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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-06

I's2, coupons, 114L. Flour unsettled
new 10c. lower. Wheat shade frmer
Corn nc. better. Rye dull. Oats shade
frmer. Mess pork, s23.60. Lard dull
Cotton quiet and steady at 27c. Turpen.
tine quiet. Rosin dull.
New YORK, September 5-P. M.-Cot
ton easier; sales, 900 bales at BIC. Flour
irregular. Wheat active. Mixed corn
H.1629s1.1S. Oats steady; southern
6O@67. Mess pork, S23.75. Coffee firm
Other groceries dull.
Stocks strong. Money, 4@5 per cent
Gold, 1925. 5-2O's, 81, coupons, ll4I.
BALTIMORE, September 5.-Cotton quiet
and lower; no sales; middling held at e.
Coffee very quiet and firm. Flour un-
changed. Wheat quiet at previous rates.
Corn very dull; sales light at S1.l7 for
white, and Sl.20 for yellow. Oats less
active, but prices maintained at 5000.
Rye ranges from sl.3O to sl.4O. Provi-
sions very firm, and advancing. Bacon
closed buoyant; shoulders, IA clear sides,
l64-holders asking Il higher. Lard
and whiskey unchanged.
CINCINNATI, September 5.-Fiour
steady. Corn, Sl.lOGSl.l2. Whiskey
steady. Provisions frmer sales of 1900
barrels mess pork at S24, but generally
held higher. Bacon-Shoulders, 1890.
clear sides, l7@l7Ic., with large de-
mand from the West and South. Lard,
1910.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 5.-Cot-
ton steady and frmer; sales, SO bales
middling, 2411ac.
AUG UsTA, September 5.-Cotton fiat
sales, % bales; middling, 239231ac.
SAVANNAH, Ga, September 5.-Cotton
quiet, and closed dull with a downward
tendency; middlings, nominally 24hc.;
receipts, 27O bales; receipts for the week,
49, bales; exports, 26l bales stock, 73
bales. Weather hot and raining.
New ORLEANS, September 5.--Cotton
dull and unsettled; low middling, 24@
25c.; receipts, l54 bales. Sugar and mo-
,lasses unchanged. Gold, 14l15@l4l5s.
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GENERAL GRANT A RADICAL.-The Hon.
Burton c. Cook, Of Illinois, and General
Shanlls, of Indiana, members Of the Union
Congressional Committee, had intervie ws
with General Grant yesterday, during
which political affairs were discussed at
length, and that officer announced his I'M
qualified endorsement of the congressional
policy of reconstruction. He also express
ed his willingness to make his political
views public, provided proper opportu-
nifty should be offered. General Schenck,
another member Of the committee, also
had an interview with the General, with a
similar result. Chronicle.
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i New IRON FoRTIF1CATIoN.-The Cali
.gGG.als have Of late turned their atten-
ton 10 the mysteries of invention. We
Lo.Icc that one of their iron men has in
vented q new iron fort. The main princi-
}yo, this fort is evidently taken from the
.a.c>son-Colc monitor, for it is revolving
--rr;. But, besides revolving, this tur-
ri, .oalng in deep reservoir, protected
,y heavy carthworks with embrasureS, is
ra,jrr.y out of sight when not engaged in
1gGs, being raised or lowered for duty by
machinery worked with compressed air.
The suD-sights for lateral range are fixed
n lie turret in such way that the guns,
c:lt IN number, can be sighted before
G."a,Ag the ports. The compressed air,
forcing the gun out, takes up also the re-
col, retiring before its pressure, so that
Oh, little is expended. The claim is for
security and rapidity of firing. The dan
or evidently is Of jamming and conse-
4.rat disabling, not OF one gun, but OF the
Whole iori.-Ntlc York Times.
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PENNsTLTANIA.-A man named Saw
yer, who edits paper in Pittsburg which
has Johnson's name at the head Of its
columns for the next Presidency, had a
long interview with the President to-day
Jerry Black was there at the same time.
Sawyer pretends to know all about the pc,
ltical situation in Pennsylvania, and pro.
misses the President that the State is tho
roughly Johnsonian, and will give big
Democratic majority at the coming fall
election. Sawyer thinks the President is
doing nobly, and says if he continues the
good work he will surely be reelected to
the Presidential chair. These opinions O.
Sawyer evidently pleased the President
as he allowed Sawyer 10 talk to him for
several hours.-Iribune telegram.
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Attorney General Stanbery, now at
Capon Springs, writes that his health is
much improved, and that he will return to
Washington on Tuesday next.
The President expects General Hancock
in Washington before he assumes COM
mand of the Fifth Military District.
Forney's Chronicle speaks of a " colored
excursion"
1t is said that Pierre Soule is sojourniDg
in Havana.
Lynch law has been very active in Ken
lucky recently.
Broadway bellies chain their parasols to
their dainty wrists.
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A NICE LITTLE FoRTUNE.-The Mercer
county (Illinois) Press, in notice Of the
death of Captain Jack, of that place, has
the following His death reminds US of
circumstance related to us by Hon. C.
NJ. Harris, his son-in-law, some time
since. Mr.. Jack owned g quarter Of land
a great many years ago, and he sold it to
a person for few hundred dollars, con-
trary to the wish of his wife; she declined
to sign the deed, and never did. The best
part of Chicago stands on that land. Mrs.
Jack, therefore, is now the owner Of a
dover interest in one hundred and sixty
acres in the very heart of Chicago"
1t also says the income for the rent of this
land during the lifetime of Mrs. Jack must
be large; that her right Of dover during
her natural life is undisputed, and that
after her death her heirs have no claim
and that already several parties from Chi
cago have made overtures for the pur-
chase of her claim.
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GENERAL GRANTS VIEWS ON NEGRO
SUFFRAGE.-Democratic papers are circu-
lating the statement that General Grant
does not hesitate in conversation to con-
denim negro suffrage. This is wholly
groundess. The General declares his
firm belief that the negroes Of the South
are fully competent to exercise their right
to vote intelligently on present issues
there, and further, that only through uni
versal suffrage can the rebel rule be
broken down that qualified suffrage would
not at the present time afford the means
Of overcoming the rebel Washing
ton Correspondence Boston Advertiser.
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RICHMOND MARKETS

