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resolution prosid!ng fors 4 recess 81 the
General Assembly from the a2d to Che 18th
Instant was agreed to, and q motion to re-
consider rejected. The members will draw
their per die7n during the recess, all propo-
sitions to the contrary being voted down.
- ~ BILLS REPORTED. ei !:
Senate bill to amend an act for working
the roads Of Loddoun county. 49,
House bills to amend the act incorporating
the Wetumpka Iron Mining and Manufac-
turing Company: in regard to amending
the Code as to writs Of scire .fdctas; to
amend the act In relation to chain-gangs;
bill supplemental 10 an act Incorporating
the Potomac and Manassas Railroad Com.
pany; to establish tho Port Warden's line
for that part of the city of Portsmouth
fronting the elizabeth river on the north.
BILLS. ETC, PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. DANIEE Resolution Of inquiry,
into the expediency of providing by law
tor the publication of an official edition Of
the general orders Of the United States mill
tary authorities In command In Virginia
during the time that the State was under
military government, and In what manner
and to what effect such edition may be pro-
duced in the evidence when they are called
into controversy. $50 =. e'.1
By the same: Bill to regulate the costs in
chancery suits In certain cases.
By Mr.. THOMAS: Bill to amend the Code
in relation to proceedings in court
BY MIR. J. J. GRAHAM Bill to amend the
Code in relation to indemnifyine bonds.
BY the same Bill to amend the Code In
relation to the award of injunction.
BY Mr.. ARNETT Resolutions proposing
amendments, by way Of substitute, for Sec
tion q, article -, of the Constitution of
Virginia also as to usury. a-.
BY Mr.. Guy: Petition of sundry physi-
clans of Richmond asking that apothecaries
be made exempt from Jury service.
BY Mr.. HupGIS: Bill to provide for the
payment Of the interest on the public debt.
ROADS OF LoUDoUN COUNTY.
Senate bill amending an act for working
the roads in Loudoun county was taken up
and read second time. Its provisions were
objected to by Messrs. WoopsoN and BELL,
Of Augusta, and, on motion Of the latter,
was recommitted to the Committee on
Counties, Cities, and Towns.
RECOVERY OF DAMAGES FOR DEATH By WRONG
| Full ACT, sc.
| House engrossed bill providing for the re-
coverv of damages when death is caused by
the wrongful act, neglect, or default Of an
other. was considered and passed.
Adjourned.
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Nestinaomsar 80 the FEsher OF Cheap
s~ss E,ozSnc. I'm sAYssesfra.ff 49,

Il - o.
NEW Y0RK, Dec. 18.-It is proposed 10
give national testimonial to James w.
Hale, "the father Of cheap postage In Amer.
Lea" and the following circular has been
Issued:
1.-THE undersigned, who know ofaathe
earliest and persistent efforts Of Mr.. James
W. hale to give to the people Of this corin-
+ try the benefits OF cheap postage more than
aquarter OF a century ago, take this method
to appeal to you and to suggest voluntary
| testimonial to one who has never yet re-
ceived any popular recognition for the great
services Of which we are all now reaping
the benefits. It liz proposed that every per-
son who may be so inclined shall, on Mon.
day, December 10th, 1870, set apart one
three-cent stamp, or the equivalent therefor,
voluntary Offering to the Rowland Hill of
America. That day being the fiftieth ami
versary of Mr.. Hale's connection with the
newspaper press. may we not hope that the
numerous friends of Mr.. Hale In every part
of the country, as we'll as all postmasters
and publishers, will make special efforts to
the end that substantial compliment will
result to this veteran reformer? Although
many of the active business men of to-day
may have never before heard the name Of
James w. Hale, the fact still exists that he
is Lne Iatner OF our cheap postage system.
Whatever offerings are made may be sent
to a. R. NJ. Roome, Esq, secretary of the
committee at New York city, or if preferred
may be addressed direct to MIR. Hale, New
York. Contributions need not be to the
aboye-named amount. Signed: Samuel F.
B. Morse, Moses W .Grinnell, W. q. Aspin-
wall, David Hadly, A. II. N. Roome, and
Others"
I Professor Morse, the inventor Of the
magnetic telegraph, who heads the signers
in note to the Hon. William Orion, says !:
Z" / have long known Jos. W. Hale as the
energetic and jealous originator of the cheap
postage system of the United States. He
is, in truth, the Rowland Hill of America.
IF any man living deserves national testi-
monial for great public services, it is Mr..
Hale, who, at great self.sacrifice, devoted
his time and talents-I might say gratuit-
ously as well as etticiently-for the public
benefit -@#.s1
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Vow York stock = and sro =, u.,.,,

