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be bail for jeff Davis The Southerners, con-
sequently, are willing to forget his anti-slavery
hostility before the war, recognize him now as
one Of the best friends Of the South, and
would GLADLY give him their votes with the hope
of defeating General Grant and the party
which has kept them crushed to the earth.
Such, then, is the position Of the different
parties with regard to the Cincinnati movement
and the nominee. There u.s. however, indie
pendent of these parties, the great American
public to be considered. While we are aware
that the influence of party organization is
great, there is a large class of Independent
voters who act upon their own preferences or
Judgment The mass of the people, too,
are apt on extraordinary occasions to
ignore party ties and to follow their impulses or
patriotic sentiments There are, undoubtedly,
many and great elements Of popularity in Mr..
Greeley. His supporters understand that, and
it would not be wise for his opponents to lose
sight Of it. We have given reasons why the
Southern white people, and even the old
States rights democrats among them, would
gladly vote for him. And who can doubt the
favorable sentiment Of the negroes? Horace
Greeley has been the lifelong friend of the
blacks. Ignorant as they may be, they know
that no man has done more, if "a much, as he
has for their emancipation and welfare. He
has been more their Moses than Abraham
Lincoln was. We think that if the choice for
President should be only between General
Grant and Horace Greeley large majority Of
the negroes would vote for Greeley, az well as
q majority of the whites in the South, and that
he would carry all the Southern States. In
the North he would be largely supported by
the farmers, and this class of citizens in the
State of New particularly in the western
part, where he Is popular-together with the
large vote he would get in this city,
would probably give him the electoral
vote OF the Empire State. The Irish
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The Revolution. i'm Mexico.

HAVANA, March 9.-The City of Mexico
Ids arrived from Vera Cruz; and brings late
adyiccs. Riots are occurring 1T Gmdllaiara
caused by forced leyics of troops. There
has been il formidable prouunciamento i'll the
state of Hidalgo. JetlouStcs are reported
in,o,g The evolutionary leaders. 1t is
stated that General Rocha sends false reports
Of his movements to tic Government. The
removal Of tie Sc:.t OF Government to era
Cruz is being discussed. The Government
there will be better posted to receive assist
ance from the United States in case of neccs-
sity. ,TllareZ is confident.
New YORK, March "a special from Ma
lamoras dated the 1th instant says that an
armed band, supposed 10 be Cortinas's,
crossed at santa Maria rancho. thirty-1iye
miles from here. capturing residents, ln"il-
ding two customs inspectors, whom they held
until 1000 head of cattle were stolen and
crossed, when the prisoners were released
and the band returned to the Mexican side.
Gomez Portugal has been compelled to evacu-
ate A-1las CalienteS. The rebel chiefs Doni-
TO, Gucrrcdo, and Martinez are quarrcllinS
with TreyiHo, Noranio 10 and others, ard their
commands nave separated. Diaz has arrived
on the northern frontier and assumed COM
mand. JureZ has two millions in his trea-
sury, which probably inSures his success, as
the rebels have nothing. Felix Diaz was
killed bv a mob with clubs at OaXaco.
The orders from Washington torbiddinS
clcIranccS to ports held by rebels causes eX-
element among the merchants aua al lepres-
sion among the rcYolutiOnists, aSat stops
rO:,t trade,
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Miscellaneous Telcgranls.

