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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-14
Aa.cfSms Sn1es-
FUTURE DAY.

49,
~, rowmanN stroock, Auctionsers,
% 1aux,.an,b street, between Main and Cary
APGE CATALOGUE sALE:-We
will, offer for gale at our artunni f'ohis , v
TUESDAY the 1860 instant: a. ~ v Dry GOODS,
assortment Of foreign ana uoipo"'0
4e sS"issaE !, 4 and BROWN sHEETISa and
Social fh'x Mils 'eLE1cHEp sHEETI5G and
WITH nT.h and GGbLoRED FLANNELs,
INHEYs. DEIAlEES,
PRINTS, LlNiaGs,
FAT FAT = cLorH,
BLACK BsoADCL0TH'
s s1ar and FANCY CASHIERS,
Wifi Wife st sna coLoRsp; B2snM SHIRTS,
c GsSisH i; and csIlC1 SHIRTS.
Sg4Frs AZ CoL6as II saDKEscHIEFs,
sCARFS, soNTaGs. NUBIAs,
sHtWLs, SEA FpAMS.
CCAAs ssIaassaaEE a and ssA AFiT PsHTs,
BIAcK FKoCK and SACK COATS
400 cases .' Msn; ems; Poys,, womens, a!esas. and
and BRoGANS.
ALSt,
Ihcut so dozen Mems and Boys BLACK and
COToRED HATS, and
100 dozen UMB EEhbAs.
Thes. GOODS are all fresh snd reasonable, ard
thu attention OF the trade Is respectfully called 10
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under ! 90, cash M
der 1900, sixty days; over that amount ninety
days' credit with approved city endorsement.
a hUN'h VIII % sc BOWMAN & sTRoocK.
no1t Auc'ioneers
nor SALE AT AUCTION, SATUR-
4 DAY, November IS, 1887, at o'clock T. NJ ],
the entire STOCK ard FIXTURES OF the drug
stora reccnty occupied by DR.. A S. McRae, Hui
street, opposite ts market house, consisting OF
D. UGS,
MEDICINES,
SHOWCASES,
SHOW BOTTLES,
and complete set OF ,orr,ys
fAEhLLED DRAWERS and BOTTLES:
ALEXANDER ASHER.
ByT NJ LOGAN, Attorney. DO ~
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BY Grubbs u williams. GHctioneers.
northwest corner MGin and Eleventh streets.

HANDSOME R-4l, x Gotta G e On
Il FIFTH STR@hT BETWEEN LEIGH AND
Jackson STREETS, Fut. SALE ar AUCTION.
We will sell at auction, on the premises; on
THU HoDAG he 18th Of 'ov-mher AZ CLOCK +.
III the handsome BhlCk COTTAGE located as
above described. 1t contains six rooms, With
kitchen W tn two rooms. The property is in good
re Eair ard we'll located and has gao aad wafer u
tho ietnires.
The LDT froEts 29i feet on Filth strest, and runs
acl l25 feet 10 an alley IL feet wide, with the ad-
vautage OF side alh"y.
TEkas: one fourth cash; balance at four,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by a trust deed
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
nn8 AnctiOneers.
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By cool; K Lau4hton, AuctionesIs,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.

EURNiTURE, CaEPETtNG, &C.,
4 AT AUCTlD IN. On FRI DAY the 18TH instant,
a. 10 o'clock wa viii sell ut cur store
MAHOGANY and WANT WARDRoBES,,
MARBLE.TOP AbIa EFT and WASH
One sp!eGdii ENGLISH BRUSSELS TAPES
TEy CAaPEF. msda mp;
JEN:Y LlSD and COTTAGE BEDSTEADs,
hsIH snd SHNCk MATT ESS%-,
FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS, nc.
MAHOGANY sibaBOARD and HIN PIX Gss,
MAHOGANY SECRETARY and DESKS,
MAHnGaAY s FAS and PanLuR CHAIRS,
OFFICE, CANE AMI wood CHAIRS
Several rolls NEW CARPET,
BRUSSELS and THREE.PbY CARPETS,
Walnut EXTENSION TABLE, eighteen feet
long
DhM1Sk CURTAlSS,
NEW WINDOW SHADES and FIXTURES,
EErCKERY and GLASSWARE,
COOKING, OFFICE, and PARLoR STOVES,
SHOWCASES, &c.
COOK < LAUGHTON,
noN Auctioneers.
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ByI. N. Cooke. Auctoneer.
ssysnth street bstwsen Broad ana MarshalI.

