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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-11-26
Rates of Advertising.
Jackson County Directory
For 1909.

.. .
Representative IN Congress Hon. j. I. WILSON.
Rspfssentdti56-LEVT DUNCAN.
Common Pleas Judqe-J0IIN P. PLYLEY.
Probate Judge--JAbi w. L0NGBON.
Auditor--L. A. ATKINSON.
ecSIdeF-CHARLES RHODES.
Prosecuting AnOJHey--W, X, HASTINGS.
.TreGsurer--D. w. ,CHERINGTON
Clerk of Coart-CffARLES Q. JAMES.
SAeri6.-JOsEPH H. WILSON. .s.
Surpeyor-BEVERLY KEENAN,.
COroner-PETER EWING.
COnsRissiOners-- a.. SELL, ADAM LACKEY,
VINTON POWERS.
NOtdrtes Pab6c-CHARLES RHODES. W.K.
HASTINGS D. MACKLEY, ISAAC ROBERTS,
D. r, sTEARNS j. ED. JONES JAS. TRIPP.
Adstef Commissioner u w. LONGBON
S6kSOl Erdmin.rs. "A. W. LONG, MOSES
MORGAN, D. MACKLEY.
Town Officers.
Mdyor-IRVINE DUNCAN.
NarshaL--JOHN r. RATHBURN.
RecOrder-J Ohm CONNELLY.
Treasarer--C. S. DICKASON.
Wsighmaster--JOHN BRANSON.
Street omn,issioner--JOHN GORHAM
JOHN Y0CHEM, A. W. LONG, A.A.WATSoN.
Church Directory,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH = Rev.
]. B. BRADEmcK, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at 101S A. NJ, and 81 Pm. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday night.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH No regular ser
r vice.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH No
regular service
CATHOLIC CHURCH-No regular Service.
CHRISTIAN CHURCIl-ServiceE tile I'd and
d. 4th Sabbath in each mouth, at the usual
hours. Minister'S. W. Mccormick.
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New York, October 20.-NoOn.-Money steady
al 6l7 per cent Exchange, lo934., Gold, 1877.
5:2o's, '62, coupons, 1l4'a "a, 1l2A '65, new.
ll1h; 81, nix. lo40's, registered, lo4A do.
coupons, l06a. North Carolina 6s, 6S new,
67A Virginia 6's, ex-coupons, So; new, 6S.
Tennessee 6's ex-coupons, 7lH !; new 7IH.
Flour 5@plOc. lower. Wheat dull and decli-
ming. Corn heavy and lc. lower. Pork quiet {;
mess, $2S 20. Lard dull at l90l9Ac. Cotton
quiet middlings, 25ED25Ac. Spirits tGrpen-
tine firm at 444@+5c: Rosin more active
strained and common, $2:55. Freights dull.
Erening.-Cotton shade lower; sales OF
i 800 bales at 25Hc. Flour-State and western
a3lOc lower; supertne, s6.256S6, So; south
ern dull and dropping common to fair extra,
SS.350$9. Wheat heavy and 2@Sc. lower; RED
western, S2.09. Corn Mixed, Sl.l59$l. .le;
Mess pork closed frmer at SIS .56@s2S. 81. Lard
heavy; and lower; steam, l74l9 ac. r settie,
I9H@19ac. Whlskey quiet. Groceries dult.
E'reights dull. =
Governments closed weak; 5-2o's, '62, cou-
pons, ll3A. Tennessee 6's. Il; newa 7lh
North Carolina 6's, new, 6ea. Virginia 6s,
&c. Money active and stringent; caH loans
sharp at Z. Sterling heavy At loaA. Gold
weak and declining at lS6B@B7 Southern
bonds heavy.
BALTIMORE, October 20,-Cotton quiet and
steady. Flour dull and nominal, Whea
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Governor Seymour to Take the
Stump-The Change in the Demo-
cratic Ticket Still Insisted On.

