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Tie Liverpool cotton mar.tL ~ ~ ols
.,-Tgvwrs am with upianfs q orleans ..
So - rEa Eay 500 bales THe New 1osE
5000 rs very firm 81 the opening, aud hr1-
= 1900 higher Iai-s- Mlac-uE &C. oEe%Ls
80 800 clos. INST ma Eet Wss dali AID
su+-arv nominal. with prres l3WeI-AAa
E7f-g f-Lfr@.c. uriesus E.c sales ivr LAr
80 b sales. Receipts .ur the week lbHs
- T,r treW week 500 bales ENpurs
So hsIz stock on bsuu 3@ a.e Oar
-a-rst VS. active ~ the opening ana COZ
-1-raF - uutu about noon wheu ptlFate us
-- grrf-9natAi the decline reported later
r --a-av D1rng the morning buyers we're
a-T-1rs o En- snd IN one or Two lnstaqcea
- - 80 fcr bright siye u Mld1inE'
80. ---vaTfuv rz-g was b. Late ID the
o. or ~ ket was dali and insl with no
---s.--ECue upou which 20 base 4~nosLopA
- rz-t-z Eere thsn A. weak 81. they were
- ~ morning. sud rushed around wlll
Eawui-s orerIuE 81 fully &c telow ngurs meg
- -srrzaT but a lev hOuTs before ne SOCK
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l5lh Day OF Jaauary, A.D., 1868,

18th Day OF January, ADJ, 1868,
sell to the highest, rest and last bidder, for
cash. al the rOnt doorsf the Court House. in
Memphis Tennessee, between the hORrs 81 10
o'eioek, n m- ard ! o'clock. pm. the undt-
vided interest OF said Eli n j. 5aTt, late Ell n
] Shaw, In and u lots 9 and 10. on Union
, trest, fronIing respectfully 60 ana 81 ieet on
the south SIDE Of Union street and running
back 2lS@ feet TO an alley. the same being The
late residence OF A B shaw, deceased, and the
LOT west thereof; lots 5 aud . on TIE north side
Of Union 81 eel, trouting % fest on Union
street, and luuRtng back 70 Tn alley go feet
and lying pplsite lots pa q 10 just describes (;
also, lots II Hno II on 6aS OsO stree eac1 frOnt-
ing - Get a1o runniugbsek E2feet % an LEY,
said lots numbered acccrufp g 10 plan Of 4. 3.
Shaw's property, maj e by W.Crane. July. AID
1858, being part OF csuntrs lot No. 4s2; a5o, lot
murc p-rtlcu AIRY described In deed Of Euen ]
Shaw, txesutrix Of A. 3 shaw, deceased, TO
DAWN Jamesea. dated September n, 1852, be ng
on Unt-n street, the said interest Of D.. j. Hart
in and 10 the above properly being acquired by
will Of A.. b. shaw, Deceased" laid property Is
in the city Of Memphis, county o. shelby, and
state OF Tennessee
merit. re
- SoId aveyvvho-a -
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Mon- ResEdent NotEce.

Kerr, westcott a stahi. SOS. Tor comply.
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University OF L0uislana-.-Medi@
Department.
FACULTY; J

h II CENAs, MD, EmerltusP Pre- fessor OF Obsts 4
RIGS and Diseases OF ~ omen and Children. -
JAMES JoSES, MD, Professor OF Obstetrics an
Diseases OF Women and children. he
= SToNE, MD Professor OF SurgeryA
T q k-ICHARDsON. MD, Professor II Anatomy.
J W MALLlgr. Pm D., Professor OF Chemistry.
SAMUEL q BEMI55, MD Professor of the Tse.
ory amd Practice of Medicine.
STANFofD ECHAILLE, NJ b, Professor OF Pf 81.
i0lOgy ana Pathological Anatomy.
FRANK HAwTHORE, ND Professor pro tenn OF
Aateria Medlca and Therapeutics.