r WILL SELL AT MY STORE I'll lS
| Thursday MORNING tins l4th instant, ~ ~
&C iock, an assortment Of HnUs5H0Lp fohSl-
mi f Sc, consisting OF the following Or,
JENNY LIND, COTTAGE, and other bED
STEADS;
WALNUT and MAHOGANY BUREAUS,
FO.EWOOD WARDhF BES,
MAHOGANY STDEBoARD5.
BLACK WALNUT OFFICE DESK,
OAK snd WALNUT BOOKCASES,
ono superior PIANn,
Four SiuAT'S SEWING MACHINES.
SEVERAL excellant Cos. NC sr9H e.
snnarior FsaTHEs r Dis and BnbSTERs,
Eaw HAIR and SGUCk MATTRESSES, and a
variety of other GOODS.
ALSO,
lot of CHAMPAGNE, &C., &c.
Consignments received up to hour OF sale.
no Id l. -. S'cN6, AuStLoIooL.
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By erubba WilI'an., Arc.oaesu
Northwest. corner of'Ma!n ard EIa~s,,, ..

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LOT =,
L GRorsO o. TIE SOUTH SIDE II g9o,tt
SECOND STREETS BY yirtas Of a dast - ~, =:
executed r. the subscriber rs trustee ~ Irry :"
Hodsdon, dated 18th october, SEQ, snd yssI,i r
HenIico Comfy Court Office. being thsre,l .
que.tsi by The cretito. secured. will .c'j =.
lion, upon the premises, on MOI DAYthe a:b l .s
Of November, at u o'clock P u 81 fir h" ~
then on the next fair day Thereafter, 4, H.. ..,,
stated. fronting &c feet on Broad stree, All ,,-
ming back 49, sst. '"A'
Terms :: Cash s1hiciert to defray Tho orrr-.,.
OF salo ana 10 pay That pOri'n .: III. deb, 49,
Ia nov due, smount!ug 10 abo1t $50; 4 crst1. -
to SIg.'i urtll ?0.h April. l.ss md he b.lsrr,
upon terms which will ba made Known A. thars,r.
OF sale. Z. !" q UgBS Trr.t..'7
ohLBhT - " lLLiaSb, bHct!oh""I-. no
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By Grubbs i Williams. Auccono9's,
Northwest corner Of Main ahd E!s7outh 'rs,'

COMMISSIONERS SIZE o. 4
Z BRICK DWELLING. o. THE We Sue
OF THIRD STREET BETWEEN JLar SD
LEIGH STREETS, At AUCTION In execution
OF a decree or the Circuit Court ~ - cl'a -
1851 IN the case OF "Henley. " ~. Vs.. .
&c - will sell at auction, upon ihs prem, -. 10
THURSDAY, ?ist November. ut 4! o'o.ocR =. NJ
II fair, IT no., lhen on the neTt tAir day r.~ai .
AZ The same honr. the BEIGE pWELLiSG 1ssUa.s1
as above formerly Ccyupci by ths late ioan e.
Vaughn, ana row by l. X. Burke. II co.la' 3
about eight rooms, with water AM sas, E't ;
kitchen The lot fronts 50 feet inches and .aLa
back 1870 feet.
rYRMs: one fourth cash balance ateiT, twelve
and rights-n munlhs for No otisbI- uot.,, u n
int.rr.t ADDED. Th- title to be retained b. ~
court until the notes are paid.
JOIN d. COKE, Commissioner
GRrEBs i WILLIAMS aucttore"rs. II
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BY James ~ Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Office S2l Main street.
tbrea doors balOw Spotswood Hotel.

4 HOUSE AND F0UR ACRES OF
"a LAND ATTACHED, ADJ0ININ1 THEToWN
OF MANCHESTER. Fog SALE AT hOGTloE.-
the premises, at } o'clock P. 81 desirable
DWELLING, now occupied by Mr. j Harrington,
and near The residence of Rev. W. w. hennett.
II has four rooms aud rhe usual ut-buildngs.
The lot il well enclosed and the buildiEgs new
and in good or Ter. . +.
TERMS tine third cash /; balance on credit OF
s. x and lively, months, satisfactorily secured
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR SON,
no12 Aucyionsers.
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WILL SELL ON FRIDAY THE
w 18Th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock 4.
NJ, r large lot of Boots, shoes. Furniture T"bac.
CO. Clothing. Crockery, Jeweiry. and many other
articles Con-ignments 70 icitsd and received up
to hour of sale THOMAS PHILLIPS,
no lI-2H Auctioneer.
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By Harrison. Goddin Il Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