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1sa foon.-- Mcney, , pnr cent.
end upwards. Stocks very exoited. eer,,ps zIone:
1904 short, no. Gold. 1ioa. s-so,s, ,sa. 1o74:
v Ece'ssno.--Money irregular and hirh an DIV,
sterhnR, iosheQlost. Gold, l1oss1I,oi. Govern.
rnen!sweas all day. Southern securities dult and
steady. Tenpessee,s, slt: new, co., North Care.
lima s's "a new, 2ik. s~ E1.-a,g ~ n. !,
LHrter.-Tfie money trouble was renewed TO-DAY
At the opening there was an active demand a
higher rates but at the close the brokers supple,
the dem 1nd Mt per cent. currency Currency Il
flowing West In large sums, and SIM IIer SUM
going sonths Stocks declined heavily. Domestic
Exchange is generally against New York.
Govtrnments-'sa's, 1911 'efs, 1911; 'es,s, IoA
new, 1854; 'e7's, 1901; 1884, lios. 1o-40's, 1901,
State Bonds Virginia s's, es; new, "a. LouisI
ana e's, 7o9: new, 81. Levee Ss. II SIS, IS. Ala
bams ga, iol; SIS, TO- Georgia Gs, 80: rs, Ola
South Carolina s's, 81: new, SO.
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domestic Markets-rBY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, Dec. -Noon.-Flour and wheat
u oon o ou
landsp &c.; Orleans 153@1sc.; sales, 500 bales.
Haraf stores and freights quiet.
Flour southern in moderate request common to
good ',xsra, SO 1o@ss.1s; good to choice, $e.55@
1926. Whiskey tirmer at a.@le43c. Wheat quiet
ami,er western, 81 4s@sl.4e. Corn srmer.-o DID,
14@Isc. PORK nominal old. S2l; new. Go. so.
Be- Beef quiet. Lard dull. Tnrpentine; 4oa'. Rosin
+ ieights quiet. ..............
BALTIMORE, Dec, 1e-Vlrginia es Old sou bid,
0l asked lSes's, 81 bids 1ss7s seq bid, 81 asked.
cd neUs R and and astye sb Wse
TIC. Provisions fiat. Pork 20c Bacon, clear RIB
sides, 1stc; shoulders 1lic: hams 1Sc. Lard 13N
l3ic. Whiskey csc.
LouIsvILL:e. Dec. 1s.-Bagging quiet. Hemp
Visions qa dsas4s Mess s. @ %
ers M3c.; clear sides, 14ac. Lard, l2c. Whlskey.
LOUSY LILLE, December ls.-Tobacco - Common
sl1; m'ediaa 10 bright wrappers, sas@ sas.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec: lo.-Cotton stesdy, with a
far dem a. no at lds9t:; sales 1910 bales re-
3, Isl bales; continent. 1880 bales. Stock. 1871 Ito
bales. Prime sugar. at@lCtc. Moasses, 5sl57c.
Gold, llos. New YORK sight. t@fc. discount.
CINCINNATI, Dec. ls.--Flour unchanged. Corn
l@Qllac. Bacon Shoulders l04c.: sides, l3@lssc.
Tobacco firm and scarce. WhiskeY dropping at
SIC.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 1s.-Cotton In fair demand at
AGO; receipts, s13 bales; exports, ], 9se bales
stock, II, 1913 bales. -
NORFOLK, Dec. 49, Cotton dull low middling,
13iSu3sc.; sales 200 bales; receipts 2.os3 bales
exports coastwise, 1853 bales stock, LAS bales.
CHARLESTON, Dec. ls.-Cotton steady and In
good demandat l4tc.: sales, g. 600 bales receipts
Lsos bales exports, !, 800 bales stock, ao,o5a
bales.
MOBILE, ALA, Dec. 1o.--Cotton quiet at 14c.
sales. 200 bales, receipts 9ss bales exports,
5sl bales stock, s0,2eo bales. 2-'s ~
CITYPoINT, VA, Dec. le.--Gotton-.receipts oil
the week, ], B20 bales. ~ ~
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CONNIE RCIAL.
CORN AN o FLOUR EXCHANGE
h1CHhc I'D, VA, Dec. 10, 1870. (

