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A APPROPRIATION TO ENRICH ScouNpREL-
Is.."-Among the causes for their defeat,
which a majority of the Republican press are
waking recital or, is the conflScation scheme,
which the Newark 14drertiser, a Republican
journal, calls "a proposition to enrich scoun,
drelism'' in the party. They refer also, OF
course to the mischief caused by lhe I'M
parchment movement; by inc H,.elilp. ~
rrapnlate the morals Of mankind by Legislative
judgements and similar questions, which
they now look upon as great evils; but on no
subject do they put it stronger or WIN more
ruth than the Advertiser does III reference u
cnutjsruliOu
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Morn ABOUT GENERAL GRANTS DgcLARA-
TIoSs AND PROBABLE 'CASDIDAcy.-The well.
informed Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Gazette says:
get II from n very good source that the mr.
ticlc IN the Chronicle, of four columns in length
promulgating the political status of General
Grant. was exhibited to him before publica.
| ,lon, and that he suggested but one altera.
tlon-that of the omission Of 4 single line
which was stricken out. It can be proved by
duly qualified and credible witnesses in any
court Of justice in Christendom, that Genera
Grant did express high qualification 1T the de-
feat OF the Radicals in the recent elections,
and that he did authorize the statement that
he had never committed himself politically to
any man or set of men.
1t /: currently rumored to-day that the
a." Grant Committee" have canvassed the Ra.
dical members now present, and find that .
majority are favorable to q congressional an.
nounce1nent of the General rs their candid date
and that n conven ton be dispensed with. The
letter Of acceptance, in that case, TO be pre-
pared by the committee, will constitute the
platform OF the party
The Boston Advertiser quotes from the de.
bates iii Congress 10 prove that when the loan
| bill was before the House Thad. Stevens said
explicitly that it would be paid in coin.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETISG.-It is contemplated
10 hold Il meeting III this city on saturday
next to appoint delegates to the State Con
s.ryative Convention which meets III Rich
mond on the nth of December. We trust our
citizens will turn out in force, and select Their
aolest men 10 represent them on the occasion,
Meetings have already been held IN many OF
,he ronuties. and arrangements have been
made for holding them in others, ard the IN
telligence and responsibility and sentiments
of the State will be represented. The Conven-
ton will be IN important body, and is action
will undoubtedly be productive OF gooa ehec'
on the country.--petersb,try tader.
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ReUI Estate Agencies.


