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THE EUROPEAN. WAR.
NOON DISPATCHES.

THE BATTLE NEAR PARIs-FREEcH vIcTo.
RIOUs-PRUss1AE 0UTRAGEs.
Tours, Oct. 12.-The Ministry have issued
the following: "The courier who brought
the intelligence was allowed to pass through
the Prussian lines"
The battle of Friday, the 7th, was fought be-
tween Mont Vallerieux and Fort st. Cloud,
on the west side of Paris. The French, under
General Duerst, made sortie in force. The
prussans were completely defeated and
driven TO Versailles, entirely surrendering
the positions lately occupied by them, and
from which they might have shellcd the
western part of Paris.
Adyices from various parts of France con-
firm Prussian outrages on helpless people
and towns.
COMPLAINT TO THE NEUTRAL POWERS OF
PRUss1AN oUTRAGEs.
Tours. Oct. 12.-The success OF the
Franc ireurs was followed by the burning
of villages and seizure of town authorities
by the Prussians. In view Of the conSe-
quent frightful state Of affairs, the Govern
ment at Tours have presented the subject
to the Prussian military authorities and 10
the ambassadors Of the neutral Powers
THE BATTLE NEAR ORLEANS.
Tours, Oct. 12-Ldter.-The Minister OF
War officially publishes the following as
received from Orleans late last night ::
"The scene of the battle to. day was so near
the city that shells fell in the outskirts
Troops from Tours have formed a juno
ton with the Fifteenth army corps near
Atenay.
Severe fighting was resumed before St.
Quen tins yesterday.
BERLIN, Oct. 1.-THE steamship Her
mann, which left New York on the 26th
ult., arrived to-day. She saw no French
cruisers.
GARIBALDI's HEALTH.
Tours, Oct. 12.-On account of Garibal
dis delicate health lie will require rest DC
fore entering active service.
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ANOTHER LEAsE.-We understand that a
proposition has been mad" Ivy the Rich-
mDnd and Danyille railroad to lease that
portion OF The North Carolina railroad lying
between Greensboro and Charlotte. The
directors propose 10 consider and discuss
the matter on the Sth OF November. when
such OF the stockholders Is feel IN interest
in the matter will he invited to he present
and participate in The discussion. How the
directors ro"ld have gone 80 far is 10 give
the i,rup"~ittou Il serious thought We are
llna1ic 70 see. We presume. then. it will
It. admitted that Moth Carolina j. compe-
tcui 10 manage her own affairs without the
assistance OF Virginia. If Virginia can run
our roads and make money out Of them,
we assume then. with proper management,
North Carolina can do the same. But 4
point itit strikes IL RS >ltrcrlatiyely ridicu-
louS is that the Danville railroad. having an
income Of only two hundred and ninety
thousand dollars should propose seriously
20 lease a road that pays dividend OF six
per ccdt., and whose income Is seven hum
bred thousand dollars, and has reached 4
million.
If this 500, 800. we presume that more
than onc-h:lf is derived from that portion
Of the road proposed - be leased. And it
will be- plain to see that with Il broad gauge
between Greensboro and Charlotte the bal
anrc OF the road between Greensboro and
Gold,boro' would be an expense 10 the
company. We can't think the directors
seriously contemplate calling together the
stockholders to consider any such PROPOSE
tlon. for, aside from the Inconvenience, We
think il an insult 10 their understanding
hG!ttgh N'n'faet.
lit is not necessary 10 say that we ito moi
endorse the :Ihovc.l
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North Carolina State Fair.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH. I

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.l
HENDERSON, n. c., Oct. 70, 1870.
The clouds cleared away beautifully at 8
o'clock, and visitors came pouring in. At
1 O'Clock the president of the Society intro
duced Professor W. G. Kerr, the orator of
the day, who delivered an address of one
hour and half on agricultural chemistry,
replete with scientific learning, and abound
ing in many practical suggestions.
At the conclusion of the speech the
Granville Associated Choir" sang several
beautiful pieces. Their rendering of the
anthem Sentence" from the "Carmina
Sacra," was sublime.
The trotting match, in single harness, in
the evening, was in favor Of Haywood's
mare Kate, beating DR.. W. W. Young's
Relee best three in five. The next race was
gained by Captain Belcher's stallion Hay
wood over p. R. Davis's sorrel Hanover.
The crowd was larger than on yesterday.
Many additional articles are OH exhibition.
The. onions, potatoes, beans, cabbage, and
other vegetables. were noticeably fine 40
were specimens of wheat, oats, and to-
haccO. II.
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RETURN OF THE EXPEDITION.

