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NEWS BY THE BILE.
FLORENCE. Oct.

FLORENCE, Oct l.
Intelligence has been received of quite Sc
rous revolutionary demonstration by the par
tizans of Garibaldi at Viterbo yesterday The
latest dispatches, however, announce that the
outbreak has been quelled and that the city
was tranquil.
PARIS, Oct. 1.
There is much distrust in the political and
financial circles here.
NJ. Rouher, NJ. Lavalette and Senior Nigra,
the italian Minister to France, left to-day for
Biarritz to confer with the Emperor.
VIENNA, Oct. l.
1t was annonnced to-day that the Emperor
Francis Joseph will visit Paris on the Goth inst
LONDON, Oct q
No further telegraphic dispatches relating TO
the recent disturbances in Italy have been re-
celVed. In the mean time many wild rumors
are afioat. 1t is said that a serious revolt has
broken out in Rome, and tina. the Pope was
Obliged to fly to Civita Vecchia for safety, The
Oplnlone, semi-official journal of Florence.
says that Rome will soon belong to Italy. and
that without broken treaty
GLASGOW, Oct. 2.
Messrs. Buchanan & Co., firm largely en-
gagged in the American trade, stopped to-day
Liabilities not stated.
LONDON, Oct. q
Admiral Farragut arrived in this city yester-
day. He is receiving marked civilities.
BERLIN, Oct. 3
One Hundred Deputies in the North Ger
man Parliament have signed formal protest
against any Infringement or disturbance of the
long established maritime privileges of those
German Ssates which border on 1.-THE Baltic
Sea-
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Louisiana Election.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 3.
The Republican has returns from II parishes
including Orleans, giving total vote of 1868,
and a majority of registered votes of 1918 In
every parish heard from majority of persons
registered voted 1t is supposed that nearly
every one of the remaining SO parishes will
swell the majority,
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Alabama Election,

MONTGOMERY Ala, Oct. g.
The returns for two days are received from
10 counties, in which the number of registered
votes are 81 400, and the number of votes polled
1890, being 5000 more than the required ma
ioritv
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Chicago M slrkets.

Tallow-quiet at IL % 124c.
Ereiohts 70 eady.
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LNOR man OF business for sale. House and lot
IL corner Chestnut and Cumberland street. The
lot extends i4S feet on Chestnut ST. space Tor block
oftwo houses may be sid off. Also lot on Church
street, large enough for two houses Apply to lti
Oc2d3wA ~ w n JERRIS,
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TEETH! TEETHI TEETHI
Sale of Forfeited Goods.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMOUTH,

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF PORTLAND & FALMOUTH I
Portland, Sept. ~, 1867.
THE following described merchandise having been
4 forfeited for violation of the Revenue Laws otthe
United States public notice of said seizures having
been made. they will be sold at public auction at the
office of the United States Appraiser 1893 Fore street.
on Saturday the 9th day Of October, 1867, at II o.
clock, A. M: barrels and box containing 81 lbs
Dutmegs; barrel containing fax seedy two pair
WOODEN sheets, pair socks, pair mittens, barrel
molasses, key moasses, 1 dozen bottles brandy
barrel molasses, barrel Il barrel and bags SUI
GAR bottles brandy case containing IL bottles OF
gin. case containing bottles Spirits 3 demijohns
spirits, box containing 800 CIGARS boxes contain
ing $50 cigars, bundles containing so cigars EACH
81 packages sewing silk, ounces each; 8 pocket
knives halt barrels molasses, bottles brandy, 1
case cigars 10 pounds nutmegs 1000 cigars, boxes
guava Jelly, valse. piece drab poplin, 1 piece
garnet poplin, piece black silk, piece watered
silk, pair ladies' boots pair ladies' corses, bar
rel molasses, wheelbarrow bl inket, gross briar
wood pipes, packages kid gloves, containing sever
ally 81 pair, so pair, 10 pair, and pair; bottles
spurious liquors, barrels sugar, package containing
9 pair kid gloves. u yards silk.
ISREAL WASHBURN, JR.
d1aw3w&5oct Collector.
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For Sale.


