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Womack VS.. The Southern Express Company
Important Decision.

Womack VS.. The Southern Express Company
Important Decision.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
RUxTsy1LLE, Tenn, November 9.-To-day,
in the case of Womack rs The Southern Ex-
press Company, on hearing before Judge
Butler, q decision was rendered which is en-
tirely at variance with any heretofore given,
and which makes the company responsible for
the property under its charge which was de-
stroyed during the late war by the Federal
forces.
It appears that in 1866 a Federal cavalry
force made a raid upon Concord stotion, ON
the Southside railroad about twelve miles
from Lynchburg, and destroyed the depot
and its contents In the depot were somo
boxes of goods belonging to u MIR. Womack,
but in charge of the Southern Express Com
pany These goods were valued at $4,000,
aud were totally destroyed. After the war
Mr.. Womack brought suit for the full value
of the goods against the company in the court
above men toned The arguments in the case
were concluded to-day.
The company showed their certificate, which
was given to each shipper, stating that IL was
not responsible for goods destroyed by IRE
or by the common enemy"
In the charge to the jury the Judge said II
thew decided that the Federals were the
"common enemy" then they could not award
damages, and uice rerSn.
The jury retired but returned in few mo-
ments, awarding damages to the full amount
claimed-thus deciding that the Federal forces
were not the common enemy. j.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

More about General Grant and his Principles
Cabinet Changes Chief Justice Chase Will
liam F. Richie Bradley Dismissed from the
Bar of the United States Court.
Special telegram to the Dispatch
WAsHfSGToS, November a.-Upon the ap-
pearance In the Chronicle of the So called auth
ritative statement OF Grants political princi-
piles, Hon. Montgomery Blair, who has be-
come prominent Grant man, called upon
General Grant TO learn If he really entertained
the views attributed to him by Forney
Grant replied that he had not authorized For
ney or any other persorso speak for him. This
was substantially all the satisfaction Blair
got from Grant. Grant, however, authorizes
an unqualified denial of the dispatch to Bos.
ton and New Orleans, in which it is stated he
(Grant) was annoyed By Washburn, and tried
to get rid of him, etc. He entertains the
highest regard for Washburn, who is a well
come guest in his family. Meantime, there
is determination on the part of the friends
of Grant and others to compel him TO speak
ont, and in his own language define his posi-
ton. Even the New York Herald to-day de-
mands from Grant an erBose.
All the stories about contemplated changes
in the Cabinet telegraphed hence within the
last week are utterly unfounded. Nobody is
here urging the reorganization of the admin
istration. The President does not contemplate
immediate cianges nor will he likely remove
any members, probably, except the Secretary
Of War an interim, who will shortly be relieved
by regular successor of Stanton, whose re-
moval outright the President intends to en-
force. As have before informed you, STAN
toms successor has not been selected.
Chief Justice Chase is expected to return to
this city on Tuesday next. He went to New
York TO receive his daughters, who are hourly
expected to arrive from Europe. Upon his re-
turn here we will know definitely whether he
will preside in Davis's trial or not.
w. T. Richie, formerly of the Richmond
Enquirer, is in the city
The Supreme Court of the District of Co.
lumbia to-day disbarred Bradley, counsel of
Surratt. The dismissal of Bradley is regarded
by sound lawyers as unwarranted and out
rageous, because the mode of procedure is
anomalous and illegal. Specifications should
have been filed and regular hearing had
thereon. WALLACE.
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"THAr MAN LOOKS LIKE NY Soy."-As seve-
raj colored men from Claiborne county were
walking through our streets, they passed the
house Of a negro woman who was standing at
her door 1t was Z beautiful moonlight night,
and rs they passed the old woman she re-
marked THAT man looks like my SON." He
was sufficiently attracted TO stop, and, sure
enough, it was his mother. They had been
separated for the last eight years, and were
parted in Virginia. The young man had but
lately commenced making preparations to take
Il trip TO Virginia in search Of his mother, and
here, very Unexpectedly, they met and recog-
nized each other by the light OF the moon;
The mother overcome with joy, shrieked and
shouted, and Rugged her son as only mother
could Sister Jane WAS called TO see the lost
brother, and another scene of affection was
witnessed between brother and sister long sep
nrnted, such ms only those of experience can
appreciate VichsJurg Republican.
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From Washington.


