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NaIuabIe Ptantatton to Lease:

WILL Lease. IS administrators christopher
J.. Field, uecid. bis Home Piace-the place OF
Clay q Field, and the Plantation known as the
Content Place. These Plantations are in the
coRuly Of Bolivar, Miss and In hns condition
fer cultivation, having been cultivated Tor
years past. There is y new and nne Circular
Sav-Mm on the Home Place, for Sale.
For Iurther information Apply to meat Paris,
Bourbon county, Ky, or 70 Dr.. K. J. Field, on
me Premise b. ]. CLAY,
ociq Admir- G. J Field. decd.
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TRUSTEES SoJo

D1 virtue OF a Deed o. Trust 70 me eracuta5
- ~ Jane j. Walk TruEtse, on ne dnf
llsq day q February 1854. aud duIv rseor1-I
At the heglstars ofdce OF shelly county Tan-
ueaset, N Record SOCK Number f51I Ffuv-uIne
Eal Sne' pages - and 49, On the Iztb dav of
Merch, leolt Tor TIE purpose Of secul ing ne
OF Two ROtes, one EIr the .um IN
tWs1ty-nFe hAncred Dollars, and the other
Tor tne SUN OF Twelve huudr-c and EIfv UgT-
lars, ootn dated FebFualy O., IsGd. bearing intsr-
col rom GATE, and given by the said J4n5es
aux, trustee 10 sarah q. Gursuch. Tor he
D.lance cue Der On account Of lots l8l and ~
NOW therefore,, by the authority vested in
me 70 gel the property conveyed n al Tru.t
Deed, ! sill, on Ihe
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The Liverpool market for TIE week opened
steady. with UplauCs 20; orleans rsa- Inc
New Z 0rE market opened quiet out sl-lly
eCdfl5un -: orleans. lU4c. Our market Was
--Sys n Igir on Thursday there vas no
rhs1Ea in the foreign markets, but oars sun
eDe.up under al active demand 70 IS s9LEsG
IN Frfsav prices we're unchanged out closed
heagv. Tue Liverpool market on SaluidAy de
cIfDsd lid. and the Mes York market closed
e Iowe-. salgs here were light, and made Al
fa.als&c. The European adv1 Is or MONDAY
wee moi favorable. That market retainer tAe
f0v-nrard tendency OF saturday. The New
yorE Market closed dull, with a further de-
zine 81 and here II tel 70 l59I5-4C- The
LfverpcoI opening dispatch or to-lay quoted
TuIandE. : S-l61- Orleans, ftad, Win sletns ue
msnd. ADD az Id pm was heavy a. the coae
ff wss and tending IpteLu,,
80 OrIsans- ia; sales sou tales In New
Y5rk. al the opening, prices we're u~ncnAhged'
bur market dull; a noon Il was Gull ana nom
ina. aud c.osed the same; AldlnnRs- lJ1acf
O-iaaug l5lsc- Our market was cnATaceer-
$50 ~ a far demand ~ Lci DuL
holders were INV ling 10 concede. Many OF
our large buyers were not ca IN market 81
fbFv were preparing 70 ship such sales as
zee made occurred ~ l3ll3zc, but II required
aEdzbt style 70 reach tue latter figure. Iaere
L. bad utle diminution In the stock OF stained
eottous Enue fine grades are scarce
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DY virtue Of a deed OF trust executed 10 me
ID on the ID Of November, pss, b. Julia E.
Lee and Edward F. Lee, registered In the
ksgister s ONCE or shelby county, In DOUk NO
81. nArL one. nnZe- - 50 md "a ] VIII On me
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Whole.aIe Tobaeeo market.

