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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-01-25

III A. ATKINSON,
III. (late of the firm of Belvin 4 Atklnson,)
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAkER, having
THE OLD STAND OF BELVlN ATKINSON, Is
prepared to serve his old customers and the public
generally with all articles in his line. Among his
assortment may be found some beautiful sets OF
CHAMBER FURNITURE, OF HIS OWN MAKE,
and Is still manufacturing.
In the Undertaking Department may be found all
kinds of CoHins-Wood, etalic and Glass Front,
Cloth covered, Silver trimmed Ladies' Casket-
perfectly air-tight-suited for transporting the
dead. -
He is also sole agent i'm this city for DR.. SCHO-
LEY'S PATENT DEODORlZlNG AIR-TIGHT COZ
FINS, prepared expressly for removing the re-
mains OF those who have fallen In battle, and fur.
nished at half the former price OF Metallic
Cases. More than three thousand'of these Comns
| have been sold within the last three years, and
in every instance have given entire satisfaction
( ia !-3a
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WE RETURN THANKS to Mr.. NJ. G. Porter, Of
the National Express, for late Norfolk papers
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r LINN EN- N, DYER AND
IL. SC0URER, south side Of Marshall street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth is prepared TO do all kinds
of DYEING, CLEANING and SECURING, In all its
branches, at short notice. Give me call and ex-
anime for Yourself
Thankful for past favors, respectfully ask con-
ia SIN L. LINNEMAN.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE EALMANAC-JAxUARY 25, 1866.
Sun rises ...........7Ol Moon sets, morn.... 80
sun nsets.........,,.450 High water..........u3 IL 80
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NEW GOODS.
corner Of Fourteenth and franklin streets,
Importers and Dealers in -
eHNA GK9GkEgYd doSbs SkkAhSsINE
CHANDELIERS, LAMPS, &c.
Always on hand a large assortment Of
DECORATED, GOLD BAND and WHITE CHINA
DNNEF and TEA ns SETS WHTE PINT
FRENCH and ENGLisH DECoRATED
CUT and PRESSED GLASSWARE, sc.
at the lowest prices.
20. sNELsoN,
formerly OF STHBBISB, POLLEN Co., would DO
pleased to see the old patrons Of the frm at the
above establishment. jas-3p
DUCKS CELEBRATED FLOUR and
800 barrels 6I PkEgXE iRdXE BUCKEYE and MERCER
30 sGPssioR sGi5fls GtRfH FiMIkY ss6okkPs,
BOURBON Sab and PURE OLD RYE,WpHrIssR5Y' = Enpars5
SaStAGTTTkbERc sn6kSs Tobaceo CO. in LEU sai ana small
rIcREGN cREsGeSNasSs' wILLIAMs's REFINED So.
ggSE saa ] EXTRA wEgTE S1ET E1IiEA HEAD'
fflBaHsssItdGEEss flas sad tdGEssS4, sS4 BONE D''''
'" Palmer. HAETsooX Co..
ia Ism Llooy ~ D1..9..-no.
IL 20 barrel, RYE BOURBON REcTIFIED
loquarter @ and eighth casks FRENCH BRAN
DY, imported
quarter and eighth casks SHERRY WINE,
IRISH and SCOTCH WHISKY,
ALLS0P and YOUNGER ALE,
fGLax aosT and cGapp6Ss ccGGaTpEs H cnRHSasfa cRHSaSaaesE
GREEN SEAL, &c, for sale low by
ia a-ts FRENCH & CRENsHAW.
OFFICE AND COUNTING-HOU
" DESKS.-On hand, superior OFFICE and
C0uNTING-H HOUSE DESKS OF superior quality
and finish, at low prices. III. A. ATKINSON
ia4 Governor street, one door above Franklin.
DACON.-Twenty thousand pounds
D BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS n, Ss5 igsm.vs sais ~
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r d. BROWNE would respectfully

r ID. BROWNE would respectfully
y J. announce that he has resumed business on
Bank street. near Ninth and Is prepared TO make
and repair IRON RAILlNGs, VERAMDAHS,S SnSS SKA-
Sc He will REPAIR and PUT UP PRINTING
PRESSES and LIGHT MACHINERY OF ali kinds,
and in addition thereto, having superior facdIites,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, and REPAIR IRON
SAFES and LOCKS. Orders respectfully solicited.
Ia st
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GOODS SOLD BY PACKAGE ONLY.

UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE, No. l
GEORGE S. PALMER, late of Wadsworth, Turner
DANIEL J. HARTsoOK, late of Howardsvills,
Virginia;
Bankers ia l2-am
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TOHN DoOLEY, 2s9 sroYsw0Sapi s .Sa !. con- ecO.
fEI lEsssiyins EisasiSsD the newest e HATS
CAPS, CAPS LADIES fURs, nATTssssH TER HST Spv and rus nn
every article connected Win wih sIN INnrth Coroiina.
Taansses ana virgnis are avisd 70 vsis and ex.
anime his stock. They will ana s9Sai 70 nnS
North or South. - ---
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HENRY KLEIN. GEORGE KLEIN
H KLEIN & BROTHER, MANU-
IL. FACTURERS AND DEALERS IN TIN AND
1866 BROAD STREET, RIcHNoyD, Va. TIN and
GRAVEL ROOFING done at shortest notice. Con-
stantly on hand, STOVES RANGES and FUR
SACES Also. READY ROOFING. ia lo-3m
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rTHOMAS J. EVANS, ATTORNEY
l. AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHANCE
RI, practices in the Courts OF the City OF Rich-
lin second door from Sixth street. ia l2-.s
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CTOVES. TINWARE, HOUSE-FUR-
> NIsHIEG GOODS, Sc:-WILLIAM MOUNT.
will keep constantly on hand large assortment OF
PARLof, CHAMBER and COOKING @ STOVES OF
al descriptions. Also, REPAIRS for all stoves
street TINWARE, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS and KE-
ROSINE OIL-al of which am willing to sell n
wholesale or retail at very reduced prices.
ia I0--lm WILLIAM A. MOUNTCASTLE.
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York mar,te..

NEW YORK. Nov. s.
Cotton quIeter this afternoon but
nrm: 800 for middling uplands; Al for
90. Orleans. Flour moderately active
put prices are without decided change;
S10 ZUa1lIbO for extra State; $l2al3 25 for
extra round hoop; and S1S soa15 for
trade brands, market closing quiet,
Whisky quiet and 'nominally I'M
changed. Wheat 2a3c better with more
doing: g 35a2 AZ for No. 2 Chicago and
Milwaukee; g u for No. 2 Iowa; s. 25
for new amber State. Ryefirmer;S 81 80
Tor old WESTERN 81 42h for Canada.
Barley heavy, 81 15a1 Is for 2 rOWed
state; 81 80 for 4 rowed state; and 81 3Oa
lS2 for. Canada West. harley malt
quiet at 81 40. Corn irregular, unset
tied and 3a5c higher; 81 Is for inferior;
~ 26a1 81. for shipping mixed western,
ahoat and in store, closing at 81 2Sa1 %;
yellow western 81 S0a1 81; and 81 3la1 IS
doE ~ Wh 1.l western. Oats la2e better;
69a18c TOR Chicago and Milwaukee, and
1Oa73z5o for State. Coffee quiet but
firm. Sugar quiet but steady at lie for
Cuba, and 1910 for Porto Rico. Mo-
lasses very firm. Petroleum in fair re-
quest at 221Sc for crude, and S6a37 10
for refined In bond. Pork heavy, ir-
regular and lower, S2S 25aS0 90 for regu-
$2S % for regular; S2S 90 for old mess:
new mess at $40 O6, seller November,
and $40 90 seller last halt November.
Beef steady. Beef hams dull at 4Oa44c.
Bacon quiet ut 142<a15c for Cumber-
land cut, and shor4 ribbed or p, n. cut.
Meats heavy at I4a141<c for shoulders,
ana l7a18c for hams. Dressed hogs are
firm at llI<alI15o for western. Butter
unchanged at 27a33c for Ohio; 35a43c for
State; and 50a55c for. Orange county
pail. Cheese dull at sal7c. Lard quiet
and firm at 13xa151<c, and small sales
at 151Sal6Ic.
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New York cattle lIarket.

