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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

CALIFORNIA WHEAT.-No State in the
Union, according to its population, pro-
duccs as many bushels OF wheat as Cali
toruia. The estimated yield for lSG6 IS
twelve million bushels, or thirty bushels
for each iuhabitant, counting our popula-
ton at 400, 900. The amount required for
home consumption, including seed, is
3,79l ,GG6 bushels, leaving S,2OS, 1874 shells
for export. OF this surplus, 6,9lG,G66
bushels have already been exported and
sold to shippers at an average price OF
81 .05 per buShcl, making total of s., 262,
400. At this rate the value Of the entire
crop would be 81, 100000, or S3l SO worth
Of wheat for each man, woman, and child
in the State. The entire wheat crop OF
the United States and territories for 1866
was less than two hundred million bushels,
or about six bushels for each person. The
proportion Of our population to that of the
entire Union is as one to clShty-Seven,
while our State raises over onc-slXteenth
of the total wheat crop of the country
Nerudu GuzetteCf California;.
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How UNDERWOOD WILL DISPOSE or Mr..
DAvis.-Rev. Paul Baglcy says he told
President Johnson in the following Ian
guagc OF an interview between himself
and Judge Underwood:
Judge Underwood said he was sure
Mr.. Davis would be brought to trial in
November, and that under existing in
structions, in reference to jurors, a jury
would be cmpannclled that would convict
him; that he did not wish 20 see any blood
shed, because hc was opposed to capital
punishment anyhow, and that Congress, in
the midst Of the war, had reduced the
penalty Of treason to fine and imprison-
lncnt in the discretion of the court; that
nc would, therefore, only fine him enough
to take away his Mississippi plantations,
and let them be sold out, at say half dol
lar per acre, to his old slaves, whose toll
and tears had accumulated them that l
had better suggest this to the country, and,
after while, 90 down and preach to the
negroes coloniZcd on Davis's old planta-
tiUnS.
ITO which President Johnson, smiling,
replied:
40 1t used to be the old-fashioncd way to
try q man before they hanged him."
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THE Markets.