A CHANCE To SELL VIRGINS
"A LANDS-I have formed hugnsss eonnac
ton With Messrs Mu.phey Trou;nan, Resl IS.
tate Agents and Brokers'. ?hils dslphia, Who EaV;
applications for the purcha-s OF lerge number o
far1ns and ether real property III Virginia. foi
which fsir ana rsasous bic prices Will be paid BIZ
On application In pc rson or by mstl. will wttl
olsssuf. furnish sny one having iaCd for sale sps
siac information on tho subject.
J. D. IMBODZI, Attorney atl.aw.
I'd fo-ts Richmond. Va.
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HALPTSE.-" Miles O'ReillY," of the New
York Citi:en, dominates James T. Brady, oil
New York, for Vice President on the ticket
wi tn General Grant, and says % One great
advantage Brady has is this His wife can
never sell his wardrobe and threaten unplea-
s1ut exposure about her presents, because he
has no wife,
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r,,v R,cur k1Sp.o EyERGr-Mr. Joseph
Ji,cbanstprn. of New York, who purchased a
fnrm in this county ten days ago, had pionghs
At work last week breaking up III order a 10 o
nm, in \ crop this fall. He was promised
dozen teams, and designs putting In an tie
to,d l,e can seed before hard weather sets In.
IT, &c RI. kind of energy the Old Dominion
need. Mt this time, and is an example that VIII
s1imul;lte emulation on the part OF ms heish
hors = Ered,ricksJurq Herald.
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DEc1sIoy-Judge Thomas, this morning, IN
The Circuit Court, rendered decision in the
case of the City Council Us. l.. L: Downham =
Co, affirming the right of the Council 10 TAX
agents for the sale OF ale, beer, &c, manuihc
,nrad on,side of IN, State and sold within the
corporation 1t is understood that an appea
will be taken from the decision of the Judge
1I,ruadriu Gazette.
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ANOTHER BoLrEn.-We learn that Stacy,
eie nn,u synresses his purpose of supporting
no extreme measures that may be introduced
in the Convention ,,o,,ed :
These make five or six white men elected DIS
Radicals who have changed their colois.-
L,,Dchbur0 Republican.
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TIE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAv1s.-Distrlct
Attorney Chandler is in the city, and, II IS I'M
dcrs,ood will await the arrival OF the coun-
sci employed to aid him in the prosecution Oh
Davis Tor consultation. He stated Yesterday
that he knew OF nothing that would prevent
the trial from being commenced on the 2jlh
instant, but that contingencies might arse
which would render Il further postponement
necessary. 1t is, therefore, yet uncertain
whether the case will be disposed of at the
next session of the court.-NdttohdI Lael!'9en-
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BerrAI MrnpER.-We learned on Monday
that n brutal murder was committed III h,er-
cor county the Friday preceding by 4 fellow
named Hunt upon 4 young man named Allen
Butler The latter, rs we are Informed, had
n quarrel the day before with brother OF me
former. On Friday, Hunt was passing 1leld
in which Butler was WORKING, ana oroereu
him m come ont into the road and receive Il
threshiug. Upon Buffers refusal, Hunt sh OF
him dead He Immediately took to flight, and
has not yet been pprehended.-Honrosc county
.$.s
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f,atrianism Mr. Seth WILDER Payne,
III p pI has engaged to walk from This city 10 san
Tr az in 10 days and publish an accom-
r. ,.har be sees, hears, and does on the way,
~ Intt This city at O'Clock tins morning, ,'nu
viii reach Somerville, n. j. lhis u''e iAoo"
Mr. York IfiGuae, llM
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The minnesota Election

CHICAGO, November ll.-Frank Driscoll.
secretary of the Republican State Central
committee OF minnesota, telegraphs to-day
that Governor Marshall Republican) is re
elected by over 1000 majority, and claiming
that Official returns show that the negro suf
irage amendment has been adopted by i small
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CiGar-malScrs' Strike.

PuUApELrHIA, November 1.-THE journey
men cigar makers OF this city are now on y
strike. In some Instances an addition of thirty
per cent. on the old prices is demanded
Nearly all the manufacturers refuscd-to ac
cede 10 the demands OF the men. and the lat
| ter Quilted work. They number about 900
altogetncr
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Mrs. LISCoLN's WARDRoBE.-The dresses.
laces, and icwclry, offered for sale by Mrs
Lincoln at the rooms of Mr.. Brady, on Broad
way, still lie exposed on the tables and III the
showcases Few now gather 10 view them,
and fewer still with intent TO purchase. They
remain on the tables, with no one 10 disturb
them, and the notice, q DO not handle these
dresses" is quite 4 superfluous admonition
The prices 1T which the various articles were
marked for sale never had amy charms foi
New Workers. who failed 10 attach any specla
value TO the garments because they might
have adorned the lady Of the White House.
The effort 10 obtain money by public sub
scription has been practically Abandoned, ant
for want of announcement the private col!cc
ton scheme has been forgotten. IEIs indli
ference on the part of the people Of this sec
ton will probably lead 10 Il removal OF th'
goods to some other city or return OF theI
Ia the owner To whose orders alone they are
now subject. -HctU York EctaiHg Express, No
YtInher q.
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Is DR. LIVINGSTONE ALIVE ?-Whether DR.
Livingstone is alive or dead is not yet satiS'
factorily settled. Once more hope is in the
ascendant The Cape of Good Hope mail
recently arrived in England, brings a letter, il
which Mr.. j =. Wotlatt, q missionary, ex-
presses Il strong hope that his distinguished
relative, Or. Livingstone, is still alive. a
report, says Mr.. Monatt, has been received
ZanZbar of LivingStone's passage through
district more remote than the place Where M
was said to have been killed" lie thinks th;
the Malay who returned and reported Ut
livingstone killed had merely deserted him.
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From Havana nIaximilian's Body.