a. 9.-..a NEW YORK, NOV. 8.
The current prices for the week at all
the markets are as follows:
BEEF CATTLE-Fir quality per head.
SD; fair TO good, S15a16; common, SI2a
13; inferior, $Sa1O. =
Cows AND CALVEs-Per head. extra
S100a140; first quality, $9Oa95; ordinary.
S75as5i common, $60a70; inferior S4Oa50.
:. ZEAL CALVES---Per head, first quail
1tys S13xRl4: ordinary, $7aS1 u; common.
$l0al2; inferior, $9alO. -.
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Per head, extra.
$7as; prime, IS 5Oa6; ordinary, S5a6 So:
common, s. TOAD IS; inferior, IS 25a8 SO,
SWINE-Per head, heavy corn fed per
NJ, 996a9S<c.: light and medium, 9Xa
The market for Beef Cattle closed
rather firmer. At the opening Il WINS
thought no general advance was estab-
ltshed, butit closed dull and heavy at
about last week's rates. The supply
continued heavy, though the offerings
were not very good, A few extra cat
tie Drought ~, but the general sales
were, made at $15a16 for medium and
good. Common cattle sold al prices
varying from IS to S13. Mich COWS
were In fair demand at from $50 to SI35.
Yea! Calves remained unchanged, the
market being moderately active and
hrm5 ranging from $40 to $14, latter
price for choice. Sheen and T,9rni9a
ruled more active; and a firner feeIin9
prevailed in the market despite the
heavy receipts, sales ofthe former being
made at prices ranging from Sc. to exc
Win additional sales ut &c. for the lat
ter The Hog market has fiuctuated
during the past week. but closed rather
more steady at a decline of Nc. per h.
The total receipts of all stocks at ali
yards, for the week, were as follows -
Reeves, $3.50; Cows, 81; Veal Calves,
1,l36; Sheep and Lambs, 80 1855; SWINE
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Rnmalo mnrhor

BUREALo, Nov. s.
Sales Of 500 barrels of dour at Si2 so
spring; Sls So for amber winter. rive RYE
Hour ~ 80. Wheat quiet; sales OF
{, GOO bushels Western club at 81 IS; sales
or 600 bushels Of No, 2 Chicago spring
at - 80. Sales of $50, 600 bushels al
corn, opening at 81 is; GutsaIes Of Ia. 00O
bushels at 81 20; sales Of Z, 800 extra No.
! at y 2S1S. Sales of IL, 500 bushels of
Toledo oats at CSC for No. 2; Chicago
about "a. Barley, sales of {, 200 bushels
Canada at 81 l2IS. Rye lower; a cargo
OF No. i Chicago offered at 81 Is without
takers. Pork, retired lots at $32a32 so.
Lard -15xa16c. Whisky quiet at 81 IS.
Canal freights dull and unchangeds to
New York, wheat, l7a1Sc; corn, 44ai5c.
business at the New York stock wards
to-day was the heaviest ever done in
In this city. Prices advanced slightly
until Wednesday, when the New York
report prOduced.G slight reduction,
Weather cold.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
BY telegram.
RDirit Of fhe PfooI[ DTorI-o,

NEW York, Nov. 5.-The POSTS
money article says: The loan market
IS more active at per cent. on call. and
55St91 on first class commercial paper.
The stock market is dun but arm: Gov
ernments are in fair demand. ana the
highest quotations of Saturday are fully
sustained. After the regular board the
quotations were-NeW York Central.
llE2l15;; Erie, SS1<; Reading, M; Michigan
Central, 116; Michigan Southern. g3N:
pittsburgh, $40; Northwestern, 58%:
NorthWestern preferred, S0S;hToledo'
1201s; Rock Island. ll0sS; O6niberIand'
61%. Foreign exchange dull; bills al
~ days, on London, are quoted at 1890
1O9& for commercial; 1O91<@1O9% for
bankers do; short sight at lIO%6IlO9k.
The Commercially money article saws:
The market opens this morning WITH n
somewhat better demand for money
than characterized It at the comrnence.
Inent Of the previous week, bat there Is
no change ofany moment in the rates on
call; the range Is 495 per cent, some Of
the dealers reporting that there is more
doing than for some time previous al
me higher rate. In the stock market
thete was less excitement than last
week, but the general tone was rather
stEong: ms governments there was ONLY
small business, prices ranging about
70 higher than at thejc close on Saturday.
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room, in which they found some fifteen
parties actively engaged in loading a
large lot of Belgian muskets, which had
been altered into minnierihes. A man
rushed at them with a bayoneted mus
ket and attempted to shootthe Marshal.
The Marshal threw up the weapon,
knocked the man down, and quickly,
with the aid of his men, arrested all the
parties and conveyed them to the sta
ton house. The arms and munitions.
consisting of muskets, a keg of powder,
rifle and pistol balls, were also removed
to the police station. Unfortunately,
in putting the muskets into a furniture
wagon to convey them thither, one of
them was discharged and shot a citizen
in the face, seriously, though it is
hoped, not fatally iniuring him.
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BY TIE CABLE.
Adyiees to the 18th Of November.

