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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-11-16
The Extensive Carriage,
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANDATORY.

OF Lands a BURNELL, are turn-
ing out large amount Of first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creased, and they will doubtless be COM
PEELED to make a further enlargement of
their establishment. The reason is Obvi-
oHs-TAeEr work always gives sat-
IsfactiOn, and when they sell to one man
ia locality, they draw the trade eff that
seetisn. Their repairing department is al
so on the increase, as they invariably guar
antee their work, and employ none but
first class mechanics.
This establishment is a credit to the city,
and we hope that it will continue to pros
per. The citizens Of adjoining counties
would do well TO examine the work of this
extensive establishment before sending
urther of.
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sure Cure for Hog ChoIer1

sure Cure for Hog Cholera.
This is 10 certify, that we the under
signed have used and seen the above named
remedy used in the worst cases OF hog
cholera, and have not in any instance
known it to fail in effeeting speedy and
permanent cure. We therefore cheerfully
recommend it to the public as preventive
and cure, not only for cholera but as q
sure preventive and cure for lice, mango,
etc.
DR.. W. c. Stovall, J. W. Stovan
Joseph Watson, Alex. Jones,
Wash EXum, j. G. Jones,
W. Small, J. NJ. Woodland,
Rev. W. Fl. Bruton.
For family rights, or the medicine pre-
pared for use apply to Pendleton & Keith,
Druggists, Jackson, Tenn, or f. J. Trice.
septl4tf
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Millinery and Fancy Goods!
LADIES, YOUR ATTENTION!

Mrs. h. Paris has opened an unsur-
passed stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods
in the Greer Block, up stairs over McGet-
rick's store, on Market street. Everything
in the line Of Fancy Goods and Millinery,
Bonnets, Hats, Flowers and Ribbons are
there to be found. This stock is worthy Of
examination, and our lady readers will do
well to remember that fact. Call and see
Mrs. Farris before making your purchases.
octI2-2m
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T-If you wish to get rid Of Chills and
all other bad diseases, go to Messrs. Pen
dleton 4 Keith, sr Nicely & Pybas, and buy
some Alum and Iron Mass. 1t is no patent
medicine. but fine tonic, Alternative and
absorbent, and never fails to give sstisfac-
ton. If you do not believe it, ask the cIti-
zens of Jackson and county.
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DIR. NJ. 3. Nicely ...... .......J. C. PYBAs
Nicely g. PYBAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Druggists and Pharmacists,
Jackson. Tennessee

!. C. PYBAS would respectfully an
nounce TO his friends and customers, and
the public generally, that he has sold one
half interest in his Drug Store to DR.. NJ. S
NEELY, and they have formed a copartner-
ship for the purpose Of doing q General
Drug Business. We respectfully request a
continuance OF the liberal patronage that
has heretofore been bestowed upon each Of
Us. assuring the public that we intend 10
keep frSt-class Drug Store in every re-
spect. and will offer our goods as low as
thry can be bought Of anv one.
We viii pay the utmost attention
90 the IIIIIng "f Physicians Pre-
s0riPtiOns. oct24-d3
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McCutchen 4 CarUtherS

Are agents for the following well known
and reliable Fire Insurance Companies:
The Phoenix, Hartford; Phoenix, Brook
Ign; Niagara, n. Y, and Equitable, Nash
Vile. Oct6-1y
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PERsoNAL.

We had the pleasure OF call on Thurs
day morning from our friend, }. W. Voor-
hiss, Of Louisville, X Mr.. VOORHEES,, rep
Iesents the Clothing louise OF c. @. Jones
& Co., one of the rest IN that city. We
heartily conn eT = ", TO our mer,
chants. as a thor Gentleman in every
regard.
Mr.. J. r. Barro OF Louisville, called to
see us on THURSDAY. He represents the
grocery firm of Gardner d Miller, a most
excellent house.
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ST. JoHN's LODGE, No. 332-J. G. Pyhas,
VI. n: George G.. Hughes. sec'y. Meets
1st Monday each month.
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SPECIAL AND LOCAL.
GATES. Local Editor.
.Mnn1rr Al OHIO ROAD.

