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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-10
PLASTER WITH MANURE.

Ifyou have a fine lot of manure that
you wish to preserve and rot during tho
summer, mix plaster (gypsum) with it,
mix it throughout the heap. Let there
be some gathered on The top, and most
at the bottom wher the juices settle
Plaster not only holds the strength of
the manure from escaping, but decom-
poses it; the lime of the plaster uniting
with the carbon of the manuref and tlis
sulphur (ot the plaster) with the ammo
mia, which exists as carbonate. Thus
little plaster does more good thar
anything perhaps than can be done to
the manure heap.-Rural World.
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. seletteal Gale.

) "a COMING o1aerk
Winds be ,still-fiowers Sleep
Cease, your carols, birds OF air;
AS the sun majestic creeps u .-HaI -
Meath the caves serenely fair,
With the morn she's coming.
Quiet keep, Oh fields Of grail,
/ And ye moss embroidered dells,
Lest your rustic and refrain
Fright her as the zephyr tellsl
with the morn she's coming.
What a hush has fallen, loi
And a day enshrouded lies, .re,# s -
Magnifcently-soft and low
Comes the watch-star forth and cries
With the morn she's coming.
But sweeter token far r.I47I Ir7a5i7t5T
Flutters in my heart To say, ,.4,gl z-#s+
Ere Celeste's glittering car v ,HF $3.50
Shall have rolled far on Its way
With the morn she's coming
All the charms OF air and flower
Melt away--my word L hold
Next my heart, nor wait the hour
That the pleasant starlight told
With the morn she's coming. ,fs5
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-10

lEH.re's esihtersAl improvements
atf cnss seail sid >'vhs;tIl,sS swillewed n
Si9eg G saAfz..
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-10

tFIIow sweet to ls5.ilipe in the
lapse of ages-=say about e',shteenA
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-10

81 Advertisements for less time than
a.ree nonths will be charged for at the usu-
n patss--ons dollar per square for the first in
ssrfon, and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion. e.....t
"a The number OF Insertions must be mark
sd on the manuscript Or the advertisement
viii be continued until forbid and charged
for accordingly. ffzs .suIif.#I5t55
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Gb. b.9atitfg girsiniHn
pY BAGBY a sTOFEh

