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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13
geH nrlosns Markell.

By FeIesraph.l NEW ORLEANS. Sept Ii.
COTTON Prices easier; sales OF $40 bales
mid ling at 3l1zc: receipts 547 bales ex-
ports cOastWise 2,09- bales
FLoUR Lower; superf1ne s. %; Xxx SO 20;
Xxx S6 o.
BRAN-sI C7150I 10.
PORK-LoWer; mess S35 90.
D-2J1592I1&c. Other provisions un-
changed.
A 6tOLD-l34jz
ExCuANGE-SterIing I4554; Sew York
ExchaDg 1z91{ discount.
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BGE- Horses and carts wanted to
haul bowlders and gravel. Apply
Immediately to JOHN NUGENT.
sep7-tf.
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ssr5pb.i ST. LouIs. Sept.

"a a&1dH = al II =
By LaIsgrapb.i ST. LOUIE. Sept. IL
ToBACcO--StloBg at full prices.
COTTOS--SOthiug doing.
HEIP-No sales.
FLoUR-IHactive and rather weak, but
prtoes are unchanged: superfine aoId at
81 S5g5 IS; Y IS 3Qg5 80; Xxx s5 550s o.; /;
Xxx Sc so: c2otce family S7,97 80.
- HEAT-CHOice milling grades in light
supply and good demand; other grades
dulf No. Red Fall 81 I09I Is; No. / ditto
81 l6Gl 20; choice 81 259l So; No. l and
choice white 81 309I So.
Constructive and unchanged; mixed
in bulk SJc; ditto IL sacks SS991c; good 10
fancy white 92G95c.
OATS-Heayy and slightly lower; sales
in bulk at 45G46c; Is sacks at 49@54c.
BARLEY-SIoW at 81 269l 45 for prime to
choice Spring. 81 S55l 50 for ditto Fall
RYE-SlOW al S59S715c-
WHISKY-Flrm at 81 10.
GROCERIEs-Qufeta and uuch u sed.
PORK-Dull aU s93 50933 IS.
CUT MEATS Dry SAT- meat very nrm :;
small sales al 1870 for shoulders lSc FOR
clear sides.
4 BACON -teeltng buoyanti shoulders sold
at l554c, rib sides ie54c, clear sides 49,; loose
ditto 1872, and sales OF 100 600 pounds {
clear sides, buyer 10 October 10 H. at 1870.
L LtRD-DuI at I85zglS5zc for round lots;
small orders filed at l99lS12c Tor tferee
2QjSc for keg.
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New ORLEANS. Sept. IL. = The
crop prospects are less favorable.
The cane crop is backward. 1t is
reported that the caterpillars are
damaging tue cotton in several par
ishes.
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washing On News

WAsHLN0ToN. .Scpt. I1.-Gcn-S -Sher-
mans commission as Seere airy Of Tar
appoints him until the end OF next
session of COugressI The law does
not prevent him from holding iketwo
offices of General and Secretary OF
War, but he must olect which salary
be will accept. s
WAsHINgroN September 1I.-The
Treasury was closed for Fes seaden's
funeral.
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E@- The latest styles and best Boots
and Shoes are always bought at
aug30- Mon&Tu 2w RIcKER's.
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gg5~ The very best eustom-made
Shoes can always be fodnd at
aug30 Mon&Tu Wv RICKER's.
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The PhLIharmonIc socIetr

Will meet at their hall on Tuesday
evening, September 18th, at $50
O'Clock. J. L. CURNlcK, Sec'y.
sep11 3t
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semphls Rarker.