sMOBILE A ID OHIO ROAD
Mail traiH for Nc =. arriyeat 1l:oo pm.
+Express train Tobile 1l:So am.
Mail train for c TIA. Ky. 7:lO am
express train umbus. Ky, e.3s m.
MISSISSIPPI IN rRAL ROAD.
Passenger Train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jackson, Tenn, 1900. BOO pm
EXPRESS train for Humboldt,
Leaves Jackson, Tenn, ........7:15 am
These trains go no further than
Humboldt.
Passenger train for ". Orleans
Leave Jackson, Tenn, ..... 1880 n. m.
EXPRESS train for New Orleans,
Leaves Jackson, Tenn. .11:3O pm
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Bank of Tennessee.

The old and new issues of the Bank OF
tennessee, and all other uncurrent money
taken at the highest market value at
KINGS
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JACKSON LODGE No. 45.-J.J J. O'Connor.
W. "; Charles Cullen, Sec'y., Meets 4th
FRIDAY each month.
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Masonic Meetings of jackson.

JACKSON CONNIANpRY. No. 13.-Inhn
chester. Eminent Commander: John J..
Brown. Recorder. Mnets on the 81 Mon
tlay night Of each month
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CHICKENS, TURKEYS, Fresh. But
ter and Eggs, at
BROOKS & HUBBARD's.

RI Don't forget that McK1NLAY has the
freshest Oysters ever in the city.
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JACKSON COUNCIL, No. IS, r. & 9. M
Rev A. W. Jones. T. I. G. NJ. J. r. Chap
7ell Reco-der. Meets 4th Monday each
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CLNToS r. A. CHATTER. No. 9.-Tas.
O'ConnOr. n. p; Rev. f. McNalr, X; J. r.
Chqppel. e. Meets Sd Friday each month.
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SONS of TenDerance.

Jackson Division, No. 20, NJ. Corbitt.
=" p: meets every Tuesday night.
~ Temperance Hall. opposite the Methodist
Church d. A. MCALExANDER. r. &.
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ThOs. & RObt. n. Jones.

Wholesale Grocers, No. 81 West Second
Street, Cincinnati, o. Give this house
trial-they guarantee satisfaction.
feb. 24-l2m.
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WAnrsoN LopGE, No. 1e.-Jno. T. Stark.
y. O.: W. p. Robertson, V. G.; A. G.
Caldwell. p. g. J. H. Jones. r. g.: Evan
FER NcNair Meetseverv Thursday night.
Degrees conferred I'd Thursday night in
~a~h month
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r,RV ENCANPMENT. No. 1O.-R. r.
N-.hieU. G. p: W. p. Robertson, Fl. r.:
Tro = ~tarl. Scribe. Meets every 2d and
~ Tuesday night Of each month.
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AUCTION SALES = THIS DAY. I