COnN AN FLOUR EXCHANGED
h1CHhc I'D, VA, Dec. 10, 1870.
OFFERINGS, -a-@
Wheat-Whlte. 1882 bushels Bed 1,72o BUSH
els. = $3.50
eorn.-.White, IS. bushels. Mixed, aa4 bushels.
0Its.-540 bushely.
Ryg.-12S bushels.
Heat.-l6 bushels. .-... .@
SALFs, !
Wheat.- hjte ao2 bus HEELS very good ut a. 10. 12s
bushels nj VI 50 20 bushels very foul ut a. 80 12s
bushels good at VI. e5 IA bushels very bad at 95c;
10 bushels at 81 35; lA bushels very inferior al
s1.35; 100 bushels common at S1.35; l2s bushels
damaged at 81 40; 1aD bushels foul at sl.45 SO
bushels q. Sl.67i; 20 bushels prime at l.7o; Il
bushels very Inferior at S11 81 bushels good al
Sl.673; 10 Bushels Inferior at Sl.25; 24O bushels
choice on private tie rms-total, 1880 bushels
Whedt.-Red, 1S2 bushels good q. 81. so bush.
els very inferior at .2o 10 bushels very GOOD al
els at 81 as; 100 bushels smrtsy st S1 22S 70 bnsh
els at SL40; 3obushels slightly damp ct s1 42s: {.
bushels at $1.3s: % bushtIs very bad at s5c.: ~
bushels foul ut al.25 IL bushels Inferior at 81 rs
l72 bushels choice or private terms; 30 bushels
common ut 81 IS IS bushels weevil-aaten on pri.
vate terms 81 bushels at Sl.42a-totaL !, ia BUSH
els. ..-. ..ar -. = ~ : : -
corn.-White, $50 bushels very good on private
bushels. MIN ed. $50 bushels very good ut 72c
Odts.--10o bushels very good at 47c.; 1872 bushela
good at 4oc bushels fair at 45c.- total 400 bush.
els.
.Rye.-p bushels fair at ssc.; 81 bushels very good
at 7oc.-tCtal. 90 bushels.
NedL--.18 bushels w. e. at sea-.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Wheat.-White "a bushels. D..
LorR--a5 bushels. .".-.-s
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House met at L M.-speaker TpR.
MIR in the chair. -; -,e .a
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Garlirk. -.
RESIGNATION OF THE SECOND AUDITOR.
The Speaker laid before the House the
resignation OF j. l.. Shackelford, ESQ,
second Auditor of the State, to take effect
on The 22d instant, or ut the date OF the
election and qualification Of bis successor.
Mr.. MATTHEW offered joint resolution
that the House, with the concurrence of
the Senate, proceed to fill the vacancy oc-
caSioned by this resignation on Saturday,
the 18th instant, at O'Clock.
sCRETIEs OF THE SHERIFF OF MONTGOMERY
COUNTY.
Senate Joint resolution directing the Au.
dltor Of Public Accounts to suspend pro.
cecdings, under writ in the hands of the
sheriff Of the city Of Richmond, against the
su:oties OF John r, Francis, sheriff Of Mont.
gomery county, was, on motion OF MIR. No
CAULL, read twice and placed on the cal.
cndar. 1t was afterwards taken up and
passed.
TEE cKRlsTMAs ggoRss AGAIN. - K
The Senate substitute for House joint
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nApAhb "a sAS SASSSoo Va sHS ~>SAAAOS-
rncy.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE DIsPATCH.]
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 16.-Aker-
man will certainly retire from the Cabi-
net at an early date; the reasons for
so doingbeing of personal, and, as he says.
not of political character.
brakes reply to his colleague was in the
main a personal denunciation Of schurz.
charging him with being engaged IN an at
tempt to carry the whole German vote OF
the country over to the Democratic party,
in order that, backed by that element, he
might become great dictator over both
Democratic and Republican parties. He
said the bolt in Missouri was the result of a
prearranged scheme to give the State to the
Democrats.
He indirectly admitted every allegation
of atrocity in the Radical manipulation OF
the elections in that State, and the more re-
puisive features of Acknowledgement.
He also argued that the amnesty plank OF
the National Republican Convention of
1868 had no bearing upon, and was not In
tended to apply to, the internal regulations
of individual Republican States, and there
fore that the party was not pledged to en-.
reimbursement. TREDEGAR.
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FROM LEXINGTON.
The Valley R,efarOnd COmpany-steck.
holders Meeting.