The TOBACCO market IS Quiet and unchanged
PIECES are weak aud stocks fair. Country mcr'
coanis buy only In a small way and keep ur
their stocks by duplicate. Leaf tobacco il yery
little in demand. aud for them oar quotations
NAV be considered u0mlma.
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Rnle.


ny virtue OF q Trust Deed executed n me on
- the Sd day OF August, 1851, by samuel p.
Rose. and Gully registered, etc, for the purpose
OF paying the dsDt therein secured, W1l' on
aondag, the 18Th Day or January, 1858,
in front Of The Law Court Room, in the city Of
MemDhb, tennessee selltO the highfst bidder,
FOR casn The following properly, to-wtt: Al
OF the right, title and Interest Of the said sam
mel r. Kose ia tae estate Of Dr. Hugh f Rose,
ueoea~eu, comprising land in Upton county,
Tennessee, and notes IN the bands af r. 81.
Munford, admini-trator OF Dr. Hugn =. Eose,
drceaged. also, the interests Of the said sam
mel 2. Ross iWufch Is undivided In a certain
house and I0t on r bin<On street, IN the ely OF
Memphis Tennessee, being the SAM mouse and
Iot non which The mother Of the said Samuel
p. REESE now resides, together with al Of the
appurfensnces thereunt0 belonging / VIII
convey such title only as is vested IN ne as
Trustee
sale between y and O'Clock pm.
deci9 -ds /. T. PEYTUN, Trustee.
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Hart on the 9Th day or uly AID, 1856, % me,
IS Trustee. TO secure the paymen Of = certain
note therein recited. L wiz, on the
18th Day Of January, AID, 1865,
sell to the highest, best and last bidder, for
essh At he nOnt door Of the Court House, In
Wemphis. Tennessee, between TIE hours Of 10
O'Clock am. and 4 o'clock pm. the undt-
vfded interest Of said Ellen J. Hart, late Ellen
r. sbaw. In and 70 lots 9 snd %, on Union
street. ironing respectively 80 and IS feet on
fbs south side OF Union street and running
back Zlsz feet 10 an sHey, the same being ths
late residence Of ABB shaw, deceased, ana the
Iot west thereof; leUs 5 ana G on the north sid6
OF Union street, fronting % feet On Union
straet ard running back 20 an alley lb4 teeL and
living Opposite lots 9 and 10 lust de-cr1Ded
siEo' lots IL and u on Gayosn street. each nont-
ing IS Kst and running ba I " feet 70 an
sIiev. said lots numbered according to plan OF
A b. shaW's property, made BY " Crane,
July, AID, 1855, being part OF lot NO.
90 also. lot more particularly detcubd In
deed Of Ellen J. ShaEs executr xcfA-B shaw,
dsceassd, 10 David Jamesan. dated $ pteD Der
M Is52. bsing on Unieu 81 eet. the said interest
on u. j Hart n and 70 the above property
being acquitted by viii ofA-B SHAW, deceased.
said oropqrty il In the city Of Memphis, county
OF SHELBY. and state or Tennessee
JOHN AINsLIE, Trustee,
Kerr, Westcott 4 stahl. Attorneys deel2
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ssmphi. wholesale Dry Goods HarEs.

WeDphis WhoIeaaIe UFy U0ous WaFaeI'
The Dry foods msrEet has been more active
during the past few days Merchants and
planters are LAP ing in supplies for the hell
sgys hat tney & mime themselves % siapls
goods The bTiEht cBi0rH and hght fabric
which were usually in demand Al this seUOn
have been lel uusOld and their places supplied
Wiz pJuts. cottous and wooden goods Even
Ire neg-o. whose ambition throughout the veal
Was no higher than the purchase Of d Rlarine
ores on Chrstmss. has this year 10 60 without
and cHuE 20 The tsttered garments bought Oh.
ably when their cares and wants were not
borne as now by themselves. Prices OF staple
goods are firm but not higher than last week
BEowN sHEErINGs & Teuusssee-2
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BANK OF NEW ORLEANS,
Nuw ORLEAgs. Dec. "A, 1907.


