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GREAT CLEARING SALE
10 COMMENCE TOMORROW,
Tuesday, NOCenlbeT %, 1866,

10 COMMENCE TOMORROW,
Tuesday, NOcem6er %, 1866,
and continue until the lst day Of January, IsS7.
We shall offer our Goods at such low prices
- will insure their sale.
We are bound noi 10 be uBdersold by any
one Id fact, We will guarantee 20 he lower IN
our prices than any house u lhe city.
County stoi ekeefer. and buyers can get rare
bargains of "a ior CASH and CASH OHL1.
just Received:
80 doz Opera Kids al 81 25 per pair.
- doz. Opera Nubias Is cents 70 y each
10 p. Calico, fast coloTs1 10 cents per per } @ al9.
loo ps- BrOwE Domestic iroie 10 70 = cents per
Bleaebei Domesties greatly reduced-a good
ariicls-5z I'd. wide, iz5t cen's per Sl SaIa. g..
Bleached Domestlcs, = yd' "lde' Il 10 y Genus
Bieaehed Donesllcs. "A I'd. wide, % TO a cents
Bleacheo DoInestios fun yard vide, splendid
quality, = 10 e cents per yard.
Ions{ale, warranted, only IS cents per yard.
e., 81, lO-i sheeting 70 SO anu s0esnis per yard
Bed Ticking only 20 cents per yard
White Aarseilles spreads, 81 > 10 81 50 each
cheap az double the money.
Irish Linens greatly reduced.
JaoOuels from Is to % cents per yard
JsTesss Goods reduced fully one-hau cur former
scotch Plalds has wool and all wool, from 20
EnpfSes oioihs, an wool, only s13z cents per
yard.
Isdieg7 al wool BalmoTals, bright oolors, only
& 50 each.
Fnulish Merinos only 70 cents Per yard.
Frencb Nerinos AT COST Al COST
100 doz Ladies Hose white ana colored, from
q 50 tof SO per dozen
II Won want 70 save money and get good
Goods Al les than half price, dout forget to
attend snr 9REAT CLEARING SALE.
One Price Only and Terms Cash.
ELSoN BROS,
sow 2e7 Main Street,
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HlNILTnN L0nhE Ne. %

Oad Fellows Building. eorHer Couri and
Main streets.
OFFICERS:
= II. stanley, W. NJ residence, as Second ~
J .. Beard, =. W,
" = Wilkinson, J. W.
". II Butts, Secretary, 2s4 Front street,
J Z. Tobm T. easurer
ID. &. McDougaA, 5. D.
J. X. Mslin. J. d. 80,
stated Communications on Third frdaS
night Of each month lahAz l
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MASONIC DIRECTORY
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MAEONS
The Appeal Declared the Ofllclal
Organ for the Mystic Brother.
hood in Memphis.


Below will be found the official state
ment of the secretaries Of the various
Masonic conclaves in this city:
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Noon Dispatches.

-r-SrTFp STATES AND EUROPEAN news AsSo'
cIATIcS REP0RTs
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P. WELLER,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Ma. AIS Front Street.
Imported Cloths, eassImeres, Yestlngs

VuToULD be pleased 70 see bis old friends, and
w as many new ones as may favor him with
th sir patronage, with the iuii assurance that ne
~ I uee his Utmost endeavors to please them.
Il s stock comprises luh assortment Of
Imported Cloths, easSimeres, Yestlngs,
and everything to be found in gents furnish
A. NUN NCH.
we'll known in this community as a practical
Glitter. would 0e glad 70 have his old friends
give him a call, and promises, ss heretofore, 10
Aye them ats. ,oee- 5m
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CYREye c0NNAyDERY lK.T1. 10. 4.

