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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-11
From Richm0nd-Tr0uble Apprehended
with the Negr0es-Verdict against an
Expross COMPANY. f..s.5 f.- q

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9,
An excited Republican meeting was held at
the headquarters of the blacks last night A
committee was appointed to wait ON Gen. Seho-
field and request him to order the city election
Lewis Lindsey, colored delegate elect to the
Convention, made speech. He alluded to the
discharge of negroes for voting the radical
ticket He said before any of his children
should suffer the streets of Richmond should
run knee deep in blood. He thanked God the
negroes had learned to use swords and guns
All efforts OF the more peaceful negroes to
stop these demonstrations we've wildly booted
down.. The citizens are apprehensive of trou-
BILE. Mr.. Wardell and other radicals left the
meeting ,l9 1H9
Yesterday, at Brownsville, Tenn, suit
against the Southern Express Company was
tried, in which the plaintiff claimed damages
for goods destroyed by Federal troops on an
express car in Virginia The express company
plead that their bills provided against damages
for loss by fire or the common enemy. Judge
Butler decided that Federal troops were not
common enemy, and verdict OF $4,000 was
given against the company A
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Destructive Fires.

CHlCAGO, NOV. H.
The Brighton House, outside the city limits,
together with the stables and sheds was de-
stroyed BY FIRE yesterday afternoon. Loss $15,-
600 to $4,000; insured for $500 in Chicago
companies Ten horses were burned to death
Az o'clock the boilers in MARBLES fiouring
mill, on Canal street, exploded with a tremen-
eogs noisei tearing the building to fragments
sna scadI'eF rg the debris oyer the entire neigh
borhood; The iron roof was thro wn i'm almost
0 compact mass 100 feet The hu;il;na took
fire Immediately after the explosion and was
entirely consumed. Loss estimated at $500
The engineer is missing, and is believed ~ have
been buried in the ruiz s. lSSS' " nave
A fire this afternoon destroyed the entire
block between Wells and Lazelle streets on
the north side OF the Chicago river. Ten build
ings occupied as saloons and sailors boarding
houses were consumed, together with the dock !
and freight sheds of the Northern Transpor-
tation Company. A considerable amount OF
mercha ndise in store was also burned Loss
estimate ed at $4,000; insurance not ascertain
ad
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WI -FIa3 NEW YORK, Nov 0.
The demand for Money from the Stock Excbang
ia moderate and readily met at a. per cent on
call There is no change to notice in discounts an
business n, per Is not very current either at bank
in The omen market The letter OF Mr.. Stevens was
freely n "a this morning argument for advance
prices Of both gold and stocks, but the effect was
very slight and only of short duration The Gold
market opened al 1891 and declined to 1884. Loans
were made at "a 6 per cent fvr carrying The rail-
way market was firm at the open Board and STOCK
iEAchange, but afterwards became weaker III the
iony roohf The volume of business was on very
moueIate scale: with special interest The Gov
State bons WILL were firm generally the border
hrm but dun The coal and miscellaneous stocks
were gulet , ana without very special change. The
imports 9tner man Dry goo and specie at the port
OF New YORK from foreign ports for the week ending
November were So, 720,755, ~ ''' 0s
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From, New ORLEANS.