WASHINGTON, November 9.-General How
ard has departed southwark on tour OF IN
specticn.
The clerks of the War Office are forbidden
TO communicate with claim agents on business
affairs, and claim agents approaching CLERKS
on lnterdicted points are TO be excluded.
The President has accepted serenade lor
Wednesday.
Judge Fishers disbarment OF Mr. braoieJ
during the Surratt trial was confirmed to-day
nv a full bench. MIR. Bradley thanked the
Court for its kindly expressions, but an
nouuced that he had previously formed 4 de-
termination to abandon the practice OF law.
Robert J. Walker argued Bradley's case.
General Grant has forbidden leaves OF ap-
sence unless the applications come through
the regular channels
H. Ray Myers has been appointed assistant
snecial agent of the Post-ottice Department.
CAPTAIN Zachary NJ. Sherley, of LOUISVILLE
is here with n committee Of western steam
boatmen, Of which he is chairman, 10 seek
notifications in the steamboat laws.
The revenue receipts to-day were s92',oo )
for the week, s4oSl 900; for the year TO DATE
ST. S42, 900.
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The Markets.


New YORK, November ga. M.-FIour LOG
2Oc lower. Wheat l@2c. lower. Corn lc:
lower. Pork dull and lower ut S2o. Lard
dull. Cotton steady at l9c. Freights steady.
Turpentine, jjc. Rosin easier; No. l, 81
Gold, 1885,. Money, 6@7 per cent. sos,
so, coupons-old, loSA@l0SG; new, lO7h@
1878. Sterling-long, lQ9!s; short, lO9A0
lO9;:.
NEW York, November 9-Cotton less active
and dropping; middling, l9c. Flour heavy !;
State, SSHSl0.25. Wheat unchanged since
noon Mixed western corn, $l.36H@al. 37E
Whiskey unchanged. Pork heavy at $20.7j.
Lard quiet and steady. Groceries and naval
stores quiet. Freights steady. Gold, 1854.
BALTIMORE, November 9.-Cotton flrmer !;
mddling, lSHc. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat dull and tending down. Corn dull !;
new white and yellow range from SIC. to 81 10 !;
old white, Sl.2s@Sl.3o; yellow, 81. 3O@3l 81.
Oats firm and unchanged. Rye dull. Prori-
sions inactive and nominal.
louisville, November 9.-Flour dull at
sS2j. Corn, new ear, Ella 70c.; old shelled, 81.
Whskpy in bond. 35c. Shoulders, l2sIc.; clear
sides, lie. Lard, l2c. Mess pork, $2O4s2o 50.
CIScIySArI, November 9.-Flour UNCHANGED.
Corn in good demand; new ear, soc. Mess
pork, $50. Bacon dull and nominal.
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SACRTFICE

az EAT SACRIFICE
" OF DAMAGED SHAWLS,
which am selling very low also, a large assort-
ment of latest style CLOAKS, just received from
the New York auctions, which | will sell very
cheap. ,,,,r,e cY onu
Beautiful DRESS GOODS ct ESQ. per yard;
Black nd col ored ALP Gas
Latest STYLES kLPACAS, very cheap;
Fine MEglN0S; all-wool DELhlNES;
oPEHA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WORSTEDS of all descriptions;
Ladies' and gents U&DERWE AR, good assort-
ment;
Bows SOCKS from auction. very cheap;
CASS!MEks for boys aad mems wear;
French CALiCnES, very low;
BUGLR TRIMMING and RIBBONS.
/ have engaged tho services OF the folloWlng
gentlemen VITO would be pleased TO serve tnelr
KIEs and WILLIAM b. SLADE:
A'-N' JULIUS MEYER,
No SGT Broad ,trest between Fifth and Sixth OPP
posite New Market. oc 1-9m
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what General pope told hi. subjects.

MONTGOMERY, Nov ember General Pope
arrived this morning and addressed the Con.
rention, saying that he had not come to die.
tate its action, but would advise moderation.
The Convcn ton Immediately adjourned, and
rarir that the Convention must nominate
State officers. from Sos rnar down, TO be voted
for At The same time the CONSTITUTE as
this would secure the adoption OF the Consti-
tuition by calling out the majority of the re-
gistered voters. He also said that they should
have rs many voting precincts as they wanted,
and that IL would never do to give up Mt this
stage OF the game. During the days session
the resolution to memorabilia Congress for the
repeal OF the cotton tax was tabled
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Union OF the Methodist Protestant and Meth
dist Episcopal Churches.

