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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-06-12

commencing at IL o'clock a. M, in front of the
Southside Hotel, at Burkeyille. in Nottoway
county, Virginia, proceed to sell the following
The SOUTHSlDE HOTEL, embracing one a.
acre, more or less, and all the improvements on
mediately at Burkeyile, between the main track
and the connection branch of the A.. M. and o.
railroad; is newly and conveniently built, and
has always enjoyed fine patronage. Said pro.
perty was surrendered in bankruptcy by John
F. Flippen. bankrupt, of the late firm of Flippen
3 Co, and will be sold subject only to a lien by
deed of trust, executed by said John F. Flippen.
wherein Richard Epes is named as trustee and
r. A. A. Watson cestui que trust, bearing date
29th of April. 1870, and of record in the clerks
office of Nottoway county court for III 600.
At the same place and on the same day. / will
sell one-half acre LOT OF LAND. situated at
Burkeyille, between the A., nj. and o. railroad
and r. and ID. railroad, east of Burke Brothers
clearinghouse; the property of VIM. I. Fhppen.
bankrupt, of the late firm ct Flippen 20,
And one other LOT OF LAND belonging 70
said VIM. T. Flippen, one-half mile southwest
of Burkeville. on Mallory creek, containing ten
acres. Said tract has on it good improvements,
and is very valuable on account of fertility Of
the soil and Its favorable location. {"
The two last mentioned Lots of Land will
be sold free from all liens and eneumbrances.,
4 a7a s TERMS OF SALE bf
of above real es tate will be one third cash ba-
ance on credit of six and twelve months equal
instruments. the purcha er executing notes for
balance of purchase money, and the title re- ,
talneu until all Oh ne purchase money ls paul.
. AND ON THE5rH DAY OF JULY, 1873.
at the late stand of Flippen Co., I shall pro.
coed to sell at public auction, commencing alto
a. m, the entire STOCK OF GOODS surren-
dered in bankruptcy by said firm. Said stock
embraces a large and varied stock of GENE
RAIL MERCHANDISE @ aE &N
z TERMS-Cash. frar aHssgF.ais Ese s.sGya
( J. NJ MORTON, - ~.
( -. Assignee in Bankruptcy of Flippet & Co.
E W. A. ROBINSON, Auctioneer. -
-'tsss@a~ - je 7-1aw4W
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. COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RIoHNoSD, June IL, 1873
0Tertngs.
Corn-White $50 bushels. Yellow, s5J. r.
Oats-1 ,l54 bushels. ..-. ..... ...
Wool-lO0 pounds. .-......
Sales
Corn-White, $50 bushels western 74c.
Oats-244 bushels Eastern Virginia White bGc
Wool-l00pou washed, 4zc
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.


IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia. eEl1 ..s.# aGaEa. .9sl aE
~ In the matter of j. ii. M. Neblett, of
Brunswick, bankrupt in bankruptcy. l'sfs
Eastern District Of Virginfd, So: sl
Notice is hereby given that a general meet
ing OF the creditors of the said j. H. M. Neblett
bankrupt, for the purpose of declaring n dvi-
dend will be held at Richmond, at the
Office OF w. w. Forbes, register in bankruptcy,
in said district, on Wednesday,, the I'd day of
July, 1878, AT O'Clock p. m, for the
purposes named in the twenty seventh section of
the bankruptcy act of March I'd, 1867. -l o.
Dated at Llwrenceville the 7th day Of June,
1873. a-.e -r.
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Register in Bankruptcy for the
je 1I-W2W Sd Cong'l Dist of Va
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4rH DAY OF JULY, 1873,

commencing at IL o'clock a. M, in front of the
Southside Hotel, at Burkeyille. in Nottoway
county, Virginia, proceed to sell the following
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FOREIGN.


| MADRID, October 13.--There is donbt.
Iul rumor in circulation here that consul
racy has been discovered to assassinate CAS-
tellar; An Alphonsista club here haxo
issued a manifesto declaring the time has
come to prepare for the accession Of Don
Alphonso. S''" " ''o'
Senor CASTELAR, yesterday paid an off,
clal visit to General Sickles, the American.
ana LaYard, the British minister.
large number Of Carlists. who were
defeated at La Janquera, have taken refuge
IN France. They first made large funeral
pyre and burned all bodies of their dead
A dispatch from La Palma, near Carta-
gena, dated Saturday afternoon, reports
that the commander Of an insurgent frieate
promised to offer battle that day 10 the
government squadron off that port. Can
honad'ng has been heard for the last two
hours, and it is believed that naval febtinc
was in progress. " '-''''
British, French, German, and Italian
men OF war had arrived at Escombraras.
Merchant vessels were leaving the bar-
Dor OF Cartagcna, and foreigners were hur.
iledly preparing TO quit the cjty.
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NEW YORK.
Financial.

