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FORT OF RICHMOND. Nov. II, 1870.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travera, Baltimore, mer-
SIeamer George 3. UPTON, Roberts, New YORK
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
Schooner Ber H. Souder, -, Windsor, n. s.,
plaster, staples & Bt.ir. s..
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. NorfolR, mer-
ch;:Ddise and passengers L. b. Tatum. VI.
Steamer = lbemarle, Blackwood, New YORK.
merchandise snd passengers, w. II. WITT.
Schooner lucy o., Higgins, Baltimore, mer-
cnandi3e, Currtc & Co.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT, Nov. n.-Arrivea, steamer Admi-
rsl, keybold, Baltimore, merchandise and pas sen,
gers, Ork kiver Railroad Company, and sailed
on return.
AQUA CREEK, Nov. II Arrived steamer Geor-
geal ma Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company, and sailed on return.
NV YORK, Nov. 1L-Arriye6, steamers
Charleston and Cortnthian.
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NEW YonE, pov. 11.-The stock Of cot.
ton IN The Interior towns Of the Sorth nth
eom fpi1ns WEN lass year this time, stands
aga aI o., S,4ag oalss aontgomery, Ala,
Ga, s, 400 bales, against II 800 bales !: Nasb,'
vile, Tenn, 1,145 bales, against Dos bales
Augusta, Ga, 6,S75 bales, against 9,T35
bales; Memphis, 1908 bales, against
1895 bales.
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Buckingham. no report. 1t is estimated
that kiyes will carry the county by from
100 to 800. Putting IL ut the highest figure,
gives Duke clear majority Of nearly $50
enough certainly for all practical purposes.
LynchJurg NerS.
SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
correspondence Of III. Richmond Dispatch.l
STANTON, VA. Nov. 81. T. Harris,
Conservative nominee, is elected by 1000
majority over Reynolds independently, who
was supported by the boilers who voted
against tic regular Conservative nominee
OF the Convention.
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NE-EAEIBTTEUs
Whedt.-Whlte, lis Bushels. Red, so bushels.
Domestic NIarkets-[BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK. Nov. n-Noon;-Flour steady:
Ell 75GS55. Lard trm:, Cot;on In fair demand
500 o bses Resin quiet '' Freishts arm
Erentnq.-Co.t II firm sales, 5000 bales up
@ ana son wes ern ' sSas:
tirmer. Wheat, 2@93c. better. closing very strong
with q good export demsnd; winter red and
mixed western. CSC. Beef steady. Pork quiet at
S24 80. Lard scarce and shade frmer. Wh!skey,
Se3c. Groceries In far request. Iurpentne, ACC.
Rosin quiet.
ask d 1865 500 old, 80 asked:
Nheat-Alnber Maryland, $l.e5GSl.7o; good 10
prime, l.3o@!sl9o; common to fair, Sl.Io@fl25
rye duh at 55ll75c. oats better. Rhiskey quiet
al s7GSsc., with some retail sales 1c. higher.
Flour 1ul and weak. Corn higher; white. old, rs
sS@S Ssi: for nrw. Pok .gs. Bacon ilrm with
scarce stock; rib sides, lssc.; clear sides, l9c;
shoulders, i54D i5tc.; hams, sic.
CISCINNATI, nov. lL-Flour steady with mod
eralc dema11 Corr, 4sgS9c: rork In limited de,
and unchanged
scarce.
ST i ouIs,, Nov, n-Flour quiet; superfne
ofTsr Tic fUryelow. Y h!5iey pro1isi 1ns, andlsrd
duh and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Nov. IL Flour quiet. Corn
dul aud unchangse. , Mess Pork, S24.'o. Lard
LOUISVILLE, Nov. u.~-Tobacco- -Tras h to COM
mon Jugs, *5..5@56.z5; COCO Iugs, Ss.aO@$d.5o;
C mmon to medium leaf, 80. 750$f2s; medium to
bright wrappers, 81. 759$as5o.
lew ORLEANS, Nov. IL Cotton In fair demand
ana advanced to I51c. sales 200 bales receipts,
Z, 500 ba les; exports, 1880 Gales stock 81, 2lo
bales. :. gar lower prime lie. Prime Molas-
aes, 67G7oc.
SAVANNAH Nov. ll.-Cotton held higher, with
light offerings at 155l5ic; sales 300 bales; re-
ceipts, 4572 bales, exports, a,o7s bales; stock,
II, 1865 bales.
MOBILE. Nov. H. Cotton strong at 14l6ll6c.;
bales stock, $50 bales.
| CHARLESTON Nov. ll.-Cotton active and
drm4r q. Isle. saes, 1850 bales; receipts, 7os
pales; exoor.s, ., 800 balys; stock, % 36l bales
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn AID FLOUR EXCHANGE
SICaHoES, Va, Nov. IL, 1916.
=tr4rsr- u .S-f1c


