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RIVER NEWS.

sTATE OF THE WEATHER AUGUST q.
Augusta, clear and sultry, So; Buff
falO, rain, 700: Charleston, clear, S8o
Cleveland, cloudy, So; Chicago, clear,
So; Chattanooga, clear, So; Cincin-
matt, cloudy, SO; Jackson, clear, 80e
Louisville, clear, So; Nashville, clear
and hot, SO: Natehez, clear, so; New
Orleans, clear, S4'; New York, clear,
S4'; Osyka, clear and calm, 79S; Phil
adelphia, clear, So; Pittsburg, clear.
S60; st. Louis, clear, SSo; Vicksburg'
clear and warm; Washington. clear
So; Portland, cloudy, 7So; Key West
cloudy So; Havana, clear, S3O
Shreveport, clear, warm and calm.
S4'; Houston, clear and calm, $50.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Great Republic, St. Lonis.
City Of Cairo, st. Louis.
Ozark, Arkansas river.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City of Cairo, st. Louis.
SamJ Hale, Cincinnati.
Linton, st. Francis river.
Nstoma, White river.
Great Republic, n. 0.
IN PORT.
steamer Ozark.
RIVERS HsAIHER AND BUSINESS.
ST. LOUIS, August 2l.-The river
rose 2inches.
Decentralization for Xicksburg;
R. Arthur and Kellogg and barges
for New Orleans.
CNcINNArI, August 21.-The river
is rising with ) feet 8 inches in the
channel.
D-eparted-MinneOla for Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, August 21.-The river
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Business NOTICING contracts or
obligations assumed or made by any
individual owner or employee Of this
Office will be paid at our counter or
recognized as an Offset to any bills
due the same. The party making
any bill must settle it himself in per-
son. HEATING, ENGLISH & Co.
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Personal.

We had the honor and the pleasure
of a visit from the Hon. Dorsey B.
Thomas yesterday. The honorable
Senator is confident as TO the future,
and unites with his fellOW-citizens
throughout the State in joy at the re-
cent victory. MI. Thomas is right on
every issue before the people.
Judge Latham is at home again.
He recently made a short trip to the
country.
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OFFICE HoURs.-The established
Office hours of our Business Depart
ment shall hereafter be from s am. to
1Op.m., and we hope u advertisers
will conform to this rule.
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A NEW CHURCH.
Energy and ~Liberality Of the Cath
0Iics Of st. Patrick's Parish.

The new church edifice for the use
of the congregation of St. Patriek's
Parish, corner of Second and Linden
streets, is rapidly approaching COM
pIetiOn, the finishing touches Of the
painters brush being all that is neces-
sary to have it ready for the dedica-
ton next Sunday. The building is Il
frame, one hundred by fifty feet, with
some pretensions to the Goth
ic style, and presents a very
fine appearance. The interior
looks cool and inviting, the walls,
ceiling and two handsome rows OF
pillars supporting the root, being
painted white, while the wainscOating
and pews are grained. The sanctuary
railing Is very neat and tasteful, and
shows that a skilled workman has left
his work there. There are six rows of
pews, with entrances from the main
and side aisles, capable of seating
about seven hundred people. A gal
leFy for the accommodation of the
choir is located Immediately over the
main entrance, and Prof. SabatZky,
the Organist, is expected home daily
with a fine organ, purchased for the
new church. The building has been
erected in about three months, and
speaks well for theenergy that is char
acteristic of Father RiOrdan, the be-
loved pastor of st. Patrick's. The ar
chiteets of the building were Messrs.
Baldwin and Jones; Messrs. McCleary
and Ford, contractors; Messrs. COrley
and COrbett, painters; Messrs. Eader
and Moore executed the mOlding.
The dedication of the new church
will take place next Sunday morning,
the Right Rev. p. A. Feehan, Bishop
Of NASHVILLE officiating on the occasion,
assisted by Very Rev. NJ. RiOrdan, V.
g., Rev. NJ. Walsh, of st. Patrick's,
and other clergy Of the city.
The building ut present used for
church purposes will be converted into
a school house, and opened on the
first Monday in September by the
Sisters of Mercy, with accOmmOda-
tions for 900 pupils.
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For Mound CITY. Ark.

