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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-19
Affairs i'm North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. c., August 1S.-Unitet
States Judge Brooks ordered Kirk to make
return of writs and have the prisoners be-
fore him to-day at Salisbury. Twenty-three
had arrived. Governor Holden sent fo1
Chief Justice Pearson, of the State Su.
preme Court, who arrived here last night
The Governor proposed to obey the writs
to-day, issued by Judge Pearson hereto.
fore, and deliver the prisoners before him
in chambers, sixteen or eighteen of whom
arrived here this afternoon.
After wrlts were issued by Judge Pear.
son, which failed because Governor Holden
refused to deliver the prisoners, Judge
Brooks, of the United States District Court
was applied to, and he issued writs under
the fourteenth amendment to the Constitu.
ton of The United States for the delivery oil
all the prisoners, and ordered return TO be
made to him at Salisbury to-day. Holden
and Judge Pearson were thus snubbed by
Judge Brooks, and great anxiety is now
felt for the result.
Other arrests have been made by Kirk re.
treatment Of the prisoners. .-
The editor of the Sentinel was put in a
dungeon cell in Jail at Graham with ne.
gro condemned to be hung for rape to.
morrow.
A dispatch from Salisbury SAYS that Mr.
Turner, editor of the Sentinel, and twenty.
three others, arrived there. They all ap.
pear in good spirits. The prisoners were
brought before Judge Brooks. Kirk was
allowed till 10 o'clock tomorrow to make
returns.
The prisoners were released on their own
recogniZance in the sum of 81 200 each. II
is thought all of them will be discharged
Writs were granted for thirty other parties
still under arrest.
Bergin, aforementioned of Kinks regi.
ment, arrived in Raleigh at O'Clock this
evening with the prisoners for whom Judge
Pearson had issued writs some time ago.
A motion was made by counsel for dis
missal of petition and retrar at, upon the
production of Wiley, under charge of the
murder Of Stephens.
Holden's counsel made counter motion
for the commitment, upon bench warrants
| on affidavit of Bergin. The motions lie ovel
until to-morrow-Judge Pearson bailine
Wiley in the sum of $1,000. The othei
eighteen prisoners who were brought to
this city are still under Holden's guard.
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Iow pine boards, Sl9g9ls Joist sissessa q, a 4
,ng e. lengths. si1gies pine, cyplss
tho1,ssnd Lasis spiit sl . sawed
Issass ss1 .accasan syrup, saassc sssu,hs
ssssa sss so asa sass s sa oassss
es Ka s :.s England srss; santa Cruz, sass
aaas.-.In store, sezsac.
/ ~ s.-Isn ane c. !oeesec. % hundred
sgm sasllS !a sasnsls osc
a9ssa ees. s: sas ss 4, erect s;,a ssys
Ppes as1 !Ss5sec. t per bu.he,.
PastsTMLanp ss ssess stss G.
ciags s,, ss.zs barrel ground sasasa'Sa sal-
and milling asssss beg Of Is RAJ blasting
dsS f 5aai. cotton, 4ac white, ssss.:
Rope.-ManilIa, best, as@2sc.
/ KEe.-7se8soc. for good 70 Prime. ~
Rtce.-Carolina, ai@ioc. u - 81 q
Race Gsnqer.-lsGQ2ec. Sts.sf Il
| Steei.-Nsylors cast steel, lsG9issc. a n. Enr.
la.a,1 Slist e ic h. American hiissarad
worshingtona and Masshali--in store ssso; ground
Shot.-Northern- q. IS y bag OF q Ms. q
Su1ar.-Market nrnl, but not active, Cut Loaf.
isc crushed powdered and sran n Lat ic
Scdd--SaI.. a3GQ4c., In Kegs; English soda, &c.
SsndeG Root. -2se1soc. . .,,s3 2,
soop~Common, s@sc. best washing, n@Ilac. !;
toilet ls@2oc., and fancy prices country, S0sc.
Spirits TurDe7,tins.--55c. 10 - "a. u.
sss; ss sssFs' tess sfss
climber, $6. 5oDSa7s 2 600. Hoop poles, Ss hogs
| head hoops, s4o@$so a 1000; red oak hogshead
slaves, @2sG$So % L060 for seasoned; whtskey.
barrel hickory. hoop, $l2. so 81 I, oeo. Z. Z.
Sun1dc.-Sl.25s0$ L5o "a Zoe lbs. t2st:1
Tdr.-S2. 10Gl$2.7 rs ~ barrel. ~ sE5c,s2sz 20
Teds.--Black, 75c. 1$L4s-tlle last aprirne arts.
Gle; imperial q. 25GSl.75; gunpowders e1.so9
yineaar.--Cider s7s@4sc. manufactured go. q
gallon. as 80 se.ss 800,
Whsat.-See Corn Exchange report.
8 Vhtskey.-Common, proof, SI.25@9@1. s5 ;s,pard
rye, $3@S4; j. Cromwells extra Eagle, S2.sG; is
CROMWELL pineapple %; II. A. StuRrtss Rock
| bridge, SO; hanger & Co., 81; kofner'a e2.75i
?. Hanger, 80. 80, - -, !,
Wine.-Port, common. s1.7s@$2; good, $500
81 Sherry, common, 81. 1882; good ~. epee$l.
Wood.-Oak, ID. so; pine, $3.250$S.5o. j. !,
Wool-Unwashed, 2a@2sc. /; washed, $4,000. I;
bury wool. Sc. less. - zfT'f i.ETss'5e - -
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TROUBLE IN A SYNAGoGUE.-In the circuit

