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& BAKERS
Celebrated
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch
VIM the GroUer &c Baker Machine
Is Best.

/ It is more simple, durHbls, and less liable
10 arrangement than others.
q Il gsws from ordinary spOOls, and no re-
winding OF thread Is necessary.
8 II sews with equal facility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton OF linen.
Z. Its seam Is so strong and elastic that II
never breaks, even on the bias
s. II fastens both eHds Of the seam by It's own
operation.
remains nrm, and neitherruns or ravelsln wear.
Z. rs seam Is more plump and beautiful, and
retains It's piumpness and beauty after wash
ing better than any other.
z It's seam can be removed IN altering gar
ments, after proper instruction, without pick
ing or cutting them.
q watching and vary ing the tensions upon
the threads necessary In other machines Is I'M
necessary in this The tension being once sd-
iusted on the Grover ana Baker Machine. any
smountO OF sewing may be done without change.
10 10 makes beautiful embroidery without
nnv change OF arrangement, simply by insert
threads OF suitable sizes and cOiors for this
"a pose. It is the only machine that both en-
brofders and sews perfectly.
Har send for Circular,
GROVER & BAKERS s. 4, CO.,
iy1S 800 Main street, Up Stairs.
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IL Offering OUR BITTERS to the Southern
4 Public, We have no hesitancy in asserting
their superiority over any Northern produe-
tos IN our msrkess In their d~svisenent they
are purely southern compounded with q
special Amplitude TO the various types Of
stomacie arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
uisa gentle stimulant 70 the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
1t is 8 cure for Dyspepsia.
It assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
It is q preventive for ChiIls and Fevers.
1t is an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all Eeasons or the year.
1t is a HoHE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
~ sold everywhere.
c.. H. EBBERT & CO.,
Sole Propristors.
fablO II Memphis. Tenn.
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Blu for DiUoroe

GROVER & BAKER'S s. 4, CO.,
jy18 800 Main street. Up stairs.
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OUR LIST OF PRIZES.
The First and Capital Prize.

Col. n. c. G~auoway's valuable residence,
one block only nom the center Of the city, q
Ia the vicinity OF all the Federal, state and
County Offices Lot 81 feet front by $50 deep.
Valued a. EA,Dl0.
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All Free from shOddy aud ether
Impurities.

order samples trom the subscriber, and they
viii be forwarded, with prices atfaehed durine
the months OF July aud August. Prom thess
samples you can make your selections and re-
turn your orders, and The Goods win 10 FOR
varied direct from the Msnufaetory. 7
JOHN A. YOUNG. Pres't,
Charlotta- N q
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Commercial Bank. 2
Exchange BanK.--l0
+ rm'rs & EXch'ge l
Merchants S
Peoples Bank. 40
Planter " s
PlRnt'rs6M 'ch Is
South W. r. R.-.R
StGte Bank---....... 8
Unfon . 81
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MATTHEWS & ALEXANDER
Manufacturers Agents for The Sale or
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
MACHINERY, SEEDS,
AND
GENERAL ClNNISSlOI NERCHAYTS,
No. 272 Second Street,
AYREs BUILDING, Opposite Court square.
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.
Have tor Sale.

