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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-22

WESTERN RAILROAD CONTINUOUSLY.
Lo,us, October 2O.-A railroad convention
to consider the project Of building Il road
from Kansas City, Mo-, to Memphis. Tenn,
to be called the Kansas City, Springfield
and Memphis railroad, was held at Kansas
City yesterday. Delegates were present
from Tennessee, Arkansas, and Missouri.
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Richmond Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, UCLODer II.
The receipts the past week $50 Cattle, $50
Sheep, and IS Hogs. Sales were made as follows
Beef-Common, &c. Safb., gross |; fair to good, 81
616.c. n D.; prime, Tic. ~ D..
SheeD.-The quality of the stock received was
generally good and sold from 70 ETC p D., gross.
Hogs.-Scarce and In demand at 13ic. a u. for
common to l5c. ~ H., net, for really prime.
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Domestic Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, October -Noon.-Money easy at
sal per cent. sterling-Long. 1903; short, 1905.
Gold, 1853: s-2o's, 'a2, 100, Tennessee s's-ex-
so : new, 50. North Carolint s's-old. ~; new, 10.
Flour unchanged Wheat dull and dropping.
Corn duh and lc. lower. Pork quiet at S3o.6?a.
Lard dull. Cotton quiet ut 2fic. Turpentine
Iteady at 47Gf75c. R0sIn firm; common and
strained, s2.2OGS:.25. FreIghts firm.
Eue,tng--Cotton heavy and decidedly lower
sales 800 bales at ossc. Flour steady with fsir
business. Wheat fayors buyers; winter red
western, fl.AGsl.45.. Corn 2G3c. lower; mixed
western. siMSlOa Pork q shade frmer at Sso.75.
Lard shade hrrner at ladls5c. Whiskey un.
changed. Tnrpentne, a79E1c. Rosin, u. 2oGSs.
trcights tirmcr.
Governments closed FIRM 5-2o's, 'se, le0t. South
securities dull. Money steady at s@7 per
cent. Sterling Arm at lo9sGlo9s. Gold more active
at 1901. Stocks strong.
BALTIMoRE, October a. Cotton quiet At gee.
Flour less firm. Wheat dnll red, 81 .4lsl.so.
Corn dull white sl.loGsl.r; yellow, s1.lo. Oats,
shoulders, tic. Whisky, Sl.?o@slN
CISC1NSArI October 2L-Corn, esc. Whiskey
In good demand ut Sl.H Pork neglected ut S3l.
Lard, l7tMl7!c. Bacon dull; shoulders, lcic.;
sides, l9;@l9;c.
LOUISVILLE, October q. Grain unchanged.
Pork S3I.7s. Observation-Disclosures l7tc.; sides, cote.
Lard, lsic. Whiskey, sl.ls.
WILMINGTON, y. c., October el.--Spirits tur-
pentine trmer at 43c crude, 81. s0liS2 Rosin
very hrm at Sl.5esllS!.75. Tar shade higher ut
s?.0s. Cotton, e4ic. for low middiings.
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTISG.-Wc regret to
learn that on Tuesday last as Mr.. Frank
ElIissy was returning from Il hunt after
birds he met Mr.. William McClanahan,
Waterman at the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas cnginc-housc, ut this place, and
in playful manner said he could hit Il
board which Mr.. McClanahan was carrying
in his hand, when the gun accidentally
went of. and the load Of shot lodged in the
leg and foot Of Mr.. NcC!anahan, causing Il
very painful and severe wound.-Shendn-
QOuh Ucrdld.
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North Carolina State Fair.

RALEIGH, \. c., October 2l.-Nothwith-
standing the incessant rain to-day about
5000 persons visited the Fair Ground. The
racing was good, though over heavy track.
The annual address will be delivered to-
mnrrow
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DRESS-MAKISG.