3 ,.ff Gee ssg 3s.u New ORLEANS, Nov. 9.
Col. w, III. McCartle, editor of the Vicksburg
Times, was yesterday placed in confinement
by order of Gen. Ord, The charge has not been
says it was for personal denunciations.
New ORLEANS, Nov 10. q.
The ships Astronom and Constantia have ar
rived here FROM Bremen, with 449 immigrants,
the greater portion of whom were for the
Northest, and they were taken on board steam
boat for ST. Louis without landing. Quite
number Of immigrant ships have arrived at
this port lately. zal
( The Board of Heath has discontinued it's
daily mortuary reports.
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A FEW Gentlemen boardeis, OF gentleman and
A wife, can be accommodated at No. 20 Myrtle st.
November 6. diff
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~ Lia s' LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 10.
p The storm on Friday night did considerable
damage at Franklin. KY, demolishing two
story tobacco warehouse, unroofng the Baptist
Church and injuring several other buildings
At Greencastle, Indiana, $4,000 worth of
property was destroyed. the Methodist Church
was unroofed the Baptist Church blown down
and many houses considerably injured. In the
county considerable valuable timber was
hllrul dnun - -
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s Wanted.
(NOAT, Pant and Vest Makers, at A. +. YORK'S,
SIBrown a. Hanson's Block, Middle ST, opposite III.
II. HAYS. aug26d3m
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- AE& ~ rs BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov 8.
bakers at % asd or
White. Wheat Is in fair inquiry and lower; sales
$4,000 bush. No. Milwaukee Club at 2 90 a OF;
10000 bush. No. at "a a IS; 1900 bush. She
bOygan and Manitowoc at 2 0oi, closing dull. Corn
opened dull and heavy, but closed with good de-
sample, at 10; $500 bush No do at il; this az
ternoon, 16, 900 bush at ~ a 49, and 5000 bush
do at 10 Oats dull and advanced lc; sales ~, 900
bush. Western at 65c. Rye-saes 1900 BUSH Can
ada at 45 1,0lO bush. Western at 40. U 81 q p
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Forcign Exports mt Porilnnd.

The total value OF foreign exports from this port
last week, amounted to $220O06.42 Included in the
shipments We're 6,sls sugar box Shocks 5,l2i shocks
and heads 400 cart hid shocks, 800 HOOPS "a sets
truss hoops, APIS prs headings bbls. bungs 374
bills Hour, 90 5bs. potatoes, 80 bbls. oatmeal 297
bags malt, II tubs butter PAT bbls apples 1850 cab
bages, boxes bacon, 100 boxes herring 10 bills
pearl barley, 400 sides leather, 2S tons shorts 4
stoves bbls.s naptlia bbls. kerosene oil, So bbs
anndry mdse, lt
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The Steamer Hendrick II udson-Sundny
Z Horse Cars. ~ - Ff-

! 7-1--19f - n FHILADELPHIA, NOV. 10. 2.
The owners and underwriters Of the steamer
Hendrick Hudson, bound hence for Havana,
have received information of her total loss.
She had been ashore and was hauled of, but
il was impossible TO keep her afloat, and she
sunk in 100 fathoms of water about 20 miles
from Havana The passengers aud crew were
saved. The vessel and cargo were fully rsur-
ed. sa ffs-za ai i +. -.s t..ft-.q
Court cars were run on several of the city rail-
roads to-day, apd were well patronized. In
some churches the ministers strongly denounc-
ed the whole affair rs most wicked and un-
christian like. As1 ans tttA9 -
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Philadelphia Markets

PHIIADELPHIA, Nov. s.
Cotton frmer unchanged. Glover Seed7 90 a 8 90.
Petroleum unsettled; Crude at 1Sc sales 2000 bbls;
refined, In bond, at 275 a 29c. Flour dull; prices
unchanged. Wheat very duh; 23t@247. Corn
declining; Yellow 81; Mixed Western 50. Oats
at CT q Zoe. Groceries and Provisions unchanged.
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Alnba..n con.,.su.ienn, Conrennon.

MONTGOMERY, NOV. .. Z
The Reconstruction Convention has decided
against the proposition TO insert proscrip
tive feature in the new constitution. The Re-
publican party propose to elect all the State
and county officers at the same time, the con-
slitution is submitted TO the people, in hopes of
getting larger vote on its ratification and pre-
vent any loss TO the Republicans on account of
freedmen changing their houses on the first of
January
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To LET.
TO HAET.

THE brick and wooden building occupied by
Messrs. Davis, Baxter q Co., Richardson's
Wharf
Terms liberal, possession given first December
For further particulars enquire of
.tE EtH t X. Il. UPHAW,
oct 23-dtf -i 12S Commercial st.
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City Of Portland.

