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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

Low PRICES Low PRICES We see and
hear from our merchants over the city "Cost.
cost" BALDwIN's mammoth bills say "LOW
prices, totc prices Now We venture to say you
can 90 TO BA-pwIl's and save a weeks salary b!
purchasing at "iow prices !" for that means some
thing, and tn. way we see goods leaving MS house
we would think ne had opened retail auction
house Such is the effect of low p;ices.'' II you
don't believe IT, go and see s2s suits for sls. We
think "cost, cost" ought to buy at slow prices
to Sell bargains.
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THE REvWAL.-The special religious
services held under the auspices of the
Baptist churches of Shockoc Hill continue,
and the hearts of the ministers are cheer
ed with the promise of a great revival in
Richmond. Notwithstanding the inc!ement
weather Mr.. Earle preached to large con-
gregations yesterday afternoon and last
night, and many persons seemed to be un-
der conviction of sin.
Services will be held at 81, and ~ 2.
NJ. to-day and tomorrow at the Grace
street church, and Mt the First church on
Thursday and Friday at the same hours.
On each occasion Mr.. Earle will preach.
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Certain branches Of the spring trade III
New York opened on the lst. Others VIII
not begin until about the middle OF the
month, and others still later. The New
York Herald says: " The prospect of good
spring trade is emiuently encouraging
not been better, in fact, for years"
A Scotch engineer has discovered me-
tbod of producing intense light with com
mon coal gas by mixing it with atmospheric
air. Under ordinary conditions the intro
duction diminishes the Illuminating power,
but greatly increases the heat Of gas
flame. In the new plan the mixture of
gases is lighted after passing through o
tissue Of iridio-platina wires, the metal
soon becomes heated, the fame disappears,
and 9 vivid white light is the result. 1t
will burn, it is said, in q gale Of wind with
GU. protection, and downfall OF rain will
not quench it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

Meeting In Lynchburg.

We copy from the Lynchburg l-ir-
qinidn Of yesterday the following report
of the proceedings of q large meeting
of citizens of that place held ON Mon
day night upon the subject of the mis-
sion of the "nine" to Washington. The
meeting is said to have been one of the
most respectable ever held in the town. II
was unGnimons in its approval of the new
movement:
large and intelligent meeting of the
citizens of Lynchburg was held ut Masonic
Hall last night, to take some action in re-
gard to the course Of the committee of nine
nj Washington.
On motion of Captain 7. Triplett, Captain
B. II. Nowlin was appointed chairman, and
the members Of the press of the city re-
Quested to act as secretaries.
Mr.. c. w. Button moved that commit
tee Of five be appointed to report resolu-
tions to the meeting.
The motion was adopted, and the COM
mittce appointed, rs follows: c. W. Button,
G. w. Statham, Z. Triplett, G. III. Blackford,
and VIM. B. Brown.
The committee retired, and Mr.. John +.
Slaughter, being called on, proceeded to ex-
plain the motives that had governed and
the progress that had been made by the
committee at Washington.
The committee appeared and submitted
their report Us follows:
"Whereas movement has been naugu-
rated looking to the settlement OF those
disturbing questions which retard our
prosperity, and threaten to remand our
State government, for m indefinite period,
to the exclusive control Of alien adven-
mrers who have no interests in common
with us; and whereas it is desirable to
secure such action on the part of Congress
as will promote the ends of peace and re
Cancellation, and to restore Virginia to her
ancient position as n coGqual State in the
Federal Union and whereas ii is matter
of the first and highest Importance to Sc
cure her admission into the family of States
without the proscriptive, unjust, and dan
gerous provisions embodied in the Under
wood constitution, so called therefore
ReSorsd by the good people Of LU'c7I-
b1uy, That We endorse the action OF the
committee Of nine as eminently wise and
patriotic, and pledge ourselves to give it
our earnest support.
RtS0lred, That - delegates be ap-
pointed by this meeting to represent this
city in the convention to assemble i'll Rich
moud on the 10th of March next"
The adoption Of the resolutions was ad-
vocatcd by {. w. Burton and e. NJ. Black
ford.
Major 7. }. Kirkpatrick favored delay,
and moved that the matter be postponed
until LeXt week.
Mr.. K. &. H. Kean deprecated the mo-
ton, and urged Immediate action.
The vote was then taken, and the resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted.
The blank in the last resolution was, on
motion, filed with "twcnty," and the
chairman was allowed time to appoint the
delegates.
On motion Of Major J. S. Langhorne, the
chairman and secretaries were added To
the delegation.
The meeting then adjourned.
We have never seen Il more respectable
gathering of the citizens Of Lynchhurg than
that last night.
PERsoNAL.-Among those present nj the
political meeting Monday night Was Gene
raj james Longstrcet, now sojournlng IN
| the CITY. He was called on for n speech
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MARINE GNTELLsGENCE.