WARRINGTON, October 2O.-A dispatch an
nounces that Governor Seymour will take the
stump, m; king his first campaign speech at
Buffalo, October 22d.
The pressure for 4 partial change in the De-,
mocratic candidates rather gains strength.
The New York World and National HteLligencer
persist in urging it. The World OF to-day
says: '..5. 10
"It was our wish then, rs it is our determine
ton now, that the views of Governor Sey
mour, and not those attributed by the Repub-
licans to General Blair, should be regarded Us
the basis of the campaign on the Democratic
side. Tens of thousands of credulous people,
who incline towards the Democratic party,
have been retained in the Republican ranks by
the raw head and bloody bones OF another
civil war. The absurdity OF this bugbear led
us to under-e innate its capacity for
mischief 1t is astonishing that anybody
could have believed the Democratic party
could have meant to disperse the negro Legis.
latures with the Federal army, but it is not 1T
all surprising that those who did so believe
should vote against us. AS it was some i'm
prudent expression of General Blair's that
gave color to this foolish fear, his withdrawal
is the shortest way to correct the misappre-
hpn
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NO. 81.

dull low grades, 5@loc. lower prime red
81. 2.5OflS2. go; fair to good, $l.s6@s2. Corr
frm white, 81 2s6s1. % yellow, 81 .so@ ss
Oats dull, with large receipts. Rye nrm o.
sLeo@s1.65 Provisions Unchanged. s1rgI g
MIA 6's, old, inscribed, 4sh bid, 40 asked 1906
80 bid, SO asked; 1867, 10 bid. 81 asked; cou'
pons, old, 81 bid new, ssh bid. ~ g
! ,CIScIssArI, October 2o.-Flour unsettled
and nominal; family, ss@ss .25. Corn dull OF
5s06oc: Whiskey, sl.2o Mess pork held at
$3l. Shoulders, ls@l3Mc.; clear sides, TIC.
Lard, lshc. .vEr ~.
LOUISVILLE, October o.-Corn-New, 65@
Soc. old, ssc. @sl. Superfne flour, ss.2a@
$3.50. Mess pork, S3l. Lard, 19Ac. ShoIl-
ders, l3hc. clear sides, l7A@l7hc. Whiskey,
Sl.20@$l.23.
WIIM1SaroS, N. c., October 2o.-spirtts
Rosin-No.1, 1926; No. g $l.9o. Tar and
crude tnrpentine unchanged. Cotton-Mid-
dlings, 23c.
CHARLESTON, October 2o.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged; middlings, 23kc. sales, 4s0
bales; receipts, 1,CoS bales; exports, coastwise,
l,l2l bales.
!; AUGUSTA. October 2o-Cotton quiet but
firm middlinRs, 2Shc.; sales, 4o6 bales; re-
ceipts. BIS bales.
SAVANNAH. October 20.-Cotton dull mid
dlings nominally 2i8c.; sales, 25O bales ; re-
ceipts, ls42 bales; exports, JIG bales.
MOBILE. October observation-disclosures
more willing than sellers; middlings, &c. !;
sales, 1900 bales receipts, 1882 bales.
: NEW ORLEANS, October 2o.-Cotton firm and
in fair demand middlings, 23hc. sales, 8 500
bales; receipts, looSo bales; exports, l,4oo
bales. .Sugar-No r change. Molasses un-
changed, q few small lots of new Louisiana
being received, but no quotations established.
Gold, l37.. New York sight at par.
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RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SoCIETY.-B

