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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN 1uNENpuRo.

At meeting of the Democrats ol Lunen-
burg county, held at the Court House, Gu Mon
day. Sept. 18th, that being court day,
On motion Of Mr.. Geo. l.. Bagley, James L.
ScogGn was called 10 the Chair, and VIM b.
Lester appointed Secretary. The object Of the
meeting wa> explained to he the appointment
Of delegates to a Congressional Convention OF
this district. (Which meet, in lmnville on. the
2lst inst to nominate Il candidate 10 fill the
vacancy occas:oncd ly the death Of the Hon.
Vim. q. Goodr.
DR.. Il. H. Crawlcy then offered the following
resolutions, which were adopted:
Resolved, That in the death of the late WIN
o. tOOdc, this district has lost an able and
faithful representative, and society at large, a
most honorable member, and that this nl-etin.
tender TO the family Of the deceased. tholr most
heartfelt sympathicS
Resolved, That the plan adopted By the
Democracy OF Petersburg and Powi:a.an, ":
appoinlin. delegates 10 the district ConrcEton
be adopted by this meeting. and that six dele
gates from each nagiStcral dist:ir, he appoint,
ed Ia represent the democracy "' tins county
in said COM trtinn.
II being then proposed that The >c',e .. the
meeting hc taken, Mcs>rS. C.. l.. Baglcv ard
&. VI. Hardy were appointed tcllci>. who after
Il count reported tic result to hc 81 for Pryor.
and % ior Hopkins, or 10 | ii favor OF tlc
nomination oi r. y. Pryor
The following gentlemen were appointed dele
gates from lIcir respective districts:
/. j. l.. Fcathcrt"n Edwin Hardy, John f.
der. ALram ". Marshall, Geo. l.. Baglcy aud
Jas. J.. llnc
>. II. Il. Hardy. y. ". Smith, L. II. Allcn
Vim. c. >ncad, j. A. Harris, and i. +. Smith
3. Fred Lester, T.. G.. VIM, Geo. {. Lester,
Jno e. $mitilSon, Green y. Wood, and T.. j.
Smithson.
!. Thos. .iryin, Dr. H. IL. Crawley,J Y. liar
dv, Jas Neal. Geo. 5. Smith and ;. \. Staples.
>. pr. %. " Knight. pr. y. j. Merrymon.
Vim. Y. Neal, Cco W HARDY, l.. II. Knight.
and Cco. e. Jackson.
t.. John ORGAN, Jr., Upton Edinnndson, Tho
mas H. Snithson, \. q. Barnes. ri q Ea.!cy.
and Geo. Il. BriigciortL.
On motion, the Chairman a"l Secretary
were added 10 the delegation.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the Petersburg Press, the
Democratic papers of Richmond, and the
'.Falrnvllic Journal bc requested /" publish
the proceedings Of this meeting.
ON motion, the mcctin. adjourned.
JAMES l.. sCuGGlN, Chm,
W. L LISTER Su,v
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THE SECRET POLICE.

\ letter from Italy, written while Louis Ma
Iolcon was there, says: 1T was curious to see
the movements Of the gentlemen composin. the
secret police Of lis Majesty, and more curious
still 10 study the Percentages. The chief Is q
handsome man, about ioity yc.:j 81 age, ard
is decorated with the Legion o! Honor. lie
has large, square built, powerful frame, with
dark hair aud eyes dark skin and r'ilay checks.
He wears snail mOlIstachc and imperial, and
although lie has 4 military air, inight pass for
the rich manufacturer or the busy agent "i
some great company. Without an cNaggera-
ton lac is Ms shrewd looking man a ever
saw: hi. small dark eyes are constantly moving
from side 10 side under the shade of Il hat with
an Questionable bread bin; Lo man near ,he
circle of hiS movement escapes MS scrutiny.
The conle,lerates which the chief has with him
here arc study on account of their multiforEi
characters and vi-agcs. Not one oi ;hcin looks
like Il Frenchman. One, 4 tall, elegant young
man, with i!axcn hair and moriStachc, would
pas, for a Russian or Northern herman. lie
sycahs variety Of languages With hin there
sits an old iarmeclook!ns gentleman. whc.
when Inc talks, conyinceS yoI very soon that
YOU have fallen IN with a shrcwd politician and
cunning old fox, who is only i'll ,ra"cstc i'll
his simple costume Then there is an cnor-
nrouslv fat cid man with gray hair, shavcn
close. on whose v'sa.c the finer lines have be
come obtusc from OBESITY, aud whose latonai-
" is thus oLscurcd. lie is orc Of the most
active men Of the party. Then there are two
men Of thirty, with pale aud cean->taven
faces, except the sidc-whisl;eis, who do the
Engl>hman. The correspondent of the Lon
don Times, nj this place, tells ine tina: lie az
dressed one Of these men in perfect confidence
in English, and was responded to in the same
language but with a German accent There
ere still others OF these men whose gentleman
ly appearance and business air would totally
preclude the suspicion OF their true character.
Alcssandrc. the Corsican, wears the livery of
the Emperor, with sword anl two iccora-
tions-a strange congomeration under the IT,
sigma Of a servant, however imperial
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cara,nal Democratic Principles on the Slavery
Question,