o. NEW YORK, October 13--Noon.-
Stocks irregular. Gold 1oS1al0Sa
Money loaned at Lie and interest. gold
pa. Exchange, long, 1862 short, 107a,
Governments dull. States dull.
ihe Conduct OF the Dean of Cantep,
bury Deprecated.
NEW YORK, October 13.-Tardy publ;-
cation Is this morning given to letters of DR..
foZer, late missionary bishop of Zanzibar.
addressed to Bishop Porter of this dio..
cese and to the Dean of Canterbury. find
ing fault with the latter for participating in
the communion service in the Presbyterian
church in this city on Sunday last. DR..
Fozer says this conduct of the Dean will
bo accepted in this country and in England
as sufficient reason and justification for
Ep'scopalians attending the attractive SER
vice of the Catholic church. and NAV he
cited to pronounce the representation that
the Episcopal church is the haven Of rest
ior those tossed by multiplicity of doctrines,
a delnsion and snare.
5ournalistIc Equestrian Feat-Tna
Associated Press Ahead of nil corr
+ petitOrs.
NEW YORK, October 13.-The Associa-
ted Press courier who carried the report of
the Modoc execution from Forth Klamath
70 the telegraph station at Jacksonville.
Oregon, rode the distance-92 miles-in
SIX hours and 55 minutes. over mountain
road OF more than ordinary roushness;
employing on the route three we'll selected
horses for the journey. The last forty
two miles he accomplished in two hours.
beating his principal competitor by thirty
minutes and getting control of the wire,
which was necessarily occupied in the
transmission of the Associated Press report
until 1t was too late to forward any other.
Loss of Life at Sea
NEW YORK, October l3.-The steam
ship George w. Clyde, at Key West, Octo.
Der 9Th, for Norfolk, reports that on the
18th during a severe hurricane, Captain
Cole, the second officer, the chief engineer
ind one seaman were washed overheard
ind drowned.
Marine
NEW YORK, October 13.-Arriyed.
Livingston, City of limerick. City OIL
parls, Italy, Parthia, Baltic, Nevada,
Minnesota. Arrived out, Hansa.
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THEATRE Miss Lille EIdridge will
appear at this establishment tonight in the
new play written for her entitled ssOliye;
or, the Mysterious Murder" She will be
supported in leading part by Mr.. Harry
Langdon, a young American actor of de-
servedly high repute in the histrionic firma-
ment, and both will have the assistance of
the full strength of the theatrical combna-
tion of that sterling manager, William E.
Spalding, esq. His agent, Mr.. e. j. Par
ker, pronounces the company one Of most
decided merit, and is willing and anxious
that our amusement-loving citizens shall
judge it alone by that standard.
The new play is replete with telling
points, lively situations, and an emotional
dialogue of no ordinary merit. II gives
ample scope for the development of Miss
Eldridge's peculiar talent as fascinating
Interpreters of the lights and shades Of
the modern drama. "Olive or, the Mys-
terious Murder,o is but another mimic
representation of innocence imperilled,
trials endured, virtue rewarded and crime
punished. We bespeak for Spaldings
combination the kind consideration of our
theatre-going public.
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A LITTLE MILL NEAR THE BAsIN.-
Yesterday afternoon, as two frail coloreu
sisters We're enjoying little pugilistic re-
creation on the basin bank, near the ston
mouse, they were interrupted by some OF
the police, who insisted on arresting them.
One OF them determined to fight it out on
that line rather than be jugged, SO went for
the police, and with such effect that two or
three of them, acknowledging the weight OF
her fists, measured their length on the sacred
soil. She was repeatedly knocked down by
their billies, but the assistance of the fourth
policeman was required to finally subdue
her, whereupon she was finally loaded on a
dray and taken to the lookup in badly
used up condition.
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MEXICO.

