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The ESTATE OF DR.. WARING.-ln the
IEustin@s court on Saturday on motion OF
=. II. Aylett, Esq. Mr.. E. u. Eacho quail
fed as curator Of the estate OF Dr. Lawrence
Roane Warin~. deceased, aS sufficient time
had not elapsed since the death of DR..
Waring for an administrator to qualify. lt
is most touching and eloquent commcn-
tary upon the unparalleled charity OF this
good Samaritan Of The medical profession
that the entire value Of his personal pro-
prrty lcXcu>irc Of uncoll"ctcd medical
lcc>) does not exceed SGOO-an amount not
car,alling the amount Of his fees rs physi-
cian for the four or i've days which preceded
his last ilncss--and Yet the aggregate ot
Dr.. Nurin-'& fees during the twenty years
of his practice exceeded half million oi
dollars, and he Was entirely free from habits
of extravaganza. This vast sum he gave to
the poor and III" -lliierin%, and died with
no other personal property than h!> simple
office furniture, his library, and The horses
which hc rode i'll the prosecution oil his
practice among the poor.
surely. 10 bcnciactOr Of poor suffering
humanity ever deserved monument from
the community to which he gave his pro-
ie>SOnal skill. his time, his fortune. and his
lite. more than did Dir. Lawrence Warlng.
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4 BUSY MEHCUAST.-J.M VI. Pilclcr, our enter
prising coal dealer Eighth street below the
Srotswood, has for several days hecn receiving
Elc and broken (ilirnacc) Anthracite Coal from
the Philadelphia market. and his yard presents =
lively scene. lie is 1t present, and, as he informs
us will be for four o: live days, engaged III dis
charging the hest free burning CRATE coal in the
city.
customers will find it to their advantage TO cal.
ON him at once.
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Buy YOUR FUEL from the man that sells cheap
est Best Anthracite Coal can be bought at $3.50
second quality Anthracite ut 10 third quality NJ
IS by APPLYING ut Seventh and Grace or Nine
tccnth and Cary streets. CHARLES III. FACE.
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RADICAL STATE COSvESTIoN.-Thc Radl-
cal state Convention. called together by
Colonel John W. jenkins, chairman of the
old Wells state Central Committee, will
meet in this city tomorrow. The Object of
the gathering is very indefinitely set forth
in the call, but is supposed to be the rcor-
"anization Of the hosts so demoraliZcd on
the 9th Of July. \ full representation Il
expected.
The following is a list of the Richmond
delegates:
Marshall Ward-F. G. W. Coleman; JET
fcrson Ward-L. II. Chandler. John Oliver,
Thomas Lcahy; Madison Ward-J. NJ.
Humphreys, G. s. Richards, \. Washburn !;
Monroe Ward-CharlcS ii. Porter, James
MorriSsey, Lewis Lindscy; Clay Ward
Philip Green and W. 7. Bailey.
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BOYS. TAKE NOTICE.-TRIEBETT has received.
and Is now ready IN show you, the largest andmost
varied assortment OF fireworks that ever glad
dcrcd your cycs. THIEnErT'S :, lilo Main street.
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HusTiEGS CouRT-Judge Br0n1haH pre-
s;d,ng.-lhc following cases were disposed
Of in this court saturday:
Richard Smith atlas Charles Johnson
lncgro). charged with assauting and rob-
bing Captain Pat Woods OF his watch, was
found guilty, and his term Of confinement
in the penitentiary WAS fixed ut cis years.
Susan Carter (ncgro). who na5 bni'ed hy
the Mayor TO answer the Charge of robbery,
was called. ard not appearing, an attach
mcnt was issued, and she arrested and put
upon trial. After hearing the evidence, the
jury brought in verdict Of guilty OF petit
larceny. The Judge reserved the sentence
until Monday.
In the absence Of witnesses for the de-
fence, the case OF i, N. CoIwcl was set for
"Wednesday.
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FRANK LESLIE. FASHION MONTHLY TOR DE-
cEMBER just received at ELLYSoE * TAfLoE'S ;
News Depot. next to Di%pa'ch Office. Also, Hdr-
1sr'S Bl-uar for this week, with double pattern
sheet. \ splendid number.
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DIARIES FOR lS7o.-A large assortment Of Dia-
rics for 1870 r.ccivcdhy ELLIsoN X TAYLoE. ncAs
to Dispatch Office. Among them VIII be round
some OF the finest ever offered Ia this market. rs
well as some Of the cheapest.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER =, 4;VV.
Sun rises .. 100 Moon riscs......... 7.ts
sun sets s.......... !.5. High tide.......... Clt
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 20, 1863.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Gifcrd Norfolk inCr-
chandise amt passengers. L. Is. Iatuin.
steamer Saratoga; Alexander. New oik 1ncr-
chaudisc and passengers. W. {. Dunham 20.
Bark Pendergast. Chichester, baltimore, to
lnish loading hour for South America. GalicgO
Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner G. L. Hubbard, LoTeland, Philldcl-
phia. coal, {. II. Page.
schooner G. II. Bent Smith Philadelphia, coal
c. Y. Morris & Co.
Schooner LconeSsa, Meyers, Windsor, y. s.,
plaster, 4. 5. Lee.
Steamer Petersburg, Gcoghegan. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Iarreys WI
iiams. -
steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York mcr-
chandisc and passengers, ". I. Dughaln Co.
Schooner Lucy D.; Higgins, New Orleans gra-
mite, Crowell L turrie.
Schooner ST. MaryS, Stcdman, down the river,
light.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT. November o0.-Arrlyed. steamer
Admiral, Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company
and sailed on return.
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NJ. ELLYsoy K Co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates for cash. Apply ut this Office.
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4 wonderful book hy wonderful author
"SrES AND HEARD" BY Morrison lIcady. 1.-THE
Blind Bardor Kentucky" For sale by GEORGE
L. BIDGOCp. bookseller Main street.
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FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS The attention of
everybody Is called 10 the splendid stock "f fire
works on sale ut TElBBETT-s :, "n Main street near
the Dispatch office.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorRT.-The
fall term OF this court commences to-day.
Judge Underwood is here now, and the
Chief Justice will arrive during ille week.
;'hc case of Jctcr Phillips, on appeal from
the District Court. is one of the first on the
heavy docket claiming attention. Next
Friday is the day now fixed for the eXecu-
ton of Phillips.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY TIE HtN-
DREp al the Dispatch Office.
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EG.s TOEACCONESTS.

ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.
We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine for GROOVING TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter-
nal Revenue office requiring all boxes TO be
yrooycd, 1t becomes especially important 10 nave
a machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TINE AND MONEY.
Such n machine we now offer to the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory II. VI. SMITH & CO..
90 1892 Main street.
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Aicllmond 1ispatch.


THE CIRCULATION OF TIE "DiSPATCH''
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoE OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
'APERS OF THIS CITY.
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list OF LETTERS.

IN. AIMING IN TIE RICHMOND POST
1Tcr >9yhMHE,E, ,S,iS,s H. lIS' so This lis, vii, please
aFv.tfIsrd.
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SUPERIOR Quality

y ALBATA GOODS.
SPOONS, FORKS, LADIES. KNIVES.
Made and finished to our own order. For sale
low by SAMUEL CHILD co.
No. 20 north Charles street,
NO &-eodlet Baltimore, Nd.
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r.,
Sd. I
f1GESApEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
Y EpAD.-Ou md after THURSDAY, 25th No
ycmhcr. lSG1. MAIL TRAIN viii leave RichmonI
daily for White Sulphur Springs At s:35 \. NJ. aud
arrive III White sulphur 1T 95, =. NJ: leave White
sulphur III 3:ij \. NJ. and arrive at Richmond ut
$50 I. ai.--nakiug clos" connections III tordonS-
Vile and charlottesville with the Orange, Alexan-
d-!a and Manassas railroad mai! tr,ins for Alex
;,udriu, Washington, baltimore, Phi.adclphia,
New York. etc: also, for Lyncnburg knoxville,
Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans. Montgom-
cry. Mobile. etc. III Goshen with stages for Lex
iudou. Natural Fridge. ana EOckbridtc BalhS ;
1t MIL ro' with stages for Bath ALUM, aild Warm
Springs: and at White sulphur with stages for
Lew Sburg. Charleston, etc.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run between
Richmond and Washington nighlyr.ccpt Sunday
without change OF carS--lcayiIE Richmond al go
=. NJ. and arrive at Richmond ut 1890 \. M.-mak-
rg nh through connections at Richmond ana
Washington. SLEEPING CARS will be attached
10 tins train. aud VIII he run through between
;ticluu o,d and " ashiugton without change.
JAMES j.. NtIlItRLhND,
;,puprl Ticket 4 gent,
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Al ACHIN Z SHOP.
SLOAT L ADDISGTON,
MACHINlSTs.
WORKS AND OFFICE: El5 CAKY STREET, MEAN
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAlRING
STEAM-ENGINES and BOIL ERS In city and
country: TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, with all kinds OF steam-ttt!ngs for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AID
JCDSON'S PATENT STEA1I-ESGINE Gov
ERNOR, SELDEN'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING Utica Steam Gauge Company s
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauges
are warranted for > year. We know them TO lie
the best gauge now in use. They re.LEsS In price
than any other make. full line OF the above ar
PATENT SELF-FEEDJSG OIL-CUP, for shaft
ing aud all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
DER cent of oil. This Is the newest and 5es. thing
now out. Come and see IL and US.
GEORGE Il. SLOAT,
my 10 A. JACKSON ADDlSGTOH.
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MACHINERY, DC.


