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Monde avec son intelligence ct son 10
tivite, ses capitaux ct son genie.
6. L'Amerique du Nord deveusn
un port G6re ouvert iudistinctsment 1
toutes les nations. demanders en- re-
tour un marelk Hbre pour sec produit'
dams toutes YES nations, ct le commerc<
do globe passers entire ses mains.
I. L'Amerieue evi.era tout dife
rcnd ct toute alliance avec Europe e'
n'aura avec ellie qu'un contact com
mercial, suivant ce sage couseil donu<
par Washington dams ses adieux o.
pays: "Notre regle de conduite l'e
gard des nations etrangeres est d.
nouer avec elles des relations CONNER
ciales. mais sussi peu Dc relations
politiquss que possible.
8. Les meurs, usages, coutumes
langage ct souvenirs conspirent natu
rellement pour une alliance entire l'Ame
rique ct l'Augletsrre ct promettent ID
reduction do u fracture.
8. Les souversins d d'Europs qui ~
root dedaigne d jcune ct rude Amsri
quo ete negige de se creer des rap
ports dhntlrets avec les Etats nais
SAINTS. lorsqu'ils verront 10 nouvel en-
pire nou-seulemsut faire obstacle mai,
encore se substituer 1 l'ancisn regime
ct renverser leurs dogmes incontestea
jusqu'ici, appellerout on eonssil leura
ministries ct leurs sages ct diront
" Maudit soft % peuple. il ct troF
fort pour nous
En- 1888, Pownall adresse IN me-
scirs axz Sospsra;~s d. Amtriqss d
debuts On css termes: -g
Apres avoir parls anx souvsrain.
d'Europe, je m'adresse / vous, souvs'
rains d'Ameriqus. Je n'emploiersi psl
les titres courtisanesques de Ia gothi
que Europe on Dc h servils Aisle. Su
blimite ou Majestic, Grace on Saintete
Eminencs on Altesse, Excellence 0,
Honneur. Que sigui6ent les itres, Il
Cd les chooses ellss-memes sont counuel
ct comprises ? Quel, titre prit jamai
ID Republique romains ? On savai
que le peuple etait souverain ct le'
citoysns libres. Qu'etait.il besoin d.
jouter / oels 7 Douo. Etsts. Unis o.
Citoyens dAmeriqus, je m'adrssss
voos en vous appellant par votrs nom
HAlas I tois fois helas! Depuis Soz
Excellence h Gouvsrneur jusqu'a Sos
Houueur 70 juge Dc psix. que do titrs'
Ill. iei sur 10 sol dtmoorstiqus
Que Dc rsasxions n'inspirsrais pa,
aussi ls delire epique do vieux Pow
nall ! Ne ssmble-til pa que - sois ~
chant d'enhnee nurmart ! l'oreille
don noeibond? I? aasas 4 s
A sossisss,.)
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AoENcE A LA NouvELLE-oRLEAss-
&c. WHARTON 4 Gle, 90 rue Commune.

II y 4 dams ID physionomie du gene.
raj, dit le Journal du Virginiep, une
singuliere con,binaison de traits. Cette
|physionomie est terne. mais le regard
y brille, comme le feu sous ID cendre.
II s'ecria aveo un accent energique {:
II ny aottera pas longtemps!
Je lui demsndai sill men co0tai
rien A son cour d'attsquer % drapeau
sous lequel il await grand. II s'arrsta,
ssmblant mediter avant de parler.
-Du temps do nos peres, reprit-il,
o'etait le drapeau de rUnion. Mais le
fauatisme du Nord Ia reudu section.
mel. II NEST plus le symbolic de ID pro.
lection ct do l'amitie, il est celui de-
l'iujustios ct de- aggression. Nous le
voyons tel quill est, non tel quill fut.
Et pourtant. 81 le major Anderson YOU.
lait evscuer 10 fort ct faire disparaitrs
Dc % port ls menace qu'implique %
presence. il m'eviterait une peuibls
nscessit9.
-Alors, vous 10 sympsthisez point
sveo ceux qui cherchent 4 humilisr 10
Nord?
