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meeting OF the Stockholders of the
virginia & Tennessee Railroad.

RIoHMoHB, Oct. 1.-THE stockhold-
ers of the Virginia 81 Tennessee Rail-
road are in session at Lyuchburg, tor
ton with the SOuthside Virginia Rail-
road, who were served with a notice
from the War Department at Washing
ton, forbidding any change in the Pres
fdency of the company until all the
claims due the Government for run
ming stock and material sold it at the
conclusion of the war on credit, are
paid The stockholders appointed y
committee to confer with Gen. Grant,
and adjourned until the second Tues
day in November.
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The: Election News In Richmond.
jeff Davis Trial.

RICHMOND, Oct. ll.-Outside Of the
Republican party the election news
have have been received with general
pleasure and the bulletin boards have
been crowded all day. The colored
The Government is making arrange
meuts to have the Davis trial evidence
ana arguments reported by stsnograph-
ers for preservation in book form.
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quarterly REPORTS of the National
Hanks

wAsHINoToN, Oct. 1.-THE quarterly
reports of the National banks are being
received promptly at the office of the
Comptroller OF the Currency. About
one-haIf OF these reports. 500, showing
the condition of the banks on the
morning of the LIST inst, have already
been received. The reserves of the
banks are generally fully up to the re-
quirements OF the law, and their state
Inents are now being printed in full to
accompany the annual report of the
Comptroller TO Congress, in December.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of October

LONDON, Oct. lO.--Eveuing.-De-
crease of bullion in the Bank of Eng
land, G3s5, OO9; decrease in the Bank OF
France, 25, 600, 900 francs; Consols, 947z:
United States bonds, II SIG; Illinois,
777+: Erie, 439l; Atlantic, 2I1[; Frank
fort bonds, 745s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. electromagnetic
ton heavyi declined I'D; uplands, SIS;
Orleans, 81. Manchester advices I'M
favorable. Breadstuffs firm.
PARIS, Oct. IO.-The competition be-
tween English and American safe
makers, to-day terminated in favor OF
the American.
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NEW YORK, Oct. lO.-The Herald's
Philadelphia special says: A movement
is under advisement by the conserva-
tive Republicans in Philadelphia
to establish new party to the exclu-
sion of extremists on both sides.
The Herald's Washington special
says: Prominent Republicans in Wash
inglou have agreed almost unanimous
ly that in view of the late elections
Gen. Grant is by far the most available
man the party can bring forward for
the Presidency in 1865. Chase shares
are falling amazingly in consequence.
The application for the pardon of
james a. Seldom, formerly Secretary
of War in the Rebel Confederacy, was
under consideration at the meeting of
the Cabinet on Tuesday last. Seddon's
petition is well supported by intluen-
tlal endorsements, but by the advice OF
the members of the Cabinet the Presi-
dent has decided to postpone action on
the case for the present.
The application for pardon from eX-
Commodore Barron, OF the rebel navy,
is now in the hands OF the President
awaiting his consideration, and 1t is
thought that il us well as Alexander
days.
Gen. Brown has inquired into the
reported disturbance by the negroes at
Norfolk, and found it untrue.
The Times special says: II Is now
generally conceded that General Grant
and Secretary McCulloch will soon be
called on TO leave the Cabinet. The
friends of the administration announce
that as soon as proper persons can be
selected as their successors their resig-
nations will be asked for.
The Tribune special says: II is stated
by the Presidents friends that the over
lures made by him TO the New York
Democracy have not been accepted, and
until he hears from them no Cabinet
changes are likely to be made, II is
evident from their talk that the New
York Democracy are endeavoring to
prevent any changes until after the
State elections in November.
Secretary McCulloch and Commits
sioner Rollins are entertaining propo-
sition to abolish the Metropolitan Board
of Revenue in New York.
The case of Callicott and that OF Mess
more are said to be unfavorable to the
| longer existence of the Board.
In conversation to-day SeC'y McCul-
! loch expressed the opinion that Mr..
| Peudleton's plan for paying the 5.20s
| in greenbacks was substantially repu-
diation, and that 1t would not be
adopted.
Itappears 20 be quite probable now
| that Gen. McClernand of Illinois may
succeed Gen. Grant in the War Depart
ment.
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wAsHINoToS, Oct. ll.-Admiral Far
raEut's official report of his reception
at Copenhagen. has been received. He
dined with the King by invitation, and
many courtesies We're extended. On
the voyage, the Franklin proved her
self the fastest steam frigate in the
navy The Admiral reached Graves
end on the 26th ult.
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Inauguration OF Governor BroWnIow