New YORK, October "A. M.-Stocks
irregular. Cold advanced TO Ia. Sterl-
ing unsettled; time, nominaliy 100 3 q
lO91,; sight, O91sGl0934. 5-2os,. ~
coupons, ll3. Tennessee rs, new issue
6424. Virginia 6's, IS. Flour lug ioc.'
wheat 3G5c., and corn lgl &c. better
Rye very firm. Oats dull. Pork hrmeI
at s24. Lard steady. Whisky quiet
Cotton quiet at 22c. Freights. quiet
Turpcntine quiet at 5S1ac. Rosin dull
strained, 81. o
New YORK, October 2-P. 1.-COttoI
active; sales, 1900 bales at 22c. t1oul
active; State, $S.G5G*lo.9O; soutlei ;l
$40 .5OU$l4.25. Wheat buoyant; "h'''
Michigan, $2.95G$3.O71a. Corn active
mixed western, sl.291G3l.3&. Provisions
steady. Groceries firm. Na'a' s'ofe'
dull. Frcights tirmer. cr
Money active for call loans at lully
per cent. Gold closed firm at 1888. uo
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BAGLEY FINDS SOME Coon SOUTHERN
MEN.-Whon you president Johnson adj
dressed the citizens of Baltimore last fall
from the Eutaw House, | stood in the
crowd, and so bitterly was | opposed to
your principles that would not go forward
afterwards to shake you by the hand.
But when ! went all through the South
last winter preaching to the negroes and
telling them that they had q right to vote
| also, when | told Governor Vance what
| vas doing, and he assisted me III getting
railroad passes when General Bcaurcgard
and others passed me; when Mayor Mon
roc, after | told him that had sent mo-
ncy from Japan to fight bis negroes free,
and was then in favor of their voting
when even ho after this supplied me with
money to pay my bill at the asst. Charles
Hotel" and invited me to his houSc-aite1
these things, sir, | saw there was yet good
left in the people OF the South.
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GENERAL GRANT TIE radical. CANDr
| DATE.-Thc intelligent and wcll-informct
correspondent of the Baltimore Gazctt
| says:
"Thc newspapers at distance have
been puzzled Mt the position Of Gene.
raj Grant. can relieve that anxiety. lie
is 7l0Ir substantially the Radical candidate
for the next Presidency. The leaders OF
the party which aims at usurping the Go.
vcrnmcut, who have in squads been visit.
ing al intervals the metropolis ever since
the Cnctc OF Stantons removal, some
time ago came to the conclusion. in view
Of their probable defeat in the coming
elections, to keep Grant in the back
ground for the present. He was Q7lcio,Ls
to promnigc a written adhesion to the
dogmaS Of the DestrUctivcs at once. !
have specific information that this Co
lah Is reserved 10 break the force of the
defeat which awaits the party, and that
he has promised Schcnck, Logan, Wash
curn, farnSworth, etc, who have been re-
Gently manipulating him, to come out with
his great name upon the heel Of their
discontinue"
The same writer states that it is re-
ported "on higher authority than Prcsi-
dental assurances that Secretary Sew
ard and Minister Adams arc soon to change
places, and that it is certain that Grant
will shortly vacate his post at the War
Department. "Spccifc charges Of a
grave character are also said to be
pending against Mr. McCulloch.
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SAD FATALlTY.-LeSs than year since
Mr.. Michael +. Price, native OF lh's
county, aud well known to the people ol
the Valley generally, cmsratcd from
Stanton TO Galveston, Texas. His family
and brother accompanied him, buoyant
in health and the brightest prospects before
them. But alas that terrible scourge, the
yellow fever, made its appearance IN the
adop,ed city OF this family, carrying to the
crave hundreds weekly, and among them
mi, entire household. On the 9TH OF
SnDtcn.bcr Mr.. Price died, his brother
having first fallen victim. Then his eS-
timahl. wife, and last the two little boys
,h,. nnIv oues-so promising III the bud but
nav w;ihcrcd, blasted, dead, ere the sprng
lime came .-.jcfsrS0n SpTH.
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OF Military Rule Al
South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 2.-Gencra
Candy has issued an order prohibiting the
provost courts from exercising jurisdiction
in any case involving the title of land, or
in any civil case where the claim exceeds
$500. He has also signified his intention
to modify General Sickles's order closing
the bar-rooms throughout the Second Dis.
trict,
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JUDGE R1vEs AND a NEGRO NOMINATED
IL ALBEMALE.-Wc have special dispatch
from Charlottesville, Va, announcing Tho
nomination, by the Republican county con
vcntion, ofJudge Alexander Rivcs and Mr.
James S. Taylor, colored man, for dele
gates to the State Constitutional ConVen
ton. -I0rncy's Chronicle, ID.
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Democratic Nomination for Governor
OF Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, MASS, October 2.-Thc De-
mocratic State Convention has nominated
John Quincy Adams for Governor, and
George NJ. Stewart for Lieutenant Cover
nor. Two hundred and nineteen towns
were represented by 963 delegates. The
nomination was unanimous, and great en-
thusiasm prevailed.
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Eorcisn-The Pan-Anglican Synod
German The Death OF
Sir Frederick Bruce.
LONDON, October 1.-The Pan Anglican
SYNOD has issued an address condemning
Ritualism and Popery, and urging the
unity of the Church.
Garibaldi declines giving parole not to
attack Rome.
Napoleon has addressed a calmly wordcd
note to the South German sovereigns,
asking for pledges against union with
North Germany.
FLORENCE, October 2.-Quite q serious
riot of Garibaldans at Viterbo has been
quellcd.
PARIS, October 2.-There is much dis
trust in political and financial circles here.
Rowher, the Foreign Secretary Lavalette,
the Home Secretary; and Signor Nigra,
tho Italian Minister to France, left to-day
for Barritz to confer with the Emperor.
VIENNA, October 2.-Francis Joseph,
Emperor of Austria, visits Paris on the
goth Of October.
LONDON, October 1-Even!ng.-Consols,
"a SIG; United States bonds, II Il; sugar,
25s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, October 1-Evening.-Cot-
ton closed steady with unchanged prices
sales, II 900 bales. Manchester adVlces
| favorable.
PER MAIL.
New YORK, October 2.-The steamer
Scotia, with European dates of the ed
September, has arrived.
The London Times says Sir Frederick
Bruce's death is a peculiar misfortune, oc-
curing pending the present intricate and
delicate negotiations with a Government
not always disposed to approach Great
Britain in a spirit of generosity and for-
bcarance. The position of British Minis
ter at Washington is most onerous' ana
each occupant finds his labors moro e1-
acting than his predecessors.
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yellow Fcver-The = ch OOI Board
Trouble I'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, October 2.-The inter-
ments from fever yesterday were fifty
four.
In the case Of tho old and new school
boards Judge Duplantier has decided that
the new board was appointed when nc
vacancy existed. The resolutions of the
Council concerning the matter he declared
null and void, and decreed the new board
not qualified, and forbds them to perform
the duties of school directors. No appea
will be taken from this decision.
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Extension Of FurlOughs.