THURSDAY, September 8, 1867.
ALooHoL.-S4.So ~ gallon.
ALR.-Scotch, best brands, pints, So u dozen
quarts, IS.
BACON. = Shoulders, A@N1c.; ribbed sides,
l6t0lsic.,; clear ribbed sides, l73c. clear sides.
istc; Virginia hog round. &c.,; Virginia hams IL
@2oc.; canvass hams, 22(Q93c. plain hams, 2oc
BUTTER.-Prime, 2sc. inferior, lo02oc.
BAGs.-Grain Union, 42c.; National, 4oc. /; ex-
ira Burlap 35c.; common Burlap, 2oc.; English
linen, hand made, se0soc.; Andrews Coghin, SOC.
BRAsDY.-French,S lo4Sls; apple, $s.26 Phils-
delphia, S2.4o@$2.75; peach, ~.
BAooAs.-Thrse strings, $3.50; four strings,
small, ~ large, $3.50; five strings, $3.50. Rich
mond made brooms, two strings, $l.75Gs2; three
strings, %. 25@S3.25 four strings, S3G$a.
BROOM STHAw.-sc. T. b.
BucKgrs-Painted, two hoops, $2.75; three
hoops, 1925.
BRgswAx.-35I3'c. = b.
CoscgsTRArED LYg.-$21S3 q dozen by the
case.
CEMENT. .4o@s2.so u barrel; James river
S2.25.
CoEYEcTIoSARIEs, FRUITS, dc.-Candy, stick
2sc % b fancy. ao@75c. Raisins-bunch. $50
layers, rs "a box. Figs, soc. q b. Lemons
Sl6 5o@SH p box. Almonds, ss0soc. - b.
CoRy.-See Corn Exchange report.
Corn MRAL.-City mills, bolted, $l.l unbolted
nominal, 5llO; country mills, sc9ssc.
CHEgsE.-Northsrn and Western, prime cutting
l7c.; common, l20l5c. English dairy, 22G2sc.
CoEFEE.-Rio, 2i927c. Laguayra, 27G2se.
Java, aS04oc.
| Observation-Disclosures, light weight, 2og22e.
full weight, 24025c. tallow, lsc.
CorroN CAKps.-$79Ss Y dozen; wool cards
&s.sc06.
CorTos YARys.-From No. to No. II, 81 log
So IS; Manchester, $2.2s; Leaksville, 1910
DRY GooDs.-Prins: Sprsgus and Pacific, lsc.
American and Dunnels, lsc; Amoskeag, dark lsc
light l5c. Arnold's, llc.; Wamsutta, l2c. Brow
sheetngs: "A Battsrsea, l7c. North Carolin
sheetings, "A, le@l7c. Midlothian, I. llc.;
lie "A, ldc Standards, "A, $50. /; !, l5c
!, lO,c. Plaid Linssys, sO94oc.; American D,
LANES, 22a25c. Blsached Shirtings I, lO0lsc.;
lsl82oc.; "A, l5iG35c. Kentucky Jeans, aOep2l an
up to acc Printed Satinets, aoQ87oc; purple strip
llic /; ticking. HiGasc. checks. lsD2sc.; cambr
l39l5c. drilling, r3Galc. In hoop skirts, thread
spool cottons, and notions generally, no chang
since lsst report.
DRUGS AND DYxsruYYs.-Alum, Co.; eoppera
go; madden, 1ss.; indigo, el.SoGsl.so; sosn!nss
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,r,<Y. September 3:-Considerable
.' 90 is developing itself over the APP
s.'.. .i;r - trial Of General Cole for the
.' ',.,. Of Mr.. lliScock, who was men,
-" ~ the State Constitutional Couven-
~ ~. ,,,c in session here, for the alleged
4. ,.'.;g, Of Coles wife. The recent de-
''.'. .-r,cn;s OF the Canal Ring is creating
''. ..,rr current OF feeling in favor Of &C.
i. Gle, Iliscock having been promi-
.... member Of the Ring. General Cole
Nv. had numerous profcrs of service from
invent counsel, both in this State and
s.-n abroad among whom are Sanford f.
'.r,,b, General Nye, and General But
-. m whose staff Cole formerly served.
Tie celebrated criminal lawyer W. j.
arfrsy las been retained by Cole, and
a., g:obaaly defend him without assist
.... rom other counsel. 1t is stated,
~,.g good authority, that Mrs. Cole, the
s.. -,sna.c lady in the affair, has become
.-...r. Col. is hopeful, and in good
s..a and spirits, and feels fully justified
b, action. He ocEepics comfortable
-.er, in the city jail, and devotes most
. b, time TO reading and writing.
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The Cotton CrOp.

