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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

ARRIVAL OF GENERAL TERRY AT ST.
PAUL.-General Alfred II. Terry, recently
appointed to the command of the Depart
ment of Dakota, which includes Mime
sofa, arrived in St. Paul on the 9Th instant
en- route to Fort Smelling, which is to be
the headquarters of his department. Ge-
neral Terry came from the Missouri river
viG Forts Wadsworth and Abercrombie,
having visited the most important stations
in his command and made himself fami-
liar with its chief Typographical features.
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A rumor prevails that, owing to gross
detected frauds at the recent election in
the second congressional district of New
Jersey, Governor Ward has given the Ger.
tifcatc to Hon. W. N. Newell, the Repub-
lican candidate.-f0rney.
We like the plan. Newel's opponent
was undoubtedly elected, but he is a De-
mocrat, and therefore the Governor certi-
fies that Newell, the Radical candidate,
was elected. 1t saves Newell the trouble
of asking the Radicals in Congress to turn
ont his Democratic opponent.
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HAVE WE CIVIL LAW Some weeks
since we mentioned the fact that O negro
soldier, for inSolence, had been shot at by
a white man in this place. The civil au-
thority took the matter In hand, as we are
informed, and placed the white man under
bond to the amount Of $4,000 to appear
at our next court. Yesterday, Fede-
raj officer, with a file of negro soldiers,
reached our town for the purpose, as we
have been informed, of arresting the white
man aforesaid. If we have not been mis-
informed as to the object of these soldiers
in visiting our town, we would like TO know
by what authority they are here TO make
the arrest \ This matter ought to be re-
presented at once TO the President, who,
we are sure, will not allow the military TO
interfere with the process Of the civil law.
Goldsboro' Ne,os. 1, ot
We yesterday published General Grants
order declaring that the pcace proclama-
ton had annulled all orders inconsistent
with It..
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK MARKETS, THURSDAY.
NEW YORK, November l5-Forenoon.-
Gold, l444. Exchange nominal, "a fol-
sixty days. Cotton dull and nominal at
34T@361a.
New YORK, November 15-Afternoon.-
Cotton dull, and declined k&lc.; sales,
34@36c. Flour quiet; southern, sl2.5OG
sl7.25. Corn dull, with declining tendency
sales $4,000 bushels mixed western at
3lc. Wheat dull; sales 1900 bushels
Milwaukee at s2.45@s2.47. Sugar and
naval stores dull. Turpentine, 75@77c
Resin, s5.l21S@slo. Mess pork, s2l@s22
Gold, 1885. .. ......
MOBILE COTTON MARKET. ....
MOBILE, November l5.-Cotton-Sale:
to-day, 1,3OObales; middling, 3l032c.; II
good demand; market easy.
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I - Ssfs q Wy Il!lIs BY e H1Szlj. &
onoes a ~ N - from rhsfl. ana ei.7s from slrs.
/ Iaor.-Rneitnh rsfnsd ifous s0sts. p .; sesn-
Try hammered, 5@7,e.; swsdss, =. p D; Hayiors
cast steel, ss0sss. q D. 1851
KIsossxn orI.-ss. = gsllon: retail. ne.
LAxD.-Prfms, islgise. In tsgs; ,pSQ5e. II
tiercss country, 1cksssc.
LATHE. Sole issthsr, OAK, ss0tss.; sole ~.
Their, hsmloek, 2s7Ass.; upper. lo0sA.; kips
dosen, ss7aess; harness, ss0ns.; eli skins,
french, eta9ess; domestic, tss0SD; norossc
Sss@s44; rough skiYting, ss0sse. 80
LIcoIIcs.--Stick p. = g., &c.; Mas !. O. O.,
&c.; O. T., 49,; q. c., &C.; x. L, &C.; c. g.,
&C.,; J. c. & Co., lic.; r. II. T., lie; J., see.i
Lins.~vrsinis, Si@S, IS; Roekiand, " s0s,
from wharf, ss.isS from store; WILSON, very 81
perior. ss0ssn. 7st - 9'sfpri ! % !" i
HOUSEKEEPING pine, oss-lnsh, tasoess = thos'
sand ons and half TO thrss.i inch, sse0ess, from
he yards. Yellow pine boards, Sls6Sn; joist,
slsGt3o-$2sQ$as for long lsngths; shinsles,
pine, ssGSs; cypress. GGsn q thousand ;
Iaths, split, $3.50 sawed, ~ q thousand.
LoxDox PoIrxl. -es.H p dozen for pints
quarts, N.T.
MoIissrs Common syrup, x0ue. genuine
golden syrup, ss6ssc. q gallon; Cuba and Nus
eovado, ss6sos. Porto Rico, 7s6soc. ~ .rtyEs
NAILs.-Old Dominion, In store. TO-
ORCHARD GRASS gxD.-S7.7 1888 y bushsl!
OLs.-Linseed, 81. 7eGSl. so; machine, sf0S1. 3s
sperm, eaGS.?5; tanners, el.oS straits, el.ssG
$I.4o; sweet, ~ q dszen best salad, SIS !; cas-.
tor, ss.2s0$s.ss q gallon; Virginia iubreating,
$50. lS1. {.
PEPpBR.-ss0&oc. J
PxAoHss-Drisd. unpesled, ls@isie. p D. /;
peeled, a'02sc. Tn. IF
PorAroEs.-Irish, s,.so@s' = barrel ;fsw.s.
7sc. gu q bushel. r
PowpER.-spoyting, %. sogso. 50 q ksg Of IS ns.;
blasting and mining, eeac.
RAas.-7c. for cotton and linen Sc. for WOODEN.
RorE.-Manilla, best, $50.
RIoE.-llsGi23e.
Rrs.-supply good At sl.,oGsi.lo p bushsl.
RACE GIxGRk.-2s@soc.
Run.-New England, e9.s00s2.7s; Santa Crus
3so0A v gallon. ...s
SoDA.-sal., sGsic; Bi Carb., Iac. r
sALr.--Liverpool, $s.2oGss.2s y sack; for fns
ground alum, $2.es. 80
SBNAcA Roor.-4o@4sc.
soAP.-Common, es@sc. best washing, ise.
toilet, 2sc., and fancy prices; country, sGloc.
SPIRITS TURPKSTISE.-soc al.
SHoT.-Virginia, $2.75G$3; Northern, - p bal
Of rs bs.
susAR.-Brown, 1li0I4c.; extra &c" and " b.
lStGlec. /; crushed and pulverized, I7ac.; cu
loaf, ls@lsic. maple, lac.
TAR.-f4.250s4.5 so q barrel.
TBAs.-Black, $50 Gel. 4s-the lasts prime srti
Gle imperial, $l.7sls2: gunpowder, 81. 7s@e3.1
TIMOTHY SgBD.-&i. 75@s5.
TALLow.-l2Gl3c. t. a..
| VINEGAR.-Cidsr, $780,; manufactured, AoG4sc
ygSIsoy.-l5Glsc. @ h.
wHoRTBLBERRrss.-2oc. q. b.
| WHEAr.-Good to prime white we quote q
"a. so@$s.a5. Good red sells at $3.so@Ss.lo. Bes
seed wheat, Sa.5oQ$3.75.
WIsE.-Port, common, $2.so0e,.
wHsKY.-Common, proof, $a3oG42.so; pur'
Rye, $3.sOQ$a.5o. Fine brands higher.
| wooL.-Unwashed, 2cG2So.; washed, %o04ac. II
/ good demand. j 1850 ...
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Hon. JOHN L. THoMAs.-A dispatch from

