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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1869-08-27

Best harness stallion, geiding any age 1000
The judges of this class will be governed BY speed
size, form, style, color, temper and endurance.
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1THE MASOY~& HAMLIN ORGAN

THE MASON " & HAMLIN ORGAN
COMPANY winners OF the PARIS EXPO
SlTION MEDAL, who have uniformly been
awarded highest honors ut industrial exhibitions
KNOW, EDGED STANDARD OF EXCEL
LEECE In It's department, respectfully announce
that. with extended and perfected facilities and
by the exclusive use Of recent mpp32,yemsn1ts they
CANS THAN EVER BEFORE, In great variety,
as TO style and price, adapted TO all public and
private uses, for drawing rooms, libraries, music
rooms, concert halls, lodges, churches, schools,
&C., In plain and elegant cases all OF which they
are enabled By their unequhiled facilities Tor
manufacture to sell ut prices OF inferior WORK.
The recent Improvements in these organs have
So increased their usefulness and popularity that
they are unquestionably the most desirable lnstru-
nents obtanable for family use, as well ~
churches, schools, &C., while the prices at which
they can be Afforded $50 to 81, OOo each adapt them
to the means and requirements all classes. They
are equally adapted to secular ana sacred music,
are elegant as furniture, occupy little space, are
not liable 10 get out OF order not requiring tuning
once where pIauo-forte Is tuned twenty tlnesl,
arc very durable, and easy to learn to play upon
The N. & II. organ Co. are now selling FutR-
OCTAVE ORGANS for $50 each; FlvE-JCTAVE
ORGANS, FIVE STOPS. with two sets OF VlbRA-
TORS, for sl2o, and other styles at proporuohate
rates.
For testimony to the superiority of their Organs,
the Mason s. Hamitn Organ Company respectfully
refer 10 the musical profession generally N a.
iority OF the most prominent musicians In the
country, with many Of emincnee In Europe. having
given public testimony that the Mason & Hamltl
Organs excel all others.
A circular CONFERENCE.-The testimony In full will
be sent free to any one desiring 1t also, descrip-
tive circular containing fun particulars respect
Ing these instruments, with correct drawings o
the different styles and the lowest prices, which
are liked aud invariable. Address the
MASON i HhMLiS ORGAN CO.,
500 Broadway, New York;
no LIST Isl fremont street. Boston.
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A committee is sitting in Rome to de-
tcrmne how Latin shall be pronounced in
the Ecumenical speeches.
JAY Cooke and William Fl. Seward are each
owners of $4,000 acres of land in Iowa, and
Horatio Seymour owns $1,000 acres inthe
same State.
Ex-Secretarv Browning, who was In Pre-
| sident Lincoln's Cabinet, has been elected
by the Democrats to the Illinois Constltu-
tional Convention.
]. B. Blackstone, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mathews, r. A. Sothern, and Mrs. Anna
Cora Mowatt Ritchic, are all coming to this
country soon.
\ California paper says: "Whenever we
hear of Chinese burglary we invariably
learn that the inmates of the house to be
plundered have been drugged. The Chinese
are aaid to possess some unknown liquid
more powerful in its effects than even chic
roform."
Work has been begun on the East River
suspension bridge. The engineers, as first
step, are constructing an immense cone,
which is TO be lowered on the sand at the
bottom of the river. The water on the in
side Of this will be pumped out. and the
workmen will then commence building.
Green Clay Smith, known rs member of
Congress from Kentucky, as brigadler-
general in the Union army, and as Governor
of Montana for three years, is now al or
dained minister of the Missionary Baptist
Church, and is preaching the Gospel in
Madison county, Ky.
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Richmond PriccS-CurreEt.