HAVANA. November ll.-Advices from Mex
ico saw Maximilian's body was to have been
delivered to Admiral Tegethofr on the 9Th.
HAVANA. November l2-Sugar, SADShc.
Sterling. l4H6l5 Federal currency, 2i425.
Gold-Long, "a short, ~.
Sugar tirmer ut S.Mshc. Sterling, l4A@la'
Federal currency, 2ih425
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assailed. For the past week the house has
been stoned. Nobody caught Charlottesville
Chronicle.
That's according to Shakespeare" rersiting
the glimpses of the Moon
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Augusta CoUSTY.-We are requested to state
that a public meeting will be held at the court
house on the first day of November County
Court 10 appoint delegates for Augusta to the
Conservative Convention 10 assemble in Rich.
mond on the nth Of December ne<t.-Snnnto,
Spectator.
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! Tnk AxrI.MAsox1c WAR TX CrnA.-A Ha.

ANN hHTt.MAsoN1c WAR IN CrBk.-A ha'
Tana letter OF the 4th instant says:
The anti. Masonic movement on the part OF
the Government still continues. On the 2stl
uitimo the rooms occupied by the Masonic
Lodge In Puerto Principe were visited by
agents or the Government, but rs the brothers
hau received information of the proposed visit
tong previously, no papers or documents Were
iouhd, and although it was n regular stated
meeting night, only four persons could b.
found in the building. Male visitors in thu
houses around the lodge were very plentiful
that evening. The four gentlemen found were
taken into custody by the guardians of the
public peace and morals, and liberated again
after confinement of three hours. What the
end OF all this will be nobody knows. The
Government is alternating from itself the
sympathles and good will of a large body OF
its most influential citizens, and without the
least possible chance of gaining friend ex.
cept among the ignorant"
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MAIL MEssESGER.-Norfolk to Portsmouth
the terminus OF the Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad, V. NJ. Metcalf declining, William )
Beachum is appointed messenger in his stead
ut IS 50 per annum, TO take effect from and af
ter the Goth of November instant.
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Tho Alabama Reconstruction Con

MoxTGoAERI, ALA, November IL he
whole Of to-day was consumed III the Coh
vcntion in considering the franchise question.
The majority report, embracing the strongest
proscriptiye features, will be adopted
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In retiring from the frm OF Taiiaferro NO. l
CORDIALLY recomm srd It to the continued patronage
and con hdence Of my friends.
no 2-tl5N i. j. " AhD'
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HcSton Sill Walkinu.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, October ll.-Weston tn,
pedestrian arrived here from Oneida II dis
iance OF twenty eight miles, at o'clock thi,
morning. He intends stopping tonight a
Lyons. He says he is now eighteen hour!
ahead OF time
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LOOK Orr FOR COUNTERFEIT CUREEScY.-A
goodly number Of counterfeit twenty-five
cent notes are in circulation here and we ad-
wise those who are SO fortunate ~ to handle
money TO look out for them Washington Re
publican.
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Court orders.