Vi
NASHVILLE, October l0.-Governor
Brownlow was inaugurated this morn
ing. He appeared in the House OF
REPRESENTATIVES, and took the oath of
office. The inaugural was read by his
private secretary. In it he expresses
gratitude for the honor of second
election by larger majority than ever
given to a Governor, but regards II as a
triumph of principle represented in his
nomination, rather than personal
victory. He paid the highest compli-
ment to the Republican party, the only
organization controlled by men up
with the advanced ideas OF the times,
and guarding with a Jealous eye the
preservation OF the Union. Tennes-
see he spoke of as the harbinger
of a. new dispensation of politi-
cal affairs at the South. In regard to
Northern men settling in the State, he
said: "I have witnessed with regret,
in different localities of the State, a dis
position to prescribe the Northern men
and drive them from the country. 1 do
not enter into this spirit, nor Will lad
minister the Executive branch of the
State government upon any such prin
ciple. 1t men are good enough to come
to Tennessee and encounter the cold
and heat in the mud and rain of our
climate and face rebel bullets in
putting down rebellion, they are good
of honor and trust. We want North
ern capital, Northern enterprise,
&c. Get all this, and 1 for one am
willing to take fair proportion Of
Northern politicians, but / will yield
to no man in my country for that class
OF Northern men who come among us
and for the sake of position and patron
age abandon their honest sentiments
and are rebel sympathizers."
The inaugural concludes as follows
"Imploring for your guidance the favor
of Almighty God, which is never with
held from law makers, whose cause is
just, shaped solely by the conception
He gives them OF right and duty, with
a sentiment, which / trust may inspire
all our actions, the union of the Re-
publican party Tor the sake Of the
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IOWA ELECTION.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Oct. lI.-Twenty-
nine counties thus far heard from.
They give over II, 600 Republican major
crease 1t to 5000.
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Business somewhat improved and
prices generally unchanged except for
delaines, which are down To II for hest
makes, Armunes, Cashmeres, Robes
and all wool delaines are steady. Prints
are steady; selling at II for American;
l41< for Spragues and Pacific; Is for
Cochecn and Merrimack ID; I21< for
Amoskeag, and lOH for " amsutta.
Ginghams sold rapidly at I2K for
Hampdens White; Hartford held at II;
Lancaster 90 Stannard sheetings are
steady at I61z tor Indian and Atlantic
a; Roxbury and Medfordi 10 for At
lantic and shiTtings.
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CLOSING PRIcEs-5:SO P. N.

CLOSING PRICEs-5:SO P. N.
MoSEY-Market shade easier, per
cent for call loans.
Misunderstanding quiet at lO9a
lO9IS in gold for first class bills
GoLD-Firmer, opening at I439<, de-
cling to l43ss, advancing to 1879, and
closing at I432z.
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-Irregular, IN
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OHIO ELECTION.
The Very Latest.
Hayes Elected by $1,000 Majority:


COLUMBUS, o., Oct. I'LL PM.
Hayes majority is something over
three thousand. Both branches of the
Legislature are Democratic by small
majorities. j.
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The first meeting of the Government
OF Ontario was held at the Rossin House
yesterday. All the members were
present. 1t is understood that nothing
ofspecial interest was before the Coun-
ell
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CRIsPER COMA.

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TNTELLIGENCBR JOB OFFICE,
No. Is Quincy street
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS LABELS.
INSURANCE POLICIES AND BLANKS.
DRAY TICKETS AND BILLS OF LADESG
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKS. NOTES. RECEIPTS.
HOW BILLS, for Country Merchants.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT STocKs.-Coupons '62
liz; "a, l055s; '65, 1927; new, lO7; l0-4Qs
lOO5<; 1905, second aud third, 1855.
MONEY! per cent.
faI091z.
GoLD-I43Z.
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The Latest News

BY Ell H G PHI
By the Union Line:
Once. corner OF Main and Monroe street.
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nARKnTs De rELEaKArM.
NEW YORK. October IL.

