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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-17
Sheriff Sale.

W. Hutson Wigg, Successor, us. Sarah Cosby,
Executrix.
II Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in the
ab0ve stated case, l will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in November next, in front of the
hours, --Ii 'as.I. I - - -. =, ii le"A
All that TRACT Of LAND, situate about
nine miles from the city OF Columbia, East of
the Charlotte and South Carolina, Railroad,
North BY lands Of William Moore and estate Of
James Cosby; East BY lands OF jackson Smith
and and Mlily y LeGrande; South by Samuel Cooper;
ana west by SAMUEL Coogler and Charlotte
TERMS OF SALe.-Cash, srficiant 10 pay the
costs OF suit and e1pehses or sale; balance on
credit OF a six mSnsbs Asc1Esd by bond and
stamps and pHpers.Ta.,>H P.1F.fRAZEE.
Oct 10 NTH ,S.R'C
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Sherifs Sale.

Martha G Roberts, Administrative, as. Robert
y. Sans ct nr., ct al.
pursuance of the decrotal order OF the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity in the
aboye stated case, will sell, on tile first MON
DAY in November next, in front of the Court
house; In Columbia, within the legal hours,
All that LOT, PIECE or PARCEL OF LAND,
IN the city OF Columbia, butting and bounding
10 the North on Christ Church, to the South
on Taylor street, to the East on lot formerly
OF ~. M; Roberts, now Of Samuel Waddle, and
aIld west 159 feet, and North and South 2OS
feet, more or less
IERMs OF SALE-One-half cash; the balance
on credit OF twelve months, secured by bond
ana mortgage, with interest from date OF sale
purchaser to pay for stamps and papers.
oct ~ NTH p. F. FRAZEE, s. r. c..
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Sherif's Sale.

wade A. Lorick, ct ur., Us. John D. A. Kibler.
ett1., et Cl.-Ip Equity.
pursuance Of the decretal order OF the
i Circuit Court, sitting in equity in the above
in November next, within the legal hours:
All that HOUSE and LOT, in the citv of CO.
lumbia; bounded on the North by Lumber
street. East by James B. Ulm's lot; South by
John Caldwell's lot, and on the West bv T in.
less. VI
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash; the ba-
lance lance IN ono and two years. Purchaser to give
and to pay for stamps and papers
Oct 10 NTH p. f FRAZEE. 6 r q
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SheriR's Sale