THE Stock, Fixtures, and unexplred Lease of the
oyster Saloon lately occupied by HYDE s.
Deering Block. For particulars ap
ply 70 VIM. l.. PUTNAM,
Oct5du Cor Exchange and Federal st.
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R5tPt. 20
Box Shocks nominal; contracts reported at 81 /;
hid shocks scarce; It g "a for sugar; "A for molas
Hoops dull at $50 "a So for IA feet shaved S45
"a so for IL feet do, White Pine-one cargo in mar
ket; one cargo sold at S35, another $50. Potatoes
steady at Al q 8. Freights-Sugar at outports a 4;
for Muscovado.
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Double Horse Team, For Sale,
Lost.
RAnddLog,s MH!skEy a.a TesA y
Or Horses for Sale.

A Ttbe Horse Railroad Stable, just arrived from
"A Three Rivers, Canada.
Among them are an elegant match pair OF young
RAYS god size and well matched one ne 1--WE years
Old Black Hawk; two Brandy's, five and six Years
old; one beeutliul Morgan and French Brown Mare
all ysnng, good Style and superior drivers.
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rrn,.o, Co.,. FRANKFORT, Oct. 2-Evening
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Oct 3.
M tiUhtness in money market
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For Sale.

fINHE cottage house No. &c Myrtle Street. Hasa
Il brick cistern, filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms in thorough repair and nearly new. For
particulars enquire on the premises. Possession
given the first OF November
October g. diff
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MOBILE, Oct. 3.
m yellow fever to.
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[By Telegraph TO Branch Office w. U. TEL Gel
Havana Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct 3.
Cotton easy but unchanged sales 400 bales; re-
ceipts 142 bales; Low Middling at IS a 1S!c.
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AUCTION SALES,
Two Houses and 20 Valuable II Ouse
Lois i'm WesfbrOOk at Auction,

IN FRIDAY, October 4th, at o'clock i. M 1
~ sEI J -3 a valuable one and a hali story house
ana ban "a Stevens Plains Said house is finished
thtaushC Ut, eight rooms, good cellar, good wafer
Lot contains about one half acre Of splendid garden
ANU on which IL II iteen iIuit trees in beaflhg con-
ulloh. strawberry bed. CuIrants, G00sebefries &C.
!" apuhiahce. Horse ears run past the door.
a Also, a new one and half story house, has hve
finished and four unfinished rooms. The lot con-
Jams about one-half an acre, ON which is several
Young apple trees, large Strawberry bed with up
WARDS OF thousand plants. Is pleasantly situated
WITHIN tonr minutes walk OF the horse cars
Immediately after the sale OF the above property
VIII be sold about twentyfv valuable house lots
the continuation Of Pleasant Street, the line OF
the Horse ailroad and the best situated lots In the
vicinity Of Portland.
This sale offers splendid opportunity parties to
provide themselves with a superior house lot. The
ian is as good the best for garden or mutt trees
Iefns VIII be easy, and superior advantages offered
TO parties wishing 10 build.
roE railroad tickets or particulars, apply to
oet2 I'd Il. o. BAILEY, Auct.
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HAVANA, Oct. 2

HAVANA, Uct. z.
Exchange continues dull United States currency
2l3 discount. Sugar market steady and prices un-
changed. Lard-tierces 195 reals. Apples 10 reals
Pototoes 6 reals. Onions reals.
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HAVANA, Oct 5.
Exchange on London go days 1871; 80 DAYS 1S3;
United States currency 23a a 20 Gold II zig. SUI
gar active; quotations reals for Nos III to 12
than 700 boxes were sold. Hams 16 a IL.
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MIsCEEEANE 0Us.

