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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Cumberland Coumiy-Segro Justices
New Clerk etc.


New Clerk, etc.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
CUMBERLAND CovRTHousE.3
November %, 1869.
Poor old free State of CumbeI land.
Thou model county Of old The county of
the Thorntons, the Pages, the Johnsons,
the Crowders, the Wilson's. the Perkinses,
the llcinrs, the Fords, the Pari~hce-to
YOU is ass! rr@t, by Mr.. Candy, the affection
(no: the h>lo!) Of inauglUatiie il what was
once Virginia, but is now Military District
No. |, the ERA or CoLoRED JUsTIcF1. To-day
the Right Rev. John White and Professor
Billy Wood took their seats on the bench Of
the county court OF grand old Cumberland
Is Justices OF the peace, and rs the successors
Of William NJ. Thornton and V. Parish
The people (true, patriotic, and resigned
manifested no temper--no rebellion ; but ir
the spirit of calm resignation acquieSccd.
To the surprise and unaffected regret OF
all, Blake B. W00d"on, who had so long. 90
faithfully, SO acceptablY, occupied the clerk s
table, was not in his accustomed seat. AT
order was read announcing one Captain
Batter, late Of the United States army, rs
clerk Of the courts. Fortunately for him
and the county there were but few entries
TO hc made among them. however, learr
was \ refusal to allow the people Of The
county the opportunity Of saying whethe,
they would tax themselves to the SubScrip
ton Of $4,000 TO the Buckingham and
Farmviile railroad, running ten mile.
through the county. RoLFE.
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
LATEST WASHINGTON NEWS
The Spanish Gunboats.

WASHINGTON, November 2+.-The most
reliable statement regarding the Spanish
gunboats seems to he that the WTlts OF at
tachment served to-day were grounded
upon the affidavit Of the Peruvian Consul
that Spain designed using them against
Peru It is said the grlnboats may be ,llti-
natcFy released if the Spanish Government
files bonds, through their Minister. not TO
nae them against any nation with which the
United States is at peace.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON. November 24.-lt Is re-
garded here rs certain that the e1lnhoatS
will be released. The lihellinc affidavit was
made bv Senior Alnaro, Of the Cuban junta.
il sets forth the character of the boats that
their ornaments and munitions have already
been conveyed to Havana; that then, OFF,
GERS and crews are present in the harboT !;
and that their purposes are not only TO
make war on the established Government
Of Cuba. with which the United States l. Mt
peace, hut TO relieve the Spanish squadron
and enable it to resume hostiities against
Peru. This affidavit was placed in the
hands Of the United States District Attor-
ney, and the libel was ordered to be issued.
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Tribute OF Respect.

FUf INC DlsDHtTN.
Al meeting OF the students Of william
and Mary College held November 20, 1859
1T was unanimously
:" Resolccd, Tint in the death Of ProfcS
Sor Frank Preston we recognize the han(
Of Providence in taking from us Jealous
competent, and beloved instructor; tha
wc submit with humility to the Divine dis
pCnsation, and deeply dcplore the los
which tn. ollege and ourselves have s,ls
tanned; that we tender orr heartfelt sym
pathics to his hcrcavcd fmily that in tokcl
Of respect for his memory and of regret 70
OR loss we will wear Grape for one month
"0rdercd, That copy of these proceed
ngs be communicated to the family Of Cap
tain Preston. and published in the Rich
mond, Norfolk, and Lexington papers"
p.S.-Other napcrs pleasc CODY.
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TuE SOUTHERN RAILROAD TO THE Pacific.
The scheme for great trauS-rOntmentai
railway from Norfolk, on the Atlantic, TO
,,n Diego, on the Pacific, is one which Ger
tain southern interests are earnestly devoted
10, and quietly using vigorous efforts to
execute. The roads already built through
Virginia, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville, and
Memphis, To Little Rock, viii be parts Of
The line From Little Rock the extension
called The Memphis and RI Paso road win
lun in a southwestern direction 10 lex
arcaLa. thence to Dallas, on the Trinity
river. thence by FL PaSo and Fort Yuma TO
san Diego. One section Of this iinc-trom
Jefferson to Pal-. in Texas, $50 miles in
icaeth-.i, now in process OF construction,
and part of it viii be open for business
next spring. Thrc" cargocs of iron en- route
from Antwerp for this section are expected
q New Orleans. At the western end sur
rers are being made from san Diego and
Fort Yuma This way. Congress will be
asked ut its next session for 4 grant Of lands
L. aid the rprise.-Hn0rvHLe Herald.
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Various Items.

