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THE GALLOws.
Execution of n CoIored Man Of
Memphis.

EAeCuLlOu OI u COlOEeu MAN NJ
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Oct. s.
Lewis Givens, negro, convicted of
the murder OF John Shaw, also a negro,
was hanged at 2:20 this afternoon.
About three thousand persons, mostly
negroes, were gathered In the streets
adjoining the jail yard, on tops OF
houses, and, In fact every available
spot commanding a view OF The scaf-
fold, was eagerly sought for and oc-
cupled. There was not, however,
manifested that amount OF curiosity
that was displayed at the execution OF
Calvin and Moody, last August.
Givens spent most OF the morning
with his spiritual advisers, and seemed
resigned TO his fate.
At2P. N. he was brought upon the
scaffold, accompanied by several color.
ed ministers. After the religious ser.
vices were completed Glyens spoke q
few words, declaring thae he was In
nocent, after which the cap was drawn
over his head his arms md legs pInlon.
cd, and at 2:20 the drop fell, launching
him instantly into eternity, his neck
being broken by the fall,
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NEW YORK, October 8.
CoTToN-Lowor; $500 bales sold at &c fol
FLoUR-Dull. .H ..uu
GRAIN.-Wheat-Dull heavy and lac
lower. Rye-Dull and strongly in buyers
favor. oRts-Dull at 0i989Hc for western,
CoTn-LoWer and dull Ut 6O993c for nm
sound, and 95c9Sl % for uns0und mixed
western.
PRoVIsIoNs.-Po Pork = Nominal at $50 81,
Beef-Steady and in moderate domand, Cut
Meats75Flrm and quiet. BAcon-Flrm and
In moderate demand.
LARD-Dull at la9ls1<c for fair to primo
EGGs-QuIet and without change.
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CHICAGO, October

a.. CHICAGO october 0.
FLoUR-Less active; spring extras 81 Gg1I
GRAIN.-;Wheat-Panicky and 20 lower;
sales No. at 81 OI9l 05. and No. at 81 OO1
! OK; closing quiet at 81 O09l COX for No. =;
this afternoon No. 2 sold AZ SOC, seller Octos
Der; 99IScGJsl, seller last half OF month, Corn
Quiet and 2h9Sc lower; sales No. 2 at :8SjS
closing with buyers Of 6l1Sc for regular, and
&c for fresh receipts No. 2; this afternoon
sales at 6lhG82c, seller last half OF month for
No, ?. oaLs--1%G31fo lower; sales No, 3 at 31Ca
sc; closing az S$9I1Sc.. Rye-Aetive and
Jected at 70c; closing at 7Sc for No, i, and 76c
FOR strictly, fresh Ieoelpd Of No, 2, barley
A shade more active; sales No. 2 at 81 ~,
CATrLE-Dull and almost nominal Al q l6
90 ~ lor stockers and bntchen cattle.
Hods--S SO99 20 for common; % l2ISa9 10
tor fair 10 medium; % 6O@I0 OO for good 10
choice.
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A LETTER to q Government officer in
New York, from a gentleman In Macon,
Georgia, says that the black Residents
around that city are now bringing in
three thousand bales Of cotton, worth
SSOO,000 The letter speaks very favor.
ably Of the industry Of the blacks, and
states that the distribution OF 90 much
money among them will add greatly tc
their landed POSSESSIONS, and relieve 9
large body who had been In want
waiting for the crop.
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GIN. ANEs has telegraphed to the
resident that the published reports
that he has declared that he will defeat
The Dent ticket II he has 20 use his
troops at the poles 10 do II, Is without
the least foundation; that on the con.
trary he has taken every means TO have
o perfectly fair election.
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Surrender ofA Large Insure ent
MADRID, OCT,

Nineteen hundred Insurgents, to-
day, surrendered ito General BaldTick.
The General refuses to pardon those
who have committed assassination.
Intelligence from Grenade is to the
effect that the Volunteers in that sec-
tlon refused TO dlsarm and have escap.
ed to the open country. A body OF
Volunteers In Saragossa fired on the
troops stationed there and a sharp
fight ensued. The disturbance was
finally quelled, but not until much
b.ood had been shed.
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HAYANA, October o.
Another detachment left Havana 10.
day, for the seat OF War. CoRstlnR
steamers and Spanish men OF war are
actively engaged In cruising along the
Coast. It Is one year to-day since the
insurrectlon broke out In Yara. The
La Rose do Cuba to-day, publishes
without comment, the proclamation Of
Queen Victoria, declaring the confsd.
crates Of America belligerenls.
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The RceeIvershIp OF the New York
Gold Exchange.
NEW YoRK, Oct. @.