SAVANNAH, GA, September 5.-The re-
ports Of the Sea Island cotton crop is dis.
couraging. Along the South Carolina coast
the rain and worm have made great havoc.
Along the Georgia coast the worm has ap-
peared on only two islands. The other
islands expect fair crops. The estimate OF
the Sea Island crops made last week was
$4,000 bales. This week it is estimated at
only 80 ,OOC. The rains continue, but reports
from the interior announce good to fair
crops. No new Sea Island cotton has
been received yet.
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sRichmond Tobacco Exchange, September 5.

Breaks full. Market fiat. No change TO note
in prices. Below we give the transactions ::
III hogsheads, IS terces, and Is boxes offered,
and sold as follows:
HASUFACTCRISG TOBACCO.
L,tgs.-Common to medium dark working,
50 to 80 !; good dark working, IS to Sl2; sun
cured, common, - to $l2 sun-cured, good,
$l2 TO SIS; coal-cured common, 81 to $l2 !;
coal-cured, bright, $l2 to $40; coal-cured, fan
cy, 800 to Sij
LeaC-Common dark working ~ to 80; me-
dunn dark working $40 to $l4; good dark
working So TO $I7; fine and wrapping, SIS to
SCI; sun cured, sl5 to s25 and $50; yellow
wrappers common, $50 TO S35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $40 to 800 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
L,tgs.-Very common and heavy weights, 81
to $3.50 medium, 81 to IS; good IS to sl2 30.
Ltaf.-English shipping, SIG to $50 and $27 80;
continental shipping, Sl3 to SIS and S23.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Ledy.-Common, sig to $l4; good, SO to $l7;
fine, SIS to $40 and S23.
Msms.-Tery common to good, 81 to $40.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Neutrality-suspicious.
between Grant and SIckIes

From Neutrality-suspicious.
between Grant and Sickles.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-The Grand
Encampment of the National Union John.
SON men meets tonight. Several promi.
nent men from abroad are advertised te
be in attendance.
A four column letter from General
Sickles to General Grant will be published
tomorrow. 1t is dated August II. Com
municating the Wilmington, N. c., diff
Guilty, he says: 81 caused the command
ing officer to be informed that on the re-
ceipt of the report he has been ordered to
make in relation to the pending cases he
will receive further instructions, and that
mean while he will not permit the order or
decree of any court to be enforced in vio-
lation of existing military orders"
To this General Grant replies: your
dispatch of this date is received. Follow
the course of action as indicated by you
as right, and consider my dispatch of the
18th as entirely withdrawn" The docu-
ment gives no hint Of the purport of
Grants dispatch Of the 18th.
The report current of sharp colloquy
yesterday between General Grant and
President Johnson is groundless.
WAsHINToN, September 5.-The United
States Consul at Messina estimates the
deaths of cholera there since July at six
thousand. 1t is spreading, but abating in
fatality.
Major Lmeay, of the Fort Kearney Mas
sacre commission, has arrived, after six
months on the plains. He thinks the
Indians must be whipped before we can
have peace. They find war profitable.
They have killed seven commissioned
officers and stolen property of great value
in the vicinity of Fort Phil Kearney.
The revenue receipts to-day were $780,
900.
General Grant authorized the publica-
ton of General Sickles's letter (sent by
telegraph yesterday.
A knowing gentleman made bet to-day
that the California Democrats have elected
their Governor and two Congressman, and
that the Legislature is Democratic.
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Nine Young Persons Drowned.