TROUBLE IN A SYNAGoGUE.-In the circuit
court yesterday, before Judge Pinkney, q
bill was filed by William +. Prick, Esq, So
lcitor for Jonas Friedenwald and twenty
other members of the Baltimore Hebrew
congregation, cor1ier Of Lloyd and Watson
streets, against the Board Of Managers OF
the said baltimore Hebrew congregation.
The bill asks for an injunction to prevent
them from allowing the use of mixed choir
of males and females in the religious SER
vices in the said church and also from al
lowing any abridgement in addition to the
ancient and well-established form Of Wor-
ship, rites, and ceremonies, in the said
church, until lately always in use, accord
ing to the customs of the orthodox German
Jews, and various other things.-Batttnsore
Sun,
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Philadelphia parties have bought fifty
thousand dollars worth of property near
Shippensburg, Pa, for the purpose of car
rying on fish culture on a large scale.
The towns along the line of the Kansas
Pacific railroad are becoming the most ex-
tensiye markets for the shipment of Texas
cattle to the East.
The male and female teachers Of st. Louis
have at last been placed upon an equal foot
ing.
During the month of July there were
forty deaths by lightning in the State of Wis
consin.
A Young man Ia Illinois has eloped with
the second wife Of his own uncle,
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Lynehburs Markets.

AUGUST r:.Apples.- Green, y barrel alou' Oh
season), 75c. @$l.Z5.
apple Brandy. -$2G9t2 %. rlz as
Bdc0n. --Hog-r ound, 18aGl9c. ~
BeeT--Slaughtered 6@Qi0c. 80
. Butter.--Nos. !. 2. and Is, lsGlsc. sss
BeeStynr.- 30Gg3lc. .g..ss..., .a.g
Caickeas.--Live, apiece, 2s@ssc: 80,
Oor1s.-W hite, sLio@9l.H; yellow and mixed,
$l.0s@lSL TO-. ,s1 1ss a5
Corn Medl.- $l.2O@S1.3O. go. ..4r4
ESHr.-Fine 1915 superfne, s7@sz2s extra,
o. 5O@0 s7.75; family, $s.sO@Slo. 3.i@
FeatherS.-Live goose, 6tgaac. Easty
ron County b II, "a 100 u.s., si75@s5so. -
Lard,--Virginla ana Tennessee, Nos. ., :, l.
II, 1s@I9c. .lE ;, cocoon ,s
country tanned, unfinished, 3eQ3ic.
OaEs.- 336135c. #4s..s- go 80
Onions.--soGI59c. a-z.- s-
Potat0es.-. Irish, 4QI50c. ~. rM
Rye -70@8Oc.
Idllo,o.--I1c.
Wheat.-White, e1.25l$1 40; red, $t.2o9Si.so.
Wool ashed; so@5Uc nnwa y 2safs;Sc:,
mountain rye, $2@S3.5o. 1.
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Domestic Markets-IBY TELEGRApHJ,