In Board of Mayor and Aldermen,
Nov. 4th, 1867.
ON THE Petition of Il. L Stanwood for lieence to
" erect and use a Stationary Steam Engine, cast
OF India street, on the Odel Estate,
ORDERED, That Wednesday, the Goth day OF Nov
inst, at O'Clock p. NJ, at the Mayors Office, be
assigned as the time and place for considering
said petition; and that the peti' Jner give notice
thereof by publishing this order In the Portland
Daily Press four mes, the first publication TO be at
least fourteen days beforehand, that all persons In
terestej may appear, and lie heard thereon.
Attest: j. M. HEATH Ctty Clerk
Copy Attest: j. M. HEATH, CITY Clerk
noy6dtd
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,4.fi7 -.f,IJ 4 NJ BALTIMORE, Nov. 9. p
Cotton quiet; Mlddling uplands at IS a Isle Flour
quiet; sales of extra r shipment ito Rio, IL 90.
Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn dull; old
White at 30; yellow at 50 a 80; now 90 q II I;
Mixed Western at 20. Oats very firm at II a Toe.
Rye dull at 4, 20 $50. Provisions fiat and nominal.
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wa.hiua,on Correspondence.

NEW YORK, NOV. "
The morning papers have the fohowins
specfais from Washington:
Excellent authority states that the Presldeni'
has deterninee@to make changes IN ms oap an
net Henry L. Smythe. Collector OF Ne" iTih
has been rendered the Postmaster y SIP
or. Secretaryship of the Treasury; LIS , ais9
said that Reyerty johnson VIII De tenuere :
the position of Secretary OF Sfasc viii NJ - Ses s
in Decen,ber There are "a host OF applicants
for the place. u. IN a..
wear chow deficien " instead of a small sur
plus. .-, l,.8s.E.
much property abandoned by the rebels during
the war has since been occupied by them with
out making the required application. All such
property will be formally taken possession of
by the. Government on the first of January
next, and rented to refugees and freedmen.
Gen. Howard has gone on AN extensive tour
OF inspection South concerning the freedmen
Forney insists that what he said in his edl-
total concerning the position of Gen Grant IS
true, notwithstanding the assertion that Gen.
Grant had pronounced it false.
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Indian AGnirs.

"A -. n ~ ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 10.
An Omaha dispatch says full representa-
ton of the northern Sioux will meet the In
dian Commissioners at Fort Laramie. The
Commissioners will return TO the North Platte
about the 18th, where all the southern Sioux
and Cheyennes, who are represented as very
an xious for peace, will meet them. a
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8EA nnA FLOUR BARRELS, at Forest
3OO.OOO City Sugar Refinery, West Com
merciaa, near foot of Emery street. @ts
Proposals will also be received for Sugar Bar
rels, and a sample may be seen at the Office the
Company, 1884 Commercial, al corner Of Union st.
teb12d&wtt T. G.. HERSEY
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BOSTON Corn Exchange.

