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CITATION NOTICE..

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela County. To
the hrls and distributes ofAsa Hall deceased,
late Of said county, WHOSE names ages. and
residence are unknown. You and each of you
ars hereby cited to be and appear before The
Probate Court of said county, atthe courthouse
thereof on the 9Th Monday In December, 1867,
% show eanse Why the final account Of VII.
liam Q, Maxwell, administrator Of the estate Of
aid deceased should not be allowed and ap-
proved, BY order Of Court issued November
1867.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The ss.ss % hiazi~irpi. psasls esunfy. To
John Light George Light. and Eiles wisenes
hsin ssd di<tnhwtsss II Pe,srR L~arhtdcr<a.rd.
feu and eseh Of zen are her<hy ctsed 70 s-
par hefcrr Abe PROBATE Court q said cssnty.
The euur~hon>r th<rof On the sth Nosdsy
p Decsmhsr. 1851, 10 show cause vky tke anal
,eeouaz of Elisshefh a. f.ieh< sdnsinizfmtur
u he s-tHs< ~ aid der>.sul. shanld not h
.ibsea AID sppsved- By order q ussr.
I-a>d November, fsst ,f1rai HfE.saF
nslsss tt w.P. w0orrEs. cera.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State u Mississippi, Pamela ecsusy. To
S-ah nsA hs>seAk~ s.x dksribsiee q
TAas. A. Edusrds Decreased You sre hereby
assd - hs s<t<p>~r Ezst th<Pres~seo Oar
Of aid eouhty AZ a. tourtkeass heresf On
Ne tiA nosdAy In Dee>nksf, 1851. 70 show
easss rhy the petition of Elizs I. Edvsris
rfsyinr hr dsesraa - r~a snHte &C aid De.
cs>rei situated 70 aid ceaasy, shsald no, he
4, 1861.
soIs-s, ". |, wqorrES, cl~i.
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Great watck salel.,.

-3am % HsoiAHfi 3I u4uH VI
On The popular on price plan, Giving sysry
patron a handsome and reliable watch FOR tks
10y pfice iof zen DollAfsi without fer,fd IN
.vaiss and not 70 b paid for anisn psra<sIv
satisfsctoryieI ID ~ uaimsisas - -
100 so|id gold hunting watches, t75o to tfso
} 100 magic esscd gold uatehes 700 10 500
700 ladies watches enameledl lee o. ~
800 solh huntisr chpnsmstcr A.
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200 gold hunt English levers 100 q
100 Fusdd hustint 1ayt<xAd ! lni7i1
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800 gold lhaatne Anrriesa u snri..-,I
sannes'...-.--~-.-.~... 100 70 ~
500 silver hunting 1evefs..... 50 10 tfb6=
500 silver hunting du1asx~.. a ss0 ne
500 esld ladies wasches5- 10 10 80
loco gold hnntiuR lsrines.... B0 % IA
900 miscellaneous watches. ....hrOoswa6
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CITATION NOTICE.

The STATE o. Mlssissippi, Pamela county. To
Robertsou ciark, Of Fayetteville, State d Ten
nsssee, minor heir Of - Clark, deceased.
You are herrhy eiss q b. andappeAr before
the Probate Court Of said county, Al the court
house lhercoL %, the tth Monday In December.
1851, % answer the petition o. Mosc< n hon.
nsr, your guardian In aid court and show
cause Why aid petition praying 10 surrender
hk leiier q guardianship should not be
gsantsds md shy the hasl sccoant Of ssid
guardian upon sach surrender should not be
allowed and approved. "a taraH ble ~
BY order Of court. Issued November I. 1897.
nolcssisT w.r wOOTTEs, Clerk.
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y. Y. PEARsON
TRUSTEES SALE on LANDS.