Absolute u,n-iu;cr:cIrHcc ',y the General Govern
met: 10 iu,-olGce - exclude Slaves IL any OF The
territories oil the Union.
~ Federal slave Code No Consrc,>on., dis
elimination III favor 0! slave property il the Fri,o'
riys, and Congo s:o,.. discrimination ..;i>' H.
Whenever in any Of he ;yyrtori,, tie safety OF
slave persons tie r. o! si..vc rtoge';y, or '''e
r-h. safety o; any description OF !c'-"i' or :'-
perry. ENTHUSIASTICALLY ;s>.i,d,i II Is The power
ana duty Of Congress, not les THAN o! All! '' '''
r. o:i,e- Department of Tie General ""'erh"'h'' t.
exercise il proper ii:acto1S. Tor the >'c"r'! oi
.,-ol rrn,c,.lon t. the ri.4s and safety OF every
species Q. persons an! properly.
The .ul! and uai'nparc,. Fi-!i; Of popular s"ve-
r.;ru,y, cn;i:lny the people oil eac! Territory, on
ornlic.;on FOR their admission Il new State into
tie Union. 20 eusc, their state Constitution, ny
far and full reference TO popular vote, without.
force fraud or Federal dcJation. AMI ty such Con-
s.tuton 70 provide Tor TIE maintenance OF the TO-
Aibi,!on Of the intuition "i sEyr - T. 'cin may
seem he-:.
Tie same principles rs c,ho :j.,l il The following
re:ol atoms unanimously adopted by the Virginia
delegation to The N.cGa! Den'1F:',t Convention at
C!uc!nuat: ,
states j. u compact hc'wcc: Sovereign and co-eqGa
States. united upon the basis "i perfect equality OF
rC..;, aac pn'AcEc>
:. Resolved, Tia, tic rcrli;"ri,s oi the mon are
common, property IN w:Ic.. tllc State, have equal
rights aud 70 winch :sc ei,.l-rS Of every State Ia'f
ryh;u.!ly migrate with ANY property Recognised -
s!ch II, any Of the state. ot Tie tuon, AID N TIC
Constitution OF thc United States.
8. Resolved, Iac:e.n:c. tn.t tie Congress 81 the
Uu.:cd States has 10 power I" abp,.h or pr"hioN
siyery III any Of the Territories o o United States,
aud such power pertains only - o." people n"'!t-
ng the same, w'sn i'll the cHcreisr 81 n!l'in! M
-honty they .vrn th"ir STATE to-t'''l!" WIKI 'i'"
IN mir into .l.. ! Mon,
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~. ,.-l.rly repor,c,! resolutions wcrc,hen adopt