GRuBBSo 2fEILLIAhtS will sell at d pm. q
a. building LOT on fine cast side Of: Henry between
Leigh and casharine streets. .,s ~. '..'3 .siss
GRUBBs e WILLIAMS Sfri sell ut II af q small
farm two miles below the city, and household
furniture, SC. 3 s'.'.s 7 :
GKUB8S u WILLIAMS VIII sell ut 4 p. NJ, two
small brick senements on the north side Of Grace
between Madison and Monroe streets. ,oaa =
W. G0DDlN win sell at IL Ma farm on the White
Oak Swamp road SIX miles below Richmond.
". B. ROBINS win sel at P. II. two building
lots on the south side OF Federal between Row-
landand Meadow streets, in sIiney.3s.s+ aJ..s II
LYNE BROTHER Will sell at 4 p. n. safour-
story brick store. with dwelling over same, OF,
u the south line Of Main, between Twenty-second
and Twcnty- third streets, 's-@ s't.S -! gsri
COOK & LAUGHToNwin sell ut 10 A. II. furni-
2J ture, carpets, showcases, &C.
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Mrs. JARLEY's WAx.WoRks.--Nfrs. jar
ley's show, has proved the most Spopularof
the season. To use her own language, it is
''inrfnense." The waX-fggersp are as
life-like and mechanical as could be desired,
and Mrs. farley alone Is show of great
magnitude. OF the tableaux we can only
say they excel anything Of the kind ever dis.
played in Richmond, being worthy alike of
the artists by whom they were designed and
the beauties who appeared in the scenes. 4
very large audience witnessed the entertain
ment. ..asr, '..s... % .,.-,,. ..s
| Tonight there, will be second exhibition
at Assembly Hall, with change Of pro-
gramme. j. s.4,a...- ii yls.. r .-.t.:gs.:s
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THE THEArRE.--MiSs Marian Mordaunt
made favorable impression on her first ap-
pearaDce before a Richmond audience, and il
is to be regretted that she did not havea role
better adapted to her talents. She gave evi.
dence, however, of being versatile actress
The play Darling" did not please us, but
it abounds in sensational incidents and may
be more popular dozen years hence Some
of the words put into the mouths Of the nc
tors are very unpleasant to southern ears and
particularly to VirginiaDs. Tonight " Dar'
ling" will be repeated.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD Of this week announces
that it Intends to avail itself of the telegraph In
curing religious news, and that in this Issue alone
are kilograms for which 1t paid S6o This paper has
recently agreed to pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for single article! Its policy of paying for tho
best is drawing into Its columns the abest contrbu-
tons of the best minds In the country. The Herald
has reached circulation Of very nearly FIFTEEN
THOUSAND, aud is one OF the most universally read
religious papers In the land. Advertisers can reach
more persons through the Herald than by using
half 4 dozen weeklies, with the ordinary clrcula-
ton, and yet the charges Of advertising In the He
raid are very moderate. Address Religious Herald,
Ills Main street. Richmond Va, .9,.,l,..1.r .grt
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A MA1s.srREET CUTTING .AFFRAY.-A Diff
iculty occurred on Main street on saturday
which resulted In the cutting and .Woundlps
Of Louis C. Bell. 1t appears that Messrs.
Francis Z. Spain and Lonis c. Bell occupy
Quarters on the north side Of Main street not
far from the corner Of Fifteenth. On satllr,
day, it is stated, Spain, whilst IN state . of
intoxication, abused and nlaltreated his wife.
She not feeling disposed to take It all, made
her escape to Dir. Bells side Of the house
and sought protection Of q him him. nr: Spain s =
followed his wife up, and Bell undertook 70
protect her, saying that he could not stand
by and see her beat. 4 difficulty then en-; 2;
si,ed d between the two men, in which Bel
was badly cut in the side and throat, rasss Bel
blows. Sergeant Peasants arrested the par.
ties, and yesterday they appeared before T the :
Police Court upon cross-warrants. 5Dr. Rld
dell. who had dressed Bells wounds, Salo s
he Vas not able then to appear, and the jus
tice postponed the case until Wednesda!
morning, .r...., r..,..,y.. y.,
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IapRoyEp PORCELAIN PIcTUREs.-?These beau-
tiful pictures are no W made at REEs g. Co.'s al in-
credby low prices. These improved porcelain pic