The lower House of the Missouri Legis'a-
ture has taken action which indicates the de-
feat of the S1S000.000 railroad scheme.
Charles Fl. Barklin shot himself and wife
fatally ut st. Louis while drunk.
The merchants of Philadelphia gave John
". Forney n complimentary dinner last night
at the Academy of Music. President Grant
was present.
The amount contributed for the benefit of
the Chicago sufferers throughout England is
100000.
The stone-cuttcE' strike in the United
States Works, at Columbia, 5. c., still con-
tinucs, as the superintendent demands ten
hours work, as per instructions from Wash
ington, and refuses to rcCnploy the strikers.
One hundred and fourteen medical stu
dents graduated during the past session at
Jefferson College, Philadelphia.
The smallpox deaths i'll Philadelphia for
tie week are us.
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THE CELEBRATION OF ST. 7 ATRlcK's Day
An adjourned meeting of the Irish citizens
Of Richmond will he held at the City Hall
tonight for the purpose Of considering the
report Of the Committee Of Arrangements
fol t!ic crlchl.tiCn Of 81. Patrick's Day. The
committee viii recommend Il procession and
supper They propose that the procession
shall be formed in front Of the City Hall. and
that the line OF march shall he down Broad to
Twcn!y-fflh street; down Twcnty-fth to
Main street through Main to First street i;
trun First street To NarShall; down Mar
shall t. Fifth; from Fifth to Grace, and
from Grace Ia the Capitol square, where the
Governor vii! be visited. The procession
will then proceed t. It's starting point, where
it will he dismissed. The supper Gf it is
decided to have oncl will take place at the
s,aliar, House. A ball is deemed unadyisa-
bic ;,> the Lcmtcn season will not be Over on
the lrtu.
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PRESERVATION or 4 FREE DRINKING FouS-
TAIN TO THE CiTY.--The ceremonies incident
TO the presentation of the free drinking fuun-
tain which has recently been erected in front
Of the post-otlice to the city took place at the
rooms Of the Richmond normal school Sat-
urday, and were witnessed by many persons
besides the scholars and teachers. Miss Car
rie Walters, on behalf Of the school, made
ihc presentation address. Weg,ve it in fall,
rs il is appropriate, and briefly gives the his
tory Of the enterprise.
Miss Walters said addressing Mayor kei-
lcyl: "Sir.-Somc time sincea very serious
question was propouudcd to lis by our prill-
cilal: What good c~;n aud ought this school
to do! Now. we had often felt an individual
responsibility 10 br Useful, but had come,
perhaps. - regard ourselves us belonging 10
TIC school rather than the school TO It's, and
were troubled 10 know what To do and how
20 do it. 81 we chose Il committee very
much as gentlemen Ito. | belicvc,) who should
investigate and report.
" Among the plans for usefulness proposed.
that of obtaining for the city 4 drinking
fountain seemed most pleasing and fraSi-
bic, and WAS finally adopted. Perhaps we
were iavorbly inclined to il tromthe fact that
Il newspaper called Our Luulb -inimalS has
been distributed i'll the school. and we had
become familiar with efforts made in other
cities to hrmaniz" the people and prevent
cruelty TO animals. Iuthcsc days street-drink-
ln- fountains are becoming very numerous,
ard are highly appreciated by all.
The undertaking has taxed our resources
and energy and patience. as your Honor will
easily believe. If it has ever fallen to vour
lo, t" solicit subscriptions ferany object, how
ever good: hlit we have found generous
! friends II aid u>. amcn- the trustees OF the
school and other gentlemen of the city,
who's, Kindness we acknowledge with many
| thanks, Tie Press OF The city, also. has aided
~ Nv ;rcGucnl notices of the progress OF our
enterprise.
:" :ii. pavi> m,S kindly placed our fountain
| in front ul the puSlnl;ir". the place chosen
| l,y tl>. In behalf or the graduates and pre-
| sent members Of the school. Ask your ac-
ccpt.ucc. IL tl!c representative Of The city, "i
th, fountain. with The wish that il may long
offer 10 each thirsty pa>scr-5y tic cup of co!d
water"
Mayor Kelley accepted the lift ina few ap-
propriatc remarks after which Rev. DR.. Bur.
rows. Rev. DR.. Curry, Professor B. NJ. Manly
and Coipnci l.. DanrlS were introduced by
the principal Of the school. and spoke plea
sanity of the occasion Of the a>semblage
DrS. Burrows and Curry were particularly
/ happy in their anecdotes and clIlogicS Of cold
water; hut the girls gave all the speaker,
hearty applause.
AZ about the time the exercises above no
ticcd took place. superintendent Davis, o
the City Water Works, removed the box
covering from the fountain. 1t is quite orirt
mental. and will certainly be useful i'll warli
| MoathCr.
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Foreign News.