RICHMOND MALE ORPHAN SoCIETY.-By
reason of the failure of the State TO pay the
interest on it's bonds in July last the revenues
ed. At the approach Of winter they nno
p themselves several hundred dollars In debt
and no income to meet current expenses. a
few weeks since 4 collector was appoint ted, out
his receipts have been quite limited, scarceiy
sufficient to lay in the usual winters 8 supply
of fuel Under this state OF affairs the BOARD
of Managers are reluctantly compeieo 70 ask
still further aid in behalf Of their institution.
There are quite q number or boys In tne asy-
lum who have been taken from the streets,
and are learning, under the care OF the ski!iQl
natron, not only the elements OF an EnSnsh
education, but are also Instructed In manners
and morals. In a few years at farthest tney
will be sent out to respectable homes, where
they may be taught useful trades and oecupa-
tions, and fitted 10 take their places In society.
This Is the general plan of this institution !;
and to stop supplies At this time, and throw
these boys ont in the streets again. Woulo In
all probability result In engendeTing IN tnen
habits which may mar all their future NE.
Dr. Parker, recently elected president OF the
Society, requests that contributions OF money
and provisions be sent in. Remittances OF
either, however small, will be thankfully re-
ceiYed and properly applied. ANY OF the rail-
roads leading into the city will bring artlcies
for tine Society free Of charge
In the name of the Society we appeal 10 the
public for aid In their behalf. Mr. William q !.
PIeasants, At the Dispatch Office, who is one OF
the Board Of Managers, will also receive 40
nations.
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The Murder of a South Carolina Me-
gro - Senator ,'-IfOre Violence.

CHARLESTON, S. c., October 20-Consider-
able excitement prevails among the colored
population of Charleston on account of the
murder of B. f. Randolph, the negro senator
AM preacher who was we'll known here.
News was received TO. day that in Newberry
on Sunday last party of negroes fired on two
white men, woundng one OF them. The next
day n negro who was supposed to be the leader
of the assiiauts was shot and killed by un-
known parties. This Intelligence has increased
the excitement, and meeting of the colored
people here is called for to morrow night TO
ing these disorders s#.
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Another Proclamation from Cover
nor Bullock.

ATLANTA, GA, October Ex-Governor Bull
lock has issued the following proclamation:
"Whereas it is reported by reliable citizens
from many counties that preparations are
being made TO collect onerous taxes levied
under the authority OF the constitution Of
1865, and fuilng TO collect the same 10 apply
the provisions of the present cons sttution, and
thereby exclude many citiZsns from the prvi-
lege of franchise therefore, by virtue of the
authority in me vested by section seventeen
OF the Code OF Georgia, l do hereby suspend
the collection OF all the poll taxes units the
next regular session of the General Assembly
of this State. The Comptroller Will forth with
give notice 10 the tax collectors of the seyeral
coun tieSn -. .".. fir -.t .@ '- u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME BROTHER will sell at half-past
O'Clock valuable framed dwelling on the east
side of Twenty-second street between Leigh
and n.
PAINE & CO. will sell at 10 O'Clock a desirable
assortment of dry goods, etc.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
Mr.. j. Il. Wnston's residence, sos Ninth street,
beyond Leigh, some valuable furniture.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR CHAHooN pREsI-
DIsa-TussDAV MoRSISs.-William Stance
(negrol. stealing lead from DR.. Patterson and
Mrs. Watkins. Sent to the chain gang for
thirty days. ts"2 Fi.s-sasssss ~
Jennie Smith (negrol, having q quantity OF
clothing In her possession supposed to, have
been stolen. Discharged
John Couts (white), attempting to force an
entrance into the house Of Mary Lawrence
Required to give security In the sum OF $3.50,
in defanlt Of which he was sent TO Mills's ho.
tel, under the hill. .2S +tNf'
William Smith negro boy), stealing bag
from Henry Page. Sent on for Indictment.
Thomas Jones and John Chapman tnegroesl,
fighting In the street. Fined five dollars each.
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ROBBERY OF MoNEY-DRAwER.-Y

ROBBERY OF EYDEAwER.-Yes-
terduy afternoon about half-past O'Clock,
while Mr.. Robert English was standing In
front of his fathers store, corner OF Second
and Leigh streets, looking at some workmen
who were engaged in digging cellar, a negro
boy by the name of William Weaver slipped
in, went behind the counter, and robbed the
money-drawer of its contents-$66 so; but
before he could get out, MIR. English went in to
the store, and hearing a noise under the coun-
ter, proceeded to find out the cause; where
upon he found the boy above named, and on
searching him got the above amount. Weaver
swore that he did not have the money, but
that he only came in to buy some shot. He
was lodged in the Third Ward station house,
and will have hearing this morning, unless
he is aHo,ced to escape on his ,ody to Tie court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