r ...... ... NEW YORK, Oct, 9.
Arrangements are stated to have been
made which will result In the formal
removal Of the Recelvership over the
Gold Exchange, on Tuesday next. The
affairs OF the bank will then pass tenn.
porarily into the hands OF trustees, un.
der the direction Of @. N. Jordan,
Cashier OF the Third National Bank.
Their chief business will be 10 settle the
business OF Friday, the Oath ult., which
when completed the bank will resume
business as usual. One party has con-
sented 10 Q removal Of his injunction
on the bank,
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NOTORIOUS thief and desperate by
the name OF Stephen CLARK, was hung
bya Vigilance Committee, at q point
four miles west OF Clear Springs. Ind,
on last Wednesday night. he was In
charge OF the Sheriff. and was on the
way to Jail, when overtaken by the
reRnlAtora and hung.
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PRICES,

HoonAndh German BittsrA per bottle SIOo
hAlfdoIan 500
Hoonand1 German Tonic, put mp In QUAR-
U6O,
nSDo not forget 70 examine we'll tho ar.
lcle you buy, in order 70 get the Eenuine.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Ned.
cline everywhere, jyi9
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EAsTPoRT, MAINE, Oct, 6,
VIA RANnnR. Oct. q.
GEORGIA.
The Coming Agricultural FaIr-InvI.
tatIOn 10 Strangers

tntIon 10 Strangers
#.. MACON, October s.
The Executive Committee OF the
Georgia Agricultural Society, at labo.
rions session just closed, have slightly
added TO thep premium lists. They have
also passed a resolution warmly well
coming invlled guests and others from
all parts Of the country who synpa.
thize In the objects of the exhibition
and desire TO acquaint themselves with
the resources OF the State, and propos.
Ing to nse all efforts TO secure free
ticket 10 such visitors. They also ac-
cepted the proposition OF the Governor
for an extra train for inYitsd guests to
Lynchburg, and appointed a committee
TO receive guests by the train. The SEQ.
retary was also instructed TO accept all
similar offers which may be made.
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Tho Late storm and shIpWreeRS %
tho Coast OF Maine.
IAsTPOKTI MAINE, OCT. b
VIA BANGOR, Oct, O.

VIA BANGOR, Oct. 0.
This town was visited by a fearful
hurricane last night. Vessels, wharves,
stores and fish houses were smashed TO
pieces. The steamer New York mar
rUwly escaped loss with all on board.
She was driven ashore and lost both
anchor and her rudder. Many mer-
chants have lost all their property, and
most OF the fishing vessels are in pieces.
EAsTPoRT, MAINE, Oct, g, |
VIA BANGOR, Oct, o.
TwenLy.ssven vessels are ashore In
Rumney's bay. The schooner Rio was
lost In StAudrew's bay with all on
board. A bark at New river was lost
with all on board, seventeen In mum.
Der. Grand Menan island was swept
by the waves and all the weirs and
smoke houses lost. The towns of Lu.
bre, Pembroke and Perry lose heavily,
houses and barns were blown down.
This tornado Is worse for Eastport
than the great fire In June. The reve.
nue. cutter Mosswood was disabled al
the beginning Of the storm, and could
render no assistance. All the smoke
houses are down. An immense quaint.
y OF smoked herring and oil are lost.
The loss cannot be less than $500, 1000. A
large part Of the town Is perfect wreck.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.
by Cable Telegraph to the IutsHiEericer.
FRAROR.s