-Js sympsthiss svsc eeux qui
croient ! ID Nuisance dun nouvsl em.
pire! Peu m'imports 10 Nord ! Quill
suivs yon chemin. Nous entendons 20.
complir notre destines. La nature tout
entisre = oonspir6 pour fairs du Sud
un grand empire. Le elimst en- est
merveilleux. C'sst nm jardin sur 10
patron dun continent I Nous posse
dons uns industrie qui enriohirs 10
monde, e,-mais nous d'abord q lee pro.
misrs. Notrs ssolavsge nest pas rude
ct savage CONNIE celui do l'antiquit4.
II combine ID simplicit< patriarcale do
oelui dss Hebreux Of b belle orgsui.
sation Do celui de- Romaina L. nSers,
hors Do l'etat d'esolsvsgs, s'6teud
comme un msrsis stagnant ct rSpand
sur ID tsrrs Il poison Dc ID paress.
Nous l'avons enfermt dams dss digues,
convert On quelqus sorts On an aeuvs
% ooursnt regulier. moteur Dc mil.
lisrs d'usipes. Notrs population, d6li'
vr6e des ouvres services. . dss loisirs
pour Il eultsss rafints ct pour lad
Dinistratioo publiqus. II s'ouvrira iei
une nouvslls ere.-une p6riods Do h
civilization. C'sst ici que ssront dapa
IN siScls lss grandss lsolss Do h
science st do Fart. lss colleges st lss
universities do rAmtriqus. Qsasd j
vols q dr,peaa debout sur ID rosie d
oct immense progras st lui hiaut OBJ
taele, j. tireraiS sur lui. fat-il trois
fois auai glorissx qu'il 10 ttS! Mais
il ns Test plus!
Js crois quill etait sinesre. C'est
uu snthousiasts. Il parait douS done
grands eou6anos On luimems ct die.
pose / exprimer oetts ooo6anos. 4
ess Sgafd. il repressote bisn b Caro-.
line do Sud, oct Etst slrisux. dogma
tique et rlsolu.
-Sersit-cs. lui dsuandaijs. ups
taehe dif6cils que do faite brechs ~
fort. u eodssrait-slls besucoop Dc mon
W HeEgH& = - .ae#HnssEs
Nous sommss, sax q noua rtpso.
dit-il, bisn gsrsntis du fsu Do Paftille.
rie. Anderson ct uu bon omcier. q il
= a. 4
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sion du commerce ct des Plantations.
En- 1855, il negocia, en- qualite de
commissaire pour ID Bale de Massa-
chusetts, entre rAngleterre, New.
York, New-Jersey ct Ia Pennsylvania,
l'expedition confederee coutre Crown
Point. II fut ensuite ct successivemsnt
gouverneur de ID Bale de Mas
sachusetts, du New-Jersey ct de Ia
Caroline du Sud. Do retour en- An.
gleterre. il remplit en- 176l les fouc'
tions de controleur-general de rarmee
d'Allemague avec le grade de colonel.
En6n il siegea dams trois parlementa
jusqu'en rannee 1880. epoque / Ia.
quelle il - retir1 dams Ia vie privee.
Tout ADglsis quill etait, il salua avcc
enthousiasme ID naissance de 10 nation
americaine. II ecrivait en- 1780 dams
un Mimoiye amz SOurerains d. Europe:
/. L'Ameriqus du Nord est devenus
une planete distincte dams le systAme
du monde; ellie agra ntcessairement
sur l'orbite des autres plaDAtes Of chan
gera le centre de- gravitA du continent
europten. L'Amsriqus du Nord est
ds faeto une puissaooe qui preDd rang
d'6ealitI svec lee autres puissances Of
doit etre reconuue de jSre / ce titre.
L'ind<pendanoe do pAmeriqus est un
arret du destin. Ce peuple est maitrs
De sou svenir. il le salt, il developers
Il force don't II . conscience ct bouls-
versers l'equilibre europSen.
II essaie ses allies CONNIE N jeune
aiglon. So vinlitk est sans douts OK.
posee 4 des perils, 1 des desordres ct !
des malsdies mails II est jeune et VI
goureux ct surmontera tous les obsts.
cles.