DEMONSTRATORS OF ANATOMY,
WMC NICHOLS, MD, CT BIcKHAM, MD.
The Thlrtieth Annual Course OF Instruction
IN this Institution will begin November llth,
and end in the following March. Preliminary
LECTURES will be given daily IN the Charity Hos
pital, commencing October 18th, Al which time
also the new and extensive rnomsf for Practical
Anatomy will be opened. The facilities Of the
school, heretofore Unsurpassed, have, by the
fberality OF the State Legislature, been greatly
Increased during the past season, 80 that now
every Chair has attached to IL a Practical De-
p~artnent, in which students are Taught 70 OBJ
serve for themselves the facts set forth In the
lecture room.
Fees for all the Lectures, $40 Matriculation
fpaid but once =; Practical Anatomy, $40.
Psvment rsQu red in advance. For further 10.
formation address PROF. S. N. BEMISS,
aus " Acting Dean.
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RAHH nEF sgUUaauu III UUm
OF H-ARFF0RD, G8BH. =
Assets, OVer six and "A Half billion D
lars.
ISSUES Policies on all the different Ola
and az as low rates as Safety and Pfudsi
VIII Justify. Take a note for Hal the pE
mium, thereby yuu get double the am untDP
insurance with the same sum in cash spent
Companies. Call and see its advsuy
tages, offered by the Agents at 2k Maids
street, upstairs, 70
ool 8m MOORE & WEST, Agents
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MAXWELL
w o s.
No. SO Union Street,
EOTTCE.

THE Nonconnsh Turnpike Company snd
Wolf River Pike Company viii hola lhels
EDnuaI Meeting on the 4JA anuaIy lHn' Al
DoysI pearsrnS. j. q. JAah1, President
Ii1YEL PEAEsoN SecretarT.
naaaunhar % NHT. NH''N
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In the District Court OF The United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. IN the INST
fsr Of Edward r. Lane, Bankrupt In hank
ruptcy, District Of lest fenneasee-ss
u To whom q may concern;
= u,HE undersigned hereby gives notice o. hSs
a nointmsnr IS Assignee o. EDWARD 7.
n ane m Memphis, in the county o. Sh4tbF
O,a STATE or tennessee, within said District,
fiOn-obsS heen adludrt q = bankrupt upon his
Honin o~etaion, hy me D strict Court Of said Dis
a tA
diviEsroonis the 4te day 81 Tsnrafy. AID 1865.
To CThODE assignee. etc.
milf No. sc Aain street, fetotka hlocks
y s5spslaWeH ~ ~
Gin euc Prsas. Tneso places are very produs
tive and viii be rented ye{S ieW sor one %
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United states Of America, Western DAtTielen-
TennesEsS-ES-
THIS Is to give notice that on the 18th dsy Of
OF December, A. D., 1851, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against me estate Of
Madison. aud state O~fTepnessse, who has been
aoiudged a bankrupt, on h own pc fton: utat
me payment Of any ueOts, ana delivery Of
any property belonging to sucn bankrupt, 70
hifp. or for his use,aOd me tranaf T OF any prop
erty by him, a @ fol hidden by law that q meet
ne OF the creditors of the SAID bankrupt, 10
prove their deBts, and to choose une or mole
sssignees of his estate, VIII Dc he d at acourt
Main street, IN waldran block, Aemphis Gem,
before Thomas ]. Latham. hsq,HtgisteI on TIE
96h day OF January. A. d. 1855, at l0o'ciotk
Memphis, Tenn, 9th day OF December, A. .,
1877 i'm TO HENY,
Marshal. as Messenger, Western District Of
tennessee. BY } Is. BINGHAM,
Deputy U. 8. Marshal, as Messenger.
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County COurs Sale Of Land.

Maria Z Petiitset ais, W Mary I. Noleta % al.
Petition for sale Of real estate for division.