RESe-MAKING.-NlIs a. WILSON
~ ilatc OF Main street, respectfully announces
to her friends and patrons that she has now re-
moved to Fourth street between Grace and Frank
lin where she is prepared To do FASHIONABLE
DRESS AND CLOAk-MAkING ut prices 10 suit
the times. - . r
The LATEST AND NEWEST PATTERNS re-
ce,yed from Madame Demorcst monthly.
Also, CUTTING and FITTING. oc lS-cod3t
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The Tennessee Election.

WASHINGTON, October 21.-Persons here
acquainted with the personne! Of Tennessee
politics have Analysed the senatorial ballots,
and think Johnson may come within six
votes of an election, but his final triumph is
impossible. They regard Etheridge as out
of the race.
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Reported Indictment OF the Ercsi-
dents BrO.her-in-Iaw.

New YORK, October 2l.-The Daily Ere-
ming Neacs says Jay Gould was brought be-
fore the grand jury this morning and queS-
toned regarding the recent gold corner.
AS the result Of his testimony General But
terrified, Sub-Treasurer, \. K. Corbin, Il
brother-in-law of President Grant, together
with others, have been indicted for conspi-
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California POlitics.-.EOss Of a Steam!
shiD--Chincse Trade.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 21.-'lhe returns
of the State Judicial elections are favorable
to the Democrats.
The steamer Sierra Nevada, hence Sep
TENDER 10th for San Luis, was lost. The
passengers were saved.
1t has been raining here all day, OCCASION
ing great loss of grain lying here awaiting
transportation.
The steamship American, from Hong
Kong, has arrived with large cargo Of Chi
upSp.
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New York AEairs--.Ents,cr Esyacinthc.

New YORE, October 2l.-Thc yacht Anna,
suspected of being intended for Cuban ser
vice, has been placed under surveillance.
The Erie railroad difficulty i, yet uuad-
juStcd, and the men still refuse TO work.
Father Hyacinthe remains very quiet.
His presence cEcitcS less attention from Ro-
man Catholic than from Protestant divincs.
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\ SHAM DUEL.-Thcrc has been for some
time Il slight misunderstanding between Il
certain NJ. ID. and Il knight Of the goose, and
last Tuesday Il challenge was sent hy the NJ.
ID. and Immediately accepted. seconds were
chosen and weapons procured, Which We're
M old muskct and Il ci-,.-ca>e INTENDED to
represent pistol. The gentlemen. with
their friends. repaired To Il secluded spot
near the heights, and the principals drew
for the choice Of weapons, and the NJ. ID.
drew the muSket. The ground waS stepped
OF. the combatants placed i'll position, and
the word given 10 fire. \ tremendous eX-
ploson Of the old musket followed, and the
tailor rolled over on the ground, gave few
frantic kicks, and AL WAS over with him.
The Doctors second ccn%rat ulated him
on having killed his man, and they left the
field, and coming 10 town, repaired to
gentleman store 10 talk the matter over,
and while the VI. ID. was telling TO several
gentlemen how he had laid his antagonist
out and left him on the field dead, in walked
Bullock alive and without Il scratch. 1t was
then that the Doctor realized that he had
been made the victim of a practical joke,
and found that he had fired Il blank cartridge
mt man who was armed with II cigar-case.
Petersburg Courier.
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COMMERCIAL.
TGbaceo Markets.
RICHMOND. ".