GLOUCESTER CIRCUIT COURT,
VI OCTOBER TERM. 1857:
levi P. Corr. .Complaln2nt,
against
JEFF U. slubbs, adninistrator Of Thomas Banks,
d, Leased and Thomas Y. Catlelt.. :. Defendants,
IN CHASCEkY.
The court doth aajudse, orGer, ana decree mat
II b : referred to one OF the commit soners OF tails
court to ID ks an account OF all ths personal estate
Of TnoIas U. bank-; deceased, which has come
10 tin. "a nds OF Jefferson U. Stupbs, his personal
REPRESENTATIVES, or with which he has become
chaIreable taking as the baeis thereof (but sub
TACT t. sure arso nud la!s hcaton) any account
may have rendered before the County Coert OF
Gloucester county, and further account OF tue
Outstanding bis Of the said THOMAS U, ban ks !,
and all the Creditors Of the said Thomas U. Banks
are hereby required t" prove thsir respective
claims before the SAID commits soner on or before
ZONE peremptory day to be fixed on by HIM, OF
which he shal. give due nonce by pubic aiVnr-
,isaruent published once week for Tour success
s.vs weeks in some newspaper in the city OF hich-
mend and le-ted at the front door OF Gloucester
c1nrL-b0ube and 1T two or mose pubic places in
ihe county of Gloucester at least thlrty day. pre-
vions thereto or eiss 20 be forever barred OF any
benefit in this SUIT.
JOHN S. COOKE, d. G.
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Governor Browulow, it is understood, WI" W.
~ nubiish 4 letter denying the right OF mn Tue
soon i,apS aSSt states Government to seize the len
ass"e railroads for satisfaction OF It's cialns
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CHvRcH TROUBLES The extraordinary scene
in the Presbyterian Assembly in your city
yeSterday-the differentiation of the Low
Church Episcopaians with the members OF
that budy--is creating 4 tremendous breeze
among the High Church Episcopalians, who
say that something must now be done TO coun-
teract the dcmoralizing influence upon the
Church OF such proceedings. They will stand
il no longer.
While it is determined, therefore, TO proceed
with the trial of the Rev. Mr.. Tying, they are
also resolved, with renewed emphasis, to
warn their congregations against the sin of
{" Schsm," and of associating with " schis-
matics," and 10 that end Rev. Mr.. Dix leads
of with Il sermon at St. Lukc's to morrow
evening, taking the ground that it is not for
the interest of the Church to admit within
her fold Il non episcopal ministry. This dis
course is to be followed up by others of 4 like
tenor in al the High Church pulpits of the
ty.-Ne,r York letter ia Phiiudtiphia Ledysr.
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Cation Factory Burnt.

Sv,yyIu November l2.-The Savannah
cotton factory, with six houses, was burned
o-day. Loss, &25, 200; insurance, sll,&O.
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r. King Cutler appointed Judge in Louisiana.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2-General
Mower 10. day appointed r. King cutter
Judge of the Second District of Louisiana vice
Judge A. Casabat, resigned
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CnrDetings. Furniture, &c.

nFAUTlFUlI HOUSEHOLDF URNls
ID TURE-FRESH SUPPLIES We would re-
specially invite the atteutioa OF cur friends and
tue public generally The very large, select ard
attractive stock Of FUS&1TURR now on exhibit
ton at our spacious r'rerooms. 1t comprises
every article pertaining 10 the business. and In
style, quality, and price, cannot be surpassed IN
this Stat, The sucour ~ sment extended through
twenty. FIVE years past is hiShy attterlnS, ard we
most respectfully solicit conilnuanGe, OF the
same EASLlSt'a ID oi ar.,
mo 70 Ninth and lain streets.
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r.. undersigned will conduct ;hs COAL and
v-O0D RTTSIssSS la:aly csrrisd on by Wool
bridge & smith on his own account, and returning
his thanks for the patronage 30 Literally eStendeo
to tha late concern by the citizens OF Richmond
respectfuliy asks a CONTINUATION OF the same.
When not at his Office on franklin street ne WIN
ALBERT B. WUULDRIDGE.
r,~,x,,, :, 1seT 11-1w
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NOTICE. have this day disposed OF
" nv entire stock OF goods to hessrs d, y, y.
KAWLs CO. therefore request al persons ai,
Jh,.d IN ma TO come forward and pay thele ac-
opnts ~. INV creditors are pushing ms Tor settle
ments: ard unless parties come forward proinp.iy
and paw, will be forced to place theit accounts
IN the nan"' - piof j. u. GRESHAM.
1917 Main street.
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NEW LAW KS.-RANDOLPH
~ &ESGLIsH, 1870 Main street, receive all the
new books OF value, and offer at low prices large
stock OF N2W and OIL SfASDiRD Law
Kice and James on Bankruptcy, and complete
aEsortment Of Forms. .
one act OF the reports, and al tho scarce Viz
gin a Books.
Old Books bought or taken In exchange foI nsw.
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ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. -
1 Don't you believe It. that you can bry CON
PBGTICNERIBS any cheaper IN Baltimore than
you can in Rich moYd. pledge myself TO sell
you every article at !altimors prices and In many
years and 1. successful business. enables mo to dc
So Call and see me. LOUIS J. BOSS! EUA,
ne II l4l2 Main strsat
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Books, Stationery, dc.