ANOTHER Row AT CLARXsoN's DANCE
Housg.-William Washingto ton tnegro) and An
ME Scott (,aegro) Of the DEM monde order, We're
arrnigned at the police court yes terday morning
for being engaged in little fsticur at the
notorious den for thieves and prostitutes OF
both colors, on Cary between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, kept by g. negro named
CIarkson. They were lined five dollars each.
This Is the fourth or fifth time parties have
been brought before the Mayor for creating
disturbances in this same house, and we think
it high time that some action was being taken
to break up this establishment, as well as
several others Of the same order. II nothing
else can be done, let the proprietors be sent TO
the grand jury 10 answer for keeping d!sor-
derly houses, 7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21
LOCAL MATTERS.

RAILROAD ACCIDENTs-MAN AND Boy
KILLED.-Yesterday n negro boy was killed on
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad, ut the head of Broad street, under
the following circumstances: While freight
train was unloading, number of boys got into
the empty cars and were playing in them until
the engineer was ready to move his train.
Before doing so he drove the boys off the cars,
and supposed all had jumped down. 1t ap-
pears, however, that small negro boy con-
cealed himself in 4 car, and becoming alarm
ed after the train was in motion attempted to
jump off, was caught under the wheel and
mashed todeath.
About half past II o'clock the night before,
us the northern bound passenger train on this
road was approaching Fredericksburg, IL ran
over and instantly killed white man named
Balderson, who was employed on the farm Of
Mr. Bernard, about one and half miles this
side Of the town. 1t is not known what the
deceased was doing on the track ut that hour
OF the night. He was not discovered until
after he was killed.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, October 2O.-Noon.-Consols, 94A.
United States bonds (bothl quiet and steady
at 73A Sugar heavy, both aaoat and on the
spot.
L1vBRPooL, October 2o.-Hoon.-Cotton
steady shipments from Bombay to the 18th
instant (snce last reportl, 5000 bales.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester, fiat and
nominal. Breadstufs dull red wheat, 9s.
I'D. Mess pork quiet and steady. Beef easier
at 95s. Lard, 69s. Cd. Tallow quiet at 6is.
LIVERPOOL, October 20.-Euening
closed dull and steady. Corn declined to 3ss.
HAvRs, October o-Cotton-Tres ordinaire
1877 ..... ..... -..t..
HAvRB, October 2o.-Euening. ng.-Cottonf firmer
Mt 1877
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

ODDS AND ENDs.-GoYernor Wells adj
dressed the Republicans in Petersburg yes
terday. g.s,sts 81 ~ s.g.ls.., :.
A religious revival is In progress st the Bel
yidere Baptist church, Oregon Hill.
I, The state Journal, from Aiexandria, VIII be
issued in this city next week as an after.
1e,pr yonrg man - lectures in Dnnvills
during the Fair on the "Hsmors OF Recon-
struction.,' He will also lecture In Lexing-
ton soon, before the Franklin Lyceum, by In
yitation. -
be finished by the lst Of November. ~ &.
Hugo O'Caskie was yesterday arrested as n
vagrant, and assigned quarters at the police
station till this morning.
Judge Burnham will commence calling his
civil docket to-day. ati0 s'.fa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

The THEATRE TO BE AGAIN RE8PENED.-
Our citizens will be glad TO learn that Mr. J.
T. Ford, who a few weeks since catered so
much to the amusement Of the Richmond
public, has again leased the Richmond The
atre, and will reopen 1t on Monday night and
remain six nights. Mr.. Ford will bring his
company from the Holidaystreet Theatre,
Baltimore. We need not say anything In
Richmond know as we'll as we do tina. their
motto Is "We study to please 4 e,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.