Hon. JOHN L. THoMAs.-A dispatch from
Washington to the Boston Adoertiser says {:
"The announcement that Hon. John l..
Thomas, of Baltimore, will contest the
election of Mr.. Archer to the next Con-
grcss is at least premature, and will proba-
bly, prove incorrect. He has not yet signi-
fled any purpose of doing SO, and the ma
jority against him is SO great that it would
be almost, if not entirely, hopeless for him
to undertake toget it set aside. That there
will be congressional investigation of the
election is very probable, and this may re-
suit in giving Mr.. Thomas his seat, or in an
order for new election; but his present
intention is to decline making a personal
issue in the matter" ".
THE plain meaning of which is that it is
not necessary for Thomas to contest the
seat. A Radical Congress will turn out q
Democrat without waiting for contest.
"The best government under the sun"!l
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MADAME RIsToRI's EARNINGs.-lt is an
nounced that Ristori's theatrical success in
America has been almost without prece-
dent. She made her first appearance in
New York on the evening Of September
goth, and the receipts of twenty-six repre-
sensations in that city and Brooklyn were
$40, 900. She has since given in Boston
ten representations, and one IN Providence,
the receipts being $50, 900, making 800, 900
paid to see her perform in foreign lam
guagc during period Of little more than
seven weeks.
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Effect OF the Course OF the Chicago
Times OH the Democracy.
BY telegraph TO the Tribun,