7 Attest FURTHE READING PUB.
1 1 LlC.-Just to hand from the Appletons, Mi.s
MuhIbach's great historical novel, NAPOLEOa
AaD QUEEN oF PRosSiA s;ssTrTty eGp1 oib IN
works by the same brilliant authoress. The
LADIES' READER. Designed for the use OF
/. d .s, schools and family reading circles, com
nrI.iug choice selections from standard authors In
urCsa aud poetry, with tho essential rule. of elo'
en- ion. BY Professor Hows. Also, the JUNlOR,
by the same author, designed assam introduction
10 the former
SCH OF BOOKS OF every description
STATIONERY, the best and most desirable.
Magazines Periodicals. Photographic Albums,
Wrapriug Paper, Blank Books, scrap Books,
Composition Exercise Books. etc stc, etc For
sale at lowest rates at Cku fIhf lhbp Q,
III Broadway, opposite Fredericksburg depot
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Dissertations, dc.

NoTICE.-The partnership Of WOOL
IN DRIDGE SHIT 4 was dissolved Dy uo a b..
SON. Indebted 10 the concern req ne.ted 70 set
tie ,heir bills witeout delay; and tnoss ns nnss
c!a: SINS sgsinst the concern sle ..que''N
~ 40 ~ A. B. woOLDEIDGE,
Surviving Partner.
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VERY LAHuE LOI Of y ote, Let
n tar. Cap, Ball head, and PRINTING fapsfs
-Harsiir NAV be- found at tho Dispatch Printing
Honas Sand In vour nrdar, for printing w w
GLERkS', SHkRIFFs,, CoHS y a.
naanv printed ct the DISPATCH PklEIin y
H0HsR.
DTLL-H EnADS, NEGOTIABLE
Is NnTEs ROED3 no., printed at short notice
u tb s plsPaTGa PhINTlaa HOUSE. 1Sh
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WASHINGTON, November l2-0 +. Mine
prize fight ting party was turned over by the
military to the civil authorities, and all were
released, rs the law requires that the riot act
shall be read before arrest, which was not
done in this case.
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NEW NOVELS AT lila MAIN
~ sTREET.-TUKNEH,. the nswsdsaler, has
Just received large lot o. NEW NOVELS.
Any ovel wanted can be found at the kiCh'
MOsD NEWS DEPOT, liza Main street.
sTATIONERY cheap; SCHOOL BOOKS, etc.
etc. DC SS-~
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DISSOLU zion OF co PARTNER
~ SHIP The concern OF w. T. STAPLES -
co. was dissolved on the soth OF August, 1907. py
w. T.. STAPLES.
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COnfectjORerieS.