lures cannot fail to give satisfaction. Their execu-
ton can only lie seen to be appreciated For breast
pfs and velvet cases 1t Is the only style Of picture
DC fer se The exclusive right Of this Improvement
bas been purchased by REES & Co. I...., 4 ..,s, .
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i LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE n ovEMBER 25.-
Edgar 4. Moss; q. j. Smyth, Richmond,
Va. /; j. McGowan, Richmond, Va; e. Tun.
stall, Richmond, Va; Thomas a. Goodman,
San Francisco, Cal. !; G. F. Strother, Rich
mond, Va; Porterteld Swamp, Richmond,
Va; James Duke, Farber House, corner OF
Centre and North streets, Baltimore; Mr.
Burguyne, 301 east Main, Richmond, Va. !;
Miss Rosa Rowlett, Chester Station, Chester
field county, Va. .'1
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OFFICIAL CANVASS OF THE VoTE OF VIR-
G1N1A.-The Board Of State Canvassers COM
pleted their labors yesterday, and make the
following statement of the vote cast at the
election on the 9Th of November
Greeley and Bro,cn Electors.-Robert z.
Withers, 81 ,424; James L. Kemper, 81, ,432
W. w. WuIker, 91,114; ID. j. Goodwin,
81 ,Go3; ". S. Gilman, 81 ,052; E. X. Harris,
9l.1o5; Bergman Green, 91,1l3; Robert A.
Coghill, 9l,009; Moses Walton, 9l,016 ;
James H. Williams, 91,O14; James M.
French, 91,014.
Grant and Wilson E7ectors.-John W.
Jenkins, 93.403; Jonathan 3. Stovall, 95, 400
w. W. Douglas, 92,953; G. 2. Ramsdell,
o., ,951; Williams c. Wickham, 92,9o3; Ross
Hamilton, 93,059; L. A. Buckingham, o.
952: David j. Woodfn, 03,04G; Hector
Davis, 9a,951; William Williams, 92,952 ;
G. G. Goodell, 92,95s.
OCono,' and Adams Eectors.-William
J. Robertson, Al; James Lyons, Al; Gabriel
johnson, Az; G. D. Parker, 81; Robert
Grame, S6 Edwin j.. Haryie, 81; j. Ro-
bertson, 81: - Campbell, 81 j. N. Be
thune, 81. ~
+ One vote was cast for each Of the follow
ing gentlemen: 81. a. Wise, Colonel John 5.
Mosby, c. r. OFerraIl, Charles 'Conor,
John Adams; O'Conor and Adams, j. Nj.
Mathune, james T. johnson. Mark, Bird,
Edward Watson; and for William 6. Ro-
bertson, 3; L. D. Parker, g; K. Green, 8;
Ed. w. Harris, 81; G. NJ. Bethune, 8; u. j.
Haynes, s; and for James Lyons, W"d. Ro-
bertson, and others, "a. "ll -. ,-...
The returns from Buchanan show that all
the votes were given directly for candidates
for President and Vice-presldent, without
naming the electors, as follows: For Horace
Greeley were cast, 214; Z. S. Grant, 53 B.
Gratz Brown, PA Wilson, 30. The vote OF
Buchanan, was therefore not counted by the
Board of State Commissioners. ~ =
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A. WIFE-BEAyER PUNIsHED:--Henry Clay
was arraigned before the Police Court yes
terday morning, charged with assauftlng,
beating, and cursing his wife. twas proven. rover J.
to the court that Clay not only choket ana
maltreated her, but the marks were plainly
seen upon her throat. Justice White found
him guilty and fned him SI5, which being
paid Clay went on his way. ;.i.g'.,ss.t .,..., ..
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lSOlTe5DOuucECS Ol the 1iSto"J
JAMES CITY COUNTY. vA.,l
November 22, 1872.
Last Saturday Mr. Cornelius Taylor, pub
lic-school teacher in Powbatan township, OF
This county, accidentally shot himself through
The palm Of the hand. He bad bis hand over
the muzzle Of his gun, and III movisg IL
struck the hammer against the seat OF bis
buggy, which caused the explosion of the
c'p on one Of the tubes. He is 3 great suf-
ltrcr. 4ss& gsc Es
Mr. W. j. Willeford (white), teacher of
public coiored school in Poquoso township,
Of York county, died suddenly last Sunday.
lie had been on 3 frolie, WAS taken sick With
venting at the dinner-table, went out OF
doors, and was dead in five minutes. BE
VAS about sixty years old.
fbc horse disease is pretty well scattered
over the counties OF York and James Caty
aad the city of williamsburg. But few
aeatks as yet. FEsiasvLA'
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SIXTY DAYS IN JAn.-In the Police Court
Yesterday morning John Carter appeared
before Justice White to answer, the charge
of stealing 81 in. United States currency
from w. J. Burlington on the 22d instant;
The, accused was found guilty and sentenced
to confinement In the city iailfor sixty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

