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EXPORTS.

INDIANOLA AND GALvESTOE-steamsh pip Har
Isn-SOO bbls flour IS bbs whisky 2a0 bags coffee $40
sks corn go sks 80 bxs candles and 800 bXs bttes
far Indisno.a ,,
HAvKE-Ship Union-29s5 bales cotton 1920 slaves
LIVERPOOL-Ship Forest kssle-569I bales cotton
100 slaves
BARCELONA VIA CALMERO-Bark Francesca
slaves 20 hhds tobacco pkgs tobacco samples
bxs mdse for Barcelona
TARRAGONA-Bark Bisgio-44 100 slaves ~
TOBASCO-Brig Gexico-i9 csks wine lo,OUO orlcxs
IL Ol9 feet lumber $3.50 - ,o-,
ANTWEkP-Eigil-630 bales cotton 1903 slaves lUo3
SKIS cotton seed ZIG bb.s rosin bDS bDls beef
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PORT HUDSON.

PORT HUDSON.
- New Orleans, Coast and Port
hudson ssmi-wsekly passenger packet
ST. JOHs.
w P GRE,THousE j. A. CoMsToCK,
Master Clerk.
Leaves New Orleans every WEDNESDAY at 10 A.
NJ. and SATURDAY at P. NJ; leaves Port
Hudson THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENINGS.
coming down the coast below Donaldsonviile IN
daylight, Fridays and Mondays.
EO. MELANCON, Agent,
mh3 Go Old Levee street.
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Squares. mao. amos. 3 moA moe. Il mo.

aonxhiy Advertisements inserted every otoeF oay'
10 DO charged two-tn thirds OF the aoove raoss. ..
Eecond page monthly advertisements %. saoa sauArs
s20per month A.. 49,, -, ~,
rauer first insertion 81 50 per square; each Bubse
1usut insertion seventy-ive cents per square:
second page transient advertisements. each inser
joa 81 60 per square. ,
Advertisements inserted At intervals to be charged
a. rsw each insertion. 80
Regular advertisers who advertise largely. will be
Allowed such discount from above named transient
rates As may be agreed upon; provided, that IN no
sAse sd ell such discount exceed twenty bve per cent
All business notices Of advertisements to be
Charged twenty cents per line each insertion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
oils, LAMPS AND GLASSWARE

NON-EXPLoSIvE LIGHT OILS FOR GLASS
AND GAS LAMPS.
NON-EXPLOSIVE GOAL OIL, guaranteed as
such; LAMPS, BURNERS, CHIMNEYS. WICKS,
CANS, and fixtures generally in quantities suit
grocers and families.
CRYSTAIIZED Olive would caution the
public against certain parties who, taking advan-
tage of unblemished reputation OF tt g genuine
Crystalized Oil attempting to palm off upon the
public a spurious article. which. in case of any
accident, is explosive as gunpowder ANY one
delivering such oil who can not show our written
receipt for the same imposuer. The Non
Explosive Burning Fluids, sold by A. o. Mclean, at
No. l76 Carondelet street, have been subjected to
innumerable tests without ever exploding.
For sale o. 176 Carondelet street, and corner OF
Royal and Dcmaine, by
mhI5 3m A. G MCLEAN.
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MEMORANDA

MARINE DISASTERS.
Cuxharen, February 26-rhs North German brig In
dnstre Stenbrngge. from New Orleans. arrived hero
yesterday evening with the loss of both topgsllsnt
mssts foretopmsst SAILS etc. having coided in the
North sea with the Freaeburgh ship Boysen from New
YORK. which arrived here February 20
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cardiff Wales Feb 25-sailed for New Orleans, bark
Andsnau Otis 26th-Mineiya, Thompson. 2oth-Ids
Lilly, Patterson.
Liverpool March 2-Salled tor Now Orleans, Annie
Kimball Stinsop.
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Terms OF Subscription
One year. %: six months, 81 50
Advertisements

Aov6ra1acmcOA.
Transient Advertisements same terms ID IN tins
Daily Monthly advertisements inserted Tor one
sourth Of the daily rates.
a hboral commission allowed 10 those woo seoo
a. eubg of Ave or more.
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KEOHIPTS OF PRODUCE