Whsat.-Whte, 1888 bushels. Red. $50 BUSH
els. ..... ......s.s -.
Corn.-White, go bushels. Mixed, les bushels.
oats. ]. $50 bushels. ..-. r.
Rye.-None.
ISCreenings.--o q bushels.
Meal. SO bushels. ..a.
s.-- SALES.
WI eat.--White. 900 bushels slightly weevil. eaten
at ST. 57s; lls bushels ut Sissy oVs bushels vt
bushels Ioul 1t Sl15; 3aI bushels fair at 81 50
2Gs bu3 els good at IL S. 42baslels foul at $l42S
1876 bshets ut IL IS 800 bu helS very good on pri-
vLtc terms 30 buTheis very smntty At 81; 1yS
bushels prime at 81 e5; IN bushels at 81 62i; IL
bushels very inferior at $l.O5; Ltd bus heels dam ged
at ri As 100 bushels inferior at 81. 80 IA bushels
very gurd 1T fl.60. 4 o al, 2,52s bushels.
Wheat. Red, u bushels very good ut Sl.423; 20
bushels ut 81 373 SO bushels foul at $l.l5 393 Uush
ell; fair at SL3O (; 30 bushels damp at Sl.2o; l5o
bushels Mt $1,25 $50 bushels prime ut Sl.45 22o
bushels good Al $l.36; 800 smutty ut g. l7a; Ito
bushels inferior st 81 800 bushels choice at $l4a;
20 bushels inferior at 81 10. Total, 522 bushels.
Corn White, so bushels new 1T e73c. Mixed,
IL bushels new private terms.
Odts.--2o0 bushels very good at 44c.; 80 bushels
prime at Sc; 352 bushels good at dc. Total, COZ
bushels.
Screenings.-24 bus hels ut soc.
Neal -35 bushels at SOC.
.s RE-ExH1BITED.
Thedt.-Whlte, lis bushels. Red, so bushels.
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Two CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH
Yesterday morning 4 small house on the
farm of Mr.. John c. Murrell, near Camp
bell Courthouse, occupied by negroes,
took fire and was entirely consumed. Two
children, aged respectively ABOUT eighteen
months aud three years, were also burned
to death. The mother and father of the
children were absent at the time Of the fire,
and had left them in charge Of an elder
brother, aged about seven years. Soon
after they had gone the little boy locked
the door of the house and went off also:
When the fire was discovered the boy could
not he found. and the door had to be broken
open. Upon entering the house one OF the
children was dead, and the other SO badly
Burned that it died in short time. 1t is
not known how the fire originated Lynch.
burJ Ne,rs.
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EIGHTEI DISTRICT.