NEW YORK, August 49, Noon.-Flour and
wheat steady. Corn lie. better. Mess pork, $40.
Lard quiet I; steamed, lss@lsac. Cotton firm
sales, 800 bales uplanos, Is5c. Orleans 9t. 1nr-
ed. Frelghts steady.
NEW York, August ID Erentna - Cotton
steady; sales, 2, 600 bales at l9sc. Flour anu nes
visions steady. Lard, kettle, 7@l7ac. Freightts
unchanged.
BALTIMORE. August IS. = Flour, SeQgsass.
Wheat-Maryland, 81 6o@Sleo; Rsd, coca %l,, 10
$l.4O@*l.45. Oats, 4sQli7c. Rye, soc.@ Sl. Whis-
kew unchanged at 95@97c. ,, ,o,,
Virginia o's--Old, 50 bid; 81 asked; ditto, 1868,
COZ bio; 675 asked.
LOUISVILLE. August lS.-Tobacco-Sales, l23
hooshends at SIS5 Is for frosted $5.50G$8 10 Tor
common to good Tugs; $o.75@sls for low to good
leaf. .s.5s ..sgs.-7. s.,s go
CINCINNATI, August Is.-Bacon- Shoulders
I4tc. clear sides, Eic.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.

AUGUST l5-The market during the week end
Ing this evening has exhibited more frmness than
characterized 1t during the week ending August
o b, though the sales ut the auction warehouses
war has been, 1t Is believed, fully discounted, and
buyers for foreign markets and for speculation
are firmcr in their views, while manufacturing
grades are In good demand for the home trade and
prices are reported satisfactory. ,Advlces in re-
gard to the growing crop are highly encouraging,
and the yield VIII be large. The crop is well adj
vauced, and one hogshead has already arrived In
this market. Sales for. the week, $50 hogsheads
for the year, &c. l55 hogsheadS.
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NATIONAL BANKS SOUTH AND WEST
Seven new banks in Illinois, three IN Iowa,
three in Michigan, three in Missouri, one in
Wisconsin, and two in Kentucky, have been
given authority to organize under the new
Currency act, and on the basis of four per
cent. gold bond. Two or three such banks
will be authorized in the South in few
days, and one in San Francisco: Such mem.
beers of Congress as prophesied that this act
would be of no practical value find them
selves very much mistaken. 1t is more than
probable that thirty new banks will be or
paniZed before the LIST of january.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money and stock ssarke

NEW YORK, August 1s--Nooas. Stocks weak.
Governments strong. United States bonds 1'9a.
Gold, ii6S. Money and sterling unchanged. TEN
neesee G's.ex-coupons. 81 anew, COZ yiceinia 6's,
ex-coupons-0id. Is: new. eas. Missouri 6s, soa.
Louisiana s's~ Old, 70 ;ne., cs. Levee e's SIS,
81. Alabama So, ea3 :; S. H. Georgia SIS. SO "a,
OF. North Carolina e's--Old, 63t new, a3s. South
Carolina 6's.-Old, So Lew, III.
Eceaing. Money active at 4@96 rer cent. Gold
closed steady at lls.6elGa. Sterling Fxchangt
quiet at Ioe.E1loes. Government bones steady hut
rather dull. Southern Securities very qWet, with
little change. Stocks weak and lower.
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L1rcHF1ELD OBSERVATORY OF HAMILTON
CoLLEGE.-Chnton, N. Y, August 16.-To
the Editor of the Utica Morning Herald !:
A planet unknown to me was found here
night before last, and its motion fully ascer-
tained Yesterday evening. 1t is on the Dor,
der between consultations Aquarlus and
Capricornus, in 81 degrees right ascen-
sion, and Is degrees south decllnatlon' going
south at n rate of three minutes per day and
easterly fourteen minutes. 1t will be the
one hundred and eleventh of the asteroids.
G. III. #. PETERS.
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From North Csrerfna.
sALraBuaY, August 1s, 1870.
Special telegram to the pisp,.ch.