The Dollar Store, under CAMpBELL's photograph
gallery is as Is we'll known, the best place through.
out the State to procure great bargains Don't fan
to 20 there for your Christmas presents.
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q DROWNED m THE CANAL.-WiiIiam john
son, a citizen of Sidney, fell IN the canal at
the foot OF Seventh street on Sunday morn.
ing about 6 O'clock. and before assistance
could reach him he,was drowned, s.
The Coroner viewed the body, but deemed
an inquest unnec when the facts we're err
known. 80 s.E st-s. 4,t4fs as;tfsS-g., ss,ysf =.ss
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MILITARY NOTICES.

WALKER LIGHT GUARD.-RICH- A
ing of your company, for drill and business, ut IN
Your armory, THIS Tuesday EVENING ut s il
o'clock. BY order Captain. .e-.e -. se..
no e6-1t CT. BINFORD, First Sergeant.
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Steamer Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, mer.
cllandise and passengers. j. w. Wyatt agent Sg,ss
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Sortolk, MERCHANDISE
and passengers, D. n. Rogers. agent.
Schooner John III. Rapp, Gale, New YORK, OLD
rIs sehooner Ses ii q. Hand, Hand, philadapha pig
iron, Old Dominion Nail Works. 80 III. ..i - a.
Schooner John McGinnis, Coburn, New York.
iron ore. Old Dominion Naii w Worksa e ~ 81.
Schooner Ann Dole, Bunce, New York, railroad
iron; Ci,esapeakeand Ohio railroad. 9ss &}+ "a
Schooner Maggie Mcdonald, MICA Ulster, George
town, coal, s. 2. Lathrop. -: :.
!, Schooner Charm, Starr Philadelphia, pig Iron,
Old Dominion Nail Works. "
Schooner Tcnie and Alice, Walters, ,Lyon's
creek, lumber, Belyin Price. r
4. - sF.- SAILED ..G lilE fIyr5E Et.:s
steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, n'er--
chaildisc and passengers. l.. Il. Tatnm, agent. e -
.s-kss' ..nIEMORANDUM.sf.f ft trs14si-ss r
Schooner Reading Railroad. No. "a, arrived at
PHILADELPHIA 22d instant from Richmond, Va. fGl3 S
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ISsrEcroE OF CUSTOMS ArPoIsTED.--slMr.
John W. Volt yesterday received nosifica-
tion Of his appointment as Inspector. OF Gus.
toms. rice Il. "A. Frayser, removed by Df.
Mills s;I fss!5, sF
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THE WAY-To' SAVE MoNEY.-Go TO the Dollar
Store. corner Ninth and Main streets, tor your
Christmas presents. ..,.,.. fs,-: .s,,t.,s,s, ! s.
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HousekeQpers and others should remember that
PIzzINI Is now making some very hne )eliy ana
cakes pies and pastry, of every descrtp ton. "a y
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BApusas.--ReY. Mr. Hutson, Of the Pins
Street BAPTIST church, baptized tifty-tiye per-
sons on Sunday afternoon; Rey. .G. Z. B,1tlnss,
Of tbe Second Baptist CHURCH, baptized one
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DEATH OF RICHMOND R.-Mr.
Alfred A. Heath, formerly a printer of this
city, died recently in Pierce city, Missouri.
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QUALIFIED.-Mr. W. B. Robins qualified
before Judge Guigon yesterday as notary
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PHn.ADELT

PHILADELPHIA LIvE-SToC ,MARKE III. IS
PHrLADELpHA, November 25-BeaTes very duiS
this yseek, with the market in favor or buyers; !;
TIA, $7@$s; fair to good, Se9$s.so co,nmons sl@
$3.50 qs cwt. Sheep unchanged at 6gIGtc. % B Hogs
duh ut $e1Se.75 a. cwt. Sales, 1900 hcayes, i2oao
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P1zzIsI Will sell you two pounds OF dates FOR
twenty-five cents. tsf,,f.g styy -s.{yIy
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Just received, 500 cords ofspleEdid wood, pine ane
seasoned oak, at ". D. MaDowELt's, corner FIst
and Broad. .4,... .... u H.. -.sr5i,s,
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The Dollar Store is constantly receiving nevis
fashionable goods. Itis 10 your advantage 70 90
there before purchasing elsewhere. IL. !
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MORNING.; GLORY FrSE.CuTs--io gIs's' , Jas- x.o
cclyed asGEonGE scncES's, corner MAN a''a &-1'-
ycnth streets. 5s .ass -
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