Meets Fourth Monday In each month G' :
s'cio,il pm, at their Asylum, 2oi Front street.
OFFICERS:
Hir John Zent, f. C.; ofios, y. Front o. Gas
Works residence, 100 Market street.
sir John Ainslie, Genl;
Sir tseorge Mellersh, c. g.
Sir George White, PTelatei
Sir H. P. WoOdaru ~. W;
Hlr r. Parker, Jr. W;
Sir d. c Trader, Treasurer;
SlrN. 7. Wiggin, Recorder;
slr 7. n. Stanley, Sd. B
SIR Gus Reuer, ST b;
Hlr T. X. Pullen, Warden: -
Sir Louis Christian, Guard. janis IT
gURRKA COUNCIL, No. 6 R.AS6 s. NJ.
Afeess Third Monday In each sOnth, At Odd
Fellows Building.
OFFICERS
Joi,1 Zent, T. /. NJ: once. North Front street
f,f,po.lte Gas Works: residence, II Market -.
Il =. Woodward. ID. I. i. NJ;
tseorEe MellerSh, P. G.;
M. Figgin, Recorder;
] ". Page. Jr., Treasurer
g4uE Hsder, G. q .
ID j. Lynn, stewart ,,.s
s.. J. EuIoT, Guard. JaHio %
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LODGES OF PERFECTION.
HERAIES NO. 1,
John Zent, p. M.
MITHRAS NO .,
George MeIlersh. p. NJ.
PEyy CHATTER NO. 4, (R. M

y
PENN CHATTER NO. 4, (R. A. NJ
Meets second Monday in each month over
Odd-Fe,lOws' Hall.
Coupsnion A. J. Wheeler, H. P;
COMPANION John Zent, X;
CompaniOn d. c. Trader. :
COMPANION George Mellersh, G. h
COMPANION Il. 2. Woodward, 4. u
Compauiou Jesse W. Page, Y;
COmpaniOu Il. II. Paynter, =;
COMPANION J. J. Suter, o.
HEBREW ANB MASONIC CALENDAR.
A. NJ. 55Z7.
l TIs1i, 10th September, 1856.
/ Khesvan, 10Th October,
l Chisleu, 9th November,
l Tebeth. 9Th December,
! shebat 7rh January, 1871.
/ Adar, 9Th February,
] VeRdsr, Sth March,
! Nissan 9TH AUril,
! Ijsr, eth May,
] Swan, 4th June,
7 ThamUz, sth July,
/ Ab, ID August,
! Eluel lot September,
Al Wednesday, 18th February, lS67.
Maundsy Thursday, 9Th April,
Coed Friday. 10Th April,
sSter sunday, 18th April,
Ascension, Dist May,
Peutecost, 3lst May,
vezT- jals u
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HAVING a resident buyer in New York We
are able toget tie benefit OF tins great oe-
dine. our Motto; LARGE sALES AND
aEIALL PROFITS.
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]. &. ANDERSON. Nv. GAY, H. N. BUGHER.
ANDERSON, GAY d BUGHER,
COTTON FACTORS,
GROCERS And COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 33S FRONT STREET,
CORNER OF UNION. MEMPHIS, TENN.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, sept I, 1866.
We have this day associated with US in busi-
ness Mr.. H. NJ. BUGHER, under the name and
stvIe OF Anderson, Gay & Bugher.
ANDERSON L GAY.
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Or. c. SPIEcEL,
p O w d E r ,

on hand and for sale at No S. Common street,
New Orleans, IN packages Of all quantities.
Also, Drop aud Buck shot, Caps etc. orders
promptly filled. novt "
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CAMUEL wYNNE, AUcTIosRER SELLS ON TUES
= day. February az II O'Clock, the rurntnrs OF the
BEDDING Kitchen Utensils and several other articles
ANAL lots. t
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YORK, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1867.