IHE RECONSTRUCTION OF ITALY.-Flo-
renee. Oct. 1l.-ln reply to deputaton
from Rome, who waited upon King Victor
Emmanuel yesterday, his Majesty declared
the country reconstructed through the
unanimity Of the vote on the plebiScitum,
and rejoiced in the completion of the King
dom, the triumph OF justice, and the eX-
change OF loyal promises. These, continued
the King, are the forces which have made
Italy master Of her own destinies.
AT one time the capital of the world, she
derives from the vestiges of past greatness
auspices of the future. You will surround
with respect the seat of the spiritual do
main, cnthroned where Pagan eagles failed
to reach.
AS King and Catholic I guarantee liberty
to the Church, unity to Italy, and indie
pendence to the Pontiff. So l submit to
you the result of the plebiscitum, and trans
nit it to the Italian people.
Just before the entry of the troops of
Italy he drew 4, 000, 600 francs from the pub
lie treasury, giving his personal receipt,
Notwithstanding that he had already accept
ed $50. 200 francs from the italian Govern
ment for current expenses. The pay of the
Swiss Guard falls due thfs month, and last
month remains unpaid, and the two to-
gether rests on the Papal household. The
fear Of embarrassment is likely to compel
him to compromise with Italy. Rome is
crowded with visitors.
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AMERICAN DISTURBANCE IN HONOLULU
San Francisco. Oct. IA correspondent
writing from Honolulu says Commander
Truyt0n. of the Sloop-of-war Jamestown.
requested Consul Adam>on TO display his
cr7ors at half.maSt over the consular office
out Of respect TO the late Queen DoWager,
hut Mr.. Adamson declined to do So OH the
ground that ne had received no official no.
ticc of the Queens death from the United
states Minister resident. Commander TruX-
ton Immediately ordered Lieutenant Coch-
ran, with guard of marines, to put the
flag at halt-mast, by force if necessary, over
the consular office. The order was obeyed,
the Consul and Nice-Consul resisting. The
Honolulu press are indignant, and pro-
nollnce the invasion Of Hawaiian territory
br an armed force of the United States Il
high-handcd proceeding.
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A new method Of printing music has
lately been introduced in England. 1t con-
sistS in photographng copies of the parts Of
the original score, and then transferring the
photograph to the printing press. BY this
process accuracy is attained, and much
time is saved at rehcarsals which has here
totore been lost in correcting the instru-
mental parts. AT Il recent rehearsal for the
birmingham festival there was not a mis-
take in all the string parts Of an overture,
the copies having been supplied by the new
process.
AN Arkansas paper tells OF genius who
conceived that monkeys would, on account
Of their nimhle fingers. make splendid cot
ton pickcrS with little training, and fur
Their calculated that one good hand could
manage about ten monkeys, and the eX-
penSe OF contemplating be reduced to
minimum. When the experiment was
tried. however, it was found that instead of
one good hand being able to manage ten
monkeys, it required about ten good hands
To one monkey.
NJ. Gambetta's balloon brought ont of
Paris ten Kilograms OF letters, each weigh.