RICHARD MORTON. WILLIAM REED,
CLARENCE L. JACKSON.
MORTON, REED & CO., No. 65 south
lfl Gay street, Baltimore. HALFWAY AND
MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES Of every kind; Me-
tails, Machinery, Tools, &C.; Leather Beltiug and
Gum Goods Gar Springs. &C.: Lubricatln2 Oils;
Brass Goods Bolts Nuts, &c. sc 97-cod5m
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I ISl' OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
I 1 THE MANCHESTER POST OFFICE NO

VEMBER ~, 1869.
LADIES' LIST.
Adams Mrs. Cora L. Lyons, Miss Eliza j.
Archer Mrs Richard Martin Miss Eliza G.
laird Mrs DugleSs Moore, Miss Sallic
Baker. Miss Mar. La lr"r. Mrs. Susan
Briggs. Mrs. Ellen r. ht.!Ie"s, Mrs ite coca
Curry, Mrs. Eliza. ). Pikintnr. Miss Susie
DuvaI. Miss Luce Ecams, Miss Mary 4.
BRAKE. Mrs. Ann H. Richcreck, Miss H.
Drcwry. Mrs. NJ. 4. (2) Sinklcr, Mrs. Emily
Eairrl6th Miss A. t2( Strong Mrs. Sarah
Hancock Miss c. VI. Taller, Mrs. ii. J..
Igrk.uu Mrs. J. r. Win;rCc. Miss Laura A..
Irfl,.r.,u Mrs +. tco- NEhit!ock. Mrs. John
I,rcGD Whitiord Mrs. ).
ZONES. Miss EmmaA.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Ecnt. Nathaniel Hewlett, Ro.
Hrkcr. II. VI. Jarvis, Frank
E:r1tou. +. T.. MCRae, E. {.
BiankiuShip. 4. J. Norri-ci. l..
Iag~ ". t. Mimi, Sim1
Eovlr Ro McCrary. W. Is.
BERRY George pcrduc, j. NJ.
Collins, Dennis Richardson, T.. J..
Chase. Thomas Shelton. j. B.
Coles K. e.. ShcppcrSon, j.
Carroll. W. II. Shipp, T..
rcan Jos tccl'd) Sterling. j. B.
FIigh g. 9. Smith, j. &.
Fleet Ru. iculorcd) Sims, 4. NJ.
frasurc, Richard Scruggs. D..
Garnctt l.. Il. :. Walden. J. u.
Hewlett, Edwin j. Wa!mack. /.
Henderson. Adam
JAMES.II. CUNNINGHAM. +. NJ.
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WOOD AND COAL.

I-OR CHEAP AND GOOD FUEL, 90
i to r. H. COTTRELL'S, Basin bank, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, 10. oil. lie keeps con-
stantIy FOR sale the best SOFT COKE the best
CLOVER HILL COAL, the beat ANTHRAC1Tk
COAL. the best OAK and PINE WOOD, at the
lowest prices. for cash. no o2-lm
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T ORBERRY AND LEHIGH
ANTHRACITE COAL,
LUNr COAL, for fOurdrIc-:
EaG, STOVE, and CHESTNUT SIZES, for
family use.
Purchasers wanting superior GOALS will please
call at the draw bridge Seventeenth street.
pol7 :. LATHR0P.
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toys. DC.
DOLLS, DOLLS, DOLLS.