Julian soule, Admir- ct al. ID. Emma s.! Due
". ct alp .Eq,sity. :. inds "a -,
n pursuance Of the decretal the Cir
cult Court, sitting in Equity. viii sell, on
the FIRST MONDAY. in November next in
front Of the Court House oifi Columbia, within
the legal hours, the fullntvins property wiz !
J., The HOUSE AND LQT in. the city Of SGoium-
Price, BY the MafiSa strses aos Methodiai 81 MR
Church; South by Lnn Be-, street, and " est By
iands OF VIM. Laval, Trustee, measuring II
ieet inches, more or less, ON Lumber street,
and ain running back northwardly 126feet 6ipches,
80 Also o.. giR Ina = q.
The HOUSE AND LOT in the CITY of Colum
6ia, bounded on the North by Lumber street:
East by lands now or lately Of fiThos. II. Wade:
South by lands Of Whitfield Walker, Trustee
and West by Bull street. containing one-haif
or an acre, more or lcssIu 5a9T o-'Ill
I.,tl ALso.I - Joau.t. ~. .
Ihe HOUSE AND LOT in the city of Colum-
bla, bounded on the North by East by
lands now or late Of fhos H. Wade; South ai on or
Klchland street, and West by lands OF Thos.
Stenhouse, measuring 81 feet more or less. on
highland street, and running back northward-
ly 24O feet and II inches, more or less.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
ana papers. P!F. FRAZEE, g. r. G..
w Az $50 NTH
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YonK, October 16--Noon. Stocks
steady. Money 5@7. Sterling-long
8; short ola. Gold 80. 62's 2Oi5;
Iennessee's, ex-coupon, COZ; new 54,: !;
Virginia's, ex-conpon, 40; new so;
Louisiana, old, SO; levee 6's e3l5; SIS
S32l; North Carolina's, old, At; new
4O34. Flour &c. better. Wheat 2G3c.
better. Corn 1c. better. Pork steady,
at 31.OO. Freights dull. Cotton quiet,
ut 261a.2 Net receipts of cotton CT, 555;
exports TO Great Britain 21,95S; exports
to the continent IL, $50; stock 1877, ,76S.
7P. M.-Cotton firm; sales 2, 600 bales,
Mt 261a. Flour 5(@1Oc. better on low
grades-superfine State s. 5.75@5.s5; extra
5.9O96. 10. Wheat quiet and 1(12c.
better-wiuter red and amber Western
1.53(91.54. Corn closed dull, with moons
advance lostAmixed Western 1.12@1.17.
Whlskey dull, at 1.2O@1.2o}s. Pork
steady, at LOO. Lard lower-kettle IS-
@1S34. Freights firmer. The large ad
vance on the Central and Hudson River
Railroads is attributed to the belief that
the break in the canal will not be repair
ed to bring oil the grain from Buffalo bv
water; general "bull'' movement in
stocks resulted. Money active, Mt Gar.
Bank statement unprecedentedly favor
able. Money, above legal reserve, is
strong and quiet, at 9C99l6. Gold heavy,
at 3Ols. Governments steady; Southerns
dull. Stocks higher but closed dull and
unsettled.
C1Nc1NSAT1, October 16.--Whiskey
l.1o. Corn steady, at 90. Pork nomi-
nal, ut 31.O0. Lard dull-17L617ls.
Bacon dull-shouldors II; sides 20.
LOUISVILLE, October 16.-Corn dull,
ut 30. Provisions quiet. Mess pork
3l.75. Whiskey LIS.
CHARLESTON, October 16.-Cotton in
good demand and firm; sales 500 bales
middling 25Q251l; receipts 1856.
AUGUSTA, October 16.-Cotton market
active and firmer; sales 632 bales: receipts
G40-middling 24s4.
SAvANNAH, October 16-Cotton re-
ceipts 2,772 bales; sales 5OO~middlino
25l4; actir" demand. -,
MOBILE, October Cottonrin good
demand and closed firm; sales !, 900 bales
-middling "a; receipts 1923.
New ORLEANS, October 16.-Cotton
demand fair and firm. at 25; sales 3, 500
bales. Flour SC. lower. Corn lower
white LOS. Pork, 33. SO. Molasses-re
boiled 65@85. Gold 291l.
LONDON, October 1873 P. M.-Con-
soils 1895. Bonds S21I.
PARIS, October 16.-The bourse opens
quiet. Rentes II and 80.
HAvRE, October 16.-Cotton opens fat
spot lat; afoat 146.
HAvRE, October 5-Evening.-Cotton
closed heavy, ut 1863 afoat.
LIVERPOOL, October 16-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton quiet and firmer-uplands 121a6
12h; Orleans 1219@1255. Sales 5000
bales; export and speculation 4, 600.
FRANKFORT, October 16.-Bonds active
and firm, at 49,
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, SheriFls Salel

3. 1oungener and dD.Nunnamsker, admrs., us.
Mrs. Jemna Smith, Ell al. .ni - -,
TN pursuance OF the decretal. order Of the
Il Circuit Court, stting.in eqtity In the Above
stated case, will sell, on the first MONDAY in
November next, in nrtfront Of the Court House.
in Columbia, within the legal hours: H., -
T., All that LOT OF LAND, in the city Of Co.
more or less; Bounded North BY TSyior street:
West by the iA.. M. e.. Church; East by
BoTerst Lot, and South by lot pow or formerly
" ''h' 'a, Also tlt3sso,a 'no y-Rt Lninti.a
ALot Of Land, situata at the soutfi. west.
corner; Of tho Intersection OF Blandinp and
dadsden streets; bounded North By 'Blantiing
street; East by Gadsden street; South by
Pearson's lot and West BY Kifkwood's lot.
Tho lot first described viii be sold ON the
following terms: One-third cash, and the re-
mainder on g. credit OF one and two years.
Purchaser to give bond, with personal security.
and mortgage Of the premises, and to pay
for stamps and papers. 'h'F II p''''
The last described lot to be sold for cash.
P1rohaser TO pay for stamps and papers.
oct ,l0 NTH ?. F. .FRAZEE, s. RIG .
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Sherif's Sale.