L UVxxxV 4OCJlll Ohu
The Western half of tho
&c.,
treat national T1ax7lk Line
S
AcFOSS tHe COMMENT,
Re;no co,str,,o.oa ,r,., .,,nr,r,,
ION oF 1frr IrsrrT,n :, en- NJ, ano
IA asst;noa - \, -. - - ,
communicated, a. 49, - ~ 80, -,
between tha pao,ao 60 49,, ~ 60 sao euo
Rasin oa, NV, ;oi ,,o -,
mass and tha 20 '''"''
% S"e H."an stem Line
'"o "o vceahs'
Its line extends from Sacramento on the tidal
waters OF the Pacific eastward across the richest and
most popuous parts of California Nevada and Utah,
contiguous to all the great Mining Regions of the Far
West, and will meet and connect with the roads now
building east of the Rocky Mountains. About 100
miles now built, equipped and in running opera
ton to the summit of the Sierra Nevada. Within
lew d ys35 miles, now graded, will be added and
the track carried entirely across the mountains to
point in the Great Salt Lake Valley, whence further
progress win be easy and rapid Iron, materials and
equipment are ready at hand for 800 miles of road,
and 10 600 men are employed in the construction.
The local business upon the completed portion sur
passes all previous estimate The figures Tor the
quarter ending August 81 are as follows in GOLD:
Gross Operating Net
n"M.ngs. arpenses, Earnings,
or at tns rate 81 t,ro ,n;,,;ao. 10, 80 49,
more than three ourths are net profit on less than 100
mil worked. This is upon the actual, legitimate
traffic ofthe road with it's terminus in the mountains
and with only the normal ratio of government trans
portatio and is exclusive of the materials carried for
the further extension of the road.
The company's interest liabilities during the same
p','o ,a y, !" e.e .o's 'nan @iA' oOo.
a. ApAnune .n'ousn "alno anu
- p.'p'- avn" " '"o -"'"'0 BUSINESS Deoo''i0 iA
nv
.'.', 90 " oon'nue men i,a'
~ ~ eo' ".'n S'io
io''' NJ" cunning eas' Vi 'ne nochy mouh'aih ran
ges. assuming that they VIII pulld ana control haf
the ehtire Instance between san FRANCISCO ana the
missouri river as now seems propable, the United
States will have invested In the completion of 1 O
miles SOS 5al OOO or Mt the averaoa rate of
co. ~, -"'o -
@So,UVV per miie-hoC ihciudihg an aDsoiute grant
OF iO'OoO,OOO acres OF the Public lands. BY be-
coming joint investor in the magnificent enterprise
and NV waving ito fra, lion IN; f,or Of E;rs+ Mr+
,aoo to,dho,der. a. rau1.,I I,.,.o.,-,. :, -
-. :, W. wv. 80 "oe'' '"'.", w S0ss',
'no"es Me co-operdtson Of prtoafe capitalists, and
has carefully guarded their interests against all Or
binary contingencies
~ .
Inc company oHef ior sale, through US, their
First MOrfpara Thirtv War Siv
per cent. coupon BOn0S,
priuc;n.l md U.,eres, u,x.nvc :. Gala
go. =, - IT,, w., 49, =: -, - a,
C0hh, III new hork CITY. Ihey are III sums Oh @i,-
ooo each, Win selhl-ahhual god coupons Attached,
and selling for the present at 95 per cent and
aocred intarest from Inlv Lot added in OF
.e' '.o'n "-' -'' "'"'-' III e' 'o'' az
winch rate they yieid nearly
Mine ucr Gent. imam ty,e Iuvestme.t.
These Ronds autborized NV act of fonoress are ia
s,,o o,,I, nc III ,,orl, ,oorassos o,,l 81 .1o a.,,,
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Being constructed with the AID and SUPERvIS-
ION OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT,
rs destined to be one of the most important lines of
communication In the world, as it is the sole link
between the Pacific Coast and the Great Interior
Basin, over which the immense overland travel must
pass, and the
Principal portion of the Main Stem Line
between the Two Oceans,
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f. r. "A.
French Millinery.

