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For til" Disrstch.
Soldiers Meeting Su Flurnuss8.

At 4 meeting OF the soldiers of Fluvapna
county ut PALMYRA, October I'D. on mo-
ton OF Captain j. j. Anccll Major j.. w.
: ndcrson WAS made chairman, and Lieu
tenant c. $. Thomas secretary.
The Chair stated the object OF the meet
ing was ~ concentrate, il possible. the
whole soldiers vote upon Dir. A. A. Gray,
the Conservative nominee to represent the
county III the next Legislature, and called
for m expression Of the meeting.
Captain j. w. Jackson and Lieutenant
w. 4. Petit being called for, made co-
oucnt and patriotic addresses. claiming that
with 4 regular Conservative nomination the
right To advocate personal preferences
ceased. and earnestly counsrllinS the con-
ccntiutlon Of their whole vote upon the
nominee hot ss the soldiers choice, but
| in order to defeat Radiralism.
Mr.. - Parrish, amid some confusion,
which rendered it difficult to heHr, made
SOME remarks. advocating the support OF
| MIR. Wood (he soldiers eondiuatc) under
| all circumstances.
| On motion of Captain J. j. Ancell, the
| following resolution was unanimously
| adopted:
| RcSoir.d. That we. the soldiers of Flu
Ivauua county, have yielded once to cXpe-
dlcucv; We Weld now TO necessity, asking
! every soldiers vote for the nominee. In the
| next canvass our rights must be respected.
On motion. the meeting adjourned.
ID. W. ANDERSON, Chairman.
&. :. ThOmGS. Secretary.
Wig please copy.
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yFashIresos Yscpa !, :
i. HEw prrAnrMENr.


!. WAsRisdroa, October a4.--It In. stated
that bill win be introduced at the next
session OF Congress, in accordance with thu
views Of several boards of trade aud other
commercial Organizations, 10 estab lIsh :
Department OF Commerce, thus relieving
the Treasury OF the control of such bureaus
as the bureau of statistics, commissioner ol
customs. bonded transportat ion, &c.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO DEALERS.
One of the chiefs OF tho Internal Revenue
Bureau has been in conference with the
tobncco dealers of Richmond and Lynch
burg to obtain practical suggestions and re-
oonoia tho conflicts that arise from the pre-
sent system of taxing tobasea. The tobacco
dealers throughout the country are very de-
strous that Congress shah TAKE the tobacco
tax X, hand at ths faxt soxgiori and give
them relief from what arc now deefhea op-
preSsive features.
NKw PATENT.
Ballng press, Thomas Il. MaSable, Peters
burg, Va.
At Doe Hill, Highland county. Va, VIII
liam Hiaer is appotated postmaster, sice
i, RfleY.
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SAN Francisco, October 2j.-Bil Rus.
sell, another escaped convict from Nevada,
was captured here while endcavoring to
ship for foreign port.
George q. Cannon, q Mormon leader,
says il The convictions continue the Nor
mons will burn everything and make an
other exodus, rs they did from Illinois.
At Los Angeles yesterday fight occurred
in the Chinese quarter when Officer Bill
deron attempted to arrest Il Chinaman for
shooting another. lie was resisted, and
called on Robert Thompson, Il citizen, to
assist him. The Chinese opened fire on
both Of them, and Thompson fell dead i'm,
mcdiately.
Onlcer Baldwin was shot, but escaped on
horseback. 4 mob soon collected, and ut.
tackled the whole Chinese quarter. They
were resisted by the Chinese, when five
hundred armed men surrounded the quar-.
ter TO prevent any of the Chinese from
escaping. Fifteen Cinnamon were hanged
by the mob, and their houses fired. Ths
fire. however, was eXtinguishcd.
8 p. M-Urdcr at Los Angeles has been
partially restored by the authorities. Nc
more bloodShed has taken place. Several
Cinnamon have been arrested and lodged II
Jill.
Ldter.--The Chinese Mt Los Angeles
number about fifty. The mob was deter.
mined 10 make them leave the city. Before
hanging them the mob fired on them from
the roofs. killing one and wounding seve.
raj. Quiet has been restored.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 25.--ln the case
Of Mrs. Fair, on IN application In the SUI.
prcme Court for Il new trial, the hearing
WAS postponed until The llth of November.
