full.
DOMESTIC EPIC.
"There was big man, and he had little gun,
And his bullets were made of lead, lead, lead.
He went to the brook and shot little duck,
And he shot him till he was deal, dead, dead"
Time.-Uncertain. Author.-Unknown.
The Epic was encored, and Mr.. Bangs re-
peated it with additional effect.
We understand that Mr.. Bangs intends to
give our sister towns an opportunity of hearing
his entertainment, and if their citizens do not
patronize him literally, they will hold opin-
ions entirely different from those of the citi-
Zens of Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

POLICEMAN SToNED.-On Friday night, Po-
liceman Moody, while on his beat near the
basin, had his attention called to several sus-
picious- looking parties, whose movements led
him to believe that all was not right. He kept
a sharp lookout upon them until they disco
vered that they were being watched, when
they commenced stoning the policeman vigor-
ously. He was not to be daunted by this,
though; he had heard too many bullets whis-
tie TO let brick bats and rocks disturb him. He
charged the party, who put off as hard as they
could leaving the gallant policeman in the
lurch
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

ROBBERY OF CIGARS AND BACON.-FOr some
time past, cigars and bacon in small quantities
have been stolen from the store of Mr.. II. II.
Dibrell, on Cary street, amounting in the ag-
gregate TO two hundred and fifty cigars and
one hundred and fifty pounds of bacon. On
yesterday, Judy Brown and John Tyler, ne
groes, were arrested by Sergeant Howard for
being implicated in the robbery, and some
cigars of the same description as those stolen
were found in the room of the first named
pricp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

TRIAL BY MILITARY COMMIssION.-P. G.
Westcott, who was arrested some dayssince,
and underwent a secret examination before a
tribunal, has had charges preferred against
him. He will be tried before n military COM
mission the triad commencing to-day. The
following are the charges There are about five
lengthy specifications under each CHARGE
First: Accessory before the fact Of stealing
Government horses and mules. Second: Ac-
cessary after the fact of stealing Government
horses and mules. Third Receiving stolen
property, knowing the same to have been
stolen. Fourth: Larceny.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

AUCTION SALES To-DAY.-Messrs. Regnault
& Co. will sell ut their rooms, on Main street,
between Eighth and Ninth, al 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, fine selection OF wines and liquors, and
a large assortment Of furniture.
Mr.. Z. Gathright will sell by auction, on
Council Chamber Hill, at 10 o clock this morn.
ing, horses, mules, wagons, carts, and drays.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

OUTRAGEOUS MALTREArMEST oF LITTLE
Boz BIT BLAcKs.-A little boy, about nine
years old, son of Mr.. A. Gipperich, a very
worthy citizen Of Church Hill, was very
severely beaten on Thursday evening by a
band of negro boys from Chimborazo. Mr.
Gipperich's two little sons had gone to the
deep gully which Is a boundary between
Church Hill and Chimborazo to gather the
white pebbles which abound there. While
thus engaged, band OF negro boys, formed in
line as mimic soldiers, with drum, &c, came
by and observed them. Uttering some denun-
Citations of the "little rebels" Company b
was ordered to charge, which order was
obeyed-Company rushing down the banks
after the unoffending little fellows, who en-
deavored to escape. The eldest succeeded, and
reaching home, gave the alarm that his brother
was in the hands Of the negroes, rs indeed he
was. They caught him, beat and choked him,
threw him down the gully and hurled missiles
at him. one of which, a brick bat, cut his head
very badly. An old negro man happening TO
pass by, caused the ASSISTANTS to desist, who
formed again on the hill. and cheering Justify
at their victory over the damned rebels, :"
vowed to serve them all in that manner. By
this time the little boys uncle reached the
scene and conveyed him home, very much
disabled, almost insensible and bleeding.
This outrage is 4 grave one. But for timely
aid, young Gipperich might have been killed:
for all know that negro boys, from ten to fif-
teen, have no consideration whatever. Their
ordinations show the ideas which have been
impressed upon their minds, and this event,
together with others that have occurred, indi.
Gates that trouble may come from this Chin
borazo colony unless it be placed under police
regulations. These negroes are set down there
chiefly through the wild mania that possessed
the race when the Federal armies traversed
the State. They left their homes and crowded
the cities. The scenes of those times, and bad
teaching, have implanted Inflated hostilities
towards the people amongst whom they are
obliged to live, and who are indeed their best
friends. 1t is manifest, unless they change
their sentiments and modify their conduct,
that trouble is in store for them and those
amongst whom they live.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

HrsrISGs CouRT-FRIpAY MoRNING.-fre-
cent. l.. T. Chandler, Recorder; Andrew
T.. Ellet John M. Higgins, James q. McCar-
tbv and William w. Undertake, Aldermen.
The case of John 7. West, indicted for petit
,orcenv and knowingly receiving stolen goods
was continued until the next April term OF the
Court. r
The case of H. Rives Pollard, indicted Tor
assaplt and battery, was continued until the
next April term of the Court.
After granting several ordinary and mer'
chants, licenses, the Court adjourned until the
next April term.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

NARROW EscAPE.-Yesterday morning spi-
rited horse, attached to a cart, started off, near
the corner of First and Baker streets, and had
not continued far before the wheel of the cart
came off. The cart went tumbling TO the
ground, the conclusion throwing the boy under
the horses feet. Fortunately, the shafts of the
cart Lroke short off, which prevented 1T from
running on him and crushing him to death
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rurLArE ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
ArLErr's, VA, March IA, 1866

Gentlemen,-Please give your readers some
account of the great ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Of
bethany, Va, the founder and leader of the re-
,,cious movement known to the world rs the
:. reformation" A brief history of the man,
his speeches and debates, will interest and
crafty many of your readers.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Publishers If the Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

RoBBERY.-On Thursday night last an at
tempt was made to break into the front win
dow of the house of Mr. Henry Hungerford,
on the corner of Clay street and Brook ave
nue.. Failing in the attempt, the thieves pro-
ceeded to the rear of the house, and forced an
entrance into the kitchen. Here they played
sad havoc, for in the morning there was
scarcely 4 kitchen utensil TO be found. Every
thing of value was stolen, including all the
clothes in wash. There is as yet no clue to
the robbers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-17

HEAVY CHARGEs.-The Matamoras Ranchero
charges Major General BUTLER and his bro
Their with having shipped from New Orleans,
during the war, to "a staunch rebel house "
in that city, ship-load of picked pork, and
it adds
"Not only did they send ship-load of pork,
but Butler 4 Brother sent oul here, for cotton
exchange account, various ship Loads OF
United States army supplies, which went di.
rectly into Texas through their accommoda-
ton house,
The same paper charges that tx Governor
Senator SPRAGUE, of Rhode Island, had his
fingers in " to the tune of two millions of dol
.. lars All of which has very little interest
here, and may have as little anywhere. The
charges relate 10 such common matters, that
out of them q sensation can hardly be aroused