PARIS. March 9.--The Assembly Commit
tee on Reorganization of the Army have re-
solved to disregard the suggestions of Cisse!y,
Minister OF War.
The German Government has officially in
formed the French Minister of Foreign
! fairs of the pardon OF all Frenchmen now
confined in German fortresscs.
4 Rome newspaper states that Giuseppe
Mazzini is recruiting in Tyrol for the inva-
sion Of Italy.
The tribunal for the trial Of cases Of par
ties for burning church property during the
reign Of the Commune has sentenced one TO
death and one to imprisonment for life.
Telegraph communication has been estab-
lishcd between France aud the Island OF
Guadaloupe.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Markc,

New YORK, March 9.-Money closed firm
1T G to per cent. Exchange quiet at 81 to
%. Gold opened ut 110l and sold down to
10; closed at 10 to 110!. Governments
very quiet all day. Bond market firm
throughout the day. State Ionds have been
steady on the general list, and strong Oil
North Carolina's; new South Carolina's very
strong and active. with sales at from "a to 36
OF about $4,000 in bonds. Market closed
steady. TenEessce's, &C; new, $50. Virgil
MAS, j2i; new, 81. LouiSiana's, IS; new,
30. Lcyccs, G2; S's, - Alahama's, 80; SIS,
60. Georcia'S, 20: rs. 81. North Carroll
mas, 3Gl new, 213. south C;rolina's, So ;
new, 352.
The bank statement shows that loans have
decreased one million, specie increased one
and thrcc-quarcr millions, lcgaltenders in
creased thrce-quarterS OF million, deposits
decreased tlitle.
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MANCHESTER EEEIS.

DEATH OF An Old CITIZES.-Mr. James
Briggs. ono Of the oldest and pcSt-known
citizens Of Manchester, died on Friday night
after a brief illness. The deceased was Il
miner by occupation, and came from the
mining districts Of England to this country
many years ago. He married 4 niece of Job
Atkins, Esq, and leaves widow and scve-
rTl children. Mr.. Bli"cs had been for some
years Il member Of Manchester Lodge, L.
\. NJ.
The CLERKS OrFIcE.-Mr. J. II. Bowen,
under the direction of the county clerk, is
engaged in fitting up the Offices in the new
courthouse for the reception Of the records.
The bad arrangement by which the records
will be kept in two rooms instead Of one us
1T present is to be regretted; in fact the con-
stiuction Of the two rooms is anything but
satisfactory. The present location is admir;l-
bly, adapted to the purpose. and the necessity
that compels removal is to be deplored.
The STREErs.-Wc have received poetic
et!lISion from lady friend OH the dcplorlble
condition Of Ninth street, and are sorry that
we cannot publish it; but take occasion to
say that the condition OF Ninth street is like
the condition OF all our streets save Hull
too horrible to contemp plate-;nd that it is 4
shame that auy civilized community should
have to wade through such puddlcs. There
is no discernblc difference between the foot
path and the highway.
ANNUAL WAsHISG.--Alert Fire Company
at its last meeting resolved to have its annual
washing on Easter Monday. The company
will appear in full uniform. The apparatus
will be in first-rate order, and good display
Is expected.
4 CuRIoSITY.-Wc were shown stone on
Saturday that has been in the family of Mr.
Albert COT, since january 18th. 1882, having
been on that day picked up at Walkers land
ing, when it weighed exactly ono pound,
and was long used as IL pound weight. 1t
now weighs four pounds eleven and half
ounces. 1t is very beautiful rock, and that
circumstance first attracted the attention of
Mr.. Goff, and caused him to take charge of it.
ORGAS1zATIoS.-There will be 4 meeting
at Odd-Fellows' Hall tonight at s O'Clock to
organize lodge of I. o. NJ, the requisite
number Of names having been obtained and
Il charter granted.
MEETING OF THE COUNTY CoURT.-Thc reg
ular grand jury term of Chesterfield Count
will meet this morning mt II o'clock. Persons
interested will take notice.
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Marine News ana Disasters.