LoUIsvILLs-steamer Trgnia-ll65 bbls -four 5149
1854 SKIS oats Al bbls whisky As esks bacon IL
ties hams and sundries 5000
at LOUIs--steamer Shark ard bsrges--23,297
bbls oar $50 hf bbs -four 800 bbls meal 1906 SKIS oats
2446 SKIS corn lUl7 SKIS bran and sundries ,
ST LOUIs-Steamer Contnental-239l SKIS bran 2o99
sks $3.50 SKIS 1883 bbls -four IS ties hams hhds
tobacco 1867 bales hay ii csks bacon II bbis pork
LOCKPORT-Steamsr Annie W8gey-57 hhdS sugar
4 bbls molssses bbls rice and sundries
WAsHlNGT0N-Steamer e Blsckford-b5 bales
cotton hhds sugar 233 SKIS cotton seed and sundles
MARCnLLA-Stearner Twelfth Era 447 bales cotton
25l3 SKIS cotton seed and sundries
BATON ROUGE-Steamer st John - l3I hhds sugar
8 bales cotton 81 bbs rice and sundrss -
LOWER COAST-Steamer ID Hine-o9 Dds rice ~
hhds sugar l24 bbls mossses and sundries
NATCHEZ-Stean1er Wild Wagoner-l5o bales cotton
80 SKIS cotton seed 10 SKIS seed cotton and sundres
JEFFER sON-Stesmer Jennie Howeli-44I bales Oh
cotton Isl bbs beef and sundry produce
FULTON-steamer Travis Wrig -t-562 bales cotton
and sundrv produce ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brsdsh Johsson-5e2 bales
cotton 326 SKIS cotton seed bales hidss and snndres
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Msgents-4337 bales cotton LA
SKIS cotton seed and sundries
By THE EAILROADS.
MORGAN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD-March 22-A bales cotton SKIS seed cotton
244 head cattle 20 hf bales M hhds sugar to hides
l+7 bbls moasse5 and sundries
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STEAMSHIPS.


FOK NEW YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMS LINE
Comprising the first-class steamships
CREaGENT CITY. Captain Geo; L L. Norton
GENERAL ERAI MADE. Captain 4. " sampson:
UNITED STATES. Captain George Il Smith Smith.
M MissrRffMi METROPOLIS captain H. s. Quick.
EMILY 3. sOUDEk..............Ca Captain -.
~es COMPRISING THE FiRsT-oLAsS
&NLyS& Steamships
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
WESTERN NJ ETROPOLIs,
d. S. QUICK, Commander.
VIII leave her wharf, foot of Jefferson street. on
SUNDAY, March u. at A. M.
These steamers havs superior accommodations
for passengers
Stssraee Passage. ......................... Is
Bills of lading signed through to Liverpool. Glas'
gov and Bremen.
For freight passage, apply to
LOW LUDwIGSEN.
No. $50 Common street.
The steamship United States will follow
leaving SUNDAY April 3. at A. b oc2oly
CROMWELL LINE
This Linz is composed OF the Steamships
eE9. S MAsH5SHGIIEoS' S &akIF5sA.
For New York Direct
S EkAtss.z The Steamship
MARIPOSA,
e. KEMBLE, Commands.
Will leave ner wharf. foo. OF Toulouse street, on
SUNDAY. March %, at A. M.
Passage. ............s...............SD
| Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Havrs tasen
by this line. and through bills of iasing given for the
| For f-airnt or ,assage apply to
posIy Al OsEondelet street.
FOE FLORIDA PORTS AND HAV-
ALLIANCE LINE UNITED STATES MAIL
| FOR PENSACOLA. WARRINGTON, -APA-
| LACHIOOLA. ST. MARKS, CEDAR KEYS:
| lading to Columbus, Georgia. and cambridge.
Georgia and all regular landings on ChattahooShse
| river; also to FERNANDINA and JACKSON
This line is compoe ed of the following steamships.
| to sail EVERY SATURDAY:
| ALLTANOE-L. II. Livingstone, Commander
LAH A4n Gait, 9 Gommsndsr
BEAUFORT Moo Baker. Commander
@Ms. The steamship
NA!.seS BEAUFORT,
| BAKER Commando.
| Will leave her wharf foot of Calliope street, on
| SATURDAY, March 26, at 8 P. M. For freight or
paS'Sss' "p'" r. ". PERKINS CO., Agents,
| &c Carondslet street.
| n B-Shippers will please procure orders from
| Agents Ofics before sending freight to steamer.
| fe2 ly
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BELOW COMING UP.

