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ANOTHER SCnEMB,-From advices re-
Ceiyed from New York this evening we
gather the information that it is proposed
blythe original advocates of new nominees,
IN view OF the failure to perfect their first
named plan, to have an authoritative an
1ouncement from the National Democratic
Executive Committee that the present nomi-
lated electors be voted for without refer
ence to Seymour and Blair, or without
instructions 10 them to cast the electoral
vote Tor any particular candidate but
IN case Of the election OF a majority Of Con-
sefVatiye electors, then that they give their
votes Tor President and Vice-President for
sucA persons as may hereafter be deter
mined upon rs proper representatives Of the
T nre Conservative voters Of the country
UaiQ In Sam
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Address of the Democratic National
Committee.

NEW YORK, October 21.-The Democratic
National Committee has issued an address.
1t makes no allusion to any change Of can
didates. It says 49, ..--... .,,,- ..
/" It is charged by the Radical party, o
party of violence and usurpation, which, for
the last four years, to prolong its own exist
ence, has set at naught the Constitution and
fundamental principles of our Government,
that we intend revolution and defiance Of
existing laws. The accusation is so I'M
founded and absurd that it cannot be enter
tanned for a moment by an intelligent voter
who has even the most superficial know
ledge of the history of his country. The
Democratic party can proudly point to
every page of its record. 1t has never yio-
lated single obligation of the fundamental
compact by which these States entered into
the family OF nations. It's watchword in
peace, as in war, has been, and will always
be, Union, the Constitution, the Laws " !;
and no man nor any set Of men, however
high they might be placed by the suffrages
of their citizens, can expect to receive
the support of this great conservative party
in any revolutionary attempt against the
established laws. The ballot-box and the
supreme will of the American people are
the only means of redress to which we look"
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ELECTION FRAUDS IN PENNSYLVANIA
Blarsviue, Pa, October 2O.-The congress
sional conference judges of the twenty-6rst
congressional district split to-day into two
parties, sending different certificates of
election to the Governor-one declaring
Covode elected by 325 majority, and one de-
.claring Foster elected by Al majority. The
grounds of dispute were in counting Dun
bar, in Fayette county, and Youngstown, in
Westmoreland county, where it is alleged
by afidavits that no legal election was
held. ..
90 ffao &c, course Covode will get the seat. The
:! y IL will care nothing as to who is
"a 49, 80 .fss7f,sAin contest. lie will surely
be successful. His party is reckless, law.
less, and unprincipled.1
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From tho Freeport Qil'nois) Bulletin,
RNsA "A Sfctps. > a+4s Il )

|
The New York Tribune gives the follow
ingias part Of q letter recently received
from New Yorker who has for several
years resided in this State:
"There is no schance Of a northern man
making q living in Virginia. The feeling
is ten times worse than it ever was before.
You know ] have always been Democrat,
but. il the Seymour ticket is elected no
northern iaan can live in the South and
am going to get out of it as soon as can
getmy money in. / would not stop a day
if | had my money"
RICHMOND, Va, August Is, 1868.
Editor Bulletin: Dear Sir,-I have Just
cutthe above from this mornings Dispatch,
and do not hesitate to pronounce the g New
Yorker" an unm;tigated rascal. A man
who will misrepresent the state of affairs
ut the South in such manner would rob
his grandmother's grave to get hairs to
make fiddle strings. He deserves to be
sent back into Natures mint and seized as
q counterfeit on humanity of Natures
baser metal. Person and property here
are just as secure as in Massachusetts, and
the citizens are anxious to have northern
men come and settle here. You know |
have always been New England Yankee !;
but if the Seymour ticket is elected l shall
reside at the South. JUSTICE.
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Mr.. E. B. Olmstead is still at Bunker's
Hotel. Washington, in custody of the detec,
tive officers, and it seems to be understood
that he is to remain there for day or two,
mill ne can become somewhat composed,
when any statement he may have to make
will be heard.
MONTPELIER, W., October 2O.-George
F. Edmunds was to-day chosen United
States senator from this State for slx years
from the Atm of March next.
BosroE, MASS, October 2o.-Aifred
Green (negro) was sentenced to four months
in the House of Correction for throwing
stones at q Democratic procession last night.
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KIND AcT.-The two little boys James
and Andrew Johnson, who arrived in this
city on last Saturday in acondition OF great
Notwithstanding walked all the way from
Monroe county, Va, in search Of their
grandmother, who formerly lived at Stat
ford Courthouse, but during the war re-
moved to Philadelphia-were, through the
Intervention of Mr.. S. Norment with Hon.
John W. Garrett, president cf the Belti-
more and Ohio railroad, furnished free
transportation thither on Mondav, ard
went on their way with glad and cheerful
hearts, Washington Republican.
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member, elected BY over 800 majority. and
put negro in his place. Both the House
and Senate adopted resolutions giving PEI.
diem and mileage for the whole session to
q number Of Radical contestants OF sitting
Democrats seats, though the cases have not
yet been decided. .esJ.i- ". 4.
: The body Of Colonel Pope. formerly Of
the Thirty-third Illinois regiment, late
sheriff Of st. Mary's parish, ven: North
this evening on the steamer Nicholas
Longworth. The body was escorted to the
steamer by large number Of ex-United
States officers and soldiers, and the officers
now on duty here, including Generals
Rousseau and Pope.
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COMMISSIONERS" OFFICE,
GooCHLAND COURTHOUSE, October 8, 1858. !

