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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19
GRAEFENBERG UTERINE CATHOLICON

If faithfully used according to directions, will
cure every case of Diabetes and greatly mitigate
the troublesome effects caused by a relaxation Of
the outlet of the bladder. 1t is most successful
remedy for Gravel and other diseases of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and for Female Diseases is un-
equaed. The Cdtholieon uniformly cures Pro-
lapsis Uteri, Whites, all irregularities Of the
Monthly Turns, Suppression, Incontinence of
Urine, Bloating and Dropscal Sweliings, and all
Diseases of Pregnacy. The specific action Of
this medicine is immediate and certain upon the
Uterine and Abdominal Muscles and Ligaments.
restoring them to as healthy state as those of
childhood and youth, so that patients who have
used the Graefenberg Companys Uterine Cdfhoh-
cannot sufficiently express their gratitude for
the relief afforded. Redington Co., Agents.
4l6 and AIS Front street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

4 FACT NORTH PoSpERING oS-TBE CERTIFICATE OF TIE
WoRLDA Universal hsicine--For the investigation Of
truth for testing the merits Of fact three things are
authentic and personal
observation: all of which HoIloway-s Pills and Ointment
ssess eminent degree They universal hy being
advertised in every printed language and used by all nations
Throughout the word their authentic documents the
millions certified in all clime and among all pco
les and nal observation Of the thousands who daily
witness immediate relief they are giving coughs colds
asthma Ironchs HheaziDg in the chest. and difficult
breathing the radical in neuralgia ticoloreux
rhenrratism. lumhago and sciatca-
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PETITION IN INSOLVENCY.

IN TIE COUNTY COURT. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF TRINITY STATE or CALIFORNIA:
In the matter of the petition of GEO. w.
WARD, Insolvent Debtor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

GENERAL SEDGwIcK.-A Western newspaper.
which does not appear to have profound ap-
nreciation for hero worship, says :--'' The Cen
eral Sedgwick who is reported to have crossed
tho Rio Graude. is n young man of about thirty
a native of Louisville, KY and up TO the break
ipg out of the war was clerk in a one-horse
dry goods store in that city. The Louisville
Courier writes him down as 'very small pota-
toes , Y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

Coon TALK.--In a letter to G. A. Gillespie,
General Bidwell thus refers to his candidacy for
s-uhernatorial honors al should feel pride,
beyond what am able to express in mere words,
in being selected by the suffrage? of free peo-
pie to preside over the affairs of our new and
promising State as its Chief Magistrate and If
il is the desire of my friends and they mud me
available, and nothing in the future intervenes.
| am willing to repose my CLAMPS IN their
hand,, and to accept the nomination from the
loyal Union party, and none other, providing
can DO so without entering into combinations
which, if | should be elected, would prostitute
the patronage of the State and destroy my own
self-respect and independence. If am elected
want to be Governor, and not something else.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

asA, Goods delivered at purchaser residenc
FREE OF CHARGE.
March Il, 1863. 4S.td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19

Nor DEAp-The Empress Carlotta, whose
death has been announced on the faith OF
pretended telegram, is at Miramar, and recover
ing her health.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-01-19


WARD, InsOlvent Debtor.
nURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE HON.
| John Murphy, county Judge in and for said
county, notice is hereby given to all the credit
ors of:the said insolyent Geo. W. Ward to be and
appear before the Judge of said Court, at the
court room thereof, in the town of Weaverville,
county and State aforesaid, on
Monday, the 4th day of February,
A. D., 1867, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. of that day,
then and there to show cause, if any they can,
why the prayer of said insolvent debtor shall not
be granted an assignment of his estate be made,
and he be discharged srom his debts and liabili-
ties, in pursuance of the statute in such case
made and provided, and in the meantime all pro-
ceedinqs aqaiust the said insolvent be stayed.
Given under my hand and the seal of said
lis Court. this Sd day of January, A. D. 1867.
A. J. LOOMS, Clerk.
EFF. ALLEN, Attorney for Petitioner, 50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-30

| UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PREsIDING-FRIDAY, EovEM-
Der 20, lS67.-In the case Of the United
States Us. Styll & Davis, General Bradley
7. Johnson, in behalf of the defendant, de-
INJURED to the venre tacias on the ground
that it had not directed the summoning OF
citizens and freeholders. The court over
ruled the demurrer, holding that the
words "good and lawful men," contained
in the writ, covered the whole ground.
The case of the Merchants Bank of Bal
timore US. the Bank of the Valley Of Vir-
ginia was argued at length. Decision re-
served by the court.
Considerable business of no public in
terest was transacted before the court ad-
journed.
The grand jury have made public no
new preSentments.
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1atCti071 Sales This Day.

HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON will
sell 1T O'Clock a handsome brick tenement
on Church Hill on the east line Of Twenty
fourth between Broad and Marshall
streets.
DUNNAVANT & ARMSTRONG will sell ut
10 O'Clock TN assortment of household fur
niture, etc.
GRUBBS Il WILLIAMS will sell at half
PAST O'Clock TWO very beautiful building
lots on the west side of Nineteenth street
between Grace and Broad
L. GATHR1GHT will sell ut l433 Main
street, commencing at 10 y. NJ, household
furniture, beds, and miscellaneous goods
II. p. TAYLOR will sell at 10 A. NJ, in rear
of Ballard House, seven horses, Il mule, an
ambulance, and 4 coal cart.
COOK Y LAUGHTON will sell At 10 A. NJ. :,
on Council Chamber Hill, horses, mules,
COWS, and Il pony.
l. n. COOKE, Seventh street between Broad
and Marshall will commence At 10 a. NJ.
to sell an assortment of nice furniture. Il
double gum &c.
L. A. WILLIS will sell at 10 O'Clock coats,
pants, cloths, shoes, fancy goods, etc.
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vlEGINIA CEN TR 4 j. LAND
AGENcY AND DnNIRSTlG lMMLGRATlON