FogTREss MoSRoE, March 9.-Passed in,
bark PaEldin. from Flo, Arrived schooner
James ilar, from Green Point for City Point.
The brig Harriet, from Aguadilla, has az
rived. She reports fearful weather on the
coast twcnty-scvcn days north of llaltclis.
She passed on the ith instant, seventy miles
southeast Of cape llcnry,a watcr-logged ship
with her mizzcn-.naSt standing. She also
passed another wreck yesterday twenty miles
east OF Cape Henry.
NORFOLK. March J.-Thc schooner Frank
lin has arrived from Jacksonville. Fla, with
tic loss of her sails. She report, two YES
scs ashore near Uattcra>, which probably
went ashore during the latc gale.
SAvASHAu, March 9.--Captain Black, Of
the schooner Anna Sims, at this port from
Nassau, reports that OH the 9Th instant. III
latitude 81. longitude 1920, >evcnty-yc miles
east of Tybcc, he saw ship OH fire, with
three schOUnCrS nc:lf BY.
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Police Court, SATuRDAy-JuSiicc J. j.
White r1'csiGi"g.-Thc following eases were
disposed of:
Robert Banks rolorcG), charged with tres
pas>in" upon the premises Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company and soliciting
passengers. III violation Of the city ordinance.
Fined 81.
Henry Evans (cnlored). charged with as
Slulting and cruelty beating Mike Woods
with q wugon-whip. Fined so.
Napoleon Bnnaparte (colorcdl. charged
with a>saultng Jimmy Williams and threat
cnins to do him bodily harm. and therefore
pray> that the said Romalrlrtc hc placed un-
der bonds. Fined 81.
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Methodist Episcopal Conference.-The
i'asn GG EsnN Nr. iH;lsfGn

WAREENToS, Va, March 9.-In the Con-
ference to-day the committee Of inquiry ap-
pointed to inquire into the rumors regarding
the ministerial character Of Rev. DR.. Huston
reported that in their Judgment, without in
tending to give an expression of opinion of
themeritS Of the cause many measure TO incul-
pate the accused, they recommend that an
investigation be made under the direction of
the Presiding Elder of the East Baltimore
district. The report was adopted.
An authenticated report has been read here
which sets forth that the girl who made the
charges against Or. Huston now denies many
o. the allegations under Ter oath, and asserts
that she was instigatcd hy certain parties to
inculHtc him in order to screen others.
The eolorcd WOMEN. DR.. HuStOn's former
servant, being put on her oath. eXoncratcs
DR.. Huston from the charge of conduct un-
becoming a gentleman and IL Christian.
4 decided rc;iction has taken place in be-
half OF DR.. Huston. some believing the whole
thing TO he conspiracy.
Rev. Dr. Huston left here on the evening
train for Washington. He is in good spirits.
ard has no doubt OF his honorable acQuittal.
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will in Relation to Stna)nss,ins.

