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have to be case of constructive pre-
'ence in kentucky; the question was
moo ted as TO trying him in Pennsylvania,
Indiana, or Ohio, in connection with John
horgan's raid; but | opposed his be-
ing tried in any State except where he had
been actually present. Then 1t was said that
we could appoint n Judge in Judge Caton's
place, and try him in East Tennessee. Tha:
was anSiousiy considered and on considera-
lion of 1t by the President, with Tnyself we
both concurred that II wonld not look veil for
he President to make Z Judge to try Davis 1T
The Presidents own home, and in his own
state; violently opposed his trial for the
crime OF treason before 4 military commits
sion, and so the thing stood until left office !:
must say that | was, these grounds, the
princlpai cause OF the nom trial of Davis; IT
least believe was | was to have taken part
in the prosecution, but With the condition that
II the trial should result in a conviction
would not cons tituta q part Of the Cabinet or
DE an adviser Of the President.
CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE's TESTIMONY.
1t appears from Mr.. Chase's ties timony that
he did ask Mr. Johnson to issue an alins pro-
clamaton declaring that his proclamation of
April relieved the United States Circuit
Courts from all liability to interference on
the part of the military. Mr.. Johnson would
not or did not Issue 1t, and Mr.. Chase would
not sit in n court under military control. So
far SO good, Mr.. Chase.
DETECTIVE BAKERS TEsTIMoST.
Detective Baker Whose unsupported word
carries little weight) said Mrs. Lucy l..
Cobb, OF Washington city, showed me two
letters one evening when she was brought to
my headquarters, April 5, 1866; having criti
cised her severely, saying that 4 woman Of
her character had no business 10 be around the
White House, she claimed that she had n right
TO be there, and that it was with the knowledge
and approval of the President, and, TO satisfy
me, showed me two letters, one written by
Mr.. johnson 10 the Pos tmaster General, ask
ing him 10 give her husband, Mr.. Cobb, Il situa-
ton in the Post-oifice Department, and
another, written to McCulloch, asking him to
give her n situation in The Treasury Depart
ment I believe Mrs. Cobb to be 4 disreputa-
bic woman, or, in other words, 4 woman of
the town In reply TO L question as to
whether Mrs. Cobb void him (3aker) that the
President knew all about it, Baker says she
stated that for two pardons she procured for
two men in Richmond she got 5000; that she
bought pair Of kid gloves for Colonel Robert
glove, and presented the gloves 10 Robert John
SON. She went on TO state that the President
on one or two occasions made advances, ask
ing her 10 his private room ut the kirkwood
House, while he was President She stayed
in his room one night all night, and on another
occasion until . O'Clock in the morning; she
afterward detailed II conversation she had
with Mr.. johnson, in which he said he was
going to muster out Radical officers, and
among them Mr.. Stanton.
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECIsIOSs.-The Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has made the
following DECISIONS:
House painters are not liable to special tax
rs lnanufac turers, in respect TO the pllutinG
done by them but if they furnish paint or
other articles used by them, charging therefor
TO an amount exceeding 81 900 per annuln,
they are liable as dealers.
Brushes made entirely OF tamplco. without
any mixture of bristles, may be regarded us
wooden brushes, and exempt from taxation.
Paper for collars, cuffs, &c, is liable TO tax
of three per centum. Where paper which mas
paid this tax is afterwards enamelled, or
glazed il becomes liable to IN additional tax
upon its increased value. ~ person who pur-
chases plain paper and first enamelS or glaHes
it, and then works it iuto collars, cuffs, &c, is
liable to Il tax of five per cent. upon the IN
creased value of the paper, and TO an additional
tax of two per cent. on the entire value OF the
finished articles. ii he makes them from the
plain paper and enamcls the collars, cults,
Nc after manufacture, the enamelllng Is 10
be regarded rs q part of the process OF the
manufacture Of the collars, and not subject 10
Z distinct tax: but Il tax Of two per cent.
should be assessed upon the entire value OF
the finished articles. If he sells the collars 10
another party, who glaZeS or enamels them,
he himself is liable 10 Il tax OF two per cent.
on the en- tire value Of them unglaZed, and the
party who glaZes them is liable 10 4 tax OF live
per cent. on the increased value.