John G. Seegers os. James B. Lanier, ara
John 81. Meyer u.s. James B. Lsnier.N1Ia,
rants of Attachment
I N pursuance Of an order in the above stated
i cases, mado bv A. l.. Solomon, one of the
magistrates for Richland County, / will sell
ON MONDAY, the 25th OF October instant
ia at the Lanier House. in Columbia, within the
The Furniture and Fixtures of Restau
rant, consisting of Chairs, Tables. Stoves De-
canters, Bottles OF Ale, Liquors, Gas Pend
ants, Counters, Crockery, Glassware, Knives.
Forks, &c, attached as the property Of James
seegers and John II. Meyer us. James B. La.
nier. =" ''"
Terms cash. PF FRAZEE g nc
Octg III
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FALL. OPENING
% -13 i Et1@ f! S3AJOT- JiSfJi JiIoLll.S.
t~.r.lf .SssAT g. i.--. s.s Ty-A
J. "a. s. M. l.. KINARDsS.

WE HAVE RECEIVED, AND HAVE READY
for examination, the largest and most attrac-
tive STOCK that it has ever been our plea
sure to exhibit. 1t is 30 extensive and varied,
that 1t is impossible to enumerate. We, there
fore, invite our friends, and all in want of good
and cheap DryiGoods. to call and see for them
selves. We pledge ourselves to give satisfac-
tion in regard to the style, quality and price
OF our Goods. ]. II. l. NJ. l.. KINARD.
Oct 10
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SheriHs ( ale.

Under order OF Judge Of Probate. W. W. Rife
Us. L. G. Rife, ct al.-In partition.
I N pursuance Of an order made by VIM. Hut
Il son Wigg, Judge of Probate for Richland
County, will sell, on the first MONDAY in
November next, in front of the Court House.
All that LOT OF LAND, situated in the city
OF Columbia, containing one-half acre, more
or less, known in the plan of said city as Lot
NO. ioo; bounded on the North by Gervais
East by land now owned by Charles Hamburg.
Tho above described property will be sold
at tho risk of the former purchaser, Samuel
Green. '' % 49, -r-'
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash: balance in
one and two years; secured by bond and mort
gage OF the promises. Purchaser to pay for
Oct 10 NTH 800 q Rr
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Ronleatio Ne1Ys.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 14.-The
Governor, in his message to the Lepisla-
ture, urges strongly the ratification of
the fifteenth amendment, and says the
interests of Tennessee would be further
ed thereby; urges the continuation of the
free school system, and comments upon
its good effect, scouts reputation, and
advises the sale" of delinquent railroads
to enhance the value of State bonds and
asks for action to encourage emigration
Bills have been introduced in the Legis-
latnre to disqualify negroes as Jurors; to
repeal the school law and abolish County
Sdperintendents of Education.
- LoUIsvU uE, October 16-The Con-
yention adopted the Ell Paso Route for
the Southern Pacific Railroad. The re.
port of the Finance Committee was in
definitely postponed. The report of the
Committee on Taxation, favoring the
taxation OF luxuries and sparing business
and labor as much as possible, and the
abolition of penalties, was adopted. The
Convention adjourns to-day, and meets
next year in Cincinnati. Mr.. Brecken-
ridge attended the Convention.
CHARLESTON, October 1G.-Arriyed-
steamer Sea Gull, Baltimore. Sailed
steamers Champion and Peril, New York.
WILMINGTON, October 1G.-Throuoh
courtesy to Mr.. Lowry, of New York.
one Of the counsel in the case of the
Ouba, the trial was postponed till Mon
day.
Joseph H. Neff, Mayor of the CITY, who
was tried by Judge Cantwell before q
special court, on the charge of contempt,
was convicted and ordered to pay fine
OF $3.50, and to be placed in Jail by the
sheriff until the fine and costs are paid.
He was lodged in Jail, because he refused
TO pay the fine, but was released on q
writ OF hdbedS corpus in fifteen minutes.
The case excited much comment, and the
special court is becoming odious to all
parties The contempt cause which
resulted In Neff s conviction, was based
on the election of the clerk of the special
court from room in the city hall build
ing, over which the Mayor claimed the
city had exclusive control.
NEW YORK. October 16.-The Congress
slonal Committee on Navigation and De-
coy Ship Building, after hearing many
eminent men, adjourned to meet in Bos-
ton on Monday. The committee will
address letters to the Board of Under
writers and to individuals, with the view
OF eliciting facts regarding the shipping
interests.
OMAHA, October 16.-A party of twelve
surveyors are reported massacred. fifty
miles below Fort Mcpherson.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1G.-All MUM
cipal officers, except Mayor Fox, elected
In October last, have been ousted by the
decision Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
Gearys present majority is 1892, with
GIL official, except Butler, Porter and
Keystone Counties .t-
LOUISVILLE, October 16.-The trestle.
work between piers 16 and II gave way
to-day, and six men were precipitated
ninety-five feet; four were killed.
RESOLUTIONS petitioning Congress to
improve the Southern ports, Especially
the navigation of the Mississippi, were
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SheriE's Sale.