Formidable RIOI In AVIEnOn-The NIL
itRFy Called dOut-BIOOdshed.
PARIS, Oct. 0.
The Journal OOlcieL states that q
formidable riot broke out among the
miners employed by the Orleans and
Paris Railway, in the Department OF
Avlgnon, Thursday last. The rioters
attempted TO drown the Chief Engineer,
but were frustrated by the efforts ofthe
Prefeot and troops. The Vice Preiect
and several other persons were wounded
In the melee. During the night oI the
9Th, the miners fred the General Store.
house and other buildings Of the Com
pany In that neighborhood, and by the
next morning the riot had assumed
alarming proportions. On the morn
Ing Of the 9Th, the miners In large force
attacked the iorGes Of the Company,
but the military which had In the
meanwhlle arrived, charged upon them
and at the same time used their fire
arms. Ten OF the rioters were killed
outright and many others wounded.
The mob then dispersed. Measures
have been taken TO guard against any
new outbreak.
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Manifesto from tho Cuban Juu.a.

- y -T"-- NEW YORK OCT. .. I
The Central Republican Junla oil
Cuba and Porto Rico have issued an
address regarding the neutrality OF the
United States, in which the law ol
nations and the writings OF eminent
JurlstS are quoted In support oi the view
that our government should recognize
the 6elligerent rights OF the Cuban In.
surRents.
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By law Of the last Congress the
Freedmen's Bureau is now confined to
an educational work among the blacks
OF the South. The report OF the Bureau
for the fiscal year lust ended will show
q steady and gratifying advance In the
cause OF education,
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CAUTION.

Hoonands German Remedies are counter.
talLed. See that the signature ofC. N, JACK.
BON IL on the wrapper OF each bottle, All
othen arc counterfeit.
German Medicine Slore, No, 6Sl ARCH SloCt,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly Q. n. JACKSON q %.
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River ana weather.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 0.
Mouongahela 8 feet inches and fall.
ing. Weather clear Thermometer zoe,
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
Weather cloudy; thermometer G20;
barometer falling,
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Movements Of Prince arthur,

MONTREAL, October 0.
Prince Arthur arrived here yester.
day and was heartily welcomed. A
visit to Ottawa OF ten days finishes his
tour, when he returns here for duty,
His visit TO the United States 10 pros
iected for next NAV,
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BPAIH.
Progress of the Revolution.

PARIS Oct 0
Spain Is In q very unsettled condls
tion. The Republicans are making
strong resistance In various parts OF the
country. Madrid ls tranquil, but the
police have advised the inhabitants OF
the city 10 arm themselves and their
servants In order 10 defend their houses
In case OF riot.
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Hon. GEORGE sHArsxoon.

J,atIce Of he Supreme Court oJ Pe1InSylrania.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
IAAdb German Bitten is very good tonic,
relieving dyBpopuc symptoms almost d.
roctIy. GEORGE SHARSWOOD,"
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4OLEDOI SCtOpeE W
FLoUR-DnlI.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dulla at I95c lower and
regular; Michigan at u "; amber RtsI "; No,
red At 81 II; NO. 2 do st o. o.; No. = spring at
7sc; No. 3 red at St92. = Corn
No, at &c; No. at goo. 0ats-lo lower
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WILMINGTON, N. O., Oct. 0.
Tho coal was removed from the
steamer Cuba to-day. She had but ten
tons on board, barely enough to steam
eight hours. which is evidence that she
came In distress.
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Judge Of he Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s, 1885.
"I consider Hootlands German Bltten, n
dlId6te medicine IN case OF attacks OF inll.
geStion or dyspepsia. l can certify this
from my experience OF II.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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GheQntsIliget1rtr:

Iris nsIngular and Interesting fact
that only one man Is now living who
has been elected President OF the United
States, and that Is President Grant.
Pierce was the last ex President elected
by the people. The only ex.P Presidents
now living are Fillmore and johnson,
and they were second hand Presidents.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Is pleasant preparation of the Bittes for
those Whodo not like extreme Bltter. II
Ia composed OF all tho ingredients OI the
Bittors combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable hRvoring extracts. Its use l
recommended when some pure Etimnl1nt IL
required In connection with the tonic pro
peflies Of the BlLters.
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Now York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Onlohar O.

NEW YORK, UCI0ber Q.
The Dry GOods trade is rather quiet and
the market weak and Irregular on cotton
goods, particularly bleached and unbleach.
ed go0dB and printed cAlIcoes.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.