MAsHIsGToN, November 24.-The reve-
nue. receipts to-day were S413.HNo.
The President excluded all visitors to-day.
Minister Motley has re0pened the Ala
bama claims.
The President has appointed John B..
southworth district attorney for Southern
Alabama.
The Commissioner Of Customs report
shows the receipts Of the last fiscal wear to
have been S1Sn. n0O. 900; fines, penalties, and
forfetures, $40. 900. md other fees, making
an aggregate of 1872 ,oGO, 900 gold-equal to
1924, 900. 900 currency.
Vice-Prcsident Colfay is here.
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Something Goming--A Column of Mag
netic High; from the SUN stretching
o,st towards The Earth.

Otfk tOsaEssS sskS I"sSk IKE
The SUMS atmosphere. say the scientific
men, is in highly excited condition. \
column Of magnetic light is shooting out
further and further from the solar sphere,
and it is now stretching out 10000 geo OF
miles. In other words, it has accomplishing
halt the distance between Us and the sun .
The interesting question, and one on which
perhaps we do not wish any more light Oh
this character, is, How long viii it be before
il finishes the rest Of the distance and
bridges the gigantic chasm between the
earth and the SUM- Is it messenger sent
out to snatch us up as lo3d for the nsatlate
monster that keeps himself warm by de-
youring planets, and whose tlre-eatlnS pro-
pensities this whole earth would sat!S.y lor
. few DAYS only. If SO, how long Will this
emissaly' be in reaching us and carrying the
Globe away as if it were 4 gigantic lump OF
coal for n furnace: This column OF light
at intervals indicates its approach by flash
lug and corruscating with fresh Drli.
liancy. SO decided are its effects THAT
two astronomers Zone at London, the
other at Oxford, and neither knowing;
the experiences Of the other,) supposed
that the dark-glass Of tbeir. telescope
had been broken or put out OF range, SO
strong was the fash of golden light upon
the vision. 1t is predicted that before INC
END OF next year thlS maSnetic iisuI mIti
have got near enough to US to make It's I'M
mediate and actual influence upon che earth
distinctly felt. 1t is announced that in con-
sequence we may expect to see phenomena
that have never been seen or known before
by the human race. If any of our readers
are therefore yet disposed to complain OF
the weather and The earthquakes, let them
remember that by this time next year they
may have az entire new line Of experiences
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Another Tragedy In Tennessee-..Six
Persons Killed.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November pa party
Of masked men went to the plantation of
William Jones. near Tiptonvilie. Tenn,
Sunday, for the purpose of disarming
Jonos's negroes. Jones, being forewarned,
fired on the party, killing one and mortailv
wounding two. The maskers retreated::
The officers Of the law next dav arrested
Jones and six NEGROES, and Jones was taken
70 the river and placed on the steamer for
Louisville. The negroes, while en- route for
Troy, were caDtured nv party, and FIVE of
them shot. The sixth was spared. The
excitement in Upton is intense, and further
bloodshed is apprehended.
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FFAropY MoNuMENT N NV IoRK-GEN-
rRA1. BUTLER HELD TO BAIG.-Ner York.
November "a large and enthusiastic
meeting of merchants ana bankers was held
This 7. VI. nj the bJukimg-houSc of John
B.oodgood 4 Co.. 1T which permanent or
.~WiZalion was Effected 10 carry ont the
movement to raise Peabody Monument
fund. The monument will be erected III the
Central Park. William II. Nelson, Esq.
wt, chosen permanent president, Mr.. VAN
dr.,oU secretary, and John B!oodg"od
treasurer. Numerous Nlcc-preSldcntS We're
chosen. and an executive committee. The
association is to hc called the National Pea
body Monument Association. 1t was re-
ported that there are already six hundred
subscribers II the fund,
General Butler to-day gave bail i'll $1,000
upon the charge OF Miss tlorancc OF mi>ap-
pr8priating the Twig"S swords and certain
plate. Richard Schcll and {. X. Gams0n
,uretips.
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Nrw COU>TEEFEITs Of NATIoSAL BANKS.
W In1 The following list OF new counter
felix's ON national banks in the Cnted States
C7aus.yfr,t Dctector Of the 18th instant:
Fir, National Bank OF Manitowoc, Wis
eou>iu.
Third National Bank of Chicago, Illinois.
10, raised from Is. Well done.
