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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04
Sas Maiiacre bel Sort Gearnen.

ct. 2outs, 26. WSrs. Gin Gcrrepcnbent III
ct. Scispb tat bon ben gommiiIGrsn, bic ausass
iennst moresn lino, nm ibsr bas Maifacre bei Sort
Ybil. Gsarnsp bon ben sicur Snbianern grfun.
Sisunssn sin5u5is9sn, fclssnse Mhbsiluns srbal,
ten:
0is siour babsn bic gplbattn ans tsm Sort
selcft uno 1is alle umss6raht. Gie Scleaen fcds
ten ms Die 9Susn unb its tpdrsn mid 10 fsit iser.
pGltist pcrbsn, psnn is naps bei sinaneer aeblies
Ben ,riren. Sts fampfsnosn 8arteien mar 10 isbr
eurheinanSer ssmensf, baB Die Srniansr sinise
itrer siaensn 2eute tSetstsn. Ser Srcmpeter fca
iit bsicneers mutbis tetruSen batsn. Gr fdlus
bic Snetansr NIT isinsr Srcmpsts auf bic aSpfe
unb tSbste mstrere bsrlstsn, ebs ct fisl. Dis Sn.
bianer bebauptsn. ~nab nur iedbsbn Stour uno elm
gbspsnnss tcbt dlf oem 5slns ssblishsn fins; aber
als Rs fi9 sslassrt battea, aarben "a Grisssr an
tbrsn g8unnsn unb breibunbert onbere Sneianer
paren perpunoet, trrucn bic Sdlfte 70 lalimm ba.
ran mar, oab man i'm Eager oeren Sob entsegsn
iab. Ginsr Ger srb6tsn 9Guplinge Der Sicur bss
fann ltn untsr ben Scntsn. Sie sSntianer ers6b,
len BON sinsm &sitsr, Der einsn Ginlnlel ritt uno
nit sinem einsi8en Streih isinss satsls snsm Der
Sneiansr DEN 6Gpf bsrnntsr bisb. Afs Bon benz
Uort Die @srfdrfuns anrifts, scssn iidb Die Snbi.
amer suriH, neil fie bes Sfampfss latt sparsn. gs
tatsn 1000 Snoiansr am 9sfe1t iih bstbsil;st.
Sis starfs Der pe.einistsn Stdmme tpiro aui $500
@sSslte ansese6sn uno ene5 Snoianerpclf sisbt na1
nem 9)sllpm Stcne uno Dem WiiIcuri Strpm.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04

Ssiratben.- @ah bem itatiiiiihsn 8sridt
fauren in 1866 I'm Staat Sbic 30,479 Seiratbsn
fat.
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beatnnen lcuten, cbne inesiisn III einsrn aneereu
GntlHlue au tomtnea, als ouf aIIe asSQe ben CLAIM
aufauaebsn. gsoh ebe Der Saa I'm Often araute,
f&ritten lie am anberen Nscraen haau, ttre GfT.fte
au1ammsn,ura raden unb ibr Mauttbisr bamit III bss
iaben. Sas fsttter aetpa1stsne Sob, bas In 6ei.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04

polsmufs[. 9as llnmSslite 1T ssidstsn
@nsm @sriihte sufclse ica ildb ndmlih in bieiissr
@sssnp - Elm S@uas9rer ben Masen ibsrlaren
tabsn. Gsr Bate ssslaubt, haB in Geuti@lano
10 ettpas mDslib mare?
sc friro bod INNER aus Ssutl1lanb piel @inbs
risb naA @nslanb auessfaert.
Scr xrahiealr Goupsrneur Wlfs
BON 2cuiaana piro tsldulbist, ii tGesitimer Wsiis
$4,000 .ssmabt" su babsn. Ser Wtann i0Its
mad Wiiicuri fcmnlsn, um nas @siddft tsi1er 5n
lsrnsn; $50. 600 fno fir etnen vraoicalsn" &ins
In 0iiiIcnri cine Basatene, bic Der vground floor"
nitt Der @ens psrtb Fnhen wurbe.
= Ber 1T Elm srr6.r pailricpb = Ser farfe
3a9nfAmsrsen Eat. cens bas Mnnsrs ss msrfsn.
= alm Wittpca murhs Die 8ammanp 6ols In
Stem 9ore an @9aslss q. 9ana fiji sl7O. 600 ptr'
fault.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-04