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General Malone entered upon his duties as
President of the Virginia and Tennessee rail
road on yesterday, and took entire possession
of the affairs Of the company. HIS BcaTd Oh
Directors was also In session, ana lraHsacteu'
we suppose, the business preliminary TO he"
orgauiZaton.-Lgs hJurg Republican, 23oi.
Mr. Battle, of Memphis, was robbed on the
highway A few days afterward stranger
yas telling 4 tale of having been summary
nrfackcd. when Mr. Battle recognized him s
his assailant. He told his suspicious 10 MS
friends, and they took the stranger out ana
hanged him.
Henry Fink, Esq, at present master OF
transportation on The Norfolk ana feteTsDul :
railroad has been appointed superintendent
of TRANSFORMATION on the Virginia ana len
nessee Southside, and Norfolk ana peterson
roads-the consolidated line from Noriolk 10
Bristol.
The Wheeling Intelljgsacsr announces the
6aarh of A. +. Richie, formerly editor OF the
Fairnont paper, and OF Judge +. =. bunker
Judge Bunker will be recollected py the nisi'l
hers of the Grand Lodge OF MaSons OF nlf'
yinia as 4 delegate 10 that body from the West
Virginia Grand Lodge.
!. Brigadier- G eneral Buchanan has been rs
sSiened 10 the command of the Department o.
| Iouisiauu vice General Mower: ColoheI
Ruchanau is Il Marylander by blrtn, ana III
old soldier
| Ex- Governor Lowe, formerly OF Marylana
Is 10 deliver Il lecture II The cooper ans
| New York, on thanksgiving night, Iul SUI.
next. for the benefit Of the Sisters OF ChaFi's
Its stated that a lady in Eastern Mass $50
| chree,ts having bought some cider Tor Il sic'
| child, was seized, and her cider torcloly TAKE
! from her by L State constable.
A colored preacher claims $1,000 damages $40 10
| being elected from the street cars a. ieit
/ Haute, Ind.
! A Catholic cathedral is TO be punt III LIN
don second only 10 ST. Peters al home
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IMMENSE ARRIVALS OF COTTOE.-Within the
past week the arrivals of cotton 1T this place
ria the Seahoard ard Roanoke railroad have
been positively immense, and no on" "ho does
not see the long, high piled and heavily bur
dcucd trains that daily arrive with this great
southern staple can believe the extent of its
transportatio in this direction. Nearly ] 200
bales II day We're brought down the road last
week and the clerks and labor forces EN-
poyed in receiving and rcshipping it are EN-
ployed day and night, with but very little in
PERMISSION for sleep or food. The Baltimore,
Philadelphia, and New York steamers are
loaded down to the very gunwales with II on
every trip: and one of the New York steam
ers, !; few days since, having no more room,
actually secured several bales on top of her
pilot house. Cotton is literally pouring down
the Scaboard road and although the several
steamship lines running out of this harbor
carry immense quantities Of il away every
"Trip there are now over 1000 bales stored At
the depot awaiting hipment.-NoJoik Journal
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The CASE OF LIECTENASr ,BRAlSE.-Hon. >.
A. Mallory, late Secretary Of the Confederate
Navy, is now here, and called this morning on
General Grant, before whom he made ALI
dayit that while acting as Confederate Secre-
tary of the Navy ne issued 10 Lieutenant
Braine regular commission rs naval officer
of the Con Moderate Government. 1t VIII be
remembered that Lieutenant Braine seized the
steamer Chesapeake, on which he aud his men
had shipped as passengers from New York IL
New Orleans. Being subsequently captured,
he is still held as Il prisoner, charged Win
piracy, and is now the last remaining prisoner
of war in Il Federal bastile Mr.. Mallory
affidavit was sent TO Attorney q encral Stan
berry, and the impression prevails that Lieu
tenant Braine will soon be releascd.-l|nSh-
inu;oa letter IN BILimOre Gdzette.
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"SOUND YOUR TRUMPET. D GABRIEL"
ana let all the ladies' know that
IUI.IUs AyCI.E

aE 9l3. ..............'.....'.'i'
.SOUND YOUR TRUMPET, o GABRIEL"
ana let all the LADIES' know that
JULIUS sYCLE,
9la Main street, between Ninth and Tenth,
has just opened another large lot OF
NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
new stock of those beautiful Dress Goods, solid
grounds with small figures, and such hand
some stripes, at only 20c.