Brig Annie Slower Bremen, 30 days from Boston, to
Crescent City Ice Co
Brig Sarah e Kennedy. Duncan. 10 days from Havana,
to ChaHrsix Agar
Schooner ANGELINA. Ward, days from tsnatan isiano
toJ Pigniola 6cO-
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IMPORTS.

ITILLA-Schoouer Welcoms-l220 punches bananas
80 $50 plautsins $500 cocoanuts
INDtANOLA VIA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Cnon-49 bales 2l4 head cattle o. hhds tobacco
IL bags wool s. bs es hides and sundries -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Agnss-S2 bales cotton 272
seed Is hides IS head cattle and sundries
MOBILE-steamer Mary bales cotton Is pkgs OF
tobacco 20 bbls turpeptne and sundrias
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER
- For Louisyiile. Evansville.
Paducsh, Cairo. Memphis. the Bends,
Vicksburg, Natcnez, Baton Rouge, and all inter
mediate landings-The elegant passenger steamer
VIRGINIA.
CG. SCHULTZ, Master. LEN. MILLER. Clerk.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March g. at P. NJ,
giving particular attention to all way business.
rnh20
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rOr st. Louis, Cairo, Mem
phis, the Bends. V;cksburg Natchez,
Bacon Rouge and all intermediate laudings-Ths
elegant passenger packet
TOM JASPER,
JUDD WEST Master. W. NJ Brown, Clefk,
Leaves FRIDAY. March %. at P. NJ, giving psr-
tcular attention to ell way business. mh2
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Monetary and Commercial
MON ETAE 4.

uFBICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN. I
TUESDAY ETENING. March y. le7O.
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Marine Intelligence.
OFFTCK OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
wednesday. March %. 1870
CLEARED YESTERDAY.


wednesday, March %. 1870. )
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Harlan Lewis for Galveston and lndisnola
Ship Union, Austin. for Havrs
Ship Forest Eagle. Hosmer. for Liverpool
Bark Francesca, Villa. for Barcelona via Calmero
Bark 8isgio, 0uglumni, for Tsrsgons, Spain
Drig Mexico. Laferla, for Tobssco
Brig Eigii, Larsen, for Antwerp
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Cyo arrivals from sea yesterday
TOwBOATS.
Shark, Coll, from St. Louis with oaryss
erBAMBoATS.
Jennie Howell, Holiday from Jefferson.
B-adsh johnson Bsssett from shreveport.
Travis Wright. Pof from Fulton
Magenta, Hicks. from Memphia
Virginia, Schultz, from Louisville
Continental. McCloy. from st Louis.
Annie " agIey, Blanchard from Lockport-
j. G., Blsckford. Pickett. from Washington
Enterprise Crooks, from Delhi.
St. John Gresthouse, from Baton Rouge
r. D. Hine Sharp, from Lower Coast
wild sgoner Goddn. from hatcher.
Mary Carroll, from Mobile.
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". b. DONALDSON, J. II ATKINSON.
Master Clerk.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, March %, at p NJ con
nectingwl Illinois Central Railroad and Blue Line
via Cairo, and giving through bills Iading TO Nash
vile Louisville, Cincinnati and Pittsburg. mhl9
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DISSOLUTION OF PAKTNEAShl1Er
II The firm of James, Buckner a. Co., Is tnls oAy
dissolved by mutual consent. The business OF t 1
late firm will be settled up By 8. l. James, ION Df
s. L. JAMES,.
o. b. BUOKNER.
TOM BYNUM.
New Orleans, March 3. ls7e mna Nv
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FROM sTAUSFoN.
.4,s : 7I-3r3 i9..'3i lac t7.'.'iaI"[
Immense Losses by the Flood TN Au.
,gusta and. Roekhradse; Gonntfes.s
[spEcIAB TELEGRAM To- THE bisPATcH.]:'
= !. : :! = = =.