Twcntic> raised from Is, First National
Rank If Springfield I'll.
r5rr,. imitation, Farmers National Bank
If RcuGing. Pa, reported in circulation.
Look our Tor all Farmers National Banks,
,,ha taHu and Stat" can be easily changed
and printed from the same counterfeit
r.t".
Fiyc- ,Iowctt City National Bank. Jewett
civ, Conn. In the imitation the date on
The deck Of the ship j. 100; it should be
1902. The date 1892. on the right end of the
cruuinc bill under the Indian princess, il
l~tl of the imitation. The word Feb, I'M
der rrcravcr'S name in imitation l. Fer.
Twos, Jewctt City National Bank. Conn.
tn" coarSc>t part Of the bill is oil the left
md. The female lrth the stars Orcr her
tGt. The genuine have sixteen stars in
inu half circles. The imitation have twenty
three. and very iudi~tinct.
Tens. Farmers Natioua. Bank Of AmStcr-
dau, y. y. The letters a. III AM
.,rr5Nm,' under the words National bdnk
II, in the above imitation. are smaller than
ll,. riIs,t letters, aud the clH'ced line lln'loi
.'rau D' runs into the shading of the
''r>IT. o." THE genuine does not.
r.. lies, Fourth National Bank OF New
York ely.
H.rl". National Bank Of the City Of New
York. -. imitation. The genuine reads
a.ahayr. The imitation reads. The Marine
Nor rout,rfgt GrcouLack.-10's Imita-
riou.--Tha hilI is shorter Ivy just onc.halt
tno width cf III" margin Of Ks. 1t is also q
tr.r cider. The genuine las period hc-
tween the letters r. and :. in Spinuer'S sig
nature The counterfeit has not. Thcr"
gre four distinct rows Of feathers in the
cg-lt'> left wing i'll the genuine: only three
H. IN. counterfeit. 1t is u dangerous bill,
being well engraved.
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GEAHD ERA-uousE-EsGLIsH OPERA.
J ne Richings-Bernard Opera Company has
toated into the full tide. of success. For
The last few nights the grand opcra-house
has been crowded to overlooking; not a
A"Ht was to be had, and every available
proof Of the attractiveness Of English opera
can be adduced than this crowding OF the
People together to listen to the /" Bohemian
"Hl," an opera which has been played re-
pc1tedly forthe last thirty years i'll this city
and all over the country.
80 substantially say all the New York pa
yG.s
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"BELow pAR."-In the article from the
Philadelphia -ige on the recent Supreme
Court decision Confederate money l.
spoken Of as having been ''many hundred
per cent. below par" Now, as one hun
tred per cent. is one hundred per hundred;
It appears to !; plain matter-oi-f&ct mind
chat when currency has declined to that
point it cannot Get any lower, yet careless
writer's arc necessarily committing tue
blunder we have noted. Ifthcle ever We're
1 case of paper being more than hundred
per cent. below par, it must have been the
notorious Brandon money of Mississippi,
concerning which it is related that man
Who mad pockct-book full which he could
not get rid Of at any price bid it under a
log, but partially exposed, in the hope that
somebody would steal it. A few days after
wards, passing by, he found his p9ckct-oooh
in it and a good deal more.-jiob'Se Regis
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Meeting OF The South Carolina LeSfs-
I.;ura--e.oycrnor'S Message.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November 24.-The state
Legislature met Yesterday, and the Go
vcrnor's message was read to-day. The Go
vernon in it speaks cheerfully Of the tnall-
ral condition Of the State, and recommends
that the interest on the debt he paid in gold.
He takes strong ground against State AID to
railroads. Tie advises the passage OF laws
10 protect the workingman, and urges that
special attention be paid to manufactures
and agricultural improvements.
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Adyiccs from Alaska state that gold has
been discovered il the streams running into
Crooks inlet.
\ convention of liquor dealers Of the
United states commenced i'll Chicago yes
tcrday.
Lieutcnant-GencralS Sheridan is quite iii ut
his residence, in Chicago, confined to bed
with fever, resulting from cold taken at Lou
isyille.
Edward Welsh fell into 4 vat OF boiling
lard in Louisville, Ky, Tuesday, and Denis
Quiulan. in trying to rescue him, was drawn
in headforemost, and both We're horribly
scaldcd. Quinlan died, and Welsh cannot
survive.
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to explain and endure, IN corouarison with