NJ. Sumner numerote ainsi les pre-.
dictious do oct ardent champion de
PAmtrique:
l. La nouvelle puisancs sera spS-
cialement maritime, exercers une in
auence psrticuliere sur le commerce
ct, par le commerce, sur Il politique
de- l'ancien monde, deviendrs larbitre
d. negoce ct peut-etre b meoiatycs
do h paix. .. ... 5s.4 u.. T.
2. La science Do Il navigation st
Fart Do ID construction nsvale ont hit
deja Dc tells progrss en- Amerique. que
b peupie tiendrs ID msr ! mslllsur
eonpts que b Holhnds slls.mems.
8. Les produ;ts qu'on No peut tirer
qus Dc rAmGrique sont tellement re.
cherches en- Europe que - Antri.
Gains y auront necessairemsnt b pr6.
ference sur lss marches.
4. Un 2eupls qui predouins sar q,
grand ooot;neoI ~ soafna pas sur
Ses fontieres IN mooopols tel que
celui Do b Compaguis Dc Il Bale
d'Hsdson; Il ne sssa asrett ni par ls
osp Horn nj par b osp De Bonns-Es-
ptraoes ; svast psu u illouosrs u
mer du Sud ct les esux Do ID Chine, ct
les Holhodais sntsndront parlsr Do lui
dams leurs Antilles. ~
8. Lee eommunieoions oeda1iquss
- mulGplisnt, rEurope - familiarissrs
avso y mar. ohaqus jour lAE6siqus
lui seubIers plus rspprochss st slls
6migFsfs ea masss vers 10 Nosvsss-
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AGENT A poxALpsoSvIII1
z. sUPERvIELLE, Editeur du Drspess

| gletsrre je TAI predit, snnoucs, pre-
che pendant plus de vingt ans ct tou.
jours mes prophecies Sc sont accom-
plies. Ne oonstruisez dono ras votre
maison 1 10 Chaussee d'Antin. mais /
Philadelphia. La seule chose qui me
ehsgrins est quill ny cit point dab
bayes en Amerique.
Csqu'svait predit Gallant nest point
arrive, oar IL Chapsses d'Antin est
encore debout ct lorgueilleuse cite de
Philadelphia . ssud sec murailles
trsubler sous ID menace de l'ipvasion |;
% gull n'avait pas present s'est rea'
list, car les sglises. oouveuts ct insti'
tutions du cutie catholique pullulent
ct prosp4rent sur ls sol AMERICAN.
Dams uus lettre du rs Juliet Its,
Gallant resdiss pidts de- Berkeley:
Nous sllons avoir 1 quot nous en-
tenir sur ID plus grande revolution du
globe c'est-i-dire 81 c'est rAmerique
qui reguera sur rEurope on d c'est
l'Europe qui coutinuers I reguer sur
rAmtrique. J'offre de parier en- IA.
veur De fAmeriqus. pour cetts simple
raison physique que pendant cinq
mile aus'le genie Z tournS on sens 10.
verse du mouvemsnt diurps q . voyage
Dc Fest l loussk
QUAINT I Il question Dc domination
entire les dsax continents, ellie est en-.
core psndsnts. Ss5 judios IL ess.
IL. Adam Smith.
Le grand economias Adam Smith
qui, suivant Buckle, eoutribua plus au
bonhsur du genre human. par ses
RseIe,eees ssr u sasxre q As easses de
Ia ,iehssss des masio~s. que tous les HON.
mes d Etat ct legislators don't l'histoire
: conserve leo mons. oeao's en- l72s =
Kirkaldy (Eoosse) Of ppurut en- 1870.
Indepsudamment de l'ouvrags prtcitt.
il . lsiss9 une 1X<oris des sexti~esss
~oraxz. Voici en- quels termes Smith
parait svoir fais fraoohir l'Atlautique
au iegc du gouvernsment
LeaAulricaius pssysus lteitiusmspt
= later Do Pespoir qss y distance De
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EDGAR POST OFFICE
Saint.Jean-Baptiste
LES PROPHECIES De rAMeaIQue
-Snits-
vnL Gallant.