sa>,,xusxs af ApvKRTIsIN0.- A following ARE
81 ts,Tss Of Advertising, which will, In no
Snsta n ee. be departed from! IL. l4..
ltA1eN< rleGn lat ingArtn Ri
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK. Nov. 0.
CoTToN-DuGI, heavv and a shade easier I;
sales OF 900 bales at 24II@2jc for middling
FLoaR- Receipts 2ll2 bbls; the market
opened more steady and closed dun, with
holders more disposed TO realizes: Sc 7O9
80 - for superffne state and Western (;
So 3p@0 80 or extra State; 50 25lDH 50 for
extrE Western; So 1909 90 forwhite wheat
81 G0sS9 90 Tor extra st. Louis; $40 oO@l3 90
for COED 10 choice do. California Flour is
quiet. Rye Flour unchanged.
WHISKY Firmer; sales of 400 bbls. West
ern al 81 IS: but is now held higher.
WHEAr-Re eipis 249,054 bushels opened
firm out closed IN buyers favor: safes OF
$500 bushels at 81 4l@l 43 for No. 3f5pring ;
81 5514esl So fer No. do; 81 6s9l 67% for
No. do. VI 90 for Nos. ard 2 do. mixed I;
81 9e@l 81 Tor amber Michigan, the latter
an ext repls pIice; : u 121a Tor white Michi-
gan. ttG Nb4a As4 &
RYE Dull; sales of 5000 bushels at 81 40
for ~ estern; 81 42gl 43 for Ca a sei1 West.
BARLEY Y-fIeavy; sales of 8, 90 busae OF
0enada W est at - I2gS. ~f. "a =
BAaLEY " ALT Quiet: sales OF $50 bush.
CoRN-Recctsts 7I,246 bushels: opened a
shade nrmer, out closed dutI and droop-
ingi sales on 5000 bushels at 81 I2Gl IA for
unsou al ; 81 lSgl l9 for sound mixed West
ern. tie latter AN extreme pFiee.
OATs-Reeeipt~ 9l,SlS bushels; market
dropping sales of $500 bushels. at 73G74c
for W eSt ern ahoat, closing a sh ade nrmer.
=srooE OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, I5,IO5,n7 bushels. corn, 2,77sy8s0
bushels, oats, -, ,Z55 bushels; rye, l23,243
bushels; barley, 81 ,055 bushels; malt, q, :
69i besh els: peas, 70,5SS bushels
RICE Quiet: sales or 40 tierces OF Caro-.
lima, at 9Jg90t2c.
CoFFEE-SJeady and quiet.
SUGAK-Quiet aud firm, ab IL 1<9ll5sc for
fer. osgped refining. ---gf IsE-ssEZ
Mol ,SSES-Dull and unchanged; sales of
! 80 batre!s of muscOVudO, at 47c.
i PEIRoLEUM-Nom omfnai, at l5c for crude,
4 and 25c tor refined in bond.
HOPS-Quiet, at l5025c for American.
/ OILs-L1tsaseedd dull, al a5{d9Se.
EORR-Quiet and unsettled; sales of 500
/ barrels at s2T SOAR T5 for mess; closing at
/ S27 IS regatar; ST 81 for old do; SZ2 50Q
s2S - for PRIME and s23 5Og263 50 iorf prime
mess.
/ 4BEEg-Heavy; sales of ITO bols at $40 Goa
SIS % Tor new plain m mess: SIS 50(922 IS for
new extra mess. Tlercs Beef duh at S289
so for prime mess s3lg3 for India mess
| 50 tierces-0 of India 1ness were sold on pri-
/ Vate terms Beet Hams dull at 2S6i3lc.
/ CUT MEATS-DuH: 11MlINc for shoul-
/ ders l2Gl6c for hams; mtddles unsettled,
/ sales of 500 boxes Cumberland cut for jan
/ uary on private term>-
1 nzBARD-Qafeu ana heavy: sales of 430
tlerc- S ~ - gl7c for steam, l7gI714c for ket-
| tie reud dertd.
BUrTER R-eteady; 25a37c for Ohio, 4O@5Oc
/ for state. - p ea--
! CHEEsE-Quiet at I39lSc.
/ E'kEIGEFrS-To Liverpool hrmer; engage
| ments of $4,000 bushels wheat at 70g71&d per
sail and 81 per steamer; 800 bbls dour PEI
sail at Is.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
A Count or the Vote or San Fran.
cisco 0rdered-Mlning NeWS-Stlll
Earthquaklng.

SAN FRANCIsCo, November 9.-The
steamship Constitution sailed to-day
for Panama, with 1917, 900 treasure
S191 500 for New York, and $166, 900
for England. Judge Field and Geo.
G. Gorham were passengers.
The Yellow jacket Mining Com
papv have declared their quarterly
dividend of $500 share. payable the
10th inst.
Honolulu advices to October 18th
saws that commercial news is unim-
nortant. No foreign arrivals. Moth
ing later from the whaling fleet.
There has been frequent shocks of
earthauake felt at Hilo, and the at
mosphere is filed with smoke.
The native prophets predicted a
great tidal wave deluge at Honolulu,
October 7th. Hundreds of natives
fed to the mountains for safety.
A mail carrier was assassinated last
week and the mails rifed by the
rebels, who have seized the mails at
various points in the disturbed dis
| tricts. Captain General Lersundi has
received a telegram from the home
government authoriz ng him to sus-
pend or not, at his discretion. as oc-
| casion may require, the death penal
ties in cases of prisoUers condemned
| for political offenses. The insurrec.
tionary disturbances are confined tC
the Eastern District. The rest of the
Island continues tranquil.
The Board of Supervisors ordered
a recount of the city vote. Some pack
ages of ballots IN possession of th'
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Cincinnati MarkeE.