CITY OF MEXICO, October 2.-The
priests of the church of st. Loretto and all
parishes have excommunicated all persons
recognizing the constitution and reforms
inaugurated by the government. The
Jesuits have beens ordered to leave the
country at the first opportunity. They are
given their choice of American. English or
French packets. Congress has decided the
following: Church and state are to be
separate; congress cannot make laws
establishing or prohibiting any religion |;
matrimony is to be civic contract, and
religious institutions cannot possess prop
erty. A simple promise to speak the
truth, and complying with the obligations
contracted. with penalties in case of viola
tions, is substitute for religious oath.
Nobody is obliged to give his or her SER
vices without just compensation.
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STATE NEWS.

Colonel r. w. Hughes spoke to lars @
and enthusiastic crowd at Halifax G. r..
Saturday.
-General Kemper, w. w. Walker and
W. ). Gilman addressed the people of
Alexandria Saturday night.
Charles J. Fore was on Saturday n, m
mated as the Republican candidate for the
house OF delegates for the county of Appo-
mattox.
The Conservatives Of Ale, ldria have
nominated Captain James NJ. st ,uart a, d
Colonel Charles Il. Stuart as tn ;r canIi.
dates for the house of delegates s.
The barn Of David Bowman. about a
half mile from Harrisonbmg, was burned
on Friday, about 10 O'Clock, with IFS con-
tents OF wheat, corn, hay, ETC., valued at
sl,500. The fire is supposed to have been
accidentally communicated. A number of
railroad employee had made it their head
quarters, and it is supposed that some of
them earelessly left fire burning. No in.
surance.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

mEMPHIS, October 12.-The receipl
OF the Howard Association on Sat,Irda,
were iour hundred and lightweight dollars
Ineir daily expenses are one thousand dol
lars for general distribution amonc m,
poor. All kinds of Contributors ara ao
cepted. Three hundred apnlicat;ons r.,
admission have been made at st. peter,s
orphan asylum. The Sisters are prov;d,no
as lar as they are able, but are compelled
TO turn many unfortunate children away.
LATER-DEPLoRABL STATE OF Ar
FAIRS IN MEMPHIs-FIFTy.s sEvEN
DEATHS SUNDAY.
MEMPHIS, October 1S.-The streets
were almost deserted yesterday. A few
persons went to church. No pleasure
yehicles were seen on the streets notb;nr
put hearses. Fifty-seven deaths occurred
during the day Sunday.
y. >. hikes, grand chancellor of the
hnights Of Pythias, of Tennessee, is down
with the fever, and the duties of his Office
devolve upon w. Fl. Moyston. This or.
DER has eleven patients, and there is no
money IN their treasury, demands upon
them for aid to their suffering brotherhood
having exhausted their reliel fund and oo,,
lrfDutl0nS.
Three physicians from Chicago and one
from New York arrived here Yesterday and
offered their services, which were accented
and they went to work.
(, James W. Toomy, visiting member Of
'he l. o. q. Fsof New Albany, died yes. |
erday. N' Ss'
General decentralization exists through |
,ut the city. The police force il oraatiu
'educed. The city railroad has been com. CON.
,elled to reduce the number of their trims.
,Jne-fourth Of the number of cars running
loes not yield the expense of the drivers
M. %. Saunders, city editor of the Ava
anche, is rapidly recovering. The NOR
nary report for twenty-four hours ending
o'clock Saturday evening, shows that
lere were forty seven deaths from yellow
sVer, and ten from other diseases.
CAIRO, October 13.-Thc steamer Kao-
uk, with four persons reported down with
nc fever, was refused WHARFAGE. and
assed up the Ohio river
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HENRICo CoUNTY.-We append o full
list of the candidates recently nominated by
the Republican convention Of this county
For house of delegates, Franklin Davis Of
Brooklyn township, John Woodwork OF
Fairfield county treasurer, William M.
McGruder sheriff, Conrad Wagner com
monwealth's attorney, George w. Thomas;
superintendent Of the poor, Andrew j.
Waldrop; county surveyor, John w.
Turner. This is good ticket, eminently
worthy of support, and will, we hope, be
triumphantly elected.
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LOUISIANA.
Marine Disasters.