I HESTER, n. y, September PA
.st catastrophe occurred here yesterday
.re-aoon on Lake Ontario, twenty rods
..-.le Iron Forks docks, in the town Of
.4.io. Wayne county. A pleasant party
v1rtecn young persons were taking a
Jon Lake Ontario, and on attempting
,.-a tie boat toward shore it was cap
!, and niuc Of the party, six girls aud
-er boys, were drowned. None Of the
.g, have been recovered.
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Mr.. johnson was again besieged Wednes-
day by clamorers for changes in the Cab,
net. He replied that some changes would
shortly take place, but his friends must not
expect him to do everything at once. The
general demand is that Mr. Seward shall
be the first dcposed.
Prohibition does not work we'll in Mas
sacbusetts, The Boston Advertiser says
that the Hubites who formerly drank by
the mint now drink by the gallon, and that
retail tipping is changed into wholesale
drunkenness.
Advices from Oregon state that Mr.
Williams. in making canvass, is advo.
eating negro suffrage for the South, but
none for Oregon. This is the Republican
party idea f"equal and exact justice 1oi
I'LL men,"
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The Election I'm California.

SAN Francisco, September 5.-The
election in California is progressing quiet
ly. The Democratic vote is larger than
for some years. At 3 o'clock, Haight, De-
mocratic candidate for Governor, was
ahead in this city. Phelps, the Republi-
can candidate for Congress in the first dis
trict, is probably beaten. The Republi-
cans consider the other congressman safe.
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GpnHria POLITICS.

AUGUSTA, GA, September 5-Hon. Ben
iamin Hill is writing series of letters to
General Grant, through the press, in reply
to General Pope, in which he ssserts that
no respectable white man in the South
approves of the military bills as constltu-
tional, right, just, or necessary. The un-
candid accept, the candid reject. The
first article will appear in the Chronicle
Tomorrow
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STEAMER RArsED. Tho steamer Jenny
Lind, which recently was sunk about a
mile and half below Suffolk, was raised
Yesterday morning about ! o'clock by
Captain Lewis, Of the Atlantic Coast
Wrecking Company, and will be towed
down by the Favorite to-day.-NorJolk
Journal, yesterday.
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California Election-Democr Sue

SAN Francisco, September 4.-The De-
mocratic Mayor Of the city and majority
of the city legislative ticket has been
elected. Returns from the interior of the
State show reduced Union majorities.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-General
Denver received to-day dispatch dated
at San Francisco yesterday, saying all
right" for the Democrats.
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Fatal Shooting Affair.

MOBILE, September 5.-Colonel F. B.
Shepherd, who was shot at Mount Vernon
Arsenal few weeks since by Captain
Shaft, died here to-day of his wounds.
The trial of Shaft by military commission
concluded to-day. Colonel Shepherd was
a highly respected citizen.
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MARYLASD.-John l.. Thomas, ex-mem-
Der of Congress, and other prominent Ma
rylanders, were here to-day. They confirm
the reports of a feeling existing among the
rebels of Maryland to have President
Johnson dispose Of Congress. They openly
boast that they are ready to obey call
from the President to engage in such a
schcme.-TriJune tele4rdm.
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Convention OF Cigar Makers.