TRUSTEES SALEOF AN ENCEL-
LENT CARRIaGE.-As trustee in certain
deed of trust executed by Paul Parlow, dated 18th
MAY 1887 duly recorded in kchmond Hustings
Court shall sell at auction. at the carriage ma
nuiactcry of Messrs Minor Jacobs, at the north
west corner OF Leigh and Fourth streets, on
THURSDAY the .4th november, 1857, at II O'Clock
NJ. one fXCtLLENT CahAlAGE. suitable for
HACK 1t has recently been painted and re-
pared.
TERMS: Cash W. GODDIN,
no IL Trustee.
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By CIopton & Harwoo,

By CIopton HAYWOOD.
Auctoneers ard Real E.tate Agents.
Tenth between Main and Bank streets.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT. ON
Y THE EAST LINE OF THIRD STREET BE-
TWEEN MALI AND CAhY, Fob SALE AT AUC-
TION.-We win sell III auction, on the premises.
on FRIDAY the 18TH day OF November, 1867 al !
o'clock p. NJ. that valuable BUILDING Lot as
above described, fronting 80 feet the east
iine Of Third street. Running back at Iightengles
l3U feet, more or less.
his property IL regarded as desirable for q
private residence as any now Offered for sale IN
the city
TERMS: One third cash balance a. SIX, nine,
and tweive months for negotiable notes, Interest
aided, secured by trust ueed.
GLUPf Il Il HARDWOOD,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneeIs,
nol3 Tenth street between Main and Bank.
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Rev Henry Hatcher has been called to the
Court street church, Portsmouth.
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By Grubbs Williams, Auctionesrs,
Of Min NIL rlauanth Akrapfe

Northwest corner of Main ard Eleventh streets.
DESIRABLE BRICK DIV ELLTNG
~ AT TIE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH
AND JACKSON STREETS AT AUCTlON.-on
THURSDAY, 18th November, at lf-past o clock
p. N we will sell upon tbs premises the BRICK
TENEMENT situated as above, occupied by Mr.
C. T. Carter, and adjoining the residence OF John
N Stro.her. Esq
1t has eight rooms and brick Kitchen, with gas
and water on tn premises
The LOT is about 80 by l25 feet to alley Il feet
wide.
This is a comfortable residence, In good order,
and very desirable for investment nr ior one own
use. GRub6S q w LII NO.,
ro13 huctionrers.
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Fifteenth.
rNKUSTFE'9 SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARM, II HErRlCO. Two Nj LES BELOW
THE CITY OF k!CHMmHD; CAL NJ Dr., = AS SnH
TAGNiSG, THlkTY-oNE AND T 'Sa1 n KID,
made by John Feenev. Michael Martin, and Ellen,
his wits, dated the ilth december. 1855. duly re-
corded in the clerks office Cf Henrico County
Court shall. in execution thereof, at me request
of the b. hcis r!es in said deed sell at pubic
aucti9n on MONDAY the 18th Of september, 1857,
at half past three O'CLOCK P 81 Il I4r; Il not tne
next fair gay thereafter, that FALU ABLE FAk9l
Iocatad rs described above, containing sl3 acres
all well enc oset. -,
The Improvement consist OF large brick dwell
ing coniailtrg seven rooms, ami the n7Gai OUT
hCuseg such as barn, stable. quarters. nc: lneIc
ia ai.o on the farm fine orchard Of choice fruit
trees and several springs near the house.
TERMS: Enough in cash to deiray the expenses
Of sals and to pay of = c-rtatn note ior Ts,ooT
dated the llh day ri December 1858, WIN interest
to tay of sale and th. hdlarCe on such Terms as
Will he mado known at the hour u sals.
WILLIAM Il. LYME, Trustee.
Sale conducted by LYME & BROTHER A1c-
tiOneers. Io -
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The FTyrupYs ard MACHINERY r. said ne

