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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-09

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-09

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8esinnenS an. Is. Jau. 1859

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-09

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-09

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6 inciumdtt, @de Der flnftsn An6
9oa0lep StraBe.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-09

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-09

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un0elt uup Runitipu bee Expeditions
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-About ten
years ago youngman named Quackenbush
left his home, in Warwick, Orange county,
with drove Of cattle for New York city.
He arrived ut his destination, sold his cat
tie, and from that time up to last Saturday
his relatives lost Ill trace Of him. On Satur-
day man of about eighty years arrived at
Warwick, bringing intelligence Of the miss
ing young man. II seems that Quackcn-
bush was robbed in New York city after
selling his cattle, and in desperation at his
loss ne shipped for California. He went to
the mines and formed az association with
two young men to care for each other in
sickness ana during life, and to share each
Others fortune in case Of death. When the
gold fever broke out in Australia the trio
went thithcr and labOrcd together with sue
cess. Last year, however, Mr.. Quackcn-
bush's associates died and as their heir,
under the agreement. he found himself pos
scSsed Of about SO .O00. He determined to
return 10 his early home, and, gathering up
his treasures. sailed for Liverpool. There
he was taken sick and died last spring. The
aged messenger referred 10 was stopping ~
the same house with Mr.. QuackenbuSh, and
- he intended to come to this country as
soon a. he could arrange his affairs, TO him
was entrusted the duty of informing the re-
lativcS Of Mr.. QuackenbuSh. i'll Warwick.
He was received there III first with slspi-
cion, but lie produced satisfactory refer
cnccs, and the family have taken steps 10
recover the fortune which awaits them in
ENGLAND,
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nomnst;c H7arkcfs-rBY TELEGRAPH.

DOHlesIIC 49,
NEW YORK, October 30-N0op.-Flour IN
changed Wheat lc. better. Corn lc. lower. PORK
lower at *3o. 95G$31. Lard dull. Cotton ehlfe
fr1ncr Mt 2ss. Turpentine dropping at 4eFGFc.
Rnein quiet. FreIchts dull.
Money unsettled at ear per cent. Sterling
Long 1851 short 1921. Gold, 1881. 5-20's-6e ll9s.
Southern securities steady.
Ere7iing.-Cotton 4 shade frmer, and closed
quiet sales z. 800 bales ut 2fac. Flour heav'er
without quotable change. Wheat more acttFc.
Corn 2dTsc lower Pork closed ut $50 3d. hcite
lard. lS6f1stc. Naval stores dull Fr,ichtS quiet.
Tic bank statement Is favorable. The reserve
has increased %. SOC, OO6. Money easy at aVi
per rent.-chichy at per cent. Sterling qnlet nj
IOssn1OS5. Gold. l2o@Gia9t. The export oi specie
for the week over $500. 0o0 and the customs re-
cepts were nearly 50 500. 600. The disbursements
to-day for interest were over Sc. 500 600.
Governments opened active and iirmer, closing
dull. but steady. 5-2O's, '62. 1lesMlaO.
state bonds dull, but steady on All except Norm
Carolina G's, which are lower atOld, Ait new, $50.
CIScISSATI. October 3o.-Corn. new, eoc., old,
s5685c Pork, old and new gal stock light.
louisville. October 3n.-Provisicns quiet
pork *3l shoulders, lie. clear sides, TO-
WILMINGTON. y. c.. October so.-spirits tnr-
pcntine 2 shade lower nj d2c. Rosin steady
strained, s1.55. Cotton, 2iN2iac.
NEW ORLEANS October 3o-Cotton 1rmer ut
2.'To5c: sales g. 900 bales: receipts. 4. 10 bales
Sugar lower rcntrifugaI. 1'tNl21r.: yellow cari-
fied 1oic.: prime. 13c. M"lasscs lower centrum
gal. Soc; fair. 771c.; prime, so@S5c Gold, l?a4'
New York sight, par.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01