Pursuant TO deed Of trust executed to me
by Howell T.. Pollard, 10 secure John Y. Mid
dleton, guardian, &C. bearing date March 10,
1855, accorded IN book O, Of the records Of
deeds N the Probate Clerks Office Of Pamela
cuunty, State Of Mississippi, pages ssf and 3s5,
and to secure a note made by said Pollard to
aid guardian for the sum Of three hundred
and iffty dollars IN gold, with interest from
March IS, 1895, At the rate Of ten per centum
per nnnum, 7 win, on Monday, the 23d day OF
December, 1851, In front Of the court-house
door Of said county, In the town Of Pamela,
heiween the hours OF twelve o'clock ". and
three O'Clock ?. ~ proceed and sell al public
auction 10 the bighcs, bidder, for CASH ~ ootp.
the southeas' quarter Of section Of land number
twenty t20,l In township eight al Of range
FIVE o. west, In said eoanty iopay and satisfy
said note aud all interest that may then have
accrued, and the costs % executing said deed
q trust The title is supposed perfect but I
shall only stll and convey as trufiee.
W. p. w00TTES,
noie-d Trustee.
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Gums, Rifles, Pistols,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wonderful, but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, the world.
renowned Astrologist and Somnamb-
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voyant state, dclineates the very
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duce d perfect and Iifelike picture of
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BY stating place Of birth, age, dispo-
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enclosing fifty cents, and stamped
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mail, together with desired informa-
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Sardis Male Academy.

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htr eur son,hly R<dss ss.anAaoas and
visit us On sneh ooossions.
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whaeh sfs on the place.
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ak5- Address in confidence, MAD
AME GERTRUDE REMINGTON, P. 0.
Box 297, West Troy, NY. APPLY
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REGIONS

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-19

IDENTITY OF STOLEN SILvER.-We men,
toned yesterday that several negro boys
had been engaged during the few days
previous hawking silver spoons and forks
among the jewellers for sale. It was quite
evident, from the battered appearance of
the silver thus offered, and the labored
efforts to- erase certain initials, that the
parties came by them dishonesty; and
subsequent developments have proved the
truth of this opinion. Some of this silver
ware has been identified, and the owners
will not only regain possession of their
property, but it is quite probable that the
offenders will be brought to justice.
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tices, consisting of Messrs. Morgan, Han
cock, and Gentry, be constituted to try
all cases of complaint made by Mr.. Chase
Captain Cook, Of the Freedmen's Bureau
was present by invitation of the court.
The case being called witnesses re-
sponding), the court declared itself ready
to proceed. Captain Clopton, counsel for
the defence, moved to strike out the name
of -- Clarke, which did not appear in
the original warrant, alleging that the said
Clarke was an important witness for the
defence, and had been so retained. At
this point much discussion ensued by coun-
sel, in which Mr.. Page exclaimed, $50
help me God, will try them all together
or not at all" Mr.. Gentry, one Of the
Justices, arose, and declined further to sit
upon the case; which in few moments
he reconsidered, and again occupied his
seat on the bench. Order being restored,
the court decided that the motion Of Cap
tain Clopton was sustained, and that Mr..
Clarke had been illegally arrested, and
was therefore declared released.
When this decision was rendered, Mr..
Page arose and declined further to act as
counsel for Mr.. Chase. "The military au-
thorities ., Captain Cooke) arose, took his
hat, and retired from the courtroom. Mr..
Page also left the room, remarking that
the matter would be called again, refer
ring to the military "beyond the river"
Mr.. Chase failing to appear further, and
having no counsel, the case-the important
case-was dismissed. fs.Ig
This matter has caused considerable ex-
element among the citizens Of the coun-
ty, wrapped as it is in mystery, which as
yet cannot be solved. 41a -
1t seems, about a year ago, that Mr..
Chase had a difficulty with Mr.. Anderson
Pickett about road in the neighborhood,
which resulted in blows, Mr.. Chase losing
an eye. Mr.. Puckett was duly arrested
and tried by the Circuit Court of Chester
field county, sentenced to twenty days.
Imprisonment in the county Jail, and fined
fifty dollars.
After this decision by the court Mr..
Chase made application to the military
authorities of Richmond for o safeguard,
which has been doing duty at his house
ever since. After obtaining this guard we
hear no more from Mr.. Chase until late in
the summer, when he makes complaint to
court; which complaint was answered as
above stated.
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FROM MANCHESTER.