CHICAGO, November 13.-The attempts
of the Chicago Times to commit the De-
moci acy of the Northwcst-of which it has
hitherto been the organ-to negro suffrage
is meeting with strong resistance by the
rank and file, although the leaders sustain
the paper in its course. The agitation pro-
misses 10 be one of the most bitter ever
known in Democratic history.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

The Governor of Alabama recommends
the rejection of the amendment in his mes
sage to the Legislature, now in session at
Montgomery. Like other fools Of his class,
he forgets that he is Governor alone by
sutlerance, and that the conqueror he de.
fics can take down his State government
from "turret to foundation stone" And
what can be done, may be done, Monsieur
Patton .--E0lney.
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ReassembIing of the Society OF the
Army of Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, November l5.-The Society
Of the Army of the Tennessee reiisscmbled
this morning and elected officers for the
ensuing year. General Rawlings is the
president. The greater portion Of the
proceedings were occupied in discussing
the proposed monument to General Nc
phprson r..
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CLEVELAND, November 1.-The tNa-
Ftional We ol-growers' Convention assembled
here to-day, and is largely attended,
nearly every wool-growing State being
represented. The discussion was very ami
mated, and pointed to the necessity of the
Senate Immediately passing the tariff bill as
II. left the House last summer.
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The Louisiana Attorneysbip

WASHINGTON, November A.-Notwith-
standing the efforts of Colonel Bullitt to
be reInstated in his former position Of
United States Marshal of the Eastern Dis
trict of Louisiana, Mr.. Mckee, his success.
sor, will be retained.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES,

The Old Police Commissioners For.
malIy Surrender Everything to the
New Board.
BALTIMORE, November l5.-Messrs. Kinds
and Woods, the old Board of Commission
ers, formally surrendered everything to
the new commissioners, who have fully
entered on their duties at the commission
ers' office, where they are to-day receiving
numerous applications for office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

AN OIL STRIKE EAST OF THE ALLEGHA-
NIEs.-The theory that petroleum is not to
be found east of the Allegheny mountains
is found to be incorrect. Oil has been
struck in Somerset county, Pa, ten miles
northwest of Cumberland, Md. The indi-
cations are that it will DO one Of the largest
producing wells in the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

CONFEDERATE GENERALs.-Among those
attending the funeral ceremonies of Gene
raj Roger w. Hanson, at st. PauPs church,
Saturday, we noticed quite number OF
officers of the late Confederate army, and
among them four generals-General Will
liam Preston, General Humphrey Marshall
General Joseph II. Lewis, and General w
l.. Jackson, the latter formerly Of Virginia
Jo,,isyiNe Courier.
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RETURN OF Hon. JACOB THOMPSON.
dispatch from Washington says that Mrs.
Jacob Thompson, Of Mississippi, has been
here importuning the President to allow
her husband to come home. 1t is said she
left with assurances from the President
that he might return to his home in Mis-
sissippi. 1t will be remembered that he
was one of the alleged Canadian conspira-
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SO say we.