Union OF the Methodist Protestant and Metho-
dist Episcopal Churches.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
NORFOLK, November 9.-After sending of
my letter by this evenings train, the commit
teeof five appointed on yesterday to consider
the question of the union of the Methodist
Protestant Church with the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South made report in favor
of the union.
Addresses favoring the report were made
by Messrs. Whitfield, Davis, Button, Perci-
val, and Lanshorne. The only speech against
the report was made by Rev. Mr. Barr.
On motion of Delegate @. W. Button, the
further consideration of the report was made
the order of the day for Monday at 10 O'Clock
for final action. .IALLT.
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THE New ASEsTHETIC.-Af few days ago we
nnhIished nm account of the new anpsthetic,
bichioride OF rnethylne which has been dis
covered by Dr. Richardson, of London, and
which is said to altogether banish pain III sur
gical operations In the course OF some 1uf-
Their remarks on the subject in the London PIT
,igntiug the condensing power of the pulmo-
nary surface for gases and vapors. He pc
lieycs that all gases and rapors which enter
the blood by the lungs are condensed by the
pulmonary surface into liquid state previous
10 absorption, and this physiological result he
finds 10 be in curious accordance with the
condensation Of gases by platinum and col
IoidaI substances. DR.. RICHARDSON says that
if the conctensng powero of the lung be proved,
il will afford III explanation of some interest
ing and difficult physiological problems.
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sl,saies appointed from Appomatrox County.

Alta meeting OF the citizens Of AppomattoN
.n,g held At the court-h house on the eth of
i vrmber, loG7, county court day,) n very
r.- number being present, DR.. William ID.
la...,Iau was called TO the chair and Mr..
.,---e I. Peers appointed secretary.
Nu Thomas : Bocock stated the object OF
.r Meeting TO be the appointment OF dele
....s 10 meet in Convenl lion in the city OF
.moud on the nth Of December next, COM
,-t! Of the Conservatives OF the State. lie
u. proceeded in an able and eloquent man
,.. SO review the political situation OF the
.a.ry. and especially OF Virginia, eXhorting
vi. hearers not TO despond or act raShly, but
~.rn .aimHts> 10 await the result of the de-
'.sr4,.rAs ot he proposed convention, as
.sary.uiur depended upon harmony and unity
81 action throughout the STATE.
TN notion Hon. Thomas : Bocock, l.. ID.
iaa..I Esq. and Colonel Benjamin +. Walker,
s,rr unanimously chosen delegates 10 re-
r.e~r.; this county III the proposed conVen-
Ron.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
WILLIAM u, CHRISTIAN, Chairman.
....r- t. Peers. Sec retIry.
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The Alabama Reconstruction Convention.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, November 9.-The Con-
vention to-day decided against the PROPOSE
ton to insert no proscript*e feature in the
new Constitution.
The Repu blican party proposes to elect all
the State and county officers at the same time
the Constitution is su omitted to the people, in
hopes of getting larger vote on its ratifica-
ton, and prevent any loss to the Republicans
on account of the blacks changing homes on
the first Of January
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FoRSEr or GeEELxr.-we gave Greeley O

FoRSEY on GREELEY.-We gave Greeley on
Forncy in our paper Of Saturday. Hear For
ney on Greeley in reply:
e." We cannot STOP. to quarrel with Mr.. Gree
ley about General Grants politics or anything
else. 1t is only necessary to say that after
baillng .Ier. Davis he has begun the meanest
sort OF warfare on General Grant, and that
his defence of the one, like his sneers upon
the other, is eagerly copied and commended in
Andy Johnson's rebel organ, the National IN
tdhgencer. 1t seems that Greeley and his
hackers are rs afraid of Grant rs the rebels
themselves, for they both oppose and dread his
nomination"
How pleasant it is TO see these Radicals by
the ears. But Forney has such long ears that
Greeley has the advantage of him.
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VI csIou the Pedestrian,

fAnT, \. y, November S.-Wes-
"' pedestrian arrived. here last night
."o1'"s. crowd Of people assent lea TO
"'4. He left here this morning, expect
it&cn Herkimcr, L distance OF sixty
ms evening. Weston expressed him
icing III the best Trim, and is conii-
" success.
"&s undertaken 10 walk ! ,226 miles III
lays His journey ,nds somewhere in
We believed
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE.
TaR INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
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We oppose the formation of leagues. Secret
societies are repugnant 10 the genius OF our
people. We are opposed TO negro supremacy
We tell the whole world this boldly, and the
white men who are not prepared TO meet this
issue without secret obligations had better get
4 bottle of nitrate of silver and change their
compilations.
Organize boldly, stand on one plank, and
fling out in broad day the white mans banner
for all white men to rally under for the pre-
servation of the public peace and the moral,
social, political, and material interests OF the
State and the Republic .-NorOlk Yirgintan.
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From South America,

