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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10

TOBACCO AFTER FIRST OF JANUARY-The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue says, in
late decision, smoking, fnc-cut chewing tobacco
and snuff, sold or offered for sale, after January
l, 1869, and all other manufactured tobacco of
every description sold, or offered for SALE after
July l, 1869, must be in stamped packages, and
tobacco on hand after the respective dates named,
not in such packages, must be repacked, to COM
ply with the law by the owner thereof The ex-
pense of repacking and stamping tax paid tobac-
co at those dates must be borne By the owners
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

We have the LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND
PRETTIEST STOCK OF LADIES DRESS GOODS
TO be found i'll this market-in every variety and
style.
Ladies, if you will call and examine stock you
will find what we tell you is the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth.
Nor. ,, 1868 Wv BREM, BROWN 4 CO.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10

1SDIsCREET SoUTHERNERs.-WinS Southern
leaders never learn wisdom? 1t would seem so
if We take into consideration the recent cl1al-
lenge Of General Forrest to General Fitzpatrick
to mortal combat. This dcf, as the prize fighters
call such delicate missives, is based upon some
political uterance on the stump which but few
gentlemen in the North would have thought
worthy Of moments serious attention. We
do not settle such matters by the duelto now a.
days and it is time the Southerners became ac-
quaintcd with the civilization of the North in
regard to the point. This is an age of telegraph
wires, and little we'll as great disputes. indi-
vidual as well as national misunderstanding can
be settled quicker and more satisfactorily by the
tick of the telegraph than by the pulling of hair
triggers or the thunder of big guns. The
idosyncrasies of the age of chivalry have gone
up; they do not prevail in these modern days
and if Southern fighting mcn want to make
heroes and martyrs of Northern black guards who
assail them, it is only necessary for them to APP
peal to the code of twelve PAGES and brace of
dcrineers-Ne,c Tork HerGld
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10
Valuable Land to Rent.

The Plantation, with the Buildings, near Tucka-
seege Ford on the Catawba River, occupied by
Mrs. f. McLeary-about 100 acres in cultivation and
very productivc-is to Rent privately. 1t is good
Cotton, Corn and Wheat Land For terms enquire
of W. S. NORMENT, Agent
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10
Lost or Stolen,

On the 2Sth day of October 1863 out Of my pocket
at Chester. S. c., large black POCKET BOOK,
containing Sixteen Hundred Dollars in Grecnbacks
and two or three receipts Any person who can
give any information i'll regard to it will be literally
rewarded. }. T. RAkESTRAW,
Nov >. 1868. Ayrcsyille Y. c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10
CONSIGNMENT.
B. KOOPMANN.

A NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
Now in Store, consisting of STAPLE and FANCY
Dry Goods,
Cloths, Cassimcres, Rock Island Goods, Ready made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions, &c.
A full assortment Of
Ladies' Cloaks and ShaWls,
OF the latest style and Fashion.
splendid Stock Of
Dress Goods,
Mernos Empress Cloths, Mohair, Poplins Delains
&c, &c.
Handsome Stock Of
Millinery Goods.
full line of White Goods, Laccs and Embrodcries.
My Wooden Department is complete, consisting Of
BLANKETS, FLANSELS &C.
have taken great pains in the selection Of these
Goods, and am confident can present full and
as complete an assortment as any house in the city
With regard to prices they will be sold as Chenp,
if not Cheaper, than any other house.
All ask is examination Of my Stock before
purchasing, | feel sure | please the most
fastdous both as to taste and price.
Wholesale Buyers will find it to their interest to
give me a CALL as my stock is large and will sell at
short profits.
Nov. 2, 1868. b. kOOPMANH.
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J. BUXBAUM 6 CO.,

(7'wo D0ors from tie C0ut UoNse)
Have in Store their Fall and Winter Stock consist
ing Of
Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Yankee Notions,
Groceries,
And other articles too numerous to mention.
All those wishing to buy Goods will find that they
can buy them cheap by giving call.
nsa- All persons indebted to us will please come
forward, pay up, and cost
j. BUXBACM & CO.
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Clothing.
Mecklenburg Superior Court
NOTICE TO SUITORS.