3 Milburne's Celebrated Iron-AKle Wagons
3 Milburnes Celebrated ThInbleskein Wsg-
ous-over 80 sold In Memphis: all warranted
for twelve months, ana only 81 50 damages
claimed Tor hrsakage.
so Carver Gins. from 40 to 50 saws,
wood aud iron frame.
s Todd's Improved Bullock Cotton Presses
dOuble-geared and 70 work by crank Two
men can make ~ pound bale
10 Todds Improved Horse Powers. for running
Gins and Grist Mills-the finest owe had
James Todd Stationary Engines, Of all sizes
from - 70 lO0-hOrse power.
TOdd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
chinery, OF all kinds, furnished al short no
lice.
Portable Steam Engines. OF N sizes. from 10
30-hOrse power.
Stationary Engines, Of all sizes, from Il 10 81
single aud Double saw MHs-Todd's and other
makes
Gin segmentA for 10 and z feet Wheels, com
DIete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, . 4 and s.
Is Fons Of IRON TIES dow 20 the tradel
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted. dow 10 the tradeL
100 Nests Cedar Trbs, 1ow . the tradeL.
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. tocl0se consignment
TO aud Il Horse Power Portable Engine fsc-
ond-hand, low for cssh-must be sold
Hons Power, secondhand, cheap.
rs Horse Power Stationary Eugine and Saw
Mil-Ruc omplete-can be bought low.
go saw and ? 50 saw Gin but little ussdJ
low for cash.
I Daniels Planning Machiue-cuts 81 Inches
wids and . feet lons-eau be had a. a bar
gain.
PLOWS Of all kinds
FEED CUTTERS,
COHN-SHELLERS,
THRESEIN1 MACHINES,
REAPERS mi MOWERS,
LATH N NCHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS,
L lilies FIRE and Burglar Proof Safes,
DEERING COTTON PRESSES,
CUTTOE PLANTERS,
COTTUN SCRAPERS,
COTTON SWEEP KS,
C~ULTIVATORS.
CORN PLANTERS,
SINGLE MACHINES.
E- Wood and Iron-Working Machinery, Of
all binds, ordered on short notice, and fur-
ufshed at Banufacturers' prices sell Am
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PLanters' Bank Notes.

IN accordance with an act of the General As
sembly OF the state OF Tennessee, approved
Decen Der -, 1855, entitled an act ITO expedite
the distribution OF the efecis or Banks which
have or may make assignments among their
creditorE,n notice is hereby given 10 the hold
eus OF the notes OF the Planters Bank Of Ten
nesse TO present them to the undersigned at
the Bank in Nashville for payment between
now and the drst day OF January, 1863, or they
will be forever barred.
ty27 uaI.is69 D. WEAVER. Trustee.
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Fire and BurrIar Proorsares-

Imported direct, and for sale by
aus 8n ORGILL BROS co
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Valued al sl00a.
Tickets IS each, May be had OF, or ordered
any OF the COmpany's agents. at the
Central Agency, Memphis, Tenn, or OF COL.
james Strain, fernando, Hiss.
~stockholders, Directors and O6dces Of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
tickets In any or he drawings. The
Company Is simply the media fN the purchats
sale Of real estate between properly old
ss . the general publ'Hs Jez "a
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IN the Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Tens.
Louisa Gross vs.. Peter Gross.
this cause Il appearing from anidavtt on
4 nlet that defendant is q nonresident OF the
OF Tennessee; 1t Is therefore ordered that
NJ 40 enter his appearance herein. AZ the court
nous in the eli Of Memphis, sad plead, an
sWsr or demur 10 c~omplainants bill, on or BE-
fore the third Monday In January, lS5S, or the
sans Will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing ex pate; and that q Copy OF this o'der
puplisned once . week FOR four successive
eks in the Memphis Appeal,
Attest ~. y, L. ciEW GefA-
Hailum = Washington, soils, for eomplt
Sept. T. 1857 soa'
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It II ~ =
JESSIE W. PAGE, JRPREsIDESr
Al. LAC --.--------------. ICE-PHFsIDEST
J. N. kEATlNG,-
CT
HOWELL K JAJkSON .--.-..-.---ATTORNEY
DIRECTORS-E VI. Appsrson, lessee ".
Page, Jr, VIM L. Vance, A. T. Lacy, g. J. Sell
den, NJ. Kelley, Howell r. Jackson, Geo. N.
Bartlett, j.. H. Hartley, j. J. Peres, W. n.
Akin. j. N. L eating.
The mutual system has deservedly become
the most popular mode OF insurance in the
United states. ans Is the one embrac- d by
those best Informed upon the subject, Hud who
appreciate and desire security, peipetuity and
economy. In a purely mutual company the
assured derives all The advantages which a
be realized from an Insurance, and al the low
est rales, or exact cost, paying no tribute or
PROFITS 70 the prOpristOrs r stockholders for,
perhaps, an Inadequate capital or security.
C~neapness combined with security. and q GER
CalntT Of accomplishing the object in view.
are the essential elements sough FOR. and they
may be found eminently existing IN h well
conducted mutual. All parties insuring in this
company become member OF the company
and are directly 1ntrusted in its success Call
At the office Of the company for full informs-
ton. whereby ali real estate insurers can save
FIFTY per cent Of their Insurance account
aus SIN
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ROCK ISLAND MANUFACTURING CO.
TO SOUTHERN