Special telegram to the Dispatch. b, s.
Twenty-one Of the Caswell and Alamance
prisoners were brought before Judge
Brooks to-day In answer to writs of habeas
corpus. Those for whom prior writs had
been issued by Chief Justice Pearson were
sent to Raleigh in answer to said writs.
The counsel for Governor Holden and Colo.
mel Kirk asked until tomorrow at 10 o'clock
to make return to the several writs, which
time was granted.
The prisoners were all discharged upon
their own recognizances for their appear
ance at that hour. T..
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Shin News.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 1S.-The pi-
lot boat Slicer reports passed in for Balti-
more the ship island Home, from Liverpool;
brigs Italia, from Ponce; Inrenla, from St.
Thomas; G. c. Van Horne, from Arrlchi-
clio. Passed out, the ship Washington,
Booth, for Rotterdam briggs Halifax, for
the West Indies. and the Tiber, for Halifax.
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FIRE IN NEBRAsKA.--Frcmo1t Nebraska,
August 17.-About 3 o'clock this morning
q fire caught in the stable of Mr.. Otto Bow
man, and it, with two horses, Bowman's
Hotel, Herman's shoe shop, Greayess
dwelling, Pascoc's grocery, store, 4als
daguerrean gallery, Kettles law office, Bull
locks paint shop, and Markers shoe shop,
were totally destroyed. Loss, about $2O,OO0.
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From WashinSton.J

WASHINGTON, August IS Noon.-The
President will not return to Washington
during the present month.
Hon. John A. Bingham, sixteenth con-
gressional district Of Ohio, has been re-
nominated for Congress OH the third ballot.
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Eoretau Marke,s-rBY TELEeRArHl

ForefRn WarkefS-IBY TELEGHAFHI'
LONDON, August 1s.--Consols opened at 9ls:
United States bonds, s7s. Turpentine easier put
not lower. Bank rates, d.
LIVERPOOL, August IS Noon. Cotton opens
firmer uplants, siI8id. Orleans, 8Gp9sd saless
Il, 900 bales. WheaI-Red western, IS. lOd. WIN
ter, 9s. 10d. Corn, sos. Sd. ~ &.srr
Ttc0 o, CLock.-CottOD steady. sgr
LIVERPOOL, Al gust 1s-Euenfng.-Co.to firm
uplands sgd. Orleans Cd. Sales $4,000 bales, IL
speculation. Exports, 4 900 bales.
PARIS, August ls.--Bourse closed arm rentes,
az and fc. -s4[
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SCIENTIFIC AssocIATIoN.-Ir0y, August
1.-THE American Association for the Adj
vancement of Science met in this city to-day.
There We're about $50 members present at
the opening, among them some of the most
distinguished scientists and Swans OF the
country
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BURGLARY IN BiSGuAMToN, n. Y.-Bi,g-
m ,' August I1.-Messrs. Hulbert's
1 n was entered by burglars last night.
ffeaerck A. Merrick, one of the clerks,
was Nhol al.d killed. One OF tic burglars
W. W. c;3ill!ca and the others were driyea
th Without booty. ''"A'
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YACHT RACE At NEwPoRT-THE MAGIC
~, IcroaIors.- Neerpori, August TO-
! he race Of The New York yachts here to-
"'Y Wa, Won lE the Magic. The Cambria
,aiiic III hr-l, but the Magic, which followed,
"a. ,aIc, TIE Prize 10y time allowance. The
= lIatl Wave WAS third and Palmer fourth.
iA'ech yachts rounded the stake boat.
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sEw1Ns.mACHIyE


HAVING BEEN APPOINTED SOLE
IL AGENT for the sale, Of the WHEEh IEnE e
for the state OF Virginia, the connection in busi-
ness heretofore existing with GEoRaiEp d n;
Fl. BROWNS co., ceases from this date. All
persons indebted TO said firm as agents for
il Wilson'S Manufacturing Company will settle
their accounts only with the undersigned, rs no
one else Is authorized TO collect for the company
jy2T @. u. RADMAI. ).
YJIHE IMPROVED SINGER SEWING
1 MACHINE. the best for AL kinds OF WORK.
Its sales indicate IT. durability and psga.as nns
prove IL; its work confirms IL. over ninety tiou
sand sold last year. Call and examine II
TEewing- Machines repaired. 49, II j
AGENTS WANTED.
te Sd. sw&w3m elS MaIL s.Loss.
QEWING-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD. We ggl
the only pROPER NEEDLES for the sLQAH
''1NAe ~ sLOAT q ADDINGTON.
iyN s<lS Gary street. near Eo1rtea2tns
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The Proclamation Of. Neutrality.