MINIATURE 4 ALMANAC, FEBRuARY 10, 1859
Sun rises. .........9 40 Moon rises........ + 81
Sun sets...........5.lj High tide, 7. NJ. 3 80
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY
ARRIVED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, L. b. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk, Piatt. Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. +. Porter.
Schooner l.. Il. Webb, Webb, Woods Hall,
guanO, 10 order.
Schooner Oyoca, Mitchell, Baltimore, lime,
Storrs Il Sou.
captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. e.. Durham
Il Co
Steamer State of Maryland, Travars, Ralti-
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys 4
Williams
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

A CoMMENDABLE The
ladies of Sidney Methodist church have
commenced fair and feast under the
Spotswood Hotel for the benefit of the des-
titute children connected with the Sunday
school of that church. AS many of the
scholars are very destitute, it is hoped that
the citizens will give these good ladies a
helping hand. They make beautiful dis
play Of useful and ornamental articles, and
offer many delicacies and substantials in
the eating line.
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PARpoNs.-The Governor has granted
parion5 III the following cases Muntord
Bagley, convicted nj the October IS6S) term
Of the county court of Lunenhurg county,
aud sentenced TO five years confinement in
the peritentiary, OH Il charge OF burglary.
Timothy Cushman, tried and convicted at
the October term Of the county court OF
Rockingham county, lsGG, Of bigamy, and
sentenced to two aud a half years conine-
ment in the penitentiary. He had but tw o
months to serve.
Henry Turner, charged at the January
term (lS69) of the county court Of King
George county with felony, waived indict-
ment and arraignment, and was thereupon
found guilty OF grand larceny and sentenced
to confinement III the penirentiary for one
year.
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BILLY Dun PArER.--Alas, poor devil we
wont To think you will neYer succeed III
making All impression on the ladies'. We woulsi
have numbered on through life under this impres =
81 IN had it not been Tor our bcnefactor, GEOKG h
l.. BIDGO0D, who sent us last evening some OF the
''r,rg swectrst'' note-papcr and envelopes, wtsI,
our Initials engraved upon It In STYLE with tricks
and 'Ixtns and things" AL around the letters
We Immediately indicted note to hsr on Tbs
aforesaid new style Of paper. and this morning wss
are accepted and viii get married when the ccre-
!nony takes place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

LOSSES PAID IN VIRGINIL.-During the
past year the Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company paid $4,000 in
Virginia for losses. 1t is needless to say
that these claims were all promptly net by
the agents, Messrs. Davenport x Co., on the
presentation of each claim, and not, as is
too often the case, sixty days after presenta'
ton of proofs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

T N-vTN n \ n y y y
PURCHASER PAYS THE TANES FOR THE fRE-
SENT YEAR RUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN TiiF
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTi-FlRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SRLiER PAYS THkh
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell ut Il
O'Clock valuable lot on the north side Of
Exchange alley between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets: and at O'Clock 4
beautiful farm of twenty acres, half mile
east OF Richmond, adjoining lakewood
Cemetery.
LEE & GODDIN will sell n ! o'clock frame
dwelling on Concord between baldwin
and Lowndes streets.
JOHN WOODWORTH, executor, will sell NJ
l2o'clock, in front of the st. Charles Hotel
tract of land lying within half n mile of
" Fair Oaks
H. A. CARRINGTON, assignee, will sell to-
day a large tract Of land in Charlotte
county near Keysvile.
THOMAS F. GOODE, commissioner, will
sell to-day n large tract of land known rs
" Lombardy Grove" in Mecl,anburg
county; also the property known AZ
Iones's Mill.
GRITBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at half
past IL c clock Il lot of ground on the
south side Of Exchange alley between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFIcE FEB
RuARY 10, l6G9.-S. Sutherland, Rich
mond, Va; Thomas 9. Dabney, Cadiz, Ky;
John Pleson, Tomahawk Station; Charles
w. Purcell, Alhemarle county, Va; j. A,
Pierce, Pelham, n. c.; X. G. Dunn, Mem
phis, Tenn; Miss Matte Davis, Essex
county, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