CTEAMER BEN CAMPBELL
viii make three trips everyI
day to Mound City, leaving Memphfs az
and II am. and 8 pm. The fishing near
Mound City il excellent. The boat viii also
a trip 70 Bradley Landing every sun
day. fe30
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GFNTLEMEN, FyEAsE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received another large lot British
Half Hose, s. 80 perdoz. Gents Lin
en- handkerchiefs, 81 50 per doz. Puff
Bosom Shirts, g. Gauze p~ndershirts
81 Is. NJ. KraUs d Co, corner Main
aud Adams.
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THE Rev. c. Russell, of SOmerville,
Tenn, will preach in the Second Pres
byterian Church, on the corner of
Main and Beal streets, this morning
at l0l O'Clock.
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CHURCH HOME, Buntyn Station.
Divine services this afternoon, ) p. m.
Special train leaves the depot at -
pm.
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BOARD WANTED.-A young lady
desires board in a private family or
boarding house. References given
and required. Address "P," APP
PEAL office.
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FOR FRIAR'S POINT.

Regular Memphis and Frfar's Point Tri-
weekly Packet-FOr Helena aud Frfar5s PoInr
GEORGE W. CHEEK-.-Geo Malone, master
rms elegant passenger packet r.
Will leave as above every MON-Re
DAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY DIo-
For freight or passage apply on board. iyH
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FOR ~vICKSBURG.
States MaiI---FOr Vicksburq.

nNE Of the C~Ompany's fine Pas r.
~ senger Steamers viii leave OHlZE
the following days, making all Wa Eqnd-
tngs between Memphis and Nicksburg:
MARBLE CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. Il, at S pm.
RUBiCON, MONDAY, Aug. ., at pm.
~LUM1NARY, SATURDAY, Aug. D. t pm.
JULIA, MONDAY, August 20, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the st. Loufs Wharfboar
augH LEN CALVERT. SUIT
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ROBEPTsoN's COMMERCIAL Coll
LEGE, No. 267 MAIN STREET.-Studies
will be resumed at this Institution
Monday, August 23d. Open day and
evening the entire year.
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WANTED, at Canton (Miss.) Man
ufacturing Company, n Wheelright
and one Blacksmith. Good pay and
prompt.
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FIRST Baptist Church-Preaching
by the Pastor, Rev. d. Z. Burns, at
100 am. and s pm.
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FOR HALE's POINT.
HALEs POINT TRI-wEEKtY PACKET

COMMENCING on OR ABOUT THE FTE
TENTH OFSEPTE1EBER.
I'VE Memphis and ST. Louis L.
Packet Co. viii run their nneE
Passenger Steamer. u 10SrpR
between Memphis and Hale's Point. LEAVING
memphis Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evening" al O'Clock; returning. VIII leave
haies Point Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at y O'Clock M, arriving at Memphis
early the following miorning.
HENRY W. SMITH, President.
FILM. CALVERT, superintendent. w
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Twenty-Five thousand dollars 10
oan ON collateral at Bob Grindrod's,
AZ and Il Rsal street. Ellen Grindrod.
proprietor.
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ST. JOINS NJ. f. CHURCH-Ser-
vice to-day at half past 10, in the Law
Court room, Greenlaw building.
Preaching by Rev. w. II. Pearne.
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SERVICES at Grace Church to-day at
100 am. by Rev. DR.. Mitchell, and at
3 O'Clock pm. by Rev. DIR. White.
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BILLS of Exchange on all the prin-
cipal cities Of Europe for sale in sums
to suit at First National Bank, No. Ii
Madison street.
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LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
at 1861 Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies of the latest
date from everywhere.
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FINE PRINTING.-Messrs. Cowper-
thwait, Chapman q Co., 2793 Main
street, are opening another big invoice
of priting material in the way of types,
cuts, ornaments, etc, which will be
brought at once into the service of
patrons of the house. With a corps
of first-class wOrkmen in every de-
partment of the business they conf
IDENTIFY solicit the orders Of the public.
We also ask special attention to their
large assortment Of blank books and
stationery, which business men will
DO well to examine before giving or
ders elsewhere.
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WE take pleasure in calling the at
tentiOn of the public to the superior
merits Of the Central High School, on
Union street. It's board of instruction
is unsurpassed by any of our schools.
Professors Larrabee, May and Rhett
have had much experience and the
greatest success as teachers. Miss
Donna Hill has certainly superior
qualities for her position at the head
of the Primary Department, which
consists of small boys and girls, and
is separate from the other school. The
school will be furnished at an early
day with all necessary apparatus, etc.
Steps have already been taken to es-
tablish a library and reading room
that will accommodate not only the
pupils of the school but the commune
ty. We cordially commend this insti-
tuition to the support Of our people.
Its session opens September 1st.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, of Wiggans & Thorn, Manufactur-
ers, 233 Main street, Clay Building.
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley n. Mar
tins, No. "a Jefferson street. Free de-
livery.
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FOR RIVER