ing about four grains, and nearly 10000 in
number. There were still $4,000 waiting
dispatch at the Paris post-ofioe. The car
rier pigeons have considerably more than
they can do as postmen.
The PrllssianS shoot all the Franc rireurs
they capture. This is one reason why the
latter carry the black flag. These utroci-
ties are not committed hy large bodies Of
Prussians. The Franc-Tireurs are "free
Shooters a sort of guerilleros.
In Somerville, Mass, Monday evening,
MIR. II. {. Lincoln, of the firm of Lincoln &
Chamberlain, lard manufacturers, fell into
a large kettle of boiling fat. He was imme-
diately taken out, but lived only one hour.
Henry Jenkins, sailor. was recently shot
and killed at sea on the ship William A.
Campbell, from Liverpool for Boston, by
one of the officers, with whom he quarreled.
About the coolest thing out, says the Chi
cago Times, is the putting up of the price
of wines by one-horse saloons in Chicago,
lowing to the war i'll the Champagne dis
trlct in Europe"
Robert Larder shot himself through the
head at st. Louis on Monday on account Of
bad health and inability to work.
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IN pursuance Of notice that Conservative
/ ,r,.as.r- would be on hand, An immense
! cr.v Of The white citizens OF Caroline as
-~tJ!,led at the Courthouse on Monday.
The court Lludg. He! ndon p:c>ldinG) was
..Grurd at O'Clock. and the Courthouse
& .a-ri> thron-rd with III" good people.
/: .f.. pGi-t.utcTy l!rst took the stand, and III
; uapiv WAY reported the action Of the
l.nyeuljun whirl resulted in the nOmina-
! ga OF .lGd2e IritctIrr Tor Congress to
! ZACH lhr Doctor Wa> delegate. Judge
oss.rhcl'. nomination was unanimously and
Enthusiastically endorsed.
Nh, Dorsey, independent candidate Tor
commonwealth Attorney, then addressed
/ ..., ,.-pjir, defining his position, declaring
,:p.r BE- Wa- not :. kadical, though nomi-
4.,'ed is the i.adical party. Mr. Dorsey
/, wa, replied to by Capt. Jack lludgln, who
supported The nomination OF Moncure.
llaa. 4. Vi. Kelley. Of Richmond, was
introduced. and tor thirty minutes charmed
and thrilled hi audience ny one OF MS
chs ,lr and beautiful speeches, tlil! ol force
1nd ire.
tua.tain White was then loudly called
Tor. and r~ponded hy stating that 1t seemed
nc,d."~, 10 add anything TO what mad
dread, been 80 well said. :! For who, sald
Al". White, "wouid dare TO defend the
Radical party>"
Iuhry here responded, 81 viii, all the
am.
Nj. W: ''Of course YOU will. Why,
you have fIt revenue oiDce, ana VINO
could expect you 10 strike the hand that
puts money il your pocket? ! mean.
"Aa; Nifguian would deseud the Radical
party"
I0kr> " Mr.. White, one Of tue candi-
dates uu the Conservative ticket OF Caro-
I'M, has approached me and asked for the
Radical nomination."
This announcement produced the widest
excitement. Every man rose from ms seat
and -pranp upon tables, desks, benches, and
otlcr available elevations. The great mass
swalcd to and fro like All angry ocean, ana
the fierce shout went up from thousand
tlroats, " Name the man ! Name the man 7,
IukcS III all the candidates VIII get
upon the stand and disclaim the fact, / will
call he name"
Here Dir. Moncure leaIed upon Q desk
and made his disclaimer. Mr. MarshaH FOL
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THE ELECTIONS.
OHIO.