,By5Telegraph.l CIHCTNNATI. Nov. 9.
FLoUR-Du D, but prices are unchanged :
family 81 50a7 75.i
at 81 10. - f'4lIf q ~
CoRN-D D1iI; old not saieable a. better
than roc, nor new at better than 5Sa59c.
OATS-Pr1cest tun nchangsd: sales at sJ70n0rfs
RLEY-Dull; Canada 50 rs; St.fe 81 10:
these are the rates for the best grades.
GoTrON-D1lf: sales Of middIfng at 23c.
ToB AcCo-Dult: nothing s1one
WHsKf-Dull and prices have declined
HoGs-Dull at 81 1897 so, the latter an
extreme rate; receipts 800 head.
GREEN MEATS-Seliing at 7J&e,- loo and
IL !, ID be delivered the first good weather
LARD --Dolllat l61zUl6c. # G4 s~ 'aE
BACoN-NominalIy uachanged, and not
much here; shoulders can be bought at
l6%c, and clear rib sibeS at I71z; clear sides
lo12c; the total Stock. OF bacon in this city
does not exceed 200 hogsheads. 1fafl
HANS - sugar cured In moderate de-
naand al l7fal71ze. raasazzs.a-.alaaa..
BUrTER-Dul and FpricesE 1c lover: the
supply Is in excess of the demand; fresh
central Ohio. brings 33955es and Western
Reserve 30 937c.
.EGGS-Scarce and firm at 29a3Oc
OILS -Lthseed Oil very dull; retailing at
81; lard oil duh ut 81 4O9I As for current
GoLD-l3414 buying nsr erp
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at par buying.
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.

for English, anu TIC forAmeriean ;Qasfafne
prices W 4o93 45 per oz.; Indigo, Madras
81 80 TO 81 30.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
Provisions. Pork is firm. with light
demand. We fix xourquotations as follows,
Nel0 Ness Pork s25 co. Bulk Meats, none
in market. Hams at 17c. Lard at i7c
tierces, and Ice in kegs. Cheese we quote
at I7cf for choice Western Reserve. and
1s1ac for Factory Hamburg, I7lSc. Butter
is in fair supply at CSC to CSC for country
and Ohio. r@
GRAIE = Receipts of wheat during last
week were smaIl. The price continues
steady; market dull. We quote at 81 so
gl IS for prime wheat. Corn is firm, with
only moderate stock In market, and
selling at soc in ear and S5G95c for shelled,
in sacks. Oats, are steady quotations, 5O9
55c ia new burlaps.
aGFLoU R--Continues dull with q declining
tendency; for good superhne So OOa7 90 /;
Extra is offered 81 O00s7 50; Family and
fancy brands are named at SO OOa1o 90
from white wheat. fzz3HE
CORN MEAL-We lind but little business
done in meal. Weplace the price of kiln
dried at 81 90 per barrel.
HAY-Baled can be had now at sI5QI6
per ton; loose st sl2al3 per ton.
BRAN-Is held at sI8g2O per ton, and dun.
SUBSTITUTES 00G3J 90 per ton.
SALT-Steady small barrels at 50 SO, and
large s3 so per barrel.
GUEEIEs-New stock Is held at 22a23c;
good quality Of second hand sold at l59lSc.
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Chicago Market.
Rv TAIHUraph

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. o.
ExCHANGE-EasteTn scarce and firm at
I-f0th premium selling.
FLOUR Less active and a shade easier;
Spring eXt 80 621Sd6 Is. -
WHEAT-Duil and easier; sales OF No. l
at Il lSgGl lS1@; NO.2 81 lCgl I219: closing
AZ 81 II for No. 2; no change since the noon
Board. -.....
CORN FIrTner. dull and lc higher: sales
OF No. at 799S0c; No. al 72973c; rejected
at 669 s.; C Csing quiet at 799SOc Tor No.
l unchanged this afterDoon.
OATS Less active and firmer; %94c
higher; sales OF No. at 4612d4Sc; rejected
at 42c; closing at 470471zc for No. l.
hYE--Steady and Inactive; sales OF No.
l at 81 039l ca; No. 2 at 81 OIL.
BARLEY Il nsettted and Ease higher
sales of No. at 81 506s1 50 rejected at 81 p;
closing at 81 5291 So Tor No. 2
HIGHWINES-DulI; reported sales at Soc9
81 90.
MISS PoRK-Advarc ced 25c; sales at ga 75
as % cash. and at SO sellers option Feb
ruary and March.
Cur MEAT@Dry salted shoulders firm
and steady at I0I5 !; short rib sides boxed,
lie sellers February; smoked shoulders
PIC; clear I5I3c.
IARD~DuiI ut I414c for No. l, and lec for
steam rendered.
HAMs-Sugar plckIed 14c.
CAFTLE-Nothlng doing; values entirely
nominal at Sa urday,s rates.
HAY-Dull and declined 1OQI5c on better
and 20Q20c common and medfum
/ grades; sales at 81 2597 20 for good to
I choice.
FREieHTs-Dull and almost nominal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-10