SALES AT AUCTION
D GAFFNEy, AUcrIoNRBR, OFFICE . DUANE
sS
tsth street and Third avenues In lots.
CAMUEL wyNNE. AUcrIosEER. SELLS ON TUES
hss story house sE spenard street Toilet ess Beds and
Bsddips Kitchen Utensils, and several other articles
nssdsy February !. 10 O'clock a NJ. win BE- sold a
Nos IL ~ and North second street wialsmsoarg. 4 l.,
% an6 sas ss Si
one nnns through q North Frs. street. Ths
machinery n aIs, Class and s.; been NIUE assd
e. Sns Pinch and
si sssns sad soSpss
@ With oSs gallon s ~h
Jacket and everything complete % begin work with
SALE Of Dry GoeDs az GSIE
Sc Futon street. 4" general assopaeni of Dress Goods
Muslins Linens, Fancy Goods &C, the stock OF retail
he soe snd w Of is s On ass and
rant s. Leonard street consisting OF Bar Futures Tables
Chair. Crockery, Glassware, &c.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUcToNEER,-oFFICE ITO
Iwa expose sale pasi,s sss,loo. TUESDAY
nser a. iron -. ron s an
cornsr o. Richard and Dsissah IN The Tweh Ward
w
Attorney for mortgage
WIN. WRITER'S, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THIS DAY.
at o'clock, at A Canal street, the entire Furniture
Of large house. Parlor Suits Pier and other Glasses Lace
Curtains Centre, Dining aud Tea Tables; black walnut
Bedding, Linen Sheets Blankets Wardrobes Bookcases
Lounges Rocking and other Chairs. Extension Tables
China. Glass, Svcrware Stoves Kitchen Utenss also ~
ns Velvet Brussels Tapestry Three ply Carpets olcloh
Teas Pickles. Soap, Sugar, Flour Candles Platform and
other Scales, 10 chests Spices Scotch and Bourbon. Gin
Champagne store Fixtures Desks, large lot OF other
goods. such ~ first class stores keep
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DAwNBRowER's sALE..R FIELD, ..AvcrfovERR,
PcarhfrecA Will sell hfe dAy, ~ n o'clock los
Of womens rfohins comprising slk An6 oshev bresses
proche and Wool shaws Remnants Dress Goods Under.
clothing Boots Seoes, Carpets &c BY order Of Lynch,
~ 1rand street
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AXOHHIb WILklSS. AuCIlONEEH.
nary Bronzes Billiard Tables Bass'els Table, &C. At
B. Il LUDLOW 4 co. win sen q auction. on weines:
street souswest OF rfh avenue The entire superb
Furniture &C. tonrinsd said house. the whole Of which
was made 70 order coa on IN P gan q
Elsboraely carved rosewood Drawing Room suit IN
richly lowered satin damask: votalre and Reception
Cha.rs " match; very richly carved rosewood centre
Paris Bull Cabinet ebony and ormolu pedesais Mantc
Clock rich blue and gold satin damask Curtains lined
with sk rich lace do Auousson Carpet very rcn ormou
""' ~ oA- DINING ROOM.
Elegant carved oak Buffet and elegant oak Dining Room
Suit new imported Gas F,,.nres.
Two elegant rosewood Library gothic Bookcases one se
Rotary do, all 10 match solid rosewood Library Table,
carved rosewood Suit IN crimson satin; Lambsquins
BED CHAMBERS.
Very rich rosewood and gilt Suite In crimson figured
Conches Voaire and Side chairs In plush Crimson worsed
Bedssesds; dressing Bureaus washstands and Commodss
with statary and stone marble rosewood single and
double Arrnoires-asace walnut wardrobes; rosewood
Bedroom furniture Paliasscs pure Mattresses
Bosers and pillows Brooate CartAins velvet and
--s"'' HALF AND srAIRwkYs.
s1persiy carved walnut han stand marble top with
clock; black walnut nal Ihsirs Brns,els Carpet
With balls cues he, compeie oAk Arm side Chairs IN
plnsh. Brussels Carpet also mahogany BAaNiss Table,
''"p"s' : Va lHRsiS srAruARv. a.
Carara mskbe stnt,ues' heading 0rfw 'vcrus the
BAh. Eve Also several ene pssoes Of Bronze and p
rian very ans OH ps -, - as ~.
instant. Catalogues ~ No. Pine street .'n ,,-'''s..
MCYlLLEN, A. JACKS, AucTio.Esns, $40 CANAL.
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NACMfLLEN A. JACKS AUcTfonKERe, $40 CANAL
III strees viii SCI, q sactcn on Tuesday sh Of February
Liquors. assorted tbs stock Of cs ~ IN best bars In ~
city ~ a.iiafgt 63f He8eNfTN ~
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A UCTION STOCK AND FIXTURES,
"A Monday February az los O'clock at - John street
Dies Flea Flyers, &c. W. A. CARTER, Auctionser, 20
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<yRPtr BARGAINS IN FIVE orb PArsrIxos
" richly framed The entire collection contained IN The
viii be cold al half their original cost. chance for
spec ulators and aft enterprises
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RatAr, pursnd, Greene. Huntington,
Beard, Dayiey Han, Inness
Bferstade EllioS W. Hart Innau IT.
Boughton, RhninGsr, James Hart, johnson. T.. :
CasiIear, Clifford, Haseltne, Kensett,
Goldman. dignoux. ) HayH Asa. Lambdfn,
Church, Gray, Hennessy, McEntee,
Cropsey. Guy, Hubbard N0nnt
Morse, Ocrel Richards. Shattuck, Guydaxo.
0ully. TAFT, 4 WhittredRe and others.
AZ the sae time win Be disposed Of thcntrc stock
o. Works OF Art consigned 10 T. r. Avery embracing
Ane Paintings and Drawings, mainly by American ArstA
Ths Exhibition VIM be open daily from Monday January -
until Monday February and three evenings previous 70
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ID GAFFNEy AUCrIoNEBR OFFICE - DUANE
street. sells this day Monday At TX O'Clock. strict
the contents Of the Oyster and Dining saloon OF Six
beth street aud Third avenue, In lots.
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". CAMPBELL. AUcTIoNEER.-CANPBELL
81 CARGILI, once No Cue Greenwich street, viii sci
this day lMondsy At o'clock :. auction u one Or NOR
ROOM first docs with large extension Room, suitable
for Billiards with Lease for two years and three months
BLACK walnut recently purchased At cost Of $500 must b
sold the owner leaves for Lurope rare chance Deal
era attend
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4 uCrrON NorICE..E ROTH. AUCTroNEER. an