OHIO.
WASRISGToS, Oct. 12.-The Republicans
claim the State by 10000 majority. They
gain congressman in the first, and possibly
in the ninth districts. Schenck's election
is doubtful.
SterenSon's Majority 1,517. Reports from
the sixth district, where Gen. Denver is
contending against two Republicans, are
conflicting.
CoLuMBus. Oct. 12.-Judge Lewis D.
Campbell is probably elected in this dis
Irict. beating Schenck.
sssas:9. INDIANA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12-The Republicans
gain in the river towns, but'lose in the GEN.
trail portions of the State. The election is
very close. Nothing has been heard from
the doubtful congressional districts.
lNpl,SAPoLIs, Oct. 12.-'rhe result is
doubtful. Both parties claiming the State,
it may require the official count.
Returns TO this evening indicate the cleo
ton OF the following Democrats: Kerr,
Holman, and Voorhees,.
The fourth and ninth districts are doubt
full.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-The Republican
majority in the city of Philadelphia is 1861.
The Republicans lose their regular nominee
in the third district, and the Democrats
elect Reading in the fifth district, showing
a gain. The Republicans elect Shumaker
inthe twelfth 1.-THE coal district, also showing
a gain. The Democrats will probably elect
Myers in the sixteenth district, making a
gain of one in the delegation.
Forney's Press claims the election of
Oliver in the sixth and Shumaker III the
twelfth districts. The election of both is
doubtful. Reading Democrat is elected
IN the fifth district. The Republican ma
iority in the nineteenth district Is 1000.
The sixteenth and twenty-first districts are
still doubtful. The Republicans will have
a majority of five in the State Senate-a gain
of two. The House will he the same as last
year.
IOWA.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The vote IL light
but there rs no change in the general result.
The Administration circles are gratitied at
the result in that State. s
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Tug ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY - FISK
hgnfn Triamphs.-Nem IOrk, Oct. H.
The Erie railway stockholders this after
noon elected Homer Ramsdell, Justin ID.
White, add Charles q. Sisson, directors. for
the next five years, and adopted resolutions
approving the present management of the
company and all Its official acts for the past
two Years. The protest Of the representa-
tivcs of English stockholders against the
action of the meeting was nullitied by the
exhibition by James Fisk and others of the
actual stock which lately stood in their
names. which had been quietly purchased
in England and brought to this country loo
late to have an actual transfer made.
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A PREMIUM TO NEGRO PLASTERs.-lt is
worthy OF mention, both 10 the cfeuit ol
,hc winners and for the sin"ularity Of the
occurrence. that Messrs. Montgomery 4
Sons. OF Hurricane Landing, Miss, who
won the SEQ premium for the best bale OF
New Orleans or long staple cotton eXhi-
bited in this city, are colored men. They
raised the cotton on the Joe Davis planta-
ton, Mississippi, and were formerly slaves
owned by Joe Davis himself, who was q
nephew of JEFF. DAVIS. The MeSsrs. Mont
yonerv are farming also the jeff. Davis
plantation, and are spoken Of by those who
know them as Industrious, energetic, and
intelligent ST. Louis Dispatch.
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General Lee.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 12.-The following
LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. -, 7 Il. M, Ola
neutrality-suspicious. Of an unfavorable
character have manifested themselves in
the disease Of General Lee in the past two
days. His condition is not very encoura-
ging; indeed it begins to excite the grave
apprehension of his friends and physicians.
The members of his family at distance
have been summoned to his bedside"
LEXINGTON, Va, Oct. -, 10 4. M., ria
MrLLRoRo'-General Robert F. Lee. the
Christian gentleman and the hero of hum
dred battles, breathed his last at thirty
minutes past 2 o'clock this morning, Of con-
gestion Of the brain; aged 60 years, 8
months, and 90 days."
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lowed. and t,,o snont waxed fierce and
| hot. 4 t.,,
Turkey then d -1f' mafsa"i' is the
| man." g.,
| OouIar NOV e county, and man of
in(iny;hIo ;ntss mounted a desk in pain.
FIJI nrnyim;,,. ukcy, and amid breath
loss rilnnnnyh Roman firmncss. fixing
his ,vns 49,, k'N, said -" Fellow-citizens.
the sintonaS Rc, and Turkey is the au-
Trlor ,..#i r. Marshall. am surprised
TINT H,'AG Il member Of lhc church,
sh~,,1., "usch words"
H. >snpcst of boots. Kisses, iccrs,
apJ .,as scvailcd. When order was re-
Stnra1 y White concluded his excellent
W. an IIudein, Dorsey, and Moncure
,,n, Strained The audience for an hour
lnnrA Nth very sharp skirmishing.
G,,h.ng was very maniieSt-that the
~ 2plc of Caroline are as unaiterablv
AK '"riY opposed to RG3'cdltSD, now as
wy. ne Conservative camp-iireS were first
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Two GIRLS SHOCHINGLY LACERATEp By A
HLoopHouSD.-nn Sunday afternoon two
servant girls in the employ of Mr.. 1. Hes
senberger, residing at Hamilton Park, New
manner BY fierce Siberian bloodhound,
owned bv their employer. one Of the girls,
Catharinie Brady, had one Of her breasts al.
most completely torn from her body, and
at present lies in a very low state. The
other girl Eliza MeNulty, who went to the
formers assistance, was also attacked ny
The hrutc. and had her left arm lacerated
horribly, requiring sixteen stitches 10 sew
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Courtesfes to President Grant.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct 12.-The Executive
Committee of the State Agricultural Society
adopted q resolution to-day that in the
event of the visit of President Grant and
Cabinet to Atlanta during the Fair, the EN-
ecutire Committee call upon and extend to
them every official courtesy, and issue them
complimentary tickets to the Fair.
More entries have been made to date than
during the same time at any previous Fair.
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PORT OF RICHMuND, OCT. 1e. 1870.