EXHIBITION OF STEAA-BRAKE BY BAL
CINoREAN.--An exhibition Of the practical
Use OF the new Loughridge steapl-blakc was
made on the Erie railway on Wednesday.
The exhibition was made ut the request of
the managers and judges of the American
Institute. The brake is designed for Steam-
cars, and is constructed in such q manner as
TO enable an engineer to stop train at plea
sure, without the aid of brakemcn. 1t is
entirely worked by steam, but is easily at.
tached to the ordinary hand brake without
dispensing with the latter 1t is claimed to
possess several advantages over other brakes.
chief among them being the saving of time
IN Storpases and prevention of Sliding of
wheels, together with its great security
against accidents. 1t is also asserted by Mr..
Thomas b. Oakley, agent Of the Brake Com
pany, that the motion Of an express train
can be completely chccGedi in about eighteen
seconds by means of the new brake The
lniIroad, Where it gives great satislaction.-
-Netc York TINES,
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New Orleans AHairs---3fr. Dayis---Tiie
Louisiana LEGISLATURE.

New ORLEANS, October S0.-Collector
Casey was not on the lost steamer Stone
wall.
The Louisville Commercial Convention
Committee on the Levees met here to-day,
and resolved to organize stock company
for levee building purposes.
Jefferson Davis has gone to his home in
Mississippi.
Governor Yarmouth he will not call
an extra session of the Legislature.
The customs receipts here for October
were 1886, 900, an excess Of $1,000 over the
same month in any year since 1860.
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Governor Of North Carolina.

HARD TINES Our WEer.--Tbe Chicago
Tribune says the financial prospect is not
satisfactory enc, Throughout the North.
west TIC general prosperity depends 80
largely upon the grain crop that the present
Cow prices make everybody feel poor, and
Aavc depressing effect upon all branches
of business. 1t is probable that this iall's
business Will be done for very small profits,
and IN many instances no profits at all.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01

STRENGTH OF TuR MASONIC ORDrR.-In
the published report of the proceedings of
the Grand Lodges of the United States of
the Order OF Free and Accepted Masons, it
IS stated that the membership Of the Order
IN inc different States and Territories and
the British possessions reaches 454. 355, in
Guiding 4,19i in Maryland. 1873 in the Dis
trict of Columbia, 5000 in Virginia, II 1874
in North Carolina, 1876 in Georgia. 29,S50
in Pennsylvania, and 1859 in Tennessee.
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON. October 3O.-zeph. Turner.
Speaker Of the Virginia House of Delegates,
and Hon. j. II. Plat, member Of Congress
eject from Petersburg. interviewed the
President to-day.
Attorney-Gener Hoar is about issuing
an opinion that salaries Of State Judges are
exempt from taxation.
Secretaries Fish and Robson have left
the city.
ADMIRAL Farragut is convalescent.
William Giddings, nephew Of the late
Joshua Giddings, has been appointed as
SCISSOR for the first Virginia district.
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The Cuba.

WILMINGTON. n. c., October 30.-All the
officers Of the Cuba were discharged by the
United States Commissioner to-day except
David A. Telfair, D. D. Moore, Nicholas
ESling, r. H. Gibson, n. D. Phillips, Louis
French, and John Lynch, who, We're re-
for their appearance before the United
States District Court, which meets Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01
The Election in West VIRGINIA

WHEELING, W. Va, October 3O.-The
returns from the State election come in
slowly. Wood and Harrison counties,
heretofore Republican, have gone Demo-
cratic. It will require week to determine
the result. John s. Garlic was Republi-
can candidate in Harrison county, and is
defeated, it seems.1
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A Young Lady Murdered-Ch Child
Burned to Deatfl---Seizure OF q Fac.
tory, dc.