KENTUCKY, fogyish and coppery as
she is, pays tribute to the worth and
popularity of General Grant. His
vo;e in that State will reach nearly or
quite $4,000, almost double the num-
Der cast for Mr.. Lincoln in 1864
The frs treports were that an entire
Democratic delegation was elected tol
Congress from Kentucky, but we ara
gratifed to learn that Mr.. Barnes,
Republican, has been elected in the
Eighth District. by from 500 to LOCO
majority.
There is hope yet for the land of
Nasty. With fifty thousand steadfast
Republicans to start with, it will not
he difficult TO make our party larger
whcn the official inhuence of the new
administration Is brought to their aid
-Iadiandpo}is Journal
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County Clerk, bear evidence of hav-
ing been tampered with. An immense
sum OF money was at stake on the re-
suit Of the vote in the city aud State
1t is probable recount will be made
in other localities. 49,
A shock of earthquake was fe.t al
Victoria, November'4 2 ~tA
Arrived-Lcnoid, Sydney; Carrute,
Newcastle, England. Sailed-On-
tArio, New York.
Flour, $5 25@6 25; wheat, choice
shipping, 81 90; legal tenders. a.
Sargent, Republican, is elected to
Congress in the I'd District by a
majority of over 1900. The Sd Dis
triet is still in doubt, but the chances
are favorable to Hootson, Republican.
The returns from Oregon, in fifteen
counties, give Grant over 500 major
ity. There are nine counties yet to
hear from.
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WAsHINaToN. November 9-Speak
err Colfax arrived this morning In
ge rsoll, of Illinois, is the only other
member Of the House known to be in
the city.
Senators Wade, Morgan, Cameron
aud Corbett are here. -
After the declaration of adjourn
rent tomorrow, Wade and Colfax
will return to the West.
The Secretary of the Treasury will
order an additional amount of three
per-eents issued if necessary to re-
lieve the money market.
The proclamation IS made OF
treaty with the Kansas Indians, pro-
Viding that portions of them shall re-
move from that State to reservations
South. in the Indian country, while
other portions viii dissolve their
tribal relations and become citizens.
The Indians are to be duly compen
sated
Gen. Grant is at the army head
quarters to-day, engaged in ofiic.al
duties.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. 9.-Gen
Grant was at Army Headquarters al
nine o'clock this morning, and engag-
| cd at once in the performance of 0th.
cial duties. Several gen lcmea called
/ on him this morning to present their
| respects. Among the number were
\ the Vice President elect, Secretary
4 Schofeld. Major General Thomas
Senators Wade and Morgan, and 9th.
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Mo ETARY 8 COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY MEVIEW.

.t FINANcIAl. The money market con-
tinues close, and only short bills on New
York and New Orleans, basets on produce
operations, can be negotiated such bills,
however, aresread 1cashsd at 10 per cent.
The recent financial furry in New YorK
has subsfded, resulting from a sudden call
on the banks for their Western balances,
to be used in moving the staples OF the
country, which forced them to throw their
Government stocks on the market "A
rapid decline in their value necessarily
folIowed,E and almost "a panic resuIte l.
Having relieved their wants, the pressure
Is off, and prices have recovered as sud-
denly asthey fsli.s .sses saBase7
Exchange on New Yorg is scarce and IN
demand. Bnyings rate 50c pren1la "a per
$1,000. Selling, 81 50 per 81, 900. +-~
Gold is higher, and the market firm
buying at I3S, ahd.selftng f3E silver-l4
buying, and I25 selling.
Governlnenfs are QUOTED as r fjIIatvs.
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EurOpean Marker.

BY Cable.1 LONDON, Nov. 0-Eve.
CoNsoLs-945z. re4t
II. 5. BONDS -5-20s, 1874.
Stocks Quiet; Illinois, 065z: Erie, M.
FRANKFORT, November 0.
BONDS -7Si<.
LIVERPOOL, November9.
COTTON Easier, but not quotabiy lower
sales OF 10000 bales middling uplands ai
Il1sd. and to arrive at l01zd; middlfng Or
leans at Ilsz.
BREADsTUFFs-Corn firm at 3Ss Cd foi
red Western; wheat, 9s Sd; flour, rs; oats
38s Sd; ley, IS; peas, As 6d.
PRovTsIONs-Beef, Dos; pork, OILS; lard
COS en- eese, 6fs: bacon, 5js.
PRoDUcE- Spirits OF turpenuae, 27s Cd
spirits of petroleum, Hat at Id; refined
Is SID.
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81. Louis Market.