OCTOBER 2l.-There has been more animation
in the market the past few days, and prices some
what improved, but re do not think 1t necessary
20 change quotations.
Lugs.-Shlpping, green or unripe, common TO
medium, S.. 560Ss; Shipping, ripe, In good order,
S96Isl0: working common TO medium, $40
I$li; working. good, Sl0.50ISl2; bright smoking
or working. common TO medium, Sl2GSI7; bright
frosted. s7.5O@s'.
Ledf-Shpping. short dark, in good order, SIC
6Sl2: shipping, short dark. in soft order. SlO9i
81; shipping. in good order, long dark, rich and
waxy. sl2@$l6; shipping, in soft order, long
dark, rich and waxy, slo4sl1.5o; English ship
S4: bright wrappers. medium 20 good. S35Gs5o
bright wrappers, fine to extra, s550Sso: sun
cured. medium, SllMSls; sun-cured fine. Sl5@t
S2j: frosted, S9GSl0.50.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
OCTOBER lS.-Priccs of all grades during the
past week have been fully maintained, and. con-
sidcring the advanced period of the tobacco year,
the offerings have been liberal. The sales for the
week have amounted to IOl hogsheads. and for the
current year 10 49, 16s h0gsheas will be seen by
the following exhibit sales for the week 4ol hogs
heads sales for the current tobacco year, IS, 16s
hog>hcads. The sales at tn" six auction-houses to-
day amounted 10 50 bOgshcads, with rejection OF
bids on hog~hcads.
TGJuccO in LOuiSriNs.-Of the estimated crop
grown in Kentucky. Tennessee Indiana, and I'LL
noiS. amounting to li2, eco hogsheads. there has
been marketed In Louisville up to the Ist instant
rs follows Hogsheads. 37,elS; amount ii, 06l,
~. Gls hug>leadS which brought the sum of 81. OIL
G26.7o. From present indications the total sales OF
the year, which ends on the Dist of the present
month viii reach about 10 900 hagSheads.
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BGSTS, SHOES, dc.
DICuMOND SHOE FACTORY.

DICuIOND SHOE FACTORY.
We are manufacturing and offering at wholesale
TO the trade the best quality
~ BISMARK BROGUES.
VIRGINIA BROGuES, fine and coarse;
BALMORALS:
all scwcd and made 0fthe very best materials.
The special attention of dealers Is called Ia our
Di''-'' y 8. ii. CIALKLEY & CO.,
oc lin Nos Q and IL Thirteenth street.
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for the release Of political prisoners whicl
have been presented from time to time, anC
have unanimously decided that such . re-
lease would be contrary to their duty as
guardians Of the public security and peace"
FRANCE.
PARIS, October 21.-Thc bullion in the
Bank Of France has increased COCO, 900
francs.
ITALY.
LONDON, October 21.-A personal inter-
view between Francis Joseph, of Austria,
and Victor Emanuel, of Italy, is probable.
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THE Iowa REPUBLICAN MAJORITY Che
rng0 October pa Des Moines dispatch
states that additional election returns lndI-
cate that the Republican majority III that
state will exceed 1000.
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The SDanish asUnb0atS.

New YORK, October2l.- Of the Span
ish gunboats built at Mystic came TO this
port to-day under convoy Of Il revenue cut
fer.
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The Case Of the Cuba's Officers.

W1LMINGToE, n. c., October 2l.-Thc
case of the officers of the Cuban sloop-ot-
war Cuba came UP in court to-day, but was
adjourned till tomorrow.
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Disappearance of witnesses In
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, October 2l.-Scyeral wit
nesses in the case of Brooks, the revenue
officer who was assassinated, have disap
,,aoraI
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NILLINERY.-Jus received, ass23s
w large stock Of choice MILLINERY, eLiat,StS
consisting of .SMe'Ss
BONSETS, HATS, FRENCH FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, RIBBONS. NEI.NETS, &c.
Also. ROMAN NECK-TlES and SASH RlB-
BUNS, JET CHAINS, and BANDS FOR THE
HAIR, &c; which will be sold low for cash.
NJ. WALTON & CO.,
No. 400 Broad street, corner Of Fourth.
oc lin
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a serious accident occurred on Monday to
the train on the East Tennessee and Georgia
railroad, near Cleveland, by which the cars,
together with the locomotive, were very
badly smashed to pieces. Fortunately no
person was injured except 4 fireman, who
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On Tuesday night snow fell at cheyenne
TO the depth OF one inch, and at Denver 10
the depth Of two inches, 49, ~
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The Tennessee Senatorial Election.