The CoURTs.-The case of Thomas
Chase Us. Gregory, Graves, Puckett, and
others, was brought before Justices Nor
gan, Hancock, and Gentry, on yesterday,
having been continued from Tuesday last.
Messrs. Clopton, Talley, and James M.
Gregory, appeared as counsel for the de-
fence, and Mr.. Page, of the Richmond bar,
for the plaintiff. 1t appears that Mr'
Chase made complaint to the County
Court during the summer, in which he al.
legged that he was apprehensive of damage
being done his person or property by
certain citizens of Chesterfield county.
| The Court ordered that q board Of jus
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SUDDEN DEATH OF IN EPISCOPAL MINIS
TER.-The Rev. George S. Carraway, for
many years minister at Emmanuel church,
Hanover county, died very suddenly at his
home, in that county, on Monday last. He
had been on a visit to friend in King Will
liam, and on returning took his horse to
the stable, and while in the act of fasten-
ing him in the stall was observed by by
stander to be falling. He was Immediately
taken into the house and cared for, but he
had passed beyond medical skill, and,live
only few minutes. 1t was supposed that
he had an attack of apoplexy.
Mr.. Carraway was about ffty-fve years
of age, and leaves widow but no children.
By.a truly Christian life he had greatly
endeared himself to his charge. His re-
mains were brought to the city on yester-
day, and will be sent to Norfolk, his native
place, this morning, for interment.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PosT-oFFICE December 18th !:
DR.. Robertson, Lynchburg, Va, two-cent
stamp; Alexander Bondurant, Fish Pond,
Va. two-cent stamp; DR.. Arthur Lee
Brent, Bremo Bluff, Va, two,cent stamp ;
Jacob Stannard, New York, two-cent
stamp; Miss B. A. Mahoney, New York
old stamp; Mr.. Oral Cook, Washington,
revenue stamp; DR.. D. F. Manson, Rich
mond, revenue stamp; Merchant, box
lll4, no stamp; Chastian Houston, Rich
mond, no stamp; Mrs. Mary Whitehead |,
Norfolk, stamp from envelope; Richard
T. Adams, Lock Lomond, no stamp.
These letters can be taken from the
Office during the day and until O'Clock
this afternoon, at which hour they are put
up to be sent to the dead-letter Office at
Washington.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER lS. 1857.


PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ls. 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travsrs. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passen9 ers, ID. y w. Currie.
Schooner Hornet, Gapes Wards creek, James
river, lumber, Joseph Allard. Jr.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer-
chandlse and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chandtse and passengers, d. l. w. Currie.
BELOW,
Brig A. Cook, Small. from New York. and a
large number Of vessels bound for this port
Thetteamer saratoga Captain King, from New
NJ, and Is expected up on high water this morn.
lag. We learn she will bring the cargo OF the
steamer Hattaras, before reported damaged, &c.
MEMORANDA.
United States steamer Colonel Rucker, Captain
Bell, before reported blockaded by the ice OIL
Warwick's bar. succeeded in getting out yestsr.
day with damage, and proceeded.
Steamer AlexS ndris. Platt, sailed from Phila.
delphia on the lstn for Richmond
Schooner Bebscca Knight, Bartlett, sailed from
New York for Richmond on the 18TH
Write HOUSE, December B.-Arrived, steamer
Mystic, Schermerhornr Norfolk, merchandise and
passeng gers, Richmond and York River Railroad.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. December l5.-Arriyed, steamship
Albemarle, Richmond.
FORTRESS MONROE, VA, December l6.-A heavy
northwest snow storm set In yesterday mornins
and continued almost the entire day, 80 that We
now haveIabcut six inches OF snow on the ground
and very good sleighing. Those who are fottu-
nate enough to possess even a dry goods box on
runners are out to. day enjoying It for well they
know it will not stay with US long. The jingle oi
bells IL quite refreshing, aud they are about al
rare hers as the jingle Of our old time currency.
The United States steamer De Soto, which ar
rived here tho 18th instant, has been ordered tc
the 6oeport navy yard for repairs, and will so ny
to. morrow morning for that purpose. Her keel
was considerably damaged during the earthquake
at st. Thomas.
The ste amship Virginia, which runs between
New York and City Point, while passing up TIE
Roads yesterday. broke one OF her force pump'
and anchored off Craney island and repaired
She proceeded up the river this afternoon.
The steamer Admiral, from York river for Balti.
more, which went ashore On York spit Friday
last, was gotten off safely, and proceeded on hel
VOYAGE on Saturday. Weather clear and cold.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREs1-
DING-WEDNEsDAY MoRN1NG.-William A.
Lambert, charged with assaulting and
beating William Taylor, negro boy, was
called up. The case was continued until
to-day to give the boy time to produce
witnesses, which he said he had, to prove
the assault, which was by no means salts
factorily shown.
John ". Smoot, seedy-looking indivi-
dual, charged with being drunk and disor-
derby, was required to give surety for his
future good behavior.
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and going from and to cities beyond
the borders of the State, whereby 6
large part of the business with the interior
mutually belonging to our own cities al
the termini Of these railroads, is with.
drawn from them for the benefit Of the
larger Atlantic cities.
Resolved, That the Committee on IN
land Trade have charge of this subject
and endeavor to bring about an arrange
ment with the competing lines whereby
the same rate per mile shall be charged on
all freight coming under the head oil
through freight, or is charged on freight
to and from the cities, and that the co0pe-
ration of the Boards of Trade in other
Virginia cities and of the merch ants OF
the State be solicited on this imp ortant
matter"
The resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. Cameron offered the following !;
which was adopted: :.
Whereas the manufacture of tobacco is
the most important branch of manufac-
lures in which the city is interested, and
the condition of this interest is now such
that a large part of the population en-
ployod in it as operatives are now out of
employment; and whereas the heavy tax
now put upon manufactured tobacco, and
the facilities of avoiding the tax, have to-
gether contributed to this depression !;
therefore be it 49,
tsyReaalued, That a committeegof .iYe be
appointed, whose duty il shall be to COM
municate and cooperate with the commit
tees appointed in this and other cities to
take action on the present tax on manufac-
tured tobacco with the view of securing
the reduction and regulation of the same
by Congress, or through the Secretary of
the Treasury" r 9t -.
The following committee was appointed: !:
Messrs. A. Cameron, William 81. Grant,
W. Fl. Palmer, John II. Greanor, and s..
NJ. Bailey.
The Board then adjourned until Friday
the Sd Of January.
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NAMES OF STREETs.-On Union Hill the
streets have, since they were first opened,
been known by some letter of the alpha
bet. Since that populous suburb has been
brought into the city they have been sur
veyed and given g. local habitation," and
it seems but meet and proper that they
should have each ga name." Accordingly,
Mr.. Peasants, the head of the surveying
party, has given them names, by which
they will no doubt be hereafter known.
For instance NJ street has been named
/" Mason" N "Nelson," 0 "Overton," P
"Pendleton," @ "Quarles."
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81 THE OLD FLAG STILL WAVES
Levy BROTHERS