COMMISSIONER {" OFFICE,
GoocHLAND COURTHOUSE, October 8, 1858. 5
VIRGINIA.-In Goochland County Cir
Y cult Court, September 4 1858:
ID. W. Lassiter, executor or Frances Rtves and
Samuel 5. Carter. ,.r..Plalnti1,
against
ceased Sarah Heath the widow, and William
Miller, guardian nd Liten for Elizabeth Munsell,
Jennie, Tarton, and Ellen Heath Robert Skip
with and Walter u. Leake, trustees, &c. Sallic
l.. Carter. In her own right and as adrn1nistra-
trix OF Mildred L. Carter, deceased, and mn e,
The court doth therefore adjudye, order. and de.
cree that II be referred to Of the commissioners
OF this court to take the following accounts viz,
~ An account of the administration OF A. N. HAM
ilton on the estate OF Jesse II. Heath, deceased
(2 an account of all the estate, real and personal,
of said deccdent which can be made available for
the payment Of deb-s; lSl an account Of all debts
due from the estate Of the decetent, with their
character and the order in which they bind the
estate, any part thereof; and l4l an account
showing the amounts paid by the plaintiff, ID. w.
mentioned in the bill, and In what character his
testator was q party to said bonds. The creditors
OF the estate of Jesse II. Heath, deceased, shall
prove their claims before commissioner on day
to be named by him, on pain OF being excluded
from all share In the assets.
The parties Interested IN the decree OF which the
foregoing is an extract are hereby notified that
have fxedIpnG the 18TH DAY Of NOVEMBER
NEXT the time. and my Office, at GoOchland
Courthouse. rs the place for executing said Decree
at which time and place they are required to ut,
tend with such vouchers and other evidence as Will
enable me to take said accounts.
Given under my hand rs commissioner OF court
the day and year first above written.
oc l5|Th4w J. w. PLEAsANTS.
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RICHMOND, October =. 1853. ~ oc s-Thly
Rules held for the cour

W IkGlN1A.-At Rules neld LOT the court
Of the county Of Accomac, in the clerks Of
flee thereof on the first Monday IN October; A. D.
one thousand eight hundred and sfxty-eight-the
same being the fifth day Of the said MONTH
Sylvester Stockley, Judgment creditor OF Charles
Stockcy, deceased. .Plalntlu,
against
Charles 3, Stockley, George W. Stockiey, Louis A.
stockley, Margaret Stockley, Mxhsly Stockley,
infants, and John w. Stockiey. 49,. Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object this suit Is TO subject the real estate
whereof Charles stockley died seized and posses.
sed, aud which upon his death descended TO the
parties to this suit his heirs at law to The pay
ment Of judgment recovered by The plaintiff
against Francis T. Stockiey administrator of said
Charles Stockley deceased for 5000, with interest
thereon from January ], 1855, till paid and 3s.n
costs.
Affidavit having been made before the clerk OF
the said court that the defendants are non-resi-
dents OF this State, on the motion of the PLAINTIFF
by bis counsel 1t Is order ed that the said defend
ants do appear here within one month after due
publication Of this order and do what Is necessary
TO protect their interests and that this order be
published cnce week for four successive weeks In
the Dispatch, newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond and also posted at the front door OF the
courthouse of this county on the first day Of the
next term of the said court.
Teste: j. w. GILLET, O, A. O.
nc 20-Tuawk
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a Radical Senator'S opinion Of the
~ Irish.