In 10
i''N ''s
,,o fata of the resolution resulted
=" ne'hei Cav
from its preference oil Mr.. Douglas, OF It's eH-
-, co,,G1cncc that lie cou1d carry the
'ri' -, 49, I'LL,
old Bay State with New Engalid generally,
d,.. NOT anncar. Ellis nomination" might
"o'S law "fP
"inlse new Lille into the Democratic party
,,,,,,I maven :, IA, couth ";lrorlSc
-'"'"'' ""' - " '''' ''' IA Wv t,ol-
tic spirit that animated it in the days oil ''"'N
,o, f.. ". ..,J p;orcc" .n,l 90, hardly think il
'''' 0'-> "''N 49, i,r ,ono
aStFay 10 tncT IlrSt lo'c' -,
The resolutions that passed Tcla'ine "
...,;.;
politics are:
r..olv.J Tim, the Democrats "i M"91.["'','"
ara ,rt ~ assemble, 10y their delegates todS n'i'
Jar H.. I;ur. bonorcl banners oil the Nal'"''. Ce
uocracv and here rc-i'sett 'ie1' 80 ,aj
10 the Frer Constitute" rs II nat 'isH ii" nv IN,
10y ne ." T5nrt Of the r:i;ed States.
alIed. TN Inc j%. Ey.f' ~ Winch the Inv Of
rehabilitation is eXtcuded 10 >evei years Is "Easta!s
violation e.; st C ..G n uIecomng III
enlightened AND tree people, and a =r','H ''!S' " wy
white Hen who are thus ai;Sm,ei 10 ni .a 1a
"e'''" '''s ''o'' 80 '
- -, ,r,.o. ,, a Il M ,,..,.-:ty for any .Li!-
fes'lyti' iHa' We n.u ~ I; t,ruIr Sny,-
t"n or CHANGE IN 'ie s.;' uot'''i' n.nocr,,i.
nesii! :, G.;fI co., .! ,a ,,.r 70 the exercise
Of nav Jurisdiction 5y CSasr,.s over tie matter Of
SAT- III 'i'' ,", ,j@ rt to establish
NV, NV r.!,,,. :L,irwn Jomc.,, IN, .tUtoi, under
,I .,..,r1i ,,;,,,.,,e. Of the Constitution"
Resolved. That in the Administration oi jams
p.,'G,,ac Is, H.. sIli,y IA ,hr Constitutions hy the
hu''''", - ~ Iii i; +; has governed our
nfl'ssS .. o., T', H." ,ri,h.t manner il,
ntte' ''ia.' "'. H., SUPREMACY ., the law,
49,, i "f,r"stI"n If ever patriot ., ;he coun-
'f; ., rl., ,,.o n...oo.,,,,, party maintaining
h,S"Nc', ih". ;.'G ,,,o..,;,r. no distinction in
.c TIT =, ,,;l.ns hut hold, ,ha, all are alike
'''r 'Ni' 'sit> " rr,.ion Of oar Government,
e"..e" - '' -" NV 81 .y,r u 5crtt 20 Labor
.n l,'. .oc,r;.r Of those czs- wLo by accident
m .' I,y hc.t o.. foreign birth, the same r:s aud
', ~; wIj,h are coacrG,l :, citizens who are
.'.";.. IN
"',,n :, ,.,,.,o ,,..,I .,.,;,s lilo d.,o.
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storm has extended over the cotton fields OF the
s,u:h and should be attended with early frost
II will no doubt, tell severely upon the future
yield Of the crop. ..,o.od ,on,,a,;or or
-bo Atlantic Free States of the North. forms i
subject of curious enquiry,
Below we give table derived from the Ia
blcs accompanying the rcpoy. OF the Census Of
the United States, for lsjo--showng the co.
lorcd population Of the Atlantic Free States Of
the North, both free ana slave y number Of
these States rs late Is lN4n, viz New lamp
shire held !, Rhode Island ., Connecticut .,
New Yoll, i, New Jersey ca, Pennsylvania
81, Ohio 5. Indiana 3 llnsis 33l, Wisconsin
II, Iowa IL. In 1850, Utah held 2d and New
Jersey 23G At this moment there are slaves
held in New Jersey.
t1!or,d Popuiat;oa efus .iHd"iie Tree state, ="
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NORTHERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Sept. ~. Flour i, ra'i.,...
cts lower; sales of Howard street a, 8, q
Mills 4 -. Wheat dull; white l2"s,,.
llOalljr. Corn steady; yellow N,a> a
S0aS2 Bacon SIDES Zoe. Mess pork 81, g.
II 81. Lard | !all:c. ONO ~h.>a'! -
Nrw YonK, Sept 70, Noon Flour Ia.
clnrd jal0c sales OF Southern Al Sl2j J
Wheat has declined la2c. Corn has ada
lac; mixed e5asGc Pork firm me-,
Is -. Lard finn q; i"i,lltJ. Whi.,ey
at &c
Eycning.-Cotton j. very quiet all.
changed. White Whoa; $l.2"al.@j. "
Corn sjas1 cts Pork buoyant; mes, ,!os''
Sl5al53T. Turper:ine firm at l.: e.. !!
dull ut 81, c;>.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