g BOSTON, Nov.9.
The receipts since last have been Ii 1853 bbls of
Flour. No Grain Of any kind received. Flour is IN
limited demand; sales of Western superfne at so
q 25; common extra at 9 20 q 10 100; ! medium do
at dIev g u oo and good and choice 81. Louis at
II 90 % Is so y Dbl Southern at u 90 q 10 81 for
good and choice extra. Corn is dull sales of new
Southern Yellow az 1 40 q 81. and Western Mixed
ut A g &c " bush Oats are dull; sales of South
ern and Western at so a Sec y bush. Rye is selling
al 1S091 So W bush. Shorts are selling at $34 "a Sc
q 80 ~ ton. Provisons--Pork Is quiet; sales of
Prime at 20 90 q 81 co. mess at % 50 e Is 00 clear
at "A 90 a 26 co. cash. Beef is steady; sales of good
Eastern and Western at 16 90 "a p 90; of extra
mess ut % 30 "a % 50; and of family extra at "a 80 "a
70 90 " bbl Lard Is firm at ID a 14ic " fb In bbls
and terces. Smoked Huns are selling at 16 40 1Sc
forplan and at 10 a 21c " f cash. for covered and
fancy. Butter is firm at 80 q Acc " ID for common
to choice. Cheese at lS az 16ac " ID, ~. ~ f.3s
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..ss .ls,s-F :, z-zssa es.a. HAVANA, Nov. 9. s7
and p reals Tor lower grades Bacon at IA q 10 reals
Cheese at SIT 90 per cwt; Potatoesat 81 q 3; Petro
leum 1874 reals for bbls and a Al reals in tins
ordinary; Hoops, short, $35 q 40 " M; long, $45 q
30; Moasscs at Fl reals; Sugar at u reals; Oaons
at 81 q 8; Sugar, from No. 10 to IL Dutch standard,
"a a a reals; from Nos. Is to 20 at 104 reals No. II
fir No. 81 q 81 reals per arobe according to quality.
Exchange on London at IA premium; on New York
currency, at 20 discount on long sight, and on
short sight. Gold ,long sight, per cent premium.
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80 TOLEDO, Nov. 8.
Flour dull Wheat declined "a Sc; Amber and
Spring dull; OF White Michigan at 20 "a 271 !;
Amber Michigan at So; No. Spring 2 OF. Corn
old Is lower; new Is unehanged sales of No. Wa
bash at CSk; No. 2 do at los; Michigan at OF
new SIC rejected, new, Soc Oats steady; sales OF
No. at &c. Rye held at 80 for Mol; Is was Of
H.rol
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Cleveland Markets.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 8.
Floursqnet and unchanged. Wheat duh and
heavy; Mol Winter req eco; No. do at do oY so.
Corn quiet and unchanged Oats firmer and in good
demand at 66c for Mol State Rye quiet and un
changed. Barley nominal. Petroleum dull, heavy
and unchanged. - a., .s.sss.sss~s5ss
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A FIRST rate Cook will find good and pleasant
1situaton by applying Immediately at No. II
State Street. August g. 1861. -gesa
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-sy srs-yHE New York, Nov 9.
Returns from the election in the third Con-
gressional district, to fl the vacancy caused by
the death of Thos. e. NOEL, indicate the cleo
tiop OF Gen. Mccormick, Democrat, by about
800 majority.
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CIncfnnati IVA u rkes..

-SSs'taeA SD CINCINNATI, Nov. g.
Whiskey unchanged but In fair demand for Free
Mess Pork dun at 20 90. Bacon dull and nominal at
12 a 12tc for shoulders l5s "a ice for clear sides;
10 az 15i for clear ribs. Lard duh at 12c. s -
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Chicago Markets, o. !

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 9.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet; 1 50 for No. Spring,
173l q tag for No. q Corn dull and declined q
13c; sales at 03 for No. 1, and i 90 9 OF for
No. 2. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Reccipts-l, 100 bbs. flour, 10, 900 bush wheat 20
900 bush. corn 900 bush. oats, 1920 hogs Ship
ments-7, 800 bills -four, 71O00 bush. corn $4,000
bush. oats. N8aRga a 5nss - 6
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To Let.

-fgssB ssi sleTO Let. siissk fH3liisf
4 BOUT 300 feet of the lower end of Custom House
n Wharf, and the Warehouses and Offices there
ON, now occupied by Thomas Ascencio 4 Co. En-
quire OF II LYNCH, BARKER d CO.,
septl1f 139 Commercial Street.
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san Francisco nInrIIef.


sEee hgf SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.
Flour quiet; sales confined to local trades extra
at s 90; snperfne 25. Wheat quiet and prices are
nominally z 40 q 9 So. Legal Tenders 72k. sol
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From Havana.