Wcarc now In receipt OF Il large lot of DOLLS
of all sizes from an inch to three and u half feet
long with and without moving eyes; natural
hair: made OF wax, china, and composition; and
at Surprisingly low prices. Give us n call.
ANDREW PIZzINI & CO.,
se % sO7 Broad street.
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CRNCsSERy, DC.

IRESH IMPORTATIONS.-
Il J. GIBSON are now receiving ana opening,
OF their own importation, large additions 10 tnelf
luents to buyers. New and handsome patterns Oh
Dinner. Tea and Toilet Sets In rich, decorated
,oi band Plain White China ana " hlts dranite,
,lch Fancy Goois. Cut ana Pressed Glassware IN
yrcat variety Fine Table Cutlery, 0! Joseph Rod-
g"rs and other celebrated makers sns Plated zee
Pitchers, Walters. Goblcts, FORKS, spoons, ac.'
paTri,larntors Watcr-C Coolers. Castors, Lamps
Looking-GIasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware in
great variety. go, ,.u. a,,, hors.-
eeners Win consult their interests by calling on
~. KELLOGG x GIBSON.
1907 Main street Richmond. va.
-Io.m To- " .N az 50 nv Il
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TURNfT URE AND MATTRESS
Il WAREEOuMS.-We have now on hand, IN
two of those irol.-front buildings Opposite IN:
otiic- Richmond. Va large and elegant 7Ioch oi
rAn'. Or. CHAMBER, and DlNlSu,koo,'
FURNITURE - every variety Of style ana Hhisi1'
Also. MATTRESSES and SpRING-BEDS: mace
in any stvlc desired. our stock OF IHAM-
BER FURNITURE being very large. we aie - son-
itent We can offer greater Inducements 20 nu!e,s
than auv other house In tie Statr. CbainDcr nets
c:i. hc purchased 1T our t2blshment from 80 10
Sgyo IS The prices OF most other gooas are c".i-
us down. we have reduced the price OF every arti-
Gle In our line and are nOw selling ABOUT 10 10" is
we did before the war. All IN want OF superior
Furniture or Mattresses will please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods l 20 SUI. eiic
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD y RlIIER,
oc Il opposite the post-otice. Richmond, va.
TURNITURE AND BEDDING WARE
Il HOUSE, 1908 and 1910 Main street. Rich
mond. ya.-C;. y. STACY S son confidently in-
Vie their friends and the public generally TO their
FALL STOCK. just completed; which VIII 90
fouud 10 be the IN 1st extensive aud varied ever Of
fcred In Richmond; and In every article thty aye
prepared to compete with the best houses IN tnc
country and In BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them II defy competition. -
SHCCKS. SHUCkS SHCChs
we will pay cash for SHUCkS, IN any quantity
del iyered in Richmond. :,
We are anxious to appoint agents In every To-
,,ltv from which Shucks Will bear transportation
to whom we will furnish presses Tor ballng, Ut
ticulars on application >" "o--hi
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RAILROADS.

It-yI ,sESS Issss.s1.15--<s !
s1 -; = !
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURES ALMANAC. NOVEMBER -, l:00.
Sun rises cs.,. 100 Moon riscs......... 7.ts
sun sets.... 4.5. High tide............ GIG
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GOAL AND WOOD.

am now selling best ANTHRACITE COAL at
from SOC. to Il less than it lie bought In the
citv Also best OAK and PINE WOOD at low
est market rates. CHARLES III. PAGE,
Seventh and Grace streets and
noIs Nineteenth and Cary streets.
HAVE TWENTY CORDS OF PINE
/ WOOD which will sell 70 the POOR NJ the
rate Of FOUR DOLLARS per cord, on the Basin
Bank mean by the poor those persons not able
to buy ut market rates. Those wanting VIII please
%ppy at once, rs want to remove IL from the
bank TERMS: Cash. Invariably without eXccp-
ton. K. g. GARl, lis rlghln street,
no lS-2t near Packet Landing.
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SHIPPING.

TOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a ELLIE KNIGHT viii leave her ss<sssssz.ssSIE..
wharf MONDAY NIGHT, November I'D, at high
water. Freight received up TO O'Clock T. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply TO
no 22-It HARSEYS & WILLIAMS.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
rvft,vCr Hotel AND BALLARD HOUSE,
= y tt.iAlInE III l.L.l

6. i. SCAMMrLL. Manager; j. X. DICkINsoN,
itrk. OC JV-- lln
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INITIALS.
American Hotel; to Thomas Connor's office ::
Treasurer lcnrico county.
VESSELS.
Bragg r. A.: Howell. David: Higgins, I. W. )
Smith. Captain Peter Thompson. Gee &c ".
T.. l.. VAN LEW. Postmaster.
, 1869-01-05

Ssn asEurc JON gentlemen. that II will b. tuT
highest asoh:.ion to cooperate with you IN the
i.snau' ,Iu; e,tsha5gc Of thete du.tes. shal! b
without which could not | expect to succeed in
the cieehhrec Of INF duttct. For my errors |
thal! ask your generous forhcararcc.. Accept
yca have conferred. and as the best return can
Eaee for your confidence, ! assure yoq mat 1t
VII! he my Eos: ea'nest deplfes as wei ss ny
have aesigIcd nc honestly, faithfully and impsT.
TALLY.
James Root. Of Chicago. was chosen Clerk,
nrd tts otnes nominees Of the Republican caucus
Ht1e elected.
mcFsaec was received from the Senate, stat
IL. that that body WAS o!gan1zci and ready to
proceed to buetEcss.
coAxl11sE TO WAIT UPON 7nE GOVERNOR.
4 Joint resolution OF the Senate, for the Ap-
1u,Lsmcnt Of committee to wA1r upon the Coy
ernoE. nae taken up and adopted md the commit
tee appointed.
Mr.. D1NSMOOR offered 4 joint resolution pro-
ylci: "a, al; members b. tasu'encd With news.
papers eqp1vaien. to sixty copies Of the daily p1.
p,fr, Nhlth was adopted.
AEPoRIs CF rRoCEEplN01.
The Lousc took up ard co lcusred In the Sra
meat Of jollt coEmit &c Of Il Tee from ths Sen
att ano i've from the Huuse, to con.t.tr the Tc-
porting sId printing OF the official pro1ee lfngs
Goy1nSoR's MESSAGE
The newly elected officers wtEr then SWORN,
after y Llch the Clerk read thr mes-ass OF the
Goyc!nus. 1t was trcsrcd 1oa special com nit:
tee ofdrr, to report to wha: standing cnnnlttct
tho Various recommendations therein Ha2e
| should be referred.
A Jo,rt resolution tn pitt. in EnglEsh and Ger
mau. i, ,00O copies Of tho message Tss odc1ca ~
! Mr.. Bailey, and .e!,tr>u to the d ccia. Com
nittee On the Acs F2Ee.
I DRAWING ron SEATS.
On motion If Mr.. REL S0LDS. Of Cook. The
| CLERK 1Fuercccd TO dfa* scass faf the members
| CONxEz1Ek Ot rH1S11So.
| Thr speaker announced as the Jttas Comn nit
cs,ld., Co Or Sangam ID, IA bit, and R9el
| III In ion; md LIZ tie ommtt &c on the Mcs
! ssct, Mtssrs. D:nsnoot, Lhi1d.. Casey, Tay1o
| and Gale.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Iiouc adjourned unsh 10 O'Clock 10
I mGfrpK u:QIDlEr.
, 1869-01-05