Dear SIR The managers Of this bank nave
resolved 70 close its active business for the pres
ent. and 70 reduce the expenses 20 the lowest
possible point. IeaVing The question OF 2 Re
sumption Of operations hereafter 70 the defel-
Gpmenls OF the f1tuse-
The embarrassed condition ofthe mercantile
community. the hopeless prost-auon OF the
pianUng interest, ana the onerous taxes i'm
p1sed upon sIats Institutions BY the Federal
GovernnenL AL confirm the wisdom OF this
policy
HE necessary expenses OF working the bank
amount TO about thirty-nYe Thousand dollars
per annum, a sums equal 10 six per cent on the
cssa value Of It's assets, about ~One-iourtn OF
which is~ internal Revenue taxa hct OF lseil
con elusive as TO the prOpEety Of this policy.
But when the additional fact Is considered lnal
tie capital Is not active OF available tor oaLA-
ing operations, except by sale OfEecurlles ~ q
ruInous loss no ofdoubt1enAlns S 70
our duly
To use the deposits IN &scounting CONNER
cal paper IsnOt regarded as gudlcious, ana the
prodrsou a limited exchange business nave noL
been sufficient 70 meet the current eApens@
T~ocouunue business unuersucn rcumsetn
rem .uE silent as 20 these acts, Woald o. q
faud upon the stockholders whose intereesW We
- Noun 10 proteeL Kesuectfuly,
FEANE WILLIAMS, PresdL.
n--uuwnE cashier.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFFIoE oE - DAILY 49,


The morsy market Il without any material
change There IS a good demand but sneIe =
no adequate supply Of capital OF conhdenes ~
the fufnra. and commercial paper Is As lard 70
neEpdate A. ever. At the same time our Dane
arsrreelv dfs~5unting cotton bills on I'll points
A. the usual rates, which are He ulscouht ~
NsW York aud sc on other points lnciuolnk
New Orleans. some Of our discount nouhSe
taFe the latter At &c, but the current rate y
hE2<c discount The demand for h1cn1nke
w6ich was moderate during the week, showed
a marked Improvement to-day and seAAng
rates were somewhat hrmer. Few II any con
ces-lons were made from par,
GeId has been somewhat irregular ourlng the
greek bat haE not vadsd rom present rates
more than lc either here or In New York Lnal
market to-day opened al I8h, and Al noon had
fncreaasd &c. We have no large sales 70 re-
port. our dealers mad 20 dimcult 20 supply Lne
counter demand. which has been good for some
DAYS back. The buying rate TO-DAY was la14
IgiL.c selling AZ New York quotations
trfv seripl Il steady. The demand for u seems
not % be large. while any effect 70 advancs n
checked by the amounts with a tendency up-
wards Is sure 10 throw upon the market. Oql
broEers are all well Supplied. The bay AZ Sc
County warrants sre dun stGe, and seIiins
Al 6s1T0c.
Police scrip is arm al s2e buying, selling Al
s5aa5c.
Money matters are q lsewhe as well q
in Memphis The Bank Of New Orleans dis
continued business on the 18Th, sud is Tres
dent publ shes the following statement OF 70,
causes leading therein, which We nmu address,
arnmaHaHr-a - she Hnuaa-marN HnHHNME
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Tr.msfeega ~

Under and by yirtua o. a Deed or Trust
u 10 me executed b. j. " Hopkins and f.
hopkins MS vile On the 18th Jaauary 1861, Is-
CO. - la the Prooats ClerRis Office Of the
Co.'S TshominEu, state or Mississippi. m
Deed OF Trust Book (, % pages 100, ISl and w.
1 will, on
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TRUSTEES SHE

Under and by virtue OF a Deed OF Trust 10
me executed by Charles ThoruAs and Jane
o. l. Thomas his wife. on the L5t1 dav or NaV
So and duly recon1ed al the Registers once
Or 5leihg county, Ten nessee. in Record Book
No. 90, Part 30, pages W6, 4C7 and 4gs, I Will on
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r. H NJ o v AL
Va. asa Fr0nf Row. over

TIME General southern Freight once OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad haS been re-
moved from the old stand to
No. a6S FrOnt Row, over
The well known house Of TooL Philips a 20.
Through Bills Lsdfng given 10 AL Eastern
cities. Rates ~ lev and time a. qatck as By
6. r BLANCHARD. General Frsight Agert.
Baltimore
II. r. HECKERT, Western AGENT. C1nsinnad
e. D. COBB, Agent
se24 Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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County Court Sale Of Land.