LOUISVILLE, October PA special dis
patch from Nashville says Johnson'syote on
the fourth ballot to-day was forty-eight,
which is his highest strength. Fifty-four is
necessary 10 q choice.
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WILL CoHsTRuEp.-Mr. Bernard Given
ney. who died short time ago, III his Will,
after making - number Of charitable be-
quests, left the residue of his property to
his nephew and nieces, the children OF his
deceased sister Ellen. As Ellen never had
any children, the children OF ms sister ho>e
claimed the property, and the orphans
Cont to-day awarded il to them, constru-
ing The intention OF the testator as III that
direction, and that Ellen's name had been
inadvertently inserted III the WILL Wash
j7,,ytyu letter. Baltimore Sun.
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RICHMOND, Oct pber -, ls6j
VNHE FIRM OF j. \. WOODS IL son
1 having been dissolved by the death OF the Sc
nior partner. the undersigned will close up the
business of the old concern. and VIII continue To
name. and respectfully soicits consignincnis oi AL
kinds Of produce. - ,,-oor.
Oc 2l-lwF W. r. NooD@.
PARTNERSHIP the under
~ signed. have this day formed u co-partncrship
under the style of FENDLEY x FERGUSON.
for the purpose of manufacturing LUMBER IN
the county of Chesterfield near the Clover HUI
Pits. and having appointed Mcssr5. a. l.; SiiEP-
HERD < Co.. sole agents for the sale Of our lumber,
respect fully solicit orders for BILL. TIMBER OF
any size ndcngih, which may he left win Them
Orders shall DC filed with the utmost dspatcll.
+. NJ. FENDLET and
w. L. FERGUSON.
Richmond, October II. 1882 oc2l-lw
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Second DISPATCH.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 21.-The Le-
Islature ballotcd four times to-day--the
last ballot standing rs follows johnson, * !;
Eskrdee, 81; scattering, a. johnson
wanted votes to elect him.
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FATAL ACcIDENT.-Two daughters of
Robert Smith (colored), of this county,
were burned on Friday last. 1t appears
that the younger, about two years of age,
was playing with can of kerosene near the
fire, when its clothes caught fire. The
clothes of the older one, about sixteen years
Of age, who attempted to aid her sister,
caught fire also. Both were burned so
badly that they died in 4 short time.-She-
idndOah Hcrdld.
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Ii. T. McLain. Acting Commissioner of
the Department of Agriculture at Washing
ton, has sent one peck Tappahannock or
Broughton winter wheat, one peek white
Touzcllc (French) winler wheat, one peck
Talavcra winter wheat, one peck Polish
winter wheat, one peek winter rye, one
peck black Swedish oats, one peck Excel
sior OATS, one peek Somerset oats, one peck
probsteler barley, one peck SaXonian bar
ley, TO the Lynchburg Fair.
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Foreign Marke,s-TBY TELEGRAPH.


PARIS, october 2l-No0n.-Bourseo opened quiet;
rcntesA III ?sc.
HAyRE, October 2l.-Cotton opens quiet and
steady both on the spot and saoat; on the spot.
ltslf.
LONDON, October el-Eooa.- Consols, esi. S-so's,
sig.
LIVERPOOL, October :l-!Soon.--Cotton quiet
upands, -l2bQi?sd Orleans, lssBlsid; sales csti-
Flonr, a4s sd. Ttr0 o'ck0ck.-Hreadstuns quiet
Pork Arm ut HOS. Lard heavy at lis.
LIVERPOOL, October 2L-Erenfng. Cotton
ouie.: nplands I'D; Orleans, LTD; sales, 5000
bales Including 500 bales for speculation and I'M
port. .H.. Ea y.
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puDIlc.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, October 21.-Air. Gladstone says
regarding the petitions for Fenian ann
nesty: @ The members Of the Government
have carefully considered many memorials
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MILLINERY.