the FEXrURHS ard MACHINERY IL said f.clory,
consisting in part "f
SOAP KETTLES,
STEAM BOILER,
PLA+tSG GILL,
lSAWiSG " >ChlSE.
4PATShT CANDLE MACHINES,
GLYE aod TATLOW kaITLaS,
25 LARGE so = FRAMES,
HOSTING MACHINE,
Snudry COPPER PUMPS,
rkETS. &c
and all tho stock Of SOAP, CANDLES and MI.
TESLA. on hand.
The whole is believed 10 embrace ever 'h.rs
requisite in we'll arraaSed syap aui candle i,.'
tory.
The deed requires a sale for c.sh, int il pro-
ba Ola thai az arrange mrnt may n" ma & htn|
a reasonable credit upon sum- eHcr"di' Z TIR, -
which notice VIII be given at The tim. OF H. sale
UhUbbs u LED 81
MOI IuCrrWr taTr.
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Ancffon Bales,
BY lee q Goddin, Auctlones,,

FUTr RI DAY

- ~.
K y $ I r Els SALE or rrro
AND RICIiARD STREETS. py2 g.f = TEETH
T1oh BY virtue of two deeds o, tn, NC
TO me as trustee. and TT rho rogro,, ~ eTesl'af
ctayy, vii proceed TO seIl on MOS , 90.
n, :ss the real i s.tsts 1 SS%ck ~,
TWO WopDsH TENEME3Ts or So. being
street near Richard. frortag <to1, d., 10
on street a79 extending 6
TSRas CASH as to sl?s; ihs bstsn 10y ~las
sale. no IA Nm IL r rf'' s.
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BY G-uhbs & Williams. auctioneers.
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets

HOUSEHOLD HITCH EN- FUR-
Ill NITURE At AUCTION by the request Of
Sir J o. snyder. who Is declining house keeping,
we will sell at his residence, No !, on Fret be-
instant at 10 o'clock A his HOUSEHOLD ID
KITCHEN FUnNiTUkB, comprising a variety OF
useful articles -
no " Auc.iGnears.
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TEUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL IS
i TATE. ON SIXTH ST2EET, ~ TH6 CITY
OF RlCHhoHD.-By virtue Of decd ~ tra-:
da.sd the lcth day of May, ISIS made by Ber.t11
W. Green 10 me trustee, to secure = c~I.s,-
amount OF money therein mentioned. end July y.
corded in the Clerks office o. tha sUrtiUEs ru4r
OF the city Of Richmond and It the roIUa-' ~ Us
beneficiary in said deed, Will groc."i 20 sell -
auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY the
CAV OF November. 1851, at O'Clock I. ". tas
property described in -atd deed, As to.luw7.
The vAca' lot situated on the east slie ot siT'a
street be tween Canal street and the James Rssar
and X anawha canal, described as Lot No ~. I'd
fronting on sixth street hity-sX feet and runaas
back forty nine feet.
sale ard the sum of 81 $50 tn interest igoui '.s
18th day OF November, 1856, nutlt p:ti. nj .#s
balance on such Terms a. may be made kHowa ~
the day CT sale. ,.,,
Sale to be conducted by JANE, N. THloE SNeS,
AuctionesrS. nuE
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BY James 81. Taylor Son, Auctioneers.
Chlee SCI Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel.

DESIRABLE BRICK TENEs
"a MEYT, ON THE MOTH SIDE CLAY NEAH
ThE CORNER OF MUNFOSD STREET, tFER
SALE At AUCTIuN.-Wil be sold on MON DAY
the 18th day of November. 1857, on the premises
at ha If past O'Clock P. NJ the above described
nronerty The house is two stories above the
basement, witt six rooms, and aportico in 'front.'
all In gCoi order -,
TERMS: OGe- fourth cash 5a anca on creoit
of fnur eight aud twelve months, interest added,
and secured by a trust deed rou
non :, Auctioneess.
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.
FOURTH DAY-CoNT1NUEh

Reported for Tho Richmond Dispatch.
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AuctiOneer5 and Commission Merchant.
No. Is Pearl street.