WASHINGTON, August 1S.-A draft of the
proclamation Of neutrality between France
and Prussia has been prepared and submit
ted to the President.
James A. Ware has been appointed spe-
ciaI counsel in the cotton cases.
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IlhE IN tALfoRNlA.--!Sdn Francisco,
HuSos' 1.-The village where is situated
',,e new Ainaden quicksilver mine was de-
fIHoyco 10y tire on The 18th. Fifty or sixty
houses We're burned.
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., Two girls near Carlinyille, Illinois, have
TAKEN q contract 70 cut ttty cords of wood.
inc TD0nogtua, N. P, has been de.
red q baukrupls '''' '''' W.
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NOTICE.-All persons holding policies Of
~ the MUTUAL BENEVOLENT LIFE AS
SOCIATI IN OF RICHMOND (now In force) wiz
please present the same at the company's Office
Tor payment without delay.
By order OF the Committee on Distribution.
1Q-aoi5t
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Tobacco Markets.
RICHMOND, VA.

AUGUST 1s.-We have no change to note since
our last report Really fine manufacturing filters
and wrappers are In brisk demand at firm prices
All other kinds but little sought for, and prices
are dull aud nominal. -s-ss
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BANK OF COMMERCE., I
DEpEpIrE SRITRG ,JuIy 10 1910.

DERSONAL.-The LADY who called on
4 Mrs. HOWARD, Of Baltimore, last spring
soliciting aid for herself, a paralyZed husband,
and SICK daughter, viii please call on or address
DIR. MACGILL, No. Is Grace street, Of this city.
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NTdTN,E.-THE BOOKS OF sUBscRIP-

NTOTICE.-THE BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP-
IN TIOE IN the capital stock OF the Richmond
and I.ynchburg Eailroad Company (straignt ah8ct}
will he opened under the supervision or counts
sioners appointed for that parpose On sna sasss
the 9Th day of September, 1870, al shc IosioMinR
places: RfchuIoad at the banking nouse %, " lts
liam h lsaacS IL Co. Lynchbnr8. ~ ne oNSS. ~
Edward q. Brown ESD. at the court nouseS ~ snc
fnIlowtng-named counties-ytz., P0WnaIaH, Vnln-
bariand, Buckingham, and AppoInasss 49,
at the Office OF Colonel Waiiaa =. No S
CoaideId, Chesterfield county, ana ~ tne 1oW own.
iiat. - '' 80. WILLIAM Ps BURWELL,
Secretary or Meeting OF incorporatofp.
au s-tseps -
1T7HE NEW AUCTIoN.HousE, "A, ~
MAIN sTREET-HENRyS aAs s y .sa,siss
observation-disclosures EVERY IA - tngs1s1s1 -
aio nis.'iR ;EnnY.WADE cLslTHfNGs
sIiIRTs and DE AW ERs. -, 80 u
CRUCKERy aud Ola ssSE ~ vi ~
Also Large assortment or NVt1VS ~ ssasSs sisl
Particular attention paid 20 ous ~ iss.iw
eonsignments. --.--...---,,Trly.
or. PAUI,s CHURCH HONE. iaI nso5s
u MOND, The sttassssasSnnss 81 as IL p.eiss
Church Home are vacant sne
is.nsis ornsn nal ba sent 10 aey. sss sSse
,iaS ssIay streets Etcauaond .taSt fe
- IA rtei, bar. az the bpaSQ MIL s.ss
Lns =; - ~ ~, IN, sth on that ptpfssk. md
oiasysS - Tg,rIaishs6 ro0fns and oaSIaa
~ IN :zoo and $40 Yeapecfs paiu 49,
'1 Dudes $ s commence shs y g o''s's ~
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ID ATIONAL F0OD--substitute for mo-
HI ther's milk--soiGat
MEADE BAKERS DRUG STORE.
au1a sIs nain street,
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PARIS, August 1S.-EX-prime Minister
Olivier has gone to Italy. Prince Napo-
leon has sent all Of his yaluahles to Italy.
Minister Palikao stated in the Corps Legis-
latif that the PrussanS lost ] 900 in the re-
pulse at pfalsburg. General Milinet COM
mands the Garde Mobile. Marshal Bazaine
has again stopped private telesraphing, us
by that means news reaches Berlin.
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uCFFs MALT EXTRACT, for nursing
III mothers, SOLD at SO.
MEADE & BAKER's DRUG STORE.
aul 9la Main street.
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CYEUP OF CHLORAL-HYDRAT the
y great Hypnotic-substisute for morphine and
by MEADE & BAKER,
au IS Pharmacists, 9l9 Main street.
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ORANGE FLOWER WATER, prepared
hyt Chris in the south Of France, and FOR
sale at MEADE h BAKERS
aul3 Drug Store, Ole Main street.
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TINE OLD CHEWING TOBACCO.

beaches, PEACHES, PEACHES
100 boxes PEACHES Just received and FOR
sale. w. q. DANDRlDIE Co.,
M Is Oh DCOaa sIIeTL.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-06
SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKET,
Charleston, =. c. Dec. ?,

Charleston, =. &c, Dec. 2.
HAY-There have been received about
ZOO bales of North River qualities. Sales
took place on private terms Jobbing lots
of North River are held at $40 per hun
dred.
CoRN-The receipts of this grain are at
present restricted to limited lots. The de.
mand ia light and mostly for local con-
sumption. Sales of prime whiteahave taken
place at $1.O4 per bushel, weight, sacks
included
OATs-There is limited inquiry for this
grain, with which the market is fairly sup
piled, at about 6o@65c per bushel, weight,
sacks incl1ded.
FLoUR-There is a good supply Of most
qualities of this article on che market,
prices being frmer with a fair inquiry.
Northern and Western fine may now
be quoted at $525 q bbl; superfne
at So 5O@6.O 90 per Dbl; extra at $3.50
$50 . Dbl, and family at $6.75@7.5O .
Dbl. Southern qualities are in good sup
ply, and superfine may be quoted at
at S.. 5O@6 . Dbl; extra S&25@6. Is . Dbl;
family $7@7.75 . Dbl; and extB family and
fancy brands at $500 so . Dbl.
BAooN-The stock of prime meats are
light, with very limited demand. Quo
tations are somewhat nominal, as the mar
ket is dull, with an easier tendency. Prime
smoked shoulders may be quoted at 1i4@15
2 II; prime smoked clear rib sides at 10; dry
salted shoulders at II! @124, and long clear
sides at 13sc . ID. The market is fully
supplied with second quality meat, for
which no reliable quotation can be given.
VEGETABLES AND FRUIT-Irish potatoes
are in full supply, and peach blows may
be quoted at So. 25@3. so per Dbl; jackson
whites at 50; Goodrich, etc. $2.75 per
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Unfortunate Homicidc

We learn that young man Of the name
of Simmons who lived south of Lebanon,
in Wilson county, and somewhat intoxi-
Gated on Saturday LAST was brandishing a
kuike in one hand and bottle of whisky in
the other Seeing APPROACHING gentle.
man whose name we.Ndid not learn, but
Who was a blacksmith. in the employ Of
Dr. Richmond, he remarked that there
came one of his best friends and he wished
to treat bin. Staggering forward with
knife and bottle, az he came up TO his
friend be thrust forward the hand contain
ing The knife, aud struck him in the breast,
near the heart, causing Immediate death.
Mr.. Simmons was arrested, and upon
preliminary examination was committed to
Jail al Lebanon yesterday for triel The
facts, as we get them, are mesgre, and il
is claimed that at the fatal moment he
stumbled, and, aboEt TO fall, inflicted the
the wound that caused the uutimely death
of an uOoffendinp citizen
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-12-06
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Esquire Garfield, of Edgefeld, was on
the bridge yesterday when the wind was al
its highest. Five minutes afterwards he
had to purchase a new hat
A night school was commenced last
night in the basement of the First Oumber.
land Presbyterian Church. No doubt il
will be literally sustained.
Lovely, lovely" is the universal ex-
clamatiOn in regard to our protracted fine
weather-psrticulsrly among0 those from
other portions of the county not favored
by so genial and heartsome climate at
home as We are here in Tennessee.
A large number of Senators and Repre-
sehtatives arrived in the city yesterday.
An express wagon and dray collided on
College street, yesterday. The drsy lost
one of its wheels.
A large number of law breakers were
arraigned before the Recorder yesterday.
The fines assessed amounted to 1926.
Mr.. F. II. French, President of the
Nashville Board of Trade, has been ap,
pointed to represent that body in the In.
ternational Chamber of Commerce, soon
to convene at Buffalo, n. Y, and is eX-
pected to leave to-day.
The Nashville Board Of Trade is to pre-
sent memorial to the Legislature, urging
that body to authorize The appointment Of
an Immigration Agent for the State OF
Tennessee.