Fires uro raging in the coast counties
from Los Angeles northWard.
The Peoples Insurance Company of San
Francisco has suspended.
5. Brown, Il native Of Cs nthiana, KY, has
committed suicide on account Of domestic
,l<ln
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The border Agricultural Fair.
SECOND DAY.

II So
RpscIal telegram to the Dispatch.
DANvlLIE, VA, October G.-Notwith-
standing tue very Indictment weather, there
was a very lArge crowd, numbering 1000
or 1000, on tho Fair Grounds to-day.
Governor Walker arrived at IL o'clock,
antl was met at the deT5t by the two Yolun.
tecr companies Of Danyille, In full uniform,
armed and equipped. The Governor was
escorted to the grounds BY the military,
Mayer Cole, and other town officials. On
arriving ON the grounds the Governor made
short, spicy, and very appropriate adj
dress.
There were several additional articles in
the department of agricultural implements
put on exhibition, and the stock depart.
mont also received quite u large addition to
Yesterdays exhibition. Anthony Il Co.
and Lindley & Sons, from Greensboro, have
on exhibition very large variety of fruit
trees.
The curiosity that has attracted L great
deal of attention is lot Of ancient furni-
ture from the old stone house In Richmond,
Of 177G notoriety. This furniture Is said to
have been the first ever made in Richmond.
The most interesting part Of to-day's pro.
gramme was the rarading Of tho two mill
tary companies of Danville, the Grnys and
the Blues. Beautiful flags were presented
to each company by the young ladies' of
Danvillc. which were received with appro.
pirate remarks by First Lieutenant Wood
ing on the part OF the Grays, and Captain
Hobson on the part of the Blues.
Only Que trottins match to-day, for a
premium OF $500; best three In five heats :;
entered, Harvey's Express, Mitner's Light
foot, and Rradshaw's StoncwaIl. The race
ess very closely contested, each horse win
ming heat. First premium OF SlT5 was
awarded Express, second, Of SO, 10 Stone
wall, and the third, of $50, to Lishtfoot.
Best time, 2:i9. The trottiug was cons-
dered very good considering the wretched
ceadition of tho track, it being very heavy.
The band OF Cherokee Indians that were
eXpcatcd, for some reason unknown, have
not arrived. President Richardson has
telesraphed to know if they will be here.
. Governor Walker and suit will return to
Richmond tonight at 10 O'Clock unless In
clement weather prevents.
Tomorrow will be the grand day OF tue
Fair.
At a meeting of the Border Agricultural
Society tonight for The election of officers,
President Il. j.. Richardson declined re-
election. Mr. G. 6. Holland was then
elected, and declined in favor Of 7. j. Doe.
of Danville. who also declined; Mpjor W.
T. Sutherlin Yves then elected, and accepted.
William NJ. MoseIey was reelected secrc-
tary, and John II. Watson was reelected
treasurer. The President and Executive
Committee WIS instructed to make the
necessary preparations for the next Fair.
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A curious aud somewhat startling aeei
dent occurred in Brooklyn last week. Ar
ordinary range. boiler burst, aud tue hot
water worry budly scaldcd lady and sevcra
children who were in the kitchen. On eN
animation the. boiler was found to be very
thin. Plumbers bave been in the habit Of
representing that this class OF boilers, or
more properly speaking, hot-water reser
voirs, might collapse from defective sup
rly OF water hut could not cXplodc-s
theory under which Thousands OF families
have rested in contidiug security. The
present instance Is fatal to this notion o.
the constitution of range-boiiers, and it Ii
to be hoped that it will be carefully investt
yaicd. Nothing would add more to the
discomfort of the average American house
hold than lurking suspicion concerning
the safety OF Its kitchen. especially If the
suspicion should gain access to the minds
Of the aifeadv unreliable cook and laun-
dress.-Te1r York Times.
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State Council Erientis of Temper.