LYNCHBURG, VA, October 30.--Miss Bay
Tor, aged twenty-one. was found on Thurs
day near Sharon, in Bland county, Va, with
her throat cut. Her murderer has not been
discovered.
The negro nurse of Henry Greasy, of
Bedford county, Va, threw his child into
the fire yesterday and burned it to death.
She was arrested.
Ford's tobacco factory was seized to-day
for alleged revenue fraud by means of coun-
terfeit stamps. The order for the seizure
came direct from Washington.
The gross receipts Of the recent agricul-
tural fair were $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01

In 1876 Il single workman did i'll the mar
bic work required in Cincinnati, while at
present the business requires over five hun
'dred workmen-an increase Of over i've
hundred per cent. in t"cnty-four years.
Erchdng@.
rs six would have made five hundred
per cent. increase, the above statement is
not at I'll exaggerated
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01

:, The farm belonging to Mr.. William Nc
county, Va, to r. W. Teese, Of Pittsburg,
Pa; also. 300 acres in Ioudoun county,
hear the Loudouu and Hampshire railroad.
TO gentleman from Maine; also, farm Of
1873 acres In Orange county, Va, belonging
to Mr.. William Bergman, to Jacob b.
Hawk, of Reading, Pa.
Henry Church, charged with an outrage
upon Josephene Brown, q child eleven
years old, on the Goth instant, was exam
ined at the Jail this evening by Justices
Beach and Penn, in the presence of the lit
lie girl, who tainted when he was brought
into the room. He was identified, and fully
committed for examination mt the next term
of the court.-AlerGndria Gazette, 10th.
C. W. Fitzgerald, Esq, of Amelia county,
did not--so his friends, who know all the
facts, believe--commit suicide, but was the
victim OF one Of those strange and appall-
Ing accidents which so often shock COM
munity, and which we are neither able to
foresee or control.-Letter az Petersburg
Courier.
The LAYING Of the track of the Winchester
and .Strasburg is progressing rapidly: The
track is now completed TO kernstown, and
probably some distance beyond that point
at the present writing, and is ready for tie
rolling stock.-W Winchester Ne,rs.
The Rev. William P. Parish died at his
residence on Friday morning ut 6 o'clock.
He has been considered desperately i'll for
some time, and his death does not create
much surprise, though all must regret
deeply the loss of so old and useful citi-
en.-Charlottesulte Chronicle.
Notwithstanding the untoward circum-
stances with which our farmers had to con-
tend, we understand that the usual breadth
of land has been broken up and seeded
Winchester NCars.
Sylvanus Johnson's fine residence, near
Petersburg, was burned Thursday. In
s,,red for $1,000 in Petersburg company
and 81 900 in the Georgia Home Company.
UPWARDS of $500 worth of ready-made
clothing was stolen from Lynchburg store
the other day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01
BoAnDIya AND LODGING.

ITO THE PUBLIC.-F'or the aceommo-
! dalton OF Visitors e. The STATE AGRfGUfi-
TuRAL FAIR, I wish to give notice TINT they can
engage rooms tircludiDg supper. lodging, ana
breasfast for 50 snd gel on and OIL Che excarslon
tersburg, Va. PHIL. Il. BROW ",
oc 3oE5t Proprietor.
MONUMENTAL HOTEL, CORNER OF
IfA NINTH AND GRACE STREETS, RICH
MUND, VA, has been newly fitted up, andts now
omen for the accommodation of the travelling pub
lic It is directly opposite the Capitol square and
st. Paul's church. All reasonable means VIII be
employed to please guests
TERMS 81 per day.
Day and monthly Goarders win be accommoda-
ted on reasonable terms.
Proprietors.
CD. scAMMELL, Manager !; j. r. DICKINSON,
Clerk. DC so-lm
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rhs North Carolina xnscsest to be Paid

RALEIGH, \. Q, October q, 1860.
10 HeSrg Cie,es C Co., Baahers, Ee,s York !.
The State will pay all her debts, principal
aud interest. The interest on the special
tax bond will be paid, no matter what hap
pens, aud do not see why the special tax
SHOULD not go up 80 eighty or more.
w. II. HotpES,
Governor Of North Carolina,
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Foreign Markess-[BY TELEGRAPH.