These are wholesale prices. For small orders
an advance on our quotations IS demanded Our
quotations of country produce arc wholesale, and
from actual sales on this day; :. So,
.iUDjcS.-s2Ms3 for small; S2.5G4$t FOR me
dunn To large dull.
4icohoi.-S36 $3.50 "a gallon.
Ate.-scotch, best brands, pints, 80 q dozen ;
VI Ba t,I lsi@17c. tibbed sides,
l9fG l9:c.; clear ribbed sides, lal@?Gc. Virginia
hog-round, none; Virginia hams 2SM2:c. can
yassed hams, e5@?sc; plain l hams, 22:G23c.
Butter.-!PFIme. 35c.; poor cr, to axe good 'Gs'c.
BraaGy. French: slo4sla; apple, IS, wholesale;
Philadelphia. s2.lO@s2.55; peach, 81.
Bro0mS.-Three strings 81: four strings, small,
S. large, $3.50: five strings, So
Bucket:.-Palntcd, two hoops, 50. c5@sc.75 three
BesslcQr. -ai@la5c. "a h.
B0rk.-s5GS1 per cord, and dull.
Broom Corn.-Green, l3Gg!5c.: red. sGl.c. = n.
Concentrotsd Lsy Leg: per dozen by the case
&c. d D.; fancy, 0o175c. RaisIns-Layer, old,
81 new, S525 d box. Figs 2e@3Oc. b. Lee
mons ZIG 4 box Oranges SIS q barrel. Almonds
Csrn..see Corn Exchange report,
Corn -aeaL.-City mills, boted, sl.:o; country
Cheese.-Northern and western prime cutting
ZOO colo: common. loll5c; English dairy, lSI20c.
Cogee.11Rio, l9a92ac. LaguayFa, 2aa92cc.;
canrd les light weight, ls@lac.
full weight, eog2ic.: tallow l5e.
cottoa cards.-sS and 81 q dozen wool cards
Cytfon Yarns.-s:. lo6fS:.25; Leaksvillc, 1913.
Chestn,tS.-$sss! bushtl.
Dried Fruits.-Cherries. :oGIo5c. blackberrics.
sG0sc. apples, sG73c u b.; peaches, peeled leG
l6c. unpeeled, 7M9c.
I'm, Goods,-PRINTS: Atlantic, nc: Canton,
Sic. Home, 7sc. Bedford, Ice; Wainsutta, 93c.
Imcskcag, Isc. &ndrcScoggip, lie. Lancaster,
lac. Warugan, I2c. Oriental, E!c. ;Dunrcls,
l2ic. DELAlSEs: Pacific, best styles, 2oc. Low
TICS j.. Sunny side, SIC. Baltic, l0e. rs West
minister. l0c.; Portsmouth llc.; al Putnam, ieic.;
Rcynod, l23c.; RockdaIe, lsc.; Andrescnggin, Ice.
BROWN DoaEsTICs: j.! Trenton, &c.; 81 Man
chester, 1oSc. 7-s Carroll, l3c 7-6 Granitey!Ilc,
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Petersburg Markets..

NOVEMBER Cotton.-O ordinary, 2l!c.; good
ordinary, 22ic.; low middling, .3ic.; strict Low
mIi':lln., 2:c.; middin@, ate.
MISUNDERSTANDING small, and market firm:
Stock IN the hands "f manufacturers very low and
they are anxious to buy our quotations fully sus-
tained. We quote primin@s at $500 $3.50: new
il.s loosrl. Sass new leaf tlnoscl, Ss.50GLSll
old lugs. $50 500 short leaf S9.5gWSlo. 7O me-
dunn leaf. Sl0$n.j0: fair TO good $I-NSll; and
very good IT, line, :i5M$lG.
Itheat.-PriInc white. $3.50 $40; prime red,
81 go, 80 but the bulk III. sales Tor both white
and req 1T orr inside figures.
Bdcon.-Virg!nia hog-round, loc.; Virginia
sides. Gle; southampton hog-round. 2lc. Nir-
ginia hams, 23.c.
Corn.--Ncw. yOc Il, If dry andln good order.
Peanuts. Prime, 32.G.G52. Inferior :i.@O@.
81.
irish Po,ntoeS.-EirginIn Summer crop, best.
81 n bu5Lci: Inferior, 5ulAT5c.
PsdS.-$l.@5.
B,0aS.--Si 80 for fair quality.
Dyied Frut.--.tppIes, SGdr. peaches, l2zQI5c.
EGgS.--W hulcs.tlc, &c.
EcGtterS.--prlme new, 79c.; mixed, 5oDgoc. ;
Ttcd --Brownstuf. 4Oc. shipstuf, 3oc. shorts,
2Gc.
Mdss.--Grccn sailed, &C.. dry, lac.
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LIVING UNDERGRoUND.-Aco correspondent
of the Cleveland Herald, writing from the
Wyoming Valley, near Fort Riley, Kansas,
SAYS:
cat nearly midnight on the second day
Of our journey we CHANGED to come upon 4
homestead, and in response to our request
for lodging, the occupant replied on
will have to do as we do Soon we, with
the family, were lying on the dirt floor,
which is al the fashion in that part Of Kan
sas. Rising early, we counted, as they
came out one by one, an aged man and wife,
nine children, a Son-in-law, wife, and in
FAINT, which, with our addition, made fifteen
that had spent the night in Il Kansas dug
out twelve feet square, under the sod, as
thick as hogs in n pen. After breakfast, as
we said Good morning. we received an
invitation TO spend Il night with them on
our return. We spent three days in those
parts and along the line of Nebraska in
Washington county, and saw only very
small proportion Of houses above ground,
staying two more nights about as above,
but with a new party each time"
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T'he Right TO Collect tEse Income Tax
from the President and the Judges
Of stiN S,snlrcr,ln Court.