French Merinos, best quality, at 9oc, sold a week
ago for Sl.25;
Empress Cloth, finest quality, at Sc. worth
fully 81
Figured Empress, really beautiful, only 62Ic.;
Alpacas every fashionable color, at 4Oc., worth
6Oc.
poplin Alpacas only 42c cold everywhere ut DOC >;
Paris Poplins, beautiful goods, at25c
Mousselaine Delaines, latest styles. at Zoe.
Calicoes at 10. IL, and l4c.;
Bleached and Unbleachod Co,tons at 10, l23
and l5c.
Yard.wide Bleached Cotton, very good article
at L?lc. !;
Bleschet and Unbleached 1914 Sheeting at 4oc. ;;
Pillow case Cotton, full width, only ?5c.
Bed Tick, l21c. up; superior quality at 25e.
Canton Flannel. good article at Is;
All-wool White and bed Flannel at 3oc.
Atwood White Flannel, yard wide, at &c.,, worth
6oc.
Satinets at G5 and 75c., worth $50. and 81;
Cashmere, warranted ell wool, only 81, worth
fully 81 so;
Black 81 Cloth for Cloaks and Sacques selling
81 per yard, worth 81 at 80, worth 1850
Light Sackir ( Cloths at cost prices
Beautiful w DOL Baimorals only 81. so. worth 81
Net having space for my large stock OF
NEW SHAWLS AND CL0AkS,
will close out a part OF them at manufacturers
prices" Come and get bargain.
White and Colored Blankets at very low prices
also, very large line OF WORSTED Goods
cheap Como this week and "2st your none,
back" at JULIUS DULLES,
9ls Main street, between hin tn and Tenth.
Closed SATURDAYS.
The following gentleman are with me. an
would esteem call from their many friends III
personal favor:
HI1sR G.. CARE. GEORGE SwABAcHEg, JoSA
WsIHBggG, GEORGE 2. BA"3T, and j. A. FRENCH
no 23-ts
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THE PORE And THE CoNGREss.-The late cable
news is to the effect that the rope has with
,irawn his opposition 10 the Napoleonic plan
for Il conference of the European Powers on
the Roman question. The Governments of
Italy, Wurtemburg, and Bavaria, have also
agreed TO 20 into conference. The Congress is
to assemble 1T Munich, Bavaria, on the llth
of December next. The report that General
DIX had offered TO represent the United St3 les
Government ut the Congress Is denied The
Pope. 1T the request of the French Govern
ment has prudently ordered the GaribaldEtn
prisoners recently captured TO be released
EelC York CUntmeTcidt.
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Weston the Pedestrian.

WATERLOO CITY, 1XD., November 2+.-Wes.
ton left Bryant ut p. NJ. on Saturday, and
arrived at Edgertow'n ~ $50, stopping at the
Crosby House for supper. He left again at
where he remains over Sunday He wil1eave
for his last hundred mile trial from here 1T
l2:l5 tonight. He was 4 little stiff last night
from cold in MS legs.
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Tho Conscrvo,ivc Convention.

Essex County: 3. r. Baird, W l.. Warning,
H. w. Dningerfield, r. S. Rennolds, 7. J
Croxton, II. ". Latane. NJ. Garrett, r. ]
Mnse, Or. w } Halle, T. w. Lewis.
The Hon. z. NJ. T. Hunter was appointed
a delegate Mt large for the whole county, and
by the voice Of the whole meeting respectfully
but earnestly requested to attend.
DELEGATES FROM BEDFORD: Hon. W. l..
Goggin, J. O. Hensley, &. Pate, Thomas 7.
Munford, ". II. Wilson, J. a. Cobb, 5. l..
Dunton, Robert G.. Mitchell, John X. Thur
man, T. S. Burks, Ct. L. Brown, Munford
Radford, J. F. Johnson, L. D. Raymond E.
G. Burks, I. T. Saunders, William ' Jor-
dan, w w. Leftwich, Hiram Cheatwood,
John +. Hawkins, and l.. A. Sale UT any
other Bedford Conservative happening in
Richmond on the llth
SUSSEX CorSTY: At 4 meeting on the 23d TO
select delegates TO the Richmond Conservative
Convention. on motion, DR.. r. H. Mason and
Colonel j. H. Mtneum were appointed dele
gates TO said Convention. AltcTnates-B. T.