Liable Gallant. ne On 1728 4 Chieti
(Abrusse Citlrieure). 90 distipgus
CONNIE litterateur. sntiquaire Ct sur.
tout CONNIE econouiste. II fonda - re.
putasion par uu grand ouvrsgs sur ID
Monsa;s, quill 6t paraitrs ! Naples On
l749. Il fot nm dss premisrs 1 sxhu'
nsr Leo richsssss archsologiquss d'Her'
salaaun. Euvoyl en- 1850 1 Paris Ps'
b roi De Naples CONNIE socresairs
d'ambassade. II - VT partout recherche
1 cause de son esprit ct de = vivacitt
st . liz intimement avse Diderot. Pen.
dast sou stjour ! Paris, il eompoa 4
Possession dune disstse. dss Dialogxs'
~, le eoanesa dss k<s (psblfts en-
1907, que roa rseards eonns IN chef:
d'ouvrs d raison q Dc plaiaatsris.
Rappslt 4 Naples en- l7e9, il renplis
ayes suoces lss plas hauts enplois Dc
l'sdmisitrstioo It J uosrat % 1857.
II . lsisss I'm Cos,mensoire sxy Horace,
public 1 Paris en- 1921, 1 la suite de
ID srsduction d'Horaes Dc Campeuon,
st 90 volumineux recueil de lettres,
don't Il p's paru que = Corrs,posdano
ssss Madass dEpisay. I Pssis 1878
II tcrivait 1 Mus dEpioay. ls l2
oetobrs l776:
Tout dtp.sA de' RACES. La premiere.
10 plus noble des races, Went naturel-
lemeos du Nord de rAie. Les Russea
sost 10 peuple Ie plus rapproche de CO
point. st o'est ponr celia qu'ils ont fsit
ples Dc progres on oinquante ans que
iss Portugais On cioq iecles.
Comment NJ. Sumner s'avisc.t.il De
otter IN pasass sussi tcraant pour ID
lsslsiss d PdglitS d. ssess don't II
- rss ID esrypasss ! 81 l'srgumsas
. qusIqus vslssr eostrs b asshsins,
ls qusl pave a'sccabls+ril pss d rsss
uoirs, subdivision bien sutremsnt tsan.
ehes do ssnrs hsuaini EFH1
Cstts meme AIMEE l776. Gallant
Ssrit encore ! Nine d'Epinsy:
Tits-Livs die De son ieels qui rss.
ssnblait taut % p6tre: "Ad he len.
pers se~ss@ ess lx;5xs, ~ec visia NOS.
Srs, nee remedia pasi posss~ss.- Ness
soonss dsns ID temps q h rsUeds
~ voloptisrs pirs que le NAL" Cen.
prseesrvovs - qui = passs /! L'hesrs
: sonns Do b chute totsls d fEurope
st d h tsaaanigfaaios q Aotriqus.
Toss Id 81 q disolstics, religion,
Lola arts sciences. .-sout " sllsr =
sletptrss - Am6ri4ss. O. s'ssG -
uss pAiaabsris . 1'sst - - idSs
. ssegarss par lss disoordss Dc rAn-
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Uu dss psrsouuages d NORWOOD.
10 roman do Bsecher.-un Vifginieo,
-qui visiss Charlsstou y vsills da
bomE tdensut da fort 6unlsr, tssit
dams son jouraal gull parcoaru lsa
batteries sveo y gtntral Bsssrssara.
Tous dsax vsnaieut Dc regafdsr 4
dnpsau qui Aottait - hsst d fort.
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Thomas Povnall. hoons d'Etat q
.pubheists anglais, pS en- 1723 st mort
1 Bath, soatt d Sopsrsst, q 1906.
fut On 17l5 sosrteairs d \ eommisr
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~ 9l3 Observation-Disclosures
.>NvSD YOUR TR uNIpET, q GABRIEL:
ana lv, all the ladies know that
JULIUS SYCLE,
H- Main street, between Ninth AID Tenth,
a.. ju-; opened another large lot OF
NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.