WAsHINGToS, March 9.-The Senate Sub
Committee on Commerce, composed of
MeSsrs. Kellogg. Corbett, and Nickcrs, have
finally agreed upon bill providing, first,
for allowing material for the construction of
steamships, by sections or otherwise, to be
entered duty free, allowing a drawback;
second, ship supplies and coal to be with
drawn from bond duty free; third, Amcri-
can vessels registered in foreign countries are
allowed to register as American vessels with
i'll TIVE years; fourth, steamships of foreign
build, of not less than one thousand tons,
may be purchased and entitled to American
register; fifth, in case Of war Ill Of said ships
may be used in the marine service by the
Government hy purchase or appraiScment.
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not You, therefore, arc tho proper persons to de-
eide such matters. How? BY visiting the various
Offices before purchasing. Call at the WEED Com
pASY's salesrooms and try that machine. OBJ
serve the Sinplicity ease, and rapidity of It's per-
furmances. Notice the elegant aud astonishing va
ricty of samples II makes rithot any ddjtStHtent
tchaterer. SIT down and try II, 1t Is immaterial
whether you ever used Il machine before. Compare
the specimens you make with those you may have
recci, Cd that we're executed upon ether machines,
aud if you find any superior, we gay to you frankly
the machine that made them is the ono for you to
purchaser -Baltiaore Sun, Juiy7. 1869.
WILLIAM LOCKIIART. Agent,
corner Eighth and AIain strccts
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FAENIIAM'S FRENCH TocTH LOzENCES. anoycl
aud pleasant l"ntfrcc--thc finest il the world FOR
cleaning, bcrutryin= and preserving thr teeth: cn-
tursc,l hy eminent dentists. Sold Wholesale hy
PURCELL. LAND & Co and X. W. POWERS < CO..
Retail. ny WOOD Il Sons corner Ninth and Main !:
~ BODEKEE 6 BRn.lIEH. corner Fifteenth and
Main: DOVE. 1872! Main; RErrIAS & MCrHAll..
corner Main aud seventeenth: DuvAL & THuMr-
suS, s32 Main; MEApE& K BAKEE. 9l9 Man: 1lAR-
HIsOS. Main between Seventh and Eighth; HAZARD,
Franklin. corner Fourth: BLAIR, N25 Broad: L..
WAGNER & o.. Broad: H0CK, cot Broad; GAR
NETT. c33 Brnad THOMAS. 2lI Broad: HOWARD
BROTHERS. corner Broad aud Second: FOEsTMASS,
2ll east Broad: KIHDEHvATER. C Broad: FISCHER.
10 east Broad; MILLER, Fifth and Marshall: CARY
K GRoTIIEH. Brook M rnue and Leigh street: 6 ".
FAurAI, Corner cr ,rwcnty-!t!h md Leigh streets
MORRISON & FAEEAR. Broad between Twenty
fifth and TwcntT-siXth st:SctS.
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CHEAP GOODS AT sos MAIN STREET AND 3lj
RnoAD Observation-Disclosures the advance In
stoves, Tn-Warc, and Housc-Furuishng Goods
generally, have concluded to close out I.y large
stock Of such goods ut cost, 10 make room for my
spring stock. All in need of goods in this line will
please call At SIS Main street, or 2o5 Broad street
W l. ASDEPSpS
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New York EtennS.

New YORK, March 9.---The lawyer Of David
Dudley Field is reported by the Telegram
newspaper TO have denounced Attorney
General Barlow as Il malicious and stupid
scoundrel, Yesterday, in his testimony before
the Judiciary. This was eXpungcd from the
testimony hy the committee.
Judge Barnard's counsel say they will
show that the new reform Judge gave more
reference in one month to one individual
than Barnard ever gave one man in whole
year.
Dr. Elijah Baker, the oldest dentist, and
John II. Lawrence, the oldest carriage mer-
chant i'll this city, are dead.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH 0, 1872.