II you wish to supply yourselves for the Fall
4 and Winter Trade with the very best de-
scTlptlons aud styles OF al WOOL CASSI-
MERkA ard with the most curable JEANS
and KELSEY FABRICS.
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Sirth Prize.

one residence lot adjoining above, also Z5xIoo
fest. Valued at SsJO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-03

ILLINOIS.
Jacksonville has organized a board .,
trade. "
The Mound City Journal talks thus com
plscently; "How we pity those people Gy-
ing 10 towns with muddy streets. They can.
not step OUT without getting spattered from
mead TO loot la this town we have ONLY IN
step INTO our pretty little boats and float around
10 SUIT ourselves, and the polish on our boots
remains untarnished."
A Dongola correspondent, writes. "a all.
YER cross, some five inches in length, was ra
Gently plowed up in 3 cornfeld, le miles
east OF this place. The letters r. c. ara
marked upon 1t. This is undoubtedly a rel;c
of the Spanish expedition which first explored
this county
The aacomb Journal says 1.-THE number
Of sccessions to the Methodist EPISCOPAL
church In this city during the present revival
is los. On Sunday last the ordinance Of
baptism, BY aprinklng or pouring. WAS .d
minissered to rs,
The Ottawa Free Trader rays: ..on Thurs.
day the body Of a new born female infant vas
tound,in the hydraolic basin, near the Eaple
nills,'i thin city. |. was taken charge ofbv
the coroner and buried. Another infant. =
male, also new born, was found on the 9th
INST, on the south bank Of the Illinois river.
opposite this city, and in like manner take
charge OF and buried under direction Of Coro-
ner Macarthur. In both cases the infants
seemed to have been born alive. and to have
oeen MADE away with By their unnatural
Ths Charleston Courier of March % a.v,.
II; 3. Cromwell, father Of II. P. q. Brom-
YELL nenber Of congress from this dirtv;ct
died r.thsr suddenly Of disease ofthe Inns. =
bis residence in this city, Sunday Afternoon !
Mr. Bromxell had reached The adv.scsJ
Age OF 70. he was native Of Baltimors. Nj
but came west many years ago, and settled /
" believe, in Ohio. he has been q citisss
It his q >sns eight ~ ~ ypsrs."
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heretofore recognised in any State or Territory |
to the foregoing provisions aEs hereby |
declared null and void.
SRc !. AVID be Il furtksr esacaed, That any per |
son Who shall villfully hinder or obstrnst' on -
tempt 10 hinder obstruct, any eitisen
slave, or the descendant Of slave, or nor oe.sn
ing 70 the so-easd white race, from voting ~ sny
election whore he is entitled to vote eocofaing
the provisions Of the foregoing seoaon' mi
punished bv = fpe Of not less than one nunoieo
sef more than three thcusand deltass, 81 ~ ~
prisoumsnt in the common jail for not loss WAN
thirty days OF more than one year
Sac. 8. And b u further ssceasd' lns' any
rsy,,r holding or sondsetins any election 70
vhieb the hrst section Of this bill Is spphcsoie'
Tho .haIl viIIfuily refuse to receive count fe-
turn or otherwise give the proper ieeA enscs W
the vots of any citissn once . ssvs, or me az
descendant Of slave, or not belonged 10 tne So
sailed white race, shall be punished BY nne OF
not less than ave hundred nor more than four
thousand doilars, or BY imprisonment In the com
mon iail for not less than three calendar months
nor more than two years. -,
src. 1. Asd b. IL further s~octsd That the
District Courts Of the United States, within tnen
respective districts, shall have exclusive lunsuis
ton Of an oHenses committed against this act,
and the District Attorneys, MArshals, and Deputy
Marshals Of the United States. the Commission
ar, appointed by the Circuit and IerritoriM
Courts Of the United States. with powers Oh
restine, imprisoning or bsiling offenders againss
III, laws Of the United Ststes, the onicers ana
agents of the Preedmen's Bureau, and every other
ofhcer who msy be specially empowered oy tho
President of the United States, thall be- and they
are hereby, specially authorized and required, 81
the expense ef the United States to institute pro-
cesdinr 70 agsinst any person who shsii violate the
provisions Of this act and cause him TO be arrest
ed and imprisoned, or bsiled IS the sase may D.
for trial before such Court Of the United States or
Territorial Court rs By this act has oognirsnoe OF
| the ofense.
| See 5, Asd Be - further enacted, That any
citiren once a slave or the descendant OF slays'
or not bsion sing to the socalled white race, nc
shall be uulawfuliy deprived Of his vote, may
maintain suit against any person so depnsne
him, and recover damages ia sny District Court o.
the United States Cor the District in which sue0
80 - ..nlic
in spirit, so thoroughly imbued in tone and
language, by truth, justice. and liberty, and
an earnest devotion TO the equal rights OF
man, would illumine our Statute Book with
kind Of celestial light, like that which EN-,
suates from the all embracing truth Of Di-
vine Fatherhood and human brotherhood, Of
all mankind, revealed TO us in Holy Witt,
where We are informed for our edi6cstion.
that
"Godhath made Of one blood all nations to
dwell upon the face Of the earth"
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IOWA ITEMS.