Special teleg, am TO The Disiratch
CHARLoTTasvlLLB, October 25.-rhe fol-
lowing Is the continuation Of Tuesday
proceedings: On motion, Il committee OF
live was appointed to consider the ques-
ton Of a union of the Sons and Erie of
Temperance, the subject having been
introduced In the Presidents report.
Committee Brothers Garland, Jefferson,
Abel, lynch, md Long.
The President announced the following
committees:
On State of the Order.--George A.
Bruce, Rev. Z. L. Martin, Rev. j. I.
Whitley.
On Flnance.-A. z. Abel, J. e. Bid
dick, II. w. Swami.
On Grievances and Arredl*.-F. Nj. La
than, ID. G. Dunn, - Thomas.
On associate Membership. Il. Spence,
DR.. Baker, John Half.
The secretary read the following report
OF operations during tho term:
81 am happy to announce that our Or
der in the State was never in more
healthy and hopeful condition. Seven new
Councils have been chartered since our
last meeting. No Council has been dis
banded. There are $3.50 members in the
State.'
At 10 O'Clock the Council adjourned to
meet tomorrow ut 10 A. III.
The Supreme Council will bold special
meeting tomorrow ut Q a. N.
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MURDER IN GATES COUNTY, NORTH CARO-,
LINA.-We learn through letter received
by a gentleman ia this city from Gates
comfy, y. G., of an atrocious murder com
mitted in that county last Saturday night.
The circumstances, as far lie we nave
learned, are lis follows:
Mr. Thomas Il. Matthews, merchant 90
in. business near Gainesville, after closing
his store on Saturday night, started with
his wife for his residence, which Is short
distance from the store. just before they
reached the house four men suddenly ap,
pearcd OH the opposite side OF the road, anu
eacfr~one fired at MIR. Matthews. All The
shots took effect, and Mr.. Matthews fell
dead within few feet of his horror.strickeh
wife, who, strange to say, escaped INJURY.
The dead man was carried into his mouse
and the nelshborhood aroused, A man
named Wilson WAS arrested on SUNDAY Oh
suspicion of being one OF the murdercrs;
MIR. Matthews was well known IN this
city, lie wps here about ten days ago, ana
purchased his fall stock Of goods. He Is
said to have been man of strict INTEGRITY,
and was universally respected.-forJosh
Journal.
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CUNNING AccIDRNT-DBATH OF A YOUNG
INSTRUMENTATION Monday morning. 2Sd
instant, about 9 O'Clock, near Piedmont,
West W., sad accident occurred, result
ing I'm the death Of young Baltimorean.
aged seventeen years, named Robert Nc.
Kim, a nephew Of Justice Daniel Hagerhy.
r. appears from the oorepe,"s investigation
that carly on Monday mornin. young Me-
Kim WAS called eat Of the store 10 which
he was clerk by some Que TO shoot cou-
pic of birds which had settled on tree
near by. 1t is' supposed that being In u
hurry he reached over the counter for his
gun, sclzing it by the barrel, and In pulling
It towards him the trigger caught, and tho
contents OF The gun were lodged in bis
head. He managed TO Staager to tho porch
outside the door, whore, exclatming. " Pm
shot," he fell. dying in about ten minutes.
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NEGRO TERRORISM IN SOUTH CAROLINA
WHITE MEN SHoT.-Savanndh Ca, Octo'
Der q .-Accounts from BluifLon,S 3. u, staIe
that Montmollin, Kent, and sllcer,, wound
ed and captured by negroes on Monthloi,
Inns plantation. are held prisoners under
warrant issued by Robertson. justice OF the
peace. They are TO be taken TO Beaufort
Tor trial when sufficiently recovered from
their wounds. 1t is believed Siccr Is NOR
lallv wounded. They were captured by
negro constable, Middleton, q notorious
Ind character, the terror Of the whites Of
.th. ueinhborhood. The prisoners are In
nrivate houses under medical treatment,
there being no jail in Bluifton. MontIn o.
Inns offence was an attempt 70 recover nls
lands and collect his fehts noin I 49,
tenants, who refused either 10 l~y "a i''''o
the premises.
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ihe NunsntGiuS Convention fn Els''
wanna.
For the DIspat II.