Maria L. Petite et ais, vs.. Mary L MOlet2 ct al.
Petition for sale OF real estate FOR DIVISION.
FINDER and by virtue or a decree OF sale
~ made In The above entitled cause. 81 the
BecembeF term, 1897, OF the county Court OF
shelby county. Tennessee, i viii prOosed 70 sell
20 the highest and best bidder, before Ia COurt-
house door ia the city Of Aenphis, on
Monday, January 9Th, 1865,
Between the hours OF 10 a N and 4 pm, the
following described real estate, tO-Wit The
certain parcel or land in The city Of Memphis,
known on the plan OF the said city IS lOG one
Eundred and eighty-four Qe4), beginning al q
point on the east side OF Main street aud tbs
north side OF ron rays alley, (which Is the drst
alley north or Jackson street,, running thence
with the north side Of the said 81 ey rast one
hundred and f0rty-eighG feet six inches 70 an
alley; thence north seventy-four feet three
inches thence west one hundred and forty
eight feet six inches 70 Main street, and thsuce
south seventy-f9ur feet three inches 70 the
place Of beginning
TERA o. SALE-One-third cash, and one
third In one year from The date Of the sale, and
One-third in two years tnerefrom. Notes aiih
good security to be JaEen for the deferred pay
ments, and a lein rstsined on the properly for
the payments OF said notes.
JOHN EOAGUE,
Deoember 9, ls5I- County Court Clerk
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Wagon and Carriage Material

Corrected Daily by W~Oodburn, Smith q Co.
Nos. IL and I5 Green street, 81.
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TO COTTON
T II +
MEMPHIS And CHARLESTON RAILROAD

HAs lust oomplsted arrangements TO ship
I'll Cotton TO New 1ors and AL Eastern cities
orange and Alexandra Railroad. and viii give
througb Bills Of Lading to al points, GUAR
ANTEFING TINE, at the lowest rates which
are gwen BY any other route, and with more
Advantages to shippers than BY any other line.
ADay and Night Fast Freight Sch DUE having
been put IN operation, Running through with
ont break Of bulk or detention,
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TRUSTEES Sale.

ny virtue Of adeed Of trust executed to me
X "A Trustee on The 29th day Of June, 1857, ~
lanes Brown. ana which has been duly re-
eorGei, L VIII. on
The Ist Day OF January, 1885,
proceed to sell, to q highest bidder, Tor eash,
- r1niic sale on Second street, between Mad
fson srd Hsnroe, in the city Of Memphis,
rem. ore lun and one a HORSE Mule, con-
Vsved By said deed Of trust
fse pnrcsaser win take such title as Is vested
49, 10 Y n. clap. Trustee.
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LEGAL.


UHDER and 81 virtue OF = deed or trust 70
y me executed b. Robert II. Brooks. on the
Duh day OF March. 1857. and REGISTERED IN tha
Registers once Of Shelby county, tennessee,
In Book No. CO. part /, on pages &8 and DDS, /
VIII,
On the I'd Day OF January, 1858,
Between the hours OF 10 am. ana 4 I'm. IA
'front.' OF the Courthouse door OF the Law Court
room IN the city Of Memphis, Stats OF Tennes-
See sell AZ puDlie auction 70 The highest bidder
Tor sash the following described Tract, lot or
parcel or land as described in said ueed Of
trust, A part Of Lot 70. =, Of the Dud-
ley Dunn estate. and more particularly de-
scr1ced As beginning a. a poiuf on Hospital
AFsnue lo Ieet nortnwardly from Ehe south
west corner Of said lot No. "a. AID running
thence east g feeb 20 the vest boundary line OF
part OF saia lot No - sold % George y. Csnder,
thence with said Cander's line al
feett henee west % feet % the east side OF Hos
pital avenue, thence s~Outhwaruly 40 feet % the
place OF beginning.
The right Of redemption Il expressly waived
and ute believed % Be good. bat I Only SSH a.
trustee. DAVID WALEER r~ugfae
Deoehlofr "a MI decZl tbs
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Trust N0IP.

DN Virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by Charles
ID Pfannsnstieht. and recorded n The Regis
tsr's Once OF shelby county, Tennessee. in
Book No. u, part 2, page sos aud following, L
VIII, on
Evening star., 1867-06-08
The Working Penple.