MADRID, Nov. 5.-The Queen of Spain
has made an offer to the Pope of a resi-
dence ct Granada and Spanish vessels
Of war are placed at his disposal in
case of emergency.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Nov. ga United
States Squadron is expected In Turkish
waters.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov, 5.-The war is
revived in Bokham and the Russian
forces have beseiged and taken. the city
of Urturbe.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Consols are quoted
at s9k for money. The following are
the current prices of American Sc
curities: o. s. 5-2Os 6s91; Erie 81; Illinois
Central Tx.
LrvERroor, Noy. 5.Acottom market
firm; sales to-day of16. 600 bales midline
uplands, quoted at 151<d.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. SIT will be
recollected that several days ago the
ex-Secretary Of the Interior, Mr.. HRre
Ian, published defence of his sale Of
the Cherokee neutral lands, to the
Experimentation Company of Con-
necticut. This morning General Thos,
Ewing, Jr., replies to that gentleman.
denying that he stated 70 Mr.. Harlan
that II these lands were sold as the
lands Of the Sacs and Foxes, he and
his friends could make money out OF
the Transaction. The main point in the
Wright, attorney for the Cherokee In
dams, against the sale, was that Accord
ing TO the treaty, II the lands were to.be
sold at all without Hppraisement and
advertisement and Competition bids.
they We're 70 be sold In a body for cash.
other portions of Mr.. Harlan's adj
dress.
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THERE seems to be a;singular manis.
L.! i!.5 suicide just now among abandoned
country TEEN with tragedies Of the
kind, most of the accounts being en-.
oellished with much mornIiEinR and
The latest case we have
heard of occurred in Nashville iast
Wednesday. One Lucy Landlin, keeps
took morphine and died within tSS5
ho9rs. She had become franticaiIY
Jealous Of cher friend prepared her
snToud, purchased a lot of Grape for Ilse
at her funeral, and then went 10 a drug
store for the poison which SO speedil1
ended her wretched life. - y
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"A MINUTE DISTINCTION OF CoLoR.-S
A curious case is on trial before the
District Court in Springfield, Ohio,
turning on the question of the race OF
two children, whose mother obtained
me issue of mandamus 10 compel the
school committee to admit them to the
public school. I,fsI7 : =
The committee claim that the chill
dren are one-fourth black, their uoth-
er being mulatto, and their father
(who is deadly a white man while tbe
mother alleges that she has no African
blood in her veins, but is the daughter
of an Englishman and an Indian yFSo-
man, although she says that she was
born in Virginia and sold into sISvaryl
IN IN mississippi, where her husband
pought her in order to free and marry
neE; Inc committee brought evidence
to,shoW that the mother had associated
WIN negroes (Which she ON her part de-
n lIl J, ana that her medical attendant
s Nv th1ught that she had some Afri-
cgu tAS Wen as Indian blood. 1t aDneaF-
edtn evidence that the children b,sil at.
ten9ed the regular school one term
without objection, but the ,ne, = torn.
were refused admission; and the reIs-
tor testified that she had emnloyed
41tte ~ anus Gnat the white peOpleof
the neighborhood, including one mem
called on her, and that her eldest SON
had attended the district school and
spent a year and a half at college. and
while there another of the school COM
mlttee hgurtng in this action had been
ms room mate and he had never heard
any intimation from any student that
he was not white. iili3 = 1T '-..f-
Az the date of our latest received ex-
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steady. Wheat advanced IC02c for No.
I, and S94c for No. 2, closing firm at
q 2o92 % for No. /; 81 0l@2 o. for No.
2. Corn 1l@12c higher, closing firm at
y o. for MOL, and 81 O0for No. 2. Oats
firm at an advance of s@4c; sales al n
I949 for. No. 2. Mess pork S28 so for
new. Highwines more active; g SO for
fairly active at 81 75(9S7b for common
to good. Freights declined 5<92c.
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OaWero narl,eL.