HOoFLAEDS GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR.
II Is q compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and BarkA from which these
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues RTe extracted
from them by u scientific chemist. Those
TO be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bittors. There is no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compOundlng tho Bit
teTa, hence II FREQ from all the objections In.
cdpnt TO tho use OF liquor preparation.
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Tidal Waye on the Massachusetts

BOSTON, Octobar Q.
A number ofresidents OF New Castle
report that they were on the beach at
ten O'Clock on Monday night last, and
that there was but one tidal wave,
which was eighteen feet high. They saw
i coming and fled, but one fell amenR
the rocks. TO which he clung, the wave
going over him. It ran one hundred
and twenty-five feet above high water
mark, and In three minutes after there
were no traces Of II,
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sasnEaaGG.
Franklin Insurance Company
~ NlEWW
OF WHEELING

Sl6o, 900.
Directors.
SAM'L MoCLlLLAN, GEORGE MENDKL.
I. II. LOGAN, THos. r. BHALIoEosa
!, f. " ": H6als HEaasHHrH' H,N;E4I 4 N;VAHfS:
LOUIE O. sTuH,
This company how having been orRaniEed
nYe yeaIS, and In that time done q success.
ful business, is Btill prepared 10 take riBlB at
fair rates on Buildings OF all kinds, Merchans
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nitufe, Steam Boai8 and cargoea on the WeB-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
fen superior Inducements 10 Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
niture, Barns, and contents for 9 or s years al
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
LARGESF CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company in the
State; and composed Of some ninety, four
stockholders, moat Of whom arc amoIg our
best business men, recommends itself 10 the
favorable consideration OF the InsurinE
pablo and aolicits their patronage, Appli.
cations for insurance will be promptly attan-
ded 70 at their ONCE, No. q Monroe street OF
q their several agencies throughout the
State.
C.M. CoEN, See'y.
B. q, DIOK, Asst Eoc'y,
BAML MCCLELlLAN, President,
GEO. MENDEIA, Woe President
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THE DIFFERRSCR.-The Conserva-
tive Legislature OF Virginia has prompt.
ly and almost unanimously ratified the
Fifteenth Amendment. The people OF
Virginia want the negro question set.
tied and out Of the way, because they
want 10 turn their attention to tho arts
and enterprises Of peace. The Demo.
cratic politicians here, who are ever SO
much more orthodox than the Demo-
Gratis OF Virginia, oppose the Fifteenth
Amendment because they want to keep
the negro question alive; 1t Ia their meat
and drink, their stock In trade; and
without it they couldn't possibly keep
their heads aboye water. This Is the
meaning Of all the Registers howl
about negro suffrage.
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NEW YORK.
HOmInA ton OF Horace Greeley for
, Comptroller.

NEW York, Oct. 0.
The Albany Evening Journal Of last
evening, states that Hon. Horace Gree,
ley has slgniiled his acceptance OF the
nomination OF Comptroller OF the State,
rendered him by the Republican Con-
vention. Mr.. Greeley Is Ut Albany and
doubtless the statement Of the Journal
10 authorized by him. The State Cen.
trail Committee, however, has not
heard from him.
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATUKE.
The xVth Amendment not AsGod on.
Certainty OF It's Defeat Character Of
the Bills Intr0d ueed.



Andy johnson on the Floor.
Digpatah 10 TIC cincinnat Commercial.
NAsHvILLB, Oct. 8.
The Fifteenth. Amendment was not
acted on to-day, by reason Of the Gov
ernor's message not having been sent
In. AS the Legislature has adjourned
until Monday, the question will not
come up before that day or Tuesday.
It can be stated almost with certainty,
that out OF one hundred and nine mem
bers, there will not be one-twentIeth, al
the most, who will vote for the ratifica.
ton OF the amendment, I.
The more important bills, introduced
to-day, contemplate the repeal OF part.
san laws enacted during the last four
years.
The bill introduced yesterday to re.
peal all the laws passed the last three
sessions. was tabled without q dissent.
Ing vote. -
A resolution was introduced In the
House setting apart q portion OF the
gallery for the use Of negroes, Hereto.
fore the colored folks have had full
swing. seating themselves where they
wished, In both galleries.
Andy johnson was on the floor OF the
House to.day, for the first time. He
was In close coniab with some OF his
most earnest supporters, and his move.
ments attracted a good deal Of atten.
tion. .t.-... go.
Dttpdtchto US Cinsiandtt! Gazette.
NASHVILLE, October 8.
The House to-day tabled the bill re-
peRling all acts Of the two preceding
Legislatures, but passed 10 its first read,
Ing several for repeating certain laws
dlstasteful to the rebels. The violent
and vindlotlve spirit mentioned yester.
day % active to-day. The makeup OF
committees In both branches ID provok.
ing dissatisfaction.
The contest for United States Senator
ls settling down TO q trial OF purses,
creating the feeling to~niRht that John
son Is lIkeliest to win. The ex.PresI.
dent says he meets nothing but Ruer.
rilla warfare, Etheridge declares that
ifthe thing is decided by caucus, he il
certain OF election. Both candidates
were very busy among the members
during the forenoon sesalon. i .
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READ WHAT PEOPLE 8AH.
READ WHAT EFOFLR SAY
Who could ask for more substantial testl-
mOny than is thus given.
Hon. GEo. W. WOODWARD,