Below we give The rcturnS SO lar as re-
ceivcd up to the time Of gong to press:
Montgomery: Kerry, 7SS; Hughes, 3l5 !;
McMulhn, 1T5. Wythe: Terry, 903 ;
Hughes, 80; McMulin, Co. smyth: Ter
~. OIL; Hughes, III; McMullin, 33i.
Washington: Terry, S23; Hughes, SO !;
3lcMulliu, gu. rulaski: Terry, IA !;
Hughes, 287; McMullin, 81. Roanoke ;
Terry, coo; Ifughc,, Gil McMullin, 80.
FLOYD gives McMullin Il majority Of 50
over Terry. Hughes vote not known.
In Smyth and Washington each there is
one precinct to hear from, which ii is
thought will increase TcIry's majority as
given above.
Ferry is said TO have carried Newport
(Giles) over McMuilin and Hughes both
ChrYsttdnSbury Messenger.
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TIE WORLD REyuKsD.-Pray, do you SUI
ficicn,ly admire the columns Of the New
York World, in assuming the dictatorship
of the entire Democratic party of the coun-
try, upon the ground that the State Q.
New York had been carried by reduced
majority? Is il not clear that the State
would have been lost il the voters had not
despi>cd its adyicc?- Washington letter
BdltimDre Gazette.
The World deserves this rebnke, ana Sc
Yrycr ones
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: acknowledgement S. n. Freeman, of
the steamer State of Virginia, who was so
by being struck in the face by the walking
beam of the engine, and who is under
treatment at the Baltimore Infirmary,
corner Of Green and Lombard streets, was
yesterday somewhat improved in condition,
and hopes are entertained by Profe .sor
JOHNSON and DR.. Conrad, his attending
physicians, that he will recover.-Baltin.ore
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THE LUTHERAN CoUNC1L.-Ldnoaster, O.,
Nov, 1O.-rhe General Council of the
Lutheran Church in North America closed
its labors last night. Rev. j. 4. Platt and
David Armour, Esq, were elected to ill
vacancies III the Executive Committee.
The sessions of the Council have been IN
usually pleasant, many visiting brethren
Council will be held at Rochester, New
york November 3, 1871.
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RIcaxoss > ~ : 4u4e Sbus.a : i. to..l

tIcHSoND yet. 20. t27t
|s1aE TRAINS OYES TBla Road
L run follows r2sf'@.
. Leave Richmond at 2:4s k.sst. ssa stse Y. III.
Leave Petersburg a. 10 s. NJ ana 1905 z. Nj, 4
Freight and Accor,modaic en- train, wtts passer-
ger car attached, win leave Richmond dsfty at a.
<. hS., and Petersburg daily 1t $50 A. 4. tSpa-l
tays excepted). .. 49,. .ra ; i,
The 3:d5 A. NJ train viii not leave Richmond on
5UNDhYS, ana the 7:s5 p. ID. train viii not leave
Petersburg on SUSDA s. ...s.eEs~ss}s ~
Passengers for Norfolk win take Tie 2:GQ I. ID.
Erain, running through si$iiy. Baggage checked
trough. ..#.-fs Aa .#...# =. .E n z &s =
viii run daily. .s s.9 ......sl s-zaY:
Leave Clover dill ST I ). NJ, connecting a.
Chester with the accommodation tratu. PssEec-
serS returning will take the go z. ", TRAIN coz
Meeting at Ches:er with the coal train. All ...tg1
THOMAS =. WYEEE,
NJ q S.ngrin Ignfrrt ~
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Rassvoad Accident.

COLUMBIA, S. G. Nov. u.-The passenger
train due here at 3:45 2. n. yesterday went
through the trestle twelve miles above here.
The mail, two frst-class, and one second !;
twenty feet to the ground below. Mrs.
philip F6garty, Of Charleston; Charles
,Joyns, of Newberry, and two colored per-
sons, were killed, and Col. James haygood,
of Charleston; stephen Smith, Of Newoerry,
and Hatsom Lomax, colored State Senator,
were fatally injured. ys4s .gs~ ~ j r
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IMPORTANT TO WESTERN - 80
SHIPPERS.

THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT C0MPA\T
AND THE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAn
COMPANT'S TRGUGH LINE TO
TIfT WEST
Offer superior judgements to shippers o. ~
RkCGO, WHISKY, BAC9H, GAhD:4 les, &c.
TO and from The Vest Al low rates. quick LINE
and less handling than sly cher Lac:
All western and eastern oouI!d freight deiFsrs q
To and received from hoard TIE CARS OF the ~!
timorc and Ohio Railroad Company al Lou
Point, saving transfer by drays ana e~pos"f' I
wos. Rcr ~ Baltimore.
Through bills o. lading givan on al sh.pIncn.'
By HlLLiAh 1. Biz. ~,
my II hIea""
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Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH

Foreign Markets [BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Nov. u.-Noon .-Consols, sa8. United
States bonds, set.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. Naturalization quiet; up
lands, Cd: Orleans, 9a@aid.; estimated sales, ~
200 bales Sales for tie week, ST. 600 bales, nclGd-
ing oOJ bales for export and speculation. 2tock,
AS 90 bales including s., 600 bales American Re
ceipts, A. 900 bales, Including Is 900 bales Amerl-
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL Erening.- Stock OF Cot on
at vat a97 90 bal s. including l53 600 aIes OF Amc
rican, Yarns and fanrics a. Manchester Gull.
FRANKFORT, Nov. H. United states bonds, ss9.
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The Riot at UonaldsonyilIe

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE revenue.
cutter Wilderness has gone to Baton Rouge
to remove the riot prisoners to q place Of
security. Donaldsonville Is quiet. There
Was but little damage done by the fire there.
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FURNITURE, DC.

uARWOOD & RITTER HAYEm +.
III REMOVED THEIR FUREIrUEe kss
ST RIISHMTET To Cow RHtR ST .JF1
where Samuel W. Hargood cid business irsh5
wears before the war. Raving no~ very extensive
warerooms, and a splendid stnckof
CHAMBER FUAMI URE, '..ss
PABLOR FUREJTURE, go
DINING-KCOM FURNITURE, and Y
MATTRESSES
We are prepared TO sell goods lower than we did on
Main street rs our expenses being yer. much re-
duced we reduce our prices accordingly. JIG
wanl Of good, substantial FURSITURR, bad bet.
I. r see our stock before buying. noe
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AeNnitfAI.

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. u.-Miss Ba-
than, who deliberately shot and killed her
seducer upon his refusal to marry her, was
acquitted by the Jury in her case to. day.
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By T leg aph.l
GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS.


AHFRAScIsco, Nov. 11.-Thc rcturnsfG ON
Nevada are slow, but the indications arc
that the Democrats have carried The State
with the exception Of the L!eutenant-GoH-
ernor and the Congressman. The official
vote is required TO decide positively the
congressional election.
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The daughter of Thomas Smith, of Eliza.
beth. n. j., met with strange accident a
div or two ago. The little girl put peb-
bic in her ear while at play, and 1t worked
SO far that it was thought the child must
die. At last the family physician tried the
novel experiment of flooding the head with
water. as much as possible through the
ear. and pumping it out. On the sixth trial
the pebhle came out with the water, and
the chill IS life W IS savel. rtlz En
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BosToS, Nov. 1l.-Counterteit $20 DIS
on the Oneida National Bank, Ut JUGS, N
Y, are in circulation.
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!,ICHNOND END AWHILE RAIL