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
Us. Mail LtHe-FOr Pine Bluff, Little
Rock, Hot Springs and Fort smith.
---Blaisdel master
ms splendid passengersteamer it.
VIII leave for the above on C
MONDAY, 23d inst, ats pm.
4. A. KENDTa. Agent.
ang2l 80 Front ST., Mostly Block.
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JOE LOCKE's News Stand, 1864
Main street, has all the late papers
from every direction. For Sunday
reading matter call on Joe.
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FOR WHITE RIVER

Speed, Safety anu eOmfort--EHiott Line.
Memphis and White River Us. Nail Packet
For Helena. Friar', Point, Devall's Blur
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy. Des
arc, augusta and JacksOnport.
LEGAL TENDER-JOhn d. FIIf6ff maqfar
This nrst-class side-wheel pas IT.
sengers steamer will leave as abOve-IA
TUESDAY, at 5 o'clock pm.
with steamer Mollie Graft for an
points on Upper White and Black rivers,
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents.
promenade and Jefferson Sts, opp. Landing.
auugl
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HOUsEKEEPER wanted at CONNER
cial Hotel. NJ. ALLEN.
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nNEO Of the 0mp1ny's fine Pas r.
senger Steamers viii leave as,A~
follows:
IULIA MONDAY. Aug. ., at pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, Aug. Pa
BELLEsT. LOUIS, THURSDAY. Aug. u. 5pm-
MARBLE CITY, FRIDAY, Aus. y. at5p.m.
CITY OFCAIRO, SATURDAY, AUG. q. at5pm.
Tickets Tor all points, via Memphis and St.
LOUIS Packets, North, East and West. Apply
10 General Railroad Ticket ONCE, rs Main
street. FLEN. CALVERT, Supit.
SAW q. MEAVER- Wicket Aranr No.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
white River Limo.

White River Limo.
THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT L.
i Passenger Packet viii leaveE
Memphis every SATURDAY, at5O'clOck pm:
NATOMA..--------.J. 3. Davis. Master
Making close connections at DeVall's Bluff
with the railroad for Little Rock, and at Jack
gOnDOrt with the steamer MOLLIE GRArz for
all points on upper White and Black rivers.
The above Company now have in course OF
construction a magnificent Side-Wheel steam
er for this trade which Will be completed on
or about the LIST OF October, when she Will be
put in the line as the Saturdays packet, the
NatOma taking Thursday. Should, however.
the trade demand II, there viii be suitable
boat put in on Thursday, until the compile
ton Of the new boat.
John d. ADAMS. President.
T. A. KENDIG, Agent,
augll Sa Front St, Mos5y Block.
Memphis and ST. Francis River Tues
day Packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and WIttsburg.
The new and elegant sidewheel Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
T. R. Bowman-.---sam c. Paine. Clerk
NITILEl eaveM emphi for Hell
w ENA- TANGIBLE and ST
FRANCIS RIVERS every TUESDAY, al .
0eA'eAP LARRY HARMsTAD, Agent
feol9 = Madison sFrses
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SAINT FRANCIS,

The new aud elegant sidewheeI Pas
Packet
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Lima

FOR HICKMAN COLUMBUS CAIRO AND
ST LOUIS
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THE FOLLOWING ELEGANT IT.
L Passenger Packet will leaveE
Memphis every SATURDAY, at50'clock pm:
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Memphis and St. Francis River Tues
day Packet.