BY recent Act of the General Assembly all suits
heretofore commenced and all executions either III
the County or Superior Courts are required 10 be
transferred to a set Of Dockcts upon application
being made by the Plaintiffs in such and the
aymcnt Of a fee Of dollar in each case; and nn'
less such application is made within six months from
the passage Of said act said cases shall stand dlsm
sed the Of the Plaintiffs. Those who are IN
terested in this matter will please send in their IN
structiOns and their fees az practicable, as
no case wifi be transferred without the payment
of said fee according to law.
f. A. OSBORNE,
Nov. 9 1868 lw Clerk of Superior Court.
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Wholesale BUYERS

From all sections are invited examine our imInen
Stock, are closing out business.
H. s. Is. EMANUEL,
Nov ., 1868. Next door Mansion House.
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NOTICE..

Parties due us by NOTE or BOOK ACCOUNT
would do well to settle the same before the first of
january next. Accounts remaining unsettled then
will be handed to officer for collection.
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY s. co.
Charlotte. Y. c.. Oct 20. 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10

The worlds crop of tobacco is estimated at
49,, 400 tons.
Rag- There are sixty thousand Federal Office
holders in this country whom the people have to
support by taxes. One half of the money wrung
from the people in taxes goes to support these
pensioners upon the Treasury
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10
FRESH ARRIVALS OF
China, Crockery and Glass Ware
JAMES HARTY,

(NExT Doom TO THE Court HoUsE,)
Is just receiving a very large stock of
China, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Together with a COOL assortment of se-keeping
articles, consisting of Knives and Forks, Spoons
Casters, Butter Prints, Ladies', Tubs Churns Buck
cts, Bread Trays, Rolling Pins, Steak Beaters, Tea
Kettles, Stew Pans, Gridirons, &c.
House Furnishing Goods
Of every description.
have the most complete assortment of LADIES
BASKETS TO be found in the City-Markct Travel
ing, Key and Pic Me Baskets in every varicty-and
Willow Ware generally.
Call and examine my Stock.
Oct &c, 1868 JAMES HARTY.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10

ns- DR.. Sims formerly of South Carolina,
who during the past five years has been Surgeon
to the Empress of France, has returned to New
York, and will resume the practice of his spe.
cialty-the Diseases of Women
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10

The annual meteoric shower is expected this
year between the 18th and 18th of November.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10

Ras- The First Presbyterian Church in PhiIa
delphia has chosen and set apart five ladies to be
deaconesses in the Church.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-10
News Items.

GIN HOUSE BURNT.-We are sorry to learn
that the Clubhouse of Capt. james r. Magill. at
Pleasant Hill, containing about II bales of cot.
ton. quantity of wheat and oats, and farming
implements, was destroyed by fire on last Thurs.
day morning. The fire was the result of acci.
dent Loss about S3000-Lancaster Lcd1cr
H6g" 1t is said that the eggs of the cotton
worm are deposited in the cotton stalks Roast.
cd eggs will not hatch. : Burn your cotton
stalks this fall or winter, and see if you are not
free from this terror next summer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-06

Tor SAVANNAH. GA-MURRAY's LINE. EVERY
j. Tuesday, at 3P. NJ. Rates greatly reduced
From pier ID East river, foot OF Wall street.
The favorite steamships
CLEOPATRA, Capt. Phillips, TUESDAY, February II,
LEO. Capt Dearborn, Tuesday. February Is.
For freight or passage apply TO
MURRAY, FERRIS 4 co,
81 and ~ south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-06

A uCrloN NOTICE.
N THIS DAY,
THURSDAY. FEB. s.
At 10Y O'Clock
LARGE, SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE
OF
10000 DOZEN
ENGLISH AND GERMAN COTTON HOSIERY
(For account or underwritersl
Benghe sound of his class of merchandise saved
from the late Ere on the premls es of
Messrs. A. BLUM co.
Particular attention of jobbers and others Is invited
Catalogues and goods ready
WIN. TOPPING 4 CO.,
Auctioneers
49, Church street
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SALES AT AUCTION.


