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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-29

The THEATRE.-Do not forget that to-
night the Theatre opens with Rose and
Harry Watkins and a tine stock company
in the thrilling and beautiful play of Trod-
den Down. They come to us with the
highest recommendations, and deserve to
be LiDerally encouraged
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RE-SESTENcE OF PENITESTIART CoNvIcTs.
Under a law of the State of Virginia
which requires that convicts in the pcniten-
tiary who have been found guilty of more
than one felony, and sentenced to two or
more terms, Shall be sentenced by a court
for each offence, the following cOnvicts
were brought before Judge Morton for their
second sentence on Saturday:
Lewis Nickins, convicted in Alexandria
of grand larceny, and sentenced to three
years, was re-sentenced ON conviction OF
burglary for eight years.
George Saunders alas George Williams,
convicted OF burglary by the Hustings Court
Of Richmond, and sentenced TO three years,
was re-sentenced to FIVE years for grand lar
ceny. of which he was convicted by the
CORPORATION court of Norfolk.
James Woodward alias Woody, cent
from Petersburg for two years for burglary,
was re-sentenced for life, it being his third
conviction.
FIVE others were brought up for re-sen-
tence, but two Of them stood for jury, as
the law gave them the right do, and there
was some informality rs regards the others.
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SALES OF REAL FsTATE.-Messrs. Lee &
Goddin, auctioncers, sold during last week
the following real estate: Lot on Kocketts
street. So 7-12 by 76 atSl2.50 per front foot
54H79 three-story brick dwelling ON the
northeast c6rner Of Main and First streets,
$1,000; lot on Rockets street, IL" icet
front. extending back to Water street -
feet. $500: cottage dwelling with four acres
of land on the Grove road half 4 mile west
Of Richmond, $3, 900.
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MAGAzISEs.--We are indebted to Ellyson
& Taylor for Ecery Saturday and Packdrds
Monthly. All the literary and pictorial pa
pers and magazines will be found next door
TO the DSSDItCh office.
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ISAAC HUNTER IN NIssIssIPPI.-Froma ac-
counts from Mississippi we learn that Isaac
II. Hunter. our colored orator, is doing
great service in the Dent cause III Missls-
Sippi. He is thoroughly canVaSsing the
State, and is convincing numbers of colored
voters. In Columbus, lately, he spoke to
large audience, composed OF men ot every po,,
litical complexion, and he was greeted
throughout with unanimous cheering and
unnlauSp.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 81. isss.


ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chand!se and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander. New foTK, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. G. Durham Co..
Schooner 8. P. Binns, Highly Philadelphia
coal, STAPLES 1 Blair.
schooner a. II. Leaning, Brewer, Philadeiphia,
Schooner l. 4. Edwards, Marshall, New York,
iron. Tredegar Company.
Schooner Rebecca, Smith, New York, Iron ore
tc Tretegar Company and hay to l. Powers.
sAILEp.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Gcoghesan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys & VIII
uams.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York, nler-
chandise and passengers, w. .. 1nnham 90.
Schooner Mary a. Haley, Haley, New YORK rta
James river, Curtis 4 Parker
Schooner robert Hesiy,l Brooks, Baltimore eta
James river, CaYtIo Z Plrksr.
Schooner Morning Light. Ireland, Phnadelphia
riG James river, Curtis & Parker 4
MEAoGASpuI.
WEST POINT November sL-Arrivcd, steamer
Admiral Freeman, merchandise and passengers
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on rGtarG. se esrs e.f,~
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HusrIHGs CoURT.-Judge BrGmhaN pre-
sjdinq.-In this court on Saturday a :aoHe
,7roscq,it was entered in all the cases OF l..
T. Pass, charged with horSe-stealn".
The counsel for Emeine Johnson (negro),
convicted of stealing S1G0 from DR.. schultz,
argued motion Tor a new trial. Decision
reserved until to-day.
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ARRIVAL or BrRGLARs.-On Friday night
Captain Parker, of the police, arrived i'll
the city with Baby Clark, Quinn, and Lo-
gan, charged with being implicated in the
robbery of Cardozo, AlSop i Fourqurean
of lot of silk. They are held for eXamina-
ton to-day.
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FOR LIVERPOOL AND ~ 4FTf

