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4 Coon MoyEMENT.-A paragraph ls
going the rounds Oh the papers to the effect
that 4 movement is in contemplation haV-
inr for Its object the nomination OF Cover
nor Gilbert {. Walker as the Democratic
candidate for the Vice-Presldency IN 1872.
We heartily endorse this proposition. We
know of no public man in the Union mere
worthy of the honor Of presiding over the
Senate, aud OF supplying vacancy IN the
Presidency, by death or otherwise, than the
distinguished Chief Magistrate of this Clio.
rious Old Commonw ealth. In all the essen
tial- Of enlightened craftsmanship he has
proven himself emincntly efficient. de has
been weighed in the balance and found all
right. such man the people should de-
light u honor. II Intelligence, trnness,
honesty, and fidelity constitute claim TO
popugr confidence and favor, the friends OF
Gov Walker may fearle>sly appeal TO the
people for their support OF this tried puoiic
servant for the high trust with which his
name has been associated.
Ii is 20 rarely in these degenerate times
that official integrity is combined with in
ter is found, and can be made available for
governmental purposes, the country should
by all means have the benefit of it upon
the largest scale. Governor Walker has
cxemplified in the high position which he
fills the principles and qualifications which
give dignity, solidity, and efficiency, to ad-
mipstrative achievements and, as we
honestly believe that he would grace the
highest national office in the gift Of the
nsonle. we should be gratified to see him
eeIevated TO the ce-Presidency, and after
that to The top round Of the ladder.-Pe'
teryb,,rG Courier.
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RioUdy ARRAY SIT Stark evjlFe, Lee
CSunty. G,,.-Fiye Men Killed and
Wounded.

Wouudetl.
STARKEyILEE. GA, Dec. ga most des-
DeT:,tc light occurred here yesterday after
noon between VIM. Miller and Robert G.
Terry on one side, and Geo. Page, repre-
sen native of Lee county, and solomon Page,
tax collector, aided and abetted by party
OF ten or twelve negroes. Having Wit
messed the whole affair, shall give YOU a
plain and unbiased statement OF what
>.w, nothing extcnuatlng nor aught set
drWa III malice"
Immediately after the close Of Gfady's
ciicuS performance in the afternoon --
Joiner the negro Representative from
D1ugucrtv, mounted upon boX near the
canvas, proceeded to deliver himself OF
Il speech, hupingto gather an aud euCe from
the crowd leaving the canvas. The speaker
seemed to take special pleasure IN saying
hare; things of Colonel Nelson lift. the De-
moeratc candidate for Congress from this
| district. Some absurd remark about this
| scnthmau's character being overheard by
| Mr.. William }lillcr, who was passing, gave
the speaker the lie.
Sharp words thtn passed between Geo.
PAGE and Miller. when Robert G. Terry
! took the latter by The arm and led him
away. 4 crowd of negroes immediately
surrounded Page and told him tina, Miller
| had called him "son Of Il b-ch, aud he
! must kill him or make him take 1t back"
| Tie whole party, headed by the Pages,
and one or two other whites, then Went
in pursuit Of Miller, brandi>hing pisrnls
and knives. Miller and Terry We're walk
ing alone across the square toward the
hotel, when, finding the crowd ut their
| heels, they turned and ordered them to
! stand back. one of the Pages then fired
! upon II Her. and he returned the shot. \
second shot from the Pages telled Miller to
| the ground, when he was bounced upon by
a negro lend with knife. who literally cut
| him 10 pieces. After Miller fell, the assail
ants concentrated their fire upon Terry,
who drew his pistol aud defended himself
I shooting three OF his asSailants, aud only
when his weapon was empty did he mount
his horse and escape-WOunded, am con
ti6ent, but how badly could not learn.
The following are the casualties VIM
Miller. killed SEQ. Page, mortally wound
ed - shot through the lungs Solomon
Page. shot through both Shoulders; 7. II
Cameron. SHOT through til. arm and 10
G.. Terry. | understand that others wert
! slightly wounded, but [ did not learn thell
names. William Miller had been drinking
! during the day, but | understand that he
was highly esteemed by his neishbors as
| peaceablc and ltw-abiGiIg young man. He
| was cyer>ecr OH the plantation OF Colone
| w. \. Maxwell. Robert G. Terry ana Sol
onion Page are also represented to me ii
! quiet. orderly citizens, and have never be
| tore figured in rows VI this klnd.-Iete'
graph and Messenger.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at 12 O'Clock.
BILLS REPORTED,