WASHINGTON, October 2.-The following
order has been issued
HgADQUARTgRs OF TEE ARMT,)
q October i, lssss7. !.
"To avoid risk Of yellow fever, officers
now absent from their commands which
are serving in the fifth military district
are authorized to remain absen: until
further notice from this office.
by command of General GRANT.
sE. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G."
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SECOND DISPATCH.

MOBILE, October 2.-The second days.
vote here stands: blacks, $40; whites, "a.
There was no disturbance whatever. With
very few exceptions the vote was for q
Convention.
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CUTTING AFrAIR.-A difficulty occurred
Tuesday evening near the Orange House
between Thomas Priddy and Bryant kel-
ley, in which the former received a cut on
the face. The wound is not serious
LlnlcGL2Eu HirliniQn.
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ANOTHER CoLoRED CANDIDATE.-The
Yazoo (Miss.) Banner says that Conser'
vatvc negro-Dan Woodbridge By name
will bc candidate for Congress in that
district.
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The Election In Alabama,

MONTGOMERY, Ala, October 2.-In this
city on the convention question 1850 votes
were polled in two days. In Selma, first
day, $500; Opelika, $50; Wetumpka,
1000. All cast were for calling conven-
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Personal.

New YORK, October 2.-Among the pas
scngcrs arrived by the Scotia are Hon.
Jonathan Stringcr, 4. 7. Stewart, the mil
lionaire, Qately reported dead), Judge
Hilton, and Bishop Bayly.
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Tho Colorado Ec.IsEmt,tcC.

."&, COLORADO, October An Off
e" CANVASS %, Tic late election shows a
-cao majority of ten in the Legis-
..'-.e. Tie STATE question was not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

NOTICE-TO THE STOCKHOLM
~ EEs CT TIE NATIONAL COAL MIEING
COMPANY (0F NIRGlNlAl.-Ata meeting of the
Board Of the President and Directors of the Ma
i,onal Coal Mining Company. held at their office
III the city OF Richmond, Va, on the 2ith day OF
september, 1867, the following preamble and reso-
ton were adopted ,
1T appearing 10 the meeting satisfactorily that
the exg encies Of the company require an assess,
men; of ten per centum on the capita stock. and
nat such per centuIn, or q much greater one, Is
yet uupaid and impossible on the stock, 1t Is
" RtSOict8 uHi Urdored, That ten per centum be
assessed on eacu and every share Of the capital
stock OF the company, to be paid in to the Prcst-
dent BY or before the lst day OF November, 1857
and that the President be and he is hereby au-
thoriz.d and requested to enforce this assessment
upon all stockholders neglected. or delinquent In
tha pavlnent thereof by al and every legal means
which he may deem reasonable or necessary
Punctual payment Of said assessment 10 me al
the Office Of the company III Richmond, Va, by
each stockholder, IL earnestly requested.
JOHN s. LOOMtS, President.
RICHMOND, VA, September IS, 1867.
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North Carolina GOId-The Mint a
Charlotte.

WASHINGTON, October 2.-The branch
mint at Charlotte, N. c., will soon be put
into operation for assaying purposes only.
Mr.. Jones, tho assayer now here, repre-
sents that operations have been recon-
menccd in the mines neglected during the
war, and that the receipts are on the in
crease, not only from North Carolina, but
from contiguous States.
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David Paul Brown, Esq, of PhiIadel-
phiu, has come out III favor S " 80 -.
Shar,wood the Democratic candidate lof
The supreme bench.
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Richmond, September 80, 1857.