FOR LIVERPOOL AND uou,>, <EIfTM
ISMAN LINE OF MAIL sTEAMiERSSi- Ssi-Sn St4ityIsa
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
HEb hLTERNiTE TUESDAYS.
RATES oFPASsACEB THE SATURDAY STEAMEh'
First Cabin, Payable II: Cold. -, a.
liverpool or Queens town w
Sesrdge Poya6.e IN Cuirencu. :, a,
Liverpool or ;eenstown. sow
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA AALiFn1 III a. M
i.Eerpoolo or S'eeii''o" ASN'''.'. 70 %
St johns, n T., BY branch steamer (Go!d).. " w
Steerage, Payable in Currency. . a =.
llEtrPooi vi t"e'h''o Is 90
Tjckets sold to and from England, Ireland, ana
the Continent, at moderate rates. ,,.,,.
For further information apply ut the Company
offices JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
Is Broadway, New YORK; or 70
MnIIAM C. nIrNEAM & CO., Agents.
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we advise tea-drinkers TO call ut W. D. BLAIR
& Co.'S corner OF Main and Ninth streets, ana Try
that Guupowdcr Tea they have just received. We
can youch for 1t being equal TO any ever Imported
They sell It ut 81 so per pound.
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DR.. 4. s. MCRAE, recently Of Manchester.
having taken the Office Of the late DR.. Waring,
tenders his professional services to the public
generally He may be found at his Office at all
hours when not professionally engaged.
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DISCOURSES OF FATHER HYACINTIIE, and
SOUTHLAND WRITERS. Biographical and Critl-
cal Sketches of Living Female Writers of the
South two new booksN, for sale BY GEORGE l..
DIDGoOu Bookseller.
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I'ILE WORKS. have reassumed my
Il Did husIress Nd my fofG.ernlAce No-ltlt rery
gryitrL0r aretrff s,f fEI4Eh aud RAsPs. Also,
parsirnizr Alteration paid 10 i nc CuI'IlSG o.. IL
HILHR. NH. tfED EkfG tsE2hDolf.
No itls Cary street., pstTcsn Fourteenth INT
Fifteenth streets. | Au 1a--lmN
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W4R1SG MoNuMENT.-A meeting Of the
Waring Monument Fund Committee will
be held ut the st. Charles Hotel this eve
ming at o'clock. Collectors are expected to
report ut this meeting.
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OAK IIALL.--Mr. c. 6. CLARKE, of Governor
street has named his place Oak Hall, after hand
somhly reitirg II the inside. He still FURNISHES
good meals 1T cheap prices. and everything else
that IS good.
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SHIPPING.

rOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 PETERSBURG will leave her xssssssas.siss
wharf MONDAY NIGHT y ovenber 2stn; al hiSn
water. Freight received up to O'CLOCK + Hi'
For freight or passage, applyto ,.,,o
no 2o-1t HARsEfs q NILLIAMo.
NOR NEW YORK.-The ele- >sSeFFn
i pant steamship ISAAC BELL, Cap-SSSssszxs&
toin BouKNE, viii leave her wharf sc Rockets on
TUESDAY November seth, ut O'Clock r. d.
FreIrh received until IL O'Clock VI. TUESDAY.
Fare nI2 Strerage 30. For freight or passage,
apply to WILLIAM c. DUNHAM q CO..
no 2a-2t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
TOR SAVANNAH-FlRST Es- IT
b SEL.-The superior fast.sai!iBy schoo- SsEfN
neer LEONESSa, MYERS master Is loaa--ss<,nsI ,s
patch. For freight, applyto -
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
M
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Why will you give Que dollar and twenty-five
cents per gallon for Norfolk oysters when you can
get the York River at WILLIAM II. CoX's, Frank
lin street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, Tor
one dollar?
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE NOVEMBER
OR. NJ. Manly, Superintendent OF Edu-
cation, Richmond; Mr.. Reuben Dudley,
DR.. Clark, Richmond, Va; A. II. Henry,
Esq, Hermitage, Va; John J. Brown,
Esq, Howardsyille, Va; Mrs: G. n.
Gwathmey, Bristol, Tenn. Egertin 6 Co.,
New York; James NJ. Ginness, Philade!-
rhia; Mrs. j. j. Bell. Baltimore, Nd. !;
Postmaster at Young's Mills, Guilford
county.
,as, a4l aFsnt7 ,Ss -.
sfsuSDE-r PATENT sIEAM-EStfItE GOV
ERHDgl, SRLDEN'S pATENT STEaN-EN-
GINE nASk;ILSss ;Ls Ultra steam Gauge C"mlany
are warranted FOR . year, We know them % be
re hest snngr now In 'sse, They are tEss ~ prise
tteLes always on htld n-a alao keep Ell LANDS
pATEhiT siE1. EEDINEl uif.-CT Ts', tJr SHAFT
!ng ind ali kinds OF nlHchlnery, wchsavea ninety
per GeIs. Ut oil. THIS La thE newest and 0eSt Llns
no N out Como and see It aud us
#.. .#.srs. GEORGE Il. SLDAT. r
my1e 4. JACKSON ADDlSarDH-
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CoRNs, (soFT, HARD,) BuSIoNs lN-GRowfSC
NAILS. &C.--NObody save DR.. SCHULTZ Is capa-
bic 20 relieve cure them. Beware OF pretend
ers Office, Nineteenth street near Main.
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DHILADELPHI RICH TN
/ MOND AND NORFOLK SIEA h-ssssssSsls sssssssSs
GREEN. composing this line. viii leave Philndsl'
rhia every SATURDAY, and Richmond every FRI.
BAY alternately. Freight tn ken for Sorfolk nj mo- mo-
,icrate rates also for Charleston, savannah, ana
New Orleans and bills OF lading signed through:
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals ana
stat1room. S. ". ?. PORTER, Agent
mia Orire. No. 2!25 Dock street.
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~ ELLYSoy & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal pewspapersin In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates. for cash. Apply at this oCice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-29

Washington Jennings, con-
stable Of the city Of Fredericksburg, by Cen
eral Candy,
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DO NOT BUY YOUR CHEIsTMAs'GooDs YET
Wait fpr the grand opening at ELLTSoS TAT-
LOR's on the 10th OF December.
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uARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUS-
DRIED at the Disp1tck ofIce.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT Candy has accepted
the resignation of Beverly B. Bolts, clerk
OF the county court of Culpeper.
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ATLANTIC FOREIGN EXPRESs CoMRIANY,
iIACKENZIE. HENRY fLh MANI,
81 BR ADWAY, NEW YORK.
Through bills OF lading given from Richmond 20
I'll European ports for tobacco cotton, grain, anu
Particular attention given to small packages.
Cable telegra,ns forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made for the racine COAST,
Sandwich Islands, China aud Japan. ,.,
Freights forwarded 20 oil parts oi the Cniteo
States and CaDada. Apply to
WILLIAM C. DURHAM & CO.. Agents,
,u IA corner Main and Eleventh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-29

HORSE REoovERED.-The horse Of Rev. a.
T.. Dickinson, supposed to have been stolen,
was found on Saturday morning in the field
of /. gentleman, about two miles below the
city, and returned to the owner.
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sTEAM TO GLASGOW AND %N
NDDN nERRH. eNrAnlxss

THE ANCHOR LIN h.
Fayorite ClyGe-ouilt passenger steamers are IN
t,nGed to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No 90 North river. ut II O'Clock u.
HATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CuhkEnsI sn;
Cabins to liverpool, Glasgow. or Derry %'oahu
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months, Sleo.
Steerage t. Glasgo" or Derry, $50; intermcaia'e'
S35. -.. %,
Prepaid certificates from these ports, S3I.
Passengers bookcdto aud from Hamburg, ha're'
Drafts issued payable At any bank In Great Bril-
tain. .,o o,r,r,ry,a
For further Information apply nj the compnnye
Offices No. Bowling Green, New ork, 10 HEN
.WIlLIAM c. DUNBAR & co, Agents.
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uO! FOR THE SeTia1sf