TTEDEG and by virtue OF "a decree Of sal5
made ia the abuye emit ed cane, at lue
Dece user t-im. 1871, OF tLe County Ourt or
shelby 5ounty. tunuessae, Q viii proceed 10 sell
70 the nighsSt and BEST BIDDER, 1eIore he Court
house door Ia LlB cts GI MeIuphss. on
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AGRICULTURAL.
1cKR0Rn 3 HuFFMAN,S MORBID

pICKFORD s. HUFFMAN'S WORLD
II RENOWNED PREMIUM GRAIN DRILL,
1iIh the IMPROVED GUANO ATTACHMENT,
manufactured with all the improvements OF Messrs.
improvements of our own. We now have what VIC
know to be the best WHEAT DRILL ever offered
in Virginia. More accurate and reliable, more
sim nle and durable less liable 10 accidents, and
more certain In all It's performance than any other
drill This we guarantee TO all purchasers. A few
old-styie Bickford Huffman DRILLS and GUM
SPRiNG DRILLS for sale low 10 make room for
our new work.
: or the advantages OF drilling wheat over broad
casting there is no difference OF opinion among
farmers. Many Of our most successful wheat
growers maintain that In seeding fifty bushels Of
grain the machine will pay for itself the first year
In saving Of seed and Improvement Of crop.
This drill is equally advantageous in putting In
oats and Is also the best ccrn-pianter that can be
used 10 responsible farmers we can extend libe-
raj credit and we solicit call from all who have
wheat to seed. II. II. SMITH Il CO.,
oc lS--d&w3m Manufacturers.
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ARREST OF A BURGLAR.-A negro named
Jerry Smith was arrested by officers Grad
dock and Knox and lodged in the second
station house yesterday evening for steal
ing silverware, valued at 5000, from Mrs.
Pegram. The circumstances that led to the
arrest are these One day last week he
went to the store Of Messrs. Mitchell &
Tyler with some spoons with the upper por-
tion where the name was engraved cut
off. Mr.. Tyler told him to leave the por-
ton he had brought and bring the other,
and he would give him big price for
them. he went off, but did not return.
Yesterday Mr.. Tyler went out with the
officers and recognized him on the street,
and he was arrested. He will have hear
ing this morning.
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ATTEMPTED SuIc1DE.-A white woman
named Susan Rider, residing in the house
Of ill-fame kept on Third street near Broad
by one Luretta, a creole, attempted to COM
NIT suicide on Saturday night. She went
to market with Luretta in the morning, and
on her way thither imbibed pretty freely
Of mixed drinks, and did not return home
until late hour at night. When she did
get home she was very cross, and the pro-
prietress threatened to turn her out of the
house if she did not behave herself. Her
reply was, 81 have lived to be thirty-one
years old, and am disguised with life, and
mean to okillmysef this very night" No at
tention was paid to this remark, but soon af-
ter she borrowed ten cents, and proceeding
to drug store on Broad street bought some
laudanum, at the same time asking how
much was q dose for child suffering
good deal of pain. She then went home,
and pouring the liquid into q atumbler, drank
the whole of it. Luretta sent at once for
an emetic, which, being administered, had
the desired effect. In the mean time Drs.
J. B. Page and John R. Garnett were sent
for, and did all in their power for the relief
of the foolish girl. Her life was saved, and
at last accounts she was doing well. In
reply to question of our reporter about
her reason for the rash act, she said, Be-
cause / wanted to die." fti.r
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Misunderstanding to the, sacred
calendar, Sunday last, November -1st, was
All Saints Day-a festival observed by the
Catholic Church and to some extent, also,
by the Protestant Episcopal and Lutheran
Churches, in honor of all the angels and
saints of Heaven. In the Eastern Church
this festival has been observed for nearly
fifteen centuries. In the West it was in
stituted by Pope Boniface, in the early part
of the seventh century, on the occasion of
the dedication of the Pantheon "a temple
built in honor Of Jupiter the Avenger and
all the gods) to the worship Of the true
God, under the invocation of the Virgin
Mary and all the saints. .. ... q.