Sin nsusr @ori9tas. = Ser raltans ar-
aus" lhlGst Dor, itatt Der Wirtbs. 9ieenssn fnfis
SrIneersaiesnjen ansjuss6sn, Ca has vllnteil" nit
rrm @sreaufen, fcnbsrn pcm 6enufs ssiftiaer Sc,
trSnfs 6s1rfbrt. Nismanb irt tsreHtist lsin, tn
sinem Wirtbsbauis stmas su trinfsn, tp.nn sr niht
stns iaarlihe aesns ba;u fir ben Frsis BON smans
,is Els bunhsrt GcGars sslSit bat. gBsr ensm
unlieeniirtenari seise @stranfe psrfauft. NTH
nit GslSFrafe uno ginipsrrnns bsitraft. Sunse
Mannsr smiiasm 16 uao 2l Sa6rsn lonsn nar
8isr eiesnssn batsn bon 2l birfsn iis aud s.asn
vsfurSsn" binter bic Btnee siesen. Tte uGmlids
8rsanRisuns iOl emaneipirten Srauenjmmtrn
ssfatst isin. asute bic bas Srinfen niht gut Der.
rasen uno eein ssborises Ylas talten f0nnen, irls
len fsne 2iesn3 srbalten. Ser ltrbseer bisieS acrs
ihlass siett iitb ber 6sHnnns Gin, cas bic asiesn
ees 6asenjammsr5 piele Srinfsr ba,u brinssn mir,
psn i6rs aiesnsen ale bic Gusas alIss usbsls furS
uno lsin su serrsben, unb bab iis ii nat5sr 3psi.
mai tsNnnsn mirnen, sS auf cine WieberbOluns
oss foltipisliSsn @rpsrimsnts anfrmmen su lafsn.
Rett tpirs Is, menn Der ioubsrans staatstirser,
,bs ct sin 8las Bier, cber mas ss icnf isn mas,
6sfcmmsn fSnnnte, erit isinen G,laubniblHein aus
otr SaIte ,isbsn unb prrsstsen maste.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12
TP er Mail ]
The Markets.

Nsw YORK, November LA; M;-Stock'
dull Money, 6@7 per cent. Gold, 139. Ster-
ling, long, 1895. 52o's, 80, coupons, loSs !.
Flour lOGl5c. and wheat l@2c. lower. Coru
s2o. 70. Lard dull. Cotton dull al l9c. Freights
1uiet. Turpen,ine dull at 55Q55Ac. Rosin
quiet Mt 80 .5o@$4.
New YORK, November lip. M.-Flour
closed more active at the decline State, SSY
alO, IS; southern, 80. S0@$l4. Wheat has better
feeling. with a fair export demand. Mixed
western corn, $l.37@$I 80. Oats lc. lower.
pork dropping at $2l.75. Lard unchanged.
Whiskey quiet Cotton dropping; sales OF
1000 bales at lSh9l9c Sugar steady; Conee
Rosin, So So@$5. Tallow quiet at lln9liac.
Freights quiet Government securities dun
Money. per cent 5-2Os, 'o2, coupons, l0sS
| "a, 1885,. Gold, 1854
BALTIMORE, November n.-Cotton quiet al
ls0lShc Flour dull choice Howard-stree'
extra. Sll50. Wheat dull, dropping, and DC
cljned 57loc. Corn active; old white 81 80
yellow. 1872 Oats dull; prime, 7og72c. Rye
dull. Provisions dull and nominal.
WILMINGTON, N. O., November ll.-Spirit:
turpentine weak at 6l@52. Rosin, y; % 1oi
No Q: "a for pale. Tar firm at $40 Cottol
steady at 1870. for middling.
cu.R1Esroy, November ll.-Cotton quiet
and closed somewhat easier; sales, 4So bales
middling, l7Sc. receipts, 1850 bales
AreusrA, November ll.-Cotton firm sales
500 bales receipts, 533 bales; middling, l6c
SAVANNAH, November ll.-Cotton opened
easy and closed quiet and steady; middllng
l7Hc. !; sales, l,lS7 bales receipts, 1000 bales
Mop1LE, November ll.-Cotton quiet ant
| closed firm at l6:1c. for middHng safes, 1,oo
bales receipts, 1879 bales.
New ORLEANS, November ll.-Cotton firmer
middliug Orleans, Isle; sales SUI pales 20
CENTS since Saturday, 1867 bales exports ~
bales. Louisiana sugar and molasses aen ~,
and supplies light They sci! As soon as landed
Sugar-Fully fair, Axe; seconds. l4Ac;, yea
low clarified, l6c. Molassss-fair W cho'''
| 10000 Gold, l39.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