~ :
IL, HtAU. -"kSSEEGER sC1EDULa: +.
IoIN6 SOUTH. -LyIchbtrs ana i,angIhs pas.
,engers leave Richmond daily except Snncays1
1t 9:l5 4. H.; ca7e Byrk>y;lif ta!ly Except sun.
iays} at / z. NJ. arrive ST. Osnvlile aatly tex~
:eys Srndays) a. 6:65 G. ". TRRt UGr HL'L
ASD EXPRESS leayes sicnmtrG daily at s:es
P. y: leaves Dsnyille dsiiy at ~ A. az: sErises
IL Greens soTo' seiiy at LOS s. n. .E,..s
3OISG NORTH. JsECADurg and DauTiDe pas.
sangers leave parYiiie aaty except '5unoAyE}. NJ
1:40A n Ieavc BuTAeTille dsiiy tcxcept hun-
taysj 81 I 2. 81; srrye st RlcqTonG daily
Except Sundaysl AZ 1898 2. 81. THROUGH NAIL
AND EXPREsS ,eayes Greensboro daily at LIS
A M; leaves DanvIlle daily at IS 4. u. are
rlves At Richmond daily at Lies 4. Nj. -,
The Lyuchburg and Danyilie Fasssnger train
connects at Burkeyille With the trains On the
SouthsGs road for Petersburg EorfQlE, Lyncn.
burg snd Ell stations On The southstde and VIZ.
ginis and Tennessee railroads, Br,stoi, Kpo1-
Vile, Dalton. Chattanooga, Nashville, aemph.e,
and all important points South snt South vest. ;.
The Through Man a1c Express connects
St Greensboro with the ira ts or the North Caro-
lima road for Charlotte, COlG!nb.s, Augusta, "a
ysunah, Macon Mobile HontScnery, nc, Dc
anu at Richmond with lhE RicnnonGz Frsderfcae.
burg and Potomac, Chesapeake ;nd Onlo. and
Richmond and York River ratlro ads.
SLEEPING CA3S ana CHILES'S FATFPT
RECLINING CHAIES on the through express
rain. TSOA SD IOttS.W EADs
Sc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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CTEA ESTABLISHMENTS
= BYEING, sCDURI:G. CLEhSihG, AED
SpEfGING.-Parsicuiar attention given to TIE
securing OF car pets and clcanrg OF KID gloves
Eancy dye:ng In any color desired. Full sat.sIsc-
'ioi 49, LEWIS LINNFNAN,
w. NV Richmond, Va.
,,shad " PRINTING DEPA hTMEHT, and will
nrint all kinds of silk and woollen goods. Sam
pples of my printing can be seen 1t my store.
-d.Sw3m
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my &c

rORD n AND AIS. VS.. SAVINGS
VI BANK OF IiiE CITY OF h1CHMO'n.-
- the baDcery Cuurt of the city o. Rlchmonh
Ry decree entered in th, cau:e on the lll day OF
March 1890 all ,s'rsons having claims "Ralost the
said "a ,,ngs sank are dirrCtc1 u prev ~ bc
s-mc bef re Il C. mn isslcDer u. his court wltH
evidence :, sustain the sane. And by SAID ccrtc
ftiS O. c.rd that all claim not 20 presented WIZ
b ex"luded from tie distribution OF the hssetS vi
8, .ayinps Bank.
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The Pacific Express Robbery Ship.
wreck.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. n.-Twenty thou
sand dollars have been recovered from the
Pacific Express railroad robbers.
The schooner Alice has been wrecked off
Belerneg's Island. Her crew were saved.
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Sudden Dsasff-Congressiona Noznt.
nation.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. I.-Rev. Mr.. Bell,
formerly editor of the Sentinel, fell dead at
dinner to-day.
The Republicans of this district have
nominated Joseph w. Holden for the Con-
gTessional vacancy.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO kAlL-