The question rs to the right Of the Go
ycrnment to tax the salaries Of United
States Judges will soon be submitted to the
proper authorities. and il is thought hat 1t
will be decided in their favor under section
/. article = of The Constitution OF the United
States, which provides that
The judges beth Of the supreme ana
inferior courts shall hold their offices du-
ling good behavior, and shall ut stated
times receive for their services compel-
sation, which >hallnot be diminished during
their continuance is Office"
The question was submitted to the Urea
surv Department some years ago, when
Chief Justice fancy, Oh behalf OF the Judges
Of the Supreme Court, addressed letter to
Secretary Chase upon the subject, but Mr..
| Chase ruled that it was proper TO tax tneIl'
| salaries. 4 number of prominent officials
express the opinion that it is ulconStitu-
tioual to tax the salaries of either the
! Judges or the President of the United states,
| and that all tax which has been collected
| upon their salaries must be refunded.
II. Section of the Constitution provides
| that the President shall, ut stated times,
| receive for his services Il compensation,
| which shall neither be increased nor dimi.
niShrd for the period for which lie shall
| have been elected, and he shall not receive
within that period any other emolument
| from the United States or any OF Them"
Ii is probable that the Treasury Depart
mcnt Will shortly be called upon to decide
whether or not it is constitutional TO tax
The salaries Of the President and United
States Judges.
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Lyucnburg Mark cts.

NOVEMBER MISREPRESENTATION, q barrel, sig
81 81. dried, parcG, = d., 5Gic.
Bdcoa.-Ilog-round, 2lkG22c.
Becf.->lIUgh tcrcd, 5mSc.
Buttsr.-.Eos. |, ., and ., 30, 3OG27c.
EtCSrG1.-3SIl!5c.
Bsans.~ v h:c 7fbushcl OF 60 i5s., $l.2537 :l.te
mixed or colored, -5GLJJc.
ckJerricS.-Iricd, = b., 90gllc.
COra.-Whte. per buslei Ul - pounds. slgssl .g57
yellow aud mixed. 81.
To&r.--SIperinc, $5.7S9?o.5O; extra, st.5o9
TX TsGii LI%. Goose per pound, 7c975c.
Eydryeed, per bushcl. -. iJGT2.2J.
Ginseng, per pound, e5Us-e..
oats. 10 Q SOC.
OnlU8S.-.i.2l.
country-tanlicd sole. unfinished, 3311iOc.
Pcuc.cS.-uried, impaired Il H., G9g0c.; pared,
Poiaioss.-Irlsh u bushel Of co BIS, 754s5c.:
peas. Dried. "A bushcl, :l6Sl.c5.
Pork.-Frc>h hogs. II d.. l-gllGc.; sailed, l5c.
Retailer bushcl OF SO lbs. @oGG15c.
RagS.-Lincn and cotton, y b., l!GIic.
lTEsat.-Whitc, II bushcl Of ~ lbs, $1,000 $50
WcoIwWasIcd m. 4o955c.; unwashed, COG
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FALL OF MErEon1C sToNE.-On the Cd
instant meteoric stone fell in the yard OF
Mr.. e. Barlow, about eleven miles SOUTH
west of Lumkin. 1t fell within six feet of
two negro girls, and buried itself in the
ground to a depth Of about eight inches.
The fall was preceded by q loud explosion
and rumhling noise. The stone sent us il
about as large rs medium-sized apple, but
is nearer square than round. It Is quite
heavy for its size. and is incrusted with a
black coat rs thick az an egS-shell, which
was evidently formed while the stone was
in n state of combustion during its passage
through our atmosphere. In color and
grain this stone looks like an amalgam of
Granite and marblc--not so coarse AZ the
former, nor as white or tine-grained as the
latter Columbus (Gn.) Inquirer.
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Father Hyacinthe attended the annual
dinner of the New York Mercantile Library
Association on Tuesday.
Miss Julia c. Nodingten beat Mr.. Brown
for superintendent OF public schools OF
Mitchell county, Iowa, at the late election.
The announcement Of the failure OF A.
Biningcr " Co., wine importers, of No. "
Liberty street, New York, produced false
impression concerning the house Of A. Nj.
Bininger q Co., No. 10 Beaver street. The
Latter house, which was established in ITS,
is entirely solvent.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Capture OF the Cuban Steamer
EfIIian---Arrival of her Men ut Hey