BILLS REPUNTEp.
Senate bill to extend and define the limits
Of the city Of Lynchburg.
Senate bill to authorize the Board OF Pub
lie Works to sell the States interest in the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad,
and authorizing the said company to pur-
chase the same.
House bill to amend an act relating to
fences and for the protection Of crops.
House blll to amend an act to authorize
subscriptions to incorporated companies.
House bill to amend an act to prescribe
and define the jurisdiction Of County and
Corporation Courts of the Commonw ealth.
Reported with recommendation that it do
not pass.
House bill to authorize the Judge Of Flu
wanna county to take the vote Of the county
on subscription to the Riyanra Navigation
Company.
House bill to amend the Code in relation
to the maintenance Of Ilegitimate chill
Gren.
House bill to prohibit the running of
frei yht ears on the Sabbath. Reported with
recommendation that it do not pass.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS RAIL
ROAD.
Mr.. BUpD offered a resolution requiring
the Board Of Public Works to report to the
House what amount Of the stock held by
the state in the various improvement com
plnieS Of the State, and whether the said
stock is common or preferred. Adopted.
CHRISTMAS RECESS.
NJ. DANIEL offered a concurrent resolu-
ton fixing the time for the Christmas re-
cess from the 23l December until the Sd of
January. Many amendments were offered,
and much discussion ensued, and finally
the whole subject was laid upon the table.
LYNCHBURG.
Senate ill to extend and define the boun-
diaries OF the city Of Lynchburg, was passed.
Adjourned.
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a sgLF-IMMoLATED INoENDIARY.-ln the
courthouse at New Creek, the county seat
of Mineral county, West Virginia, on Sat
urday morning last, an insane man named
Dorsey was confined in q cell under the
building. awaiting transportation to an in
sane ASYLUM. The apartment was cased with
iron, and was supposed to be fire-proot.
About 6 o'clock a. N. on Saturday smoke
was observed issuing from the cell, and ON
bursting the door open everything Of, u
perishaole nature was found to bs de-
stroyed, and the body OF the unfortunate
man burned to q Crisp. The snppoatlon IS
that In Q At OF insanity Dorsey set nfs 70 the
bed.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.