HAVING Just returned from New York we are
I1prepared to show our Former Patrons ami the
Public, desirable stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods. Consisting of all the Latest French Styles;
which We offer at low pric g. a7F ~
M sses. WORTH & MAXWELL,
No. 30 Free Street.
September ~, 1867. sept30 DIV
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DR.. Schcnclkss Mandrake Ptlls-.A Substitute
for '11

Dr. Schcnclkss Mandrake Ptlls-.A Substitute
/ 81 for CR1OMlel.
These Pills are composed OF various roots, hay
ing the power Of relaxing the secreons of the 1iv-
er as promptly and effectualy as blue pill mer-
curry, and without producing amy of those disa-
greeable or dangerous effects which often follow
the effects Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge Of
vitiated bile and remove those distractions from
the liver and hillary ducts, which are the cause
of bilious affections in gcneral.y
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders Of the Liver, indica-
ted by sallow skin, coated tongue, costlveness,
drowsiness, and a general feeling of WEAKNESS
and assitude, showing that the liver is in torpid
or INSTRUCTED condition. asn 4t
In short these Pills may be used with advantage
in all cases when purgative or Alternative medi-
cine is required. Il e's.:f.
Please ask for cdr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills, ;"
and observe that the two likenesses of the Doctor
are on the Government stamp-one when in the
last stage of Consumption, and the other in his
present health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price IS
cents per box. Principal Office, No. 10 North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Par
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes &
Co.. II Park Row, New FORK; S. s. Hance, 1903
Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md; John D. Park,
N. E. corner of Fourth and Walnut ST., Cincinnati,
Ohio; Walker & Taylor, 1874 and 1876 Wabash Ay-
enue, Chicago, Ill; Collins Brothers, Southwest
corner of Second and Vine SITS, St. Louis Mo.
nov %
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Reconstruction i'm Allegheny!
7 he GOWN GTON TIMES
Re-established!!
J.B. RosENBERGER & 90.
Proprietors.
WILLIAM SKEEN, ASSOCIATE Ep1qoA
WILLIAM sKEEN, Assoo1Ar. HD1aoA

On or about the 10th of October we propose to
issue the Covington Times, in the town Of Csving-
ton, Allegheny county. 1t will be large sized,
neatly printed and carefully edited % column news
paper-furnished to subscribers at So per annum
in advance-club rates lower,
The Times will be devoted to the interest Of AL
leghany county and the Mountain Region eenar-
ally. It will contain full market reports al the
local news of the Mountains and Valley: and
employs the best talent of the Mountain region.
in articles upon the mineral resources and prac-
teal development of this highly favored section.
By an arrangement with the Valley virgnian
published at Staunton, Va, an established paper
of large circulation, advertisers in the Covinotos
Times will have the benefit of the continued Dir
culation of both papers.
Virginian in every sentiment and feeling, the
Proprietors of the Times confidently appeal to her
brave mountaineers for support and encourage
ment, promising to make the neau Times all it should
be, to succeed the enterprise so hopefully started
by the gallant and lamented Holloway & Hum
phreys, before the war.
Agents wanted in Bath, Highland, Pocahontas,
Greeubrier, Rockbridge and all Counties adioin
ing. Address,
J. B. ROSENBERGER & CO..
OCT III Covington, Va.
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ALBEMARLE EXCITED. -Albemarle is again stir
red up, about the management Of the Central Rail
road. The people over there made to believe
they are terribly prosecuted and oppressed by this
Company. They never recollect that Albemarle
is the only County the line which has had all of
rich as it was before the war. The simple ap-
pointment of q worthy Confederate, Depot agent,
should not keep great County from doing its part
towards demonstrating the State, practically
Albemarle should vote the subscription to the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Little local inter-
ests can be attended to hereafter.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
d PHOTOGRAPHIC
TEMPLE OF ART