seNa. -
b WASHINGTON, November 11.-Thc Navy
Department has the following information:
''KEY WEST, November 3.-hn English
schooner arrived to-day from Nassau with
100 men from the steamer Lillian. which left
Cedar Keys October 9Th. The Lillian round
ed Cuba, going east, on the south side, with
out attempting to land her men. She went
into Nassau on the 10th Of October, short
of coal, living Cuban colors, having Drevi-
orslv landed 80 men near Nassau. with two
days provisions. The Lillian attempted to
coal next day few miles out at sea, but the
coal schooner was seized by the English
grlnboat Startling. which vessel also fired into
the Lillian. The Lillian returned to Nassau.
and was taken possession Of by the English
authorities. Some twelve hours afterward
she sank, and now lies across reef with
her back broken. Nearly all the persons
brought to Key West are Cnhens.
CIV. ". QUEEN,
Commander United States Navy"
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WASHINGTON EpEa.

WASHINGTON. November 1.-THE Gus
toms receipts from November 1st to the 9Th
instant were =, 100000.
Scion Robinson, agricultural editor Of the
New York Tribune. General Halstead, and
Dr.. Trimhe. Of New Jersey, will go to the
Georgia Fair.
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gicf7rc.,e. Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, November ll.-The receipts 1T the
cattle scales the past SIX days foot up sos Cattle,
us sheep, and lis Hogs. Sales were made at the
following quotations:
Becf.-C"mmon. Sc. u H., gross; fair to good,
5GfGtc. q d.; premium beef from Fair. SaW9!c.
q j..
Sifcp.-Nearly all received were common. and
sold from to &c. II h.: gross. Some prime from
the Fair Id II s:c. FL b.
Hoqs Sales were readily made at from IL to l2c.
d d. net.
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THE GENERAL FREIGHT AGENTS CoNyEN-
TION - Il RESOLUTIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hy, November 10.-Tke General Freight
Agents Convention to-day transacted the
following business. The preamble and reSo-
buttons Introduced at the last meeting i'll re-
gard TO the shipment Of shrubbery, fruit
trees. ETC., were ordered TO be recorded rs
accepted and it was agreed they be put III
force Immediately.
4 resolution was unanimously adopted
that high wines be carried ut actual weights
beef and pork, $50 pounds per barrel, low,
actual weights; hams and shoulders, $40
pounds per fierce; beef, $50 pounds per
tierce bulk meats, 20 per cent above net
weight, rs marked on boxes. That any de-
Walton from the above will be considered 4
cut Of rates.
\ committee was appointed 30 revise
classiiicatons east and west bound, with 4
view Of protection against loss on all artl-
cles of great value. The committee Subsc-
quently reported, suggesting for the con-
sideration of the trunk lines radical changes
in wcst-bound cllSSilications.
The Association will adjourn tomorrow
to meet in Louisville about February.
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STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE-SINKER AND
". RRAND-CUTTER, lilo MAIN STREET,
The new patent BRANDING-lRUS- for marking
all kinds OF wooden articles by heating It, Is per-
fcctly adapted TO branding barrels or any other
article under the new law.
EngraYers' Stock. stencil Paste, Brushes, In
deIible INK, Steel Dies, Alphsb bets, Seal Presses,
Brass and German Silver, Frames, steel Rings,
Checks IT. "a &C. wholesale and retail, mha
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Fire M Charleston g C.