IL ORANGE GROVES. 1sssssaGsss2xs
FOR PALkTKA, Fla, VIA. SAVANNAH,
GA. touching IT FERSASDINA, JAChSoN,,
VILE. and all LANDINGS on the ST. JOHN,s
and lrst-cl1ss steamer DICTATOR, capta.n ".
T. MCNELTY, will leave Charleston, Z. Y, Ior
the above places every TUESDAY sNiaht u
O'Clock. ass ~ y.e - ,,,,,rx,
The elegant and frst-class steamer CITY
POINT, Captain GEORGE Z. MCMILLAN wiz
leave Charleston every SATURDAY NIGHT ats
O'Clock for the above places. .
Through tickets to be had &C railroad otaceSs no
extra charge for meals and statsroons' u,
-" >>"' - j. ID. AIKEN d CO., Agents,
South a tlantic Wharf, Charleston, 8. c. !,
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ALI, 1s09.-GRAND OPENING.

yARGAINs! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Ihaye now opened and offer to the public q large,
and complete stock OF MEMS, BOYS, and
Also. x splendid line of GE&TLEEMEN'S FUR
NISHING GOODS, and large and most beauii-
rul stock Of HATS and CAPS, comprising the
Nv motto Is, aud always has been, 'Quick sales
and small profits therefore call Is s. al ask,
and you wifi be sureto purchase great pargatts at
o a., corner Of Fourth.
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Ritllmon(I IlispatcI1.


TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH"
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CHCU-
OF ALL TIE uTuER DAILY NEWS
pAPERs OF THIS CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-29

A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-All
- a. persons holding claims against the estate Of
t .ne late Alexander Dudley, deceased, are noli-
suIlthticatcd and those indebted are requested
- NIX" prompt pa' ment 70 the Undersigned. Any
- niehd who inay have IN his possession papers or
I,et yhluab!es belonging 10 said estate Will con-
-; 49, = lay r. "a well as do an act OF justice. hy
~ s 4lng known .he fact and delivering up the same
=. II. HARDWOOD. Administrator.
30 2o--eodss4
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EIEANERS.

EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-Sssl
f'ASDISGs CN TIE JAMES RIYER.-Ine IasC
,nd elegant ITNITED STATES ! y = MAiR s'ea"s1
Captain z. G.. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf ut Rocketts for the a5ove-nampgo
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anu an Tuea-
DAYS, 1T 81 O'Clock A. NJ, ana rctnrns oh ~ A1s
days Thursdays. and Saturdays oor.
Passengers arrive in Norfolk in time 70 oints STg
Gect with steamers for Baltimore anu pon''
Trains leave City Poin: ror petersburg on arri-
ya Of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk 81. 80.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and saturoa{s'
rom II NJ. to 81 Z. NJ, for Norfolk p0rtslnou.n,
Boston, Baltimore. and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay and Ill rcgula- landings on james
river mt reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
t'reIyhts for way-laudngs must oe prepaid.
Apply TO l.. -: : "a .n~ss -, ss.hnrs
81 AfnSNs -. -
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F'E1RNtTESE, sc.