.a.ws stock OF those beautiful Dress Goods, soio
...sqds with small dgur.s, &nd such hand
..m4 stripes, 2, OILY COG;
s-a.a y. rinQs, beef quality. at 9oc, sotd a "eeh
s,a tyr:l.25 -,
lies, CIc,h, finest quality, At Sc, worth
ta.y;l;
...-~t IMPRESS, really beautiful, cnfy 6e3c.;
..c-- every fashionable color, at Zoe, worth
.r.a .q.y.s oaIy .2c. sold everywhere at tcc.I
Pulua- beautiful goods, al zoe.
y ...e.a,ne Do!ainss, latest styios, a: 2ec.
....y.. il; %, =, aad lie;
....sd and CublaacheI Coitono at 10, ~!
s.4l5t.
.....w.a, Brcached Cotton, very good article,
".,c.;
a..sa-l and UnbIeachsd lo-4 sh citing at Acc. ;
r. v.c..e Cotton, fail width, only 25c.
ss...aA I-tc up; superior quatity at -ac.
4 .s.... g.aaueI, good article at Is.
4.-woy. White and Eed elaur e at 3cc.
:
>.ar,s q, IS and 75c, worth s5c. and II;
..,i-yry, warranted all wool, only 81, worth
44ySl.:v;
-.4rssi .o,4 for Cloaks and sacques selling az
,pss yard, worth sJ a. 80, worth s4.SV
-.ai eacEicg Cloths al cost prices;
sr.gt,u Wool ba IN n,rais only $3.50, worth S2.2a.
"..-av.u- si.acs Tor my large stock q
NEW sliAULs AM CL.OAhS,
vi. close -, Z pAlt o: ,hern at manufacturers
!rc~s. Come and get bargain.
Waite a-I ColoGed blankets a. very low prices
A.o very Iarse liae OF WoRsTED GOODS
.-sap. Come th,s week and get your money
a. JULIUS sYCLE'',
s-s Ma. street between Ninth and Tenth.
sstaoAIuaDAIS.
'As 'a.lo~!ag gentlemen are with me- ana
-- --.,s,la = c..! from their many friends ae
,e..a.a. favor.
ar:s O.. CARR, GEoaGE SwAGAcHER. JONAS
"1Nt.a.. UEysGI =. EAGBY, and j. A. FRENCH.
20.
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auction Sales THIS Dan.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell ut 10 O clock
an assortment Of furniture, crockery, etc.
LEE & GODDIN will sell at o clock build
ing lot No. 90 Of Bates's plan, Bakers
addition.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON will
sell 1T o'clock 4 large brick and framed
cottage residence located on College street
between Broad and Marshall.
PERKINS 4 DREWRY, administrators will
sell at 1.-THE Willows" the residence Of
G. H. Rodes, deceased, the furniture,
stock, crops, etc.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at Az
o'clock lot of ground on the south side of
Broad between Thirty-tirst and Thirty
second streets. After which, they will sell
two beautiful lots on the east line of
Twenty ninth street between Broad and
Marshall.
P1LKINTON, PULLIAM & CO. will sell at
O'Clock p. NJ. a house and lot on Main
street, Manchester.
L. GATHRIGI1T will sell at l43S Main street,
commencing 1T 10 "A. NJ, furniture, dry
goods, crockery, glassware, &c.
7. PHILLIPS will sell at corner of Seven tn
and Broad streets, commencing ut 10 A. NJ =,
furniture, dry goods, boots and shoes, and
miscellaneous articles.
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W03iue Intelligence.
MISlaTURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 20, 1857.
sun riias.......7 90 Moon sets. s..........-..6o0 90
Sun seta........I.6l Hi IN tide, p. NJ - %
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 25, 1867.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 25, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Hatteras, Couch, New York, merehan-
disc and passengers, {. Ayres y 60.
Steamer Petersburg, TrGvers. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, D. y w. Currie.
schooner d. Rapp, -, Albany, lumper, y.
Gunn K Son.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum.