CHARLESTON, 6. c., November 1.-THE
wholesale groceries of Platte & Co. and j
n. NJ. Wohltman, on East Bay street, Were
burned last night. The large establishment
Of r. VNeil was much injured. The loss
is $4,000, which is only partially insured.
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PITTsDURG, PA. November 1.-THE
joint committee on the retinion Of the Pres
byterian Assemblies has reported infor-
mallv that it has agreed upon all the legal
points, and recommended the appointment
Of committees from both bodies to complete
the details of reconstruction. The United
Assembly meets at Philadelphia in May
next. This report is regarded as deciding
the question
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Domestic Markcts-IBY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, November li-Eoon.-Stocks dull
al,d unsettled Money, per cent Sterling Long,
l!53. Tennessee o's-Ex-coup2ns. GO; new; 52i
Virginia Gs-EZ-coupons, 5O3; new. 81. North
Carolina c's-old, A new Is.
Flour ftyors buyers. Wheat = Shade frmcr;
Corn lc. better. Pork quiet ut S2975GS3o. Lard
dui"t. Cotton tirncr at Csc. Turpentine firm ut
$3,,It7ir l:osin quiet: good strained, 1925
Erlaing- Cotton closed quiet and dropping !;
sales > 5Oj bales at 25c Flour slightly favors buy
extra southern, $3.50 $40. Wheat le. better
with Inodcrat- speculative demand: amber Mich
igar, @l.ao@5l.ll: winter red western, Sl.3G@
sl:N. Corn i shade better; mixed western, sl.oi
@:l.o7. ro'k firm ut $50. Lard shade tlrmer.
Whi.kcy stesdicr ut $l.cl. Rice dun Sugar
steady. Coffee moderately active. Afolasscs IN
| unchanged. Frcights quiet cotton, per steam, l.
.Govcrnments-5-2o's 'g2's, ll5b. Southern secu-
cent, with libcr,I offerings. Sterling dun al 100.
! Gold steady 1T ,2Gs, Stocks generally unsettled.
BALTIMORE, November u.-Cotton nominally
49,. Flour dull and quotations unchanged. "heat
and higher white. 9oG 9Jc.; I'D. Sl.o5. Oats dull
1T 5arlasc, Ry" dun and UNCHANGED. Pork and
Bacon quiet. Whskcy better a. :l.o?.
bid. 7''''''
ClNc1SEAATI November n ;7-t, In good de-
sales ma'tc 1T ~ cash, gIc. Provisions nomi-
| nai!y unchanged. Pork, $3.50. Lard, lG@l7tc.
| LOUISVILLE, November ll-C1rH, Soc. pr0Vi-
Eious hcavs. lle-s pork, $50. Shoulders, lG!c.;
| clear sides, .Oc. Lard, l7tc. Whiskcy, Csc.
ST. LOUIS. November l!.-Corn firm for better
| grades; yellow, sacked, S+G35c. Whlskry frlncr
! 1T IL. Provisions dun. New Mess Pork, s2O.
| I;lc~n-Jobbing sales Of clear sides ut zoe.
| shoulders scarce with 40 sales. Lard heavy; kcg,
l7t@l:c.
| WILuITCroS, y. c., November II. Spirits tur.
pentuc iirncr 80; crude steady ut SlClGl s?.s5
| ko>In quiet 1T l.55. Tar steady at 1T 81.
| NEW ORLEANS, November ll.--Cotton mode
raicly active and iirmcr at 23:4i23t sales, 5,3Ot
| bales receipts, ZOE bales. sugar In good de
maud fully fair. l2!Ml2ic. yellow clarified, l2sc
| Moasscsrrime, s04s:c. Gold, 1899. New IorI
| al,
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Lynchburg Tobacco Market.

NOVEMBER To- 1899.
Primings, sass. Lug..-Infcror and common,
WORKING and smoking, $lcIl!; extra yellow
smoking, Sl5a$30. LcGC-Inl crior and common,
$500 SO: good and fine shipping. $ll@Sl2 extra
shipping. $la.5 GL3l!; common working filters,
*l0U $3.50 good working filters, $llGl ?ll.5o; fine
working filters, Sl.0Sl5; extra working fllers,
none selling; common and fine wrappers, Sl5Gl
$50 extra and fine wrappers. :35lls5O.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
For the Dispatch.
4 Father Shoots SaiS Son,
CovlNdToN, November 10, 1860.