ARRIVED.
Steamer .tlbcmarlc, Couch. New York. mCrchan-
disc and passengers, j. W. Wyatt. agent.
Steamer Eliza Hancox. Clifford. Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, L. II. Tatum. agent.
SAILED.
Steamer PaliSadr Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers. w. +. Brett. agent.
Sch"oncr EGrotrs, .iccy, New York, ria Cabin
Point, wood.
Schooner ID. V. Strcaker, Van Gildcn, Savannah.
ria james river. grain, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Anne Aiigill, Young. New York, ria
james river wool
Schooner Vashti Sharpe, Sharpe, Philadelphia,
granite. Curtis K Parker.
Schooner Walter Palmer, kaie, Washington,
granite. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Saco, Wilson, Norfolk, merchandise,
Curtis 4 Parker.
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New STEEET-CAR RARRASGEsIENTs.-Ona and
after tomorrow only the cars marked "Hoi-
lywood" will so to that point. The others
will stop ut First street This will throw
the cars much closer together on Broad and
Main streets than under the present arrange
mcnt. The hollywood cars will pass any
given point every thirty minutes.
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TEMPERANCE LECTuREs.-A letter has been
received by Il prominent temperance official
OF this city saying that, if suitable arrange
mcnts can be made, General S. T. Carey, Of
Ohio, will be here some time next month and
deliver two lectures on temperance He is
engaged to canvass the State of North Caro-
lima in the interests of total abstinence.
General Carey is well known as one Of the
most fluent and eloquent public speakers in
the country and never fails to draw crowd.
Apart from his subject his style is so attrac-
tive that il is rare treat to hear him. In
order to dcfray expenses small admission
fee will be charged 1T the door
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Don't fail to sec and hear the great JoIHsTn%.
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

pY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
~ y rROCLAMATlQN.-Intn having
been received by til" Executive that LuIIS W.
TAlLEi. who Is uuder Indictment In Tie County
Court OF Hcnrico for cnIbczzcmcnt of public fuui&
has fled from Justice ana l. .uius 1T large ::
therefore do ncrchv offer :: reward Of ONE Hun
DRIED DOLLARS 10 any person who shall arrest
the said John W. Talley and lcliycr him uo the ja
Of said county. and do moreover require al officers
OF this Commonwealth. civil and military. ami rr-
quest the people generally, Ia U,e their h":' cxcr
tiCns 10 procure his arrest. that c nlav bC brought
to justice.
,~.~., Given under my hand as Governor. and
3SEAL. under the Less. Seal III tho Comlauuwctl H.
t~.-- al Richmond. this 9Th day of Mar"'. \. ..
1872. q. g. WALKER.
by the Governor: JAMES NCijDSALp, Secretary
of tho Commonwealth.
The said JOHN W. TALLEY is six feet high: wcl@he
about $50 or leo pounds: orid complexion full rcd
and frccElcd: rough skin: eyes light slight scar
the nose; ;Talks very erect; pleasant address.
1t
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TOrR or EUROPE IN Az 1IoUE.-Colonel
Johnstou's popular panoramic exhibition Of
Il to':r OF Europe opens again Tonight at Nlr-
;inia Hall. Those who did not see it when
here before should not miss this opportunity,
and those WHO did will enjoy it the more on
second sight. Since the Colonel's last visit
he has added to the panorama, aud has also
increased his stock of songs and witty say
in@S. He proposes to distribute many valu-
able prizes 1T each exhibition.
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Another OF the Robcson County, II. G.,
Outlaws RcpOrzcd KILLED.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Mareh 9.-We have
here to-day seemingly well-authenticated
report that Boss Strong, one OF Lowry's
gang Of outlaws, wls killed last night by
James Mcqueen at Andrew Strons's house,
five miles from Moss Neck. Mcqueen made
this statement at Shoe Heel this morning,
and posse left there to recover Strong's
body, preparatory to claiming the large re-
ward offered
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SPECIAL GRAND JURY.-Thc following Is the
special grand Jury Of the Hastings Court
summoned for the 18Th: Samuel II. Gordon,
William H. Haxall. George W. Roystcr, Al
fred s. Lee, James Il. Ferguson, William
English. Walter X Martin, Samuel &. Fair
banks, James kerscy. and Albert Iybrock.
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SPECIAL Court OF ArrFALs.-The judges Of
the Supreme Court of Appeals have appoint
ed the following judges to constitute aspc-
ca court Of appeals under the act Of Assem-
bly, recently passed: Judge Mclaughlin, of
Rockhridcc: Judge Barton. of Fredericks-
burg; and Judge Wirgfcld, of the Bedford
6iSt,ip;