to explain and endure, In comparison with
which the fitful winter and rough, rude
autumn of to-day may seem like June
morning in Paradise, and the earthquakes
shock and the lightning's storm placid
laby of thunder. -Etchange.
[Anybody who chooses to be alarmed can
I've so; but we beg leave to class this pre-
dction with those not long ago made as to
certain high tides that were to do great
damage in the world.l
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Arrest Of as Alleged FOrSer.

New YORK, November 2f.-This morning
Charles Calm, 4 merchant, was arrested III
this city OH Il telegram from the Chlci-ot-
Police of Charleston, 5. c., charging him
with having forged Il draft in that city for
so, 600. Calm is detained at police head
quarters to await examination.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Grain and Flour Market.


CORN AND FLOUR ExcHANGE.l
RICHMOND, Va November ~ 1869.
OFFERINGS.
Ubsa,.-UhIte 5iS bushels. Red, III bushels.
Erorr-Whte go bushels. Mixed, 10 bushels.
Onis SIS. bushels.
Rye.-!4 bushels.
Hayseed.-l0 bushels.
SALES.
IrbenJ.-Whtte. IS bushels very good nj Fl.s' :
c24 bushels Mt 81 sos 100 bushels p"oo nj -! ~ !"
bushels very good on private terms -
s!s7s-tntal. $50 burheis. Red l3o n'os' ,ni.
rior ut sl.cs; 80 bushels Inferior ~ 90 hshs,s
good ut 81 2E % bushels prime M Sl:"o ~ "a
very good S1.3 10 bushels Inferior ~ - s In
bus hes very good private terms ~ p.,' Of r.
frrior MT lilo: i5f bushels mixed NJ si'-'7' -
bu shells Mt Il. oD-toral 600 bushels. -,o, en-
forn.--White 6i bushels very gn"h ~ t5 ho,
bushels at Il n5 30 bushels new ut sOc az VISA o;,
old on private ferms-total, CTS bushels. -"iNe0'
10 bushels new nj Doc. $500 20, ,at
Onfs.-.6 bushels ut SEC. 25s bushels NJ 2sv tois
bushels prime on private terms-total, 9co D'si.
Pyc-2t bushels fair nt 81 20 bushels yer! s'''
good Ut s,.n5--total. "a bushels.
FiarSeed.-i0 bushels ut gil
RE-EyHIRITED.
UIedt-Thl'e 10 bushels. BED. 20 husheis.
C,ora.-WhIte 57s buShels.
Oats.-3li bushels.
REMARKS Offerings Of Wheat on Change To-
day $50 bushels, of which 3l2 bushels were re-ex-
hibited and 1000 bushels sold. leaving over $40
bushels: market dull and Irregular. Corn in good
leman and steady. Oats dull and tending down.
ward But little doing In Rye.
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The CARDIFF GIAEr.-Ihc man Of stone
a. Syracuse i, beginning to he regarded as
tie Man Of siu," and as utterly Il humbug
from the sole Of bis gypsum foot to the crown
Of his gypsum head. They lifted him up
end photographed him on Saturday, and
then laid him to his rest. 1t was 4 rainy
day, but fifteen hundred persons paid their
entrance fees and went in 10 look upon this
ancient Onondagaan. The Utica Herald
begins 80 have its doubts Of the accuracy oil
The story already told, and Of the specllla-
lions INDUCED in.--Ncao York Commercial.
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SAFE REcovEREp.-Wc mentioned vcSter-
day the disappearance Of an iron-sate OF the
lIarnden Express Company from a car
somewhere between Burton and Cameron,
West Va. The Wheeling Intc!ligence' says
1t was subsequently found at the foot Of an
rm5aukmcnt along the road. Ii is believed
;aat the motion Of the car in rounding the
sharp curves on the heavy grade in that
locality caused the door to slide open and
permitted the safe TO fall out. The safe and
contents had not been disturbed.
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Foreign I!arkets-I3T TELEGRAPHl.