The Valley RSflrOnd Company-StecIk.
holders Meeting.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.l
LEXINGTON, Dec. ga regular meeting
of the stockholders Of the Valley Railroad
has been in session here this afternoon and
tonight. Roanoke, Botetourt. Rockbridge,
Lexington, and Staunton are represented
by officiaily-appointed proxies, and mum.
Der of private stockholders are present
Col. John T. Anderson Occupies the. chair,
and Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss acts rs secretary.
On motion of Colonel j. W. Massie, the
action of the directors in electi1g Robert
Garrett, Esq, president of the company
was unanimously confirmed, and the conf
dence expressed that MIR. Garrett would
prove himself every way worthy Of the rep
utation of his distinguished father and COM
petent to push forward the work to al early
completion.
On motion, the action of the previous
meeting, giving plenary powers to the pre-
sident and directors OF the company, was
repealed.
The following new directors were elected
Roanoke, II. e. Blair and Colonel G.. w.
Hansbrough; Lexington, Colonel j. W.
Massie.
The meeting unanimously adopted reso-
luton to the effect that the road should be
located as nearly as practicable through the
centre of the counties, and that the engi-
neers be directed to re.survey the central
route, and to locate the line as near as prac-
ticable along this line. -.
On motion of Colonel Hansbroueh, the
office of vice-president was created. Dis
cusSion ensued, and the meeting is now
having n spicy discussion on the ques-
ton of postponing the election of this
officer.
Mr.. Garrett, President Of the Valley rail-
road, is here. The town authorities are to
give him banquet at the National Hotel
tonight. LEXINGTON.
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+ IsI OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL THE MANCHESTER p o. T-OFFICE
lDECEMBER II, 1870.
Persons calling for letters in this list win please
say sAdYertised.''
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, Mrs. Nancy Hicks, Miss Dolls
CrOss Mrs, M, j. Spuel, Mrs Dora
Furguss2n. Mrs z. p. Williams, Bette G.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Atkins j. Gillian. Edward
Atkersou, John ". Hancock. HartweM
Claiborne, Saml Hatcher, Edward
Coles T. c. Johnston. EDMOND
Cioptop. VIM, I, tattor- Miller, Edward J. (col.)
new at lnwl Newhouse, Henry tagt }
Cram o. p. Robinson, James tcoL)
Crumrine e. Co., z. j. Schwartz 81.
Es gleston, Ephram Smith, Ellis 49,,
French, Col. s. Bassett WILLIAMSON, WIN u.
".enn' N1'A J.H. CUNNINGHAM, p. NJ.
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Collision mt Sea.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 15.-The steamship Fire
Queen, for New Orleans, coIlided to-day
with bark in Queenstown harbor. The
steamer put back to Queenstown and
grounded.
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. FForeian Markets [BY TELEGRAPH.l
LONDON, DEC. 15-Yoon.-Consols. sIS. u. S.
bonds. $50. Sugar qniet and steady. Tallow, 4ss.
Sd. -
LONDON. Dec. ls-Erening. Consols, sls. U
s. bonds, ss3. Tallow active at lis. Cd. ~.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. -Noon.-Cotton opens dull
upands, SID; Orleans ssssd.; GALES, L 600 bales.
LIYERPooL, Dec. l5-- Erening: Cotton - Up.
lands, SID; orleans ss@ssd.; sales II, goo bales
including 1000 for export and speculation.
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The Canadian Reciprocity quarrel
Toronto, Dec. l6.-The Globe, in long
editorial, says: -. ~,
"If our neighbors, petulantly and IKE
snoiled children, will have nothing to do
With ms. we must get along without them.
Grant's own proclamation forbade the very
trespass of the punishment OF which ne
, complains" IS -.
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Bank Robbery.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 16.-Burglar.ss
in attempting to rob the bank IL North
Kingston last night, burned the bank and
the town records for one hundred and six
ty years. .. -"
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Ice In the Hudson.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 16.-The river Is
full of floating ice. The boats from New
York have not arrived.
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ReIease of q Countarcatter

New YORK, Dec. 1G.-Broekway, the al
legged counterfeiter. has been discharged
under The statute of limitations.
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Sudden Deafh.