Yesterday was All Souls Day, set apart
by the Catholic Church for the commemora-
ton of all the faithful departed, for whom
the mass of requiem is said, and the Office
of the dead reoited. In Germany, the peo-
pie, both Catholic and Protestant, visit the
graveyards on this day and strew flowers
on the graves of their friends. The day
was observed as usual by the deyout Catho
lies Of Richmond.
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ODDS AND ENDs.-The quarterly meet
ing Of Presbyterian Sunday schools has
been postponed until Sunday next.
Forty marriage licenses were issued by
the Hastings Court in October. Nine we're
cution of Jeter Phillips.
General S. B. Buckner, late Confederate
States army, was in town yesterday.
The " Young Mems Golden Key" So
ciety of negroes, celebrated its anniver-
sary yesterday.
The wind of Saturday night tore off the
names of Grant and Colfax from the big
flag suspended across Main street at the
postoffice.
Old Trinity church was opened last night
as an " Academy of Music."I
James Thomas, Jr., Esq, is putting up
large new tobacco factory on the corner OF
Seventh and Arch streets, on the site OF
one of his factories destroyed by the. fire OF
April, 1865.
There is q hourishing comb factory here,
said to be turning out as good specimens Of
workmanship as any manufactory IN the
country.
The congregation of the Third Presbyte-
rian church meet tonight to consider the
resignation Of their pastor, the Rev. Z. Is
Price.
The Tredegar Company are erecting Six
teen new furnaces in connection with thell
rolling mill. .... .s.r
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AFRAID OF HIS CAPTAIN.-A white man
named George Wilson, sailor, on the
British bark Satellite, complained to the
Mayor yesterday that he was afraid Of John
Turner, the captain of the bark. He said
when he was at City Point he threatened
his life, and he went ashore to see the
British consul, but could find none; came
to this city, and could find no consu!
and he was afraid to go the dock to get his
money and his clothes. The Mayor gave
him a note to Assistant District Attorney
Weed, to libel the boat and make the cap
tain keep the peace towards him.
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HORSE FAIR.-A great horse fair Is an
nounced to commence at Ledley's Hermitage
Park Race-course on Wednesday next. 1t
will be of three days duration. Among
the noted horses entered are Paxton's
" American STAR" General Mulford, y
g Post Boy" and Fanny Baker," Sport
ing men are looking forward with interest
to the racing in prospect.
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T,oox Our FOR Your. BASEMENT WIN
pows.-As we were passing down Eigntn
street last night about z o'clock we saw .
large negro man sitting in q basemsnf WIN
dow and as as we we neared the spot the wln,
dow was opened and bundle pushed
thropob the iron bars by negro woman.
We do not -pretendto say that the bundle
was, stolen, but we think that housekeepers
lsba,,Id aa have an eye to the Kitchen windows,
aa we have heard Of good many petty
thsits being committed in thst way
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFlCE NoyEa-
BEE 8, lS6s.-Brevet Major W. A. Elder
kin, Richmond, Va; Miss Mary Foice,
Cartersville, Va; B. N. Morrissett, Ches-
terfeld county, Va; ]. Randolph Pollard
King and Queen county, Va; Mamie
Brown, Amelia county, Va; Mrs. Z. Is. Nc
Laughlin, Baltimore, Nd; Mrs. Ann
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Mr. William John
son, who resided near Hopeful church, in
Louisa county, while out hunting on horse
back near his residence on Friday last, on
discharging his gun from his horse was
thrown violently to the ground, and SO seri-
ously injured that he died on the following
night. He weighed nearly three hundred
pounds, and was sixty-nine years old.
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SwINDL1NG.-Austin Mitchell "a bright
mulatto) was arraigned yesterday before
the police court to answer for swindling and
defrauding James Hughes out of two dol
lars. Hughes said he went to Austin's shop
Saturday with" chill on him, and he gave
Austin two-dollar bill to get him pair OF
boots. He went and did not come back.