SELMA, Ala, October 21.-The follow
ing card is out here:
,g," Willard Warner, United States senator
from Alabama, is canvassipg this part Of
Irish stunk louder and stunk worse than
any set Of niggers he was ever in company
with, and was not as TT for the franchise as
the niger. It was said in the presence Of
several United States officers. The under
signed called upon General Warner for an
explanation Of this charge upon the Irish,
and he attempted to apologize, but said he
was riding in q railroad car in Ohio not
long since, and they were drinking and
smoking, and they stunk as bad as niggers.
"P. E. MEYHAN."
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Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, October 2l.-Money sharp at
7 per cent. Sterling, 1O9L. Gold, 1865.
5-2O's, 1862, 1l34. North Carolina 6's,
6lb; new, 65A. Virginia SIS, ex-cou-
pons, $50; new, 56A. Tennessee 6's,
new, 7O15 asked.
Flour and wheat dull and declining.
Corn unchanged. Pork quiet mess, s2S.56.
Lard lower; steam, 1S@@1SIc. Cotton
dull and dropping at 25l@25hc. Turpen-
tine dropping at 431a@44c. Rosin shade
easier; strained common, $2.45@S2. so.
Freights quiet.
EUening.-Cotton shade lower; sales
l,4OO bales at 25@251ac. Flour heavy !;
superfne, S6.25@s6.S5; round hoop Ohio,
S7.65@$S; common to fair extra southern,
SS.35@$9. Wheat 1@2c. lower with mo-
derate inquiry. Corn = Mixed western,
$1.15G$1. l6. Pork heavy and lower at
s2S.371s@$2s.75. Lard heavy; kettle,
lS58@l9c. Whiskey quiet at $l.22. Gro
ceries dull and steady. Turpentine, 43R
@445c. Rosin, S2.45@s7.50. Freights
firm cotton, per steam, 3s9%.
Money-The stringency was very severe
and increasing to the close with call loans
stiff OF per cent. Sterling dull at lO93s.
Gold weak at 1851. Southern bonds closed
frmer. Governments weak. 5-2O's, '62,
1872. Tennessee 6's, new, 1923. North
Carolina 6's, &C. Virginia 6's, new, 81.
BALTIMORE, October 2l.-Cotton quiet
and unchanged. Flour very dull, but not
ouotably lower. Wheat dull, with fair re-
ceipts prime to choice red, 50 .400$2. so {;
good, $2.lO@$2.20; ordinary, Sl.75@$2.
Corn firm white, S1.25@sl.27; yellow,
$l.27. Oats dull at 70975c.; choice, 500
SIC. Rye unchanged. Provisions un-
changed.
Virginia 6's, old, inscribed, 1874 bid,
1881 asked 1866, 81 bid, 81 asked 1867,
SO bid, sou asked; coupons, old, Sc; new,
IS bid. ~- "
CINCINNATI, October 21.-Flour unset.
tied family nominal at $s@ss.25. Corr
dull at 95@97c. Whiskey irregular, and
held at $l.3O. Mess pork held at $3O.75
with no demand. Lard, 1870. Bacon dull
with light demand; shoulders, l3c.
clear sides, l7c.; sugar-cured hams dull al
l6@l6Hc.
LOUISVILLE, October 21.-Flour, $50
s6.25. Mess pork, $3l. Lard, 1924@2Oc
Bacon - Shoulders, I3L@13hc.; clear
sides, 17149I7@c. Whiskey, sl.2o.
ST.. LOUIS, October 21.-Flour steady
superfne, s5.5O@$6.25. Corn frmer at
CSC. @$1. Mess pork, $3.50. Bacon quiet
shoulders, 1896; clear sides, l7A@l7Rc
Lard easier at lsA0l9c. Whiskey, sl.25
WILMINGTON, N. c., October 2l.-spirits
turpentine declined 1aQ1c. and sold al
40L041c. Rosin in demand for low grades
which are quoted at s2@s3.25. Crude tur.
pentine firm. Cotton, 23c. Tar, $3.50.
CHARLESTON, October 21.-Cotton dull
and 1lc. lower; middlings, 1870; sales
400 bales receipts, 724 bales.
AUGUSTA, October 2l.-Cotton easier
middlings nominally 1880; sales, $50
bales receipts, STA bales.
SAVANNAH, October 2l.-Cotton dull and
very irregular sales, 297 bales; receipts
1888 bales; exports, 466 bales.
MOBILE, October 2l.-Cotton weak; mid
dlings, &c.; sales, $50 bales; receipts
345 bales exports, 60 bales.
New ORLEANS, October 21.-Cotton-
Middlings, 23c. !; sales, 1900 bales; re
ceipts, 2,562 bales; exports, liz bales Su
gar and molasses steady and firm. Gold
1877. New York sight par.
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FOREIGN Markets.