Cornell College, the Methodist instltu'
sioa .. No.na Vernon, bad 6l6 students last
wear, six of whom graduated......A young
man in Fremont county was recently ansd
s22.s2, for kissing and -huggins two girls,
after they told him it was against shsir viii'
......A chap by the name OF Falier vss
brought here yesterday BY two officers rom
Panora, and lodged in the Polk county cage
He is said to be . bird Of passage, and u
charged with having stolen lot OF revenue
stamps, $40 in money, watch, lot OF TO-
baceo, and some acsterus, at Panors- See
Des Moines Registw. ffE
The Davenport Gazette Of the sist says
last evening Trinity Lodge, .. d., VA
organized, and the following officers elected ;
W. +. Kidder, W. NJ; J. Lewis Drew, s.
W; Seth II. Plummer, j. W.; L. E. Cook,
Secretary; Jno. l.. Swiu, Treas; d. d.
Har.well, s. D.; d. N. Richardson, J. d.
Geo. W. Strong, Tyler"
The Courier says that two couples vert
recently married in that city whose aggregate
heirbth WAS twsnty.three feet. They are Ger
t.inly Ions for this world.
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A TWO.ST0RY FRAME DWELLING
Also good frsms stable Lot 3sxlto feet we'll fenced
situate 90 Morgan street between 10th and lish. Kss
Hulk, Iowa. rils good or NJ sale. ktgnrs r.
w. FuLr0M,
mch3s Ksai Estate AGENT. 81 hsin St
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The MIsERABLEss
IIYynth Ann vf,pvryaTr vorrxi

Esxays of Warning and Instruction for
founE Men no have abused their physical pow
ere or wasted their snbstspse in riotous living and ah
len victims 10 d'svase- with reports tLr HovslT
treatment anil cure. Address Dr.. sRILLkS
uouahToh, Howard Annexation PhilAdsl phi. Pa.
jhnisdkw37
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HEAR REASON,
STRENGTHEN THE DEFENCES

