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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-20
Pennsylcdnia Elections.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 13.-The Opposition majori.
ties for Supreme Court Judge amounts to 57sS; for
Canal Commissioner AGO. for Sheriff 1918; for
Register of Wills, $500; for Clerk of the Orphans
Court, 4,700.
The following are the majorities reported: In the
First Congressional District Florence, DEM, elect
ed, by 493. In the Second District E. Joy Morris,
Opposition, by 1900. In the Third District, Ter.
rel, Opposition, 1,O37. In the Fourth, MiIward, Op.
position, 2.24T. In the Fifth, Hood, Opposition,
elected by 1000. In the Sixth, Hickman, Opposi-
ton elected. In the Seventh the result is doubtful.
In the Seventeenth the is close; but the chanc-
es favor Mcpherson. Opposition. In the Fifteenth,
Hale, Opposition, is elected. In the Thrteeth, both
parties claim the victory. In the Twenty first, Moor
head, Opposition is elected In the Twenty second
Mcknight Opposition is elected. In the Nineteenth,
Covode, Opposition is selected by large majority
In the Tenth Kellinger, Opposition, is elected by
large majority.
In the Thirteenth, District, Dimmick, Dem, is
elected by $50 majority.
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Ohio Elections.

CINCINNATI Oct.13-In the 1st district, Pendle-
ton Democrat, is probably elected. In the End Cur
ley, Opposition, is elected In the 3d. Vallandigham
gains on his last vote. His majority is $50. The
following Republicans elected. Carey, in the
9th district; Ashley in the 5th; Egaren in the 18th
Wade in the 10Th; Sherman in the 18th; Shenck in
14th. In the 18th, Cox, Democrat, is elected by
800 majority.
In the 10th district the Republican candidate is
elected Republicans also elected in the 7th and
Sth districts In the 11th district the Democratic
candidate is elected
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s. III. YOUNG


VNTO CALL ATTENTION TO HIS STOCK OF
w FALL AND WINTER GOODS, in Store.
Call and examine as to prices and quality-as we have
ONE OF THE BEST AND LARGEST ASSIGNMENTS
have offered to customers-and will sell them
right. We have
Ladies' Dress Goods-great variety;
Plain and Figured Black Silks;
Cloaks Shawls, &c;
Prints-great variety;
Goods for Men and Boys;
n. C. Jeans;
Sup'r. Cloths and Cassimeres;
Hats, Caps, Shoes, &c;
Ingram Carpetng;
Blankets-Bed and Negro-good supply;
good article of Syrup
With other Goods named, which we will take
pleasure in showing to those wanting Goods in line
Raleigh Oct. l2, 1858. s3-2m.
ID ALEIGH & GASTON RAILROAD.-THE
HI Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the RA
LEIGH 4 GASTON RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
in the City of Raleigh, THURSDAY, the 2sth day Of
October, 1858
W. W. VASS,
Treas. Secty.
Raleigh, Oct. /. 1858. std.
~ The Petersburg Express and Democrat, and the
Norfolk Argus viii copy and forward account to Office Ra
leigh CASTOR Railroad Company.
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Invariably 1 advance.
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al miners are discontinued at the ernraton of tile time
which ttey hare been paid
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Longer advertisements in proportion.
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the S cent will be deducted from the gross
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pers $40 for six months, 81 for twelve months
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Sarannnh NuniciDaL Election

SAVANNAH, Oct l2-The municipal election yes
terday resulted in the election of Democratic May
and Aldermen, by large majority.
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Gbe Stanoarb~
RALEIGH, SATURDAY. OCT. l6. 1858.

HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
rr4oE1zEp PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS
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Total distance from ST. Lousis, via FL Paso,
to San Francisco, 2,5614
The distance from Memphis to Fort Smith. by
the road travelled for the present, is about 400 miles,
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN
II application will be made t. the next General Assem-
bly, Of The State of for Act amendatory
of the Act of Incorporation of the Graham Institute lin
Alamance county, endow said institution regular
Collegiate powers and rights confer degrees and
all else thai Colleges can and Of righf. NAV do.
THE TRUSTEES.
October 10, 1885, Slim.
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GNLOAKS! CLOAKS!g-WE ARF JUST IN RE-
~ cept of great variety of splendid and elegant La
DIES CLOAkS of the latest styes-from Sc up to $50.
LANDECKER 4 KLINE
Oct l6. S3-tf
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a PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE
"A next Session of the Legislature for the incorporation
Of The RALEIGH GAS COMPANY.
Raleigh, Oct. Is, ISss. 0-lm
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SHAWLS! SHAWLS!!-WE HAVE A CON-
- plete assortment of
Mantilla Shawls
Long and Square Woollen Shawls;
Chinele and Broche Shawls;
Cashmere and Stella Shawls;
which offer at reduced prices.
n
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NENTLEMEN's CLOTHING.-WE HAVE IN
u store a large and elegant assortment Of READY
MADE CLOTHING, HATS BOOTS AND SHOES. AND
FURNISHING GOODS of every description which we
will sell at 3 small profit
LANDECKER KLINE.
Oct. l6 S3-tf
wv ATCHES AND JEWELRY.-WE KEEP
w constantly on hand a fine stuck OF Watches. Jew
cry Lockets Guild Guard Chatel Vest and Fob Chains
Necklaces, Bracelets, &c, for sale cheap by
LANDECKER & KLINE.
Oct S3-u.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1880.
10th MONTH, 1885,
WARD & HUGHES.

WARD & HUGHES.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, var.ishes.
Brushes, Wndow.Glass, Etc.
"ARO HUGHES TENDER THEIR KINDEST
w Acknowledgements to those who have so Iiberaly
fTsianed rsm SIN slnee tSsr debut as
hope by close attention and energy merit
their continued confidence and support They beg leave to
announce to their friends and the public that they havest
and are now opening of the largest Stocks
lssf G Rs Ts The Of The @
%NboWGhA BRSsah TsRSisHE RMS E R
ever offered in this market.
We invite the attention of Physicians Planters Manu-
before purchasing elsewhere feeling confident Of our abi
y to supply them upon reasonable terms any similar
of our stock.
WARD HUGHES,
Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1858. SIT
n UININE.-A LARGE SUPPLY Jus RECEIVED
from the Manufacturers.
WARD HUGHES.
ENGLIsH AND FRENCH MUSTARD
WARD HUGHES.
Oct. l3, 1858. sS-d
II OW's ENG. HAIR BRUSHES
A Lows Eng Tooth Brushes,
WARD HUGHES
oct. lS 1858. ss-f.
FARINA COLOGNE
For sale by
WARD & HUGHES.
Oct IL, 1883. SS-tf
TlO PLANTERS
IL large supply of BLUE STONE,
For sale by
WARD & HUGHES.
Oct. Is, 1858. s3-rf
HELATINE-
" CoUper's, Coxes and Mcnnc.t's French Gelatine,
just hand
WARD HUGHES.
Oct. 13 1858. SS-tf
ENRESH COD.LIVER OIL, OF THE FOLLOW
IL ing celebrated Mauufacturers:-Rushtop Smmes d
Dallam, Baker Co,
At the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES.
Oct. IS, 1855 sS-tf
! (NIGARS.-THE BEST CIGAR THE MARKET AZ
| ~ fords will always be found
Al the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES.
OF. l3, 1885, S2-h
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THO PLANTERS
IL large supply of BLUE STONE,
For sale by
WARD HUGHES
Oct 13, 1858. sS-rf
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HELATINE-
u Coopers, Coxe's, and Mcnnett's French Gelatine
just TO hand at
WARD HUGHES
Oct. Is, 1853. SS-tf
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(NIG ARS.-THE BEST CIGAR THE MARKET AZ
~ fords will always be found
Al the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES
OFT. l3, 1858. S3-h
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ERESH COD-LIvER OIL, OF THE FOLLOW
Il ing celebrated Manufacturers: s:-Rushtop, Simmes
Dallam, Baker Co,
At the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES.
Oct. IS, 1858. S3-n
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4 Nesshsrn journal remark that Il 10 now fort.
hss years ago, In the same month OF Augast,
whes shs ssssr port OF ohsrbousg was inaugurssed
u the psssepos Of the smpress Maria Louisa, the
80 nd viss Of Napoleon ]; and nov, the It'll Of
THE month the Queen Of Eagiand--ths head Of the
assion against which this port Of Chsrbourg 10 an
ehj~et Of offence aud defence assists as the grand
~. whereby tbs Dock Napoisoa lit 10 inangura-
NJ and the Empress Eussnie, the wife of Napo-
leon III. h probably By her side.
All very veil; but, on ths other hand. In this
ssms month Of Auguss. Euglard has inaugurated
the Atlantic Telegraph work which will add
more 70 her material, moral. naval, aud military
SEVER. than hundred Chsrbourgs. Whilst Nspo
leon III eousummstes this excrsscence upon his
coast, which will absorb tbs treasures and vitality
Of HE Kingdom, England constructs q feeder, nm
der the waves, that will draw from q new conti-
neut fresh nusriment for her commerce aud power
vraucs adds another port to her Navy Yards aud
uuEland makes the ocean d0ubly her own, N akiog
Is from the top Of its highest waves to the bottom
of its lowest abyssss to her greatness
and glory. Tho 0ash and roar Of the three deck
srs that hail the completion OF the port OF Cher
boure, are impoteut and Insignificant, compare cd
70 those electric bolts which the Jupiter Topans Of
the natioas now holds In his majestic hands, and
., hs hurts them, lights the caverus of the great
Assp, and calls forth reverberating thunders from
the moantsin tops Of q distant hemisphere.
when Napoleon succeeds in imbuing his people
with the practical wisdom, commercial enterprise,
msuufacturing and mechanical capacity and apti
tude, the saRacious enterprise and patient iudua
try Of nogiand; when he seeks glory 10 works Of
srsasion rather than Of destruction, then the alarm
ists Of London msy fnd moro rational grounds for
Jealousy Of France than 10 the completion OF =
ma val fertilization.
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or IN, sieuansp nA,Is ptsssfcn.]