Nl hereby respectfully Informs her w.
friends and tie ladies III general that she has -
removed To
No. 525 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH STREETS,
and has now on hand complete assortment Of the
newest styles Of
BONNETS. HATS. FLOWERS,
RIBBONS. NELFETS, SILKS,
LACES, &C.,
all of which will be sold at the most
REASONABLE PRICES.
The opening of FALL and WINTER STYLES
will take place on THURSDAY, october 2lst
A call from the ladies is respectfully solicited.
Mrs, FANNY HUTZLER,
nc 2t No. SIS Broad street.
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A challenge was handed to Mr. Shelf on
+. Lcake in the courthouse yesterday eve
ming from MIR. George w. billiard, based on
some personal remarks made by the former
i'll his prosecution Of the latter in the SLAM
der case of Collins Us. Billiards.
Mr.. Leake read the challenge aloud to the
court, and Mr.. billiard was bound over in
the sum of $500 to appear on Saturday
morning to answer to the charge of con-
tempt Of court. charlottesville Chronicle.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR NEAR TIE OLD MARKET
James Lanthrop (white) was arrested and
taken to Jail yesterday afternoon by colored
policemen Stevens and Morgan, to await
examination by the Mayor on the charge of
shooting Eli Morgan (colored). son of Peter
u. Morgan, one of our delegates in the Le-
gisaturc. The particulars OF the occur
renee, Is we hear them, are these Lam
throp entered Morg,in's place of business,
near the Old Market, and made some re-
mark, which was taken as offensive, and
which led to his being put out of the house
BY Iii Morgan and his mother, and the shut
ting and locking of the door IN his face. The
prisoner then drew his revolver,-a large
six shooter-and attempted twice to shoot
Morgan through the window from the street.
The first ball struck the window-frame, but
the second passed through the window. and
inflicted serious wound in Morgan's left
thigh near the groin.
Lanthrop was taken in charge by Mr.. l..
q. Heath until the officers could be sent for,
and his pistol taken from his person. He
was formerly Confederate soldier, and lost
Il leg during the war.
DIR. Smith was called in to see Morgan,
but the ball was 50 deeply imbedded that at
our last accounts it had not been extracted.
The wound, though painful. is not consi-
dered MISUNDERSTANDING Mdcr.
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Foreign News.