Schooners Henry II. Wood, Curtis; Dwight,
Davidson; Tunis Depsw, Cropper; and Lady
Emma, Snsdcor. down the river, light.
schooner Armenia, Call New 7 ork, for orders,
grain, Curtis, Parker and Riddick
Brig Lapwing, Cremo. Venice pi0 City Point to
finish loading, Caskie & Brothers.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Clara Merrick. Montgomery, sailed
lfrom Philade phia for Richmond on the !4th
Schooner Maggie, worth, hence. at Baltimore on
the 25th.
Barqus p G. Warwick. Chichester, hence,
arrived at Rio Janeiro on the ed of October.
Schooner Lucy ID. Higgins cleared from Boston
for richmond on the 23d.
Staamtug Peter Pulv,r OF Providence, has been
purchased OF tho American Steamboat Company
for Burnside on private terms. che will leave
Providence In q few days, under the temporary
mmand OF Captain Samuel Hen, for this port,
whore she will be employed in towing coal barKss.
Schooner Daniel Simmons, Harwllch, for VIZ
gIniA, put into Newport on the I'D.
Schooner II L. Compton, pepuy, cleared from
Few ! ork for Petersburg
WHITE HOUSE November M Arrived, steamer
Aamira kirwin Baltimore, merchandise ald
pussengers- Richmond and York River railroad.
hoyemUer 25 ARRIVED, steamer Mystic, schermer-
horn, Norfolk, mercha' disc and passengers,
Richmond and York hiver railroad.
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~ rOwARDIN Il ELLYsON,
ISpecinJ Notices.
-YR>. vrNsLow's SOOTHING

MRS. WtNSLoW'S SOOTHING SY-
~ - t,r children ,eething, greatly facilitates tho
49,, = ,celhiag by softening the gums, redu-
IN s,aammatiop-will ailay all pain and
'.,.3,c action, and is sure to
'"'" KkGULATS THE BOWELS.
,--sranpou IT. mothers, Il will Sivo rest to
yourselves snd
-,.,-rrAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
,,-.tsre put U2 and sold this article for years,
levin cCNYrpEScR and Truth Of II what
~s never been able 10 say OF any other me-
-.re- Ls,s II failed IN n single instance to
saFc when timely used Never did we
s- w., t.stguco O. dissatisfaction by any one
s H. on The contrary. all are delighted
g.. o2erat3on. and speak in terms OF com
-.,.oa ~ Is msSieal effects and medical vir-
va sneak in THIS matter WHAT VIZ DO
.-,- after wears OF experience, and pledge our
-...sra tor the talflmaot Of what we hete de-
Tn almost every instance where tho infant
o. -t,.. from pain and exhaustion, relief viii
-s IN fifteen or twenty minutes after the
-. administered. Ful! directions for using
..-.r,,,ary each bottle. BE sure snd call for
y,rs>Lrlyr 5 SOOTHING SYRUP" having
,.,m..e o. " Cnrtis Perkins" on the out
r-.rqsr. Al others ars base limitations.
.,.1....t>ss throrg hout tn world. Price,
Sc pgr bottle.
--.. rs Patton street, y. Y; EOS High Hol-
w.. 1rra9r England :!l ST. Paul street, Mon
..raga - 2o-eod6m
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NO. 147

| MEETING OF THE CONSERVATIVE GER
MANS IN MADISON WARD.-1n pursuance o
adjournment, the German citizens Of Madi.
son Ward held meeting in Sauer's Mon
ticello Hall last evening for the purpose oi
perfecting the organization of Conserva-
tive Club. The meeting was called to
order by the temporary chairman, Mr..
Alois Rick, who explained its objects. Mr..
koppel, the secretary, from the Committee
| to Report a Constitution, read Coustitu-
tion setting forth the objects Of the organi-
cation as one fully cooperating with the
Conservative party, and fixing the plan of
| organizing.
Mr.. Rick addressed the meeting, explain
ing fully the general principles of the Con-
servatiyc party, and urging the import
ance Of action on the part Of ell citizens,
native and foreign.