REGULAR REPORT.
CoTTON-1Salc lower; sales 2, 900 bales
at lSc for middling uplRnds.
FLoUR-Receipts Is, $50 bblE; market
Irregular, unsettled and I0a20c lower;
sales Il, 600 bbls at S9ag 80 for superline
western; $40 60al3 so for round hoop
Ohio; SllaI6 80 for st. Louis, closing I'M
settled. California Flour-Dull; sales
800 sacks and bbls at SIl 25sl3 80. Rye
Fluur-Sules $50 bbls at S7a9.
WHIsKY-Quiet and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-R l64, 034 bu;
market 2a4c lower and more active; the
decline is caused by the advance in
freights; sales III 500 bu at 81 23a2 20 for
No. 8 spring; S2 3la2 SO for No. do;
81 36a2 80 for No. dOi 81 80 for amber
state and Michigan; 81 40 for amber
Minnesota; s. % for white Genesee.
Rye-Quiet; sales 1000 bu western at
81 7Oi $500 bu state at 81 20. Barley
Dull and Ease lower; sales 1000 bu Can-
ada West at 81 60; western nominal at
81 40. Barley Malt-Dull. Corn-Re-
ceipts IS, Az bu; market la2c lower; sales
90, 900 blu at 81 37al Al for mixed western
in store and Rfiont, closing at 81 405S
afloat. Oats-Receipts 7s,ll7 bu; mar
ket opened dull and 1a2c lower and
closed active and firmer; sales 800, 900
bu, nearly all to arrive, at 79aS2c for
western, closing at SIC.
GRoCERIEs-Rice and Coffee-Dull.
Sugar-Easier; sales 800 hhds. Cuba at
1IJIa121Sc. Molasses-Dull.
HoPs-Quiet and steady at 40a65c.
Firm at lb1Sal6c for
crude; 3551a36c for refined in bond.
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork- and low
er; sales $3.50 bbls. at 81 50a23 90 for
mess; closing at So so cash; $50 OOa20 so
for prime. Beef-Quiet and steady;
sales 70 bbls. at previous prices. Tierce
Beef-More active; sales 500 tierces, No
vember delivery, at S33 90 for prime
mess; $50 90 for India mess. Beef Hams
Dull and nominal. Cut Meats-Hea-
w and Irregular sales 10 packages at
Illzall7{c for shoulders, l51Ial714c for
sales $50 bbls. at l4al47<e.
BUTTER-Eirm at 20a40c tor State.
CHEEsE-Quiet at l0al5c.
--LATEST MARKErs-5 p. n.
FLoUR-Quiet, and 5alOc lower for
medium.
IS-wheat-Favors buyers, with
moderate export demand; 81 3OH2 81 for
No. 2; 81 3Ga2 81 for No. spring. Rye
Quiet; 81 65al 20 for western. Oats
Active and very firm; SEC for western.
Corn-Quiet and steady; 81 3Sal 40k
for good prime mixed western.
PRovIsIoSs-Pork-D and heavy;
sales ZOO bbls mess at S22 80 cash, and
S22 621z regular. Beef-Quiet and un-
changed. Cut Meats-Dull and noun
inaL Bacon-Fairly active and steady.
LARD-Dull at l45za1i1<c for good TO
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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FANCY GOODS

CONSISTING OF DRESS TRIMMINGS,
" Buttons, all styles; Embrolderies. Ruff
ings, Stamped Goods.
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ZEPHYRS,
Ladies' Kid Gloves,