The bill making habitual drunkenness a
sufficient cause for divorce has passed the
Vermont Legislature thirteen to eleven,
with On amendment requiring that the
must be Of two years dura-
ton previous to the finding Of the libel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

John A. Bingham, Of Ohio, It is said in
Washington, is preparing articles Of rim-
parchment against the President, in which
he will charge him with completely in tho
assassination of President Lincoln. y"
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The Richmond Dispatch reports in full
the proceedings of the Synod Of Virginia.
The Dispatch is always on the ground at
everything which occurs in Virginia. 1t is
the most cnterprising paper in the State
and as we admire enterprise, we think this
testimony is due to it.-CharlottesriAe
Chronicle.
"Praiss from Sir Hubert Stanley is
nraisa indecdn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

PERSONAL---VERY.. II. W. Beecher has
withdrawn from the Independent the right
OF publishing his sermons, which viii Ap.
pear hereafter In the Erdminef and Oaront
Gle and In tho Methodist. After the hide
psadsnfs violent and unjust attacks upon
him for writing bis Cleveland letter, NJ
Beecher could not, consistently With sslf
respect, retair, any connection With tha'
paper. 4is uslls 1850 so gsa 1
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THE Corn CRoP HoUsED.-We learn that

THE Corn CROP HoUsED.-We learn that
the farmers of this neighborhood have
with but an occasional exception) finished
husking and hauling in their corn, and the
crop just housed is very large, well filled,
and in splendid condition. Although wheat
flour has reached an eXtravagant figure,
there will be an abundance Of corn meal,
the price of which will place it within the
reach ofeverybody.-HmriSJury Telegraph.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE AND THE VIRGINIA
MILITARY Observation-Disclosures and cadets
still continue to come into both institu-
tions. We are glad to learn that several
have reported within the past week. There
is yet room for more .-Leriagton Gazette.
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CONTRACTION OF THE CURRENCY.

The Secretary Of the Treasury is de.
termined to contract the currency as fast
as the late law of Congress will allow
The reserve fund of fifty millions which
the law authorized to be issued to redeem
the temporary loans, and the ten millions
allowed by Congress to be withdrawn within
six months from the 18th of April, have
been retired, and also the first instalment
ofs4, 900, which the law provided might
hereafter be withdrawn monthly, leaving
about S3S6,000, 900 of Government illegal.
tenders now in circulation.
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Mr.. Summers organ, the Boston Com
mon,oealt, argues against having any Pre-
sident at all.-Erchange. ........ ...-
Well, let the Commonwealth elect Sum-
ner, and we'll come deucedly near having
none at all,-Mo6ile Register.
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PA 0S' M,14'e'"#75g