g. q.
1 [sPEcIAB TELEGRAM To- THE bfsPATcH.]:..
m - -, yssTAuEToE, VA, Qct.,3, 1870
The damages done BY the, flood exceed a
million of dollars in the1county. 40" ,r.r~,,.'
George Myers, miller at Wheatland Mills,
lost his dwelling, furniture. and clothing,
The Morning Star Mills. are entirely de-
stroyed with the debris Of the fresh, but
still stands with 400 bushels wheat in it lost.
Rcylcy & Buccle's distillery, with twenty
barrels of apple brandy, is a total loss. The
county fairgrounds are seriously damaged
and the entrance gate and adjoining build
ing are gone, The trotting track aud niea-
dow are submerged, and the carriage way
Is washed down on the track below. Capt.
John w. Hogshead's saw:mill,' near ,Au-
gusta Springs, is gone. ."
Tom Dinklels near Mt. solon, residence
was surrounded by water. He suceee ded
in .rescHing his family, hut was compelled
to remain all night in 4 tree to shye his HE.
John Burke. living n chr .shaw's ford. won't
out to drive III his COWS, was caugnban,
gorge of the mountain and drowned; and
near the same? point a. gentleman. by the
name of Nangrosson, with q lady In the
buggy, was washed, down the stream, the
horse and buggy lost, and the Occupants
saved by holding on to trees. i@''."' ,"
Colonel Ward, of Fine astlc, and Mr.. q.
r. Stokes, of your city, have just arrived
from Covington,, having 'encountered great
difticulty'in reaching this point. THEY re-
port thirty or forty persons from Your city
awaiting transportation hbtne, and good
many have returned to the springs. Ip.. !
g.. fsH,. +! AT LEXINGTON II 'IH - =,
IAlexandria g. oAnderson,s warehouses,
at the Point, n total:loss; nothing saved
but the, books. T.. F.. Patterson'sl ware
house also entirely gone. and contents
iMcNutt s. McCorkie's warehouse DAM
aged. and 4 Rice, McNutt's dwelling rem
Idercd untenantable., ....,m,.... IL
The Rockbridge. Mercantile Association
store is submerged AL the dams Oh Buff
italo, are broken, Buffalo ford is destroyeas; q,
also, Reeds storehousc washed off, with
contents. .',,'"1 - d" tx.
Theo. Wilson's mill and card-maclhne are,
gone. All tue. bridges on North river are
washed away. Damages at the Point, Sl0,-
900. Hansbarger & Beams fertilizingi
manutactsry at the Point is entirely sw ept,
off ,l,,.: 4 i,.s p, if..h !s:,'.a jr,t'j.si 80" "
The accounts received FROM the sbcnan-
.eioah river. represent. the destruction as
great as in any portion Of the Valley. No
particulars yet. .Yu;!I u HAu fSs VI
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Tn'l 4! & J
Ell BIZ CIR D "a III II no o D.
10 =: ls q
1HE FLooD fa ,nesauaz BRaDaass
- EF3tft3st 10 . yyfttf y N % 10 t-.-
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM.T0 THH DIsPAgCH.l
L EaftSs In, cset,s, 8 III, Z 5