!, NEW ORLEANS, October 12-The ship
Iasmana, which arrived at Southwest Pass
To-Day, reports passing the ship Lady Rus
sell, from Liverpool for Mobile, with all her
masts gone, but with spars rugged forward
and aft. She wanted no assistance. On
the 9Th came across the ship Isle of Sky,
from Prospere for New York, with rud-
der and masts gone, and every sail and rope
carried away. The crew had been three
days without water, and were nearly all
disabled. The captain Of the TASMANIA
took them aboard and brought them to this
port, Before leaving the Isle of Sky the
captain and crew fred the vessel.
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MONTHLY MEETING OF THE BAP-
fist SUNDAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION. -
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
tist Sunday-school association was held
Yesterday afternoon at Sidney church, J.
B. Winston, esq, president. Otway d.
Browne, esq, secretary. The meeting was
opened with singing by Sidney school and
prayer by the Rev. j. William Jones.
Reports were received and read from all the
schools except Manchester school. The
largest attendance on any sabbath during
the month in all the schools was on the 9Th
of October, when there was present $50
officers and teachers and 1869 scholars.
The First church school reported one bap-
tism, Second church school one baptism
and one death, Leigh-street school one
death, Sidney school three conversions, and
Fulton school six conversions. Interesting
and appropriate addresses were delivered
by Revs. j. William Jones, III. G.. Crews,
and j. NJ. Butler; also by Messrs r. j.
Evans, l.. H. Frayser, j. b. Winston. and
Professor Edmund Harrison. The exer-
cises were interspersed with singing by
Sidney school.
Adjourned to meet at Fulton church the
second Sabbath in next month.
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Z. SHAKY.4The walls of the new building
being erected at the corner Of Ninth and
Franklin streets, have settled to such an
extent as to require bracing at several
points inside on each floor, 1t will be
remembered that the outer wall fell in
when only built up to the first floor. We
are assured that there is no danger of its
falling down, as the contractors have taken
every precaution to prevent such catas-
trophe; nevertheless, foot passengers had
better take the other side of the street,
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OBITUARY

New YORK, October 13.-James Bogh,
the noted painter, is dead. He was a
South Carolinian.
BALTIMORE, October 13.-T. Parkin
Scott, judge of the Baltimore CITY court.
and presiding judge of the supreme bench
OF Baltimore, died this morning after a
protracted illness, in his 10th year. He
was auditor of the circuit court of Balti-
more county, and subsequently of Balti-
more city court for nearly forty-seven
years. l.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Rurning of E,shtv.s,x.vrorsoo

BosToN, October 13.--The large sta
bles belonging to Martin Hayes, corner
Berkeley and Appleton streets, south end,
were burned Saturday morning, with
eighty-six horses. Forty of the animals
were owned by Mr.. Hayes, and the re-
mainder We're boarding horses, owned by
gentlemen in the neighborhood. The
horses were valued at from $500 to 81 900
each.
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Items.
INTERNAL. REvENUE COLLECTIONS to.
day amounted to $6,OO0.y 4 q SUE
THERE was no monthly meeting of the
Methodist Sunday society yesterday.
THIS MORNING it was cold enough for
overcoats and fires, and little more frigidlty
in the atmosphere would have brought ice.
DIR. EDWIN III. SMITH, late assessor of
internal revenue in this city, has arrived
here from his home in Washington, on a
brief visit. rrrsrSr
s HE POLICE JUSTICE had an extensive
docket to dispose of to-day, and a number
of unfortunates were appropriately fined
for minor offences. ~,
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at @.
+. Johnston's news and music store, 9lS
Main street to-day: At 6 a. M, SO; 8
a. m. 54; II m. 62; p. m. ca.
, AN EDITOR once wrote: 'sWe have re-
ceived basket of Strawberries from Mr..
Smith, for which he will receive our com
some of which are four inches in
circumf fernce. -. ,s.1.
The Republicans of this city assemble
Tonight in their respective gathering places
IN the different wards to choose delegates
% convention to nominate candidates for
me house of delegates from this city.
TwENTY-FOUR YEARS and six DAYS
ave elapsed since the death of Edgar
! illan Poe. The last time the writer saw the
distinguished poet he was navigating up
rankin street, by the old Trinity, pretty
veil filled with benzine.
AN HONEST MAN is respected by all
arties. We forgive q hundred rude, Often
i've things that are uttered from conviction, |
r in the conscientious discharge of duty
ever one that proceeds from design or a
lew to raise the person who says it above
g.
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GRAND RALLY -Tbero will ho I,