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO FAIL.
~ ROAD.-On and after SUND Z, Esd octo-
Der, 1870, the PAtSEaGtR TRAINS viii run as
follows
MALL TRAIN Will run DAILY between Eici,-t
mono and White Sulphur Springs tsac.pt Sunday,
be tween Gordonsv.le and " bite snlghur). Leave
Richmond al :. H.; arri:e. White sulphur II
10 =. ii. Leave White Sulphur ct $3.50 Z NJ, and
arrive 8. Richmond at d:s9 p, IL. making cHse
connections st GordOnSville ana Oh irioc!eSyille
with Orange, Airxantrta md Manassas railto ad
trains for Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore,
philadelphia, New York, 30 to Re; also FOR
Lyncnburg, Knoxville, Chattanooga, Memphis,
New Orleans, Montgomery. Mobile. &c
Going est, passengers dine Mt Gordnnsvfiie
and sup at Covington Going East, breakfast ut
ctauntOn and dine AZ GOrdOnsvil!e. ~
This train connects with stages as follows: ~
At >tsunt on for Lexington, Natural Bridge and
Harrisopburg. - -
At Mlllboro' for Bath Alum Springs 10 mlies
and Warm Springs, 10 miles. hi.
Al hit Sulphur Springs for Lewisburg, 9miles;
and Charleston, loo miles. "-.
THROUGH TICKE 7 3 issued to ail points
Sorth. W est and Southwest.
JAMES r.. NETHERLASD,
ocl7 General Ticket Agent.
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FOE NEW YORK.

OLD DOMIEiu:, STEAMSHIP sAsSsSS
COMPANY.
The splendid ncS side f7bzel steamships i2hhC
HE'LL, SARATOGA, NIA GA z 4, hll,E.
Inrt,1Ix. (Ntc root and aiGmnonj, every III s.
ICY, Ti!JRSDk ~, an: SATURilAh e. 3c'HlG:s
= 81 Lssve Richmond every TUESDAY, F3i-
DAY aud SUNDAY, a. n:Eh S!CE.
Thesc inips ere entirety 1a-4. i'hey eaTS r!rESa.
.si1,ua ard staL"roorfa. TIE fare, accomIlccaa
Ton, :rd attention. ~" 4nsEIpassto. -,
southern ana European lorlS ,,
lnsura ace effected, raGn ar!er&t, ~ qua Re
TER OF CttE FER CENT. 81 sac oHces OF thns
conuany.
For further information apply to
JUHE W. WYATT, Agent,
1nvos No. Governor street.
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Alabama.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 10.-Hon. j. S.
RnaddU: We have carried Alabama by at
least 5000 majority. Three, and possibly
four, Democratic Congressman are elected
out of the six districts. The Legislature is
Democratic by fifteen majority, thus sccur-
inc United States Senator. Ro. TYLER.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. 1l.-About
ttty-oue counties have been heard from,
and the Democrats have 1900 majority.
The remaining fourteen counties will give
about 1000 more Democratic majority.
The Democrats lave certainly elected sixty
members OF the Legislature out of one
hundred, and probably i've more, Stop, IN
the Sixth district; Handley, In the THIRD,
and DoX, in the Fifth (all Democrats, are
elected to Congress. Turner (colored, Re-
nnbijcan). is elected in the First district !;
buckley (Republican), in the Second, and
HAYES iRepublicun), in the same district Tor
the short term.
new York.
ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE Argus
Demncratic) claims that the Democrats
have four majority in the Assembly.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-l.ater returns from
the State are favorable to the Democrats.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IL Congressman
fafDSS OTiH ltleSldpIS eiiAe liS 10 iSS'~~'S"
by 1900 majority.
FlOrEtsa-Ri0t.
JAKE CITY, FLA, Noy. 1.-THE State
returns indicate that the Conservatives elect
fine Lieut.. Governor and Congressman,
and have carried the Legislature. The re-
ported riot was but triiiing affair. and
only two negroes were hurt. After firing q
voIley into the whites with shot-guns and
mmskets, which the whites replied to with
nisfoIs. the negroes scattered. Thirty or
fnrty shots were fired. No whites were
hurt,
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PHILADELPHIA, RICH eesfEss
SHIP LIVE FOR PNILhHfLPHiAJH TWICE =
WEEK. Steamers *oR FOLK. EMF IRE, and j.
s. GREEN, composing this line, VIII leave ti'i;t-
,ielphia eTs ~ WEDNESDAY sud SATURDAY,
and s,ichp ond eve MONDAY andJHU&Si' -,
sl:erra,e'y- Frai2h; re cYcd daily except sun
da-s). sh,. per thou By any orhcr route, :Hr all
parts .: Peursyt:ari. an: New Je-saT also Ger
Sew Orleans ria >or;hern Nail steamship :l9e
for Philade ptia. Freight taken Cor Norfolk at
moderate RAGS.
Passage to Fh!adclphia, Including meals ard
sta:eroon, 90.
W. =. PORTER. Agent
No 24-5 Dock street Rtchmord.
WIN. y. CLYDE - j., agents,
No. II North Wharves, and
ees No. South Wlia"res, Philadelphia.
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ro,;,rIssJnNED,S OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
kIcliH'Np, sept. 30, 1870.
The parties interested are efe1y notified thas
have fixed on NEjta ESD13I, tue 20 day oil No.
venbe- IT 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, as The time, aud my
office 90 $40 Franklin street, In the city OF RlJh-
mond. as the place, to execute the fore going de-
cree. ldoS. o' GfhSH' S'ii -
oc l--S.w
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Four Fpiscopalian churches in Ohio dis
card the use OF the surplce,
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SauE aaEExxAaEECss