BALTIMORE, November 25.-yirginia consois, SEX
neT, AZ regisssefea' s West s'rraniaa p iss-olas
!, FSonr sctiye and unchanged. wheat steady and
unchanged. Cornsopened active but closed DUH Is
oats quiet but arm southern, ltGasc. WestsrnT
mixed a2S9d.c- Rye steady, soGs5e. sfgs 4 ~
SI Provisions quiet. Mess rerk, SIS on spot, and
$ls.So to arrive. Bulk meatssaes OF S9eee lbs. Of
new cearrib sides at 7c The stock OF Old Is nearly
and hams unchanged. Lard, Ste. Western butter
choice rolls scarce, and wanted at 2fc.. Whfskey
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CoNvIor REGEIYEp..--John Brown was re-
ceived at the penltentiary yesterday from
Hanover county, to be imprisoned four years
for house breaking. S'iz.i" 2ise3
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p wras,GEa Co. are selling full yes OF 'urs'
t,c,rdipg handsome mnf, for IS. Tms Is tns t!ls
sreates, bargain they have ever had an ae way 2,
mrs. They have magnlacent assortnlen1 u iiil's
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w A}NTED, middle-aged. COL0RED
wv WOMAN to wait on q lady and slesp IN the
ho,Isal lt'9 S. II. GOKDON,. n
u no Cary between First and Second streets
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TIE FREE BRDaB.--Four spans Of the
free bridge have been put up. !, -..t,- 80
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+ One Of those heavy overcoats at r. b. SPENCE
soN,s Is tbe very thing for this kind OF weather.
,soO Main street Is the place for all kisds OF gehe-
mems furnishing goods Is; ,,s, j. g.rt IL.
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Ii. II. Grayefys pancake tobacco, ann an e..,ss
lne brands chewing tobacco. st GxohGs SofteA-ss -
conner Main and Eleventh streets Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

wv ANTED, a BOY to drive wagon; also,
NJ - -, BRI(,GSS Bakery.
Az - % o,A " 701 Main ee..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

|. Police CoURr, MosDx xY-J Justice J. -. White
presiding.-The following leases 9wersGdis.
posed Of: ~ .5SHtEa1t rgs;zy s;ts.t asi II
Henry Mills, charged with cutting and
destroying two pillows, the property or
Linda Williams, and also assauiting and
threatening to beat her. Only evidence Of
drunkenness. Fined ST. :l.sn stla Rsat
George Wright, charged with assaulting
and beating Mary Crump., Fined $3.50.
Il WA. Caskie, charged with using gravel
shooter on the street and interfering with
the premises of David j. Saunders, and re-
sisting the police while in the discharge OF
thsir duty Fined 81. t,,t.il,,,,<
Richard Smith and Ralph Evans, charged
with fighting In the public street. Smith
fined 81, and Evans fined g.. EfSl ,f'7E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

Go to P1zzryI if you wish to get the best marsh
mallow-drops you ever ate. rf-gy lsy fgsrtgarf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

r. WsrsIGER 6 co. have Just received anosaet
ios Of those splendid caps Tor po5s'"i1n
Price, only IS cents. ~ g 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

90 OAO Wanted, to invest as 10 PART
SZ,UUU.NER in some well-eytabllsh hna.
ness by q gentleman Of experience. Address V.,",
DiSDGfcb Office. no 23-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

iga LOUISVILLE ToBACco MARKET.
LoUIsyuLEt November 25.- Tobacco FIRM; safcs
very nght; receipts small. ,st ;,. 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

WANTED, BOARD, by three persons In
w central location. Two large rooms and one
small room required-Hnfurnlshed. ADDRESS,
through posi-. office, stating terms, &C., II. w. IL.
no 26-ytk .U
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-26

albIg line of, neck-ties, scarfs, &C., at E. u.
spsscEi& SONS gentlemen's furnishing Store l''o
aJsiu street. - ftls -Ie t.s7'sak' 1890 r. =