EV01
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHAN q 3,
lss MAIN STREET. NEAR THE Posr:oHSICI.
u. JOHN w. DAVIES SONS,
sole agents for
CHARLES n. STEPS CELEBRATED PIANOS.
These Instruments have been before the. public
with the best makers OF the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THR LATEST IN
- PROvEMEETs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privileges OF exchange within twelve
.r1. months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer TO The following persons who have
STIEFF's PIANOS now In use
General X. z. Lee, Lexington;
Thomas H. wynne, Richmond, Va;
3 Dr.. Huston, Richmond, Vs.;' E
Colonel Nat Tyler, Richmond, Vs.; sf
Samuel A. Eaton, Richmond, Va; Iaye s
Captain John 0rsanoF, IT,, Richmond. Vs.;
Thomas 8. Quarlss, Richmond, Va; sfs
Mrs. L. w. aIazsbrook, Richmond, Va;
8. Hechinser. Richmond, We. -.
Exchange Hotel, Richmond. Va;
Anderson's Art Palace, Richmond. Va;
Professor Ambold, Richmond, Va;
d. B. Psiro, LynehbuSg;
Professor Graham, stanton; "a y5E.r Is
Professor A. j. Turner, Stanton ,gq.r i 81 K
Miss ksTy Baldwin. staunton;
Harvey RnngsE. Roekinghsn county;
b. =. Harrison. Berkeley county; -.
r. O. Williams, jefferson county;
Colonel James n. SsissEt. 9hsnandosh county
John ,. Watson, Page county.
.Aean OF ALL III WAIT o. 1UYx1IO1 pIAN0l
iissolicitsd. TERMS LISsaAL. mol
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These miserable rump legislatures are
failures and humbugs, and should be aban-
doned. If we pretend to have republi-
can government, we ought to have it, and
not burlesque and travesty upon it.-Na-
tional Intelligeneer. rt...-
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SUIT INsTITUTED.-It is stated that
Major General A. Kimmel has instituted
suit against Mr.. Richmond, one of the
Judges of election for Liberty district,
Frederick county, Nd, for refusing his
vote, laying his damages at $4,000.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.

1.-The Bsltinofs HOfse Rair. %
BALTIMORE, November lathe horse
fair was largely attended to-day, 5000 per-
sons being present. The great race Of to-
day was for purse Of $4,000, between the
celebrated horses Dexter, Sylar Rich, and
Patchem. The race was wen by Dexter
in. three straight heats. Time, 2:3l, 2:2l3k,
and 2:25L. f.It 3
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1t is said that General SCOTS eldest
daughter died in q French convent of a
broken heart because her father would not
consent to her marriage with French Of
ficer.-Ne,o York World.
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CHARLESTON, November 1.-THE C6io<
nization Society's ship Golconda viii sail
hence for Liberia on Saturday next, carry
ing about GOO freedmen emigrants. Nearly
500, chiefly from Georgia and South Caro-
lima, have taken passage.
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pile. y,qT7,t 1870 - --oI4vst
Richmond ladies ars In Washington city
soliciting aid for the poor children Of 81
Marks church. % rs5' f',a's srs ~ /.
The needle-gun has been much hon6red
In the breech.-1Taces. 49,, -. +, i. :,
And in the observance. Ss'i s<lz..-''
!, Congressman John Norrissey is ,said, te
| be IKE Daniel Webster, because hen G
ex.poundsr. 49, = s'ts, !, !. - !;
The Springfield Republican calls Che New
York Independent 1the Peckmif or TN
press" 4 I, s,.,g,sz., s,,s 49,
Beaursgard says thS edleSna kshaT
bug. ), $500 - 80, s-,..,,c,y ssa 1
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REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET FOR TIL
- PAST WEEK. IL. ,
IS 2sl TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
Dy,unnrp ". Novan,hor TX loco

"e ~''' IOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va, November Is, 1866.
Our market has been quite animated,
and prices good. Until within the past two
days the market has been less buoyant, and
prices are Z shade lower. Below we give
the transactions of the week. Three hun
dred and seventy-six hogsheads, tierces,
and boxes opened; 400 sold, including
some loose lots, as follows: Loose.-New
primings, 81 to So; new Tugs, 81 to Sc
new leaf, IS to Sl3. Hogsheads. -Lugs, low
funked, SO to "a; Tugs, common to medium
working and shipping, $3.50 to $3.50; Tugs,
good working and shipping, Sc to 80; leaf
common working and shipping, 50 to sl3
leaf, medium working and shipping, sl3 to
eli; leaf, good working and shipping, s17
to $50; leaf, fine (nominaD working and
shipping, sls to s25. HogSheads and Boxes
Manufacturing, medium to good, $3.50 to
$40 manufacturing, fine, 800 to s35
manufacturing, extra (nominaD, s35 to
$50; fancy wrapper, medium to good, new,
$40 to SIS; fancy wrapper, fine to extra.
$50 to Sl20.
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The Fenian Trials.