'No"'a- lI,>tam Virginia. Your communication
in reply 70 the Barbour ''.id,yfe&ia.' We must de-
cline publishing. We would be glad to hear from
.North-Wcstern Virginia whcncyr: lie may write
on politics, bat really slae or space too highly
10 occupy j; with replies to he "'''-~o"ia" how
ever well ,hey may be written. In our opinion
North Western Virginia !, not only hunting very
small game, but using TOO large Size Slot.
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NOTICE.

T,yE T.en,vyGfh Annual Meeting Of III" sock odrT' OF
m. Lame. River end kanawha COMPANY viii BE- cid
The Conanys Office in the Ci'y o: Eichmo"i On Mon
day the ! III o! October. next
FORM PROXY.
Kxow AL Mry ny rHs>E PEE-LHI ih7i We i'r SIb'eF''
hers being S;ocsEodrr. In the JAsEs XIV XII AND h,SA"ht
Cnvr,.X 40 hereby constitute and appo!n; -
nr ,Tu- and Lawful Attorney and Proxy 20 represent cae
Of us in III GENERAL M-sa.- OF the stockholders o! SAID
Comp,uv held within SIX months from nra after ,hr date
h.-.f wien We are personally present or represented
hy som. other Proxy with full power and authority a; such
General Meetings vote Q! votes and To 10 -e'
,bcr act or ACTS, each OF Us could give or DO as mem
.r OF the said meetings We personally present. aud
". DO hereby raty and confirm whatever vote Tot--,
ac OF acts said Attorney may lawfully give 60 :ar
u. in pursuance Q! Ia. authority hereby conferred upoa
hun.
,ol.lad -is!.; hundred and SEAL
Trs,. - 'srl.l
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Tia Eric Railroad DifcrI.y.

Nav Yogk, Sept ls.-Thc distractions to
the business Of the Erie railroad have been re-
moved. and over 40 of the rioters have been
arrested. The trains are now running regu-
larly. 4 force of police and military still re-
main on the ground.
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MARINE MEMS.
pORr OY RICHMOND, skrihSlbfE y, ~.
.,,u .v ,u,S MY a. l0s, n',t.rl

HOB wArsR Tnis nay ~ 10. oei.fh
ARklSLp
Steamship yorktown, Parrish, New tg:- rl's OBJ
scrsr:s.
schr Bengal, Hicks, RncLlAnd line
schr Rachcl JaI.-, Ramon. Nc" io!A ...'. -
the r'rr)
Schr GalIevo Smith, New YORK, radse
SAILED
Steamer pocah"n;a-, Traver,, B"i.ifnoFr '..i's
sepg-rs.
sChr wm. Spear, Jones, Baltimore, Ia Calla.i
Sehr M.iha.O. Jones. Baltimore, IN ballast.
SclE Farmer, Reed Baltimore, ia ballast;
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1880.
.,,oiy $3.50 G;,sIa 1898

The increase Of the slaves 1T the South, has
been, on the AVERAGE, Tor each decade since
1890, at the rate Of about 30 per cent lll!s
rate of increase applied 10 the colored rop'I!a-
ton of the free States named should have CIV
en- much larger population in lsjo than what
the census Of ihat year exhibits as the follow
ing table will show:
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rrrrrsm.rG MARKET. sx,r. II.

WHEAT The market active toisy. and prime
samrl,. uc white would only bring II 3!. NO change In
common aui medium Oi.. CsES-mr nVte sales to-day Of
800 bushels i, ,c. Retail sales making At >0a,J
Flnyt-sai- barrels lad- ire FEW days
a, 81 for .upsrnr 81 81 for extra, AMI T. Or family
TouAcCoTe market has been active for some days. ard
rc., are better all desirable grades We quote lug-
4, Slncl Leaf TO medium, fdIa>'. fair 70 good
ts,l.+ fancy 4lia.J.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, SEIr. -.
Beef Ca;Ihc uaeriug- At the Scale. to-day amounted
J heat, ~ the number offered 700 head were div
cnlo Pha!rlpll ~ the country. 2ai -lt U1so1,
AID the remainder purchased by Baltimore butchers a:
prices rat ,ng from :. - To- :. Z loo lbs gross, and
averaging 3 81 4 Few heavy cattle sold prices
fraction cher hut the mlTlet c.o.-l la at decline OF
l9Lr Il i"r H., eTos, the rate .; last week Sheep
Tie ,iIy Ia, beet: al: ti. week and sale, ~ 2;s3 ~ Y
head a.lO quality. iioIrhr supply is equal to the de.
uani and price. wl!hUCt change, sales al $Is, ~ =
Ion los, - 10 uuIIfy.
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PoWHATsN MEETING.

We mish 70 add the name OF James NJ. Finch
ESQ., 20 the list OF c5uE:y delegates to me Coagres
,io.al Convention az Fa-nville sufficient Euri
Der has not been appo.n:o!.
JonS SPEARS. President.
I.r,r1 n.rxrN Soy
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prvocn>rlc Conference.-The Convention

Of the Democratic party Q: the Fourth Congressional
District called - select . candidate to supply the
vacancy ocea,!onei by Ike death Of the late Hon.
VIM q. Goode, Will meet III FGEmvie rn Wcdnes-
d:y uext .!.t inst.
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CORNS.-SOFT COINS, Sc.
II you wish to be happy and at ease With
keep Corns from your Feet

nR. SCHULTZ las returned 10 his - .
~ oGc., Wall -,rec, Hotel, Wall /NfA4. q,
street, but en- only remain uLil lst< VN
OF october. having engagement. 20 >-<S52SS
fulfil el,.sherr. Ills PATROLS and those who sa..r ei
Ike 70 avoid the III consequences arising frSn trf-
ions Deforn,ch Nails, Warts, &c, should 1 > .es'
plying Immediately Df. IS painless, !..s.siia.
never failing cures are too we'll kus~n ~! g. .''
- need further comment. Tae patients c,E iiI'.'
walk with ease, 20 essential 20 good -.rrssr
GT-Ladie, attended A. their residence, j: &c, .'.
S-u, 80 -S,s
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pI.EMI, VI F.sENCu nlLh.>tnh

NGC = y . ~ Y ~ =
Al NADaaE SOS, *. Mas St.f'f
HAVING nov received my Fall rash!ln' y -,
III nets, Head Dresses. Caps, &c, hfn rHah!'
TO Offer select assortment, and thOsc "..L.nf
purchase would do wei! 20 examine NY s'oeA a; a.
mined TO sell very liberal terms. Country W.
I.r- .spplicd al New YORK wholesale price.
MADAME son 80. -, 'la't
Sep. as--}t' Directly opposite - Chart ID.
T. s. Ny store will b. closed on 2?;h s"g;einb'
opened OF October 81
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Hrw ORLEANS MARKET, SEPT. &C.

Cotton firm; sales today " 500 bale. at . cent,
Miinr.. Tie Sale % the week add up lsDV bales and
;hc receipts 5000 bales asait .3uJO last yc.r. receipts
al this poF; ahead Of last year 900 bales; exports 81 the
week .'r bales; stock ~J bales against S>OJ la,,
year. Sugar huoyaEt aad advanced Me- sales Of fair
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, :,
ALrNANnEIA CNTTLE MAKKEr. Srp1. Ia.

flora-.upcfine S:.3. EIra ;5Vai 5!}4, family c:ca
90 Ert Il"cE--$i.i.3 Wns.I-Whi-. fair 10 good,
a !al -. red. fng :" good, {l.l.l>. C"Rs White. by
weight. :, y inca,us - yellow -, mixed ,Ga-o OA;s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-09-20

DLANK BOOKS, CAP, LETTER AND
- Wrapping Paper, lax LEX Powder, lLssla,is, !oh'
ne, Boards Violin Guitar and Banjo strings Nio!n' BAT,
los Flutes Ffes. sand Wa.-rs. PEGS. Qu.ls, Wax Lead
Slate Pencils Crayon, for Blackboard. Aucilage H.
.b!e Ink Enyeopes Rubber and other articles suited 10
the country trade Almanacs School an Miscellaneous
Books 49,.
Merchants ge their supply on the est terms. q; i'
, ain street j. W RANDOLPH.
Sep. ~
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DIED.
DEB 4, his residence in PETERSBURG the lliL instant
A. = PAEIlAM, In the ssh year OF LIS age.

Dgr a, his residence in PETERSBURG the l2t instant,
\. :. PAEIlAM, in the ssh wear OF lis age.
DIED in Richmond Va tie :!l oi .rgi';, -: d'rh
hcrI,e sore throat Lucy PARkE aged ~ year,. and on
th. lst Of Src,nrr %, the ,aulr disease HENRY ALIEN
AMBER, ~. y-aT. oil, children Of L. H. AID L. W. Bent,
Icy
Of each other gone J,a little brother whom '.o!
took houe some years ago A. h- nrer! % death. viii
child Ia each swept through tie house b" Insered by
the bedside Of another and stopped to Kiss her HE away!
Rat tie ielcy God stayed his approach" ani their oldest
daughter was spared ia. parents parents rich Ia the
possession Of Rrse chi!dr,m IN Hedrsa, and TIRE on
fdyIL.
blessed he Lord Jesus Christ, 0i whom Tho whole
family in ht9rs and sHrh Is named that II Is hut Oh"
family; AMI that u-e earth. are Invited to TIE same
glorious narson where there i no more parting, no
more DEATH neither .oTrUa, nor cryr. nor any more Iih
ami wh.r. God .ha w- away al fr1fL their eyes.
May lie Ia III, mercy grant that this a!c'ion e 80 sane
tilted to all. that when time hall b. 70 more teFe be
igL,.{, k,uiu an Iedrta.
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LYNCHBUEG MARKET. Ssrf. Il.
TOn.c.r-1h- receipt, have nearly ran out. Medium
leaf wrapplngl a, l2ali. cts, common Ind medium !ug'
al ! : AK cts.
Wurlr-prn- sAi;e quote a. 81 .! the lower era les
nrciua.r from 81 l0al -.
Frour.- We quoc for super 33&aj., extra So, family
hsaGE ct.
LnEA-Mr nnnir MnM!nAly ?o.!i Cts.
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Ialrovraeyr FOR CuAnlorrrsvlrLE.-- The

IMPROVEMENT FOR CHARLorTrsvITLE.--Ihe
.ic:ryr, onnn Republican says: son Monday twenty
persons came Charlottesville on the Orange and
l.ynchburg train from Nelson county and the vicinity
where the road i, complexities miles. This was n
pleasure trip. but We hope 10 have the pleasure, III :
i;w months. Of mailing the first arrival ii the reli
inr r:s,tuecr and mail train from Lynclhurs. The
wors i. progressing finely, and it is the design o.
the contractors and the company L" complete the en-
tire route and rur the trains through by the eHd OF
December text
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SnRrnLk MARKET Sarr. l..

.
CnE.-Ycliow per bushel. ;?a,c., white ,.a.oc, mixed
,.a.>- MR,L--Prr bushel, 93c. all WHgA1-Prime white
tial ~ prime red ilal l:a fLorR-- Family. new, s'a
-: extra 81 ;0aG -, supernne :; 'oa5, fin. e. 80
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4 New VIRGINIA MILL WmEEl.-A letter to

4 New VirGIx.A MILL WuTEL-A letter to
the rctcr-Lur-; Express. from Appomattox county,
saw, liza. Mr. John i. Hughes Of that county las
obtained :: patent Tor HI mill wheel. and ha- com
n,ncc the manufacrure # it. H. hn, obtained seve-
ra orders Tie wheel can he varied and changed III
,:l,. ~ desired, and cin he used anywhere that
another wheel ,:u, md in many places where no
o;her wheel could Ice used. Mr.. Hughes thinks the
whce! could he used roiitably in any city where TIE
water power Is good for printing presses, ~. lie
viii he enabled ,n furnish hi- wheel either made o:
ir,,. or wood. The wheel i, certainly good, dtira-
hlc AID simple piece OF machinery, surprising Any
;Lin. ~ Tie L!td We lave ever >.cr.
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B.rr CA1tLs- Tier. were 2, head %! Cattle offered. ::
which taken b.. city butchers. AZ prices ranging
from - u gross aycrtsiu. 80, the remaining - were
sent on % the ID, ret markets.
H~-fa II - from -, - + not; -'ocs Hog !; pc.
loo H. ,rcs OSing 10 tie grent Luuber offered The ulag
k-i rule. drli.
snllr--:ts,p and Iauh, range, from ESQ 20 81 peg
had
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA
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New YORK, Sept. lo.--Thc steamship -
from Liverpool, with dates to he"i >citr,ri
arrived here 10 day. On the 9Th day s.
passacc ont. ste broke heI crank PIN. at
TO Law 20 for the purpose ol repairu. dan.
She passed the steamships Arabia ..n! G.,5
Manchester bound in 10 Liverpool.
The passengers describe the storm in ~.
the Persia was disabled ~ most terrific
crank hin WIS broken on Monday cycn..,
IL o'clock. She then lay To Till the Ee&, AZ
noon, with hopes that the storm would :. 4.
but finding no improvement. It was decide
put her back to Cork. After rroctci!N:
hundred miles the weather moderated. a..
hrcakasc WAS repaired The ship Wa, then.
about. On reaching the same latitude in Ri.
the disaster occurred the ship cuclul,..
another gale more terrific than The I'm.
She plou.hed t!!rou-h unlnjurcd, yNte,,
crushing of one Of hor Warehouses;.
Persia has the heaviest freight ever br
the United States.
The Persia brings the regular Cuml..
Report for the Associated Press.
lie sailing If the Great Eastern las
postponed till the 99,h. The Zurich C..
renee was expected TO come 10 al abrup: -,
The latest accounts from Italy say t!.;.
Pon;.iical troops are threatening tie I.t:t
and collision was Imminent, a';aou:.
Monitcur Of Bologna contrad,ct' IL, ..,..
aggression The Roman Goycrnu,a' r.,
all reforms.
LIVERPOOL, Friday, Sept ). The "a.
Cotton for the wcch amount To -. llu ..'..
including { 900 to Spectators and ,,vql 70 p,
porterS The market closed with an aiyar
tendency and partial advance Of .l5i
Fair Mildiins While inferior is scarcely!
On Friday the estimated sale, wcrc
bales. including LOCO on .3u.a'-.n b.
export The market closed s.H.i,. ,
lean. fair ~, middling : l-.di, upla.. I, p.
a6:d. Some authorize, say a.! Gaal.;i,, b.
advanced ID. while others say cotton I.
quotabiv higher Flour i very du'. .
tons nomlnalIy dd lower; sale, Al .. t..
Wheat has 4 declining tendency aul
are pressing the market II, Sd decline C
dull but steady; mixed and yc!!ow ., do,
Beef dull and holders pressing the ns-t
slightly lower Pork is dull AID G,ea,
Bacon j. heavy, with holders prc.,.n:.'A
decline. Lard iull and steady. to",r
Ricc steady. Resin firm, common D.. ,.i.
Id. Turpentine steady at 81. tt
I.oNpoS, Sept. 3-'Ihe BARN. !ep,.,
,tulls as very dull Amcricau sc,sr.;...
rally are unchanged. Ccmso!> i.'r a,,..-..
a9j:.
LOSS OF THE U. S. STEAMSHIP ful.,S