VIRGINIA c = n T 4 a j. LAND
Y AGENCY AND D"MEsTlG !MMIGRATloN
AND WHlTa LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE. RiCH-
MoND, vi have very recentiy y perfected t tne
scale buoins ss that will honcelorth receive my
uudivided attention, combiuirS the sale OF lands
mills mines furnaces, and water powers, ano tas
supply Of white labor, male and female, ana ten.
ans rs far as thay can possibly be obtained, from
the states and cities o. the North: o,a >,
My partner. Colonel IL. }. rage, Is III eu"the VI
oCr oHics in New ora:
In Phi!adelphia and Baltimore have associates
of the highest re ,pec cta blity and responsibility
Carolina am associated with ID; W COURTS.
ESQ. or Red,vi!le, for many years State treasurer
The faciIities Ills agency offers for the sale OF
lands a., not surpassed in ths South IN reg!r
to mlnos of all kinds, have made eontracGs WIN WI
parties in the cities north OF this who make maj
branch Of the business specially poto ia luz
country and Europe, securing 10 NE tne "iuesf
possible field OF operations ana In tnas III. ed
,nineraIogist a .ld assayer Colonel WILLIAM Oil
HkM for In prompt analysis of all minerals that
may be sent TO me-, thus determining Inc 'aiue oi
TEE WHITE LABOR
branch Of the business Will be under ne mansse,,
ment CT thoroughly competent gentlemen. m III III
further notice s given, our efforts Will De directed
to supplying this city with factory hands, poTters,
mainly Gelman and Irish. The most ample and
satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS have been mace loi
,heir cheap By yi4 bs is OF January
hope 10 b. able 10 supply farm hands and small
tenants. ...,- a., . ga
Parties in want of white labor OF either seX are
red u. ste to communicate their wants IA %sltins,
40 that may forward IT, em TO The supply omces IN
New York aud philadel phla
TERMS: For selling lands, hve per ceht: euni
mission on all sales actually made, but no charge
Whatever unless sale is effected For mines, an
additional contingent fee, the subject OF contract
In esch case and pay able Of proceeds o! sale.
For labrrers f. OF 95 for each one suPpllea 9y
c5niract, payable when the laGoref is denvsf1a
AID when inc iaLor 10 unable 10 pay nls VI iiei
5eiuhts al 80 from New ork-to be repaid 10 iie
by the .ppoysr when he receives the lanoreI' as
81 much advanced on the fontraS lot weses'
Wriilan particulars furnished on application
"AA''N j. d. lMbUDEN,
,o arsE wam Post office box 2dp
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-
srDrSG-FRIDAY MoRNING.-A number of
United States soldiers charged with an
undue observance of Thanksgiving day by
way of too frequent lbations, causing an
obliviousnes5 OF the requirements of the
public peace, were sent to the Libby to be
dealt with.
Laubin Gault, charged with creating a
disturbance in the house Of Mrs. Isabella
Rix, was discharged.
james Pagan, charged with having in his
possession piece of cloth stolen from
John Z. Doherty, Was called up, and his
case continued until Friday next.
Richard r. Turner was arraigncd for as
saulting and striking Samson Heller.
Charles Hutzler and Meyer Heller were
arraigned for breaking open the house of
Richard r. Turner. William Heller and
Gresham Heller were arraigned for follow
ing Richard r. Turner TO the station
house and making threats that his life
was in danger.
The parties concerned in this general
row being severally called, made their APP
pcarance. Samson Heller, an old man,
came up with his head bandaged, and
stated that the difficulty between himself
and Mr.. Turner was one of long standing.
There had been trouble between their
families for some time. On the day of the
difficulty Mr.. Turner's child was making a
noise in his yard, and he chased him out
and drove him up stairs. Mr.. Turner came
out afterwards and said "I'll kill you"
Witness replied, "Well, kill me then =
Turner struck him blow over the head
and went away.
The Mayor asked him if he could take
the bandages off his head, in order to show
the nature Of his hurt. He could not, as
his head had been dressed by the doctor
The Mayor concluded, then, to continue the
whole matter over until Wednesday, when
the DOCTORS presence could be had.
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Hines, Liquors, dc.

UUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM
" Europe, and pat up expressly for me,
100 cases CHAMPAGAE, OF the best brands;
25 cases PohT WINE, and
100 cases HOOK WINE, different brands, from
the Laubsnheimer TO Schloss JohannisberHer.
A $50 the celebrated Red .ssmanshauser, spark.
ling Hook and mofslle the !a;tera most delic ous
ladies wine-aE Of wnich offer AT as low prices
I sl.o beg to call the attention of my customers
ana the public generally to my large stock of
Rye ana BpUhEoN WHlSklES,
FbENCH BkANDlES,
JAMAICA Rum,
kAMSAY'S sCOTCH WHlsKEY,
GINS,
sHER4iES and MACEIRAS,
CLAfETS and FRENCH WHITE WINES,
LONDON PORTER and SCOTCH ALE,
ANGOSTUEA, BOkEa'S, and BOONE
kAMP BITTEGS, etc, etc.
OSCAR CRAM,
No Exchange Block, Fourteenth street.
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ROSE Court OF INQUIRY-NINTH Day
Milton +. Woody, assistant commissioner
of registration at the Third Ward polls,
testified that he saw Colonel Rose good
many times during the third day, and did
not notice anything unusual in his con-
duct. he seemed perfectly sober, and
was not rude to any one in his presence.
He called on Colonel Rose once or twice
during the day to qucll disturbances at
the polls. These disturbances prevented
the registrars from attending to their du-
ties, though witness did not know their
cause. He did not know that Colonel
| Rose interfered with the conduct of the
election, except when called upon to pre-
vent disturbance.
Mr.. Vincent Bargamin testified that he
was at the Third Ward polls on the third
day, and near the colored poll, by the re-
quest Of the executive committee and
with the appreciation Of General Schofeld.
There was disturbance at the colored
poll. Berry Amos got on the table in
front of the colored poll, and called out
that he had Conservative tickets. There
arose on the part Of the colored men cries
Of Rattlesnakc - "Put him off the ta-
blc!" "Won't take his tickets" etc.
All seemed to be bowling, and raised such
noise that it was impossible to near names
of voters inside the polls. The commits
sioners inside complained that the election
could not go on unless the noise was
stopped. Colonel Rose rode up, and say
ing to Amos that he was creating a dis
turbance, ordered him to get OIL the table.
Amos asked that Fitchett be put oil also.
Fitchett said that the table was his private
property. Colonel Rose rode off, and re-
turning, made Amos get off. A Mr..
Smith then came up and said that he was
a northern man, the colored mans friend,
and had never bought or sold slave. He
asked them to take Conservative tickets
from him. He said that Colonel Rose had
requested him to take his stand there and
try to preserve order. The noise was soon
recommended, and in short time Colonel
Rose ordered all the tables to be taken
away. After this there was no disturb
ance. Witness saw Colonel Rose at least
fifteen or twenty times on the last day of
the election. He was as sober as any man
he ever saw. Berry Amos was noisy when
ordered to get OIL the table.
The court adjourned until 2 o'clock.
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List Of letters.