1y. feiegraph.1 MEMPHIS. Sept. IL.
CoTIoN-Easier; uplands, 3315c: receipts,
355 bales; exports, 10 bales.
FLOUR uperdne, s. 00d6 90.
WHEAT Unchanged.
Corn 9S99Ic.
OATs--f5c. - r. 81 TMN AEe
HAY-822 O0q24 90.
BRAN-S22.
PoRK-Ss4 80. r..E .Es t-rss f.re-s rfaErE
LARD-Unchanged.
BACON Steady shoulders 1870. and sides
5BH i6rk cold ana BtOcR aErAtt.
By Teiegraph.l NEW YoRE. Sept IL.
Money easy at 697c; bank statement
very unfavorable.
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The premises recently occupi. 4 by
L. RuffDer & Co. on Main. between
Water and First Streets Apply 10
sep9lw WIN. BAKEa.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 11.-The con
tract to widen the Louisville and
Portland Canal, according to the
plans of Gen. Wenzel, was Jet yester-
duy 1t viii be .euldrged from forty
nine feet eight inches to eighty feet.
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SAN FRANCIsco, Sept. 1.-THE re
count OF the vote of the city has been
completed. Discrepancies were dis
covered in nearly every ward. Selby's
majority is 10l.
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saturday Nights dispatches,
The Humboldt Gel bration
i3 NEW YoCk
Fua raj Of IL on. John Bel.
ReIi f FOR the AVOndale
Sufferers - -.
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pa Real Lisle Thread and other
for ladies and gents at
HUGHFS'
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10 NJ FRIENDS and Customers.

l have been all through the mar
kets and have tried to get you the
best and finest goods for a low price.
Hoping you will give me a call, l
will see you pleased before you go.
My furni3hiug goods are also in a
large and neat stock Also, the Rus
sian Brace, with patent lever buckle.
Come and sec me.
j. ii. SCHRICHTE,
sep7-1w 80 Main Street.
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GFaHd humboldt eelebrallOn at


The I4th Of September, 1869. the
one hundredth birth day Of Alexan-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor of
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements are being
made to celebrate said birthday at
our city, in manner worthy Of the
great deceased.
The undersigned committee take
pleas ure in inviting the people of
Evansville and yicibity to participate
IN the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned aud ahonored name
of Alexander Won Humboldt will
awaken the deepest sympathies in the
heart Of every intelligent BEING, we
feel confident that our citizens and
neighbors will attend the celebration
en- ntdsse
All lodges, societies, associations,
ETC., with or without emblems). are
respectfully requested to participate
In the procession.
Come one! Come all
4a -r VIM. HEILMAN,
l.ifrF MoRRIs CAIN,
aHa t.a DIR. a ScHULTz,
i. A GoETZE,
fI ~ q ba q. SOIIRAEDER,
N COmmitteeof Invitation.
aug 25d&w.td
BG T. A. Weber has Just returned
from the East with by far the finest
and largest selection Of Hats and Caps
ever brought to Evansville, consist
ing of all the latest styles for men,
boys and children. They are, also,
preparing the largest stock of Furs
ever brought to Indiana. And are
prepared to manufacture to order, and
remodel anything in the Hat and Fur
line.
Removed two doors from the corner
to No. 50 Main Street, Sign of Tiger.
sept4-H f. a. WEBER & Co.
tAA o -
R0- Sixty mats Of fine Java Coffee
for sale at L. K. d. HErMAN's.
FISH & BARTER have just received
a complete assortment of ladies
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. se4
FINE ARTS Fish & Barter have
just received a large number of
Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal in
point Of beauty to the finest oil paint
iBgs, which they are selling very low.
FISH q BARTER have the largest
and cheapest stock Of school books
ever brought to this city. Call and
see them, No. 10 Main Street, next to
First National Bank. sea
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ED- a nice Shoe for a lady can
always be found at
aue30-Mon&Tu 2w RIcKER's.
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LoNDoN, Sept 12-Lady Palmers-
ton, widow OF the late Lord Palmers
ton, died yesterday.
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The Governor OF Nevada will appoint
delegation to the National C8pItal Con-
vention ut St. Louis, and lie present HIM
self r possible.
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PARIS. Sept. 1.-THE rumor that
the regency under Serrauor will be ex-
tended. is gaining ground. All par
ties in Spain favor the proposition.
The official newspa papers to-day an
nounee Napoleonsw we'll
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aug 25d&w.td