Large stock and best make. Embroidery,
SILK and Chenele; Wax for making Flo Sers.
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CoIored and White; Ladies' Buck GRuntlets.
Plain, HemstItched, Lace and Embroidered
Handkerchiefs.
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Burns as long as il intended to be. When asked
If there was no probability of the claim OF the road
for the use of track during the war against the
Government being allowed as seton against thus
claim by the Government, he replied not the
slightest, as railroad was considered as an in
strument of war, much more valuable than bat
terry Of artillery, and that the Government was no
moro bound to pay tho use OF the one when cap
tured. than the other; that if the company ever
got anything on that account 1t must be matter
Of grace and not of right
Your committee are satisfied that this places the
affairs of the road i'll precarious condition, ana
dissipates all the delusive hopes of y settlement
of this clam by setting off claim on the tov-
ernment against this debt by which the stockhold-
ers have been deceived by Mr.. Burns, the Presl-
dent of the road, in his late canvass for re-eec-
| ton.
Upon an examination of the charter, your com
mittee deny the right of Mr. Burns, the President
of the road, and the then acting Board OF Dlrec-
tors to contract this debt and insist that IL was
done in violation of the charter OF the company;
They, therefore, hold that said President and
Dire ,tors and not the comPsns are = aD,e sa ior M
the Government, or the company Is otherWlse COM
PEELED BY the Government to pay sald debt your
committee recommend that the Directors OF the
said road bring suit against Burns anu tne Dlrec @
except such as protested according to law for the
recoyery of said sum thus illegally taken from the
road, and for the indemnity OF the road against
any loss or damage sustained on account or this
illegal contract. ALI of which s respectfully sub
mitted, JOSEPH E. Brown,
JOHN P. King,
HENRY CoBIA.
After reading the report, the following resolu-
ton was unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That the above report Of the Commit
tee be adopted as the action of the Convention Of
stockholders, and that suit be ordered as therein
recommended.
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
R. NJ. HOOKE Chairman.
]. 8. BUTLER, Secretary.
At an adjourned meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Company.
an appeal having been taken from the decision OF
the Judges who held the election for Board OF
Directors for said road in which election the sald
iudees decided to exclude the vote of the City OF
Charleston, South Carolina, and OF the georgia
Railroad and Banking Company, as stockholders
in said road in pursuance Of the resolution ADOPT
ed there was an election held by ballot IN which
there were 1856 votes cast in favor Of the reversal
of the decision of the judges excluding the sald
vote of the City Of Charleston, South Carohna ana
of the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company,
| and none in favor Of sustaining the same.
R. NJ. HOOKE, Chairman.
August Is, 1867.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION,

does not fall to cure Gonorrhea, elect and all Mu-
cous Discharges In Male or Female, curing recent
cases IN from, one to three days, and Is especially
recommended IN those cases Of Fluor Al6us or
Whites In Females. The two medicifes used In
conjunction will not fall to remove this dsagreeable
complaint, and in those where other medciBss
have been used without success
Price. Remedy Remedy One Bottle Three Bottles e &.
Tho Cherokee Cure" Remedy" and "lnjec-
ton are to be- found in all we'll regulated drug
stores, and Gre recommended BY physicians and
druggists oil the world for their intrinsic worts
and merit Some unprincipled dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers, by selling cheap ano
worthless compound,,- ,,-in order to make money
in place Of these. Be not deceived II the drug
gsts will not buy them for yc,, write to us, and We
will send them to you by express, securely packed
and free from observation. We treat all diseases &c
which the human system Is subject, and Will Do
pleased to receive full and explicit statements non
those who have filled to receive relief heretofore.
Ladies or gentlemen can address US in perfect con.
yfdencs We desire to send our thirty-two Page
pamphlet free to every lady and gentleman IN tne
land Address all letters for pamphlets Incidence
or advice, to the sole proprietor, &c
CDR. ". 3. MERWIN, 81 Walker stu n. Y
lay a thstulyr
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. August 15.-CoTroE. oE.-The demand mas oeen
limited TODAY and only $50 bales taken by three
huyers Prices are very unsettled and almost nominal
in consequences OF the difference In the views OF buyers
and holders On their own merits, Low Middlngs are
Arm at 25c but taken in mixed lots sales can be effected
ON alower basis.
The bale Of cotton reported here yesterday as the first
for New Orleans house. The first for this market was
received from Mississippi this evening on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad.
MoNErAnY AND FrANc1AI--The market continues
ouiet and inactive at unchanged rates. Gold 14Oa14
Sterling go days. 16O and sight 49, New York Sight
premium checking, and par to u premium buying New
Orleans Sight par to u premium
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction of which they have introduced every
Known and valuable Improvement They have invaris-
bly been selected and used by all Of the worlds
kroodoed great artists who havo visited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
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COMMERCIAL.
rns char,euon Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON Monday Evening, August 49, 1867.
The market was dull with an easier tendency buyers
showing but little disposition to on at quotations
Sales AZ bales say at 2Sk, at a. 15 at 24 at 25,
a at 2shc We quote nominsly-
Low r,ddlno. .25h@26
Middling ...,....................N @27n
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
poRr OF CHARLEs sTON.