Flour unchanged: sales 100 bbls at
$12 u for Mol spring; $14 90 for red
winter 30 for white; SIS 75a16 90 for
Xxx. Wheat dull; sales 5000 bus choice
white Canada at s. 10, and l85, 600 bus
No. 1 Milwaukee, in port Corn cIoses
with upward tendency, but quiet. Bar
ley inactive; Bay QuiDts e offered AZ
81 20-Wi thout buyers. Rye nomInal.
Canal freights steady. -
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Eo,lIe6oMo.,so.

ToLEDo, November 5.-PlonI. ,,nf.tS
Wheat winter II and spffuR "a I5ssts
teri sales Of new amber at SIC Tor no, i.
spring az $50. Corn opened SO and closed
90 better; sales at 81 O86I O8 for M.
mixed. Oats So better; sales at $50 FOR
no. !; Lake freights firm; So Tor corn
by steam 70 Bnfalo,
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Evening
Posts last edition contains the follow
ing concerning the reported death of
Mr.. Draper: Mr.. Simeon DrRper. Of
this city, has been dangerously M for
several weeks past at WhitestOne, Long
Island. On Saturday, his physicians
abandoned all hope of his recovery. He
grew worse rapidly on Sunday, and last
the right side. The report of his death
has just reached us, but it is NOT fully
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San FRANCISCO, Nov. 4.-The Wine
memorial to Congressman the Pacific
congressional delegationS asking q re-
iduction Of the tax on manufactured
grape brandy to the rate in. force last
year, and thatt import tax on foreign
wines, costing fifty cents or less Der
gaLlon, pc raised to a specific duty of
nifty cents per gallon.
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New 7YoFlE Honey ana ssoeIs l7arEe1.

AetSt York Honey. and Stock lInPREee
q INV YoRK, Nov. 4. j
Money market rather more active at
9 Psa cent. tor call loans Sterling dull
' as ~ Gold firmi opening at
5 54sSSSl adyanctng to 1855, declining to
l4J5S and closing at 14S%. Govern
ment stocks steady, Frei1htsl To Ifv.
erpool quiet. Weekly bank statement.
Loans 2Il,19Oi 4SB, decrease 1885. 02l:
specie 3, 1868 increase 1880, SS4 Cir
cutatton 30 466, 2O7, increase ~, no; le-
deposits 224, s41 ,6e5, increase i.oof ia
stocks steady; Rock Island, llOI!
cleveland d Pittsburgh, 81; Alton &
Ierre Haute, 521f; Northwestern, pre-
1NSytfed, so; Reading, 1l71s; Erie, SS5f
New York Central, l22< w. o..
IFS I9ealsegraphS 52zs; 6s, 1880, registered,
a ao1;S ) %, 1881, coupons, 1t4s4,; $50
10TH; 1910 coupons. iCSI1< o fSS &
NEA1t l' SIS Certificates, S45s.
.i.atf :, LAYER.
The gold market remained. steady tn
the close of the day, and left Off ats I4S9S
a14S1z. The stock market at The last
open board was firmer on Erie and NeyT
York Central, and generally steady ON
the balance of the list. The Govern
ment securities were strong this afteT-
noon with a fair demand. The follow
Ef,G3 .ISS4S SSttIf SASsAnES HE4EFSS GSeBISIeE-
ed, 's1S l143Sa3S coupons, 'S1, 11499SaA
5-20s, registered, 1862, 1O71<a2< So
coupons, '62, 1lOSSa3<; 6-2Os, l64, i071Sa
u 8 .b-20 coupons, '65, 1O75Sa&; 1O-4Os
registered, 1OO&a1<. Steamship shares
closed at 242a243 for Pacific Mail, l25s
rs for Atlantic Mail, and 1141<a1< fol
Union Navigation. Company. The due.
tuattons in Atlantic Mail have been fire..
quent and violent during the day, and
the dealings have been attended with
great eXcitement. The following were
the closing prices at $3.50 p. NJ: Ohio
certificates, S49<aS5 /; Canton, 5611<f Cum.
berland, 671fa5S; Quicksilver, 55X
Mariposa, 131Sa1411S; do, preferred. 80I.
| as Western Union Telegraph, 52Na1f
New York Central, 1229Sa1S; Erie, S3IS
as Hudson, 1885 Reading. 11za1l71s
Michigan Southern, 93a9S1S; Pitts.
burgh, 93Na94; Toledo, 2O5<aI2I Rocl
1slRndl& Pacific, ll09Sa9z ! Northwest.
ern, 5S2Ga x do, preferred, SO16aI< FIT
Wayne, 10931a1l0g ~. ga
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WAsHINeToN. November 6.-The
Mexican Minister has received q letter
from Vera Cruz dated October 18th, 81
way of New Orleans, stating That thal
Emperor Macmillan len the civ a.
Mexico on the sd inst, resiRnin0 YER
bally in favor OF General Bazaine.
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Rhladeinllia 1870.