FISH & BARTER have just received
a complete assortment of ladies
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. se4
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LISBON, Sept. 12.-The Republicans
are extending their influence in Pert
ugal, and their organiz4tious are IN
creasiGg in number.
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FINE ARTS Fish & Barter have
just received large number Of
Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal 10
point of beauty to the finest oil paint
ibgs, which they are selling very low.
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The Quincy, Alton and st Louis Rail-
road Company was orgauizsU at quincy,
H., on FRIDAY, with Gen J. -ingetOh
Secretary ana Treasurer.
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Carolina. Illinois. Michigan and Wis ,onsin.
Match s; Maine and South Carolina March H.;
Massachusetts,, March IL; Arkansas, March 15;
and Ponnsy.v lnia March as. Tho Assembly OF
New York ratified the amendment March II; it
is yet o..be acted upon by tho Senate Ihe
Legislatures of Missouri. Kansas and Nevada.
in their haste to aot upon the amendment
previous TO adjournment. ratified teie-
graphic report of it, and. as thore were errors
in that copy, thoir action is declared to be in
complete. This being tho case, the Lcgisla.
lures of those Ssatos must again act upon tho
amendme 1t ut their next session. The Iegis-
latnres Of Georgia and Delaware, on the 18th
of March, rejected resolutions ratifying the
amendment. The Legislature Of Rhode Island
postponed it's consideration until May. Seye-
raj Democratic members Of the Indiana Legis-
lature resigned their seats in that body to pre-
vent, through lack Of o qu Drum, tho ratifica-
ton Of tho amendment. E
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1T Is amusing to sec how eagerly the Radi-
cal prcss makes one swallow of the new Tom
ure- of-office law as finally accepted by both
houses. Only o single point taken out of the
former law, they assert, in favor Of the Presi-
don't only q single one inserted in favor OF
the Senate. Now the simple truth IS, the Sem
ato he's even more power than it had before.
Its power over removals, and therefore over
appointments, is naked and unqualified. The
President may remove without cause now, and
suspend during the recess OF the Senate as
freely as he pleases but he must make NJ mi
nations to the vacancies thus temporarily
created within thirty days after tho commence
ment Of the next session of the Senate, and
that body can refuse to ratify them in which
case be :s required 10 nominate another ofTi-
Ger" just as soon as practicable, and the Sem
ate can reject all his nominations until salts
fed. Under the former law the President
could remove only for cause, and must present
his reasons to tho Senate. This LETT the SEN
ate an extremely limite / control over tho off,
ccs, since there would be 30 few to vaoate and
to I'LL. They, of course, wanted that feature
changed, but change in suoh q way tn It their
power would be enlarged. not diminished; and
that is precisely what is now accomplished, to
their evident satis action.
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pissolptiou Of Wopartncrsbip.


NISSnLU T1OM OF OOPA Rp N ER-
~ SHIP. 1he Gopartnershp heretofore exIsrlng
undo tho n me OF HOLMES. WALES KcIll,
exp red on the 2lst instan4 bv its own limitation
q. d. KL1fi will alton to the sett ement Of the
sttat g Of the ate Fun aud II alone authorised to
sign IN liquidation. J.G. HOLMES. in.
VIM WAITER
"t 4. q. d. KEIrT
Charleston. 6. c.. March "a 1869.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE THE
1NSU .AhCE AND COMMIS IOH BUSINESS on
hia 0 an account. at No. IS 5hROAD-SiREEi, and as
General Agent for Nouth Caron,a Of tho Brook yn
lie Insurance Company OF New York, viii issue
p. licies on lives and ap oint Sub-Agents and Cam
vassers throughout the Stato ts
'r p'sa j. g. HOLMES, in.
Charleston, March a. 1869.
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL OONTl< UE THE
r CToRAGE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS on
his own account and settle the affirs Of the late
Firm. VI
Ofa.e for the present at No. 85 BROAD STREET
G. d. KEITI.
Charleston. g. g.. Marob "a. 1869.
M9rCh 70 80 ~ ,-"E Sa ttt. 8 tu3
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. Dotfis.
g n. .,OfLO U % = . n u E l. !.