Jarratt and J, D. Weeks.
DELEGATES FROM LEE COUNTY: General ?.
G. Johnson, +. Flannery, NJ. Richmon, K. NJ !.
Bales, A. T. Livingston, Thomas W. Orr,
William A. Taylor, p. Hogan, ESD, and Hon.
Ebert 5. Martin.
On notion it was resolved that any decent,
conservative, pure white citizen OF the
county who can find IL convenient TO attend
be authorized TO act rs delegate.
The following gentlemen were elected as Al
ternates to act in case any of the aforesaid
delegates fail 10 at.end-to wit. John H.
Thompson, T. T. Campbell, c. Duncan, and
George Cowan.
DELEGATES FROM GILES COUNTY a. G..
Pendleton, F. w Manhood, G.. FL. Peck, T.
Gibson. f. Johnston, w. Eggleston, J. Will
liams H. T. Jones, r. M. Stafford, James ID.
Johnston, J. E. Brown, G. H. Payne, J. W.
Easley, and c. J. Johnston.
FROM AUGUSTA COUNTY: Colonel Bolivar
Christian, Hon. a. II. Fl. Stuart, Colonel
John b. Baldwin, Richard Mauzy, Thomas
T. Niche, W. H. II. Lynn, A. NJ. CARRIER,
Colonel James H. Skinner, Major II. NJ. Bell,
DR.. w 5. McChesney, R. w. Burke, r.
Cowau, Hugh G Guthrie, Dr. ). hennerley,
R. Emmett Guy, Major John A. Hartman,
George ~ Bruce, Major ]. NJ: McCue, Colo
mel George Baylor, Captain f. w. Bayley,
DR.. b. F. Walker, Dr. Robert Hamilton, j
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CONFEDERATE CEMETERY.-The Memorial AS
ISOLATION of Fredericksburg has purchased Il
piece of ground lying Immediately contiguous
TO the cemetery on the plank road, ana nave
had il surveyed and laid off by Colonel BraX-
ton 1t is intended 10 erect Il substantial en-
closure al an early day. The grounds Will be
large enough TO leave lots for private families,
which are TO be sold, and with the tund mus
realized il is expected that the grounds ana
walls will always be kept in good repair
fredericksburg Herald.
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SDecdHL Notices.
w PROCLAMATION.

EE PROCLAMATION sa-.a,raqasss-ssrasss,a,4s-
KNOW ALL BIZ THESE PREsENTs-Gre
Tha. we ara receiving from our buyer, who is In
Jew York attending the large trade sales, the
largest and most desirable stock OF
DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY,
BLANKETS,
CARPETS;
SHAwLS,
CLoAkS,
AND sACoUEs,
which VIC are selling at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL, AND NOT
BE UNDERsoLD.
GREAT REDUCTION IL DRESS GOODS!
PoPLISS al Csc.
TERRIBLE BREAK IN DRY GOODS
CALICOBS, fast colors, &C..
Y.RD.wIDE BLEiCHED COTTON, only leic.;
.?.IgCH PILLow-CASE COTTON, lsc..;
iO-4 SHEETIN6S, 4oc.
A fine and large lot OF
CLOTH sACQUES, light colors,
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
JUST FROM AUCTION
And everything In onr large establishment we are
determined to sell s..
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Call early and convince yourselves Of the UMPIRE
cedeutsi bargains offered at Nrsr
MITEELDoRFER co.'s,
1909 Maia street,
noo3-1w opposite post. Office.
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ne BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHs-
LOns HAIR DYE.--This splendid HAIR DYE II
the best in the world. The only tue and perfect
dts- harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural oiaek
or brown /; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes !;
lnvgoratee the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
rae genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHh-
LOg. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided Sold by ell druggists and perfumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street. New York. Beware
OF a countsrfeit. 10 H-tElo
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The Central Illinois Railroad Company is
said to be obliged to bring water for its en-
gines TO one of the water stations distance
OF fifty four miles.
An exchange says the shrewd and wise men
of the Democratic party are in favor of Gene
raj w. 7. Sherman rs their candidate for the
presidency.