VALUABLE REAL FeT.TF az
Y MAIN STHEET II Nt.rGgSTEp gGg
SALE.-Sy virtue o: a deed oftru.t.Trc7t.i h
Ssston N. Fariss ir bis Iif.t m. Ard record y
in Chesterfield .Ounty Court clerks ot!.. nj
sell ~ public auc,1n. on tie prami..- /. c-,f..r
HOUSE tID LU situated on vain .trua. ia ~
town Of Manchester, atl O'Clock T Il WsE
seDAf ths 2fh day ~ November ..G7 Taa,
valuable properly Is situated ou MAIN nea- 4I.sr
street, and fronts on the former street twenty tro
feet, with tro story fran 81 burldirg h. room 4,
good state OF pr@-sTvttion. Thts property b.lt.r
sold under 3 deed Of trust. the sale u b. win
ont reserve for one third cash. the bslauc. ~.
able In six and twelve months, i"terast added ~.
day Of sale for oi4oI. nute- at, actor e .r
cOrsed, and title retained until tl-,r Il. ;...i
The taxes for lsC; 10 be paid b5 pu-ch4..r
REHJAH'i H. SsSG
Tho sale to be conduct5l by Pngry-.g p-r
LIAM * Co, auctOncers.
at the same time We will sell dasi-aht- lot
in Marks addition 10 Manchester b-.O.g.r. 10
the a. tate Of william Walker. deceased D.. "a "a
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A BUILDING LOT, IN THE T0WN
IA OF FULTON, F1R SALE AT AUCTl0E.-
Will BE- sold on TUESDAY, November me lstl'
1867, on tbs premtges at o'clock +. M, VA
CAST LOT o. G.OCND, III the town of Fulton
fronting thirty foet on the +oltEcIn side oil ira
ham street and running back 10 ieet to an alley
ten feat vile.
TERMS Cash. ,o,
moi. AuctioDeers.
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BY g. Gathrisht- Auctioneer' u
ro 1a73 Main street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth strests.
r WILL SELL At N? STOKE III -
| fThnrsdayl MORNING ut 10 o'clock an nssor!-
M Of HGUsEHObD and KITCHEN FURNl-
TURE, MATT gssgs. BLANKETS, s SdGhr,E %s
siso. COOKING and other SrON rs, ChoIhahf,
GLASSWARE &c. e, r,o,h.
Also. Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots. shoes, Cloths
csssimeres. Fancy Goods. Underwear, and hn9
10: OF Ladies' Cloaks ;.neW Style VIII on7i o.
cies 100 "ann'''u' - F. GATHRIGHT.
-, kuctionesr.
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BY Grubbs = Williams, Arctonssrs,
yorth vest corner OF Main ana blevsCth st5sr.1

TRUSTEES SALE OF TEE UEtN-
PRED LEASE Of yAGgsBaB soap 40
CLEDLE TACr0nY, MAGHlNEkY, fIATGa Is,
STOCK 0F sOAP. CAS- GLsS NATE, h. 4.
&c At AUCTIDN.-By direction uf .he tru-g.-.
named in a decd Of trust from tuiam W-aa,
dated nth Of September. lsdS, and record ID Ia
Hanrico county IoGrt Office Ore sali ua-lnaa
having been thereto rrTre.ted by the r".i,rp'
tho note secured b. ssiu d=sG} VIZ "iI s,i q,
aucciou, upon the preui-e7 on F'lD' the 'a.l
cay Of November, commencing * u O'Clock ).
NJ # fair not then o. the next '-!E - thrfe.
after NJ the same hGur, T." iotl"gl < dC-cIlltt
properly conveyed in said dosd-to wit: All 80
right title, aud i:ere of the sa.i ""th lG las
sap and GAMBLE FACTORY n TIA upper ,ui
OF Seventeenth stree; Leased by a;a from ,haf.'.
l.. Bruce with all the additions ard Improve.
ments made b. him to the same.
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BY James NJ. Tay.o & Son, Auetoneers,
Office 10. 82l Main street. three doors below
Spotswood Hotel.
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By Thomas Phillips,

suctionser and Commission Merchant,
corner OF Seventh and Broad streets.
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By LYME s. Brother,

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 1899 Main street. between Fourteenth an
Fifteenth.
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auction Sales.

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THIS DAY.
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prayer by the Moderator, and the apostolic
benediction, Synod adjourned to meet IN Har.
risonburg on the 2lsL of October. 1865, At !
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-07
NEW YoRR.