\ THIS MEW AND 0oMMolYOUa HoUsE. Y.ocAT.
sd corner ot DrcadwAy and y-aooond-s,reot,
posssssee over all other housss for The &C.
mmlodation iss guests. II w.ih built expressly
for Ar-t-clsss family baerdlsg h6use--the rooms
being large end suo heated ty sic llss-vi,h In 4
the cEinaey department ID III the most experienced
hands. an rdtDg guests sn ssne9dsi.sd table MA
ssns oS Atwood's Patent r,evA.Srs w. also among
guests no all hours. sE '%
The Jroadw4y and Untverstty Plac- Cars pass tho
door aVerg iour sPinutes, rnpnin, frosu tine City
Han 10 CensvI Park, whils tho sixth AMI evenh
tAyenNe anes ore but short block IN either eide.
a6ordDng ample fAciiities for communicating ais all
he depOss, ste lsn0At landings, DIeces or amsnpe-
taept ana businsss cf the gzeat metxopelis. 'N
sSOseG A AOAkmY, RTopractors.
MAxoh II srnos
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Gopartnfrsbip llotiee.

T Aw NdsTICE.-THE UNDER RS GIN ID
IA have ihts day formed oopartner Zip f. r the
p actlce OF Law AND EQUITY In all The Courts Of
the state. under tho name and style Of CHAMBER
LAIN & sEABROOK. kspeo.nl attention will be
paid to the collection of claims hold bv parties out
the State. d T. CH AMBGRLAIN
April2 L. B. SEABhO X.
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gankiu9, Gte.
SOUTH CAROLINA
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY,

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
PRESENT LIh6rr.......... .......-..... 500 600.
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THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY Is NOW
opened at No. 10 BROAD-STREET, (southv, stern
Railroad Bank. for the REChIPI OF DEPOSITS,
DI COUNT OF PAPER. PUhCH AsE AND SALE or
EX lHANGh, and the transaction Of General Bank.
ing Business. G
Interest allowed on deposits upon the term. es.
tabished by the Board Direc ors
The Company is also . legal depository for montes
paid into Court VIII receive Rea,shy and Transfer
Books. act as Agent to pay oupons and Dividends,
and as Trustee in Railro d Mortgages. lt.u
Dir. csors.
VIM. @. BEE (of VIM. .. Bee &to)
A. 8. JOHN~TON (of Johnston. Gre 10 A co.,
ROBERT MURE lof Robert Mure l. COY
w. u. WILLIAMS (of w. q Williams L Sons.)
e. q. FROST tot Frost 4 Adger.)
j. II. ADGER tof ], Z. Adg, r & Col
HENRY dOURDIM (of eoprdin, Matshiessen & Co.
GEORGE L. BUIS tof Buist Bust,
G. G. MEMMINGER (of Memmingar Jervey &
Pinckney)
T. j. KERR (of T. J. Kerr & COY
D. AIKBN tof j. d. Aiken Co)
JOHN CAMPSEN (of John Campseu & Os)
a F. OALBWELL (of r. & A. P. Caldwen)
WILLIAM X. RYAN.
j T. WELSAiAN.
Il. O'NEILL
J J. GREGG, Of 3ranitevile. 8. c.
For further particulars apply at tho Banking
House. Charleston. 9. O.
T.. GEO. 8. CAMERON. President.
THOMAS ne. WAwING. Gasntor.
Charlcsson. 9. G.. March IL. 1869.
Marchls ua.. tnthss
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Mouuts.

~ Art h'D. A PAHvNEW, E1THEls
w idie OR activo with u cash capital oi S26LO to
engage IN a lucrative aud profitable business. Ro
turns month y Apply at HI, OFFICE.
Apil8 ~
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country an annual golu value Of more than
two hundred million of dollars.
Forney, at last, ia in the right path AS
he was the forerunner Of many Of our mis-
fortunes, SO may he now be permitted to
tell glad ti6ings to our people.
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.Mfst,ngs.