VIM. She'll and John A. She'll. rs EI;zabetb
.6hiell, ct az.
PURSUANT to tho decretal order ir the
Il above stated case, 1 will selI ON the
FIRST MONDAY in November next, the fol.
All that LOT Of LAND, in the city of Colum.
bia; bounded North by lands of Joseph Taylor.
East s Ny by Sumter street; South by Lady atreet
fronting on Sumtertstreet 1O4 feet inches. and
on Lady street IA feet.
ALSO,
All that Lot of Land and Building thereon.
bounded North by lands late Of r. N. Lewis;
East and South by VIM. and John A. Shell;
and West by Richardson's; fronting on Richard
son street So feet, and running back 1870 feet
Inc Bulidi5g thereon being now under lease
to approved tenant to 1st July next
TERMs.-Cash enough to pay costs and e..
penses and one.third residue; balance on O
credit OF one and two years, secured by bond
and mortgage of premises sold. Purchaser to
pay for stamps and all necessary papers
Property will be sub divided to suit BUR.
chasers. P F. FRkZEE n q
Oct 10 VI ~ nfh
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Ramie Agency.

HAvING been appointed Agent for the sale
IL of the RAMIE PLANT In this CITY. and
also engaged to como extent for six months in
It's cultivation, I am prepared to give informa- :
tlon as to it's adaptablity and receive orders
for Plants; also authorized to establish snh.
agencies for the sale of the Plant that ia at
present aGitating our planting community.
Oct r. @. SILVER
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SheriHs Sale

RY virtue Of eundry writs Of feri facias to
Il ~ me directed, will sell. on the first MON
1A DAY in Noyember next. in front of the Court
All the right, title and interest OF James r.
Richardson. deceased, in two acres of LAND,
more or less. in the city of Columbia, bounded
on on the North by Pendleton street. East by
sumter sun street, South by Medium street, and
vest by lots OF Mrs. M. A. Yates and South
Carolina College; levied on as the property OF
John 2. Richardson, deceased, James 5. Rich
ardson, deceased, and Thomas C. Richardson
at the suit OF Richard G. Richardson, Assignee,
Us. John p Richardson and Charles RicSarI
son, Executors OF John P. Richardson. de-
ceased; also, at the suit Of Richard C. Rich
ardson, Assignee, rs. Thomas G. Richardson
Executor OF James 3. Richardson, deceased
also, at the suit Of Richard C. Richardson rs
Thomas G. Richardson. Terms cash.
Oct lU NTH p. f. FRAZEE g. r g.
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SheriE's Sale.

-, -. fs.'l SAkokAAI y CS11s
RY virtue Of q writ Of Rsri tacias, to me di.
u reoted, will cell, ON tho FIRST MONDAY
Onelarge rgeTURPENTINES STILL and WORM
levied on as the property Of Daniel d. Hocott
at the suit of William Shannon, J. M. DeSaus.
sure: sure y; Matheson, James Dunlap ct al, us
The above will be sold at p. F. Frazee's lot
on Washington street. Terms cash.
Oot ~ NTH p. +. FRAEEE. 8. r. c.
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Flour.