BUFFALO, September 3.-The fourth
%.uona. Convention OF the Cigar Makers
Jaoa>, now in session in this city, will
..g. az appeal to Congress asking that
lie present tax on cigars be modified or
repealed. There are delegates from every
SAFE in the Union present. The majority
Of tie delegates present favor the enforce
LIN; OF the cight-hour law in every State.
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THE CABINET ORGAN The single house OF
MASON l. HAMLlS has succeeded in so far outstrp-
ping It's rivals that the question, WHO makes the
best reed organs I" is no longer ar open one. vi
the excellence Of these instruments wa have ior
own part. become perfectly satisfied by ire
auent personal trials OF the MASON HAMLIS in
struments and OF various others. 1t is patent and
unde niab le.-Neto Iork Euening Post.
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Why GENERAL GRANT DOES NOT MEET
THE CABINET.-To-day the demands OF
public business were so great that he was
unable to attend the Cabinet meeting
This is the reason for his absence, and not
that attributed to him-viz., a request that
he be relieved from attending the meet
ings generally .-Ne,o York Times.
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TAXING THE BoNDs.-The State Con-
vention of the Radical party in Wisconsin
adopted resolution in favor Of the main
tenance of the national faith as pledged tc
its creditors, and the equalization of taxes
This latter phrase means taxation Of the
national bonds.
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THE IMPEACHMENT QUEsTIOS.-We are
glad to be able to state that the sentiment
in favor of impeachment that became so
rife under the influence of the late re-
markablc course of the President is sub
siding rapidly WdShinqton Star.
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IGE Cause or DIR. LEYBURS's DEATH
MS 4eaiia had been precariouS for some
months past, and a short time since he had
,'r& attacked with two coDgestive chills.
;A'r" days ago he expressed to friend
-' serious apprchensons Of third at
'1vh, II being, We believe, a theory with
many medical practitioners that the third
o'1EcNtlyc chill is almost sure to be fatal
i '.c attacks are in quick succession
-'SagtJH Guzstte.
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Mr.. BRECKISRlDGE.-A dispatch from
Nashville, Tenn, to the Cincinnati Com
mercial says that private advices from the
Hon. j. G. Breckenridge represent him as
favoring almost any plan of reconstruction
which shall unite the country.
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iV,I-ofFlcES IN VIRGINIA. Establish
n ;a..s Gross Roads, Essex county, Va. ;
~, /" man J. Dunn postmaster; between
1r''y' Tavern and Tappahaunock. Fork
Inns 1-1s, Cumberland county, Va, G. J.
r 1.'L'4 postmaster; special supply from
:, ,'' ,! Dover Mines, Goochland coun-
:, w.. '"'' Charles f. Gelson postmaster !;
'''"eel Dover Mills and Wcstham Locks.
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- = - : -
General Howard.

Providence, R. l., September Scene
raj Howard has received intelligence from
General Grant this evening instructing
him to retain his position at the head OF
the Freedmen's Bureau.
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Wnterspout in Delaware.

WILMINGTON, DEL, September 5.-A
waterspout 100 feet in diameter crossed
the river and passed north of the city to-
day. Trees and fences were carried on
by 1t.
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s.re, NC Village Of New Iberia, Louisiana,
gs,r,. '.'oar deaths from yellow fever had
wery up 70 Monday moSling of last
Of. ..,AaL,o all OF this mortality was out
d. population Of not over fourteen hun
with >, "1e hundred and fifty were sick
liz why ,',' 'e'ef at that date. The streets of
cy,ei'is are said to be 10 aterribiy filthy
yg,I S. ". forney has arrived at New
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80" ORLEANS CUsToM-noUsE.-Collec-
W, .... AT!'osg, Of New Orleans, now in this
las received information from his
.t-'sa That the receipts of the custom
... avg Id That city during the last week of
d. '>, ranged from S32 900 to $40, 600 per
,.,:. FROM this it will be seen that not
n.,...''SIla!ng the yellow fever the business
{.. "S crescent City is reviving.-Wash-
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REsIGNED.-We are informed that
Thomas J. Corprew has resigned the posi-
ton of treasurer of the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg railroad. His successor has not
been named. -Nufolk Journal, yesterday.
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Obituary.

ST. LOUIS, September s. Addison
Hardcastle, prominent merchant of this
city, was found dead to-day, having died
of heart disease.
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Sickness FarewelI-Ar-ivai OF Gene
raj Candy.

Sickness FarewclI-Ar-ival OF Gene.
raj Candy.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September Sat
noon to-day General Candy appeared at
district headquarters, and was formally
received by General Sickles. He was re-
ceived with salute of thirteen guns.
General Sickles, in his farewell order,
commends the zeal and fidelity of his su-
coordinate officers and troops.
General Canby's first order simply an
nounces that he has assumed command
gives the name of his staff; and continues
in force for the present the existing mill
tary orders.
Sickles sails for New York Saturday on
the steamer Manhattan. He publishes in
the papers tomorrow long letter to
General Grant, in iustiic alton Of his case.
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,a' l., v Randolph & Co. have sold a farm
mi. .'S ing Major r. w. n. holland, half a
Z w ron Ivy depot, belonging to DR.. John
D,.' o ,SS' containing l40 acres, to Mr..
..,, W. 4" centre county, Pa, for fifty dol
P'' acre, cash. Charlottesville Chro-