-. AVA sTA1 NqoH,i y Az Gcs.S
Weare cut off by the great fresh non
the outside world. 40. mail since as||
Wednesday, and no probabilities of one
THE, North river vi WAS TED FEET higheRo6nl
Thursday than it has been since, 1871. The
damage il frightftil. AN; Of the bridget
from Goshen to the mouth of the rivcf
were swept tawsy. - The Bridge at tie
mouth Of Moth river river All the Tailroa'
bridge at Goshen arc ali that are left sF' |
The damage at the Point here. is immenses
Patterson's' warehouse, iAlexanders warcs
house, Harnsburger2 g. Bren's fertiizei
manufactory, three or four dwelling -housesE
several small tenements, and large qIantii;
ties Of lumber, &C., were carried away. No
stock Or furniture saved. k..P.. Campbelps
and Met ork1e & McNutt's warehouses were
Under water to Che second STORY, Ind great
damage was done to their: stock OF; goodsi
groceries, &c. Gibsony mill was seriously
damaged. The North river canal, is hopes
lesssly" ruined dams broken, locks washed
out, and damage. done whichwiI probably
not be. repaired for. years, If at all. hjs...
The fresh extended to all the streams in
the county. On Buffalo, creek all of the
mill-dams were swept away aud, most, Of
the bridges. Rex & Co.'s large mercantile
establishment, Btady,s forge, Wilson's milf
and earding MACHINE and number .','of
smaller houses, were carried off.
The county has lost $4,000 in bridges
alone. Add to this the large quantities of
corn, Wheat, -four, Tending, &C., carried off,
the breaking up Of the canal and county
roads, the lchtting off lof bur people ftosnI
market, and the. general interruption of
business, and some idea may be formed Of
~ -. ~ d'ut''u e - ,'t'ti' 4'N'''S I
our immense losses.r,, j.. ~, 'r.c..r. :.,,". !
u Gen. Lee. IS very decidedly better to-day:
and his friends and his physicians pro-
n6unce him out Of danger. LEXINGTON. ]
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HEI.MB0LD,ss'
itti & siIj$atttt L riEtIu ts s5r4s,. 4

- n y rattui1lIa Atlf ,faIH 3Ip,s
|asaa pharIaaeeuti preparation The PROBE,
pane. and s. is thaimnst, active sshicf
cam be made + f ti5 endorsed as cure .ty do
medical works for sueif diseases as recon.
sps shs psopristol. IL psessass IL IL
taste aud. odofs free from Fa,t Injurious pFoSsr-
Md taken Adults ii ! d; children III ID
.fantc, aaldrstic,,;s bl0odspa abs inyis
rating. Embedded and delicate nsikasiana Of
both fcxes VIM find It far moro strengthening
1gsn aryiefi,the pretafAtiohs iesI Barsiots G5lI
medical Fl santa spen1
satory of the United States; 'uf swiIiGa shesfoi-
lowing Is q Correct copy: pe I,
Z pdog n stFans aPd
aoneHllst aromatic; It's, ;sastn Is 5biterfsh hid
analsgods 20 that of mint. Isfseh
In complaints Of, ssta urinary organs such ias
gravel sErofic tatsTrh IL the bladder, morbid
i,sasatidniloy .itfe bladder ahd. hrethA ydisea&s
W. :fGsstate saafd aud ri J sAe
incontinence of urine froms loss Of tone ih
tbs parte concerned In iseyaeuat,on. Il has also
t bssn ftetonhmended II, dsspspsta,
cutaaeousi affsosionsj and dropsy.tsaa
,.ia1ktes u Hati.ttf aas[ase
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1 rs5sssssss Z 2 sitfEsnt
ne s.s .sFHa B(sSB ABDadHFrs0F 1sss sssss
sTeuas.f ocs. foreign Q
kRsrass demand ref1ee
before tho s.hoEah 4 afss, sGeu
ra az pos sia s' 81 a flis a. IT,
ST. PETERaBBRaHsvGc 5,s. Be- Ehea of;aia
journal ioe Rnssia des}ares tkat.tae.warsh De
tween Russia ardh N1rEey will not angols'
the neutras3y OF Eufepess4ts .,444t3sss,,iit.ss
-. .ss ira PakEsaN. :. go sstss-a
LosDe mys0 Dat i 83y-- Tie .gnassiaaIs sas,
slowly ei6sng arorInd f,afi iiey,Irase 81
far made no attempt fo dhba ta the
divided, par5g going ito PaTissae s;,tai 5rsis
.ss,s.,a RGaE.ats,3si
RooaE,- Oct: 81 sEdiet's Otl
Of H0, 600 votes sonIy. BS AREAS ainst lta1ia1l
unity. ,fi:g ftz'.t- z = aa;:-.'e ~
THE ALLEGED rkEseH :v1cToE Il Oil TshfE eth,
NEW Iesf, ST. &: & TIE aIl sgsa yistory
beta and. seas: 50 the E0s,Sds IDS editeds
lM " Hg pn 81, isl the selsgsam
oath while riding with King iliasn;in. thu
fgy ffofR ske frsg S is or gasrllas
at long range. took him ol be- fhird carl
riage, containing the Duke :aBdistafaW
completely riddled,, 9hae aid Of the Duke
and others were killed .instantl end others
were MORALLY wounded. The Duke died
0h Snffday. tssFhes fifth cart ass, con afning
the King, was stritick By seEePi balls sBna
no,9ne' WasehuEt. The forest WIS secured
but no one was f9gF,t;is; =. e ..,..a .EIi53
,iyesiL tiI OIL h
BERLIN, Oct. 3.--Thee N ort1i, aeFIaa,f, GfG3
zstte, denb,Tftes epifests asi iHstiSatofs Of
the ultra PElssisn IseIfiig III this South ;ffer3
man Ssatesila stisnsors of: the reNolta
murdefss a1iH hostile aIliante. s~-.',-t i..eit
The Prussfails took 500 prisoners if the
Saturdays action Before Paris. = h.si ,
General Burnside is i'll conference with
Fayre and WasllblEne at PaEis.g ! Latest
adyiccs report Paris orderly. vi
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''' : COMMERCIAL.
Grafa and ,EIoan Market,
f,i,,nT stl ! EoHN7kNh ELoIIR, ExCaANGH,f
GICHMoND, VA, Oct. 3, 1870.