Flour quiet; sales unimportant.
Wheat hrm; red, s. 25a8 IS; choice
white, % so. Corn steady; yellow, 81 Is.
REovisions, dull. Mess pork, SS4 So:
Whisky, unchanged.
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New YoRK, Nov. 5.-A special to the
Commercial from Baltimore saws the
Police Commissioners difficulty has
been arranged by General Grant. The
Ole, commissioning are to appoint one
aemoeratic judge In each precinct aud
20 see that ballot-boxes are provided
lor me reception of the rejected votes of
70 finally decide on the legality fthese
rejected votes. The votes for State
ohcers are to be certified to the State
Legislature and the votes for members
of Congress will be returned to Con-
gress, The feeling is now abatlng,
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TORONTO, @. W., Nov. 5.-Mr. Harri.
son, the prosecuting lawyer for the
crown IN the Fenian trials, recefveda
letter to-day giving Information az a.
plot to assassinate Judge Wilson and
others concerned in the FenfRn trials.
Considerable religious animosityl n
shown regarding the proceedings, The
fact that Rev. Mr.. Lumsden, Protes-
tant. was acquitted, while the Rev. Mr.,
Mcmahon, Catholic, is convicted, Il
specially commented upon.
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The pr1 aootlr lInrl-e,.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5,
The dry goods market is unchanged
except that there is more hopefn1
feeling apparent as the DAYS before the
election pass away, and the cause of the
present dullness disappears, There are
no further changes In the prices Of cot
ton goods, holders expressing a CONT
oence In a better demand soon, and the
stocks are not very large. Standard
sheettngs are gradually held at the FOIL
prices Of the first Of October, althod0bs
should the trade be a little Sdilaf6fv
after the election decline Of 1aIc
might be Effected Wooden goods are
stnl dull and prices of all kinds OF low
grades are pnraly nominal; in the bet
Ter grades of goods, prices ara quiet and
perhaps there II a little better inquiry
Tor some spring styles. There IS sc4ifce.
~ any movement In goods for winter, g
JoBBKRs' PRIoRs! isi55l
Brown Sheettngs-Appleton A 22J<.
Great Falls NJ 81; do 8 H. 4 81
Bleached ShIrtings- ~
Forestdale so; Statewide 10.
Prints-Garnef& Co. 2gJS: Hamilton
l95s; Freeman IA; Empire Is. 800 =,
GtcksZHamllton 375f; Blackstone
River .; Pittsfield 1411SS. si5i.ts -.
stE1pes-W hlttenton "A 50; do @ Tx.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-06

New YoRK, Nov. 5.LSuperinteudent
ofFolice Kennedy has issued an order
70 70 ms suoordinates touching the recent
d2ii concerning the obstruction of the
Poinng by challengers. He says: You
are hereby ordered to give full protec-
ton 10 all persons who may be legally
acting in an orderly menner as chai-
ieengers Of any poll within your pre-
eSlneti thatin caseahy challenger should
become disorderly you viii remove
him from the poll room without war
rant on order OF a majority fthe Board
y inspectors OF Election in the district
where the disorder may occur; in case
any warrant issued by any police IiIIs-
tlce OF either oity for the arrest of any
person acting as challenger for disor-
derly conduct at the polls, is placed in
your hands on the part of any member
OF your command, you will present the
same at this office for Inspection before
serving. You will instruct each and
every member of your command to
faithfully enforce this order" =