September 2.--The steamer Chancery brings California news to the 10th ult., and Slll,3S2 in. gold. Also Panama advices to the 23d ult.
 A plot for revolution in favor Of MosGuera had been discovered at Pan anna, and the leaders arrested.
 The preaching ofAtwo capuchins at Cholatonaga in Salvador, place for merly noted for it's laxity of morals, induced GOO couples to get marrieda and 900 partook of the Holy Sacrament.
 The cholera is dying out in Mica ragua, but is still raging in some dis tricts.
 The Peruvian Congress will proba- bly, pass a law allowing Spaniards to remain in the country, but in case of acts against the Republic, to be tried and punished for high treason. Con- gress also favors the reduction of the standing army to e.000.
 Rumors' oQbutbreaks were rife, but the authorities seemed prepared for any emergency.
 Fears of the return of the Spanish fleet were almost dissipated, and the work on the batteries at Callao was about suspended.
 A furious storm at Valparaiso, June 27th, did much damage to the shipping and dwellings. One bark was wrecked and ten lives lost
 General Hovey, the American Min. ister to Lima, was ill Chili. and ru- nor prevailed that his mission was ill relation to the meditation of the Uni. ted States in the Chillian-Spanish diff. faculties.
 The Herald's Washington special says, ill relation to the forthc ming amnesty proclamation, that those whe are supposed to know something of the Presidents intentions, say that pardon will be granted to all classes of rebels excepting those guilty of piracy and cruel treatment of Union soldiers This amnesty will restore the parties concerned to all civil rights excep' those taken away by acts of Congress
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-07
MARHETs.

CINCINNATI. September 2.-Flour un- changed, family 10 % to 10 70. Wheat firm and quiet at 9 to , 90. Corn less firm, Q5. Oats active, 55 to 5tc. Rye quiet, 2J. Cotton dull and un- changed, uplands 24 10 siilc; tho first bale os new cotton of this season was sold to-day at 59e; it classcd as mid ding uplaads. Whisky steady, 32c. Pork g OJ to 23 a5; bulk meats firm shoulders ll35 to ll1se; sides, lSl1a !; bacon inactive shoulders, l3c: clear rib sides, l524c; clear sides, l5Ac.-- Lard, l24c, Groceries steady coffee, 22 to 27c; sugar, l2 to l5c.
 NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-Cot- ton sales to-day, 300 bales; low mid dlings, PA to 25c; receipts. 272 bales. Sugar and molasses quiet and un- changed. Flour dull, superfne, 75 !; choice Il 50 to l2 30. Corn dull, sup ply light; white, l 27la. Oats dull, 70c. Pork in good demand, 26 50.- Bacon active, 13Ac for shoulders !; clear sides, l734 to 1sc. Lard in de- mand, tierces l34c; kegs l5c. Gold, l40t4 to l4G5s.
 Memphis, September 3.-The mar ket opened without animation, and closed dull and depressed under the influence of a decline of iac in New York. No sales of importance trans pired, and quotations are nominal :- olriet Middling 25@26. Middling 24 @241s. Low Middling 23@231a Good Ordinary 2l@22. Ordinary l9@20.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-07
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e We owe to our readers some apology for the non appearance of our psper lAst week. We failed to get pa- per in time--one of our compositors was sick--these circumstances threw
 us so far behind, that 1t was impossible to issue at our reguler time--these things will sometimes occur, and no one regrets them more than ourselves. We here take occasion 10 say a word to the over anxious concerning the desti- nv of the ssCitizen." It has been re- ported that we are about to fail to suspend to break up generally-in an- swer to all this, we say wait awhile eentlemen--if tines are hard we can stand them--aad the last thing we in- tend to do is to go under. The Citizen is self-sustaining, fully able 10 stand, and will stand, through thick and thin. If there are those who wish our down fall, we are sorry for them, they must be disappointed. cpledged ourselves in the beginning to give to the people a newspaper worthy of patronage, and they have given to us such support, that we can say, we have one of the best paying papers in the State. we intend to keep mp our paper, to sus- tain it's reputation, and our friends can
 rely upon this as truth.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-07

AN EXTRAORDINARY ORDER OF CEN. PoPE.-A despatch from Aususta, Ga, on the 21st ult., states that "denefal Or der No 53, from General Popc's head quarters, directs that grand and petit ju- TOTS for the trisl of all cases in his depart ment be hereafter drawn exclusively from the lists of registered voters, without dis elimination Sheriifs will require jurors to swear that they have been registered, specifying the precinct and county, and the aifidayits are to be placed on the files of the court"
 This ligh-handed proceeding, exclud- ing from serving on jurics all who, by ex- press enactment or forced construction, are denied the elective franchise, is mo- where authorized by any of the recon, struction' laws Its manifest effect will be to place on future panels majority ot unlettered negroes