NTOTICE.-All pcrsocs Indebted to Lee
IN Peck are requirod to make immediate pay
l0ent or suits VIII be instituted for the recovery
cern are r.qileste'. TO furnish me at once state
msnt of their c! aims. n shall distribute amongst
tho creditors pro rttd instruments OF twenty per
cont on their ella MS rs fast as funds are realized
for such dividends.
will be in my Office daily from ill o'clock
when not engaged In court
IL ~ cnrnnr NJ ain aud TIL rte.tth streets.
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pICHMOND BANKING
IL AND INSURANCE COMPANY

STATE DEPOSITORY
!, r,,r doing a GENERAL BANKING buSl hsS.
one northeast corner OF Main and T"eNn
streets. kichmond. Va.
40 '4'0 MONEY HECE!VbD ON DEPOSIT
and interest paid thereon. bspooitors are assuavu
.. tt,. secnrity offered by this company, ana are
- vit.t 10 dsposl; their funds WIN lie
Ia the Insurance Department. We Nshe
INSURANCE ON LIVES
on the most reasonable te-ms, snd also ,ssue o.
.,ss OF Insurance against hre Oh a.
ci4-ss. Of ris.s II c!ty or county
We invite your pstrnLGSe. pra,,dart
EDWARD SISToS, Cpaler ,vI,
J,uyE O. PORTS Secretary. = =
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DOVER COMPANY'S PRICES:

LUMP COAL, superior for srates............. 80 SO
HAIL COAL, superior for CRATES and stoves, 50
AVERAGE COAL, superior for engines. so
PINE COAL, superior for shops. .............. so
OVEN COKE, superior for cooking purposes, 50
per load OF IS bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con-
sumers and manufacturers
T. G. JONES, Agent.
Retail yard on Sixth street near the canal. oc
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N-kW AND BEAUTIFUL FURNI~
rUEE-We are now in receipt of the largest
.rl most complste assortment OF new and elegant
FOkNlTUK re ever offered 10 the Filgnia public:
IL embraces every description needed Tor the perfect
mir Of halls pariors, dining rooms, and cham
hers and the prices range from the lowest TO ,ae
hi,hest Misunderstanding TO quality. We are de-
:.r,utp.d TO lss the saIle strenuous eSerl!ohs 10
49, wbfci, have .cterzs1 us for quarter
Of a century past, and most respectfully invite
Continuation ii The patronage heretofore 90 hae-
i"'lI HABLISTOS & BROTHER,
.trast, corner OF Nlntn-
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DISSCLUTIONO OF PARTN ERSh1P.
~ LEE Y PEHK.-We have this day dissolved
the partnership heretofore existing between us In
the commission business. cur books, papsrs, and
accounts have been placed In the hands OF Gene
raj J. D. lmhoden our attorney, to collect I'M
Inodlately what Is owing TO us, and apply II 10 me
paymeut Of the debts of the concern. Our said
attorney is authorized to use the tlrms name IN
setting with debtors and creditors, and all settle
llents will be made with him. n. M LEE:
II. Ii. PECK.
Richmond Sar,arnbar 30 1867. oc l-lUt
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/. ". % Washington have resolved
'''~-Iry'n name VAS Illegally
.''4. TIC roll Of lawyers.
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n, FOR sALE-A GENTLEMAN WISH.
X1gH ing good ROAD MARE will find IL 70 hi-
advantage BY applying at the Quaker City Club Stshs
DILLWXN Street, below Willow, bSStSN
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where it ought to, and not, like our contem-
porary, striking at the first head visible.
Nor do we design to sit calmly by and
see the Pharisees of our day moan
over the degeneracy of the State and
the corruption of the people, because such an
idea as lottery is proposed when the same
journal has within three months pocketed
thousands of dollars from an exactly similar
scheme, and had no compunctions ofoonscience
on the score of morality. Consistency is in
deed Jewel and common sense pearl of great
price, We therefore try to keep our neigh
bors from blackening their own records, and
from heaping their anathemas on those who
are guiltless, while they let the guilty 90 free
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TOTAL number of workmen in the country all
those classes who, from the peculiar nature of
their work, such as farm-hands, clerks,
workers by the week, etc., cannot coniine their
labor to any definite number of hours, all who
work by the piece and all who are striving to
become themselves proprietors, we shall find
that the remainder is very small fraction of
the whole working force. This contest, there
fore, for diminishing the productive industry
of the country, is not one in which the labor
ing classes are generally engaged. A few
assume to speak for all, but the interests of
by far the larger number lie IN an opposite
direction. Production is the great source Of
plenty and wealth. What the country
needs is more production, not less.
We are suffering now in almost
every department from scarcity. We have
flour at twenty dollars per barrel bo-
cause there was a failure last year in produc-
ton, We are paying high rents for houses,
because for several years back the production
has not kept pace with the increase of popula
ton. What the country needs is that the
wheels of industry everywhere should be set
in motion, and worked up to their full capacity.
The country can no more grow rich by cutting
down its productive industry than the farmer
can by ceasing to till his fields. The true in
terest of the worzmen is not in diminishing
production, but in increasing it.
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BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.-THTs