I g m o w O z M
Having just removed to my NEW GALLERY, cor
ner of Main an New Streets, next door to DR..
Browns Drug Store, am now prepared to do
work EQUAL to that made in any
CITY IN THE sUNITED. STATES.
Having spared expense to make this Gallery
Complete in Everything.
have now of the best arranged Galleries in
the country and every facility for doing
ALL KINDS OF w 0 r z
connected with,the
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART, FROM THE
CARTE DE VISITE
TO LIFE SIZE PORTRAITS ON CANVAS.
Connected with the Gallery is the
STUDIO OF MIR. TALBOT 3. COLEMAN,
the well known artist, who is now prepared to
FINISH PHOTOGRAPHS In Gil
In HIS PECULIARLY FINE STYLE.
have also engaged
Mr.. J. D. MERRITT, formerly
HHEF OP ERA o Ie
for REEFS s. Bro, Of Richmond, Va,
who has an experience
OF NEARLY TWENTY YEARS
and is known as one of the
Best Photographers and PoSitionists
IN THE STATE.
The Public respectfully requested to call
and examine my new Gallery.
J. H. BURDETT, =
june 12-tf. Staunton, Va
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SALES OF PROPERTY IN STAUNToN.-A Todd
Gilkerson Esq, has purchased J. Harvey Bur-
dett's place on Market Street, Green Hill, near
Armentrouts fine residence, for Sc, 600, equivalent
to cash. J. Harvey Burdett has purchased of R.
g. Bickle, Esq, the house and lot recently occu-
pied by Capt. Pierce, on the extension of Main
Street, near the D. D. & B. L., for $4,000. Capt.
E. W. Bailey has purchased the 'sWoodward prop
erty'' the Street leading to Wooden Factory, for
$500. Burdetts place, / acre, good improve
ments; Bickle's, acre, tolerable; Woodwards, 3
of an acre, good.
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AIDING THE "BEsT GOVERNMENT THE WORLD
EVER saw Some two months ago number of
yankees, purporting to beagenss Of the U. s. Gov
eminent, came up the Warm Springs Turnpike
from Harrisonburg. They represented to the peo-
pie that they were agents for the U. s. Navy, and
that that Department 'wanted old feather beds for
making beds for U. s. Ships; that new feathers
wouldn't do, but would spoil" They promised to
replace the old feathers with new ones in few
days. and several patriotic citizens gave them their
old beds, but still waiting for the snew feath-
ers' Will Uncle Dick Dudley let us know when
they are received? We understand that these
self-consttuted agents are still going the rounds
and dcceiving numbers of people, especially loil''
colored folks. Look out! fa' T|
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GEN. NJ JEFF. THoMpsoN.-We were gratifed
last week by visit from that war-worn hero, EN-.
Jeff. Thompson, who came up to pay flying Wis
it to the scene of his youthful days He a
brave soldier, and has many areminiscence ofthe
late conflict which he loves relate for his genius
for talking is yet undated. During late tour
through some Of the Northern States he was thrown
into the company of many loud-talking ''Sympa-
thizers, some Of whom it did the General good
to bring down little from their self exalted posi-
ton. One of these became warm in his denuncia-
ton of reconstruction the negro suffrage basis
and, in the course of conversation declared, he'd
starve before he gave his consent to the measure.
''NIy FRIEND said Gen. T. 'did you ever try star
wing ?" ''Why no. replied the other looking a
little foolish. ssWell l have was the rejoinder,
II tried itfor four years, and perhaps you North
ern Democrats, who talk SO loudly about starving,
had tried it at the time that we did in the
South, it might have awaited something, and negro
suffrage been prevented"
There were no further remarks made on the sub
jcct On that occasion. charlestown FIRE. Press.
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HALL,