A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUcTloNEER -PEREMP-
~ tory sale Of valuable ssorc Property 1853 Chatham
fronunx ou csshsm sousre ana New Bo1ers viii be- sold
auction. at the Exchange salesroou, Thursday the
OH inst. al n.o'clock
A JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIoNgER, WILL SELL
"A. a. auction Thursday, February 8. At O'Clock,
Black Bear Robes twenty different kinds OF Robes.
pess and Grocery Seighs three hundred
Sets OF Harness, Bells, Blankets &c Sale positive
A ARoN CHAPLIN 4 Co. NOS. IS AND 81 yEsEY
''''' VIC on nj rR RI Dasa'P FEBRUARY
FIVE HUsDRED GASES
BOOTS, SHOES. BsOGANs AND BALMoRALs.
Direct from the manufacturers.
and, and accepted led I, .n ne
comprising Mems Boys, Youths, Women's Misses and
wear in every variety and style forming very
JAMES NJ MILLER, Auc,ioneer.
A SsIGNERS SALE-BY THOs vEITCH, AUG.
"A noneer 10 o'clock. sprngmeyera warerooms. 742
broadway Thursday, February 1858 general ssort
wood Collins Cakets round top conns bills OF Fur
ntuic remaining uneaed VIII be sold account Of
former purchasers.
A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-sCHooNER ANN TUR.
e II, nsr resf,sr 80 tons sh, d5ansst WI BE- sod
AZ the Morris Canal pier Jersey city can be seen al
the pier Say G "a sass
A WILL SELL THIS DAY. AT II O'CLOCK, A
IL large stock consisting o. 10 slcghs 10 Wag.
10y OF Bells lne Sleigh 10 Bear
Robes ~ Gennet Robes fine For Robe large lot OF Blank
the Trotng Mare Lady Morris; trolted last summer in
public In 239 would make OF the finest brood mares IN
The country sorre Pony trots in 80 black Mare
minutes. Also one Work Horse. Gentlemen in want OF
horses WI do well % attend this sale 10 not mistake the
1fnla lapAl Hxay For lN NJ al
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

III uDsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs-
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting With Northern
and Western trains leave New York River Rail-
road Ihreth street and Tenth avenue, and 10 NJ aud
$50 oO aud II NJ, and via Harlem Railroad Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue, at II A. aud 30 NJ
days W. ~
Sleeping cars attached 10 $50 and IL P. ". trains
WM. II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
THE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT
NO 81 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
IS THE CHEAPEST, QUICKEST AND BEST PLACE
TO HAVE POSTERS OF EVERY SIZE AND VA.
| RIETY PRINTED.
BILLS FOR SHIFTING COMPANIES
| PROMPTLY FURNISHED AT VERY Low RATES,
EITHER IN BLACK OR CoLoRED INKS. OR IN
TWO coLoRs. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR COL
oRED PAPER
THEATRICAL MAMMOTH FOSTERS
IN BLACK INK. AT q PER 100 ON ANY col.
oRED PAPER; BLUE or GREEN INK Ar &c PER
100 SHEETS; RED INK AT 81 90 FER 100 SHEETS,
TWO coLoRs AT 90 PER 100 SHEETS.
MANAGERS WILL FIND II GREATLY TO THEIR
INTEREST TO HAVE THEIR LARGE PRINTING DONE
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
STEAMERS STRETCHES. ONE, Two OR THREE
SHEET POSTERS, FURNISHED WITHIN EIGHT
HOURS PROM RECEIPT op ORDER.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS AucroSEERs AND
EVERY BUSINESS WHICH REQUIRES LARGE PRINT.
ING WILL FIND TIE PRICES AT rnrs EsTABLIsu.
MENr
CHEAPER THAN AT AMI OTTER PLACE.
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
NO o. NASSAU STREET CoLD HERALD BUILDINo,.
NEW YORK.
A DRUGS, &C.-BAY RUN. VANILLA BEANS, orr.
Cosnsc vermions. Mustard seeds and speciaues Ia
portsrs, "a Cedar street.
CArARRH CURED THIS WEEK ON TERMS or
~ only 81 per weetDr HALL, ass Second avenue cor.
nsr Twen.yseyenth street. author Of New Physiological
III All executed IN the best syIs Of Inc ART and shasp Sv
7. BoNAR, " Nassau street.
yVAYTEp--ro hire OR PURCHASE, A coLLRc-
western city ADDRESS josn warner c xor.s ss,es.
street. Phlsdepnis, Pa '' '''"
HuMAS HAIR ps.,ps.
II. GurLMARD.
3z3 Canal street.
c1 TO so-wHITLocK's NEW FOUNTAIN LAMP
S.r RssI pih sn s9cEsry 0o realizing
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
4. 1872 :! syiAS s:s :Ea zs4r
Hin Him. g, TouTA Uns VOL o'sa'0' illustrated Prize b
The Suggestions TO rnv>Ids written By physiciaa wh0
himself sufferer from eonsumpion and yko for
worm many times TIE price Of ths.book 70 svsry onS who
suffers By that nsidous disease :.
TO all who have visited Havana or the West rndss 10
% open the fouu and bring
Ssss ,yd ne mind MANI ssns. .nd nsdsn
"a e, ;s%: :ss
'y s ...a, irs y soupa. ). o.. mos,
aud ppTpctve books OF cou{
tsnine fun and exact account thss eisewhsrS
be found Of our present and futufe) new
USUAL DISCOUNT TO rae Trade
VIII be sens By mad free on receipt OF price. =
FRANK LESLIE,
Illustration Americana
No So Pearl street, Nee xoets
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macs yx.r. -
-. r1Sns ~ y. ~ 10 10.
"A sais-asdcnes Tor ali diseases r.oarsd f.od FOR
eo, Sss a DovEYs Noa SAID Greene ssss
al RRRrns cyo,cy noe. .Sn .pn,cIsrs-
ss rFEAscls BUTLEE No Pee. slip Buffers n Iaiss
new work. - Ferret. cheap.
NEW DOG, FOWL AND PIGEON sroRR, NO. 81
Fowl. New Chamber street Al choice breeds Of Dogs
JAMES YONG.
-
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.
JOHNSTON / VAN TAssEII's THIS DAY
"A datc Miner & somervlle's)
liz East ThresD,n street. near Fourth avenue
Ausaon Horses. Oarrases Wagons, Harness and
ns sseiy
The o S EVerySus Il
The hors: line A. private sale q wholesale prices
-. n..u- -. :. ounn.,on..o-
gs.s an Sas
s sSsa ss sas Robes s several 0'h'f desirable
JOHN |. vAsDkwAIEs, Auell0neer. u Duane street.
A Harness. SIS to SIS; coach and light driving double
cent ADJ mac on
ons Harness. &C. Next regular auction Saturday.
ArwHrTR PLAIss.-rwo GOOD WORK HORSES,
IA 9aud u years old sound. Apply at Mechanics Hotel
NEw Tor MACON ca vs assn Es
Wagons Express Business Depot and jaeger Wagons
- -, = -
SLEIGH SLEIGH FOR SALE oHEA ZAP. HAND
Ztes grocery store fhrteth street and Second av
"A second hand Carriages Conpes Coach. Baronehe,
Boswy sSa
u on 9 springs trimmed with blue satn in first rate
used 90 only w @ Nav w
10 BREWSTER Z n BAIDwls corner Broadway
.eA.A ..lee. =
Sss
l0a, 500 ~ New Chamber. street.
SALE FINE Youha
hands high; also Of smaller at 2Ss West Thr
'.e..n o-ee.
U An immense stock Of new and second hand Harness.
sass Brides Rs SSaSS &c. &C. Military c0hns W90
ana Grain Bags Tents Of ali kinds, Wedge, WaI and
order Officers, Mcclellan and ARTILLERY Saddles
FlrKlN 90 CO., no Park place New YORK.
MERCHANTS. BROKERS AND OTHERS DOWN
&c, at HANNAFokD's corner Rector street and Trinity
PORTLAND sIErGus FOR sAIE--cHEAp. TRIMMED
| and untrlmmed at lou william street up stairs.
c,LEIous-NEARLY NEW. IN pERFEcT ORDER,
horse, fer sale cheap; wi axe Part pay il
Washngton street = i10 oiA'0A p'''o '''' '
c1r1oYs-oxr xrw vwo sr.T .Ip.rV sTyT-7,
Fourth avenues.
SLEIaHs. sLEIans, sLEIsHs BELLS, &C.,
al yes n srgs rv s so Rraaa
way near Blocker '
o,Ir1cHs-FIT FOR Any pusINEss pURpoeE
2 sSo so q grocer Ss i s 90 fy
.nlro street between nr0.away ma sleo.n .veane
M svh 9Th 'ons aosng t ,.S "a GOOD dsposi
ion exceens under he 49, ~ ~ harness Apply at
10 East Iwenty.nrst street ~
- -..--. cn..~.--. - TS..-1sAe ,,,xa- errnryr
no LEI ~ ~ ndsr" rnrnyeen,
near f0a'n eA1s' Il o. RAiiFSS 10 Eth .reet
.-,.z;z55. .cY sr,o.c-Io,s, s,T7r =, !,
w ANTED-A LAhaE, sLkOSa hv I, ulia ~
~ Herald o once WI" '0"'S' p'''e "
WANTEDS,A Cour r.. n, koCKA .t OF CITY MAKE,
cseap Adaess STATING ssa prc ac H. osp No. Beck
1 %sn street. a''' ''-A'1 pl'' &c. O'l' ~ D'e.
WANTED TO BUY-A SOUND KIND HORSE: MUST
w rot IN PAS mot on papers, not over years old Ad-
dress A. n, box 696 Post office
--- -
D Robes Blankets Whps; also lot Of Harness from
$l2 70 $50 per set at GRAYs r. and 20 Wooster street.
PIANOFORTEs. ..
VIII take oneaf,h cash and the balance in monthly install
-------- ----------------- + =
4 LARGE STOCK OF NEwkAND SECOND HAND
instalfments l. r. cU1MiNGs, No. 9 Union square.
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A MEXICAN INSTITUTE ANNUAL ELECTION.-THE
"A election for officers committees of this Institute
for the ensuing win be held a. ts in the cooper
POLLS will be open at 3 and close at o'clock +. N.
By order OF the Trustees HORACE GREELEY, Pres
john w. CHAMBERS, Acting Rec. Sec.i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-06