Kew York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, Dec. l4-footi- Stocks dull. Gold,
aloi.+ Money. kGe per cent. eerling-Lon 1851
short, 1929. 'sys. 1919. =, - ~ .s,-,lG III Z
Eueatn1t --Money more acfiva call loans. sS97
per cent. sterling frmer at 1's5@1cs. Gold closed
az l1ls, Che advance being caused by tha decline
orsecuritles and cotton at London and Liverpool,
the Lux embourg question, and the report of Sec
rotary Boutwell's resign alton. 49,, =
Governments more active; .s's. I1as 'efs; lo7f;
700 =, 1o7a, new, l0si: 'e7's, Ilc6; 1875, r1oa.
Southern securities very dull; Tennessee s's,
els; new, COZ Virginia t's. IS; new, eel, Louis
lana ss, Tot: new. e5. Alabama s's 1oos; SIS. 10.
Georgia s's. sol; rs %. North Carolina c's, at
now
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4 st u . +
| BE believed that proposition would be
found to be not only the most generous but
most patriotic. and most wise proposition
before the House. He argued at length
against those provisions Of the bill relating
to legal proceedings-the rights of action
and property.
/ At the conclusion Of Mr.! Potter sremarks
the bill went over until tomorrow. ia.
+ Mr. Dawes, from the Appropriation
Committee, reported the Legislative, judi
cial, and executive appropriation bill,
which was made the special order for Tues
day next. lt.appropriates twenty millions
of dollars. ........... ..,
Sennte.-The Committee Of Commerce
was instructed to inquire into the expedi-
ency OF a ship canal connecting the Missis-
sippi with the Gulf of Mexico.
! The Committee on the Judiciary have
made unanimous report that Indians are
not citizens Of the United States under the
fourteenth amendment Of the Constitution,
the treaties and laws always having recog-
nized them as independent nations. and
not interfered with their local admlnistra-
tons. -"
The Senate was engaged all day In dis
cussiDg charity fund for Government en-
ploye-, and compensation to n Kentucky
soldier for property destroyed during the
war.
Caucus On Amnesty-POrter On Hand.
WASHINGTON, Dec. I4.-The Republi-
cans held their adjourned cauc us on am
nesty tonight, about fifty members Of the
House being present. Sheldon and Morey,
Of louisiana, advocated general amnesty,
saying the people Of that State had re-
pealed the disability clauses in the Consti-
tuition.
Porter, of Virginia, and Butler, of Ten
nessee, spoke against amnesty.
The caucus adjourned sine die without
voting on any proposition.
Close of the Freedmen's Educational
Bureau.
WASHINGTON, Dec. ID General Howard,
Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau,
says the educational work is closing, and
adds: .- & s. 4. - J ~
"The appropriations being nearly eX-
hausted, am compelled to announce that
no further aid can be granted in support OF
schools, and to discharge all the superin.
tendents of education in the several States,
and to close their Offices"
General News.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-Congressman
Bowen, of South Carolina, gave S., 900 bail
to-day to answer the charge of bigamy. He
asks an early trial. .
George E. Harvie has been appointed col
lector Of customs at Vicksburg, Miss.
There is before the Supreme Court Of the
United States case from the southern dis
trict of New York which involves the right
of mercantile agencies to collect and COM
municate to their merchant subscribers in
formation concerning the financial condi-
ton and character of merchants throughout
the country as privileged communication,
and further involves the question Of whether
such mercantile agencies as hitherto con-
Quoted in this country shall longer exist.
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TEE "wonLD's WEEToH:"-The clash.
ionable phrase" now applied to John d.
Furutt by the " truly loil :" Is the ,.worid'f
wretch" They charged him with oeine
concerned in the assassination OF fresioent
Lincoln, bounded him almost over tne
worin, cangat him, brought him nomes
t.ird him, and jury of his country, upon
iailed to convict him, and he was dis
charged FROM confinement. And yet afteI
all this, he IL the "s7slllSs wreteh."-'
Aies. Gazette.
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TIT FOR TAT.-The Common Council Of
this city have engrafted into the city char
ter: which is to be offered to the legisla'
ture for confirmation, proposition to an.
mex to the city al, or nearly all, OF that
portion of Norfolk county lying between
the eastern branch of the Elizabeth river,
Tanners creek and the Ohio creek. AS an
offset to this request, we learn that the
residents of Norfolk county are buslly CIR
culating petition asking the Legislature
to cut of from the city OF Norfolk an that
portion of the city lying north OF queen
They say that the nn eIy aoes and nSIn viii
nor even keep the Princess Anne road
within the city limits in decent order. The
petition, we learn, will be nunlerously AND
respectfully signed, but whether it will effect
anything remains to be seen.-NoJotE Var
1ini1n.
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Foreign Markets [By TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets [By TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Dec. I2-Erentng Con ole, slb,
United States honds, s:s. sugar exci ed; on the
spet, jas. cd GIS5s. ID; ulIns ass. Va.
i, oNDoN. De "a Evening. .-Consols, sls.
United States s 20's, sst.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. - Eoon.-Cotton dull up
lanus, stl.: Orleans, Si@S5i; sales es.ima.ed at
1900 bales. X wluter wheat, los. SiSYi9s< "a
Corn, 3ls Porkd,c.iLiug.
LIvEhP COL, Ecc. L. Erening.-Cotton doll (:
upl nds, SD. O. leans, siGsii; sales to arrive at
3d.; sui II UuJ saies, inc. OiuR $40 tor BpeculS.
tion aud export Common ro iu, IS. Cd @as.
LIVERPOOL, Lee IL -EusniHg ~ Cot ON Hat and
In e. ular; upiA sSd. rIe ,s, ssGE5!d.; SALES,
lation.
FRANKFORT, Doc. IL -Cnl.ed 1t ties bonds, &s
Fra >KrohT sc. l3.-Unltsd states bonds, sSa.
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The New Orleans Customs Frauds.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 14.-The Ptcayune
states that Judge Durell has ordered the
re-arrest of Perry Fuller and Waddy
Thompson, for the custom house frauds.
Thompson's bail bond has been stolen from
the Commissioner. Fuller was vouched
for by Senators Ross and McDonald.
Neither Fuller nor Thompson have APP
nparaG for trial.
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LAKE CITY. FLA, Dec. l4.-Advices from
Cuba say that General Zea does not think
the revolution will last two months longer.
Amochea, chief Of the insursent staff, while
attempting to revolutionize the, Holquin
district, was captured and shot. Coheda.
the lnsurgent superintendent Of Finance,
had also been cap tured and shot.
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Destructive Fire Mt Marshall, Texas.