DREAM PEChHS,
~ Cough KISSES,
CHOCOLATE GARAMELS,
FRUIT CAktMELS,
SOLFERIN0 BARS.
Tha above delicious CONNECTIONS are naDufac-
tured PnESa EvB2Y DAY at our factory, and
those In wan. should give a ca
ANDREW PIZZTSI i Co.,
nou SUI Broad street
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NEW FRUITS, NEW FRUITS.-Just
~ received, 100 whole. half and quarter boxes
RAISINS 100 drums ELEIKFlGS.5 barrels CO X
RANTS, 10 frail. DATES: 10 600 C0CoASUTs; 20
barrels ALMO:.Ds and NUTS: Also, HAVANA
OSAMGES, LEMONS, and APPLES Our CA
DIES, 20 long and fave rally known to the trade;
and not excelled anywhere IN noint Of luaLity and
nuritv Also, SUHiS and MbLASSES ChkRS,
And SODA and nUTTaG CRACKERS, are offered
70 sn 2s e.' o'' ZiMMBR L co.
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COPYING PRESSES, COPYING
Y J Books and al materials used IN copying let
tens Inks OF all kinds Gold Pens, Steel Pens,
an! Quilts IDkstsnts IN great yariety-some new
styles; Letter Paper Roolscap Paper, Commercial
Note Paper Blot,ing Paper-indeed. Papers OF al
most every kind; Fine Pocket Knives, from 10;
seph Rodgers sons; Fine Pocket; Books 81 an an
Bank. RS Cases Bill Files Letter Clips; blank
Books OF every description.
Having a Book Bindery and Blank BOOK Mann.
y, d make blank books /" any pattern and size de-
sired WOoUdoush fAhnAA
40 l1oa HAIL bttSos.,
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JOHN S. COOKE, D. G
t,nxn,ssIoSER's nPFICg. }

CoXMIssIoSER's hFFICg,}
GLOCcssTBe COURTHOUSE,
December !, 1861.
Tha par,ies interested in the a owe decree are
~, -, dad that on THURSDAY, the 10Th day
~ D,c.l.prr next at Gloucester court house, 1
shall orocsed to take the accounts required py the
AID deere, at which time and place they are ~,
~. necessary evidence TO enable me 10 t@Ee the
same r. D. % VIVA - -
r.,i2-T1w
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Arrest Of Prize-Fighting Party by Soldier

Arrest Of a Prize Fighting Party by Soldiers
WASHINGTON, November l2.-The prize
fighting party which went over Long Bridge
was captured this morning by General Scho-
fields soldiers. The military was secreted III
the woods, and surrounded the party before
the alarm was given. None escaped Gene
raj SchoGeld has determined that there snal'
be no more prize fighting in his district.
srroNp DISPATCH.
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A NTHRACITE COAL at $3.50 per
n ton Of 1000 pounds poor "omatl can pay
ore ri coal Al tha same rate RI rich man can
bnv i've tons 1t il not in political matters that
az pec ct 10 distinguish myself. bur rs I1kh ara
ICE dealer ! will bs heard. II very low prices,
correct weight End prompt attention viii com
mand tiade and respect, viii haze b3tn
ID. " ALL i'i|.b'
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yvInGINIA.-ht rules held IN the
clerks Off &c of the CircGit CCurf OF H!ouces-
,sr cnn,iv AL IN. Con. thouse, Gu he rTet Monday
tctHb;r, 1857 being tho Eta day OF the month ;
'o''P ;ns, ii
Thomas J. Catls.t. .peieGuan.
ntBr IND u.oS an ATTACHMENT RLTCsSED
EXECUTED
m.o obioc. of thts ault IS 10 recover OF tie de-
fonnsn, Ina Sara OF $3.50 with interest thsreoa
from The attn day of February 1855 until psad que
~ P,Ss A. feniant L. not \ resident " this STATE,
r. IS ordered that the said defendant do app. ~
ritnin one mouth after 10 publication OF shie
n,Ser and do what it 10 nscrrsafy 10 protect his
interest IN this suit.
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