CHRisrfANenuRa. VA, Aug lsths iseo
II hes boon said tha. "aIi the weird spends the
sumner 10 the meuutains,. and vhen We view the
large pumber now a the various Watering places
II Montgomery. ve ainiess ready 10 exeiAita,
the citiss mnst be desertsdp =
aines the visit Of Mr. 8. II Dsisow TO our plaza.
and hsa researches among the naountAps, our peo-
pie are waxing Up % their true intosess, aud are
making efforts for the development Of the coal and
troa mines that have bean discovered in this couu.
try railroad route ID being surveyed TO Mr..
Kyls's mine. and anoti,er 10 Mr.. Guggenheimsr's
mipe 10 talked Of: and. In short tine. Ne shAlI
he able TO furnish a. abundance OF very superior
coal-snd this y III hssist 10 opening the lead aud
Iron mines. Old Montgomery 10 hard 10 beat!
Tho ~ estern etarr aud "Montsemery Herald
andlns out that s.poisics' wouldn't PA" in those
tirnes, have laid aside their peculiar tsnets, and
have consolidated the two papers into one, undsr
The name Of sThs Star and Herald" which 10 70 be
hereafter an independents iearnaI.
1tis very dry here. aud the crops are snuertns
very much. heard gsns'einsn: yesterday, eiisr
his whole crop Of corn. so scres, for $500.
Yours. &c
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Il 10 said that the increase In France of the beet
root sugar IL very great. The amount produced 10
1891 vas a 0oo0o0 kilogrammes: in 1854, II 000-
coo; tn 1857, $500 GOO; and this year 1t will be
not less than lo6,0o0,o00. A kilogramme 10 about
tive and ahfth Of our pounds. The high price of
grain has checked the beet cultivation for three or
Sour years past, but at present price, many new
advsutsrsrs will 80 into 1t. In fact, the home
made y gaining so fast on the colonial production
OF sugar that the Chamber ofCommesce of Nantes
eslm loudly for protective duty in favor of the
colonies, whose sugar, it 10 said ought to he en-
esurseed On account q the large quantity Of ship
Ping employed In its transportation.
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OF .Hs .rcn.osD DAILY plspArcu.l

OLp SWEET SPRINGS, Aug. 10th, 1858.
prise. the buildings and public grounds at this
place we're, on Saturday pisht lighted with gas
and the delighted visitors babe al unreiuctant
farewell to cauales. Gas Of . most brilliant and
excellent quality nov iiiumines the parlOrs, draw
ing rooms dineg hall, public walks, ball rooms,
reception rooms. passages and piA2zas Of this eele
brsted old Watering place. The lighting Of the ss
tsbiishment with gas had been looked forward to
by the primitive Inhabitants Of the Aiisahanies
sith iBtense curiosity, and the belated fruit and
maple sugsr vendors carried to their homes the
news that the gas WAS .bsHin' like all creation"
the natives hurried from the heights Of the neigh
boring mountains to behold the wonderful epecta.
Gle.
IL IL unnecessary to say that hundreds OF we'll
dressed beaux and bellies reoiced not less than the
simple hearted natives of Monroe in the iiumiua
ted ball room aud parlors We have at this time
large number OF distinguished viators at this
piscs Among them are Justice Campbell. OF the
Supreme Court Of the United States; Judge Hop
kiss, of the Court Of Appeals Of Alabama; Judge
Withers, Of South Carolina; the great orator, VIM
G Preston; Hon. Henry Stuart. late of Mississippi
and California. now Of Memphis, Tennessee; Ex
Gov Bell. OF Tennessee, &c.
The New Yoik Herald, Of the 18th. oommun
Gated to the visitors here the intelligence Of the
dangerous Illness Of LIZ Gov Poots at the residences
Of a friend near Memphis. and at the moment OF
the arrival Of this sffiictiog news Gov Foots was
hale aud hearty, tripping 1t on the slight fantss
tic toe !" in the ball room.
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PROM UTAH.