TORONTO, November 1.-two more Fe-
mans were convicted yesterday, and sem
fenced to be hung on the 18th December.
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A Missouri Radical named Pile has'sued
The st. Louis Republican for libel: He
wants $4,000 for his character-quite .
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BONDS AND STOCKS.

Old State coupon bonds should have all cou
pons attached from July, 1861, inclusive. =.
Virginia coupon bonds, old, 90, new. A
Virginia registered bonds old, 10, new. 391
North Carolina cou pom, old, 70, new. 81
South Carolina coupon. 81
Georgia coupon. ...........,..... IVY
Tennessee coupon, per cent. long loan
80; new..................... ...."....... 81
Richmond city bonds. Observation-Disclosures. ST
Petersburg city bonds. .................. 81
Lynchburg city bonds...... ............. IS
Norfolk city bonds 30
Virginia Central railroad bonds, 62 to-. 20
Orange and Alexandria railroad bonds,
ID lO...........-...... w
Virginia and Tennessee railroad bonds,
co so
Danyille railroad bonds ~
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Dec. ~, 500 Dec. 2, s9s, 400 Inc. 4o3, 4Oo
By reducing the wheat to -four, the
quantity Of the latter left at tidewater this
year, compared with the corresponding
period last year, shows . decrease Of l,o42,-
$50 barrels Of -four. ~. II.
The money market Of New York Ii re-
presented thus by the 1ribune's report Of
Tuesday: "Money on call is SOC per cent,
and brokers did not make up their accounts
with ease. Commercial paper passes at
COZ per cent. for best, and anything below
s is exceptional. The breakdown in pro-
visions, the dizziness in general trade, and
the feverish condition of the market for
breadstufs, are developing cautious feel
ing among the bank people, and ENTER
prising merchant" paper is now preferred
to that Of old and steady going houses"
There has been considerable excitement
in the northern markets relative to the
speculation in produce, which has been
carried to a great extent by the
sharks, in anticipation Of a great scarcity.
Money being diverted to that enterprise on
a large scale, somewhat perceptibly dimi-
nished the excess, which had positively
burthened the rich communities of the
North. A little excitement has been oc-
casioned by decline in beef, by which it
is said very many spectators have been
ruined. But we can hardly see how they
could be ruined at such prices as these,
from the New York Times of Wednesday
"The supply of beef cattle for the week
past numbers 7,l34. The choicest lots of
extra beeves sold for only l6J<c. y d., nett
weight. Those animals, considered me-
dunn to fair, brought l3c.@l4c. y b., nett
weight. Sales were slow: cattle poor"
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PERSONAL,

General Dick Taylor, son of the late
President Taylor, has been here for seve-
raj days, portion Of the time the guest of
General Grant. ... ls..t.
Colonel W. G. Freeman, native Of Vir-
ginia, and graduate of West Point, but for
many years resident of this city, died
here last night of paralysis. He served
with distinction in the Mexican war, and
was then promoted.
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BRILLIANT DISPLAY At TROY.
Troy, y. Y, November IA, . A.M.--At
"SD'paSII o'clock last evening 4 meteor OF
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A l.. SHEPHERD & CO., General
| n. Commission Merchants for the sale OF TO.
BACC0, WHEAT, LUMBER, &c. AL business en-.
trusted TO our care will receive prompt attention.
Atkinson, and late Talmsn Harris, 10 associated
with us, and will be pleased to serve his old
Germs. Ofdce corner Eleventh and Canal streets.
Nv 40
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kmigrstlsn from North CaFslins 10
the West. !, n I,
FoRrRE@ MoSRoE,d November A.
Over 400 white emigrants, mostly Of the
poorer class, from North Carolins, bound
to the western States, went north tonight
on the Baltimore steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-16

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