IMMATURE ALMANAC, NOV. l., 1870.
,,,n r;ses, 657 acon riSes.......... $40
nm sefs ~ sea high tide........... 500
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BNHN ". WYATT,
81 GENERAL SHIPPING
AEI; Jumkt !;ss:t1S t;:.SC3ANT,
20. Governor STREET..
RICHMOND VI. roST-0TEt2S Rex 10
sQH LIVERPOOL 5 %
pUEENBTO|9a,S $3.50
INMANbINE or NAL ST i1AHER5, SKlL1Ne
FROM EEU vNRT gVGRY SATURDAY.
AND ALTEHN8TE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Pdvobi. II, Cold. PGVG5te in Currency.
First cabi,l.....-..$75 tecr&ge....--~......f2o
10 London .......... 81 To London .r.,....-.., IS
70 Paris ........... aa 20 FariG --.......... 30
..'i.Eeta cold IL aG1 :-.n England IRELAND snc
;n.. Icn.in.r., 81 T1",.@I-:c fa13s
NJ. .r:.!;sr Information sDoiv ~ the Company:
oHsces, JOHN i. DALE, Agent.
e Sroacway, Nee York; OF 70
JOHN ". WATT, Agent, Richmond, We.
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DINWIDDIE COUNTY.

DINwInDIE c. H., Nov. 10.-The following
officers have been elecled in this county:
Nm. L. Perkins, sheriff; A. c. Winston,
Clerk; ThoS. II. BoiSScau. Treasurer b.
J. EpcS, Commonwealth Attorney: VIM.
Goodwin (colorcd), superintendent Poor !;
ThoS. f. Hives. Surveyor.
Il T. Dau!rt received so votes r. B..
Euliing. 60: JAS. II. Plat. .227.
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Illinois.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE ArJu
Democratic claims that the democrat
have four ajority ID the Assembly.
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! 900 hbls. ROCKLaE LIME,
7 500 bbis. ROsEs DALE CEMENT,
daily expected, for sale by
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Tours, Nov. 1.-THE Ministry publishes
the following from the commandment of the
army Of the Loire: eve have taken Or
leans after two days fight. Our killed
and wounded are 1000, and the enemy's
loss much larger, including prisoners. We
are closely pursuing the flying enemy.
Much material has been captured. The
hottest fight was around Coulmier. The
elan of the troops is extraordinary" De
Jardines issues a coneratulatory address on
the strength Of this news.
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FLORENCE, Nov. 1.-THE Pope fixes the
value Of the improvements made by him al
Rome at 5,000, 900 forms.