B.i1 HI4uwAr ROBBERY n DAYLlGHr-oh
saturday, about noon Mr.. John McE!roy, i
.r.t"M.1 about sixty wears OF age, 4 DOCK
1rsp-r o! Mrssrs A. i ". Denmead Son,
".-i 20 lie Howard Bank, corner OF fayet'e
-al How .rG streets, and drew for the hrin me
- o.. $4,000 dollars "lth which TO pay OF!
.He ~o!Hmyu OF .Ar establishment. Mr.. Nc
A.'yE drew 600 for his own use, ana llleh
F...iA. ne package, containing =, "a" unuel
.s arm, p-ygeelcd up Howard street Upon
.'-ghaf IadI>uE street lie Was ruuelJ StiHe"
y Tie bacI, d! .Ac neck by man ana Tue NV
a"y IvrE~I from him The robber ran down
@Hl.sgN rect (puIsued by Mr.. McE.lroy, VINO
'".s~- The hue ana cry, and turned up faIh
,rrs.. Here cE-Llcutcnant OF Police Ma!ohes
.."rt .A "a" chase, and came close upon 'ii'
.-'r' "hy t.!eu. rs he ran, threw the pacK"Se
..'o q hack which was standing In 'front.' q! Il
.s1-eace. Iue hackIaan, Charles Russcll, also
y. .'l 10 pursuit, and The thief was cauSnt ny
-,t'5a'l after Il short rnn. lie was hihu.u
IVY lopoiirrman Kelly, who took hum 10 lhe
's'"ih station house. The money was louhr
d. .~r mack AT half past O'Clock hearing
I. ..c c1.c was had before Justice Bride Johh
80 '"t fsQ appeared rs counsel Tor the uAie4,
."s ttf" "a" name OF James brewster aHu
ia :aal lac ~;ts from Philadelphia. M
- .s"-d that the accused be admitted 10 oali
.''' 'Cu! o. 300 and produced iIi't
&c Jphn Cooper, living on Lombard s'I Is'
We Marsh Market, rs bondsnlah. ny
.'r CeclIaed the bail, and stated ne Wnnt 'n
E,y1oIed security in the sum OF @a,oVo;
"s'ri was then committed Tor the sIaii"
''i.-bIht1aors gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

Miss Blanche Roberts, q young lady residing
1T ptneSvilie, Ohio, while on her way to
church with another young lady last Sunday
was accoSted by q young man by the name ol
sharp, who had formerly been in the employ
of Mr. Roberts, father of the young lady, who
laid his hand upon her shoulder, and without
saving n word, deliberately shot her with !;
revolver the ball striking her III the groin and
iuGiciinr Il dangerous wound. He then Tired
at her three times, the balls passing through
her clothing.
Leonidas Moses, 4 mail-carrier in Arkansas
was assaSSiuated recently by some unknown
person while riding along lonely road. Hi>
i,ody was not found until eight days after the
murder and all This time his mule stood guaro
over the corpse. The faithful animal had tc
20 4 mile and 4 half for water, but invariably
returned and resumed its singular vigil
The spre of the French Cathedral IN MON
trcnl, when struck by lightning the other day
was lifted perpendicularly i'll the air, ana then
tumhlrd through the roof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

An Order OF Stanton's Revoked The Tax on
Cotton Pressure In Favor or y General
Funding Scheme, &c.
special telegram to the Dispatch
WARRINGTON. November 1.-THE Presiden,
10 day revoked the order of Stanto dismissing
Colonel Belger, OF Baltimore from the SER
wee. Bclger was tried by general court-mar-
tial md honorably acquitted. Notwithstand-
ing this acquittal, Stanton, without warran.
OF law, dismissed him.
1t appears from information obtained OF
members or Congress now and recently here
That the tax on cotton will probably be re-.
peeied at an early day in the coming session.
This action is recommended by influential cit
izeni from all directions in the North There
Is also strong pressure in favor of the general
FUNDING scheme. covering the entire nation al
debt' thus extending the time of payment of
national liabilities by ! iudicious system Of
taxation.
Governor Pierpolnt is In the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12
Foreign News.