The New York trades are still earnestly dis.
eussing the eight hour law, and 10 has been
developed that strong feeling exists in some
or them in favor of postponement of action
until after the present season. The Narnish-
ers Society have instructed their delegates to
the Workingmen's Union TO urge this post
ponement. The brass founders have declared
that in their work it is Impracticable to insist
on an enforcement Of the eIght-hour law In
New York, on Tuesday. woman named So
phia Myers was put on trial, the charge being
that he had dearauded a n umber of poor. e W :
ing girls. 1t appeared that sne advertised for
sewing girls, and req uired each applicant to
deposit SD as guarantee OF honesty. TO one
girl she gave dozen shirts to make, and, for il
pad the miserable plttanee 60 cents; a like
pay ment was made fer a atecond dozen. and then
she refused either to giys the girl more work
or TO refund her the So she had deposited. 1t was
shown that she had detrauded hu ndreds o fgtrls
IN this manner, no less than thirty girls hay-
ing appeared individually in court TO te tlfy
against her. Her counsel tried. 'inef'ectuIllv
toshoW Ibat The girls had spoiled their work.
and the Judge. in passing sen.ence8upon her.
lefeTred IN fitting terms TO the meanness ard
lTlG uitous tconduct Of which she had been
gully. His brief address in passing Sentence
should be spread over the country to show
what contemplate practice some people Will
re-ort TO in order TO make money. He said
Sophia M yers, find you guilty of this Of
fsnce, and ii is one of The many complaints
against you. These poor girls, whom YOU de-
tranded, were entirely dependent on their
compelled to pawn their clothes 10 obtain the
money 10 deposit with You. One poor girl tes-
Tiled that she gave her last cent TO you. and
was compelled TO borrow money to enable her
II return TO her home ia Brooklyn. You de-
TEaueed her of her money, aLd would not re.
tnrn 1t or give her work. You seem to be q
woman OF superior education and should have
known better than to be guilty OF such psl,ry
meanress. I win intiict the fun punishm
OF the law upon you, which is six months i'm
prisonment al he Penitentiary." .-t r..
Evening star., 1867-06-08
HIRAM POWERS

We are plea ed TO hear that this great Amer
can sculptor is about to revisit his native
land. He has been residing in Florence, ltaiY,
for about thirty years past; for, IL we mistake
not he left this city ia 1886, to prosecute his
noble art anon gst the master. pieces OF an cient
| and modern sculptors. MIR, Powers has won
wealth and renown, and having seen his chill
dren married and his affairs pleasantly settled
| in manageable routine, be is prepared to graf
ifv MS lor ging 10 breathe his natal air of the
Green Mountains, aad to embrace once more
his surviving kindred and to grasp the hands
OF his old friends. j-.e r. - .
Mr. Powers is almost sixty years of age,
ha wing been born at Woodstock, Vermont, on
the 29th OF June, 1907. He removed to Cin--
ciupati with his family when about ten
years OF age, where he underwent the
usual yicissituses of poor boys, until his
genius found its appropriate development
HIS happy attempts atscuipture soon attracted
the notice of gentiemenaof taste and his bnsts
and other works al that early day are still
highly valued. So soon as az he had "saved
enough" he took the unanimous advice of his
friends, and went to Italy. At Florence he
opened his studio and very soon became dis.
tinguished artist. He has been so long away
from the United States that some VIII o knew
him not. began to think OF him as a foreigner
generation. but in this railroad and telegraph
era ten years are tantamount to thirty. Other
American artists living abroad have come back
every few years to renew their,bodly inter-
course with old acquaintance and 70 make
new friends, and to get new 'torders." Mr..
Powers has been absent we may say, for three
generations. and will miss many of his warm
est friends, like Mr. Everett and Mr.. Webster,
who have passed away from earth. but there
are many hearts still beating with respon-
slve welcome for him. -.s '.-
We have been led to these remarks by the
sight of letter from Mr.. Powers to an old
friend and correspondent OF his, S. Yorke
Alice. Esq. from which we have been per.
mItted to make an extract. Ii bears date
FLORENCE, May 16, 1867.
My Dear Friend: You have often
in tied me to come home. In your last letter
you say that you think it might be much to
my interest to do So l have duly considered
autumn, nothing occurring to prevent. But
IN this determination L am not Influenced so
much by interest as am by the desire to be.
hold again my old friends, whoa few of
thern-sstill liye'' in America. 1t would at.
ford to me melancholy interest, too, TO stand
over the graves OF SO many once dear to me,
but now departed. ',...
As to my receiving. as you intimate. an or.
need1t for my time is fully oc cupied, as it is,
with profitable commissions. L am getting too
old TO solicit. but vertbeless, when look Don
splendid Photograph OF our Capitol, lately
presented TO nae. 1t reyives my ambition to
have place there for some ideal work. in
honor of the land of my birth, of which am
so jostiy proud. / will not trust myself to
say any more noW,- but when answer YOUR
next letter will speak more definiiv veiy Of nav
coming home Mean hile, believe me, as ever,
Yours, H p
Evening star., 1867-06-08
KNOW THY DESTINY.
MADAME r r THIRNTpN tha rraat