MARSHALL, Texas, Dec. 14.-The block
OF buildings on the east side of the Public
Square, with the exception of the market
house and telegraph Office, were burned
last night. Loss, 100000, principally fall
ing upon G. II. Taylor, W. H. Poland,
johnson & Co., Poland, Head & Johnson,
| Q. J. Taylor, knight & Co., j. FL. Starr &
| Son, and A. Rumble.
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LATEST FROM WARRINGTON.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspATcH.]
The Amnesty Rils.

WASHINGTON, Dec. A.-The Indications
are very plain that Buffers amnesty bill
will not pass, the chances favoring another
bill which has been framed excepting from
its provisions those who left the civil SER
vice and the army and navy Of the United
States to join the South. Representative
Farnsworth, however, intends pressing his
bill for universal amnesty, taking in every
body, as a substitute for all others that have
been offered. H..
Rumored Issue between the President
and the Secretary Of the Treasury.
There is a rumor, which in well-inform-
ed Radical circles is looked upon as we'll
grounded, to the effect that a serious issue
has arisen between the President and the
Secretary of the Treasury concerning the
administration of the national finances and
the payment Of the debt. 1t Is firmly be-
lieved that the sequel to this disagree
ment will be the resignation of Boutwell,.
The same report reached New York this
afternoon and caused some CONSERVATION in
Wall street. TREDEaAR.
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PROPOSALS.

CFFIoE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND BOARD OF,
DIRECTORS OF VA PEs1tESTIARY.
i-s. RIcHA ND DEC. 10. 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received
- { this Office until u O'Clock on FslDAY
EYEEiNG, December letn, 1870 Tor the following
suppl for the year 1871:
leo tons GOOD RED ASH AG1HRAJIrk
COAL,
WOOD.
The quantity in each case to be more or Less.
This con ractor To give bend vita apP owed eec1.
riLt for N faithful performances Of contract.
The privilege of rejecting all bids Is reserved by
Super iutendtnt aud board of Directors
Ife above srt!cier to b. delivered sucn times
and iu such GUAM les ~ TIE superintendent may
renutre. GEO. r. SEEOraES
CeJa Iw Supl. Va. Penh'P.
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The impeachment OF Gov. Rolden,
OF North Csrolfna-The Resolution
Passed I'm the Mountaineering

RALEIGH, n. c., Dec. 14.-The resolution
reported by the Judiciary Committee: I'M
peaching Governor Holden OF high crimes
and misdemeanors In office, was passed oy
q vote of SO to AZ. There was a long and
Interesting debate before the passage Of the
resolution. Tomorrow committee will
be appointed to communicate the resolu-
ton to the Ssnate. and also committee to
draft articles Of impeachment and conduct
the trial before the Senate. Under the
statutory law passed by the Inst Republican
Legislature, the Governor will be suspend
cd from Executive functions as soon ms mr.
raigned before the Senate. Chief Justice
Pierson will preside at the impeachment
trial, where some startling Developments
are expected to be made.
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GEN. Buffers AMNEsTY.-The Recon
struction Committee to-day gave Gen. But,
Ter full authority to report his amnesty bill
to the House, which exempts six or seven
classes from amnesty. and really enfran.
chises but few. 1t is believed that 1t will
be amended to maket it more liberal; while
MIR. Beck. of Kentucky, will move Us q sub,
stitute for it bill removing all political
disabilities imposed by the fourteenth
amendment. This may command major.
ity vote, but will fail, according to what
Republican members say, to get the re-
qufred Observation-Disclosures Sun Tsle'
QrG1II.
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fused to receive Populations asking pardon
for Fenfsns, On the ground that no good
would come of. IL. 60
: The Madrid Impartial says Grantss mes
cage about redress for American wrongs in
Cuba is dodge to secure flibuster votes.
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Domestic Markets-lHY TELsass APE. i