LONDON, October 2l.-Noon.-Consols,
943l. United States bonds easier at 7277ss.
LIVERPOOL, October Authorization
steady.
4tternoon.-Cotton steady. Bacon-Msr-
ket bare. Tallow, SIS.
HAvEE, October 2l.-Co.ton--Tres ordi-
naire, 1877.
HAVANA, October Sugar steady.
Exchange on London, l4]s9l54.
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The Recent South Carolina Murders
INDIGNATION Meeting.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 2I.-A meet
ing was held this afternoon to express in
dignation at the recent murders in the
upper portion of this State. Mayor Clark
presided, and speeches were delivered by
Senator Sawyer, Collector Mackey, and
others.
Governor Scott has issued q proclama-
ton offering rewards for the apprehension
of the murderers, and expressing q deter
mination to maintain public order at al
hazards.
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Regeneration instructions for Texas.

ReSistration Instructions for Texas.
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-1ncluded in
General Reynolds's instructions to regis
trars of voters in Texas is the following:
No amnesty or parole entities the appli-
cant to register, and all persons should be
rejected who may claim to have been CO.
creed to engage in the rebellion if it ap-
pears that such persons sought, held, or ex-
ercised any Office or position Of profit or
honor under the Confederate States or either
of the States in rebellion. The removal of
disability by Congress entities the appli-
cant to register unless disfranchised for
crime ss-, -.' ..r. ....-. ..-r VI.
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--latest from Japan-The Revolution
Continues.

Continues.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2I.-The steam
ship Japan, from Hong Kong on the 18th,
and Yokohama, Japan, on the ed, has
arrived. She brings 500 passengers and
1900 tons of merchandise.
The Mikado has deoreed that Yeddo shall
hereafter be called Tokr, and thu. port Of
Yeddo opened to foreigners after October L.
No important military operations had oc-
Cured since last advices, though consider
able fighting had taken place, in which the
northern army had the advantage.
It is stated an American officer belonging
to the steamer Oneida had been killed at
Hioga.
The steamer Shenandoah broke her en-
CINE while on the route to Hioga.
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Court.martial of Insurgents In Cuba

HAVANA, October 2l.-Captain-General
Lersundi issued a proclamation to-day
ordering the trial by court-martial Of all
persons engaged in the recent instruction
in the interior, and of all those who gave
aid or countenance to the attempt by cut
ting telegraph wires, destroying the mails,
or in any other way.
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ordered o rejoiin their regiments as SOON

ordered u rsjofn their Ehds regiments as soon
as relieved. qtfr-- ,ss.,'E ;. fss.y-r. 10
Attorney General -,Evarts is again in
New York attending to important private
practice. cs.7
Montgomery Blair departed westward
this morning. fealss 2nfiIsrss+ i sa i4r
General Roseorans, having received his
final instructions, left for New York,
whence he will sail for Msxico--on day
not known. Sar:rre 90
Governor Seymour, after speaking at
Buffalo tomorrow, proceeds to Pennsylva-
mia and the West.
The rumored loss of the steamship Vile
de Paris is without foundation. % -
Chief Justice Chase leaves here in few
days for Savannah, Ga, to hold court. ].
It is stated that the Revenue Department
is preparing instructions whereby double
distilled whiskey will escape double taxa
ton. Heavy investments have been made
under q previous ruling, and the change
causes much excitement among the whis-
key men. r
The revenue receipts to-day were sl74,-
900. fa5 a. aag
To-day'si New York World is silent re-
garding the change Of Democratic candl-
dates. 1t applauds Governor Seymour's
determination to take the stump. la
The. Republican majority in Maine
tdficial) is 1850.
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General Grant is expected back in Wash
ington in about fortnight. Preparations
are already making to receive him there
with honors fitting the arrival at the capital
of the President elect of the United States.
Ne,o York Tribune.
What honors should President elect re-
ceive? You deny all such to President in
fact.
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servant,

Mr.. CHASE AS a LEADER.-The Cincin-
natl commercial says Of the Chief Justice:
The leadership of the Democratic party
is hereafter committed to his hands. Good
Democrats should prepare accordingly.
chase is their coming man, and negro suf-
trnge, the stone rejected by the builders, is
10 become the chief cornerstone of the
temple,n 's
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,rr~ ~@OoS or GENERAL PRESTON, OF KEN
r;l'--rardon has been granted by the
ian ' ~ 70 jor-General William Pres
l,ls IT," kentucky, formerly Of the Confcde-
he a.. army. General Preston comes under
be.,s ,]Ifu exception Of Mr.. Lincoln's am
pa,$oIp foeiamation, which excerpts all from
,,beI a. - ABOVE the rank Of colonel in the
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STEEL Works DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Troy, N. Y, October 20.-The extensive
Bessemer Steel Iron Works of Griswold &
Co. were destroyed by fire this morning.
The loss foots up about 100000 on the
building and machinery, though much of
the machinery will be saved. There was
an insurance of $4,000 on the property.
About one hundred and twenty-seyen men
were employed in the works.
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TNFIRMARY.
college INFIRMARY,

college INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
ISAIAH ii. WHITE, III. d., MEDICAL SUPKRIS-
TKNDENT.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid sd-
mitted except the insane and those laboring under
Medical and Surgical StaH-David. II. Tucker,
NJ. d.; l.. 3. Joynes, M. D.; j 3. McCaw 81. d.;
X. T. Coleman, NJ. d. Q. +: Manson, ii. p Hun
ter Mcclure, NJ. D.; =. D. Cunningham, M. D.; j.
s. Wexford, N: D.; Waiter Coles, ID, d.
Consulting Phystctans-John A. Cunningham,
s. s. g. B. ho0ef' y. o"Oei' ~ y 'oDA = SAs
Consulting SarQeonS-James Bolton, D.; y.
A. CrenshaW n. D.; j. s. u. Cullen, d. ID.
The building Is situated In quiet yet centra part
of the city, and convenient OF access to all the busi
ness centres, depots, &c. 1t contains large and
wei-ventilated wards and neatly furnished private
Special accommodation provided for the treat
meit OF inebriates and cases OF dstfrfum reDe,lS.
Suitable provisions made for women during con-
fnement. -,
Membtes OF the profession in good standing. will
be accorded the privilege OF attending such patients
as they may enter. ~
CHARGES INCLUDING BOARD, MEDICAL At
TENDANCE AND MEDICINE
Large wards, per week, Invariably
Private rooms, Per week, iiinv:air;iiai.:
9z IN adaions Zee Is le
crations.
For further information, or admission, apply at
''' ''A''' '-'"' y y ISAIAH II. WHITE, II d..
Medical Superintendent,
nm ea-dWXSru &wam
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WASHINGTON, October 2l.-An order from
the War Department assigning inspectors
general, includes General E. a. Luddlng-
ton, assigned to the Department Oh .ns
South. Assistant inspectors-gehera WIZ
be selected from those ottcers Who nave
served ten years; and all others are
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Adjournment of the Louisiana lie.
gislature-Tue Body OF Co y n q

New ORLEANS, October 2l.-The Legis-
lature adjourned sine die at midnight last
night. Among the last acts of the House
was the reconsideration of the vote sustain
ing the Governors veto Of the $5,00O,OOo
city bond bill and its passage over the veto.
In the Senate, when this matter came up
senator caused to be read communication
Offering bride of $4,000 for the passage Of
the bill over the veto. 1t was also stated
further that the sum Of $4,000 had been
offered for the same purpose. The vote was
then taken, and the Senate sustained the
veto-nine voting to pass it over the veto
and nineteen voting against it. The House,
before adjournipg, elected another white
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A FEARFUL Yesterday John Yea
zey, engaged in painting the third story
wall of the house at the north invest corner OF
Charles and Barnet streets, lost his equill-
brium and fell to the ground, d distance OF
about forty feet. OF course he cannot sur
viye.-Boltinore Gazette, 2lSt.
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WHEAT.-We learn that the breadth OF
wheat scwn this fall in the adjacent coun-
tics has been larger than it was last year.
Seeding has been late, but such wheat as
has shown itself above ground looks well.
The apple crop is failure.-AIe1a''dr'a
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Rains at the South.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October 21.-Rain has
been falling at intervals since last night.
SAVANNAH, Ca, October 2l.-The weather
is warm, with slight rains. -
WASHINGTON, October 2l.-It has been
raining steady here all day.
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NOTICE.-Thomas Bapty. Ross v

NJ CE.-Thomas Bapty, Rosa v.
IN Bapty, William g. Booker. Julia E. Booker,
dian ad Item, and all others whom It may concern,
take notice that rs guardian Of William Douglass
In the State of Mississippi, shall. upon the first
day OF the next term Of the Richmond Circuit
Court apply to said court for order for the re-
moval to the state Of Mississippi and delivery to
me of the interest of my two said wards In = GER
tain suit now pending In the said Circuit Court OF
Richmond for the division OF the estate OF the late
Mrs. Julia Ann Caulield. G. Z. NELSON,
Guardian Of William d. and
George V. Caulaeld.
STILES & CHRISTIAN, Counsel. oc SHAW
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Ia, I ty makes game Of General McClel-
Porns!y calling him the +" King of Spades"
jail : '9rgets that he himself is Low,
N' -As1o Orleans Times.