STRENGTHENS The DEFENCESf
When q garrison spprshsnds al a;tafk from out
side enemy, what does u do Ir srRnserHESs De
The human systsr this period Of the
is hsleagaered by morbib nea.nces The asnosp her.
fall Of them Every change Of -sahsr lays the s.st.
open TO their attacks What is 10 be done to han. ihrss
unseen, but sstlre f,es, sYnESeTars rEH rrIrr
cu. Do you AJAX ho~' Tho answer is siopls-ths
within the reach Of all; Rsnrcs ths vital or
gsns and the nervou. system with HosrBrTERs BIT
TsRs. Tone the stomach regulate the bowels, roass
the sluggish liver cheer the spirits. enrich and punfy
the vital current, with HosTBrTER's BIrrRRs That's
the wsy TO srsxsssHKs pKyLscss aud render the
capital Of health imprsgnsle II 700 vish To escape
bilious head ache Intermittent fever Indigestion, and
nervous ,iststonsto .rloy In all It's pIsnutads, the
blessing Of "as,und mind in sound body" Use this
incompssbis preventive and restorative II preserves
health IN the healthy and rensvs II In the v.st and
siling (apr&dsviw
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THIS encfd hair Dye 10 TIE bsrt In the xeYM TIE
only fr1e and per>d Dy,Harmless Reliable Iustsnt.
Moons No dirappcutment, No ridiculous tints Nal
utA Black or Brosn. Remedies the Ill effects Of had
ptss inugorstes the hair leaving 1t soft beaati
fni The genuine 10 snei Hiu,an A.. Bachelor All
Others IRE mere limitations and should be avoided fold
by all Druggists and Psrfnmers. Factory ~ barclay
street, New York ld@ct7 d.vlx
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FOR SALE.

A ONE-ST0RY frame dwelling house.
n With i've rooms and good cellar. iuil lot with
vood house, TIVE oistsrns and variety OF nost ell
hinds Of ruit, frnakln between sth and 9th
baanire of Wh. FULTON
n.chif Real HD4afe AGENT a Nsin%t
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For NalA,

a Two STORY Brick Dwelling, With MAE large
"A rooms, COOS dry ssilss With tksssru, good oat
sunding.-iot Tsby ito feet, dssirHby loaassd bsnx
the essseriy half Of the hoass % EAST sornsr Il
nth and Patton streets. n, uirs on
WM RULrOu
rshle Rssl ustat< AGENT IA Mssu strest
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-27
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Memorial from the Ala
bama Convention.
The Repeal of the Cotton
Tax Asked.
Unimportant Session of the
y Senate.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
WASHINGTON. Nov. 26.