NONlNWIVN, NNNtmDer 10, 1867.
In White Rock Gap, Allegheny county.
ten miles from Coyincton and five miles
from Jackson River depot. reside five har-
daned sinners, Diocletian Reynolds and his
three sou>--Ichn, James, and Ike, James
md hi> father %.e Mt fcud with John end
Ike about the right Of possession to the
land and personal property. Last night Dio-
cict..u shot John with slug from small
,'st2l ii the right side, and then retreatcd
10 Iamc>'s rancho, DR.. Owillc Rogers cx-
tgactcd The slug, but no arrests were made.
~. the parties are too intangible Tor the law
- Grasp. and wage a coEStan; warfare. The
father >wearS h will shoot his son John
Hgain if he docs NOT leave. Old Dioclctan
Is tarr,inG with JamcS--notOriouS for drink
jag SIX gallons o! apple brandy in five days.
w
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to-eipo MarlSctS-TBY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON. November IL NDOn.-COnsols, G3s
cni.cd states bonds, s3l. Tallow, 4ss. ID.
LIVERPOOL, November Eoon.-Cotton quiet;
upauds Isd.; Orleans, lid. estimated sales, 10 :
900 bales. Corr, 2gs. 3d.
T,co y clock.-Cott n dull. Lard firm at rs. Ba-
con, o7s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, November ll-Erentng Cotton
dull: up..nds HID; Orleans, ND; sales 10, 900
bales including Ooy for export and speculation.
Naval stores quiet.
HAvEE. November n.-Cotton opened nat; on
the spot, li2f. a!oat, 1877.
PARIS, November ll-Ifoon.-Bour.e opens firm.
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AID. BANKS, Eso.-rhis gentleman, for
merly editor Of the SouthStde Democrat,
published in this city, is now engaged with
several other gentlemen of eminence III
forming company for reconstructing the
Mississippi levees destroyed during the war.
petorSb,,rr Iou1.,er
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RALEIGH, y. c., November 1.-THE stock
holders meeting of the North Carolina rail-
road has decided the question of its lease
to the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Com
pany by indefinitely postponing it.
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FURNITURE. De.

EURNI IT u II L AND MATTRESS
= WAREROOAl$.-Wc have now on hand. in
two of those iron-Iront DUilriugs opposit,: thu.
office iChInond, Va. large and elegant stock Ct
PARhuR, CHAMBER, and BiNING-RDOh
FURNITURE OF every variety Of style and I'm! ISL.
Also, MATTRESSES and SPRlNI-BE)S. made
IN any style desired. our stock OF CfIAi
Der FURNITURE being very large. We are con-
Gent We can offer greater inducements to buyers
thln any other house in the State. Chamber sets
can be purchased ut our adjustment from s3j to
$780, As the prices of most other goods are COM
ing down, we have reduced the price of every arti-
Gle IN our line and are selling about low as
we did before the var. All In want of superior
Furniture or Mattresses Will please examine our
stock before buying. We have goods a suit the
rich or the poor. HARDWOOD K E1GTEE--
oc Il opposite the post-otiice Eichm"nd~Na.
FURNITURE AND BEDDING WARE
II HOUSE. 1893 and 1910 Main street, Rich
mond, VAT. l.. STACY IL son confidently In
wife their fr lends and the public generally to their
FALL STOCK, just completed; which Will be
found to he the most extensive and varied ever Of
fered In Richmond; and in every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses In the
country; and In BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them ID defy competition.
SHUCkS! SHUCkS SHUCkS!
We will pay cash for SHUChS, IN any quantity,
delivered In Richmond.
We are anxious to appoint agents In every. To-
cality from which Shucks Will bear transportation,
To whom we will furnish presses for baling. Far
tlculars on application SO 30-em
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-12
Foreign News.

SPAIN.
MADRID, November 11.-General Dulce
writes 4 letter to the Government exposing
intrigues with the Duke de Montpensier.
Dulcc warns the Government that the
Unionists will fight if Montpcnsicr is de-
:eatcd for the throne.
Adviccs from Lisbon indicate that the
Maderados who fled from Spain into Porttl-
gal are buying arms and preparing for i'll
surrcction.
Eighty-tbrcc Deputies arc pledged to vote
for the Duke Of Genoa.
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, November 1.-THE cho-
lcra is raging at keif.
FRANCE.
PARIS, November 11.--Ledru Rollin is
expected here to-day. 1t is reported that
he will be promptly arrested on entering
French territory.
The bullion in the Bank Of France has
decreased nearly 9,O00,0 600 francs.
BEEsr, November 1.-THE steamship
Perreirc has arrived this evening from New
York in eight days, four hours and thirty
five minutes.
ENGLAND.
LoSpoE. November 1.-THE specie in the
Bank of England has decreased E3l4,000.