ROQ5 BAICHELORS HAIR D1 E.-THlS
~ splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world.
The only true ana perfect Dye-Harmless, Reliable In
santRneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tints
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll effects of
Bad Dyes InVgOrates the hair, leaving II soft and
beautiful The genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
fumers. Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY Street New
York 46fmwt
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sRACE;s CEIEBRATED sALVE

works like magic on old Sores, Burns. scalds, Cuts,
Wounds Bruises, sprains, Chapped Hands, Chilbains
ete etc IL is prompt action sOothes the pain takes
out soreness educes the most angry looking swell
ings and inhammatonsi thus ahording reef and COM
pete
Only 26 cents a box sent by mail for 35 cents
SETH w. FOWLE a. son, PrOpretors,
O456N No. Is FREMONT Street Boston,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFEOINL NU IVE0s
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PHALON'B "Night Blooming Osrous."
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PHALON's "Night Blooming Ceroua.U
A most exquisite, delicate, and Fragrant Perfume.
distilled from the and beautiful flower from which
II takes its name.
Manufactured only by BlSws
PHALON ~ SON, New York,
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has boen used for nearly half century for Coughs Colds
and every affection OF The Threat, Lungs
Chest II cough by oesenlng ana cIeans @ s
The lungs nd aaylng irritation thus removing the caust
Instead OF dryng up the cough and leaving the cause
behind SETH w. FOWLE s. S1N, Propretors,
NO. Is FREMONT street, Boston,
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DIR. HI. ANDERs' IODINE WATER,

nure toluton OF Iodine dissolved I'm water without
solvent containing IA grain of Iodine 70 each mud ounce
of ater, Iodine is admitted by all medical men, 10 De
The best known remedy Scrofula Ulcers Cancers,
sy phs Salt Rheum ETC., ana thousands can testify to
Circulars free. r DsS SS2sa HVhE' a. Fr0PIleiWoL
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COPPER MINING
y. THE PERUVIAN sYRUP,

Old and well established, and thousands have been
enehted by their They for sale by druggists
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A MERICAN CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF
IA ROOF COMPANY, No, 54a N. THIRD Street,
This Paint VIII preserve ali Woods and Metals guard
Yens an leaks. Old tin roofs are long preserved with
his Paint Roofs OF every kind old shingles Included
covered repaired, and made perfectly tight and war
rsnted Nj oTders Will have prompt attention. Work
"bs simTpl JOSEPH LEEDS AotuArv.
&SoaT M b, HoRART, superintendent Of Work,
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Protected Solution Of the PrOIOXde oflron, supplies the
blood with It's Life Element Iron, giving strength ygor
and life 10 the whole system. For Dyspepsia, Ie-
bity, Female Weaknesses etc, IL Is specific. " page
pamphlet containing valuable treatise on iron as
Medlcne" with certificates and recommendations etc
will be sent free. P. DINSMORE Proprietor,
No. SO DEFY street, New YORK.
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Important Arrest-A $4,000 Haul.

Mr.. WykoG, from sharpsburg, Monroe
county, Pa, says the Manhattan (Kansas) Rddi-
cal, last Tuesday placed in the hands OF Deputy
Sheriff Thompson an order from Governor
Crawford for the arrest of Depue S. Miller, of
Riley county. The order for the arrest was
given at the request of the Governor of Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Miller is charged by the Grand
Jury of Monroe county, Pa, with having en-
bezzled $50, 400 from the bank IN Sharpsburg
of which he was at the time Of the commission
of the crime President. The otense was CON-
milted last March, and Immediately thereafter
Mr. Miller came to Kansas formed some agree
able acquaintance, bought farm from Mr..
John Randolph, in the Blue Valley, about
twenty miles above Manhattan, married re-
spectacle young lady, and altogether seemed to
be getting along finely. He is upwards OF sixty
years of age, has always stood well IN society IN
Pennsylvania, and since his arrival here. De-
putty Thompson arrested him on Tuesday after
noon brought him to town and delivered him
into the keeping of Mr. Wykoff and another
gentleman. who had come all the way from
PennAylVania upon this mission. Mr.. Miller
was very much surprised at being arrested, and
his wife was almost frantlc at parting with him
on such short notice aud under such cir
cumstances.
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AUCTION SALES.

d SCOTT, } R., AUCTION Err,
ID. No. 1920 CHESTNUT STREET