LoSDoS October 5o-Noon.-Consols, aS}. Uni
ted States bonds, S23.
LIVERPOOL, October NOon.-Cotton huoyant
Mt I'D. for upiauGs and l2td for Orleans estimated
s1l.s. Is coo bales. Trio o'clock.-Cotton closed
huovanr: uI,lantfs 1oGHl21d. Orleans. I2tTl2sd.
sales will he 90 0G5 bales including 1000 for specu-
l.tion and export. Lard quiet.
PARIS. October 3O.-Noon.-Bourse opens steady:
rentcs. IF, Csc.
nAyEr. october 3o.-Cotton opens active; ON
the spot, li7f. aioat, l$af
PARIS, October 3o.-Boursc quiet; rentes, IF.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-01

GENERAL GRANT TO JUICE DENT OF MIS-
sIss1PrI.-Personally,l wish you well, and
would do all i'll my power proper to be
done to secure your success; but i'll public
matters personal feelings will not influence
me. With kindcst regards. yours truly,
Il = EP,ST
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1t is said that "poor Carlotta" cannot
live through the winter.
The first of the new one dollar legal-ten-
der notes were issued Friday. They are q
decided improvement over the old notes.
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Weekly Cotton Statement.

WSVEtkJ NVtSUtI '5t'ttS-h'''71.H'
New YORK, October 30.-The following
is statement Of the cotton trade at the
ports of the United States for the past
week: Receipts, 1880 bales. Exports
To Great Britain, 81, IL bales; to the con-
tincnt, 1926 bales. Stock on hand and on
shipboard not yet cleared, III $40 bales.
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Alabama State Fair.

SELMA, ALA.,, October 30.-The first an
nual fair Of the Central Agricultural Asso-
citation commences Tuesday, November
30th. 1t will be the best fair ever witnessed
in the South. Several distinguished gentle
men will deliver addresses.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.

IHE LYScsneRd sfARBiN1 ArPAra.-The
parties had had a difficulty short time pre-
,s,,oas TO the stabbing, which resulted I'll
McCorkle and commenced cutting himwith
knife, inficting five wounds before the
persons in the immediate vicinity could
arrest him. One OF the cuts is In the alb
domen, one in the temple, one just below
the shoulder-blade, one in the breast In the
region of the lungs, and the fifth on the
arm. The wounds in the abdomen and
breast arc, It is feared, dangerous. At 10
o'clock Il night he was reported to be
comfortable, and it is most earnestly hoped
that he viii recover. Sumpter was arrested
and committed to jail in this city to await
trial.-Nc,cS, 30th,
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Foreign News.

SPAIN.
MADRID, October 30.-One hundred and
SiXty-siX monarchists will vote for The Duke
of Genoa.
EGYPT.
CAIRO, October 30.-rhe Egyptian Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs has been chosen pre-
sidcnt Of the commission 10 tx the control
OF the Sucz canal.
ENGLAND.
LoNDoS, October 30.-Mr. Peabody's con-
ditioniS more favorable.
RUSSIA.
ST. ? IrEEsBURGu, October ,3C.-Thc Car
will spend part Of the winter at Cowcs
and Nice.
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bushels prime ut sl.65.
bushels Inferior at sl.2o.
RE-FXH1HITED.

RE-TTHTHITED.
When'--White. sI4 bushels. Red, o. bushels.
CJTa.-Whitc, 30 bushels.
REMARKS Offerings Of Wheat on 'Changc To-
day 400 bushels white and S9s bushels red, Of
which 81. bushels white and 80 bushels red were
re-exhlbted ard L 900 bushels white and lie bushels
red were sold. Market has fallen since Thursday
from u to loo. on white and 10c. on red.
Corn to-day inactive and &c. lower.
Oats quite active and firm; all offered was sold.
Pvn glr Iownr