An organ builder ut Pittsburg has invented
4 new stop which is said 10 be wonderful.
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F.-lntending TO make Il
change in my business. Offer for rent the
IN. en,ire stock OF q nOCLRlES, WIN IS, LlQU GRS,
&c for sale privately. To any one DESTROYS OF
commencing tho grocery business rare opportu-
nifty Ia offered.
shall continue tine COMMISSION BUSINESS In
tho rear Of my store. fronting on Rgh.eenh street,
where shall ba pl5as, Il TO ses my friends anu
cnstomYro and pledge myself u uss my beet az
forts for their Interest, and In every ipetansss
prompt returns will be made for all sales -nbrus'
- NE. n ,; otb.,r.r:,
corner Eighteenth and Main si rs a,
RICHMOND, November rs, 1857. ~
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eE- PRESERVE YOUR TEETH-AR-
REST DBCAY-RESToRE YOUR GUMS TO A
HEALTHY CONDlTIoN.-DOWDEN DENTAL
FLUID whitens the teeth, perfumes the breath,
relieves toothache. Recommended by dentists
and physicians everywhere. For sale by all drug
sists. Wholesale by
CANDY, uILPIN b Co., Druggists.
oc2! Baltimore, Nd.
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Insurance Companies.

y n. W WALKER g. So CO., o1vsvr VOC
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE lol4 MAIN STREET,
first door east OF post office, under Messrs. x. Il.
Maury & Co.
Bindings. merchandise furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds, Ia the city or country, In
sarsd against loss or damage by fire ut the lowest
rat a. I'm ompanies OF the highest standing
Losses equ'tibly al 1sted and promptly paid;
Marine and inland insurance also elected 81
,rrrsrt ratpa 10 cts
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WAN 20 None of the finest and
latest of tho season just re-
cstv.d and will be served in sty!e 40
to suit guests at ZaTGLLas sG&N
ALSO, WILD DUCK, and TUX --.
KEYS, wild and tams 10 20
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e-TEETH EXTRACTED WiTHou UT
PAIN supply OF pure HlTsoUs OXIDE GAS
a,rav. IN hand. Il is perfectly safe. tastsless,
and inodorous. 1t produces insensibiity TO pain
almost Immediately it. effects passing OF rapidly
without imp leasa Mt feelings.
Psr;icnlar attention paid TO renedyins the r.
re.plarities OF ch.ljren's teeth.
K. N HUDSON, Den,ist,
&C sO-WSSlct '' nam street.
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Roots, Shoes, Hats, dc.


TMPORTANT NEW5-GREAT9& 1
l. tsacRi 70 BooTsAaD SHOES.
a. GUSsT & CO., no. sos BR0ADy
STREE. NEAR FIFTH, intending 20 .o,.,,r.
make In our ba,nss sto H Of Boots snd
sanEs at greatly redacsd prices. LadieS shoss
Of ali kinds from 81 mp: Cbildrsns SHOES ilo o,a
CSC. MP Mems Shoes from 81 up Aen Doo''
Cali and Examine our stock and prices bsfofe
making yoar purchases; > ord.r REPAIRING
no u'" 40. sos Broad, near Fifth street.
rUsT RECEIVED. ANOTHER ahg
ak G Ct s!Ro 'Inss fSS sk sPS or rhies
lS' q sh0'' SiADoLAAA o.Is %" - D -.
K. WiSpxEE. Salesman. no
! sTONISHING BARGaINs-PRE-
" ~ i fTEf B.: Tsenty ,hSSsssad de!iaFs 1
"NSr is 10 to sell SHOES and BOOTS at
such figures as will give everybody . o Snn
S,s Gfaii sss' ss,s.
E sne spBsrs sse e pp No BasEn
Soc. !; MEMS Bslmorsls from sl.?S up.
MICHAEL GUNsT'S Shoe store,
O.. .Ia"a -. Sa,urJavs no i1--ts
EOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manu-"
u facturer and Dealer, 1911 Eagle Square, ES&
Main street, Richmond. Va, Is daily ressly -
and fancy nass aud Caps. Wool Rats, mems ana
boys. from the lowest 20 the highest price uf
and SILK Dress HAS Of all grades.
Just received very beautiful lot OF mllt4y
Caps, for officers and priVates
Wholesale merchants would do well to eall.