Hon. GEo. W. WOODWARD,
Chief fJHtice Of fthe Supreme cOlIrtof Pa, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
"l lind HootlRndb German BltterB IL n
good tonic, useful in diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benent In cases OF de-
bility, and want OF nervous action In the
system. Yours, truly,
GEO. ". WOODWARD"
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re.
shifting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In q
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no dlBeale will
ever RssAll you.
THE CoMPLRxIoN.-LadIes who wish a
fair skin and good complexion, free from
yellowiBh tngo and all other diBhRurementg,
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
heekB,
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West Virginia Insurance Company.
seines, Seines,

AM PREPAREDT TO FURNISH sElNEs
suitable for small streams, Rt short notice,
CIAA. II. BERRY,
Nos, Ii and 10 Water a,
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CommercIAl Convention

LoUDvILIE, Ky, Oct. 0.
Delegates to the Commercial Conven-
ton are arriving by the evening train.
Ex.President Mlllard Fillmore and
lady reached the city at noon to-day,
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BOSTON.
ArrestO q ThieVInE Salesman and
hIB ConfederAtes.

DSoASNt OSsSoOA os
Marshall Brown, a salesman In the
employ OF Seavey, Foster & Bowman,
silk dealers, ID under arrest charged
with stealing goods from the firm val-
ued at 81 800. Albert W. Davis, Thos,
Perkins and Reuben Adams, are also
under arrest on the charge OF receiving
the same.
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BALTIMoRE, Uct0ber7, lSB0.
PRICES OF BEEF CATTLE AT THE MARKET
THIS WERB.
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YTRGfNfA NEDS.

Tho proclamation Of Gen. Candy snuoun-
cling the result Of the election and c1nven.
ing the legislature, On the sth Of October.
appears In another cum. Weils has ten
dsrsd his resignation and il hiss been sccepi
ted 10 take Effect on the 2l,t inst. and Gil
bert c Walker appointed Governor Uice n
H. Wells, resigned John F. Lewis hs,
been appointed Lieut.. Governor TO oil q
vacancy TO tai Feet on the 9th OF 0cto-
Der zee. Tue Wells publican committee
have called a convention Of tho party to
meet In Richmond on the "a Of Novem
Der. -. Jadge Alfred Morton has been APP
20 nted Judge of the IIuaings court,
Richmond, IN place Of Ju ige Olcot. decess
ed. Wliithtc.. late editO- Of the State
Journal and defeated candidate for Con
greas, has been appointed Attorney General
10 place of Mr.. B,~dsn, resigned Joseph
b. Buc kinghsD. sheriff and J,h1 Siffrd
Survs, or Of Pala-ki; 'Of'aries w,addingto
Surveyor Of Sent. -. Petesburg prop s.
90 70 impr we the navigator Of the APP.
tnAt.ox. ..."G,v. Wake, has subscribed
$500 to the fund for the beue at OF
Secretary R,wliDgs 80. Richmond Is I,
have Gre alarm telegraph ..-...w We. ha
rented house in Richmond no has b,el
squating In the Cub, material mansion. :.
Randolph Macon College is having q pros
porous session. ..... ALEX. Dudley EXP. esi
dent u the York River r. .lltoad, is dead