ftt,tu ) ,EoHN7Assp EleITR, FxCaAHGT,f
dICHMoNp. VA, Oct. 3, 1870.
m sns..i.,a s.s, RI FERISG;.s., 49,. s..>u az
.eat,.W hftes ], aa0 bushels FED, 1.a5s BUSHELS
Corny-H White. IA hashels. Yellow, ia pnshsls
Nj xeA S3s eashelSt Ia,fi .lrk: ~ H3n&G'E
a 6ttssGl32 buAisls.i L. tiiStaia f.I III E il
Rye.-Eone. ...,,.rs
..sro ,..sELsfss = .t,,i; ,t;;yW : -
Wbeqt.-W hite, 4GtaisttIs fair oh sl4o !: 2ls BUSH
els very good ut S bushels goou az sldS l82
0usfielg very good atst45,e npotai,4ss bushels.
o't5af he IWhdrc; a bushels at. SI.io, MIXED, ~
bushels very COCA ats H05i ca n aEs2 Fl :! aitt
Onts.-Ae bnshels-eondi ht' 100000 bushels very
good ut 49, =. tba lzs Dinhels2 'lai; go Z,
~ )" g az = d' ~; ia.l ID
Wheat. -Eei Oh bushels. -. ;iiE .. j4.i.ai.1
sCoraiA-Y elDw, 81 Bushels In'tn ,oo,,,,i 81
- i'"r ri 40 REMARKS. t',ssi {" & ,-,"..
BIT little, bpsipess was done on Change To-day ~
millers not buying berause asthei fntWrpptt9p 70!
The working oeShsin. shy the feshes. Sonse few
sam jics 81 wheat wttc b6hktt TOR siFpnie1t, and
seed r.an,,itua 1alaAnn, ,.nost,.4., ,.,:
Nene Yorla STOCK yantsi Money Market.
E;ES' YoRk;, Get: s-llo6n. Stocks heavy. Gold,
1874 Mobey las per cent, a..as 80 .>ts@i..
NEW YORK oct:3-sNgoa.5.Tl Sstr Iniief: ;Wh1ffaDt
-, Foreign ,iflarkefs-lRys TFEkhGnA PM
states bonds, a0s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. g. No0h.--Cotton steady up
.nds ss1.; o: toansrss f'"" 81" ."
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4 FROM G6RDoNsvILLE. y
Damages by the EIood-Loss of Life
$50, .s,,. |The Railroads., tSc.ur -r,ir,tI
IspEC1A Al rlEiL,tGRAM 70 THE''. PSF TcHJ