He went to his house about day the next
morning, and found him in bed but in
stead of coming to him he jumped out OF
the window and fed. He was required to
give security in the sum of 500 for his fu-
ture good behavior.
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THEFT OF BuTTER.-A keg Of butter was
stolen from the commission house OF ota-
pies s. Blair, on the Basin bank, last eve
ming after dark. Officers Cray ana Moouy
found the stolen property in an alley PACK
of Antoni's, and restored 1t to the owners
The thief has not yet been caught.
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THE S1LvER-spooN THEFT.-Edward b.
Tompkins IA very pompous-looking negro)
appeared before the Mayor yesterdayto 10 an
swer for butlerizing four silver tablespoons
from Mr.. J. P. Woodward. In the absence
of witnesses for the defence the case was
continued until to-day.
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The BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS of the
Southern Baptist Convention, at its meeting
in the First Baptist church on yesterday
afternoon, appointed committee to consider
and report upon the expediency of estab-
fishing q mission in Southern Europe.
Encouraging letters were read from the
missionaries of the Board in China and
Africa. They report twelve recent addi-
tions by baptism. The corresponding secre-
tary (Rev. J. B. Taylor, D. d. had just
returned from visit to several of the
southern States, and represented that o
growing interest is felt. by the Baptist
churches in the work of this Board, He
urged upon the Board an enlargement of
their missions in China and Africa.
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PARDoNs REFUsED.-The Governor yes
terday refused to pardon Joseph F. Nelms,
convicted in Lynchburg of passing coun-
terfeit money, and William H. Magee, con-
victed in Prince George of house-breakine
and larceny. They were sent to the peni'
tentiary for two and FIVE years respectively
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ADJUSTMENTS,

FIRST GREAT &s&
~ HORSE FAIR &M&S&ESSSgxA
OF the season n vii come off &N
over the E MITA 6 K 'aaa---
PARK RACE-COURSE formerly Camp Lee) on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY, -.
the 4th, 6th, and eth Of November, 1858.
FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4TI1.
Premium Of $50 for all horses that never beat
three miputes-$35 for the first horse; SIS for the
second horse.
William Ledley enters &. &. Rocket. ,..
Z. =. Wescot enters b. e. General Mulford,
owner enters C. e. Post Boy ~.
owner enters &. &. Baltimore Boy.
Same day match running race.
sECoND DAf--THURsDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH.
.Premfum OF Sloo, open for ali horses-$7s for the
first horse; $25 for the second
u. Y Harvey enters b. s. Flyaway-
I. pAXt IN enters s. S. American Star.
Owner enters C. S. Eutaw. -. =
r. Baker enters b. m. Fanny Baker
Same day, three unknown to trot
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9TH.
. Premium of SIS, open for all double teams-S5O
for The first team; S25 for the second team.
u. I. Harvey enters Flyaway and mate
i. PaXton enters American Star and mate.
Same day, running match. -.
Entrance fec To the above races ten per cent
GOOD day and good track. Entries TO all the above
races are open until the day of the trot. Entrance
on Broad and Leigh Streets
GaTE FEE, kIFIY CENTS. ......-.- 81.
WILLIAM NJ LEDLEY,
no 8-s1 .r- g#1.i ... Proprietor.
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Flynn, New York, N. Y; Leroy Day, FL
mira, n. T.; Cornelius Prosser, Powhatan
county, Va; F. Shields, West Virginia =.

To THE AFFL1cTED.-Dr. FRENCH would re-
spectfully announce to the afflicted that he will
continue to treat the sick at Metropolitan Hall
each morning during this week, and that all color
ed persons will be excluded from the hall each
morning except Thurday morning, at which time
he VIII treat only colored persons) Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday there win be no
colored persons admitted.