L, q. q. F.-JEFF"RSDN LODGE, No q.
TTNHE RtGULsR AIEtrING OF THIS LODGE
a VIII be held MS lvENINa at seven o'clook
preci ei'. P"' ctual Attendance Of tho members i.
earnestly requested. J. L. f,UNSEORn
Apdl6 tn Secrntarv
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Star Shirt and Farnishfng 0oods Empcrium.
Mesang-stxest nearly opposite Market Hall.
Janusxy ,,s epnos
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XNANTED, SUBSCRIBERS l"s,lt ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZlNES AND NEW y.
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES O. RICHTER,
April 81 Mo lRl Klnr-stre.t
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e3nsaranff..
3 CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE A SSOCIATION
OF AMERICA.
PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN ARR
sOUTHSasN LIEpfG lNSunANOE
SOCIETY. otI l's.i
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
M No. 40 BROAD-STKEET.

Met Assets OF this aYep@rtmont Invested
-ni I'm Tins Community,
THIS ASSOCIATION Was .iRaANIzED ON THE
22d Of Sune laat on nlne months o. and has d.
ready secured m annual revenue from premiums 0H
exfsttnE policies OF nenriy $5Go.ooG ,tdve Hun
dred Thousand Dollarsl. It's business for The
month OF December was $7s.Ss3 &c. tnsurng the
amount OF $l.lE7 900. Its new euslnass for the
month Of January was $88,52& II, insuring the
amount Of 81 ,8A9. 600. t.in t.r
One months business being grea er than that done
by the larses. and wealthiest Lite Insurance oompa
MES in the Dnited States during the entlre "a arst
year on their existence.
1he association was hrst started by tho most
wealthy and inluezatial citizens OF ~. 1on.s. for
the purpose Of changing the current Of Life Insur-
Anos and Late Insurance capital from the East to
the West and sonsh. and as Its plan Is liberal and
just to every section, State and district. the wealthy
men of the Weat aud Sou generally are insur,ng
their lives In It, to tho exclusion Of other copsnes
This ts ehown by she fact that tho policies issued
during the months Of December and Uary are Of
an averange amount of % 368 A. drawing an nvor-
age annual premium Of sA1B 2o ..s st
The largest average attained by any other compa-
ny In the United sales Is about $40 to each poll.
ey, while tho average sse Of a policies existing in
this country Is only about s2Soo. q I.
These facts speak for themselves. ,a "
= sAA.9 48st{ A@4E;fits ab6lGcTS. r,- !
II. q: LOPEZ. President Cashier Peoples National
w. aEo. arBBEs. vieo.pessident aw.,a. whilaon &
E. e. JENKINS. Ar. D.. Medieai sxaminer
VI 5@a \. Dfreet0ra.g, M
JOHN B. gTEEEE TOT North. steele Il WardelLl
Q. IRWIN VA KER tWakar. Evans & Cc.swelLl
q. w. AIM d, DRUGGIST. d ~. ,:. g.4.Tl p - -
q. =: PEAKE, General superintendent south Uaro.
lima Ralroat.
@. II, PANKNIN, Drugalst. 58t- tf
JAa. f. SPEA & Jswe ler.
D. II. SttC0x- Wholesao ana Retail Furniture.
Mp sCARTERs, SEQ .elary and Agent
March 70 f-l 1yr mo. 40 Hroad street.
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Notifes in Bankruptcy.

r. THE DiSCHICT CuUtT or TnE
IL UNITED STATES. For THE DI>rRIUr or
SOU II CAHOLLN. In The MATTER OF ROB-
TO Ohom It NAV concern The de si9Lei hereby
gives no Ice IT h,s appointment aa Asslg ut ROB
ERT 6. MlLLAR / The ist let OF Charleston and
State Of south Carolina. within said istrct, who
has b. en- adjud ed Bankrupt ppon his OWL petit
t,on, bv tie Iis,ric. Court OF ia d Ds,riot.
Dsted the 27th da, OF March, a. d., 1860.
Nal. FIELDS, Assig"ee
March 80 tuS~
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ID Reut.

TNO RENT. THE REsIDENCE No. Sc
IL TRADDSTREEr. three doors east o Meeting.
oonfan ming eix square rooms. double piassaa. ois-
ttrn. DC 10 an apI roved tenant it will be ren.od
low. Apply on the PREM I>ES. Ap,il8
TENO RENT THE STUKE AND lsEST-
IL DENOE, ceraer Of King and Lamb,ll-st cots
inquire OF r O'DONNELL. on the next Lot north
OF the above. February "a
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}or Sale.