Foreign Isarke.s-I3Y TELEGRAPHl
LONDON November 2!--Noon.-ConsolS, o3!.
United states bonds. So.
LIVERPOOL. November c!-f)on.-C"ttop
steady: urlnnds. ll:d. {; Orleans U5d. cs'ima,t q
sales 70 ccn bales. Flour. 2ls Gd. Pork Ills. Cd
LIvEProoT. November o. Ercning.-Cotton
quiet upiands. ll!m!Itd.; Orleans, iii0ll;G ;
sales. I? 900 bales, including ?,oQO for export aad
speculation.
PARIS. November 2..-Bourse opens steady !;
rentes III CSC.
HAyRE November :i.-Cotton opened dccli-
ming and Irregular; the spot, 1885,: aoat. l3of
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Rights or Observation-Disclosures is soon to
h2N" convention for the purpose Of revising
her Constitution, and we observe that her
i,adlng papers are very earnestly discussing
The various plans and projects for securing
Inc representation of minoriticS which are
Akely 70 come before lhat body.
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A Japanese Visitor at San Francisco
Tho S.pIa-

san Francisco. November IA ia
panese prince, with his suit, has arrived
here, specially delegated by the Mikado to
look after japanese cmigrants.
A heavy gale passed along the Pacific
this week. Several wrecks are reported.
General Ihric has been elected delegate to
Congress from Idaho.
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STOVES ANEs TEEwARE.