UCTfON NOTICE.-E. ROTH, AUCTrONEER. AN
"A extraordinary opportunity for housekeepers and the
trade worth of elegant geneel Household
Furniture public auction this snday mosnlne February
Eighth Sixth consisting Of magnificent
rosewood PAnoforte Stool and Cover all modern improve
full TX octave richly carved legs and three
beautiful Pa.o Suits covered with the richest dss'ieon
ngs by eminent artists Velvet Brussels and Ingram Car
pets rosewood Etageres style Of Louis NV, solid black
Oval and Pier Mirrors black walnut Suits covered with
haircloh green reps black walnut rosewood Bed
steads Bureaus Spring Hair Mattresses Sofas and
Rockers Vases Glass China and Svor Ware Cutlery &C.
B.-Reliable In attendance 70 cart pack and ship
goods for purchasers at a reasonable charge.
4 UCTTON -JEwELLER's STOCK AND FIXTURES,
IA Monday February NJ lOil O'clock 10 John street
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(SHARLEy WHITES TROUPE.
~ Every night at Byaats Mechanics Hail. ar Broadway
GRAND CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
lvtANOrUEE UNRIvAILED BILL. OF EXCELLENCE.
First week Of the ScHOOLMASTER PANToMIME.
THE SCHO0LMASrER. THE SCH00LMASTER.
Scenes the Mississippi. Scenes the Mississippi.
EXEMPT. SHAKERS. EXEMPT SHAKERS.
FANNY FORREST Queen OF Song. FANNY FORREST.
A SPLENDID NEW BALLET NEW OvERTURTS, &C.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
ID LEEDS ART 0ALLERIES-THE CHOICE PRIVATE
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS by AMERICAN ARTISTS,
collected By Mr. AvERY during the past afteen years
EXPOSITfON-is going to Europe. ~
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER win sell on Monday and
syspinf :, &c LEEDS Art GALLERIRE Nos. sl7 and
coecton Of CABINET GEMS; they are By almost every
American Artist Of Distinction and their production in
each labor Of love This collection has long been
celebrated among c0nnoiseur IL u therefore only ne
70 enuuerate some Of the principal Artists
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uRNRY D. MINER, AUCTroNEER
salesroom 81 Nassau street Opposite The Post once.
LARGE SALE OF ELKaANrHoUsEH0LD FURNITURE
MADE 10 ORDER BY
PONSOT, DESeOIR and othera

MINER sONERvII.LE win sen 1t auction on Mondsv.
February At 10k O'Clock IT their salesroom Nassau
street. dne Household Furniture comprising elegant Pafor
SQi figured Satin and Maroon orange and green;
fSe Engsh Velvet Brussels and apesry Carpets Pier sud
Nanto Mirrors Panofore elegant carved Bed
steads with Dressing Bureaus and Washstands TO match
Bookcases Secretaries Library Tables and Chairs
fine Bedding and Chamber Suits and fine assortment OF
Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will commence
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20