,cr or LETTERS REMAINING
- --t;r POST-oEFlCS AT RICHMOND,
IL - ~ VIRGINIA, NOVEMBER 40, 1857.
SlAIh ,,snsd for within one month they will be
J. ~ no. tS% pcsd Letter ofice.
,a-' " ",,rers ~. or transient visitors In town or
To HGN.t srecial address may be unknown
;.yr "%I"-.rsad on the lower loft hand corner
sa.1,ft ta gyHyd transient"
y .os Eo hostage stamp on the upper right hand
I.ssf ~ Jeava space between the stamp and
ts'"s',., 81 ar post marking without Interfering
Va Ie I'm any Of these letters the applicant must
.o,. ,.3rf':iss3 isherS,'' giving the data Of
t,t, '', ors nav one cent for ad vertisinG.
~ T. roo uaS; for the return Of a letter to the
\ 20. = unclaimed within thirty days or less,
v-l.r'. ~ printed with the writer's name, post
v--.". sta ross the left and end OF the en-
aac.. -, ft.e face side. will he complied with.
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EVENING SESSION

Z. NJ.
EVENING SESSION.
The stockholders re;issembled at
o'clock.
General Echols reported from the select
committee of thirteen the following reso-
luton with recommendation for its
adoption:
Resolved, That the stockholders ap-
! prove of the recommendation Of the Gene
raj Superintendent in regard to an ac-
commodation train, and the President and
Directors are hereby requested to put a
train on the road, according to the plan
suggested in his report, at as early day
as may be convenient"
Mr.. Branch and Mr.. John Hunter de-
sired to know whether the proposed mea-
sure met with the approval Of the Presi-
dent and Directors.
Colonel Fontaine replied that, so far as
he knew, it did. He stated further that
the accommodation train had not been in
times past failure. It had never been
suspended on that account.
Mr.. NJ. G. Harman moved that the reso-
luton be referred to the President and
Directors.
Mr.. Branch begged Mr.. Harman to with
draw his motion. He wanted the vote
taken on the original resolution. The
subject should not have been brought be-
fore general meeting.
Mr.. Harman declining to withdraw, the
question was put, and the motion to refer
prevailed.
Mr.. Thomas J. Niche offered the follow
ing {; which was unanimously adopted:
I" Resoluetl, That when the President and
Directors Of this company shall have con-
cluded contract with the commissioners
of Virginia and West Virginia, it shall be
their duty at once to assume the name and
style Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, and to claim and exercise all the
rights and franchises conferred upon the
said Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany by the acts Of the Legislatures of Fir-
ginia and West Yirginia."
ELECTION or OFFICERS.
On motion of Mr.. M. G. Harman, the
meeting proceeded to the election of Off
GERS for the ensuing year.
Colonel Fontaine was unanimously
elected president by acclamation.
The names of Messrs. G. R. Mason, Isaac
Davenport, Jr., aud n. B. Hill, were placed
in nomination, and a scale vote demanded,
The vote stood: Mason, $780,. Hill,
1885; Davenport, l,227.
Messrs. Hill and Mason were declared
elected directors Of the company.
SALARY OF THE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Branch moved that the salary of the
president be raised from $4,000 to $1,000.
The motion was carried by a considerable
majority. Adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-30