For AN IRRITaTRD THROAT. Cough OR COLD,
browns BRONCHIAL TEoCHEs" " are offered
With the fullest cor tidence in their efficacy They
have been thoroughly tested, aud maintain the
good reputation they have justly acquired. as
there are limitations, bsStre to OBTAIN THE GENU-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

LEcTrRE RY BIsHoP MCGTLL.-We under
stand that Bishop McGill will shortly deliver
an interesting lecture on Church Hill for
the benefit of the fund proposed to be raised
for q dwelling for the pastor of ST. Patrick's $
l.hrrnh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

LA RUE's MINsTRELs.-To-nigh the first
performance of La Rue's Carnival Min
strels will be held at the Richmond Thea
tire. This company is Legitimate one of
the first order. Our people have not for a
long time enjoyed a minstrel entertainment
of this style, and now that they have an
opportunity for pure enjoyment they should
not neglect it. In Rue's people sing new
songs, tell new jokes, and burlesque new
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SEND IN YOUR ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY
In consequence al the large edition ofthe WEEKLY
DISPATCH we lind 1t necessary to put 1t to press
early Thursday mornlng; we must therefore re-
quest our patrons to se.,d In their advertisements
IN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

ITALY. - Tonight, Professor Garihaldi
will deliver lecture on Italy" Mt St.
Alban's Hall, corner Third and Main
streets. The subject is IN interesting one,
and in the hands of n nephew of the re-
uowned Garibaldi should be well handled.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

THE COSTUMES FOR Tue TURNER BALL.
The Turner ball will certainly come off
next Monday night. Mr.. Maxwell, the cos
tuner, will he prepared to furnish almost
any dress needed this morning and each
succeeding morning until the day Of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

THE ALMsHOUsE.-The Committee on the
Almhouse have been lately vigilantly en-
gagged in examining into the accounts OF
that institution, and from the reports
already made we judge the almshouse to be
pecuniarily very weighty component OF
Richmond's provision Tor its people.
We learn that the committee find upon
examination the average number Of pa
tients in the hospital per month for the
year 1868 to have been 30 ; average num-
her on house diet, %; average number on
hospital diet, II. The apothecary's bill for
medicines used was $GI3.I9; of this
amount, $3i4 .33 was chargeable to the
white department, and $l42.55 to the negro
department.
The following articles and quantities of
food were consumed in the hospital 53G "a
pounds ham, 2,l7GH pounds beef, 41O
pounds rice, 352 pounds tea, $40 pounds su-
gar, 13 pounds coffee, A gallons molasses,
272 dozen eggs, 23ol4 gallons butter r-milk,
40 gallons sweet milk, 80 chickens, IS gal
Ions whiskey, l33 pounds crushed sugar.
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liabilities with me. 1t paid me, without ten days
delay, 81, 500 and gave me their note for as much
mere to be paid within ninety days. / cordially
commend the company to those who wish I IL
sure. THAD0EUs G. DICKINSON" :"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

BIG EGG.-Mancheste sends the Dis
patch museum the biggest egg out. 1t is OF
the goose variety, measures five inches IN
length, eight in circumference, and weighs
ten aud half hunces.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION
The monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday-8chool Union was held on Monday
night in the lecture-room of the First Pres
byterian church.
In the absence of the president the chair
was filled by Mr.. James Miller. After the
usual exercises of prayer, reading the
Scripture, and singing, the secretary pre-
sented the following reports Of the average
attendance for the past month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. will insert advertisements IN
the principal newspapers IN Virginia North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, aud the northern cities, 1T pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this enice.
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We clip the following from the Religious He
rdid:
county, Ya- February s. s59.-rermit ne To say,
that having had the mi sfortnae to lose by tire my
house turl itare, family stores, &C. this insurance
company very generously aud promptly mel It's
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Rlthmond Ilispattlr.
Observation-Disclosures 10, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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AMUSEM ENT'S.