Rev. NRwNAS HALL, D. D., AT THE APRIcAE
CHrRcH.-An immense crowd. tly OF CO.
lored people, Assem- bled ut the African church
last night to hear this eloquent divine. few
white persons were gathered near the pulpit,
among whom we noticed General Brown and
several army officers and quite n number Of
ladies'. In the pulpit, besides the distinguished
minister, were Governor Peirpoint DR.. Ry
land, DIR. Colver and Rev. Mr.. Mitchell.
After singing the hymn, "Come thou fount
of every blessing and prayer by the Rev.
MIR. Mitchell, the Doctor arose and announced
his text Luke xiv 22-'' Yet there is room"
Before commencing his sermon the speaker
said that he had few words to say TO the
colored people. He then proceeded 10 give
them good, sound advice on their duties, not
only TO those of their own color, but TO all
others. Don't be impertinent. When you are
reyiled, revile not again don't be 100 much
elated with your new born freedom work,
wait, aud if you are faithful You will com
mand respect and place. Forget past wrongs;
let bygones be bygones; don't bear malice /;
God, In his mercy has given you freedom
bear 1t rs freemen Live with your late
masters, and be good neighb bors, and you will
gain respect. Resolve to be educated educate
your children do your best-whateyer you
undertake TO do resolve that it shall be p.U
d0ne-you wont get on by bluster and bravado,
telling everywhere that you are as good rs
anybody else. BE patient. Love and serve
God, and then you will be free indeed Don't
drink; shun intemperance as you would q
poisonous snake. Be indus trious, be frugal
save your money while you have health TO
make it; the time may come that you will
need 1t.
Much more advice of this sort was given
before the preacher proceeded to elucidate his
text. This was done in 4 clear, forcibe man
ner, and in 4 style peculiarly suited to the in
tellgence of the congregation, and seemed TO
make deep impression on his hearers. Our
reporter took extended notes of the sermon,
but the crowded state of our columns prevents
Il longer otice of it.
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THE FAIR.-We acknowledge with bow rs
graceful rs we know how TO make, the receipt
Of IN invitation yesterday 10 attend Il lunch
at the Catholic fair, rendered us by the ladies
in charge thereof. Our Z" locals" being busy
about murder trials and such like, could not
attend; the chiefs of our Sanctum were OF,
and not to be found, and our "devil' ddn' t
have his good clothes on 50 that it was impos-
sible 10 find any one 10 represent the DtSpHtM
in reply TO the kind invitation of the ladies'
We regret that such should have been the ease
and hope that the ladies will not deem us in
appreciative of their goodness.
The fair is worthy of Il VISIT not only from
the cause of its being held, but also Oh ac-
count of the attractive articles and good
things offered ut such reasonable rates. Call
and satisfy yourselves of this fact.
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THE MONEY PRgssCEg.-The merchant and the
artizan complain OF the stringepcy OF the money
market Ths banker ana the broker sing the sams
song and the gentleman of leisure as we'll as tn g
pro:es sional man, proong the cry. But none Of
thess representatives OF the various callin4s and
vocations OF life seem to have conceived the re-
nedy. 1t is simple, snd within the reach OF all.
Keep your name before the public. Print clrcu-
lars cards, labels, hanGLilis letter heads, bill
ads, posters, and tags. All the foregoing and
ever other kind and description Of wo6k known
to the great can be executed ch.apy, promptly,
and arCi isticaliy at the DISPATCH PAINTING house.
Specimens by the thousand on exhibition. Call
am examine
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PAY Your TAXEs.-SheriH Smith of Hen
rico, and his deputies, are very busily engaged
in collecting the State and county taxes and
licenses. There is q large amount due, and as
the sheriff has to make his payments to the
treasurer by the 18th December little time is
left in which TO make his collections. Ycster-
day the property of quite number of tax
payers was levied on, and from the stringency
of the money market he WILL we fear, have TO
levy on many more.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
The court met at half-past3 3 o'clock.