FURNITURE AND BEDDING WARE
I HOUSE. 1858 and 1910 Main street. Rich
uond, Vac. b. STACY il son onfdently In
we sAer friends and the public generally to their
5AAL STOCK, just completed; which VIII oe
FOUND 70 be The mos: extensive and varied ever OF.
!sred II Richmond: and in every article they are
prepared 10 compete with the best houses In lhe
country; and In BEDDING, their facilities en-
d3t them - defy competition.
SUUCkSs SHUCKS. SHUCKS!
We win pay cash for SlTCCkS, in any quantity,
delivered III Richmond.
Wca,e anxious to appoint agents in every To-
"!t" l:ou which Shucks viii bear transportatlor,
~ "4vin "c VIII furnish presses Tor ballng. far-
''cuarN pu application se 3o-2m
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NOTICE TO SHlPPERS.-+S4sNInA
Y The boats OF the JAMES Rl-ss..zs2 = q
YER AND kASAWHA CANAL .CNhEAsY
viii leave the dock rs usual promptly at II M: on
TUESDAYS THCRSDAYS. ana SAfUkDAfss
Sreixht and tolls on goods for LyIcbhars and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid ~ ths
option or the shipper, Every Facility possible VIII
Ii. afforded consfgnees but no obligation ts as.
sumed 10 deliver down freight elsewhere than u
my office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight win uot be delivered I'll charges are
paid. ST.
Boats locked and insured.
I FtbW MID DlLIOS. aRcuIa
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- 'S.TTSNI-wEfKLN nlsfAfth al - per an
. ar I.E1 for >iX S1r n I'm =, ~ nor ,ro,o
nun, WEEKLY plNiAi' ~ - per "h'""'
Ia,
-'------ .--
RAILROADS.. -
~---~--~--.. -
--sEz.E7EI Iss.-7 &c.
Sl "a So
eSSSr,sL -, I,rIv y>rIrS (SITNDAT
rr.VO IA ~. - - D,ETS, = or
VI sNtE!!tie - ttt' 'Trr NoH II j. Go1HTh' q
WE,I uELE LIE; HSf3nirts = T." ,Sn n
~ tQIit tknrttt - ~, T,iip0IfGIj TR hI%s
r. - now run from t'' d'n0t c"Tn%r Ii%
md i.aih >tTC'> II ~ l." u; ~ 'Il'' ., l"
, ay ut u 10 y VI "nsn maEinE Gl|sS tt;9
@ Pie r.urorl..". ~ ~ " "a ,rt,i ,roi,,s
l>0XE M T%Tr"E II "E56iTTHWFSr iEs -, ','''S
-- r.:.d NJ WIN - ~ @ y T. - - 1 'A'>'
gliH~. uF "h'gh n" s'sfv - sca,,ors ~, m.
... ,'ra9Ht ana comm ",'o.H - a, ' Wv
. r,y,r stop AZ trNtl'drl3 n. 'aTH way.
.,-.., arG Milford leaves tn" d"pot corner Of
.r ..s. =. VI, "ld arrives III H'e"''"''" 81 S'''
81 So-,,,.r,
Wa .--,.,,,, aud for ,b-ouul t,csc,s
EuE t@Tf ar -, 80 rrr,,tr Errgd nnC Ttrn,h
tH a1#il ~ ~, n .f,trtS;,, nil ,,nius : North
.s-..>- aH" '' ".. ~, ttrLat one corner Byrd
s.# Nr-} %.iN "' '"N
a..Ll-H H 49, ,,,f%.rt,y General Ticket Aren't
J. j. HiS III, !, ty1tSt tc,,gcnt no ,;
~l'r. ~. ',t - l.. ,"t - @ " -------------
",r..,,.1, Avn ntIIn PAU
rUE~AI L.\hE ~ N-Sn' ,ri,, Tti' ot,I, 70
EHh'E-,,, ~, ,rI ,iri ,,%c HjrhInon1
.rH. }~'t VAIL '"NiN "Iil i.'lrI Il ''.i,'io1 ~ M
.r .r u ,3'' 'i',t.I,tIr " =, -, " ~. Ill"
maa Mt n6 a. srrlys ~ iicmnond al =,
AZ ..f ". "lI' a., i " -, I:riS
a D.. y i,.N,. ,.l$ '' ',, 80, ,, u-,,,I. m ticraI,
sH.rn. Id. ,,C's ~. I " ' ,''I ~ Ia FOR si"T
@ s. .iir.,fcn Ealtinlore. Ihil,dciphia,
ar'M .--.1s' .,', ! ,mchrury Kuoxyillc
>' ...>,,Ss >i,arhi, New Orleans Montg"m-
q. 1, ,,,. NJ t;r,Drn with stqrcS lnr Lex
"....r. : ,ara Eri&cc. ana Tccsbsidge Baths !;
5. 5. ~. ,, -, sf.,rr, for Eath Eium ard Warm
d. .ltl, F,r
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NTOTICE.-The undersigned having quail
< .fled rs executors OF Neal Nc Curdy, deceasea.>
ali persons having claims against the estate are re-.
ouasted 10 present them dnly autbentfcAfed, \. 4
sII pereons Indebted arc requested TO make pa
lheis asa - y Wy '''o 49, - EDWIN A. SMITH,
JAMES ". SHIELDS,
Executors OF Neal SIC ccurdy deceased
no 90 -aaw1w 80 ~ 7. ---
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G.. DUNHAM d co,
w GENERAL SHIPPING 1,re
AND COMMISSION NERCHANaS
CopyER MAN AND ELEVENTH STKEEIss
y. RICuuoND, VA. PosT-OFFICE BOX D..
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CLOTHING.