Mr.. Shurman, delegate to the Con-
servative Convention from the lower ward,
being called upon, addressed the meeting
eloquently and appropriately.
Mr.. Montz also delivered a spirited ad-
dress.
The question arose here whether this
organization should be extended through
lbc "uoIc CITY duu culdESeu, VI caCu
ward should form lis own club. The vote
being taken, it was decided that this
should be the central club of the city Of
Richmond.
1t was moved that committee of three
from each ward be appointed, to which the
report Of the committee be recOmmtted,
in order that it might be made to cover
the wants of the extended organization,
the committee to report at the next annual
meeting; which meeting would be an
nounced in the papers in due time.
The meeting then adjourned.
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sPsScs.-Go down Governor street until you
come to Main. On the left hand corner you Will
fnd a handsome store, and In that store an OLD
gentleman with bright gray eyes. This issPEscs
tho tailor. and one OF the most upright and horo-
rabls men in his craft or any other. We have had
many dealings with him, and always found him
polite, prompt, and Trustworthy. We have friends
who have been his customers for twenty or thirty
years. They wont go Any where else They don't
want to do any better than they can do at srEScss.
And we think It very doubtful whether anybody
can do any better than they can do at sPBScHs.
Go to sPENCEs's and save expenses.-Natipe Yir.
min
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ARREST OF GRANVILLE MoSTELLE.-
Granville Montelle, the champion horse
thief of Virginia, was arrested in Peters
burg on Saturday evening on the charge
of stealing horse from Robert Grigg, OF
that city. He fired at the officer who was
pursuing him, who in turn felled him 10
the ground, and, securing him, lodged him
safely in Jail. Montelle owes the State
nigh unto ten years Of service in the penl-
tentiary, he having escaped from that insti-
tuition some three years ago. All efforts
to capture him have up to this time been
batiied.
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PosT-oFFIcE DEPARTMENT, J
RIcHMoyD, Va, November %, 1867.

RIcHMoSD, Va, November %, 1867.
Du
list Of Military Lette1s H,id tor PostnGe. Cts
Connor, Bryan, care Colonel Stanton,
paymaster United States army. ......... 80
Durr, Jacob, company X, llth United
States infantry. ..................... Il
Farquhar, Charles, superintendent Quar-
terrnaster OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Flaherty, Patrick, company IL, llth
United States infantry. ...:..... 81
Gibin, James, company Il, llth United
states infantry. 33
Gallatin, b., company II, llth United
States infantry... ........................ 80
Horgan, Edward, company II, llth
United States infantry. ry................. 81
Jordan Lieutenant Charles, llth United
Lannon's, Frank company A, tn United
States infantry. ~
Murray, William, care j. NJ. Moore. 81
Murphy, Cornelius, company G, llth
Tnieed States infantry. ry..............:... 5c
O'kelley, John, company +, 9Th United
States cavalry y.......-...... 49,; ,"
Ries, Jacob, company +, Jth thitcu
States artillery 49,, =
Sweeney, Miles, company =, lItA United ;.
States infantry y.................... D
SchwarZ, Thomas, company r, llth
United States iufantry... .......:....:.. II
Schechan, Edward, company G, llth
United States infantry ry...............-. d
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MAYORS CoURT-RECoRDER REGNAULT
PREsIDING-M MoNDAY MORNING.-Mary
Jane Green, negrcss, charged with steal
ing lot of clothing from James Johnson
was arraigncd. The evidence being by nc
means satisfactory, Mary Jane was dis,
charged.
Cornelia Sinton alias Cornclia Word
charged with obtaining TWO dresses valued
at ten dollars, under false pretcnceS, from
John Laughlin, was discharged, in the abb
sence Of proof against her.
The continued case Of Albert Thornton,
negro, charged with stealing Barbara
Grouse, was called up, and Albert was
sent right on to Judge Burnham.
Richard Burnett and William Davis, ne
gro boys, charged with having in their pos
session 4 sacque coat stolen from some per-
son unknown, were relnandcd to Jail. The
coat, which is very good one, remains in
the hands of the Chief Of Police awaiting
q claimant.