CUNNY SIDE TRIUNPHANT.-The
only premium given b. the Nirglni 10 State ASri-
cultural Society for stoves was awarded the Sun
TYSIDE STOVE. For sale oEly by 2lOUNICAS-
TT. +. $50 Broad street.
This stove heats one or more rooms, and Is un-
surpassed for economy, cleanliness and heating
no,fcr no l0--dSlw
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SAMUEL PIGEON us. Z. WILLIAMS, AD-
MINISTRAToR.-This case having attracLe!
considerable attention, having been trie'
twice before without q verdict, we give
brief synopsis + the case as we understgn
il: Shortly prior ID the breaking out Of thu
war Samuel pidgeon gave Barton d WI
lams 4 claim Q collect from one John Jol
life, by attachin" lcgac" left him, he be
in. resident of a western State. Proceed
ings were irstifntnd, and while gon
whose hands it had been attached, on the
2lSt Of February, 1862. paid the amount Of
the l".:icy to McSsrs. Barton d Williams IL
Confederate money, amounting TO - OPS,
which was entered ~ received upon
their collection journal, their fees and
costs deducted, and the balance due to
the client entered accordingly. and mark
ed as deposited on the same day III the Val
ley Bank. They at once deposited it i'll the
bank to the credit Of their collection ac-
count, in which they for number of year
had been in the habit of dcpoSiting
clents' money, having the entry marked
"Pidgeon." Barton Il Williams never
drew the money out, and at the close OF the
war the bank failed. pidgcOn-Who il
seems had been in Winchester frequently
during ihe war, but had also been ont OF
the state on several occasions during the
time-thcn for the first time called for biz
money; and refusing 4 check which would
enable him to get whatever the bank wa,
paving depuSitors, claimed payment III full
in the present currency, which w2S refused.
md suit instituted. The verdict WIS toi
the delendant.- Winchester Sentinel.
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TOX'S GELATTNE,
" CnOPEg'5 ISIN.LASs.
:. CANNED GOODS of. all kinds E.e5
CITRON.
LAYER RAisISs, In whole, half, and quar-
ter boxes;
FIGS.
ALMONDS
... NUTS OF all k'nds, .
MALAGA GRAPES.
SEEDLESs RAIoINS,
SARDINES,
EDAM CHEESE.
CATAWBA GRAPES,
CREAM BOS-RDSS,
PLAIN AND FANCY CAKES, rs $50
CORDLAL&, &C.
In fact, everything that can be asked FOR In The
CONFECTIONERY LINE
You can find at
no24-,lJsn ANDREW PIzz1N1 & co.'s.
40 TO c. ZIMMER,
~ BUY YOUR cHARlIssrMAs TOYS
FrREW uRkS.
1ve on hand ysEy lSrss End attractive lot Of
HRIsTNAS TOYS,
which am determined TO sell ut the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Ny OWN MANUFACTURED
CANDY TOYS
embrace over
ONE THOUSAND DIFFERENT FIGURES
llngs, and ornament your Christmas trees.
Remember, and goto {. q MER,
c. ZIhMER,
offer the sbore goods to dealers ut Baltimore
prI 22-2wl T.. Llhhl.H
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Northern Visitors i'm
E.eNry;a,

Augusta. GA, November 24.-Gcneral II.
w. Hallcck, Senator Simon Cameron, Com
missioner Dclano, and other northern visi-
tors. ut the Macon State Fair, arrived here
from Savannah this evening. They We're
visited at the Planters Hotel by several pro-
mincnt citizens. They leave for the North
in the morning.
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Central and South American Gnteiii

New YORK, November 2i.-The steamship
Chauncey has arrived from Aspinwall with
instant.
The sickness at Bogota was increasing.
Panama has renewed the contract with the
Isthmus Railroad Company.
There had been heavy rains ut Aspnwall.
No further earthquakes CT tidal waves are
reported in South America.
The Bolivian reyolutionists were gaining
ground.
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DIR. sc7SoepDe's afEl.vyarrnnt Signed.

HARRISBURG, Pa, November 24.-The
death-warrant Of DR.. Paul SchoSppe, con-
victed of the murder, by poison, Of Miss
Stincckc. wealthy old lady of sixty. was
signed hy the Governor to-day. He will be
hun@ December 22d.
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Another small detachment OF negroes,
including u few women, passed yesterday,
moving to the South, where they have been
engaged as lahorers on some rallroad.-
Lyuchbury Republican, 2ith.
Charles G. cambridge, Esq, the engineer
in-chief of the $trasburg extension, informs
us that the road will be so near completion
rs to be open for travel the entire length bT
the 1St of February. a temporary track
will he laid over Cedar creek until the very
superior bridge in course of construction
shall be completed. The first section OF
nine miles will soon be iinishcd.- Eanches-
ter Sentinel.
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NlUN ES
HUUsG-FURNIsaING GOODS!!:
TuApTE r GREGORY

CHARLES 6. GREGORY
Is receiving, aud keeps constantly on band large
assortment of the most improved patterns Of
It)Oki NG-ST0VE. fer wood or coal.
PARLnR STOVES OF every DESCRIPTION; The
rss sHEPHERD COOK. for wood; MOhalNG
and EVENING ETAR EX1EEDED-TOP COOK
IEG-STOyES, The best IN use, which Will be sold
at the lowest prices.
DC 2-3m NO. l4lI MAIN SlNEEl.