For Helena, Mariana, Madison and wittsDurs.
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II Z OAE. MARKETS.

OFFICE or .tt)
81 THE PEr'M CENTRE DAILY EEcoRp
PETROLEUM CENTRE, Aug. 3oN
The. market continues quiet at Yesterday
price; 1000 bbls. we'e sold to.devatsT4s
Sellers are holding. al 81 As to So. So
Shipments 1901 bbls
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General News.

WASHINGTON, October L. There have
been no Cabinet developments to-day.
Judge Richardson has resigned the Assist
ant SccrctaryShip Of the Treasury.
The revenue receipts to-day were 1895,
600.
Secretary Fish and Commissioner Dclano
have returned.
At Cabinet meeting to-day Secretary Fish
and Postmastcr-GeneralC reSwell were alb
sent.
The Supreme Court conycnes on Monday
next with full bench.
The commander of the Asiatic squadron
reports its health good and American inte-
rests ilouriShing in Chinese waters.
Commissioner Dclano, who has been to
Pennsylvania, thinks Governor Geary will
be reelected by a small majority.
The Ilayticn steamer Telcgrafa, recently
cruiSin" in West India waters, is declared
to be 4 pirate. Commander Poor has been
ordered to capture her.
The debt statement for September shows
a decrease of S7,500,000. The coin in the
Treasury is nearly 800, 0OO, 900 and currency
$500, 900.
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Domestic NTarkets-TBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. October -S0on.-St6cks strong
and tending up. Money : per cent, gold. Ster-
Ing-Long 1854: short, 1852. Gold. 1904. 5-c0's,
90. lla. Tennessee Gs. cI-couponS, 603; new, 81.
Virginia 6's cx-coupons, $50; new, 500. North
Carolina s's, old, :93; new, -.
Flour duh. Wheat quiet. Corn dull. Pork firm
at 1880. Lard quiet. Cotton unchanged ut ?7sc.
9s2.ao. Frcights quiet.
Ercninq.--C"tton unchanged: sales 1000 bales
ut o71c. Flour JNll0c. lower. Wheat lc. lower.
Corn favors buyers: mixed western, T1Isl. 05.
Pork frmcr IT $3.50. Lard steady. Whskcv
lrmer al Sl.l9lSl 81. Rice Grmcr; Caroline, "a
&C. Sugar &c. lower Porto Rico, l2iC. Mu,co-
yado, I2G l93c. Other groceries steady. Freights
Governments closed firm ut 1904. Southern Sc
curitics hrmcr. Exchange dull and nominal at
los.
BALTIMORE. October l.-Cotton duh At 27tN"73c
q .iGltl.s7. corn unsteady white al.lod ILLS !;
yellow II .10Msl2o Pork quiet at fa3. BACON
irm shoulders, l7tc. Lard quiet ut l'3M@'c i.
Wh!skcy, sligo. Virginia ds-old. % bid; 40 asked.
CISCIHTAT1, October 1.-Whiskcv firm. and
held ut 81 II. Pork unchanged. Bacon firm
shoulders, Ic!c.: clear sides. 29c.
LOUISVILLE. October 1.-Provisions firm. Mess
por l. 33, Observation-Disclosures, lie: clear sides, 2o3
U2oic.
WILMINGTON. y. e., October l.-Spirits tur-
pcntinc steady nj aa;Ninc. Tar shade lower at
S".s0. Cotton quiet 1T 2iM 2i3c. Weather CLOUDY.
Thermometer "a deg
NEW ORLEANS, October l.-Cotton decidedly
lower middiugs at o3.u ~; sales. 1000 bales for
The weeks lf.:IO bales. Sugar. l2tIlis. MolaS-cs
reboicd, 7U4.9. Gold, 1914. New York sight to .
discount.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets,
Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, October l, 1902. !


CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, October l, 1862.
OFFERINGS.
Fhedt.-Whitc, 1880 bushels. Red, 1900 BUSH
els.
Corn.-whlte, 1ss bushels. Mixed, 81. bushels.
Odts.-eH bushels.
Rye.-7I bushels.
Whe1t.-Whte. 100 bushels prime at el.as; IL!
bushels good at 81 go l52 bushels very fair at s155
:l.lo; 10 bushels very bad at aOc. 30 bushels seed
1t p bushels very good at tlsos lt2 bushels
badly yod cleaned at s52i 20 bushels badly
bushels ut :I.4o-total. pc bushels Red ~ bush
els pr line ut $50; ls3 bushels good mt :l.45 ,.
bushels very Inferior 1T Sl.25 $50 bushels at lie
Corn.-White loo bushels very good at SI.25 10
bushels prime on private terms--total, lie bushels.
good on private terms so bushels prime on prl-
waite terms: $50 bushels prime At Sl.25-to.al, $40
bushels.
Oats.--7e bushels good ut SIZE. 100 bushels very
good black at soc. 10 bushels prime winter n 60c;
% bushels very good at Soc: 30 bushels New
Brunswick at Gic.-total 900 bushels
Rye.-5! bushels good at :l.i0; 80 bushels very
good at Sl.l2-total, 8! bushels.
RE-ExuIBITED.
Hhedt.-Whitc. 100 bushels. Red. 452 bushels.
Corn.-White. 50 bushels. Mixed, 27i bushels.
OGtS.-l0O bushels.
Total Wheat Corn. Oats. and Rye sold during
July, August. and September. 1900 Wheat-W hite,
go $40 bushels red 900 III bushels. Corn-W hitc,
80. 300 bushels; yellow $3.50 bushels: straw-co-
lorcd go bushels mixed. Is. so7 bushels. Oats.
a8, 800 bushels. Rye II, 2i2 bushels.
Total Wheat, Corn. Oats, and Rye sold during
July, August, and September. lsG3: Wheat
White, l73773 bushels; red. 1Gt, 500 bushels. Corn
White, 1885 bushels; yellow. lO,8s0 bushels
straw-colorcd, 3S4 bushels mixed. 3O,o17 bushels.
Oats, l., EOS bushels. Rye, 1876 bushels.
Excess Of Wheat for July, August, and Septem-
her. 1850, over the corresponding months of l:G:,
oU3 900 uShcIS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money Market.

New YORK, October 1-Euentng wall
street continued quiet to-day. except to-
wards the close, when the stock market was
unsettled by rumors of losses of the Michi-
gan Southern Company by the late panic.
There are no new developments on the
gold question. Many millions of Fridays
contracts were settled to-day, and the end
Of the complication is drawing near.
The money market closed easier at per
cent. currency to gold.
Gold quiet and steady, ranging from 100
to 1907, and closing at 1907. Stocks de-
pressed and unsettled.
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The Virginia ScnatorshfDs.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-Among those
named for one Of the Virginia senator's, Ed
gar Snowdcn, Esq, editor of the Alexan-
dria Gazette, is prominent. He opposes the
present election of senators, but if It's gone
into it is understood that his name win be
supported by the Potomac, Underwater,
Upper Piedmont, and large part of the
Nallcy districts
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in Richmond during the first quarter, ending 3Oth
September, l889 90! barrels family, a3,3S2 bar
rcls extra supcrlne, 9l5l barrels superinc, ;. $50
halfbarres extra snpcrfne 40 third-barrcls extra
superfne, 1904 barrels fine, 1913 barrels middings.
~ barrels condemned. e. BURTON, Inspector.
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- ,r ,~..l u.a.o.
'oI'el@; =" ~ Gi'''o'1 u-,ia
~ III ~ Ilo,, ~ - i.2'''S vi '""''
-, =,
Pr -5>ldIrIE ana mourning NM q 70" 81
@..' 1,r' Ill anton, ~, we're puIh'"
vi. "'''."E' i-'s>' ~ w. ~ '''9 ''''' =
81" plan'AE El.'l' MIlA '-o,09o Mo['n no. Oh
,'''i '@ ,','t s. 90 400
"~'"'" IA iU'>'''! h'@"'' '-'S>' f-''''''
ue@.1I 1cir Thompson, an cN-Conicdc-
~, ".@cIy KNOWN = cnSInceF lof inc LOU
"~'A@ b'.|u OF ! U''.' o'AS'
Ambrose HODGES. Of Pine Bluff, Ark.
H., realized II 400 from the proceeds Of six
.... ~ I,~"n,I,--nr,, III. .n,tn,
The J.,r,.i aroesczgr,, SAYS there are in
~. .njtna >;.,tr. go yvnagoguc>, of which
t#.~,.-,.r have Iacn established during the
t."f>h wear 5,,19 inst closed.
I'm Finland were in WASHINGTON city on
Thursday. on their way 10 Alabama, where
.a..,wfti piyrrlaSc land and settle.
-, ~ ......., po...,,, IN
">"p"i.,E! Own >ch1t O'iSt ~ i'o''Tit ,,l W.
~ w., ~ ,,,.,. r'I,:oI n III. mo,
#.s... 'S0 1---~' IN -
9~ "a ,roDo,,ola ~
r..0 al - St-.o'' ~ =. ~ ,'-io,-;,',h
~ - ~ hutflc' Oh y 'E'"!ntn?
.... + d." 'Htl't ~ . AoIaoa' 11oSS' T@V''''
- >'''''''
coates & Co.. the celebrated LngliSh
'arr.j-lnaker>, are soon 10 erect mtnuiac-
lHur establishment III Providence, winch
VIII employ 500 operatives.
f.aac y ,n,,.1., ,.bn.a dor,ic,tion and
a..,.,.a' ,.,. ',r, y,.Isr most
,a,i.l. ~ <ci i'''' WI. i MI ne rcmcm-
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susrccsetI EntcnfEGu to Run OFF the
Sr,araiSF, SfuuDOatS.