P1TTsBURG, Pa, Dec 18.-Francis Badger.
a well.known printer, was found dead in
bed this morning. =
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BATH, Me-, Dec. 1G.-A fire last night de.
stroyed twenty stores an d eleven dwellings
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Cuba
Destructive Fire.

HAVANA, Dec. 16.-ValD aaseda has as.
sumed the Captain-Generak hip.
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s,TgY m r,yfrrs.

II IST OF ADVERTIEEp LETTERS
III REMAINING M THE RICHMOND POST
OFFICE DECEMBER II, 1870. 80
Persons calling for letters tn this List will please
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TRESH AND DESIRABLE

GROCERIES,
Il cases BEET PINE APPLE CHEZ s.;
80 cases English Daley and Z IIlh
CHEESE,
20 kits No. l MACKAREL, ,
so half barrels No. and FAMILY ROE HER
hogsheads ENGLISH ISLAND and PORTO
FOO MOLASSES,
rs barrels SYRUPS,
hnrsheads PORtO RICO and F. P. SUGAR,
25 b rreS. b Exc, and cur LOAF SlI5Ah,
40 bags Java, LAGuAikA' and RIO COZ
hLds, SIDES, SHOULDERS, aud BREAST
BACON,
l25 boxes SOAP. ~
TEA, RICE. SPIES, SAUCES,
PICKLE, CANDLES, BLACktSG,
SODA, &c, &C.,
40 barrels WHISkEY, --
S barrels Bumgardner, Leech SC, WHISREY,
3 quar:er casks FINE OLD SHERRY,
2qlarter casks Old FRENCH BRANDY,
quarter CASKS COOKING WINE,
80 boxes GREEN SEAL and RODERER CHAM
pASNF,
APPLE BRANDY.
SCOTCH WhISkEY, RUM, SC.
CuAMbE RLAYhE s JONES,
dc l9-3w 1915 and 1918 Cary stie.t.
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yFHOMAS d, JEFFRESS.

| i WHO: ESALR GROCER AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MFHCaAAT,
No. PEARL STREET, RICHM0ND, Va.
solicits orders for GROCERIES and LIQuURS
and conggnnents of T B A CO. WHEAT.
CORR, FLOUR, and all other COUNTRY PRO.
DUCE.
BAGS FURNISHED AT USUAL RATES.
Prompt remittance IN gie for NJ proct eds OF all
consignment 8 o., If farmers prefer, groceries or
fertilizers of any kind will be turn SHE'D at the
! yvec. n, icne &c S-2w
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NIOUOLAD We 7 UuI. :
CoyEsvILLE, Albenarle CO.. Va. de Is INV
c1On REWARD offered for the a.,
BOOKS AND srArIoNEnx.


SPEEIAL NOTICE. =
- - .ift.E& ~
THE P0sPECrUs
or COL. JOHN EsTEE COOKIES
LIFE OF GENERAL LEE
will be ready for delivery to agents on MONDAY
December lsth 1870. ; -.
AGENTS WANTED
for the above great work Ia every county IN The &
OldDominion. ~ -.aS. Z. =.
APPLICATIONS SHOULD BE mADE AT
ONCE. -.@.,s-.--l-- .',.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY = II
EeR DISABLED SOLDIERS
to Obtain 5emgnerae and hSpgEass
Publishers General A gent for Va. and N. c..
de 1e-det&wls 1l0s Capitol ST., Richmond.
A CCOUNT BOOKS, 1S71.-Giye early
n order BLANK BOOKS to be used In JAM
uary, as they are hotter when we'll seasoned.
BOOKS made In the best style ut ISIS MAIN il
STeEET. r=--.-
band. .-.- I
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TUST PUBLISHED
WALKS ABOUT RICHMOND;