LONDON, November S.-A second very violent
typhoop had occurred at Macao. No partcu-
lars.
The b. X ut Amsterdam has raised its rates
from two and 4 half to three per cent.
The French Yellow Book" now ready,
shows that Ratazzi had long ago been warned
of the insurgents plans in Italy and OF
Frances action.
Garibaldi is to be tried.
1t is said L'Avoctte will soon resign from
the French Ministry, and be succeeded by M.
Rouher.
The friends of Garibaldi say he had but
four thousand troops with him. Etenard says
GaribaldIs sons were hidden, not captured.
LoSDoY, November S-Noon. -Consols, 94A
United States bonds, ~ 1916.
LIVERPOOL, November S-Noon.-The Bro
kers' Circular reports sales Of cotton for the
week ii $4,000 bales, OF which 5000 bales were
for speculation, and $4,000 bales for export.
Stock, 57i,oOo bales, of which $4,000 bales are
American. Sales to-day estimated at 1900
bales. Market opens firm middliug uplands,
Sad. Orleans, Cd.
[Per MALL
NEW YoRK, November 1.-Papers by the
deutschland contain the following item
"While the Emperor of Austria was enjoy
ing himself 1T the steeple chase at Tincenne'
| the Emperor Napoleon drove in from ST
Cloud and paid Il short visit to the exhibition
1t was long enough, however, for comfort. a
scene occurred unlocked for as it was dis
graceful During his visit an egg was thrown
| at the large picture of him (by Flandersl, ano
when he made his appearance in one of th'
galleries loud and distinct kissing took place
| on the part of 4 collection Of men in blouses
The appropriately of the Italian intervention
and the general state OF uneasiness and dis
satisfaction which exists in Paris among the
lower classes were probably the causes OF thil
demonstration"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE revenue
receipts o-day are $3.50 900
The New York nominations for Mayor are
Fernando Wood, by Mozart Hall John T.
holman, present incumbent by Tammany
Hail; and John S. Anthem is prominently
mentioned by the Democratic Union party.
General Emory has disbanded the unau-
thorzed military organizations in the Dis
trict.
1t is said that Sheridan telegraphed Grant
advising that General Mowers action in re-
moving General Hays from the New Orleans
sherittalty be disapproved
The Vice. Consul at Havana telegraphs the
State Department that the cholera is serious
At that port. 1t is officially announced that
the number Of cases is increasing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12
News Items.

WASHINGTON, November 1l.-Frederick A
Packard, long connected prominently with
the American Sunday School Union, is dead
The schooner Atlantic, from Norfolk for
Boston, has sunk Off Montauk Point.
There is little doubt that General Grant
told Montgomery Blair on Thursday that nc
one was authorized to speak for him. II is
however, equally certain that Grant was ad-
vised Of the bearings Of Forney's article pre-
vious to its publication, and that he made nc
Obiection 10 II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12
Mr., Enyip'g Trial.

WAsHISGToS, November lit iE ascer-
tanned from reliable source that the Govern
ment will be ready to proceed with the trial
of Mr.. Davis on the 18th instant. Both
sides, however, desire that Chief Justice
Chase shall preside with Judge Underwood,
and therefore it is possible that the trial may
be ostponed for q short time TO enable Mr..
Chase TO make arrangements TO preside.
Legal considerations alone prompt the desire
tina two judges should sit in the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12
Fires Boiler Explosion.