-3Dr SQlf.
AT PRIV ATE SALE, THAT FIN r.
"A STAND with fx'ures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 36. Apply ON
PREMI> ES. thstu january 81
STEAI ESGiN rs isssR skl-E Ca ZAP
~ If applied tor immediately
~ One 10 horse Portable ENGINE
q, One 4norse Portable Engine
ALSO,
II, One 6-horse-power ENGINE, In good condition.
CAMkRON. BARKLEy & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January 10
E'OH Sale, OLD NEyvsP Pr KS IN
u any ou.nticy. Prioo Is cents per hundred.
1hc rheapast wrappiny paper that be used. Ap-
piv al tho ofico of tHR NcWS. March
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

The CARY-sTREET SHOOTING AFFl1R.-
Yesterday, morning the -ease-of -Zacharish
Kimbrough (negro), charged with shooting
Duncan McRae at John Clarke's saloon, on
Cary street, was called before May or Cha
hoon. The wounded man was reported to
be out of danger, andsimproving.
The following testimony was then en-
tered into:
= Captain Gsnther testified that on Sunday
morning while he vas going down Main
street he heard the police distress rap. On
Fourteenth street he saw two men walking
up. He followed them, and saw O'Conner
arrest them near Brookss stable. The
prisoners we're conveyed to Clarke'6 bar
room, and on the way he discovered that
McRae was shot. The prisoner acknow-
lodged that he had shot him, but said that
he vas sorry for it. BE had shot at Clarke,
and did not intend to shoot him.
Mr.. T. G. Jones testified to the general
good character of the accused.
The Mayor did not think any further
testimony necessary, as the prisoners g
acknowledgment of having committed the
deed had been already testified to. He
would send him on to answer Indictment.
Messrs. George D. Wise and R. D. Ward,
counsel for the accused, asked for bail !;
which was granted in the sum of $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-22

A poor woman in England, the keeper Of
o market stall, seven years ago lost her lit
tie child under such circumstances asHto
convince her that q beggar had stolen it.
Eli trace being lost, and the mother not
having the means to- command the services
of the detective police, she gave up her
business and became travelling pedler
in the hope that somewhere in her tramps
about, England she might meet with the
beggar and her lost daughter. at last her
weary search has been rewarded she has
found her child, now nine years old, and
the beggar has been taken in custody. The
loss occurred in Liverpool, the recovery in
Manchester. Such incidents as these which,
occasionally come up in police reports, show
how far is the Imagination of novelists
from exhaustipg the romance of the world.
The Baverian Prime Minister in the
Chambers On Tuesday stigmatized the
Pope's Encyclical Letter as contrary tc the
spirit Of the age and q source Of trouble
between Church and State.
A Jerseyman who invented an India
rubber carriage has sold his patent right
for half million.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-22

SALES OF REAL FsTATE.-Messrs. Lyme
s. Brother have sold within the last few
days the following real estate A frame
dwelling on the south side Of NJ between
Twenty. fourth and Twenty-ff,h streets, lot
66 by = feet, for $3.50, cash small market
farm near the Williamsburg turnpike, two
miles from the city, containing nine acres,
with 10 improvements, at $40 per acre !;
small frame dwelling on the east side Of
Cherry street, in Sidney, lot p by 100
feet, for s675, cash; small brick store on
the south side Of Main between Twenty
fourth and Twenty fifth streets, lot l6 by
10 feet, for 81 $50. -n,-..x - ..- .,,..-.4-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-22

Il THE SwINDLER JAMES CHAMBERS. -
This man, arrested for swindling Messrs.
Sutton & Co., had o hearing before Mayor
Newberry,r of Petersburg, on yesterday,
and upon the testimony Of Messrs. McKim
and Sutton was delivered to Detective Knox,
Of this city and West of Baltimore, who
brought him over here and lodged him in
the city Jail yesterday morning. His case
will come before the Mayor next Monday.
Messrs. Sutton and McKim are represented
by General Bradley T. johnson, and the
accused by Mr.. Lyon, Of Petersburg.