Or Loufs. Aug 10 The Utah mail to the 9th
uit has arrived All the Mormons who left Salt
Lake City on the approach Of the U. 8 troops,
have returned to their homes. except small por-
ton, who had not the means to do So
Brigham Yeung IL reported TO havs shut himself
nm In hi. rssiderice, for fear Of assassination.
Gen Johnston contemplated moving the Gu
campmeut to the place deslgnated for winter guar
tiers.
1t is reported that severe battle has been fought
In the Big Blue River region, between the Paw
noes, Camancbes, Cheyennes and Arrapahoes.
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

prrrsBuRa. Pa, Aug. 1e.-The Allegheny Coun-
" Democratic Convention yesterday almost uuan.
imously adopted strong Reputation resolutions,
and refused to entertain one coDplimenting the
Administration. This action 10 supposed 70 have
been induced by the fact of the purchase OF iron
pipes 10 Scotland for the National Aqueduct. The
Administration. however, condemns the want Of
foresight on the part of Capt. Meigs, who omitted
clause Ia the contract requiring the pipes to be
Of American manufacture A memorial has been
placed In the hands Of the President for the re-
fnoyal of Cant Megs
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The Annual Camp Meetings.
CORRESPONDENTS OF rHs s1ouxosp DAILY prspArcH

CULpEpEg (vA) CAMP GROUND
tse August 18th, 1858.
You see, by the date OF my epistie. that am in
place where it is rather easier to talk about wri-
ting than to do But 1 will at least try to
write a few lines, to let you know what's doing up
here f
1t Was not In my power to reach the camp
ground until Monday night, when. after excel
lent supper, heard q sermon BY Rev. Mr.. Payne.
There are here some excellent preachers; among
whom may be mentioned Rev Messrs. William Y.
Broadus, Grimslsy. FraDcis, Bacon, Il. S. Taylor,
George Garrett, Willis, Spiliman, aud seely OF
your city.
The exercises here commence at 6 O'Clock, A NJ,
at which time there is worship; then comes break
fast at q at 0, pray meeting; at IL, preaching;
at l. dinner; at g. preaching; At 6, supper and at
L. II. So there Is the programme 10 full. with the
exception that in the hours between the regular
exercises, prayer meetings held in the different
tents The groupd Is slaptng towards the stand,
in front of aud over which 10 large arbor, with
benches capable of seating = large congregation.
On either side aud in front of the arbor, there
frame houses, used as ilormitories
The hospitality Of the neighborhooii 10 uubeund.
ed, the fare being a. good as thst OF u frat class
hotel There 10 none Of the excitement which we
usually associate in our minds with camp meet
Jugs, although the deep feeling which pervsds. the
large congregations cssnct but result IN good,
And now am expecting the signal for service ev
cry moment, SO must leave of CHARLEY.
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Banquet 10 Mr.. Mason in London.
The London Chronicle Of Jaly 2sth has full par
tisulazs Of the grand banquet given BY Mr.. Pea
bsdy, the eminent American merchant. to Mr..
Mason, the United States Minister TO France, and
Mrs. Masoa Nearly one hundred English and
Amssican ladies aud gentlemen were present
The banquet came Cd at the Star and Garter Ho-
ssl, q Richmond. The Chronicle gives In full the
spsssh Of Mr.. Mason, in reply to Mr. Peabody's
sompli mentary toast, and also the speeches of Mr.
John p. Ken nedy, Sir J. Emerson Tennsut and
the Lord hsyor OF London. The many friends of
Mr.. Mason In Virginia are highly gratifed with
ths marks of esteem and popularity which our
sxcsllsps Minister to France has received from all
quarters. sr1s
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sw JAcKsoN's CRLEBaATxD BIrTERs
If you have Aeue ard Few. r.
IT you have Bilious Fever. ..L
II you have Dyspepsia.
If you have Summer comnlaint q.
TAKE JACKS0N'S BITTERs
As TONIC. and eurer of General Debility, il i.
unsurpassed
Fc- sale by Druggists generally. Price only s.
cents per bottle. r III JACKSON,
au l2-ts Proprietor.
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FfRrAr MoINDoEs, FALLS.