SENATE.-Wilson introdRced a
bill relative to the appointments of
Assistant Attorney General, provid
ing that some shall be subject to con
firmation by the Senate.
Wilson suggested that the propriety
of this matter would be seen in view
of the ISLANDERS and libels on the
country which had emanated from
that department during the last few
months. Referred to Committee on
Judiciary.
Grimes introduced a joint resolu-
ton that the President of the Senate
and Speaker of the House adjourn
their respective houses, without day,
on Mocday next, at IL o'clock. After
considerable debate the resolution
was adopted.
The Senate went into executive
session, and after a few minutes ad-
journed.
HOUSE.-A resolution was pre-
sented by Blaine, directing General
Grant to com nunicate all his CORES
pondence ad dressed by him to the
President, on the subject OF the re-
moval Of Secretary Stanton and Cen
eral Sheridan; also any correspond
ence or order in his Office showing
the condition of the Fifth Military
District prior to the passage of the
Military Reconstruction Bill, and
any recommendation he may
have made thereon, and what steps,
if any, were taken by the civil author
tiles to carry out such recommenda-
tions; also the correspondence in ref
erence to the difficulties in Baltimore,
touching the Police Commissioners
and other matters prior to 66; and in
reference to the proposed mission of
Generals of the army to Mexico, in
1866. t.h.. 1s0a z--.-
Farnsworth suggested the resolu-
ton also call for the correspondence
in reference to General Sickles.
/, Blaine consented to the modiica-
ton. and the resolution was kadopted.
( Washburne, ofIndiana, moved that
4 the Co1hfhittee on Military Affairs be
instructed TO inquire into the practi-
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 25-Eyening.-
The Emperors of Ru ssia and Austria
have formally signified their intention
of participating in the proposed con-
ference for the settlement of the Ro-
man question as suggested by Napo-
leon, as have also nearly all the
smaller Powers of Europe The
course that Russia will pursue in the
matter is not officially known, but it
is believed she will send representa-
tives. The note recently sent from
Great Britain on the subject is ac-
cepted here as a mere formal objec-
ton. The Pope is known to oppose,
In advance, any action of the confer
ence which includes the rights he
now enjoys, and particularly any plan
depriving him of his temporal power.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, November 25-Evening.-
Dispatches have been received which
baldi was caused by the harsh treat
ment of the Italian prison officials,
who took that course with a view of
driving him to the United States, or
out of the country.
Notice was given in the House of
Commons this evening that Seward s
letter to Earl Stanley relative to the
Alabama claims would be called for
on Thursday next.
LONDON. Nov. 26.-Dispatches from
Shanghai announce that several ves-
sells of the United States Pacific
Squadron had departed for Formosa,
to punish the perpetrators of the out
rage on the crew of the American
bark Rover. The United States Con
sui General at Annoy, was to have ae-
companied the expedition. with a
body of Imperial troops which had
been rendered him.
Additional particulars of the dis
astrous inundation with which the
island of Huzeon was visited last
month, have been received. Besides
the great damage done to shipping
and crops, whole villages were over.
whelmed, and the loss of human life
is computed at 10000.
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gram from Judge Chase, saying he
would certainly be present this morn
ing at Daviss trial. Ie. taas
Among the witnesses are Gen. Lee
and his sons, Gen. Porter, of Grants
staff. Ex-Gov. Letcher, and General
Francis H. Smith, of Lexington, are
also here. Upon the announcement
Of the adjournment of the Court, the
crowd. consisting chiefly of blacks,
quietly dispersed The panel, out of
which the jury for the trial is to be
drawn, is one third colored men.
Judge Underwood, yesterday, grant
ed the prayer of Gen. Imboden, for
a mandamus to compel Gen. Schofeld
to permit him to vote; it is return
able the 5th of December.
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RICHMOND
Justice Chase Going to Richmond
JEFF. Dayis's Trial-The Witnesses
POstpOnement-Bail Bond EX.
tended.

RICHMOND, November 26.-Judge
Chase did not arrive here this morn
ing.
The courtroom was densely crowd
ed, and in the park outside was a de-
tachment of cavalry.
The Grand jury was brought in,
and all the counsel of Mr.. Davis were
present except James T.. Brady of
New York, and VIM. b. Reed OF
Philadelphia
Judge Underwood took his seat
upon the bench at half-past eleven
O'Clock, and he Grand Jurors were
sworn After his charge to the Jury
the Judge agreed to fix the 25th OF
March as the day for the trial.
An application was made by Mr..
O'Conor that the bail bond of Davis
be extended until the time fixed for
the trial to proceed. Agreed to by
Judge Underwood; and it was fur
ther agreed that if Chief Justice
Chase could not then be present to
preside over the Court, that the leave
of Mr.. Davis be extended to the term
| following.
The order for the extension of the
! leave of absence of Davis, and fixing
! the 25th of March next as the day
for his trial. was then entered by
( order Of Judge Underwood. Davi:
did not appear in court, nor did tht
witnesses for the Government. Three
u tues~es. who came into court
! Ex Secretary Seldom, Ex-Governor
Letcher, and Gen. Wickham, were
held in recOgnizances to appear il
March. -.a. r
RICHMOND. VA, November 25.-
Judge Underwood has received q tele