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POST OFFICE November 10Th
James Jones, Richmond, Va, no stamp
Mrs. Brockley, New York, no stamp; jim
mie Lamkin, Richmond, Va, no stamp
James Jones, Petersburg, Va, no stamp
Don C. II. Peters, Lynchburg, Va, old
stamp; William O'Thomas, Louisa Court
house, Va, no stamp; James B. Collins,
Ashland, Va, no stamp; Mrs. Maria
Evans, Petersburg, Va, revenue stamp
Sarah Jane Cotrrel, Masonville, KY, nc
stamp; C. W. Blanton, no address; Mrs
Rebecca Freeman, no address; Colonel D.
Taylor, Washington, D. c., no stamp
Hon. r. f. Fenton, Albany, n. T., nc
stamp Mrs. A. N. Cole, Brooklyn, n. Y,
no stamp; j. W. Wittenberg, Jersey City,
Nj, no stamp; Mrs. Maria T. Simons,
Charleston, S. c., no stamp; L. B. HUE,
Baltimore, Md, stamp cut from envelope
William II. Seneca, imperfect address
Addison N. Nuckols, Oakland Station
Kv., no stamp; Mrs. George +. Douglass
Alexandria, Va, no stamp; Richard Eos
ter, imperfect address c. II. s., box $50,
no stamp. ~,
These letters can be taken from the
Office during the day and until O'CLOCK
this afternoon, at W hich hour they are pu'
nm to be sent to the dead-letter office in
Washington.
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COMMONWEALTH vs. HCFFMAN.-The case
of the Commonwealth against P. II. Huff
man, sheriff of Henrico county, and his
sureties, for the recovery Of large amount
due for taxes collected and paid into the
treasury, was on yesterday decided in favor
of the Commonwealth, the jury bringing
in verdict for the whole amount claimed
of the sheriff and his suretes. Their
counsel moved to set aside the verdict,
but Judge Meredith overruled the motion
and entered judgment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-30

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-On Thursday
Thanksgiving day., Mr.. William Billups,
a cabinet-maker, on Broad street, was &C
cidentally shot while out hunting with a
friend. Mr.. Billups was standing by a
wagon, against which his gun was resting,
when the weapon slipped, and going on,
the load was lodged in his left hand. Drs
Dickie and Vest found it necessary to am
putate two fingers, but at last accounts
the wounded man was doing well.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-30

Ths ladies and gen:lt men who have been IN
vted to assist in sin ing the several pieces on the
occasion Of laying the cornerstone OF the new
Masonic Hall on toe 10th Of December are re-
quesed to attend the second meeting for rehearsal
In the ball room of the Spotswood Hotel this eve
niEg at 5 o'clock promptly.
The leaders OF the several city choirs are re-
quested to suspend their regular practising for
this evening, and be present with their choirs.
TEE COMMITTEE.
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THE DIAMOND RING THEFT.-Montgom-
cry Dandridge, negro, was arraigned be-
fore the Mayor yesterday charged with
stealing diamond ring and suit Of cloth.
ing from Major ". H. Brown, Fifth United
States cavalry. In the absence Of wit
nesses, and in order to give time for further
inquiries concerning the robbery, the case
was continued until Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-30