MADRID, October 21.-The Cortes has re-
sumed its sessions. Resolutions thanking
the army for its efforts to suppress the III
surrection were passed.
| EGeneral Prim declared in the Cortes to-
day that he was Monarchist and opposed
to Republic.
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CoTToN.-Very large quantities Of cotton
are now being shipped through the city uld
the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line. Two
trains, with seventeen through cars, all
heavily laden with cotton, passed through
yesterday for Baltimore, New York, Phila-
dclphia, and Boston. This single shipment
amounted TO four hundred and twenty-five
bales.-Lynchbury Republican.
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burg some two weeks ago, has been dla'
covered. He was drowned. He was
hard drinkar
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NEW HOPS, grown In Henrico county;
~ CUCUMBER PICKLES, new and hrin
FRENCH MUSTARD, genuine;
BAKERS CHOCOLATE,
COCOA, BROMA,
CALIFORNIA BRANDY and WINES, at
J.. b. RIDD,S,
ocol Ut Broad street.
EXTRA NOTICE.-PICTURE PIC
II TURES, PlCTURES.-As special tot OF ~ 700
large assorted Pictures now offered 20 the trade In
lots OF 80 aud 400 plain and e0iored as very great
reduction. Canyassers and dealers should NOT inlt
to purchase, as they cannot bo anQncateG ~ ina
price now offered HGns En,
: s9a Market street, PhiladeiphiA Pa
Sc 23-lm&
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-THE District
conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South for Washington district.
which commenced its sessions in this town
on Wednesday last, was brought to a close
OH Saturday. Fifty or sixty we're in attend
ancc. Good audiences were present. Rev.
John Landstreet, Rev. W. Y. Tudor, Bishop
noggctt, Kew. j. A. Duncan, u. D., Rev.
DR.; uough, and Rev NJ. smith, preached
IN Lces6urg in the variorq clurchcs-the
Whoic forming galaxy q ministerial talent
rarely met with in eicN';ar BODY of Chris
Csan dirines; and seldom. indeed. is i. The
privilege ofany rc"pI" 10 listen, within the
same space OF time, to so many able, 1te-
resting, and eloquent sermons One a
bishop whose ability ant, fervent piety beam
from every lneament Of his face, and SPAR
kle like diamonds IN every utterance Of his
lips; two have won for themselves the de-
gree of D. D.. and thus established their
claims to intellectual, power and much learn
Ing. Another, however, comparatively a
Young man, without titles, stands, in our
humble Judgment, the peer Of the proudest
as pulpit orator--ripalling in genius and
brilliant imagination the great Munsev him
self. We allude TO the Rev. w. V. Tudor, of
Washington city-Leesburg Mirror.
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SSow.-The mountains in this vicinity
were covered with considerable sprinkle
of snow on yesterday morning, and severe
frostS have been experienced III several Sec
tinns Wnrrpnt0n Sentinel
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james M. Mason, for long time one Of
the United States senators from Virginia,
and the representative of the Confederate
States to the Court Of st. James, is now 4
resident of Seminary Hill, and almost daily
drives into town in an ordinary no-top
spring wagon with blue body, and behind
dark brown horse by no means remarkable
for its looks or gait. The eX-ambaSsador
wears black felt hat with broad brim, a
bob-tailed beaver-cloth sack coat. gray
breeches, the legs of which are stuffed in i
pair of heavy boots, and long buckskin
gauntlcts: lie holds the reins and handles
the whip, TOO, as though ne had not forgot
ten his hoyish days; and the hale, hearty
old man, as seen going into the bank or the
stores on King street, presents little of the
appearance of the distinguished gentleman
who but short time ago was acting q con-
spicuous part in the drama of life where the
scenes were laid among courts and palaces,
and when nations life was the object
sought for.-Alerandria Gazette.
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D. G. Carr is appointed collector Of Gus
toms at Petersburg.
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A BAD MAN.-Mr. +. s. TutWiler has done
Lexington great injury. The elegant and
massive building he has erected on Main
a sorrowlul figure. This splendid structure
bv its damaging contrast will lead strangers
to think "Athens" IL shabby place.-Let-
imgton Gazette.
The Gazette also announces that two lady
acouaintances met in the street the olhet
day and did not kiss:
We are informed that prime wheat was
sold yesterday in this market at one DOLLAR
per bushel -! stamtton VtrVaaan, 2lst.
On Saturday last Mr.. Michael walters, u
well known and esteemed citizen OF "ythc-
vile, died in that place very suddenly.
Winchester will shortly have the pleasure
of seeing, and possibly hearing lecture
from, the inimitable humorist Mark IWalh.
The dead body of Mr.. Willis 6. PolndeX-
ter, Of Bedford, who disappeared at Lynch
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DANIEL Il. STEW ARI,
an 30-swTuSF &dNS W2m Richm ond, Va.
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Wheut.-White, IS bushels. Rod, 500 bushels.
;orn.-Whit". 30! bushels. Mixed 50 bushels.
OiaS.-2Ga bushels.
kyc.-lGu Bushels.
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The arrivals and departures up to three
o'clock Saturday include the Peytona and
barges, New Orleans to PittsburE; Ar
mada, Cairo to return; MoIsie Norton and
SaIlie ", Henderson to return; wild
Duck and barges, PIttsburg to ST. Louis !:
Ada Lyon, Green River to return; Morn
ing Star, Louisville to return; Charmer, to
Cincinnati; Dexter, Louisville to New Or
leans.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-22

Among the first boats due here are the
LsweIlin. from PASSPORT: Robt. Moore, for
Nashville: Mollie Hambleton, Clifton and
MinneoIa, from Memphis; Silver Moon.
for Memphis; Louisiana, Louisville and
Westmorelaud, for New Or cans; Mary
Houston, John Kilgour, Legal Tender and
Richmond, from New Orleans; Havana,
Romeo and Fanny Brande III, from Nash
Vile: Ada Lyon, from Green River;
Champion. from st. Louis; Lady Grace,
from Cincinnati.