u y ~ p HAVANA. Nov.
The story that the cholera has broken out in
this island is fabrication, though 1t is alleged
the report was started on good authority. On
the strength of the report several physicians
and hospital inspectors were appointed to look
after the public health, aud other important
measures were taken. No clean bills of health
were granted. The health of the city is unsuf-
passed. &k8UE MyAs Cf8aB%iS9g ~
The iron-clad Tetnan goes home.
The Austrian frigate Elizabeth is Here 80
,EAEggysuaa aEh HAVANA, Nov. 8. =
The Official Gazette publishes an order from
the Minister at Madrid, providing for the re-
turn to merchants of cverpaid duties since Jau-
uary last. The document is harsher than any
former one towards the customs officials. F
The British war steamer Caraconta has ar
rived here from Honduras. Gen. O'Connor, of
the British forces in Honduras, is a passenger,
together with his staff, en- route to Nassau on
special government business. ~ % SIS
Mr.. Austin, late Governor of Honduras. is
going to England. H 10 p s.zssa Esq
Further advices from st. Thomas state that
the American ship Sprague was dismasted in
the late hurricane. The Aberdeen was badly
damaged. The Nellie Gray and Mecausta are
in want of masts. &aF'as4 ~ Eh
The steamships Georgia and Eagle sailed for
New York to-day. mees -, !.
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WANTED,
Raarders wantad
Wanted.

CENTLENAN and his wife can be accommo-
n dated with pleasant front room. or two or three
single gentlemen with board at 2it Flee st. 4'
n0v9dlwt
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Genteel Household Furniture
AT AUCTION

nN FRIDAY, November 18Th, At 10 O'clock A. NJ,
" at the residence of the late Hon. George Evans,
corner OF Park and Spring Streets. will be sold the
entire Furniture, in pari rs follows. VIZ. Full set
Parlor Furniture, IN carved walnut and green; ele
CANT carved Book Case, marble top Tables, Divan,
Lounges, Wbat-Nots; Dining Furniture in cak
chamber Scls in walnut, mahogany and ornamental
painting; damask, rocatel and thibet CnrialHs,
Mirrors Feather Beds, Hair Mattresses, Blankets,
Marssilles Quilts, Ned Linen; Brussels three MY,
oil, straw and stair Carpets; Table Damask; China.
Glass, CfCckefy and Plated War;; cutlery; marble
top CoInnodc, Vases, M3ntel Ornaments, Looks,
Maps. Kitchen Furniture; cooking Pafl0r and CHAM
Der Stoves; and, in fact every article desired m
we'll furnished house. The furniture oil Inaeeto or
der and in excellent eouditon. House VIII De open
at eight O'Clock A NJ on morning OF sale .
500 a. - Also, at Private Sale, - .....
The four stcried brick dwelling above, built ia
the most thor0u IL manner; flushed Throughout or
ranged for convenience. with all modern imorove
ments: marble mantels bath rooms f9r hot anu cold
water, range furnace, gas fittings ami chandeliers
slated roof, copper conductors &c, with an excel
lent brick stable in the rear, all In complete repair
anu will be sold low. Apply 10 the Auctioneers, tx
change Street. noyedtd
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Sa-@e ) - % ass CHARLESTON, S. O., Nov. g.
Cotton active and advanced Jc; sales 700 bales;
Middng i7Jc; receipts 2250 bales; receipts of the
week 165o bales exports, $3.50 bales; stock, 1o26s
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Cotton--hl good demand sales $50 bales; Middlng
Orleans 1Sic receipts 1924 bales exports S7 bales
Other markets generally quiet account OF heavy
rain. Sugar and M0lasses unchanged. ll..l u -
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rha s,aa,,,ar R;sino tar WI; VsA, isGs, y :,
dotas Of the 10Th nIt hos ar,;vaJ ST. hpi, LIZ
SsSS 1853 II, treasure. - - ''''
~o Th,o I'd Star ond Hawaii "a +ba 1st;nst
hos adv;cas from Cantral anJ Sonth An,ar;oa
:, atta,nnt haS Re-. ,aa $500 :, 90
lnta, IN Casta P;co ~ ~ wv
snccas mi =. - 49, an-
Xnnord;na - stot;s+;os .l.,,,,.,ho 80 ,o..,.u
from chnlaEa in tha nanar.,a,* - 81 ea.,
N;ca,aa,,a a,a,a tro, ttn soisi 49, a.oye,
the Iot6 Of Sante,nhar annan,tad - - = 100 "
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atIasssaaes 81 @sas4 = SAVANNAH, Ga, Nov. 8.
sales for two days, bales receipts for tie week,
237 bales; exports 922s baes stock 81 1856 bales
WILMINGTON, NC, Nov. 8.
Spirits Turpentine firm at SIC. Rosin quiet at so
for No.2. Tar firm at TO-. Cotton active at 16tc
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Randall, McAII1Ster n Co,
nov6d1m . No 60 Commercial street.
INSURANCE, COMPANY Of North America
tt OF PHILADELPHIA w =