MADRID, October 20.-The organization Of
the nation is proceeding rapidly. Civil and
military governors have been appointed in all
the provinces.
All males of twenty years of age are TO be
allowed to vote for members of the Cortes.
EyGLASD-THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
LONDON October 20.-Itis reported to-day
that the. differences between Great. Britain
and America on the Alabama claims are TO be
referred to the Gear for arbitration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM the Weekly Dts
patch is unsurpassed by any other paper In the
State. It is sent to nearly every post-ofice In
all sections Of the State. Merchants and others
wishing insert advertisements In this weeks edi
tion viii please send them In to-day. (Wsl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21
Washington News.

WAsHISGToS, October 90 General William
Preston, of Kentucky, has been pardoned by
the President.
There are many applications for the position
vacated by General Hooker. General Stone
man is the most favored candidate.
General Grant is still at Galeua, with no
intimations of the time OF his return to this
city. r- ...- H.. ... ...
There was o full Cabinet meeting to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

APPLICATION FOR LABoRERs.-Mr. J. R.
Goodlow, one of the contractors on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad, made application
yesterday to the Governor for thirty convicts
to work on the road. His Excellency approved
the applica ton, and referred 1t to Mr.. Ward
we'll, superintendent Of the penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

CHEAP FUEL FOR THE PooR.-Dr. w. w.
Parker, finding it impracticabls TO procure
donations Of wood and coal 10 furnish iuel 70
for several winters past. has made an arrange.
meat with the managers Of the Springheio
and Deep Run Coal Mining Company fog y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

FALSE ALARM.--The alarm of fire last
night at about 10 o'clock was caused by what
very few people could find out. There might
have been cause for it, but after diligent in
quiry we were unable to discover 1t. A fire.
alarm telegraph is what Richmond needs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21
List or uNxAnAR1E LErrrns RrxA1s

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosroFPIcR OcToBRR 90,
1s8s.-Charlotte Carter (oolored), Richmond,
Va. ;J. G.. Newman, Brazil, South America
T. L. Anthony, Lynchburg, Va; Rev. Thos.
Hume, Danville, Va; Samuel Dennis, AL
bemarle county, Va; Mrs. Susan Dodson,
New York, N. Y. Miss Ivey B. Harrison,
Terre Haute, Ind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

Call at the store of W. W. TRmBETr. llls Main
street, next to the Dfspatch office, and get some OF
his delicious lemon, cream, arrow root and other
crackers. All in want Of confectioneries will find
1t to their interest to buy them from him. His
goods are all fresh and good. -.I.#.ag.. -,
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railroad Conductors Life Insurance.

CINCINNATI, October 20.-A conven tion of
railroad conductors, in which many railway
lines are represented, is in session at the Bur
nett House for the purpose of forming Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company. After prelmi-
nary business, the convention adjourned till
tn. morrow .......
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

To TEAcHERs.-Our facilities for executing all
kinds of printing for schools and colleges are un-
surpassed by any printing house In Virginia. Call
at the Dispatch countipg-room and leave your
orders,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

NJ. ELLYsoN Il Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
nshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this efice.
ty 3l-eodk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

RESIGNATION ACcEPTED.--The resigna-
tion of MIR. James T. Oyerby, military 'ap.
pointee as constable of the third maSisterlal
district or Halifax county, was on yesterday
accepted at military headquarters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

THE JETER PHILLIPS CAsE.-This case
was resumed before the Supreme Court yes
terday. Mr.. Guigon, Junior counsel for the
accused, opened the argument; pending which
the court adjourned, and the case was con-
tiaued. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

So REMOVAL OF OFF1CERs.-The following
order from Washington was promulgated here
yesterday:
"HEADQUARTgRs OF THE ARMY,2
/" WAsHISGToH, October II, 1868. 5
Especial Orders No. 249. [ExTRAcT.]
IS. BY the direction of the Secretary of
War Brevet Brigadier- General II. 5. Burton,
colonel Fifth United States artillery, is hereby
relieved from the commend of his regiment,
and will proceed without delay to New York
city, and report for duty TO Brevet Major-
General Mcdowell, commanding department
of the East.
"9. BY direction of the Secretary OF War,
the headquarters OF the Fifth United States
artillery are hereby transferred from Rich
mond, va, to Fort Jefferson, Florida.
"By command of General Grant.
"E ID. TOWNSEND,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

large quantity OF average coal st a very low
figure. Hehas also contracted with the Rich.
rnond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Hai.road
Company to deliver this coel In Richmond at
q rate that will enable him to furnish tito the
needy at two dollars per ton. The coal Is not
the best quality Of average, but 10 Is sold at 30
low price as TO place 10 within the reach Of
every oneto have a fire. 30 ssfs6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21

PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20. 1858.
h.. ARRIVED. Il tEgsi
Steamer Valley City. Morgan, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. p. Porter.
steamer Eliza Hancox, clifford, Norfolk, ner-
chandise and passengers, l.. b: Tntnm.
Old Dominion Company. n.y.
Schooner T. w. Ware, Philadslphia, coal Writ
Schooner oceola, Norfolk, merchandise. captain.
at sa.' ". SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne. New YORK, mers
chandise and passengers w. c. Dupham g Go.
steamer State OF Maryland, Trsyers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys& Williams.
schooner j. H. MARVEL, baltimore, merchsn.
u Schooner Rebecca, Secor, down the river, light.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, october 20, 1853.
NV s.t "8.#h

Hseat.-White, sa7 bushels. Red, l,sos bushels.
C1rrs.-White, old, 936 bushels !; new, 50 buahels.
Yellow, l52 bushels. Mixed, $40 bushels. sd,
Onts.-s74 bushels. '.t@
Rye.-670 bushels. y. -hGGsEat
ELarSeed.- bushels.
SALES.
WheA.-Whte, 2a bushels very good nj 3.55, 10
bushels at S2.573; 80 bushels good at $40, 10
bushels ut 81 .52A; 72 bushels common at S2.7S 81
bushels ut 1920; 80 bushels fair ut %. 70 bush
els Inferior ut $2lo; 20 bushels very foul ST. S.
total, Gss bushels. Red, I7S bushels prime pri-
vate terms, 60 bushels ut SASH; 81 bushels very
good at $235 log bushels good at 20. 30 $50 BUSH
els fair at $2a5; lls bushels medium 1t g. 20; Sc
bushels common at S2.lo; 10 bushels inferior at
Sl.7s-total, 75s bushels.
COrn.-White, SO bushels weevil-eaten at $la73;
SO bushels prime on private terms; SO bushels new
at Sll2 total, 1914 bushels. Yellow, 20 bushels on
private terms. '.4ai
Oats.-sO bushels prime at zoe: 1913 bushels very
good at CSC; 2so bushels good ut e6-total 45S
bushels. y
Rye.-sso bushels prime at 81 IS l02 bushels very
god at $l.57A; 81 bushels good ut SL6a-total, 4s4
bushels.
EIarseed.-4 bushels at $2.S5.
RE-ENHIBITRD. -f.ta.y
rVheat.-White. ss bushels. Red, sSs bushels.
COrn.-Wbite, $50 bushelg. .r- .r.,..a,,,,
Onts.-32s bushels
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: Assistant Adiutant- General. ;

Fort Jefferson is better known outside of
army circles rs the Dry Tortugas.
General Burton, it is uudersto TODD, will be put
on court-martial duty in New York. de
ienves ut once for that city.
Breyet Lieutenant. Colonel Reed and AdJu-
tant and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Beck,
quar- termasrer Fifth artillery, left on yester-
day for their new post Of duty.
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uARaNE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER 20. 1868.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER u, lsss.
San rises $50 Moon sets. ..... % s.
sun sets. .s.27 High tide, A. M.....,s.e
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AmusErrENTS.
MEETINGS.

sSTOCKHOLDERS' NOTICE. q
S,o.Lbo,dsrs of the RICHMOND Navy
sSNTG EiJILDING ASSOCIATION Are/N
Sershy notifed fhst the fifteenth tnstaiment on
s.nck is this day due, and immediate payment re-
quired honShi NJ MAcUabEs.
pe fl--H treasurer,