PORT OF RICHMUND, OcT. 10. 1870.
AREIVFr.
Steamer State of Maryland. Travers, Baltimore,
mccchandlse ana passengers, W. Z. Brett.
Steamer torfolk. Platt, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc and passengers, ". L. Porter.
SAILEp.
steamer John Sylvester. Clifford, Norfolk, meI-
clantGD and passengers. l.. Il. TatuIu
Schooner KIDD Jacket, Aycril', Fail hiYer,
Schooner Alex Wiley. Avery, Pamunkey river,
20 load wheat, Curtis & Parker
Schoongrs j. Il. Marvel. Quillan Lawrence,
Riley: and A. E. smyrk, Applegarth; Norfolk,
light.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Oct. l2.-Arrived, steamer Adj
miral, Captain Reyuold Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers. io"k River Railroad Company,
and sailed ON return.
AQUA CREEK, Oct. l2.--Arrived steamer
Gers6anna, Frccmsn. Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond, fredericksburg and Po-
toinsc Railroad Company, and ssiled on return.
[BY TELEGRAPH.l
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. l2.--Arriyed, United
Stats steamer Kansas. Commander Farquhar,
from Washington, and Will sail in lew days for
III" West Iddies.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-Arrved, steamers Cham
pi,n, hyde, .ttawa, montgomery. Monghie, Min
pOtoGka, and Russia.
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OrRs.-An Illinois paper denies thai
Gen. Grant eyer ran terry In California:
pity. in fact. he is not running it now
Louisville Courier.
YoURs.-The Chicago Times says: Of
Paris were bottle Of whiskey, Sheridan
would take it in ten minutes" We presume,
therefore, if Sheridan should ever besiege
the editor of the Times, he would zee the
futility Of making any resistance.-Nc1c
YORK. Commercial
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THE PoPE.-London, Get. IA special
at Rome telegraphs on the 10th: There is a
great and subtle influence working to in
duce the Pope to leave Rome. He at pre-
sent refuses, on the plea that while he pro-
tests against the usurpation Of Italy, and
Yields to force, he still holds the dignity OF
Bishop of Rome, and cannot conscicn-
tiousy abandon his diocese. It is probable
the question of cash will be the most en-
harrasSing to the Pope.
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TnE Board OF supervisors for the county
Of Brunswick. consisting OF DR.. Richard T..
ila>kin>, David $. Hicks, and VIM. Page
rerlin>on, held 4 meeting in Lawrence
vile on Tie 26th ult., and organized by the
election Of ID. s. Hicks rs chairman.
i. Is. Wilkes WAS appointed county SUI
poriutcndent OF the poor.
After the transaction of other business
the Board adjourned Ia meet again At the
same place on the 18th inst. 10 act upon
county claims and IL IiX The county lcvies.
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STOVES AND TINwARE.