COLONEL JoHSsoN's ARGUMENT.
Colonel Johnson said that, as one Of the ORR
cinal counsel, he entertained, as he had since
he first became acquainted with the prisoner,
IN. oniniuu that he was an innocent man
Everything he had heard and seen from the
beginning 10 the end had confirmed MIN OF lhe
correctness of this conclusion He dld not
stand, however, for The ridiculous purpose o.
showing his innocence. The point TO which
ne would endeavor 10 direct his argument was
whether or not there was sufficient PROOF III
rho estimation of the law TO show that ne
killed this woman.
The jury occupied peculiar position, as they
had been told by the Commonwealth. Ihe case
w.s one of deep interest 1t had been ne
cessary to summon several hundred before
twelve men could be secured 10 sil III iht'l ,
tial Judgment in the case. AFTER III nau
been written and said a1ter All lhe sels'l.ion. ~
.nmors that had been spread, they had sat,
and Notwithstanding all the gossip ana scan ,
dal of society, they must rise ABOVE aii ana
have their minds and hearts open 10 ConN,c
tiou, so that they could sit in lmpartlai J"as
ment upon the question OF lhe % .nI nI.cad
snner The position in which they were piaceo
was almost in itself II compliment 10 their lh-
ferrity and Judgment. They We're not corn
posed of that plastic ana llnplessiple ht 49,
which could be swayed by Il single Dreath' pu, ~,
we've charged with the capacity to thlnK wen
WI rnnnire solid and substantial proof before
comino 10 a conclusion. The charge III llSeii ,
vas so horrible and appalling thht IL "ouiu @
atfect a weak mind, and carry with II ten :.
dpncy 10 convict without hearing WHIT lhisn'
hs said in favor of the prisoner There was d d
Young man-scarcely yet a man-charseu geo w.sii T,..d
having taken the life OF woman eha' = g, -
u.;th h.yinp killed her IN the winter Tune, In d
lonely spot in the woods with havlns killed has,
her by degrees, with having shot net r., ~
her. broken her nose, and win ha'ihe iet' S
ON the cold ground, dead or dying.
Il was for the jury not 10 let the olea.n o'
passion or prejudice enter into Their
They were in temple of justice, where reason , V
must be enthroncd, justice prcslae, aiu ia% 10 80
ther sole guide and Guardian, he henesty thar Al
Ht,s in his nature or that he had been aoie ,o
cultivate He would endeayo1 OS ihe e'1 prisonen @
Ind nnon them for favorable verdict. II he
should say anything not true he sm So uRo tPat
the court and the jury TO correct ntin' bs con.
his conference with the jury might De con
Quoted Understandings
1t was in the determination Of tsss every yseee sae
jecs, and the ascertanlng OF e'ely ;o iu ~ take
sary. In order 10 tuke. a fair view, 10 'anu III
fair standpoint, from which everything oou1o
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Corn and Flour Exchange, November 10, 1867.

Corn and Flour Exchange, November ~, 1867.
OPFERISGs.-IYh IYheut-While, 69l bushels !;
red, los bushels. Corzs-White, 2es bushels
fL,ts-2 532 bushels Rye-496 bushels. M.di-
White 81 bushels. Blckrhant-4 bushels.
SALEs.- Fhedt-White, IS bushels prime at
- G5 90 bushels common 1t S2 20; 10 bushels
damaged 1T - l7H; red, ll0 bushels fair At
- 30 +; 81 bushels common At -. 10. C"rn-
White, so bushels good IT sl.2o; II bushels
very good At 81 %; 220 bushels prime at .22@
yellow, ll6 bushels at %; mixed, lJ bushels
new 1t J0c.; 10 bushels old ut Sl.l7.e 70 bush
els old 1T sl.lS; 222 bushels old NJ si;2o
Onts-l, 742 bushels good 10 prime, 6og62&c
Ry.-43O bushels good 10 prime at 81 .32Gs
Sl.31M. .Nsuk-tine white, So bushels AZ 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20

WYMAy.-The " Prince Of Magicians = never
fails 10 draw Il good house. His entertain
meut ut Virginia Hall affords the usual inte-
resting and amusing variety of tricks OF leger.
demain and exercise of veniriloquial powers.
The little folks are delighted with the dancing
automata.
Wyman dispcnses gifts with liberal hand.
On Monday night silverware was larishly
distributed, and Mr.. Magruder, of Albcmarle,
received the sewing machine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20

FAIR AND FEAsr.-The good ladies of Rev
DR.. Moores church opened their Fair ana
Feast last night at the lecture room OF tho
church, on Broad street. The entertainment
is well managed and much taste and skill is
displayed in the arrangement of the articles
for sale. We trust that they may receive
liberal patronage.