I ECTURE - SUBJECT: ITALY" - by
4 4 Professor GAkkiBALpI IL the t. Adams
Masonic Hall, corner or Third aud Main streets,
on 'rHliR iRSDAi the 18th instant.
TICKETS: FIFTY GEN r.. To be hah At tie
principal music, stationery, ana cigar stores.
IL. "A
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a LoNG SENTENCE.--A convict named
Scott Eggleston, convicted in Powhatan
county of grand larceny and malicious
stabbing with intent to kill, and sentenced
to the penitentinry for t~enty-t7ree years,
reached the city yesterday, and was given
quarters in his long home"
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APPOINTMENTS FOR LENT.-Seryices will
be held in all the Episcopal churches of
Richmond to-day (Ash Wednesday, at II
A. NJ. The other appointments for Lent
are as follows st. Mark s church, Mon
days, at AZ p. NJ; Grace church, Tues
days, at ~ P. NJ; Monumental church,
Wednesdays, at AZ ?. NJ; St. Johns
church, Thursdays, at AZ ?. NJ; ST..
James's church, Fridays, at a !, ?. NJ; St.
Paul's church, every morning Except Sun
day. at "a O'Clock, commencing Monday
morning next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

WAsHINGToN LITERARY SoCGETY.-We
acknowledge the compliment of an invita-
ton to attend the anniversary Of this So
ciety Mt Washington College, Va, on the
22d instant. Orator NJ. NJ. Neal, of Ten
nessee. Debaters: Cyrus D. IIoguo, of
Alabama Aston Boyd, of Tennessee. COM
mittee: j. Lane Stern, of Virginia Frank
/. Moody, of Alabama ; L. W. Barringer,
Of North Carolina James NJ. Gray, of Ken
tucly; and John Green, Of Alabama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

Why suffer With bsd cough when YOU can get of
any druggist bottle of PowERs's COMPOUND
SYRUr OF ToLU AND WILD CHERRY which almost
in every instance gives relief?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

GARDEN HAND BOOK AND ALMANAC.-We
have received from Messrs. Allison u Adj
olson their Hand book IF the Gtrden and
Almanac for 1863" A very interesting
catalogue of vegetables, we'll illustrated, and
containing, besides general useful hints
about the mode of culture, specific direc-
tions for each kind under appropriate head
ipgs. All amateur gardeners and many
who are experienced in the business may
learn much that will benefit them from this
little work. In addition to their seed de-
partment, illustrations OF many of the most
useful implements in common use on every
farm may be seen, with q catalogue of their
prices, etc. This useful little book is fur
nished gratuitously to all who may desire
it, either by calling at their seed and i'm
plement store or by enclosing stamp to
their address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting of
the Board Of Directors OF the Chamber OF
Commerce will be held this evening at 5
o'clock.
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ROBBERY IN THE County Y.-The premises
of Mr.. Joseph }. Peasants, a mile below
the city were invaded last night, and three
shoats aud every chicken on the place
ken off
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

The ORAToRIo OF ST. PAUL, which was
to have been rendered last evening, has
been postponed until Thursday in conse-
quence of the inclemency of the weather.
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KITCHEN RuERERY.-Thc kitchen Of Mr.
R. B. Woodward, Cary and Jefferson
streets, was burglariously entered on Tues
day night and all the clothes OF the weeks
washing stolen.
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sNETRM ARX,

TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
~ COKSER MARSHALL AND COLLK6k
STREETS RlCHAOND, VA.
All cases requiring me dcal or surgical aid ac-
mitted except the insane and those laOortn8 under
contagious disorders.
Charges QnyarlsDly In advance) including board,
medical attendance. and medicines
Large wards. per week, ID.
Private rooms. per week, &lo 10 80.
4 small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per
mits from members OF the committee OF the City
Council! for the relief OF the poor, and seamen op
permits from The custom-house.
For further Information. or admission. apply ~
the in1rmary 70 ISAIAH III. WHITE, ID. d.,
ial1-s,n Medical Superintendent.
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THE committee report generally that the
Office is in perfect order. All office work TO
18th January, 1859, has been fully completed.
Our inspection has been thorough, and salts
has us that the business has been conducted
with system, skill and fidelity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-10