SHHlNA HALL
~ 1000 GALLONS STONEWARE.-
We are now receiving from Messrs. David Parr
Sons, Richmond, Va, known to be equal if not
superior to any Stone-Ware Manufacturer in the
United states) the largest and most complete lot
OF WARE ever seen in Staunton; and we can
with great confidence recommend this ware to
hold anything put in it. No other that VIC have
had would stand strong acids this, however, we
will warrant not to absorb liquids of any kind nor
grease, as it is perfectly impervious.
Our stock comprises everything made by any
factory.
Jars, all Sizes Jugs, do,
Milk Pans and Pots, Bread Risers, Water Jars,
Butter Jars, llrl s, ream Jars and very large
lot of Fruit Jars with orEs.
psB@ This ucry superior WARE can be sold at
the same price of country made.
1t will be to the interest of all therefore to buy
from us.
Els PIPER, DRAKE s. O.
aug 2l-tf Whites orner.
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MILRoY IN MISUNDERSTANDING people of Win
chester had the pleasure Of showing this Gimp Of
help what they thought Of him. recently. Ii
made radical speech. Such cries as "Ewelrs
coming'' sswheres John Arnolds cow" .!Early's
on the Pughtown road'; sswheres Mrs. Logan $
furniture" &C., interrupted the harmony of the
occasion. We notice, in the papers, that he fail
ed to answer the kindly interrogatories and left
disguised.
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Gwietenia preserves the Teeth and Gums in a
~ healthy state Is endorsed by the scien-
tifc Dentists in the profession Prepared by Dr..
NJ. LEvErT, Dentist Of over 30 years practice
in New York City.
BROOKLYN, N, Y, Feb. II, 1857.
1 am delighted with the effects of SwIETENIA as
q dentifrice and wash for the mouth. Prompted
by curiosity, subjected it TO few tests for acids,
and found in it no deleterious ingredient As a
toilet companion, both for the sick and well con-
slider it peculiarly refreshing luxury.
S. Ii OLMSTEAD, NJ. D.
Price IS cents. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Dealers. june SLY.
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Cweet Breath.
rifles the breath and leaves delightful taste in the
mouth. Superior to anything ever put before the
public Prepared and sold by DR.. NJ LEvETT, a
Dentist of over 80 years practice in New York City
LEvETTs AROMATIC Sw1ETEN1A is an excellent
thing, anil is endorsed by the prominent Dentists;
Doctors and Clergymen.-New York Times.
Sw1ETEN1A is pleasant dentifrice, whose-merits
will be manifest on its use.-Ncp York Tribune.
SwIETENIA.- We don't think we go too far when
we say we don't think anything can equal it.
N. 7. Independent.
Price IS cents. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Dealers june SLY
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The Markets.
IO ItIlGI NJ UD. =
SfoHsnfnaA NIarlxaf Get 20

STANTON VA-FLoUR-Super. $1,000; Extra. ST., 90;
Family, $l2l0. Corn-I 90. Oats, 80 cents. Bacon, il
all. Lard 10 cts. Butter, 25aso Eggs, l6 cts Meal
ITO cts. Potatoes 80 cts Salt $780, Sugar. 15al6. Tea
81 Molasses, 75as1 Guano-Pacifc, $751; Peruvian
slo5. paster-l4pwG $3.50; Ground si5; Bone, $40.
Richmond Corn d Flour Exchange, Oct. 20.
SALES.
RICHMOND, vA.-WHEAr-White, SAG bushels infe-
rior CHOICE $o0aS2 red inferior to very good A.
36 bushels, 81 I0a2,G5. ~
CoRN-Whte I,54s bushels prime, 81, teal,5o yellow
Sc bushels, $l42; Mixed AZ bushels, S1,4. ~
OATs.-464 bushels common to prime, G0a62 cts.
RYE-56 bushels prime, ST.
MEAL-Country bolted, so bushels, S1l0.
Mill OFFAL--50 bushels, l15al34c.
TIMOTHY SEED.-24 bushels at 49,
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Produce sf.s,,nets.

Produce Shipped by Central Railroad, for the week
ending Oct. g. 1867 Flour zoos barrels Wheat l2s;
bushels; Corn 1892 Bushels OATS $3.50 bushels Bacon
2,732 pounds; Rye, go
Richmond Commission Merchants. JAS H. Marshall
Blair Mckinney Williams, Garrett & Fisher, Simpson
& Bass, Talaferro g. Co. Justis Fowler, D. B. Clark
A. a. Hutcheson, P J. Archer \ Son, Woods, Fay q
Reed John II. Gresham, Stone, Wilson Foster, Sanp
son JONES' Jr, Co.. Palmer Harsook Co., p A. Woods
& Son, Barnes ~ -: ~ =
Alexandria Commission Merchants Hooe & Wedder
burn George H. Robinson George Washington, J. Drey
fus. s.
Lynchburg, Mcdaniel Litchfeld Co.,
Washington D. C., Isreal Demng.
Baltimore, Herbert 4 Hairston
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4 QUEsTIoN.-Why didn't the farmers who are
talking SO much about sswhite immigration. .
give few bushels of seed wheat to the s.Polisll
Colony in spottsyvania Augusta gave 16 bush
els, and Jacob Baylor gave five of that. If you
want immigration, gentlemen, be at least liber-
al as the yankees in the Northwest; offer induce
ments, reduce the price Of land, and feed those
who come.