NEW YORK, November 9.-The steamship
Rising Sun has arrived from Panama with
1888 900 in treasure.
The rupture between the Ecuador Executive
and Legislature had led to the arrest of
several members of the Legislature, but re-
suited, after the resignation of an obnoxious
Home Secretary, in harmony.
The revolution in Peru gains Roadway:
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'as Presbyterian Convention in Philadelphia.

''.lAhEIrHIA, November SIN the Pres
'..,." Convention to-day q deputation from
Episcopal Convention was received, con-
~ q Bishops Mcllvaine and Lee, Rev.
!yHs, Jr., and Messrs. BruDox and
''..AsAliA. The exercises were deeply in
s"@g ana pathetic. Addresses were made
."' members o! The deputation, and were
.I,'1 !o BY Rev. Drs. Hodge and Stearns,
>lAllA, and George II. Stewart, presi.
4Ar apps Ties Creed and Loru's Prayer
!ec.iea III common. The Convention
.'sl ~ address and adjourned. The
-e"c'd Educa,iona! Society also adjourn
LIS evening.
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General Grant. Position.

WASHINGTON, November 0.-The Chronicle
this morning in nm editorial, which was also
,telegrnphed last night to Philadelphia, and
appears In the Press there this morning, re-
ferrng to the special dispatch alluded to yes
terday, says
I'VE are authorized to state that the above
is unqualifiedy false"
The Chronicle insists that 1t has fairly re-
presented General Grants political status
Among General Grants visitors on the day
on which the questioned conversation took
place was Hon. Montgomery Blair
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Horse Trot at Boston aunin.t Tifrie.

BosToS, November s.-There was large at
tendance at the Ravcnside Park this afternoon
to witness the decision Of bet of 81, 900 to $500
That the brown geding John Stewart would
not trot twenty one miles within an hour.
The horse trotted In harness, Mr.. Murphy
driving and although he failed to accomplish
the feat, he made the best twenty mile time
ON record, beating Captain McGowan's time
l9A seconds, and trotting 20H miles in % mi
nutes 3lN seconds.
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Shee!ngs,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains in Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOUREING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Biarritz, Fontaine de LANES
Poplins, Ottomans,
Alpacas, Pombazines, sc.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH P0PLINs.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins, Balmoral Skirts, Cassimeres,
Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at'
WILLIAM n. BELL s CO.'S.
se2a sO7 Broad street.
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Well invested and secured.
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NARDoZO, ALS&P 4 FOURQU~

NARDOZO, ALS;jP y FOUKQU~
u REAN, No ol3 Broad street, below Ninth
We are now receiving from New oLk per ese ny
stock of Dry GOODS. Among other tnlnsS we
call especia, attention to the following ,srv low
ro-ga snnnly and complete assortment In botn
szs and color, Of Kid Gloves q, VI z per Ps1s
also Jouvins Princess and Traons1 16 aif aossry
I Edsin 1s inssrings. Bands Nansooks and Cam
brcs, in large variety Beachsd aoa Pto mdl
ksrehtefs. Towels, and House furnishing Goods
generally. .oru,h;nc nav in
EWpress CLOTHS, plaiu and figured; Six warp
Poins Poplin Apacas EFoGho pGp pg oo isl
and complete assortment, OF IG ;u pns,ins Sc
flN'e. have .neassd the services Of Messrs John
O. chile. Thomas D. Qasrss ltor iyoRms sv anS
william P. Mayo formerly OF blniofai; May "
mol CAKDOZJ. ALsCP FoUR9Ukh IN. :
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WHIsKEY MEN on THEIR DIGSITY.-An adj
dress has been issued by the dstillers and rec
filters Of New York city, the substance of
which is, that in consequence OF the harassing
provisions of the law us applied 10 their bust
ness, and also Of the annoying espionage of the
revenue officers, they are compelled to suspend
amend existing legislation as TO afford them
relief This step is said TO have the concur
renee of all the rectitiers on Manhattan Island,
and is the result of the recent indiscriminate
seizure Of the premises by the revenue officers.
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DEAD THISl z E D T 81 is! +!
II AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY 1T
GREAT BARGAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODsl