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C. A. BARNES, ] p. Jusris, 8. P. FOWLER.
DARNES, JUSTIS q FOWLER,
- isuccsssors to JusTIs 4 FQwLRR,l GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORW ARDlN9 81 ERCHANTs,
and ll3 Pratt street, Baltimore, Md.-Parties
shipping PRODUCE 10 this house can draw for
one half the value OF shipment AZ soon IA ship
pod the balance will be paid over as soon as sold
Strict attention given 10 the business. Qulck
sales and prompt returns mate.
Refer 10 William N. Cabell, member Of Virginia
Legislature, Buckingham county; Colonel y.
CoDbs, Farnvlle, Va; A: NJ. Pierce, stanton,
Va; y. X. Koiner, "aynesboro, Augusta county,
va: Joseph Detor, Greenwood, Albemarle, Va;
r. s. Pollard, Richmond, Va; Lancaster 4 Co.,
bankar. Richmond Va sc 2l-3m
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NsR. :. j. N l. y K OF greene
WI county, Va, IS THIS day admitted az part
n.r in our business TO date from the lst instant.
The style OF the firm re mains unch angel; co
RICHMOND, Novsm5er22 1867. no -S-eohGt
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Commission Merchants.


rsNHE vi f q L Il / A II o B A Q G Q
4 AGENCY, Is WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
Mr. JAMES NJ. GARDINER withdraws from the
firm of CONNOLLY co. this lst day Of Mo-
vember 1887. The remaining partners will con-
tinus The TOBACCO AND CuMMIssIoN BUsI-
N EsS undor the same style "a heretofore, and
trust TO receive continuance OF the favors OF
their Virginia friends.
CHAHLES NJ. CONNOLLY. JR.,
w. ALEXANDER Bass,
JAMES A. CONNOLLY.
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III. r@rraI public viii have higher OPT
..s t5rHrra. Grants good sense and firm
.. .,.4r ,aav ever had before after reading
....,-.urr before the Judiciary Committee.
I'll, persistent and doseed reiieraton OF hi.
....r. shat u"ithc. General Lee nor any
...r-sIG.uT could be tried FOR treason was
...aur!y d5staSte!ul 70 the committee. We
,a.ra.gw The main points of'thr General $
.... ,n1uv. emitting the paragraph we pub
- -, .nrnAN
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We most earnestly and respectfully ask those
Indebted to ~ 70 pay their accounts as eaSh OF a.
an hand 10000 OLD CIGARS, OF various quail
pas which w "! III sell low to close.
IN annl In
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CWYNN, GOTTEN & CO., COTTON
n F,CTOyS AND GENERAL COMMISSION
NERO HANTs, los WEST LOMBARD STREET,
BALTIMORE. on
strict personal attention given TO safes OF Col-
TON T6B ACCO, and GEAtN.
Refer to General Walter Gwynn, n. c., General
Joseph X. Anderson, Colonel e. q. Tompklns, a.
u. Townas, Richmond. Va.
HENRY GWYNN. of Baltimore;
X e. CoTTES, la.o of Tarboro'. n. G.;
WALTER GWYNN, JR., late OF South Carolina.
apIgr Sau2 rn
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q M. WILLIAMSON formerly of A.
y. Y. Stokes 4 Coz WHOLESALE GROCER
ANp COMMISSION MERCHANT, Nos. 1915 and
1913 Cary street between Thirteenth and Virg mia
.,reets, Richmond Va, will give strict attention
10 the sale Of COUNTRY PRODUCE. and Pledges
to his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns.
advances will be made on consiSnmonts In
hand.
Refers, by permission. to Planters National
Bank of Virginia; a. 7 Harvey. Esq. President
National BANK OF Virginia: Massrs, Harveys y
Williams Mes.rs. a. Y. stokes Il Co. Aessis. K.
"a. Maury " Co, Bankers; Harrison, Goddin
Apperson. Real Estate Auctioneors.
RIcHaOYD, October 10, 1867. &C 2l-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-27
DissOIutiO9lS, dc.

DIsSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNEh
~ SHIP. The partnership heretofore eXis,InS
SUUCHag & Co, is this day di,so,vsd by mutual
.o,Ssnt JpRS BOUCHER,
RUDOLPH EACRAED.