tnticn declaring stat In lis former action It VI.
governed By IN unbtasrd construction OF the Re-
fttut,ep Of lne state, n That it was not liz pur.
pots 70 t9 aeI5l'e The negro Of ny political rights
,ne3 n9 3as1T aeqasea and
the :upIerrc Court ot the SUITE or Of the United
States upon the petut ut iseu...
N.w pE.zass. oIt,. Jar. 4.-1n the Legislature 10;
the Of .9,sh
n esnf ss9ap y ssss s ws eoo nss
Of bis message ars Indications of It's tone; :. In
msL3 Par'sb.e tie 1a:e election WIS., the occasion
ottee moa. dis1 racefn. act. Of ,nt1nldat:on. cnl
E'ust'ng, n several tnktanee.. In scecc5 OF ms
only nndiug parallels IN the auna.s Of feaYage
war:a,e. Tsets Instances Of savage srueity.,
seem to have bt ca III it'ga;ed BY the hostility oi
certain clrse,s to ths l3~s Of Congress BY witch
inc goyeInmsSnt ,S eaa & embodied he co!o5sd poon-
them equal spo it1ea ard civil r;ehts." " dc stotes
ihat IN 1epl. 10 m arplita Ion for troops orders
Hste . irsu. q ~ when y might be eonstIu:d 70 mean
m'e't be ssld to Consl., only Of word+. That
theee ore ers r. re mae public. and setved only
to ,nlo'm the aawls-s taat they need have 20 fear
aow ,nas quatte., aIo eeu!o PROSECUTE totit
ot tletf purpo.e. 4e takes an
Ct eon1aeltg We" o. ne nes1Gtal condition
o. re bt5te. ne tire nondcu Geht, exclusive
4
cop, aLo me Aoatit oent Is <StAu.oF. which la:-
VT Ut. can &c eauS. tEo oy tae specla! ta1 alre ady
eEHas ata eutpi9s Q, na1 million oo left.
lic Believes ald VII! be extended By tue General
Go' est n n to|a:ds reE1ia'iEg the !evees. lie
Pas "a, ~ Goqot Icy tne Cn1ea S:stes Mint In this
cr5 Gputq o. ootMnea lfom the Rov9fnment - a
ion.oh lo1 u.e as sta Ehpto' lie urges
tns iTe!fatnfe 70 aoopt tue school eSstem with.
, On, W ~ as 10 e9;et, ann recommends 1e-
,,gth :, 'as sn Hma.ef 3, seM oaeans: ae closes
VIII VIII ~ ApteA ioF iofeettuincss ana fcs-
tt.seneeT VI III p'et, atd, tn
~ L,o...1s ia.'s. {. si1nS Iteommends the
an.oeaton .. sne nansty:n1ntn aiuec Of the con.
'Mnntt4n-tae M!t o!silanetls'ne article.
,ns nS'%siau Mt MONITORS ata consoye; th2 H.
~ su1 ~ ~ ~ Caoy, apo VIII sail tot
enon a. ~, Ga, sas "e5toci permits. As
su91 ,9 a. .ne ueTt oepas!s toe peruvian Legation
W. te'utn 70 y Tasn!nsl1n.
ehsr, n NJ San ,perha hs 1 9ase taken
nase ss hsen o. Z ss' A.
teesE. uao nsSa u u4seonMnuea tae onef1n WILL
sapPostfa o2 the ~ military n The execution Of
n9 " ~ az; 1nat me negroes
III IT, h 70 k3e military and there
t,,ecchse uo1'ss oe ~ 'a1'ne6 Nouole On the
, 1869-01-05
THE SOUTH.

Tho Arkansas Troah1es-Tr1al OF Rut.
ter. abs alleged Notwithstanding
Of tho 1outslana nr.
der In Te1aA-Tone Of the Georgia
LeEtaiature-E1do OF the o - echee DiA-
aurbaI {. .a-Anhirs in North Carolina.
=. AkHrn1s, Jan. Tho shooting OF citizens at
sMGlon, afsa1tRs. rspo:tc last Light, IL eAld to
asF. occurred at Augusta Instead OF Marion. M.
ns, msaonr oauaRet blythe militia haylcg been r.
po.'sH. Hct ctal Granger rem, Captain Poole. OF
ZEE a"sntJnfth Infantry. to investigate them,
to aey rei,Ro.e 4ourte. 49, -.
neet1ns Of refugee: from A,kens.. was he!d
Aier eons.aetaole discussion. Il was resolved ia
hold NE etlng Tomorrow At Mound City. Gen.
eral Granger AID Other Unlted statea o{nccss a.
tended. -
Go. II. Euttcr, of the Tennessee S,,,or,
Dank, WIS trouRet before Judge aunter thia .f
tf1noon. The trtal began but was nal concjn,,sd
1he h2i', however. Eas reduced to S3o1n. Tht
utM viii be concluded, probably. to-msrfow
NEW 0R1EA jar. 4.-The Le 11+lArnfe met TO-
Gay. h quorum wa = present In bolh houecf.
Adetpsaca ffctn Jsurson. Texas, repor . the
Captain Am. Perry, m old and pfnm!i cut citt
x;n OF thss place vas ehnt and Killed LIST nlcht
The deed Is uopo"ed to hayo been done by soi
d1ess through mistake
ALBANIA. ta.+ Jan. 1t Is generally under
ettod that when the Legislature Of Georgia N >et
IN TIL ctr, OF the l3!h i2.tsct /: u! piss rc: