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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-17

FEDERM REfSfoRCEMENTs IN kENTUcKr
The enemy are said to be sending heavy rein
forcements to Kentucky. The Nashville Pa
nsotsays that twenty .fyethousand af McCLEL'
LAs's forces have been ordered thither. The
Cincinnati Enqairer asserts that there are now
not less than fifty Thousand Union troops Ill
Kentucky, and that there will soon be 0,00c.
1t urges Il speedy movement in the direction of
Cumberland Gap, the dispersion of the Con
federate camp there, and the taking possession
of the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroads.
The Confederate leaders, it is to be presumed,
viii take the most prompt and energetic meas
ures to prevent this dangerous "iire in the
rear"
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Receipts FROM the Interior.

We subjoin Il statement OF the receipts Of
produce, ETC., at Richmond, by canal and rail.
roads, except Richmond and DanviIle Rail
road,) during the mon tn of September last:
BY james Rirer and kaaanhG Caaas--l ,o76 hhGs.
tobacco,254 boxes manufactured do. ! SOS bbls.
flour, -, 5o2 bus wheat, 500 bus. corn, 15s do
oats, 239 tons pig iron, 70! tons coal 2 sos
tons stone, "a tons lead, l,776 bales hay 90I
cords wood, 40 bbls. apples, 934 ,Ses lbs bacon,
1850 lbs. butter, 30 bus. corn meal, ~ bus
haxseed. 900 lbs. dried fruit, 81 lbs lard
1875 lbs. leather, calves, horses, - sheep
G3 bus. potatoes, 54S bbls. Nhiskey s25 lbs
wool, i44 bags shot, etc.
By ltrgiaia Central kditoaa.-I6 9GS bushels
Wheat, l0' hhds tobacco, 90 tons pig iron, ; N
It. lumber, 3, Jos lbs. lead, los ,GgJ lbs bacon
6s,3l6 lbs butter, 20 cattle, As calves lG3 hogs
262 sheep, lam bs, g horses, So pkgs eggs 49,
sos lbs. lard, 5i8 90. talloW, l4i 90. wool 49,
Dds. apples, 5,Z'S bus corn, 5lJ Go. corn meal,
LOIS bbis. Hour, 800 bus. potatoes, 90 bus rye
40 do. oats, do tlaXseed, $50 bales hay IsI
pkgs. manufactured tobacco, 100 bales domes-
tics, 1oS pkgs. leather, Il pkgs. shoes Is hhds
TOBACCO stems 24o Dds wiiiskey i 10 bbls. lime
pkgs. mineral water, bags coffee, etc.
By RtcamoRd aud Pet<rs6aYQ l,Jiiy0ad 800 bus
wheat, 39I hhds. tobacco, 100 bales cotton, 4.i0
bus. corn, j,lt3 lbs leather, SIS bales dolnes-
ties, 1900 1t. lumber, 80 bs, wool 100 bags
coffee TO- 10 lbs. bacon, loj3 trs. rice 9.o bbis
hour, -11 bales rags, go empty barrels, 093
bbIsi potatoes, 300 bales cotton yarns 40 bbls
spts. tGrpentine. II bags meal, $40 bags peas
ana beans, los sacks salt, o. binds. sugar 81
do. molasses, 62 bags guano, p bales carpets
bags rye, / hid. stems, 5 horses IS bbIs
rosin, 2Jo h5ls. tar, 10 bbis. pitch. and about
40 bbis. fish, 800 boxes soap, loo bbls W his
key, etc.
ny RHA'Hoad, EredrjcSs5ug and Potomac Rail-
roaG,-lI ,9po bus. wheat, 9,oi6 do. Germ, 222t
40 meal, i9i Go. oats, Ito do. potatoes, ,05I
90. rye, ) beeves, Is lambs, 556 cords wood,
40 Kegs nails, l0i hhts. tobacco, 394 erap,y
Dds, +s3 lbs. butter, 3T4 bbls. flour 30 reanis
paper, horses, IL calves, 81 bales domestic
sloth, 81 pkgS rags, Il, 900 shingi - coros
WOOD, etc.
By Richmond and York kirer Railroad Sos
bus. Whear, 6,o92 bus. corn, l02 do oats, SIS
90. potatoes, ~ do. corn meal, 5 ,2U0 lbs bacon,
$40 lbs. lard, ii bdls. leather, 10 sheep horse
peer, Pegs eggs, 700 bbls. oysters, l HID
tobacco, -. Z her
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-17

MONSIEUR TossoN CoNE AGAIS"-Eor
the third time, the Virginia Convention, which
was elected with sole view to the subject
Of Secession, will, ere long assemble in our city.
How long it will sit, how often it will be
rsassembled, is beyond the power of mortal to
predict. There is no prophet living in these
Alys who can tell how long the war and the
Virginia Convention win last. We are of
opinion that, however long the duration of the
war, the Virginia Convention will survive it,
and that, after the food has abated, and the
Ark Of Southern Independence has landed
upcn Mount Ararat, the Virginia Convention
will continue to tap its wings, like a solemn
raven, over the subsiding waiers We know
Of no dynasty in Europe which bids fair to
endure We long We have reason to appre.
hsnd that it will not consider its mission full.
filled till all the political structures of the
earth have been remodelled upon its plan, till
wars have come te IN end in all parts Of the
world, and the lion and the lamb lie down
together. Il Il more than doubtful whether
even then 1t may not consider its superinten.
dcnce essential to the proper management of
The millennium, and whether its doorkeeper
Will be willing to deliver up the keys to any
ono less In rank than ST.. PsTxR. We have
read 4 great deal Of sublime writing on the
Snbjeef Of "the last man. We entertain no
A,ubs thai 10 viii - . member Of the yir-
4 ~ ~
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CAMP DFFiAHg.E. ,


" HAVING learned that several Of f,.y enep
- who were seat from camp 70 h. sri'ai have
LETT their quarters and gone 10 Richmond without
Obtaining leave, I hereby order .heiu n report
immediately 70 me at Camp Defante or wherever
else may be stationed
ln case of Noncompliance. an order viii tie issued
for their arrest wherever found W thin the tonfed
crate States, when they viii be deal with as Z
frmed deserters.
] i7rhear naming them at tl.'s time rs 7hev nav
he Ignorant OF their ahili 10 and punish,
Dent.
For the information OF such So may have friends
and relations in Company Fl, am clad 10 make
known the excellent condition Of my command
Notwithstanding the fatigue Of tn, ca,npa gI,. and
the severity OF the climate. my compsry enjoy good
health and In common with other CONF atil frayvr
from Richmond, compare favorably with the hardy
mountaineers who have volunteered from tits re.
sion. G. A. WALLACE
Commanding Richmond Light Guard,
Co. H, Sd Reg Va Vols, Wise Legion
n
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LOST. STRAYED, Sc.

?
< TRAYED-EIOm the Confederate Gsard "A
tille~y, near the Reservoir, n large bay ii JBSE.
about IL hand high. or years obs, snd tn'n in
order. Also, one .orrei HORSE, & or years old.
16 or II hands b gh, very straight back; his LEFT
hind pax,er was swollen from tugt short tLe
ago No other marks reeolleoted
Any person taking up said Horses VIII be lioGr
ally rewarded, or for any information given 70 Cap
tain " HIrFtEi.D, QuartermGster General Cfce.
oct I7-jts JOHN O. GRESHAM, Capt
GTOUND-in the cars between Front Royal and
Broad Run Station, on Saturday morning.
the l2h inst. a BLANK BOOK, containing Check
payable to Mrs. Vanpet also So III money. and
lme passports, &c. The owner cen get the pro
perty by applying to Lieut j III. ttwYH, Of lith
Regiment y. C.. v, at Broad Run STATEN, ard
paying for advertising. 1t. JNO. N. GWYN,
oc Its lltn Reg't n. G.. V.
X TO l. f Nj u NJ Il + R-A quantity OF
- CYPRUS PLANK belonging to US, abe ut j.
ieet long and J. inches thick, was taken from the
Virginia Towing Con pany's Landing, en the DocS.
ANY information i'll regard 20 il " i'll be thankfully
received by the undersigned
SAMSON & rAE,
oc lT--.jl- RichGlond Foundry.
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PER SONAH..
INFORMATION WANTED.-Mr. j

INFORMATION WANTED. Mr.. J. s.
1 FARMAR has a hroth-r-D. q. FARMA r.
who i. sick at some private house Ia This city. lie
is LIST Lieutenant of company from Texas. Any
information left at the Exchange Hotel, 50 that he
find where be is, will bs most thankfully re-
ceyed. 90 lI--3t'
IF tsr H. or c. MORTON still in the city,
i they will confer great favor on the advertise.
by leaving note at this Office, addressed to W.
O., stating where they can be seen. oc l!-ttF
EHRUITL t.SS THEFT.-Between Saturday
II afternoon ard Monday morning last, wors
shop, near the Exchange Hut, J. was broken into,
and among other articles can led OFF was oaefalt
of an unfinished COAT. As il can be of no use 10
The possesso- he ID requested return to the Die
patch office where &c viii DO literally repaid for
his trouble oc Its
INXCHAEGtD ID, through mistake, in a store on
a. Maiu street, yesterday morning, a fine Black
Sis PAKASoL, with purple border. The lady
who made the exchange, will confer a favor BY
sending il to the Powbatan Hotel, aud receive ner
own in return Mrs. w. w. DENNISON.
oc 17-lt*
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The Nem Postage Stomp.--A very large
number of the new Confederate postage stamps
Were disposed OF yesterday at the Richmond
which has heretofore seriously taxed the pub
lie endurance. The stamps are of the size of
those in use by the old t. S Government, are
coiored green, and ornamented with very
excellent bust of President Davis Messrs
IIoyer & Ludwig of this city, have the credit
of supplying the Government with these need
ed articles
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Petty LarceRy.-A young man named Geo.
Williams was arrngned before the Mayor
yesterday, on charge of stealing IA coat,
valued at so, from William Jacobs. A wit
ness testified that he saw the accused take the
garment, and carry it into IA rear alley, and
that Mrs. Jacobs pursued and securedit. Upon
this evidence Williams was remanded to be
tried before the Hastings Court, at the No
Yemher term.
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rhI. the Yankees cannot do, becal,te they
have but one rate. While great deal Of tie
British debt, therefore, was nominal In
amount, theirs is all real They must pay the
interest on 5000, ooo, 600, when they shall
have been at war ten years, and the bulk of
the debt cannot be reduced by the process Of
consolidation
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Hall R0bdery-A boarding house on Mayo
street was entered Monday evening, while
the boarders were enjoying themselves and
not thinking of their property in the hall, and
some balf-dozen fine beavers We're unlawfully
appropriated. There was great laughing and
Joking when the gentlemen came to look for
their hats, though some of them thought il
rather "a poor Joke.
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Brut0l AssauH-Yesterday afternoon a
negro named George, slave of j. II. Greanor,
got into Il difficulty with woman named
Phebe, the properly of Dr. Wexford, in the
bottom near the Central depot, and made d
violent assault upon her with all axe. He
was at once seized and placed in custody of
the police. The woman's injuries are severe,
but probably not fatal
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Shooting AGair.--John S. Pride and Nj
chael s. Gleason, charged with shooting Il
negro named Jesse, slave of Coleman s. bod
son, appeared before the Mayor yesterday. A
question OF Jurisdiction having been raised,
Tie investigation was postponed until Wed
nesday next. The affair occurred some weeks
ago i'll the neighborhood Of the fortilica-
tons, and the facts Were duly noted at the
time
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iSHspec'ed.-We are informed that Colonel
Adler, who came here some time ago from
Washington, claiming to have been an officer
under Garibaldi in Italy, and wastemporarily
second time arrested by order of the Secretary
of War.
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Cclfic and TcufoAtc Iurfare-EliZabeth
O'Brieu appeared before the Mayor yesterday
to answer the charge of threatening to take
the lives of John IL. Shoot, his wife, and child.
1t appeared that the parties dwelt under the
same roof, and that constant rows disturbed
the peace of Shoot; that Mrs . b. ATTACKS
them whenever she gees them, and threatens
to tear their heads all to pieces On one
occasion, twas stated, pistol was SHOWN,
and purpose "to fix the Shoots was made
known. The case was made ont TO the May
ors satisfaction, and the usual surety closed
the transaction. When neighbors thus fall out
and quarrel, it's proper to deduce "a moral:
Let one "secede" and leave the other without
this useless legal bother.
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Il Compfiment-A lady of Charleston ha.
sent to Mr. Edmund Ruffn beautiful device
ia Palmetto, mos, ingeniously wrought, en-
eireling Photographic likeness of General
Beauregard. On an accompanying card is
inscribed ''ro an aged patriot, whose love of
country is only eqnalled by his gallantry in
defending it,
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Heory Crdnance.-An eight-inch rihed
columtiad, of English make, was placed on "a
freight train at the fredericksburg depot yes
terday morning to be transported to point
where such an implement NAV be used Tor a
good purpose. This is one of the guns which
recently arrived at a Southern port by steamer,
from the other side of the Atlantic
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q OSIE;EsHES

nS CASKS HAMS, SIDES, AND SHOUL-
20 DERs.
50 kegs prime Leaf LARD.
1900 lbs. prime country cured SIDES-smsil.
10 bhls 40 | I eaf LARD
100 bb's. MorTisss Mes. /, - and SCG Al.
50 do. Lowering Crushed and Powdered
SUGAR.
IS bids n. o. ctoice SUGAR.
IS bbls. n. O. Cuba MOLASSES.
Portland and Morriss's SYRUP.
80 sacks SALT
50 bbs. Trull5 RUN.
50 bbls Il. A. tuart's Mountain WHIsKEY
100 do Geo Ba1ks's 90. do.
$50 do. Common do.
10 do, Pure old APPLE BRANDY
20 do, I'm. FRENCa BRANDY and GIN.
10 bbls. Pure Holland GIN.
40 baskets Heidsick & Co. CHAMPAGNE
IS half chests fine GurpowGer 1EA
100 halt chests Black TEA.
- tierces RICE.
200 boxes allow CANDLES.
100 do. SOAP, cifsremt kinds.
lG0 gro Shanghae and Telegraph MATCHES.
100 kegs Bread SODA.
50 boxes fine Chewing TOBACCO.
500 dozen Mrs. miller Smoking do
so bags prime hio COFFEE.
2'o bis Is, No ~, Cut Family Roe, and Gross
30 bbis n C Family SHAD
% ha bbls. SuhD ROE.
% gr.ss YEAST POWDERS.
Cotton Lines, Fig-BlueiDg, Buckets, Brooms,
Tubs, ard everything IN the Gr0ce, inc.
for sale by w. +. JOEES s. CO.
&C l'--2w 10th ST., bet. Main an CARY
II ARVEY, ARMISTEAD s. WILLIAMS
/ have for sale
SODA, Kegs LARD
SOLE LEATHER
S IT
cd prime English Dairy CHEESE;
) u q A X s;
oc LIT II T. Z
ISNGLISH CHEESE,
II ENGLISH CHEESE,
Old BRANDY
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4mu$cme'is.-Our citizens can no longer
complain of a lack of aiuusements They can
go to metropolitan Hall and enjoy the plea
sant recreation furnished by Wells y War
wick company, whose unparalleled success is
the best evidence OF neilt. Tie musical and
dramatic entertainments which have just COM
menced at Franklin Hail have been for some
time III preparation, and will, we doubt not,
receive due share Of patronage The COM
pany is said to be composed OF skilltul per
formers,
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DRowSISd OF DISTINGUISHED NoRra CARo-
LISIAs.-Coi. George Bower, an aged and dis
ttnguishcd citizen OF North Carolina. was
drowned In Yadkin river. near Wiikeeboro,.
on Monday, the It'll, while attempting 10 ford
the strsam In his carriage. = -
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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GENERAL
BP4GG AND COL. BROHN.

The following is the correspondence be-
tween Gen. Bra g, ut Pensacola, and Col.
Brown, ComInaLdant at OFT Pickens, allud-
island
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Kicked by n Horse.-A gentleman named
Bowman received Il severe kick from horse.
yesterday afternoon, near Davis & Hutche-
sons stable, on Franklin street
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A CURIOUS MrsrAkg.-A recent dispatch
from Pensacola says
The folk of Pensacola were rather sur
prised this morning at finding in the Mont
gomery Mai an account OF the occupation Of
the main land, opposite the city, by the Fed
eralists; said report being furnished them by
citizen of this place. The history of that
occupation" Is nothing more nor less than
the drifting ashore On Town Point laxt week
of a pirogue, containing solitary FISHERMAN.
and he dr. unk as bianes on ten inch whiskey ~
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ETS SPECIAL. EUTICE.-The a,,-----~
t1e 'ubisc ~ requested to the fat tia. -
ano War.hoass Of Ar. Natal Cxa,i. %, Rs s ~
tssen 9Th aud 9ta streets will be open T,IIs "a
non 10 uotil O'Clock, to enable them 10 h,r.,ii
Pianos Examined. 'S De
The sd. Of ths same VIII take r's,s
(fRiDAf0 18th inst, at 10 o'clock ''~
DC fit p ff,pr .
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HEADQUARTERS DIRT FLORIDA,

FOTL Plckens, OCT. 2, IeoI. !
Sir Il observe thls mornirg, for the first
uIne,a yellow flag hoisted over Il large build
ing directly III front OF my batteries. / also
understand that officers wives and children
are in the adjoining buildings. l do not
make war on The sick, women, or children.
The buildings will necessarily be exposed to
my fire Should there be {, bonn barCment, ana
they are besides subject under this flag to 10
used As protection any Of your troops that
may take shelter behind or before them.
therefore give You this notice-Jhat the
sick, women, an the children may be remoy-
ed, SO that II fired on the responsibility may
rest where IL belongs.
am, very respectfully,
your obedient servant
TSignedl HARVEY BROWN
Col Commanding.
Brig. Gen. Brarton Rrcg9, commanding troops
neay Pensacola.
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~. FIFTEENTH VIRGINIA REGI-
- MENT Persons wishing to forward Ietters
TO tneir friends in the 18th tirkiuis Regiment.
(Col August9 are requested to leave them with
Mr.. U. +. bKESEE at 'he Insurance Office, Amer.
lean Hotel building, by FRIDAY morning nax.. at
which timc viii leave here to Join the regiment
II. w. DABNEY, @. IS.
&C fs-V Young Guard.
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Riehmend Markets. Oct. IS, 1851.

The markets show some changes since our Last
report, though priees continue ira gulsr The !.
tail trade depends en:isel, upon tbs supty-priess
fiuctunt ng with the scarcity OF the cominodity -
Wheat Is c. ming in slowly. though there is no
chsngs in quotations. Corn has advanced, the
quantity being inadequate for the demand. Flour
Is DUH under heavy receipts. The tobacco mar
ket shows activity, In consequence Of invest.
ments by capitalists with view to future opera
tons The brokers are selling silver and gold Il,
Is cents and buying at 12--very scarce.
BUTTER-we continue to quote good and
prime country at 5000 eta. U fb., with o fair de.
inand inferior I5G220cts II b..
BACON-Fery dull At % cts. for Hog round.
CORN-From 7alG77lc. y bnshe'-in demand
GLOVER ED.-None In market.
COFFEE The stock Of Coffee is almos. *
hausted. and prices are very irregular. We quote
at ;egi5 cts " h., at which prices but few af
ford the luxury.
FLOUR cry dull at s;4 so for Fine; Superfne
IS; Extra 1915; Family Sc. 50@s7.
SUGARS Sugars are irregular. Cuba IL g.;
PortoN Rico very scarce stocks Of Brown very
light, prices high; New Orleans lei1l4c Refined
New Orleans i5pl65c crushed 27c; stock tmaif;
Coffee 512Oc.
TOBACCO-In manufactured Tobacco there Is
but little doing There il IN endless variety Of
grades and prices, ranging from 10 to 50 cents
D n We quote Lugs of good weights, at SAG l.
inferior leaf teJ5; good S64g74; good and fine dry
English s5sWsi and ) j.; extra fine SlO fancy wrap
pers 81 Q6.
WhEAT-'The arrivals of Wheat this week
have been liberal than at any time since the
market opened but we have no change in prices
to report We quote Red ar 90 cts; White al 81
Samples ere not severely cr icised, ana primo at
ticle Of white would command q few cents more
than our quotations.
WOOD.-Oak Wood in demand at $50: Pine
$3.50
WHISKEY.--Od Rye $50 @ 50; Richmond
Rectifed i5c.Gl 81 10. Receipts and stock mol
ample.
a nd N al lot Oct
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nn-MIsxINf, pA.,wAnrs

~ MISSING PACKAGES-M,. q . ~.
LhNp, who Is authorized by tho Aiaha ~ =, Eng
s.tlasisn TO take Possession Of and forwsra ~ :.
boxes Tor AIshafna volunteers, r. au..ss ,sa al
that u his soldiers will write 10 him .. piat" Sy
Describing any missing packages or tru,Es .a nd
look them MP AID $50 tba. they are safely 4. is Ny
be will also perform the same ssrvee I, ~.
soldiers from other states their spplies,Ian d
All letters thou'd be addressed ~ q
LAND, care Of 10. Lumykin, Richmond T.. o 1ss
&C 17-6.* w.
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NOTICE To MERCHANTS.-Iha have on
IN hand at this place, some three or four thou
sand dollar worth OF Goods, the greater proper
ton of which is very desirable, suIeable Goods.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES,
HARDW ARE, QUEENSwARE DRUGS,
LEATHER, &c To any merchant wishing TO re
plenish his stock, would dispose Of my entire
stock for cash at reasonable per cent for war
times, if applied to soon.
LITTLETON H. ROGAN.
New Canton. Hawkins county, Tenn, Oct IA.
ne 1T-etR
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Ut E--The members OF SIDNEY
~ DIVISION, No Is, are requested 10 meet 1t
their room en- SATURDAY NIGHT, a. financial
o0aness VIII be brought before the Division.
BY order of the W. &c I7-sts
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w COMMISSION MEReA"'
rnR rHK sALE or ALL ktSpe "

w cOmsfssloy MERcHA'
FOR THE SALE or ALL kisps "
COUNTRY PRopu s ! s
Cary Street, aader the cesHrsbsas ao'ss. %
Takes this method Of returning his "a -, % y
friends for their liberal patron ags ex'etss ,sr
for the past two years, and hopes, o 1sesvsls
attention TO their interests, (Which Do t"e'
receive u continuance. r,rchssrs
lie would also call the attention ., LYING "
his stock Of MANUFACTURED sAo 1n spa
BACCU. which be .ells on comnlis The 81
therefore offer inaueenienss 70 eaysia v.,ycss.
smhracss many var .esiss nom goed .is 70 yNaEa
a snsl lot Of BuuGHToN ssEp ~.
fer sale. 1870
WRIdHcTo ' : aDp pSoToas. iss sl'''
Are ouying ct vii ttaAes, .a uoa skls'
KIP SKINS, SHEEP sklNs. vr STRAW
For which they will pay the Aishss1 pnssre y&
~ WANTkD--S journey nss ~S
eoA7-oNs
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~ CANTON

ET CANTON
FLANNELS
AND YARN.
SoO lbs. Gray Woelen YARN, FOR sols..
kocss ssh
Fer gale at
oc Ut Watkins & FICkIEy,s
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Trophies Of Har-Six flags, captured from
the Federals in the battle of July 2ist, have
been sent to Richmond from Miinassa, and
deposited in the Adjutant- Generals office.
Among them is large L. S. flag, and another
of blue silk, formerly belonging to a Michigan
regiment. The stars and stripes and the Anne
rican eagle, now the emblems of despotism,
are conspicuous in the lot Though no par
tcuar value attaches to the disgraced coors
at this day, they will doubtlesssbe preserved
as mementoes OF the Bull Kun races. Some
enterprising Snowman may hereafter seek
them for the purpose of illustrating wax fig
gers" of the conyivial Congressman who came
out from Washington to see the fight and ran
back prccipitately.
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Richmond Cattle Market, Oct. il.

BEEY.-The heavy supply of Cattle urged upon
the market, during the last week and this, ia,
caus ed slight decline in prices. The sales this
week amounted TO 90 head, at prices ranging fl
81 100 s., gross. Those at the latter price were
extra line
SHEEP.-Dcmand active. Good quality Sjts5l
gross inferior grades as 25@y4 so u head.
HOGS.-In active demand AZ gil, net-suppiy
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