',
AstTotOgst tlalFvoY ant &nd Psy elomet who
has -astonisned the scientific classes of the Old
" orld, has nOw located herself st Hudson, Y. Y :.
ii adame 1 hornton possesses such wonderful powers
of the greatest Importance to the single or ma rried
of either sex. bile IN state of trance, she de
hneates the very features of the person you are
marry, and by the aid of Instrument of intense
power known as the Psychomotrope guarantees to
produce litelike picture of the future husband
wife OF the applicant, together with date of mar
riage position in life leading traits of character,
nials can assert. She will send, when desired a
certified certificate written guarantee that the
picture isfWhat it purports to be. By inclOsing o
small lock of hair, and stat ng place of birth, age,
disposition aud complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself
will receive the picture and desired informa
by return mail All communications sacredls con-
fdcntial. Address in confidence, MADAME
THORNTON, p. o. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
ap pSWeOIy s..-
Evening star., 1867-06-08
Virginia News.

A few days ago MIR. Franklin Stsarns sold
four-acres and half OF the old Powhatan
place, on James river, few mIies below Rich
mond, for the1arge sum of nine thonsand' dol
company OF capitalists. who propose to enter
at an early day upon the manu- tact of fire
proof bricks at that point, -, -. .-..,.,
The Norfolk Journal says there is a vast
tract of land on the borders of the Dismal
swamp canal abOunding in peat, from which
has been made excellent gas a factory has
also been established for the purpose of com.
pressing the peat. 1t is of jet black, and is
sald TO be an excellentand cheap fuel H,at
farm Situated in Albermarfe county, for
merry owned by Rev. Mr.. Stevensen and
known as the king Carter estate, has been
sold for S2l 600 cash to Mr.. S. B, Greaves. OF
The Lynchburg News says:--aThe snor.
nous quantity of 35l,000 pounds of loose to.
bacco was sold in this city last week, besides
each. III -
A special order was received by the Cover
nor yesterday from Gen. Schefield, suspend
ing John w. Wilson, justice Of the peace of
Sussex county, from Office. an, t.yrt
Mr.. Ed. A. Pollard has entered suit against
VIM lanes. revenue collector, for Property
in 'Washington cold by confis cation and pur-
chased by Jaraes aE soB q 3sbaa E-la .n0H
The farm, of G, W. ,Woodall, IN Orange
county, near BarboursEills, has been sold TO
Mr.. Ey erie, OF Delaware, at $4,000 - : ~.
Gov. Pierpaint, absent ter several DAYS or, q
yisis 10 NewiYork, has returned TO RichmSnd,
w. A club, called the New National Club, has
been established in Richmond, with Hunni-
s a special nJesramn to the Richmond Dis.
patch, from Wheeling. an Bounces the signing
by the com missoners of West Virginia OF the
tbe Covfneton and ohio railroad n 3Sfia.'
The Riehmond Dispatch says that "Ger.
Schofield's re gistration order viii not dis-
franchise five thousand men In Virginia.,