rr,r4o. November lO.-The Brighton
House. outside OF the city, with all the stables
8. ui-EOu-es, has been burned. lac loss i
S., ..to $50. 900, with IS, geo insurance. Tel
horses were burned 10 death.
I.., luoruiug about o'clock the ooIlel
i. sr.It!a's Touring mills, on Canal street, ex
Hulr. with tremendous violence tearing tE'
aU.,aIug 10 fragments and scattering th'
a-r-.- uver the whole neIEhborhoou. lh'
r..#.lrl, rook lire immediately after the eN'
t..sI0a, and was completely destroyed. Ih'
..,, IS estimated ut $500 The engineer il
r.s,.ug. and 1t IS supposed he was burned IL
'.~ ruins.
SrNsGPlELp, Mass, November l0.-N IL
I....>s bgSisc. manutaCtUrS 1T Northampton
Ms.. was burned this morning. Loss
s. ..l, Insurance, $4,000.
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F.om tho Leeshrrs W-sh;nstonian.

This call is issued in response to the express
wish q! The press and people OF the State.
7 ..~a!s no doubt bat that il will be responded
70 oy On" people Of the entire State, ana me
wy lmst men VIII be sent up rs delegates, and
81. ORGANIZATION effected which will success
t.;!vu:-gsa Ia" Huuuicutt Radicals.
From the Roanoke Times.
Te approve Of the object, and suggest mat
am.-tIus FOR this county be held n the Court
t..t..0r Monday the 18th instant court day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

TIE PRosrECT ~ NORTH CAROLTSA.--1ntel-
iiGcnt Inionists writing from North Carolina
say that the election on the 18th instant Will
result in 4 handsome ma jority for ConTen-
ton. The ives tern half Of the State is expect
cd TO poll good majority OF its white vote on
This side, while the negro vote OF the whole
state will be almost unanimous for it, The
whites of the central and eastern sections will
cast Il large majority of their ballots, II they
20 10 the polls at ALL against Convention.
The negroes who have been nominated rs
delegates are generally of n much better class
than those elected in Virginia, and the Union
men speak of the rebels who are likely 10 be
elected rs less bitter in feeling than those III
Virginia. Washington Correspondence Boston
ADVERTISER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

AN EHGRAvISG MACHISE-tnc most wonder
full specimen Of human ingenuity we ever
saw-coustrucled by MesSrs. Guerrant 4
Field, of Lcaksvile, n. G.. 1t letters with an
ease and rapdity we never saw equalled. The
first stroke Of the drill is one-eighlh OF an
inch deep upon any kind of metal. impress
Sious Of living man can be taken from model
and carved upon metal in I'm astonishing shorl
time, and with 4 beauty Of precision that the
pen o! 10 artist can Cqual.-Da'.rtHe Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

Lg,vESwoKTII, KAN, November l0.-Srsan
f AarAonr. Lucy Stone. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
>aa:ug,. ana several prominent ladies OF Kan
s... members OF lhe Female Suffrage Commit
..r telling encouraged at the very Hatte ~
,.- .,,,,.,, ~ favor of female suffrage III this
sale. have. projected 4 campaign in the Las /
r.. and Western ~tars, and have arranged loE
several meetings, in the mon tn OF DECENT Der,
Massachusetts, Connecticut, New ork'
..4 PENNSYLVANIA. George Francs lrin mas
:.!rc:.phcd he also Will be- present anu st,e a.,
a..u, sam, time and places IL behalf OF fc
L. -
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The T,ofe Elecfinpx

WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE Democra-
tic majority in New York is $4,000, and in
Maryland Al 900. The Democrats have gained
$500 in Minnesota, while negro suffrage,
which was voted on last year rs well n, this,
shows gain of 500 votes. Returns from the
western counties OF Kansas indicate that most
of them have gone Democratic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

MONTGOMERY, ALA. November lin the
Convention to-day the elective franchise com :
mi'tee presented two reports. The majority
report DISTINGUISHES all who refuse "for or
against" the Constitution when submitted to
the people, and is otherwise proscriptive
These reports were made the special order for
tomorrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-12

PLAs7ER.-Mr. A. Il. Eskridge has disco
vered on his farm, three miles northwest OF
town, 4 vein Of excellent plaster or gypsum.
1t has been analysed by eminent and sklful
chemists and pronounced the genuine article
Of a superior quality The supply is deemed
ucXhaustible. Mr. Eskridge, we understand
is maturing plans Cor developing il At once
TristiauSItTg SOutttCcSt.