TOHN BOW RS, Successor to Yale,
U Bowers L Yale,) Iron Block. Governor street,
Richmond. Va, wholesale and retail dealer IN
STOVES AND TIN WARE; also, BIRB,S NJ
PROVED DIAMOND FIka-pLACE STOVE,
for heating from one 0 four rooms. Gas Cham
de,Iers, Gas Shades, Brackets, Sc. Plumbing,
Timing and Gas fitting done at short notice
House Furnishing Goods, &c. Oc l3-2m
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The Nicaragua Route.

LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Times, in its finan-
cial article to-day, refers discouragingiy to
the Tehuantepec canalroute, but approves
that of the Nicaragua, and thinks, in view
of the Pacific railroad and similar great
American projects, the latter work will be
a S,inceSs
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Sad Accident,
{ ,ur"e$por dcncc OF The Richmond Dispatch. !

t'"r:e&pordcnce of The Richmond Dispatch
>TAuNToN, VA, Oct. II. 1870.
\ sad accident occurred yesterday eve
ming nj .lcTry's Gun. Mr.. Joseph Beall. who
i Il contractor on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, arrived here yesterday on his
Way 10 Scott>yillc, where his family resides,
10 visit Them. after an absence OF five
months. 4 few moments after he landed
from the ears he was handed Il dispatch
from ltogc & Mason, who are also contrac-
tors at ,Jcrry'S Run, stating that his son,
Charles bcal!. 4 youth OF eighteen, had acct
Gcntallv Shot and killed himself, and to
bring Il collin for his sons remains, whom
he had but Il few hours before left III health.
p
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Money end stock nrarke

new YORK, Oct. 12-Foon. Stocks very strong.
Money, GOO per cent. Gold, llaa sterlIng-Long.
lOes; short, 1ost. Bonds, 1125.
Evening Money In more active demand, ex-
tended to later hour than usual, Mt e7 per cent.
Over Sc, 600. 600 borrowed this afternoon for use
to morrow. Sterling dull 1t 1oss. Gold, ll3i@
llaa Governments quiet. southerns dull and
afen,iy
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letter from the truiyerslfy-

: "r es!'ond,n q I'll The Richmond Dispavch
University OF NlRGlS1t,3
- Oct. II, 1870.
, This "old place" is lilling up. nearly
Nnr hundred students having matriculated.
ne following are the newly elected officers
If the Young Mems Christian Association
!. W. {. Davis, Virginia, president c. II.
Read. Jr., Virginia, first vicc-president A.
:. Johns, Virginia, second vicc-president ;
!. p. Harrison, Virginia, third vce-prcs,.
lent; - uammand. Virginia. fourth
c. II. Cockr. Virginia, cor
'tspnndin@ secretary; II. Huntington,
Maryland, recording secretary: II. .. lIar-
'rv. Maryland, treasurer; &. {. preyot.
\ ircinia. librarian.
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The News of General Lees Death Re.
ce1ved at Stau ntOn-GeneraI Grief.
fspEcI AL rEIFG RAM To THE MAP Lrnu

STAUNToN, VA, Oct. y, 1910.
| arrived here this evening after the re-
ception of the melancholy news Of General
Lees death. The town is in gloom at the
event, and the church and courthouse bells
are tolling. No particulars yet received.
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a1cHHoED, Va, Oct. IL, 1870. /
OFFERINGS
Wheat-White, 1852 bushels. Red, COB bush-
els.
Corn.-white. $50 bushels. Mixed, als bushels.
Oltty.- eco bushels. !
Rge.-4 bushels.
Mtat.-5o bushels.
SALRe,
Wedt.-White, Ia bushels GOOD at si.so: 90
bushels fair at Si425 20 bushels inferior ~ 81 Is
- bushels n Sl35: 1854 bnBhels ct 81 rs Al bushels
seed st Sl.so: 20 bushels on pirate terms so
bushels 81 *L20-totsl, s73g bushels.
Wheut.-Eed, SO bushels prime ut 5l4o; 1873
bu hcis inferior ut 81 10: So bushels Inferior at
*115 80 bushels at 20 22s bushels fsir at 25
~ bushels inferior nj SlG5 lot al Os8 bushels.
Corn. -Biue-e ed, so bushels NJ 81. Gs3
Oats 50 bnshcls good nc 44c. go bushels on
phi Vate terms.
Rye.-4 bushels ct csc.
RE-ExHTBITED.
WLaat.-. " hite, 400 buske,s