NEW YORK. '.ec.. II Noon.-Flour d II and
DIR opinc Wheat dull md s1 htly fave rs buy ers:
Torn dull ana heavy Pork quiet ana wrsk old
mess, az: Lad, I.30i"3c. cotton dull and 10 ~er |;
uplaLd., ISL; O.ea.s, rac. sales, Loo bales.
strained. trelshts duli - a.Et4..
Erenfng. Cotton weak but In fair I'm nd |;
sale AGO. bales u Ia. Flour Southern II md
h avy at ts.l @S6 SO; common TO good extra
be te', VITA IN AZ I've xpn,t, demand cd wiater
rcd and amber we3.e.u. .l.3.G l.3o Corn !02c.
lower. New mess porx. 5t9 .ic9lS2o. La d doll
te. Turnestins aoi at asi: R5sia dull at s2.os
for strained. Freishts 10 Livarpocl active; oct.
ton, pes steam. DIS; per sail. s'lt@a. -
BALTIMORE. d C. IL virx,nis s's Old. so3
bid sl3 asked; 1875. 5st bid. 81 asked; coupons,
old, ~ asked.
Flour firm and prices un rhsrged whsa. firm !;
CHOICE white, g. 7s@Sl IS; f,fs to prime 81 4l4a
al 50: pine 20 choice .ei al 60S1 II 50; fair 10
good. $ttUGh,Si; cono,on. al 20G 40. Corn
tn. sv'enre Of o dsr.. nom,nai fr ! ,bbIn 10
OF pork, SCI 50 oacon-Clesr-1fb std-s. ITO
slouldsrs, isc.; h ms. lsc. Lard laG9isic. REis-
key inactive d: &c. -....r -. :
CINCINNATI &c ID -Flou. and Corn dull and
uncn, Lged. Mess pork Gull AID nominal at
Sl3 Is. Whiskey in gooa demand at SIC. lard dull
aud 10 ger. Bacon quiet aud we.k holders xss-
Log lie. Tor .ulcets. a: Tor clear rio, ana lac.
lor clear sides.
lew RLEASs Dec. L-Coton weak with
fair dema It Nt9lti :; leo, L.. lso b.lss; re.
cepts. Ia o45 bhes. Exports T" G eat Brian,
2o'I bales to tn Contn Mt 2,osa .le.; 70 Bre-
me-, LEG. otork, l5S, l23 baI=s. Prime sugar,
lUfDl0ac, God, lht rew York slSat, discount.
LOUISVILLE. Lee. /. --Tubacco active !; com.
mon I" god Tugs, 16@ $3.50 b~ 10 medium leaf,
S6.754 bio; n4edi.m t. bright wrappers. sa4.
CINc1SSATI. Dec. lt.-Tobacco in good de-
maud st full prices.
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DcFrauding the Revenue in New York.
New YoRE, Dec. 14.-It is rumored that
the custom authorities have raided on
lurge German importing firm suspected Of
| irreeularity in the classification Of sugar.
The penalty is confiscation, and if the Gov
eminent proves the fact the seizure Will be
the LARGEST on record.
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PosTmAsTERs APPOINTED At Seven
Islands, Fluyanna county, c. Z. F. Seedy
vice Nj. L. Tutwiler, declined. The follow
Ing e' postal appointments and changes were
announced Yesterday: Thruston, Va,
esta blish as special, Il. W. GunnaWay,
Scottsyille, George W. billiard vice Winston
Puryis, declined.
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alEskTHGS&.