Flour.
SA BBLS. st. Louis FAMILY FLOUR. nro-
cO nounced by all who have used it eouaI to
any ever sold in this city. Try it. 100 Barrels
and Bags. assorted qualities, at prices which
cannot fail to please.
FIVE Casks extra sugar-cured HAMS: s do.
BACON STRIPS; Fulton Market BEEF; Pic
kled Salmon and Smoked Herrings, all select.
ed for first class family trade, fresh to hand
and for sale by GEORGE SYMMRPS
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SheriH's Sale.


James r. Pringle u.s. Thomas B: Clarkson. Of
dt-BM to Joreclose neortgage-In Eauitv
4 pursuance OF the decreta order Of the Cir
Il cult Court, sitting in Equity in tho above
stated case, will sell, on the first MONDAY
IN IN November November next in front Of the Court House,
IN columbia, within the legal hours,
All that PLANTATION or TRACTOR LAND
known as Hickory Hill," in Richland County.
containing 712 acres, more or less. and bound
ed as follows: On the North by lands of the
estate OF M. =. Singleton, formerly Of Robert
Weston and Richard Singleton; East by lands
OF o. the estate OF NJ. r. Singleton and John
Neal; South by lands OF Gilbert Garner and
the estate Of Lewellen Woodward, formerly of
George Aawlinson, and West by land of Absa-
i0m Joyner, formerly Of John Williams. and
also by Griffin Creek, separating it from Absa.
iom Joyner's, formerly estate Of Jacob xii.
lingsworth AL
Terms OF. SALE.-Onc-t third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, and tho balance
thereof tn ,;,.o on on credit Of ono year Purchaser
to Sixe bond d. and mortgage OF tho promises
oct ~ NTH +. +. FRAZEE, s. r. C.
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Fine Teas, Liquors, &c.

Fine Teas, Liquors, &c.
III by an expert.
Moeha, Java, Laguayra and Rio COFFEEs.
are guaranteed in strength, quality and nnri.
ty; IN variety equal to any house outside the
great commercial centres, as to prices as well
as quality. GEO. SYMMERS
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DENTISTRY.
& DIR. D. L. BOOZER, grateful for the
:, S,n1nD!iberal patronage he has received from
the citizens OF this city and the surrounding
District, during the past year, respectfnllv ano
nounces that he now permanently establishes
himself in Columbia. All operations on the
natural Teeth faithfully performed. AnTI.
FlCiAn CASES, in every approved method,
which he would call special attention to that
known as Reynolds Patent; and of his sue
cess in constructing Artificial Cases by this
beautiful and durable process, he is enabled,
with confidence, to refer to his patients and ~
the patentee., Office on Mainstrcet, O. er First
National Bank. Iono
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OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT

ls specially, wherein We claim to give all the
advantages that can be offered. The Goods
for the department are on, hand-bouRht ht
right, and sold with as little expense as they
cen be handled anywhere.
We solicit call from every one wanting
Goods. We positively guarantee our bills
certainly as ,cheap-often oheaper-than csn
DC had elsewhere. r. G. SILVER.
,, as- The Greenville Enterprise, Abbeville
lTess, 1orkvillo Enquirer, Newberry Herald,
Chester Reporter, Keowee Courier. Spartan.
burg Sp1rtdn, Unionville Times and Camden
Journal will copy to the extent of one fourth
OF column, change weekly, with the PHHN1x.
for the quarter commencing October l, 1869
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" ~ AV NOODb
FOR
F-ALLE TRAnH
A RE now ready for distribution The stock
~ of goods AT RETAIL in the Front Store
is replete and full, and Of every conceivable
style and price.
Our Shawl and Cloak Department
Presents some rare attractions in prices and
designs.
Our Dress Goods Department,
AS usual, exhibits all the handsome novelties.
Our Hosiery and Uunderwear Depart
10 .{;)t, I1ent hg~;'f ..~.
Supplies all the articles Of comfort and protec.
"tion for winter, use. ~ ''
Our Notion and Haberdashery Depart
;r'r- 'r~ Tnent ,'uolT -
Will, as heretofore. receive our best attention,
Se Ssd bed ege5y from no,Ns assfrl entail
Our Carpstd Department
This season e1cgis eseSsythingfoft the kind ever
exhibited in Columbia Before, comprisinr
everything knownto the trade in the way of
Floor Carpetings. .A!.. az -.
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PARIS, October 1.-THE Steele has a
general review Of the policy of the EN-.
pire. France, it says, continues to guard
the temporal power of the Pope. Don.
trary to agreement. and mounts guard
around council in which the Jesuita
propose again to outrage modern society.
No explanations are offered. Equal ig.
norance exists as to what counsels have
been given the present rulers in Spain,
but we know the suspension of iconstitu.
tional liberties in that country comedies
with Prim's return from Paris.
VALENCIA, October 16.-The rebels
have been allowed few hours to sur.
render; a Anal refusal forfeits life.
RoME, October 16.-La Catholica says
the Bishops are not to decide by vote,
but are to ratify the decisions already
res9iysd)by the sovereign and infallible
ALEXANDRIA. EGYpr, October 16.-The
food of the Nile, which threatened the
Egyptian cotton crop, is subsiding. The
dam on the Suez Canal gave way to-day,
and it is feared the canal must be deep.
ened before used.
PARIS, October 16.-It is rumored that
Napoleon Intends establishing corps of
observation on the Spanish frontier
y,
soon resign, on account of sickness. The
merchauts' clerks are ON strike. Beuve
was buried without religious ceremony.
The Patrfs denies the rumors OF, modi-
fioatt5n of the ministry.
sMA3RrD, October 16.-Prim has lin
formed the Coftes; that the Government
only waited the submission of the Cuban
insurgents before according Che reforms
reqhfred, ~ al II sS--s.sE;sssss .zcl:,s}s%F
. LATER. The attack On Valencia begins
this evening, unless Tie insurgents surren-
der Internationally. The insurgents at
Beya continue. JPhe Cortes has autho.
rixfd the prosecution of seventeen depu-
tieaI plicated in the rebellion. The
Repubiican leaders Salvochea and Paul
are near Malaga. proolaiming the repub-
lie. Ghe -telegraphic and railroad lines
have been destroyed around Madrid
Ihe sessions IS Of the Cortes have been sus-
ElgBaN. October 16.--The Rio Janeiro
s?esmeF has arrived. Lopez was at San
EssaneslAus, trying to reach the Bolivian
teffitory.i ~ S1'--'-
LONDON, October 16.-Gambilta BAN
Gel and Jules Favre have arrived from
Paris. 9'za P. . ta. .,y
HAVANA, October 16.-The insurgent
General Castillo is dead. Another de-
tachment of troops has left for the field
Washington News. 80
Z WASHINGTON, October 16.-Bets on
Packer carrying Pennsylvania, ,iare given
up. Geary's majority is about 8, 900.
~ : Internal ~ revenue receipts to-day $685.
Fifty distilleries, idle during the sum
mer, have resumed work since the 1st.
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WashkRgton News.

(; WAsHMaroN, October 16.-Bets on
Becker carrying Pennsylvania, ,sare given
up. Geary's majority is about 8, 900. .
internal revenue receipts to-day $685.
Fifty distilleries, idle during the sum
mer, have resumed work since the 1st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-03

The triumph of the "new movement" among
the Virginia politicians-which we reckon to be
about the same as abandonment of sulky dis
content and acceptance of the situation
is promptly followed by the death
of the Rebel organ Of Richmond
owe cannot but recognize" writes its depart
ing editor, that no cause, however just and
"good, can long Outlive defeat" The senti-
ment is bad, but the moral is most sage. The
effort to keep the spirit of Rebellion alive in its
own smoldering ashes is failure Yirginians
have found more profitable work than brOoding
over the Lost Cause, denOuncing the Condemned
Niger, and haughtily protesting their resolve
to have no part nor lot in this Yankee-Nigger
Government. They mean to sell some of their
lands, and improve the rest; to pay the negroes
good wages and get good work out of them; to
raise more Corn, and Wheat, and To
bacco; to develop their magnificent natural
resources, maintain order, send their best
men TO Congress, and resume as command
ing a place as their numbers and ability
can secure in the legislation of the country.
Wherefore it is but natural that the organs Of
the dead Rebellion, pure and simple, should
themselves be dying. Their day is ended In
stead. we have Gen. Lee at the White House,
consulting with President Grant as to the de-
tails for the submission Of the new Constitution.