By Telegraph ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 8.
Rain since last evening has checked
business, and hardly anything was done
tr-dayln any article.
ToBACCO Quiet and unchanged. -
OqTrpS--bs nonllpally lower = 2l1zc for
midd ing.
FLou:t-Oniy a very lew small sales were
made at 81 7505 20 tOr superane: S6 O0(Q6 30
for extr ; 81 % for double extra.
WHEAT-Very dull, but Is not quotabIy
lower prime TO fancy red Fall sold at
ST 459I 81, FANCY white s2 %; Spring sold
at 81 Is for No. [.
CoRN-Dulf aud declining, buyers hold
ing off Few sold at % g7Oo, and old at
OATS. Yers heavy. but not lower; sales
at 4SaJsc.
BAKLkY--Du!l and unchanged. with no
demand except for choice aud fancy
spring fancy Minnesota sold at 81 45.
RYE-Bnyers holding or. and but little
was done: smaIi sales at 81 0legI TO-.
PORK Quiet at S35 - Tor old.
BAcoS = ock very light; shoulders lie,
clear 81 les lSI&c.
LARD-Lower and demand light; choice
tierce sold at I6%c.
WaBSKY-Dull and easier at 81 02gI Oh.
CATrLE-CommOn and medium grades
plenty, but good and choice are scarce
prices range ~ SS96c for medium 10
choice. j I7EE
HoGs-Range at 515a61zc. with light de-
mand, owing to warm weather.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the Second Session of III
Eortieth Congress.
/ Proclamation.


By The President Of Gte United States Of
America.
A Proclamation.
Whereas a convention for the sur
render of criminals between the United
States Of America and his Majesty the
King of Italy was concluded and
signed by their respective plenipoteu-
tiarIes at Washington on the twenty
third day of March, eighteen hun
dred and sixty eight, which conven-
ito S. being 10 the English and italian
languages, isword for word as follows:
CoaUeatioal for the surrender Of criDpi-
mails betlceen the United Stdtes Of
America and has Majesty tie King
Of Hdiy. ..a.
The United States of America and
his Majesty, the King of Italy, having
judged it expedient, with view TO
the better administration OF justice,
and to the prevention OF crimes with
in their respective territories and ju-
risdictioD, that persons convicted Of
or charged with the crimes hereinaf-
ter specified, and being iugitives from
Justice, should, under certain circum-
stances, be reciprocally delivered up,
have resolved to conclude a conven-
-I.H
tlon for that purpose, aud have ap-
pointed as their plenIpotentiaries the
President of the United States, Will
liam H. Seward, Secretary of State !;
his Majesty, the King of Italy, the
Commander Marcello Cerrunti, envoy
extraordinary aud minister plenipo-
Tertiary; who, after reciprocal com
munication of their full powers, found
in good and due form, have agreed
upon the following articles, to-wit:
ARTICLEI.
The government of the United
States and the government of Italy
mutually agree to deliver up persons
who, having been convicted of or
charged with the crimes specified in
| the following article, committed with
In the jurisdiction of one of the corr
tracing parties, shall seek an asylum
or be found within the terrific
tries of the other: Provided, That
this shall only be done upon such
evidence of criminality as, according
to the laws of the place where the
fugitive or person so charged shall be
found, would justify his or her appre-
hension aud commitment for trial. If
the crime had been there committed.
ARTICLE III.
Persons shall be delivered up who
shall have been convicted of. or be
charged, according to the provisions
of this convention, with any of the
following crimes:
j. Murder, comprehending the
crimes designated in the Italian penal
code, by the terms of parricide. assas
slnation, poisoning and iDfanticide.
2. The attempt to commit murder.
3. The crimes of rape, arson, piracy,
and mutiny on board ship, whenever
the crew, or part thereof, by fraud or
violence against the commander. have
taken possession of the vessel.
4. The crime of burglary, defined
to be the action of breaking and en-
tering by night into the house of an
other with the intent to commit a
felony; and the crime of robbery, de.
fined to be the action of feloniously
and forcibly taking from the person
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New Orleana Marnaf

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 8.
COTTON Irregular and closed nc lower,
middltngs 231zc; safes < 500 bales: receipts
since Saturday, S5,9S5 bales; exports, 2,831
bales.
GoLD-lS5H s'erIIng, and l45gl48 for New
ExCHANGE-L discount. .lGaa
SUGAR-Eirm, and increasing; fair I21<a
l2Ac, prime to cnoice lI1s s9l41<c. and yel-
low clarified l516c.
MoLASSES- High grades firm: strfctiy y
prime 10 choice SOd90c. =,
FLoUR-Dulf; superfne SO 81: treble ex.
ira az so for choice.
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New York Cattle Market.