GRAND RALLY.-There will be a grand
rally of the Republicans of this city to-
morrow night, at the old African church.
at II O'Clock. Messrs. @. P. Rams.
dell, j. FL. Van Auken, L. III. Chandler,
VIM. FL. Woody, John W.. Jenkins, and
John r. Popham will address the meeting,
Come one! come all s.sss.
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PERsONAL.-Those two little Richmond
fayorites, Minnie and Lille Lee, are in the
city on a brief visit to their family and
friends here. For several months past thew
have been playing at the Baltimore OPERA
house, where they have gained many
friends. After'a brief resting spell here.
they will return to the Monumental city to
finish d their winter engagement with John
T. Ford, esq. = S
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PYTHIAN.--A number of Past Chan
celors, in company with M. P. Handy.
esq, X. r. and S. of the Grand lodge ol
K. p. OF Virginia. will proceed to Peters.
burg this afternoon for the purpose OF in.
stituting Mattoax Lodge No. 36, X. p, in
said city.
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FiNED.--Magistrate Daniel Higgins was
fined ten dollars by the police Justice to-
day, for abusing and threatening Mrs.
Staude, and q. M. Jones was fined seven
dollars and half, for resisting officer De
Priest. &c. -
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Every Republi-
can voter in the city should deem it his
duty and privilege to repair tonight to his
respective club-room in the several wards,
and aid in selecting capable and intelligent
delegates to the nominating convention
soon to be held in this city. 1t is a matter
which interests eUe,y Republican voter.
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There were twelve interrnents Of yellow
fever victims at Shreveport yesterday.
Kate Newton, wife of Mr.. Charles
Backus, a leading actress and a member of
the Fifth Avenue Theatre company, died
ia New York Sunday,
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CLUB MEETINa.-A full meeting of the
Hughes and Ramsdell Flambeau club will
be held at their rooms, Broad street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, to-morrow Tues
daYl night. Nr
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PROFESSOR YOUNG. The Virginia
opera-house has been engaged all this
week by Professor Young, consequently
young and old people need not despair Of
seeing him in his wonderful tricks.
Presents will be distributed as usual each
night. ts4s5tf 80
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CONCLUSION OF A FEAsT.-The con.
cuding services of the Feast of Taberna-
cies was celebrated In the synagogues at 8
O'Clock this morning. Prayers were offered
up Tor the success of the various cereal and
other productions of the earth during the
coming spring, for the sending of help to
those who are in want, and for the pros
perity Of the Israeltes generally.
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GyeMiitg State Sulltnat
CITY NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS To-NIGHT.

RICHMOND DTHEArRE.-Spalding's combination
the elite star, Miss Lille Eldridge, in solve
or, the Mysterious Murder
VIRGINIA OPERA-HoUsE.-Professor Young the
wizard, assisted by Madame Young, and Sig.
Vivaldi and his Fantoccini.
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SUNDAY-SCHooL MEETINa.-The
monthly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday-school union will meet at the
lecture-room of the First Presbyterian
o,clock Lio NJ AgfE777
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!, VEGETABLE .RENIARK.--A thing of
beauty is a joy forever, but it is some days
since wesaw watermelon, and even to-
matoes are succombing to the influence ol
the season. YITE
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MATRIMoNY.--A good many Of our
batchelor friends and maidens fair, who have
clung long to the parent stem, are doubling
up these fall days. "'Twas ever thus,,e
when the time came.
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HUsTINGs COURT. T.-The following busi-
ness was transacted in this court to-day !:
w. 7. Dickinson was tried for assaulting
and beating Henry Garnett found guilty,
sentenced to jail and chain-gang for twelve
months and fined one cent. The case of
Grubbs, charged with the same. will be
tried tomorrow. The trial of Albert Has
kins, for misdemeanor, was in progress when
our report closed.
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SENT ON.-Magistrate Daniel Higgins,
John Toohey, Pat Toohey, and James
Bahan, charged with feloniously cutting
and wonnding Antoine Staude, were sent
on to the grand jury of the hustings court
to-day by Justice White. Bail was allowed
all in the sum of 50 500 each, except in
the case of Bahan. - !,
James Porter and Sarah Dean were sent
on for fornication. n T
:, Also Charlotte Bradley, Emma Treat,
Charlotte Gray, and Emma Clarke, for
keeping an ill-governed house. - 80
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CoNTINUED.--W Breckenridge,
charged with stealing one gold watch and
chain, the property Of j. r. Johnson, was
before the police court to-day. Continued
until tomorrow. a 4.tsn
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PENITENTIARY.-Taliaferro Yerby.
colored, has been received ct the peniten-'
tiary for term of eightecn years for rape
committed in Northumberland county.