Domestic MARKETs.-We have never
seen more abundant supplies in our do
nestle markets than at present. Meats,
vegetables, poultry, fruit, and game, are
offered in great profuSion, and realize for
venders prices highly remunerative and
satisfactory. The attendance is not so
large as was the case in midsummer, and
we miss those dense crowds which fire.
uuently amounted to "jam y; but there
are buyers sufficient to leave but little re-
naming unsold at the close of market
hours. For the qualification of our hume
rous readers we subjoin the ruling prices
Neats.-Quantity and quality Offering
never surpassed. Beef, II -, Is, and 1899.
veal, Is to 2Oc. shoat and pork, l62ac.
lamb and mutton, 22c.; sausage, 1876.
salted beef, l2Rc.
Veqetables.-Cabbage, 5, 10, and l5c.;
sweet potatoes, % TO 30c. per peck; Irish
potatoes, 81 per bushel; celery, zoe. per
bunch; carrots, sc. per bunch parsnlps
lOc. per bunch; onions, lOc. per quart
leeks, sc. per bunch herbs, two punches
for &C.. tomatoes, SOC. per peck; turnips
zoe. per peck.
Pomrv.-Turkics-Live, 81 80; dressed
50 to 50 so; chickens, 40 to SOC. each
geese, 81 per pair; ducks, $l.25 per pair
guineas, SOC. each.
Butter and EygS.-Mountain and north,
ern butter, 35 to 40c. country, 40 to 45c
Eggs, Soc. per single dozen, or three dozer
for 81.
Fedt.-Apples, sl.5O to 81 per bushel
dried peaches, Sc per bushel dried apples
So per bushel.
Game.-Venison, 30 to 25c. per pound
rabbits, Csc. each; squirrels, 2Oc.; par
tridges, 81 per dozen wild turkies, SOL
each; wild ducks, 81 to sl.25 per pair.
Fish and Oysters.-Nortolk chu5, lZ14c
per pound trout, Csc. per bunch. Oysters
sl.25 to sl.5O per gallon. Lobsters, SOC
each.
Prorender.-Hay, 81 per cwt.; Glove
hay, sl.5O cwt.; fodder, 81 per cwt.
| shucks Soc per CWt.
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Marine Intelligence.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER so, 1907.
Sun rises.........7 II Moon sets. 81
Sun sets. 10 High tide, A. M.......I3S
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Albemarls. Bourns. New York, mer-
chaudss and passengers, ). Ayres Co.
Steamer State OF Maryland, irav.rs, Baltimore,
mercha disc aud passengers, d. w. Currie.
Schooner Hornet, =, James river lumber,
captain.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, msr-
chandise and passengers. h. b. Tatum.
steamer Norfolk, Vance, Phtlaielphia, mer-
chandiss and passengers, w. p. Porter.
BT rELIGaAfH.
WHlrg HorsE, November 2a.-Arrived, steamer
Mystic Scherm.rhorn. Norfolk. mercha andise and
pass. myers, kicitfaond and York kiver Railroad.
called, steamer admiral. ktrwan, Baltimore,
m"rch tndise ard Passengers, Richmond and YORK
hiycr ahiiroad
SAVANNAH November 29.-Arrived, barque Po-
mona, Richmond.
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UNITED STATES GRAND JURY.--Major G.
B. Duffield, Colonel G. W. Munford, and
Ex-Governor Letcher, were examined
before the United States Grand Jury yes
terday, it is rumored in regard to the
indictment OF President Davis.
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JUDGE BuRNHAM's CoURT.-In this court
yesterday John Roberts alias John Daven.
port was arragned on an Indictment for
+ -bigamy, convicted, and sent to the peniten-
tiary for one year.
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Yorxa MEN should bear in mind that no par
ticuiar OF prsvi study is required at the
old Dominion Business College over 1877 Main
street, before admission. 4 common school sdu-
cation Is all that Is necessary. Students are ad-
mi,ted at any tina.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN HESRICo.-
The people OF Henrico will assemble al
their courthouse on Monday at IL O'CLOCK
to appoint delegates to the Conservative
State Convention Of December lin.
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GERMAN CONSERVATIVE MEETISG.-The
Germans have another meeting tonight
at Monticello Hall for the purpose Of per-
fecting their Conservative organization.