NEW YORK. October 1.-The steamer Eu-
terpc, Of the New York and Galveston line,
has been placed under surveillance pending
instructions from Washington. She had a
cargo Of huge Parrot guns, and tons upon
tons of solid >ho: and she'll. The authorities
suspect that this cargo i; intended to arm
the Spanish glinboats now ready for sea.
There are Just thirty Of these gunboats, and
Sinrlllarlv enough there were found in the
hold Of the Euterpc just thirty Parrots OF
the 1OO-pOund species. There were also
5000 solid shot and shell, which had been
cast for these same guns, The Tribune says,
cditorialv
Tile authorities have Just laid hands
upon Il vessel which, by all accounts. ap-
pears to have been destined 10 supply with
ornaments the Spanish gunboats ut Mystic.
The possibility that great harm might have
been, and yet may be, done thereby TO the
cause Of struggling patriotism naturally
proynkc> 4 most earnest desire that no want
Of vigilance shall permit Il wrong TO a neigh
Dor whose comparative weakness and
whose noble aspirations have our hearty
<vmpathic>. The plea Of the CubanS that
they should have the same right to pur-
chase arms rs their savage antagonist must
DC admitted. in the light Of mcnacing
events, to have unusual force"
.Scc0nd Dispatch.
New York. October 1.-The steamer Hor-
ne; is of New York, supposed to be there
watching for the Spanish gunbOats, and also
to intercept the Euterpc, which was eI5S.
pcctcd to sail with supplies for the Spans
iard>. The Hornet is daily receiving sup
plies. Her captain is in this city, and we'll
posted regarding the Spanish movements.
The captain is understood to be anoted eX-
Confederate. The Hornet was fitted out
by parties in New York and Boston who
have TO correction with the Cuban junta
which has been operating here. She Is
very formidable and very fast vessel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

WASHINGTON, October L. Commander
Luce reports from Lisbon that he reached
there in the Juniata in tWenty-one days.
He found the Sabine there, and there had
been no trouble on board of her. The Jul
niata proved Il great success as sailinSves-
sci.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

We have received the first No, Of the
Burkcyillc Times, 1t promises 10 b" read
able paper;
The Fredericksburg Ledger is out III 4
new dress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-02

Nh. ELDEE,--Thc Fredericksburg papers
call our attention to our mistake in stating
that Mr.. ELDER WAS 4 native Of Petersburg
instead of fredericksburg. We knew what
was the fact but somehow or other wrote
the wrong name.