P.S.-All colored persons wishing treatment at
our parlors must call after O'Clock In the eve
ming. DR. FRENCH
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A Vicious DOG ORDERED TO BE KILLED.
The little child of Morris. Dennis who was
bitten by a vicious dog belonging to Martain
Mckenzie made complaint to the Mayor
yesterday through her father. The Mayor
ordered the dog to be kzEed within twenty
four heurs
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POLICEMEN REMOVED THE following are
the names of the policemen removed to
make room for those appointed on Satur-
day: John D. Johnson, Robert H. Vaughn,
and - Clapp. We understand that the
reason they were removed was o-ing to
their physical inability to perform the du-
ties of policemen.
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ADDRESS OF DR.. EDwARDs.-Rev. John
E. Edwards, D. D., of Lynchburg, will de-
liver an address before the Dorcas Society
at the Broad street Methodist church to-
night. The public are invited to attend.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER ., 1859
Sun rises Moon rises. .......-.. 7.4o
Sun SETS. .5l2 High tide, A. NJ 80. GIL
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 2, 1868.
-'!.L2 aE ARRIVED .&Jt. -'3N TtHd
Steamer Petersburg, Creighton, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, Haryeys u Williams.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York. mer-
,chandlse and passengers, w. G. Dunham Co.
Barque (Brltish) Satellite, Liver pool yviG City
Point, salt, S. G. Tardy 81 Co. \.
Schooner Sardinia, Rock!and, merchandise, A.
IS. Lee. t.ag ss T.,
Schooner n. L. Compton, New York, merchan-
disc, captain. ."iiia zsa~-- rEt!as@ -.GE
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers l.. b. Tatuu1. Ey,t
Schooner D. 81. Gallagher, down the river, light.
i. ~-a~-a r-- MEMORANDA. ,..... ...... IS
.Schooners Rebecca knight and G.. W. Krebbs
cleared from Philadelphia for Richmond on the
3lst Of October. -.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, November 2-Arrived steamers
Saragossa, Thomas, and Barnes.
CIIARtEsTon, 8. c., November 2.-Schooner j.
J. Spencer. from Cardenas for Philadelphia, put
III mere dlsaoleo. k.ts
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ACCEPTED A CALL.-We learn that the
Rev. Thomas U. Dudley, promising young
divine, formerly of Richmond, at present
stationed in Harrisonburg, has accepted a
call to New Orleans.
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RoppERY.-On Saturday night while the
family of MIR. Thomas G. CLARKE were IN
one portion Of his house, on Jackson streeI,
some one entered the back yard ana stole
several buckets, tin-pans, sc.
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CLAIMS REwARD.-The Secretary OF
the Commonwealth has received and filed q
letter from negro named Peter Bibb claim
ing q part of the reward offered for the
arrest of Herndon, the Orange murderer.
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The WRENN MURDER CAsE.-The case OF
Jack Wrenn, charged with the murder OF a
negro named Jones, shot at the Old Market
flag g-raising, was called in Judge Burnham's
court yesterday. In consequence OF the
absence of Colonel Johnson, one of the prl--
soner's counsel, the trial was postponed
until this morning. The witnesses for the
Commonwealth--ten in number-were re-
cognized to appear.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-The case
of Corbin ct ais. Us. Lancaster ct ais. was
further argued yesterday.
Robert L. Montague, of Middlesex, and
Champ Patteson, of Buckingham, were ad-
mitted to practice.
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"YANKEE DOODLE COME TO TOWN.
The schooner Yankee Doodle " mas ar
rived at the White House with 250 tons OF
iron for the Richmond and York hlVer
rai1road
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The VIRGINIA STATE DEBT.-The fel-
lowing table has been compiled from ott!-
cial data in the Offices Of the State Irea-
surer and Second Auditor, and has been
furnished to the press by Messrs. John s.
Rady and j. II. Painter: jai
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-03

CHANGE OF scHEDuLE.-The passenger
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