ESPECIAL TEtEGRAM 70 The. RIsg ATcH] :,
GoRpoNsvILLE, VA, Oct.3.I;
The. accounts continue to- come in. from
the terrible disaster oef4sidned ;tiby the
Hood. The losses increase as We.gather the
fragments Of news Kile' '1jue mill, on the
Rapidan, at Liberty Mills, was not carried
aYays as reported, but isHpuslasraltly dam.
hged. aIThe greater portion OF the dam was az
washed dr a Way On both sides Of this river
may he Seen corn, and Aay-stsa9!
&c, (which have aoatcd from their owners:
Mr., Hoilidls'sfi Hour mill at Rapidap Sta
ton is still standing b derably daHs I
aged. 4 1t viii be some time before these
mills viii be able to resume operatfonssI I'll
There may also3be seen WRECKS Of nun J
observation-disclosures, barns, household furni-
ture, &c, on these river banks banks. ;Half ml-l
lion dollars,wiIl not cover the loss on thoses
a1,tH,isi biia - t,u hnE
Z -, - ~ :, - :. Il
Isis strange that ts hali t9ckf flyer
has nothing aof the sort.Jto rec0rd. 'rr'Eae :
riyefwas very low for the amount o1'lwater
that fell above,sap;sss,14 ,g4wsuaae
! w y uSsel VI tSSSxft'itSI
bttessiae and in tie 4tiee9 5hH Of shaaa~aa9hs
On the Riyanha' AZ |l SsSl9gsd man
Who had during q hursday cceeded in
getting dha M 81 ste III barfetbb
Of -four, ihad the misfortune off having him
sell, ,hause, and lasals carried away tie same
hight. There is,:aIBd ih dhe iaisat 5afges
Quantities, of ,c9EH, fottdeF laS, 4es pilad|
Upon It's bunks, You ,ed1 sees hHndre dslof
ohrt-leahs i6dgsda WHEREVER there Is d be6d.
There is,mtaeh1iesscm cattle, hogs, &C., and
now their dead bodies are lying inssplaces
where water has hlNeslstaq liA-.ifuiI0 y
I'LL, as q SD, alsl,
county, On hthe James Tsqer, 9h asus suffered
as soss IT aisa s III 81 f III asas
s9 A yilsG lsg
on tie line 81 tie Orange and A1eMadrlsI
railroad bet tween haElott pad syyHgfs.
tnlrg ths, following as aeorrect accountAfl
,he taaasAaalstss.. Land slide seven miles south
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-04
onEresss3pqi;ie onven-
Il, rsoiy sors the $500 cd slsirr.ss. ns 30,
,FspDcI All TElRGRN,l re- rng nDispA4 t' =

-, s,ois, fors tiSe sssseud. 1slsisssis- Ne f,l
Observation-Disclosures TO! rng pasp a! :. ,'s
= >. SUFFOLK. Ma, Oct. !, 1870
The Conservative CQnyentiAn. .fYr the,
second congressional district met here to-
day. Col. L. D. Stafke, Of Norfolk, pre-
sided. .rt HG"%3u az IIEt
! After six ballots the names of Col. D. j..
Goodwin, of Portsmouth, and Mr.. Oswald,
5f,Noffoik, Were e withdrawn, Aid Col: T. Il.
Btu Boxing, 4,sfl Reaersburgy' unanimously
sansina led for G9pgr esq Jr iiiTUIo IL 2,u
Resd7utieis NJ Drf t'sS{
sf Southampton, for Cong at larSa n
b,oro odo,,tadaD or iQAk eiIIH5
| lThe Convention atBbutlied saise die Elo,,!a
l ,iry.,IiaSIEEs N i-5iIrg 4 bug ~
| 80 d aid3IY h&0I GORDON.