t OF PHILADELPHIA VII r
The Oldest Insurance Company in the United States.
Cash Capital, - S50o0oo
Assets, July LIST, 1867, Si.9O0'e00
o, A, e.. COFFIN, President.
insuTes hulls, Cargoes and Freghts against all the
usual Marine hazards, at current rates
w. IL. FofE, Agent OF Marine Dcparmf nj,
at established rates now COFFIN & LlDBf,
Agents of Flra Deno,,n,ant IL Exchange st. no5dti
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Southern Markets.

- 49, ~ AZ 80 ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Nov, 8. fg
Sales Of 81 hhds. Tobacco at 60 "a 46 90 for Lugs
and fine Leaf. Flour quiet; superfne 8 26 Wheat
declining; sales at e12 As, Corn, new, on the
ear In bulk, 90. Oats, in bulk 66 % Toe. Whisky,
in bond, 35c. Cotton tic. Mess Pork 20 90; Bacon
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s.q,, Z fls b5E5st1 New YORK, Nov. 8.
A New Orleans special says the exFederal
General who stated that he had paid money to
be appointed Sheriff in lieu of Hays, has re-
tracted, thus relieving Gen. Mower from an un-
pleasant suspicion. - i,...
[ A letter from Hon. Thaddeus Stevens is pub
lished, ine which he urges that only part of
the Government bonds are payable in gold, ac-
cording to the law providing for them. The
remainder are to be paid in lawful money
Legal Tenders. N 1864 trses ~ ftaffssse'f -
An Omaha special TO the Express says Sat
nrday evening last the track was laid on the
Union Pacific Railroad five hundred and ten
miles west of Omaha. To-day it is in Cheyenne,
five hundred and twenty miles west. 3 ~
The Trfbune's special says a man named
Galloway, from Havre de Grace, having been
indicted for beating colored girl--a school
teacher-was fined one cent to-day by a verdict
In the u. s. Circuit Court The evidence was
most positive of brutal treatment. 1sisss5I
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Cotton quiet at 16 q 1Ctc Tor Middng; receipts OF
the week, 1882 bales exports s,s4s bales; stock
z ,sl6 bales Com dull at I 10 G IS Oats dull at
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a MAN with $3.50. cash, TO buy out a first rate
N Fruit and Confectionery Stand, with stock and
fixtures, in the centre OF city, Doing good bust
ness Apply to-
~ -sfs4s Al. COX q CO., boss
General Business Agents, 35t 1-2 Congress st.
NOyemb Der 8. d1w# -l 3 ..,IF
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an asa. WASHINGTON Nov. 10.
Our Consul at st. John, N. F., reports the
London on the 9th of July last. in Hudson's
Bay The captain and crew arrived at ST.
John on the sd of October. The remainder
of the crew went home in other vessels. e sol
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a GENTS WANTED--s1O to $40 day, to intro
n duce our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
mo MACHINE. Price $40. 1t uses two threads,
prceu machines make the Chain Stitch. Exclusive
territory given. Send Tor Circular. w. q. WILSON
q Co., Manufacturers, CLEVELAND, Ohio. au13d3m
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5 MEMPHIS, Tenn, No,

Cotton market closed firm; Middine i6sc; sales
to dav 1000 bales, receipts to-day l75s bales sales of
the week 100 bales; receipts OF the week II 900
bales: exports :, 443 bales stock 21,543 bales
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Salt AnOsst.

unus ST. MARTlNS SALT,
Ut a SUI erior artiele for packing Beef and
ns on board Of es S ee o T.
, nJ At much less rate OF freight than II taken
In sn"'' '''' DANA 4 co.
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Furniture, CARPETS, Soap, &c,
Carne,a at Auctiop.

e. IA PATFEN a. co., Aurtionecrs
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.