MAsONS LODGE,
AtrD MAIN STREETS,
where can he found more MaSONS and more
JLOTUI \ G than In my her house In the state,
aud we invite ii our friends 10 call and lie t ON
one 0ftna nARG ES r end BEST AssCkTmESCS
OF liUOD3 OF the kind In the city or stae.
WM. JhA SMITH,
corner Main and 10th atrvCts,
de1d old stand Of Ealuwiu's
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11Hg CHEAPEST CLOTHNG-HOUS4

THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING-HOUS1
IN THE CITY.
q. w. ROSE s2s BROAD STREET,
Wholesale and retail dealer In CLOIHING, FUEi-
NISHINC GOODS, HATS. GAPS, and UNI
BRELhAS takes pleasure in calling attention 20
are offered In GENTS. ycurhs', and boys Clothing.
cent . Furnishing GOODS Ia grea. variety Hats,
Caps, Silk and Ginghan UmnraAias, In great Va
choice qualities, large assortment OF gents and
you,hs' Canes, &c. Low prices and quick sales 10
inv motto Please call and for ourselves, at 32s
or nc "a" o. M CloLh!er, &c.
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COMMISSIONER OF REvENUE.-The Presi-
dent to-day nominated General Alfred Plea
sonton, Of New York, to be Commissioner
of Internal Revenue, in place Of Columbus
Delano. General Pleasanton is now Collec-
tor of the th,rty-second New York district.
The announcement OF his nomination Gre
a,ed great deal of dissatisfaction among
the congressional friends of other candi-
dates, and especially among the Republican
delegation from Pennsylvania, some of
whom felt assured that Deputy Douglas, of
that State, would be appointed.
They openly declare that the Presidents
refusal to give Pennsylvania more promi-
nent representation in the Administration
will lose them The State In coming elections.
But few congressman endorse Gen. Pleas
auton, and the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie protested against his appointment. By
the Blue Book it appears that Gen. Pleas.
anton was born in the District of Columbia,
and was appointed to the second cavalry
from the District.-Baltimore Sun Tele.
0TQnl.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn sao ELoUg TxCHAHa1,a
sIcEMOrD. Va, Dec. u, 1879. !

5bPEbSLHIfb ~ gsFsJX -
.Wasct.-White, Ile bushels. Bed. o go bushs
els. 49, - II. $500
Gorn.- White, aa bushels. Yellow % sushsls.
Mixed. none. 90 . 4E1ys<Fst6tfFg 81
Onts..-i ~ bushels. y. , 2e.asksg{g lfts
Rye.-None $3.50 ssss
sALKs.
,phedtr-Whlte. a bushels fair at 81 90 ; - bpahs
sis egon nj u 62t so Bushels smptty - 81 Is. 10
81 ~ very damp ut fl-ao; 81 bushels prfa ~
e' Dusneis on private tet ms; IL bushels socy
g H 81 rLs,s W bns h=ls very Inferior at o. 10
ba.hfls good L 81. IS total, e.. bushels = ..s1.
Waedt.--sed 23S buehets yers good on prfyats
te, ms; 400 bushels very good tcurpIs stra~b, at;
IL SIS; l0l bushels 81 81 IS; 50 bushels s.f1ed az
III 80; % bushels very inferior at 81 Is: 50 bushels
verY l. feriur at 81 l0s busael, damaget e. 81 10
81 bushels good ut si.Is: 30 bustels 1t sI.Ao sl2
Cu Is olntnon at $3.50; go bu. hels very infsior
q; sLoIa; "a bushels FOUL On pfivate tertns 10
bust els very good on private terms-tetsL 2,lld
bushels. - - sHte.,f
C>rn.-Whie, 4l2 bushels prime at 7ac.; u bnshs
els very good + 7lc.-.total, ~ bushels. yellow,
SO gu hels guod ut roc.
oats. 8 bushels very good al s7e.; los bushels
goou al ssc. Total, 3!2 busEelJ. .-.e .-:-t =
RE-ExAIB1TkD. H.,
.. Whedt.-White 90 Bushels. Red 15s bushels.
Corn--White, IL bushels. Yellow, 80 Ussnsis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-15
Bogus News.

New YORK, Dec. 14.-The late General
Agent of the American Press Association
denounces az stale forgeries the news now
published by that organization.