Arrived Yesterday.
p,,, ssnorta. Linden Baltimore, 15 days. Mdze and
rorn tn willis & Chlsolm, r Butler, Locke, ~
Francke Bischof, and R Agent Was blown on the
bar "wednesday night, in southwest gale ana 81 'eo
cargo
Steamer Fannie, Peck, Savannah. 10 hefsu
with an excursion party
Cleared for this Port.
Park Sacramento. LAWSON at New York, August H. l.
Charleston and Brunsw1ck
Sailed for this Port.
Br brig Belons. Rawlings from Middlesboroash' Eng
land, July 9.
From this Port.
sebr Manor. Bogert New York, August 1G.
Memora nda.
nrrr,,,os OF THE MosEKA.-Mcssrs. Getty Co.
accents OF the steamship Moneka have Information tnat
t6is vessel which to have left New YORK on
day Last for this port had been detained oeioW Inat s
by q fog, and was near the quaranune erounu " ~
port on Saturday last
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Queen, Cook cleared. July 1a 1a
The Chattanooga, Ere, man, %
M1DpLEsBoRoUoH, ENG.
R- brig pelona. Rawlings sailed.
VALENCIA.
The Yoe Angler, -, sailed June 10
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST, ME.
schr Sarah Buck White, sailed. .Jny ~
BANGOR, Me-
schr Eclipse, Pendleton cleared. August
BOSTON.
Brig Gcary, Conklin, cleared August Il
schr Marian Gage Shepherd, up. August l
NEW YORK.
Brig Sacramento Lawson, cleared. August II
Steamship Moneks Marshman, cleared. August 10 IL
Br bark Lille M CLARK, cleared August 10
Brig Susan voorhis Fulford August 10
schr wanata, Hawkins, cleared ...August o
Schr NJ Bramhall, Hussey, up. July 40
Schr Warner, Horton cleared. August IL
PHILADELPHIA.
schr v Williams, Thompson, sailed. August -
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Falcon Reed, to sail. August IL
Schr F Keeling Granger cleared. Augusta
Schr ] Palmer, Palmer, cleared .. August II
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THALBERG.
GOTTSCHALK.

consider Ohickerng h Sons Pianos, beyond com.
parison the best have ever seen In Americs.
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H. DRAKE & CO., New York.
InrrJ ~ mwfIvY
ELDER & BROWN,

a MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
EES Of tho celebrated COMBINATION
H1Mp> CRADLE AND BABY TENDER, Pro-
bS8GSA lpeliing Horses. and all kinds of Rock
~ ing Horses Invalid Chairs, with. double
k~t and single wheels, from $25 to $46;
Ohidren's carriages, Fancy and Vanished Wagons,
Fancy Sui les Invalid Carriages made to order. Fancy
Propeller md Baby Rockers, ao, &C.. life size Horses,
usde toe der.
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October 2S thstulyr
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THE DOG DAYS.
By JOHN @. sAIE.

Heaven help us all lin tie terrific days!
The burning sun upon the earth is pelting
With his directest ferciest, hottest rays
And everything Is melting
Fat men, iniatuate, fan the stagnant air.
In ash essay to cool their inward glowing,
While with each stroke, In doorous despair,
They feel the fervor growing
The lean and lathy find fate as hard,
For, all a-dry. they burn Like any andsr ,s
Beneath the solar breeze, till wither o. cnAfro o.
And crisped away to cinder!
Tho dogs lie lolling in the deepest shade,
The pigs are all a-wsllow in the gutters,
And not household creature-cat or maid
But querulousiy mutters!
R,e, stoics now are in the "meltng mood"
And vestal che,is are most unseemly forid,
The very zone that girts the primest prude
II now intensely torrid
"'Tis dreadful, dreadful hot |" eIclaims each one
Unto his sweating, sweltering, roasting neighbor,
Then mops his brow. and pants, as he had done
A quite herculean labor
And friends who ,sss each other in the street,
Say no "good morrows when they come together.
But only mutter II they chance to meet,
'fWhat horrid, horrid weatherl"
What prudent mortals curb with strictest care
An vagrant curs-it seems the queerest puzzle,
The Dog Sur rases, rabd through the ar,
Without the shghtest muzzlel
But Jove is wise and equal in his sway,
However II seems 10 clash with human reason.
His fiery dogs Win soon have had their day,
And men shall have season.