DY HENRY d. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post office Fine En-
cravings, Chromos &c, &c.
MINER a SOMERyILLE sell by auction, Thursday,
Feb l01s o'clock their saicsroo 81 Nassau street.
fine collection Of English and American Engravings, col
ored and plain Chromos Oil Paintings, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-06

THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST
i circulation of afternoon paper the city. II u.
therefore, des rable medium for advertisers.
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A LII SUBSCRIBERS TO THE UNITED STATES NUS
n cal Review get IS pieces OF new Music by rhomas Hay
Knke &C. GU columns Of Reading Matter durtn
the year. Price So per Sample copies 70 cents
Published at ETERS Down Town Music Store, 200 Broad
way.
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A SHLAND HOUSE, ARCH STREET. ABOVE SEW
"A enh, Philadelphia Is open the European plan
Ars class accommodations at reasonable rates Travellers
take notice. A. F. BELCHER. Proprietor.
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BoGART. AUCTIoNEER.-THIs DAY, AT IL
81 o'clock, at the auction rooms No ! North William
street. Marhars sale Of Clothing consisting OF Cloths
Cashmere Shirts Drawers, Hosiery Coats Pants Vests
Socks rs Caps, IL Navy Jackets oysrcosts Jackets
&C. also OF Bed Clothing, fine SILK Dresses nne
Gold Watches and variety OF other goods also large LOT
Of Household Furniture A. II O'Clock.
CHARLES Y. WATTS, Marshal
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COAsTwIsn STEAMSHIPS.

n., 81 rd dhoM SAS DIRECT.-FIRsT CLASS STEAM.
sail on the 9th OF February, 1854
Fer freight or passage apply to
ALLlk a LArsON 10 South street.
convenient port In the West indies
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E,oR CHARLESTON. s. C.. AND FLORIDA PORTS
FRIDAYS.
THE PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
T. H. SOUDEk..... Capt Lobby. Friday. February T.
MoNEkA. Capt shackford. Friday. February IA.
from pier No North river ut r. NJ through passage
tickets and bill, adng issued TO all points south oonnec
ton with South Carolina Railroad and by steamers 70
Florida ports
Freight taken as low by any other line.
WHEELER Il LINNARD Agents, l3 Broadway.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