CpFCIAI NOTICE.-In order to close
: out ou- stock OF
READY-MADr CLOTHING
we will from this date sell ut GREATLY RE-
DECED PRICES.
We have some very nice ovERCoATS, TO he
sold VERY Low.
Parties N wan, Of GOOD CLOTHING have
now AZ opportunity of supplying them elves III !,
verv SInail advance on cost prices. Cali early Mt
No. 1890 Main street. 49,
f. r. SPENCE & son,
Merchant TaIlors and Dealers IN
Gcntlemcn's Furnishing Goons.
MOO 1890 Main street.
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Ii GRADES CT CLOTHING

ALL GRADS C CLOTHING
BALDWIN'S.
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
ovEKCoATS
from sc to sto
Al d W Ms.
CASHMERE SUITS
from sloto:.5
BAt Ms.
DRESS SUITS
from $50 to 80
b AID WI Ms.
USnEnsHIRTs
from 81 to s5
n A 7. u w KS.
THE BEST FITTING SHIRT IN AMERICA
land In the world as far as eHploreG).
At
BALDW WINS.
BOYS SUITS. ALL PRICE,
BA d " I N IS.
BOYS' Owe RCOATS
At
BALDWIE'S
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
(ABovE POsT-0FFICEl.
mo ?41
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

On Tuesday last the dead body Of a
man named Wagner, was found near
the village Of Elkvllle, in Jackson coun.
~. From the appearance OF the body 1t
was believed that Mr.. w. had died In
81.
The radical brethren of Perry county
dwell together like dogs and cats. There
is a grab game going on among them for
the flesh pots Of the county-anew set
trying to grab them from the hands Of
the "ringn that has fattenei on them,
lol these many years, "Go it husband;
go it bear"
Zeb Curlee is tho name Of the "ct.
zens" or independent" candidate for
the Office OF County Judge, in Perry
county. The Du Quoin Tribune says
that when this man returned from the
War he refused TO shake hands with
democrats, telling them that their hands
were red with the blood Of Union men.
He:Is now, rs boiling radical, asking
democratic votes--as thick as three In
q bedn with the late despised murderers.
This simply goes to illustrate what we
have always contended:for that, with
few honorable exceptions, the radical
party Is composed Of otfice-holders and
Office seekers, the latter INSCRIPTIONS
and unprincipled, diving 20 the very
lowest depths Of political depravity to
attain their ends. Zeb Curlee is simply a
representative radical office seeker.
The young folks OF Metropolis have or
ganized a Thespian society, and propose,
during the ensuing Winter, to give o
series of exhibitions. Something OF the
kind might "take" in Cairo. We have
very good material .forsu an organiza-
ton.
George w. Brown, Esq, Of Massac
county, is democratic candidate for a
seat in the constitutional convention.
With two radicals in the field, Peter and
Kuykendail, neither Of whom is ut for
the position. Mr.. Browns chances for
election are certainly very fair. The an
nouncement OF his name In that connec.
ton struck considerable CONSERVATION
into the radical ranks. Straightway a
call for radical convention was issued,
In the hope that through its actor. the
breach In the party may be healed. 1t
won't do. No convention that could
be called together would nominate Kuy-
kendall, and nominated or notI nomin-
ated, that 'seltihfated lutcherer Of the
Kings English, intends 10 run. Hence
there is no cure in a convention, for the
radical distractions In that district.
Louis fIouck, Esq. late Of this city, but
now Of Cape Girardeau, recentiy de-
livered an address to the citizens of FIRE.
der!cktown, on the resources and future
dfSoutbeast Missouri The. address was
wen rsusilered, and we'll received. 80
The nelghboring village Of Charleston
ia imnrovin,r uuite RAPIDLY, the compile