HUsTIHGs Court CLERKS OFFICE
Colonel 7. P. August, Major I. II. Caring
ton, and Colonel Thomas ]. Evans, com
posing the committee appointed by the
Hastings Court to inquire into and examine
the conducting of the affairs at the clerk g
office of the Hastings Court prior to the re-
moval of Mr.. Howard, have made report
in detail upon the different departments OF
the office. Each one was favorably reported
on, as the following conclusion Of their re-
port will show
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DICHMUND THEATRE.
ITALIAN OPERA.
l)ikRC TOR.
/. BISCAI ClASTI.....

The Director begS leave To announce \ short
Opera Season or THREE NIGHTS ONLY al the
above h-atre during which an array OF the most
eminent ana celebrated artists In the country VIII
appear In the following popular Operas
MONDAY, February 18th, Rosmi's delightful
Opera IL RhRBIEKE III SEVILLIA.
TUESDAY, February 10Th, DoniIetti's beauti-
ful Opera Butfa DON PASQUALh.
WEDNESDAY,, February l7th FlotOw's splcn
did opera, MARTHA.
Madam FANNY NRTALI TESLA, the cele-
brlted Contralto, from the New York Academy of
siusic and the principal Theatres In America, VIII
appear on each Of these nights In connection with
the following distinguished artists
signorini GArTERINA GAM, the young ac-
comp .ished Prima Donna Soprano Leggirro.
Slgnor TESrA, the elegant Tenor LegYlero. mn
surpassed for his silvery voice and wonderful en-
ecution.
Siguor REINS, the famous Baritone, from all
the principal Theatres In Europe.
Signor SuSTNI, the fayoritr great Basso, the
artist DttF excellence.
sienor LpnlNi. distinguished Baritone.
SignOr VlNCENIO, and others.
ADMISSION. To the dress circle and parluet'e,
Si reserved seats SOC extra family circle, 75c.
gallery Soc
sale of seats viii commence on THURSDAY,
February llth. IL O'Clock, 1T Mr. q. l.. BID
GOO,,f b0OkstO No. 1877 Main street. lc y
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HUSTINGS COURT OF MAGISTRATES.
This court met yesterday and transacted
the following business:
Robert Carter, on al Indictment for mis-
lemeanor, was convicted and sentenced TO
the city Jail for ninety days, with hard
labor.
Mary Hill, indicted for misdemeanor, waa
found not guilty, and discharged.
Mary Hill, indicted for misdemeanor,
was convicted, and sentenced to the city
Jail for ten days.
William johnson, indicted for misie
meanor, was convicted, and sentenced to
jail for ninety days, with hard labor.
Charles Jones alias benjamin. Hender
son, indicted for misdemeanor, WIS con-
victed, and sentenced to the jail for four
mouths, with hard labor.
William Anderson, indicted for misde
meanor, was convicted, and sentenced to
the Jail for ninety days, with huri labor.
John Royal, indicted for misdemeanor,
was found guilty, and sentenced to the city
Jail for thirty days.
Frank Saunders, indicted for msdemean
or, was found not guilty, and discharged.
The grand jury met at | | o'clock and re-
ported true DlllS Ill the lOllOHIHS III
dictments Frank Saunders, assault and
battery; Phillis Brown, assault and bat
terry Sarah Jackson, petit larceny; Ann
Branch, petit larceny; James Pagan, petit
larceny; James Lewis, petit larceny; Will
liam Smith, petit larceny; Richard Bru-
nett and jerry Thomas, petit larceny; Ro-
bert George, assault and battery; Peter
Smith, petit larceny; James Smith, petit
larceny; John Stewart, petit larceny ;
George Washington, W. Fl. White, W. N.
Oakley, William Johnson, Samuel Rollins,
Robert Taylor, and William Washington,
petit larceny.
"Not a true bill " was returned in the
following indictments: Dabney Miller, Sal
lie Carter, George Washington, W. H..
White, and W. N. Oakley, for petit lar
ceny.
The court adjourned until to-day Mt 10
O'clock. The grand jury adjourned until
Thursday at o'clock.