continue TO offer GREAT BARGAINS to the pub
!!c The facilities they have for purchasing their
Goods and the immense business that they are
doing enable them to sell cheaper than any other
house in the city. 1t should be borne In mind
hist this establishment continues to carry on a
business established nearly
FIFTY YEARs AGO,
snd have always had the reputation OF ShLLlNa
CHEAP. They ofer day
Bleached and Unblesched Cottons at ss' u i-s'
and l5c.
Calicoes at 81, 10 and l23c.
Delainesat l?3 and 2Oc.;
The best colored Aiapcas at 5oc., worm 'ec.
Lup!ns French Merinos at s0c. ana o. worm 91.-'
and $3.50;
White Flainel all wool, at 25c., worth 37ac.;
Wbi,s Flannel. all wool, full yard wide, at 5oc..
worth 75c.;
Heavy Red sud Gray Twilled Flannel at aSc.,
worth Soc;
Canton Flannel ct l5e.;
Heavy Domestic Glpghams at le3c
Mohair Dress Goods at l23c., worth 2oc.; at 2oc.,
worth 3cc.;
Satnets at 80, so, CO. and 75c., very cheap goods;
Cassimeres at 81, worth Sl.5o;
Mohair Striped Skirting at 25c., worth 75c. per
yard;
Jet Galoon Trimming at 25c., worth 5Oc.;
Wove Striped Flannel, for skirts, shirts, or
dresses warranted all wool, at 39c., would be
cheap at double the money;
Table Cloths at 75c. o..
Table Damask at SOC per yard, sold before the war
a; 75c.;
Scarfs or Comforts for children at 1oc., not the
yaIus of the WOOL that Is in them;
Linen Napkins at 81. .25 per dozen, worth y;
Sets OF Bogwood Jewelry at Soc, worth 81;
Cbeck Muslin at les and 2Oc., worth 20 and 25c;
Misses Balmoral Skirts at 75c., worth $l.So;
Ladies Balmoral Skirts at $l25;
Llargs lot OF Cloak Buttons at loc. per dozen,
some OF which are worth soc.;
Fleece lined Cotton Gloves at l2sc., worth 2Sc.;
Fleece lined Silk Gloves at 3Oc., would be cheap
at 5oc.;
large stock Of Bonnet Ribbons at 4oc. per yard,
worth 75c.;
Cloth for Cloaks at so per yard, worm 90.oo per
yard
Huckaback Towels AZ 81. so per dozen, worth $3.50
Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 5Oc., worth 81;
ladies' Hoods at Soc, worth 81;
Velvet Ribbons, Plain Black, Black with White
Rdges-ard all colors-at greatly reduced
prices;
We call particular attention to our stock OF Bou-
leyard Skirts of all kinds;
Cloak Cloths and Trimmings;
Js and Steel Fail Heads;
Under Garments for men, women, boys, and girls !;
Veil Berages:
EMBROIDERED Collars and Cuffs;
Russia Crash Russia Diaper;
Table Cloths; Napkins;
Shawls Of every description;
Real Lambs Wool Hose at 25c., worth 5oc.;
Msrino Hose Tor children, all sizes, at 50c. worth
&c.;
full assortment of White Goods, Flannels,
Bed Blankets, Shawls, Handkerchisfs, Hosiery
snd everything else that should be kept IN nrst-
class dry goods establishment. which we offer to
the public, assuring them that we have every ar
tele In the house at the prices they are adVer-
tised al and that the goods now IL store are mrcn
below the regular prices. ,onrn,e
S.7Maip street q few doors above the Old Market,
opposite side. oes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-19

HIGH-HANDED PIECE OF IMPUDENCE.-
On Tuesday afternoon two old citizens
were walking up Broad street together,
and they noticed negro dogging their
steps from Seventh street. They were
conversing about the negroes, and the fel-
low seemed anxious to hear every word
they said. One of the gentlemen re-
marked that the negro was following them
closely, and the other replied that he did
not care, as he had no objection to his
hearing what he had to say. When they
reached the corner of Fifth they met a
friend, and stopped to speak with him.
The negro stood very near them,
and one of the gentlemen remarked
"Tou had better come little closer, SC
as to hear everything" The. negro re-
piled: 81 came 250 miles to ayenge my
race, and that G. d. white man has
raised the issue, and I intend to have ii
out with him." With that he raised his
stick on the older of the two gentlemen
The other caught hold of the stick, and he
struck him over the shoulder, which blow
was returned with interest. A struggle
ensued, which drew crowd Of about fifty
excited negroes to the spot. The police.
fortunately, arrived and put a stop to all
further disturbance.