Observation-Disclosures and Biologists az
firm that mammotbs belong 70 past age, and
prove The same by fossils, &c but the reverse Of
these doctrines al exhibited a. LKyY BRoTHxEs',
1913 and l2ls Main stieet. There they show :
mammoth establishment, ! mammoth stock OF
goods, aud a mammoth crowd every day. They
therefore prove that such exist, and do exist,
by their not being behind the age, but up to the
wants of the community and the requirements OF
the times.
Ladies and gentlemen should give them call II
they desire 10 see the Ramnoths OF Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

BAPTIST STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF Sun
DAY SCHOOLs.-We mentioned some weeks
ago that Rev. Charles Fl. Ry yland, State SUI
perintendent of Sunday Schools of the
Baptists of Virginia, had rendered his re-
signation. At meeting of the Baptist
Sunday school Board in this city on Mon
day night the Board refused to accept his
resignation, and requested him to continue
his services until the annual meeting OF the
General Association in June next. 1t is
understood that Mr.. Ryland will yield to
the wishes Of the Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

ACTION SALES THIS DAY.

- o.TlIrIaFT Will sell at his store at A. NJ.
' General assortment of furniture, boots and
hoes hats, clothing, cloths, &C.
..,-u.RDSON 4 NEwRERS will sell at4P. VI.
.,aaeat Two story framed dwellings tNos 5ss
..ss.. fn ;hc N@}'ey, on The Central raj road
,.tstr1 Leigh and Jackson streets.
..tv,~oCE & LENl> viii sell At their ware
rooms ~ h4lf-past 10 \. ~, boots and shoes,
.., guyiS carpetinGs. oilclo;hs, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-CHIEF
JUSTICE CHASE AND JUDGE UNDERWOOD
The court met at twenty minutes past 10.
The list of grand jurors was called over,
and the following answered to their names ::
C. D. Yale (foreman), II. P. Clinton, John
s. Devlin, George Blumenthal, John B.
Smoot, P. G.. Henderson, c. c. Walker, W..
A. Lydick, Isaac J. Leftwich, S. L. Anna
Bile, Abram Chrisman, John Howe, Thomas
H. Deayer, James Schenck, Charles Lucas,
and Thomas Davy (white), and Fields
Cook, Lomax 3. Smith, J. B. Carter, and
Robert Carter (negroesl, who were sworn
in, taking the usual oaths. When the name
of Abram Chrisman was called, he stated
his inability to take the oath, and was ex-
cused, the Chief Justice remarking that
each juryman must decide for himself
whether he could take the oath or not.
George Schenck asked to be excused, but
it was not granted.
The grand jury were then discharged
until this morning.
Chief Justice Chase then rendered deci-
sons affirming the decisions of the District
Court IL the cases of Semple Us. the United
States and Charles K. Mallory Us. The same.
III luCSC SdSSS LLC bIStI lSI Sui.h SOLALsShbSNA
the property Of the respondents as alien
enemies.
In the case of McVeigh Us. The United
StateJ the Court remarked that the papers
in the case had not been handed in, and it
could rot, therefore, at this time render q
decision, but would remark that il the
case had been proceeded with in the came
manner as in those just announced the de-
cision would be the same az in those cases.
In the case of Catharine C. kepple Us.
The Petersburg Railroad Company, the
Court delivered an opinion directing the
respondents to pay to the plaintiffs the sum
of the several amounts of dividend falling
due since the year 1861, with interest at
six per cent. since the filing Of the bill in
the case.
In the case Of samuels Us. Grigsby, a
demurrer was entered by the respondents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-25

FNECUT1vE.-Th Governor yesterday
returned the applications in the following
cases with the endorsement on them of
''pardon refused %: John White, of Clark
county, sentenced to the penitentiary for
fourteen years for horse-stealing; Sally
Thornton and Judah Fox, sent by the county
court of Gloucester county to Jail for two
months for chicken stealing; John Miles,
of Fauquier, sentenced to the penitentiary
for five years for grand larceny; Joseph
Roberts, sent to the penitentiary from
Charlotte