OPENING THIS MORNING
EZEKIEL's CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. 4l MAIN STREET,
NEARLY opposite St. Charles Hotel, next door to
Mr.. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,)
5000 yards best quality CALICO for n1nepence
yard and upwards
5000 yards best BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
SHIkTINGS for q ninepence yard
5000 yards BLEhCHtD and UNBALANCED
sHEETINGS. full yard wid g: 1 e, shi pnys
WEAR-selling off at great bargains in these
goods-you cannot fail to buy;
5. 600 wards WHITE, RED, YELLOW, BLUE, and
GRhY FLaErELS. very cheap;
10 ooU yards DRESS GOODS OF all styles, at ex;
tremsly low prices, just to suit " these hsrd
times" when you have but little money to
spare for dress.
store, and you win be surely suited In STYLE ana
PEICES, and save at least twenty hve per cent:
on ali YOU have to buy. Be sure to find the rlght
store, which is designated by the large swinging
sign with the Inscription OF oo,, cro,p,
/" EZkKIEL'S CHEAP DRf uoope oiOnn.
Etora cloHed on Saturdays An 20
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An Editor Imprisoned.

New ORLEANS, November 9.-Colonel w. Fl.
McCardle, editor of the Eicksburg Times, was
yesterday placed in confinement by order of
General Ord. The charge is not known,
though special 70 the Crescent says it was
done for personal denunciation.
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.,,.o 10 HrGr.--A cow accidentally stepped
bfiGge across E!ackwater creek, III
- me Orange House, yesterday morn
.~ .si! Il distance OF twenty-five feet or
W. t>pDt paved with stones. In no"ise
"p"eTe!, She rose upon her feet as
"rE perllOus deSceu! was oHtr-~LyHct-
"!4Ntclu.
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A LLEGHANY WATER, from ALE
n ghany Springs direct. jus. received, for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
mol Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
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Mr.. AND MRS. SESAToRSUMSEs.-Mrs. Sum-
ner is about to return from Europe, and If her
health permits, TO join the Senator in Wash
iugton in presiding over his new and magnih-
cent mansion on Lafayette square; which,
contrary to common report, has not been dis
Of
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a RErrBLIcAy KICKS FoRSEY:-Old Thur
low Weed says
Colonel Forney, who has n keen scent
windward, evinces his sagacity by jumping
on the Grant train. He imagines that ii Is n
Radical machine, but it does not matter a
great deal what the fly thinks of the cart
wheel ~
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SENATOR TRrMDULL REPBSTs.-A Washing

ton letter in the Baltimore gazette says;
"Senator Iruinbull who Is now here, has,
in connection with different individuals, 90
expressed himself rs to create the impress
sion that he has ut last in reality become dis
gusted with the doings and threateninGs
of the rotten and fallen party with which he
has heretofore been acting, undoubtedly
against his better Judgment. The doors of the
triumphant Democratic Conservative party
are not yet closed TO honest converts. Let
the Senator enter NJ Onco.N
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Railroad Depot at Danville Broken Opcn-Ye
Tiger.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
DASvILLE, November 9.-Last night the
depot of the Richmond and Uanville railroad
was broken into, and some articles stolen
The visitors to the Agricultural Fair have
departed, and the town has settled into its
usual tranquility.
aye tiger" has also departed, carrying
away with him much money that was brought
to be disposed Of differently. l..
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The Cotton and Sugar Tax.

CINcISNAT1, November AT full meet
ing of the Chamber of Commerce-900 mem.
bers present-a report was unanimously
adopted asking Congress to take off the cotton
and SMEAR tay
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FROM tile Indian Country.

~, November s.-Colonel Powell, the
'NHian lighter, is just in from Fort PM
Icy, aad reports the weather very cold,
".'Nometcr being four degrees below
~" Indians express Il desire 10 make
."'y on The terms that the Government
"1'Ad0n The forts and Withdraw the
~ nom the Powder River country.
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Prize Fight.

| New YORK, November 9.-In the prize fight
| to-day Jack Walsh knocked Dan McGill
senseless on the fifty-seventh round. The
| fight lasted two hours and fifteen minutes.