TUsT PUBLISHED
WALKS ABOUT RICHMOND; Z a u
A STORY FOR BOYS ALSO A GUIDE-BoOK
FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
This Is a handsome little volume, bound in cloth,
embracing It's pages, handsomely illustrated.
1t contains an Interesting account, In convsrsa-
tionsl STYLE Of all places ofinterest in Richmond.
and OF notable events In the history Of the city
forming most entertaining and useful guide
book, we'll as pleasing story. The book Is slso
enriched by nne portrait Of General Lee, With
sketch of his life DEATH aud funeral, and notices
the press upon that sad event.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
MCCARTHY q ELLYHoN,
Publinhers, Ola Main street,
and at all bookstores. de l3-tw
/
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NFACKEREL, MACkEREL.

25 barrels choice No. "sHORE " MACkEREL,
IS barrels choice No. BAY MACKEREL,
rs barrels choice Nc. Q BAY MACKEREL,
so barrels choice No. BAY MACKEREL,
!, for sale by
del ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Akerman's Retirement from the Cab
1net-Senator brakes Reply to Carl
Schurx, who is charged with Con.
Dtvine at the Success OF the Democ-
racy. "
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d EFINED SUG Ar S.

CRESH GOODS.
Il IS boxes NEW RAISINS,
500 pounds FRESH ALMONDS,
800 pounds PECAN NUTS
$50 pound: i GtISH WALNUTS,
800 pouu1s PALM NUTS
200 pounds FRESH FILBERTS,
IS lars PkkSEhVED GINGER,
100 boxes NEW FIGS. in store and selling
low. VIM. G. cambridge i co
de Il 1927 Broad street.
ERESH VENISON, &C.-25 hams FRESH
Il VENISON; rs bags BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
WI. .. CAMBRIDGE Il co,
dela S27 Broad street.
RTINCE MEAT.-500 pounds FRESH
WI &IHCE MEAT: 100 d.zan cans TOnA-
Z rs IS lozcu FRESii PEACHES.
WM. G. DANDRIDGE < CO.
dcH 1927 Sroad street.
500 s9KED AMP NJ n coRNEp BEEP
BEEF. 5000 pounds SALT PORK, NEWAR RI
CIDER, MICE Met, HAMS, sHO die
DERs, and BREAeTS at eoqced price; for sale
BY K. f. JAM -,
In Market, and 1884 Main street,
de lS-3m next to =, Booker drug store.
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DUCKWHEAT FLOUR-2,0O0 pounds
no !" o. ~ aAA ~ p' q. z. stokes 4 90.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-14
SIXTH DISTRICT
(lATE JEFFERSON CITY.)

a
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-17
FROM ITALY.
Upon the Occupation of the PapaI
States a General Parliament will
be mmOned-A Skirmish, etc.

Upon the Occupation of the PaPaI
States a General Parliament will
be SummOned-A SkirmiSh, etc.
FLORENCE, Sept. 16.---After the occu-
/ patton of the Papal States Italy will in
stautly summon a national Parliament to
be chosen by universal suffrage
A collision occurred yesterday between
the Italian troops and Papal zouaves, five
kilometers from the city of Rome. Only
a few were killed and wounded on each
side. The Italian headquarters on Thurs
day were fourteen kilometers out from
Rome
Gen. Biaros has reached Carouta, near
Civita Vecchia, and doubtless Veletvi and
Valmontone will be occupied.
The gendarmes, customhOuse officers
and people fraternize with the Italians
and are received with acclamations.
The Pope! .Loaves ROme-A Scrim-
mage with the ZOuaves.
FLORENCE, Sept. 15.-Cable to the
Herald-Itis is reported that the Pope has
left Rome. Italian headquarters are ten
miles from the city. A skirmish took
place four miles from Rome between the
udIiOudI uOOpS duu dpdI HOudNcs' lue
latter were forced to retire after suffering
some loss.
The Italian forces are expected to en- :
ter Rome tomorrow. The Italian fleet
has arrived in the vicinity of Civita
Yechia. National demonstrations are
made on the approach of the troops, who
are everywhere received with enthusiasm,
and with whom the people fraternize with
ihe utmost freedom.
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