By Telegraph NEW YoRK, Nov. o.
Receipts for the week, 5,490 beeves "a 7O5
sheep and lambs, 2, ,504 hogs.
BEEF-Dull and heavy unlii to-day, when
there was more activity. though 10 change
fair TO good, I31S9141zc; ordinary, 1IL5G
l21zc; inferior, IO@llc.
SHEEP AND LAIBS-W hich declined <0
nc on Thursday, have since about recov-
cred the fall, and closed frm at 41<@6Zc
Tor the former, and 61z971Sc for the latter.
firm at SgSzc.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. g.
fhe weather is fine, which, with the
pressure on the money market has a ten
dency to check business to tue llreseD Z
want of trade; prices IN the meantime are
pretty Well sustained. The fCocheco Com
Pany nave put new cashmere stripe
print on the market to-day, which hnds
ready sale at la cents. while their other
Styles sell at l31ac. All other standards OF
nfSt-ciass prihts are only l2%c. STANDARD
Sheetlngs steady at 15gl6c; Brown prfIls
at l71zc.
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EAsHVl
Meetiag the Legislature-Tillmans
Republican, Elected TO Congress.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 9.-The Legisla
4ure assembled to-day, but neither
House had a quorum.
The Nashville Republicdn OF this
evening says the official returns from
the 4th Congressional. District elect
Tilman, Republican, by 200. Repub-
lican majority. Full returns have not
vet BEEN received at the Office OF the
Secretary Of State The returns re-
fsrred to by the Republican were re-
ceived at ShelbyviIle, the residence
of Col. Tillman. A contest Is proba-
BILE as to whether Tillman or Sheafe
gets the certificate.
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new York Gold and STOCK Marked.

By TeIegraph.l New YORK, Nov. Q.
MoNEY-Duil at the close OF the day, and
the supply was In excess of the demand aE
2 per cent.
sTERLING = Irregular and unsettled at
9G9t<. s#a fE
GoLD-Active and higher, opening at
1895 advancing to l3j1k. and closing at
l31. The transactions were heavy, the
gross clearings being $4,000 900.
GoYERNAIENTs-ActIv and buoyant cou-
pons of 'SI, II4gll414; do. '62, l685z ai08J6
do. '64, l0z49lU lU75s; do. 49,, l071zg lO7ss; do.
new, Il091I0E DO '67. II01z lI0L do. '6s,
llO54: 10 4Os. fO4s4 The market was
largely overs Id, aud is in danger.
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Louisville Market.

By Teleeraph.l LOUISVILLE. Nov. 0.
'ToBACCo-Leaf scarce; sales OF lugs to
fair leaf at 71za9 I51zc. =, .
FLOUR-Superfine s6 90,
WHEAT-SI 700l 80.
j CoRE-old, shelIed, in bulk, OOc; new,
ears, SOC.
NPoRK-Nominai.
GBACON-Clear sides l9aIgL<c .Ul. DO
LARD-New l6lzc for tierces. af9 art
WHIsKY-Raw. free, 81 05.
HoGS-70715c gross.
CoTToS-21z921zc. tf rl#ttrss
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Memphis Marker.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS. Nov.
C0TToN-Quiet, at 221<c: receipts 28lg
bales: exports ,l72 bales.
FLoUR-Dull, at IS 50Q3 90.
4 CoRN-None in the market.
OATS-60c. rt ls..r
HAY-S24 OO925 90.
BRAN-Dull at S2f 90.
PORK-e3l 90. 8fsf
LARD-l9d201%c
BACoN-Firm and scarce; shoulders l4IScH
clear sides I01%c. ~
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ATLANTA.
A Heavy Reward ORsred.

ATLANTA, Ga, November Gov.
Bullock has issued proclamation Of
tering reward of $1,000 for the ar
rest and conviction of the persons
WHO caused the death of Albert c..
Rnfin, Sheriff OF Richmond County,
killed in the election riot at Augusta /.