WELLS Rlvss, VI, August 1S.-A large portion
ofthe businsss part ofthis enterprsing village was
consumed by Gre yesterday afternoon. The build
ings burned were two stores, three houses, two
black ,mjsh shops, q wheelwrght shop and one or
two su aller buildings. The fire 10 supposed TO
have caught from spark from an engine attached
to the passenger cars, which passed through the
village a short time before the fire was discover
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Gen'l Agent and Atty for
49, No FAMILY can afford to be wit

CO.. No FAMILY can afford to be with
out 10 USTANG LINIMENT in their house TIL
many acct tents we liable TO- may render IL ur.
CESAR any moment, and nothing is capable of per
the ketrle from the fire 1t csur mt aud scalded m
ands and p rson very seyerely-one hand alpos.
awful sight. The Mustang Imminent ar
peared to extract the pain almost Immediately Il
healed rapidly and left scar Oh account CHAs
FOSTER. 40 Broad street, Philadelphia 1t ia tru
q wonderful article. 1t will core any case If Swell
ing. Burns, S'if Joints, Eruptious or Rheumatism
For horses II should never be dispen ed with. On
10 lars worth Of Mustang has frequently saved q
valuable horse. 1t cures salds, Sprains kingbope
SPAWN and Founders Bewdre Of limitations. Sole
in all parts of the habitaoie Globe
BARNkS d PARK, Proprietors,
jy 26-d&clm New York
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tan wENKLY DispATcH.

The Weekly Dispatca this week. contains 40
aousing story entitled "rhs kiss and the h'cSi
o.. . Hist - Husbands," the Qucsns message
asd tAe ref oicluss u is reception. the two sdes
Of the yrsssr river story, No Of the series Of
:ssssss ffon the New River cosn,ry-and interest
Ing EDITORIAL Among the fugitive papers are:
wife Tor one dollar; freneh Galley Slaves; 81
Ieais Romance, and Madame Chamragnsax. The
ssaAi large quantity u Correspondents. Com.
nafesai. General and Local news II Included 10
tAis sssss For sale 1t The counter this morning.
Yrlon oeute,
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Already the ousinsss Of Buffalo, N Y. lis said to
feel the reviying influence OF the steam expert
neat on the canal. Lately tn steam canal bosi
''eeernbsrsA.s with her cargo Of eight hundred
barrels Of salt on board, made her trip out 0,
BsaAIo, on Lake Erie, with . large number oil
passengers. She made the whole urteen mile.
IN two hours, lacking two minutes. One of the
pspsrs describss the Influence already visible in
general business. AMI says It 10 becoming soae.
shinx - 81 cid, and general ehserfulness Der
vsdss commercial circles" This shows what small
eaasss produce great s1-cts ..E
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Markham M arketa.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 19.-rot.on firm-Uplard Mid
ding ~ TIC. Hour higher-Sia:e q 6t4 IS; ohio
s. 606Ds 90; Southern S. 30(4s co. Wbeal higher
better-white s2Qs5 yellow 81 Sprit- furpedtine
dull at A. Rosin steady-S,.65 kice firm.
BALRIM RI. Aug l9-Flcur a fm-Howard and
red and 81 z3(ai 80 for white Corn dull and lover
white 7SEh7g etlow 22GDS5
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RICHMOND TOBACCO ExcHA~,

Thursday, Aug ~, 1885 !
SALES OF TOBACCO By D, T. WILLIAMS, Commission
Merchant:
For W. +. Wikerson, of Pittsylvsnis-I at $40
81 .. 81 Is, $50 For J Green, of Person, n -
at $S2 50 and 1878. For Hinton, ESQ.,. os Cas-
we'll. N. C-i at $40, 3O 2l25, II %. For Marshall
iiairston. Esq of Hen VI at $50 so and at so so
f.r W. B. Walker. Erq. of Cumberland-7 hhds
crop at 1914 90 10 10 GO. 1858. l6, l462 anj IL So
These We're oil heavy hhds. There is now canside-
rsbie animation in the Manufacturing Grades, and
/ would advs. spesdy delivery II
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OPERATIONS AGAINST THE INDIANS.
WAsHINeroN, August 1.-two thousand troops
are now concentrated at Waila Waiia, Oregon.
The Administration anticipates q short and sue
cessful campaign with the Indians.