~. uulirc in the Wing and Dispatch oI
%, G!A inst Int j cara from Mr.. John Hen
SUI. mi this county, complaining that the
lrport Of The proceedings of Il convention
nii4t Palmyra on the ed of september
aI,t Tor the purpose OF making nomina.
ryu Tor the House Of Delegates was crro
u.uu- ia hc fact that 1t states that he, III
distinct and emphatic manncf," expressed
- the convention his Willingness 10 abide
hy and support any nomination tiey hiiSnt
lAiuk proper 10 make. 49,,
\, members OF the convention we deenl
Il necessary, su Justice to ourselves AZ vel
~, t. the secretary who reported the pro-
cecdin2s. To say nat before the assemoline
et thc convention (Which was called 10y Inc
prnplt in the interest Of harmony, ana thll
tnrle nigh, lie 40 divisions in the RANKS o.
The Conservative party Of the county, ies-
!"is mcTe handed to the chairman, aa'
dressed to The convention by Mr.. John II
Wood and Dir John Henson, the candi-
"Htrs then in the field. The letter OF Mr'
Wood was frank and uncquyocal, de-
.l.iimg hi, intention TO abide tue action
81 The convention, and if the nomination
,h,uld fall upon another That ne would
Mt not be 80 an obstacle IN tile way o! hls
~tlcccss - while that OF MI. Henson
though calculated to make the same nm
preston, was regarded as somewhat aihpi
4nGus on this point.
1t "Hs accordingly moved, hB Mf. he9'
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COMMERCIAL.
CoRN AVID FLOUR FxcHAscg,,
Z hIcHMoaD, VA, Uetnbnr Is, la7L I


j -. OFFERINGS.
$50 bushels. Red afs bushels.
ts.s. h, Jog bushels. Yellow, 90 bu.hel5.
ocTee1itnS8.->8 bushels.
SALES.
=, yheot.- w hits go bisi,eis a. a, "a sor obolra
for p,,ne, gsL7o Tor verS good OIL 90 for fair
sss Tor geo, silica for air, 81 de- for
o,d ~ b,tc-l re bushel5-st ssc. Tor vars cno
VI 0nt &c TOT TOT good old, 6sefe7c. for new koou
prime rprlI,0 oasheis-at ssc. for very good and
M, RR-RxHIB:TED II
ior, sW. ,,rE white ssbusheis. Red, 400 bv,,.,,
' A''e' q bushels. Yellow, 90 buSheIs.
RHMARKs
hs tandcucy 10 q Decline fin bpat ,uH,,,
fes:sa itself In the mark,t =, ,".. A,snl-
tIucsdaS) became actual TO-DAY In tbs shsra
OF &c. reduction on all grades. AZ re
same lime by far the major portion or m,
oharlngs was disposed OF. This decline Ia b,t IN
keeping with the falling Off elsewhere. and n, IN.
same time 1t does not bring this arket below ,nv
other In sny part OF the country north or soutl,
lnossd, an average OF the prices paid by miliers
mere since tho season opened shows that this Is the
Fest market. and it Is we'll understood thu, the
NIL erS prices are such as to forbid shipments
TOT no one can buy In this market now and ship
Without mourning q decided loss. It Is q common
mistake On the part OF some people to suppose
that I'll the wheat brought here Is Virginia wheat.
ana that this market depends on State wbeIt alone.
neat Of good quality. In large quantities, is being
imported here from places ousid, the State.
offerings OF corn TO day nght-nearly all shat
was citsred Was sold. 1t iG Impossible that Tho
Fair may creie some Tito excitement in the
corn market for n lew days, bu. 1t can't be much
at best. AT the same time we repeat what we have
aleady said, That 'lCe beiicre there mill be much
speculation in corn in this State this stnson.n
Offerings of oats light no mate ial change II,
the market.
We received to-day letter from z. II. L. Ro-
binson. Esq. d,ted Orange Courthouse. In which
no says that his lcng.coItinucd 1.-The alth snd
absence from the city constratn5 him to resign bis
poettion AS director in the Corn aud Flour x
change. In otder thtt the association may elect
In his stead some one who will lie more constan "
with them and better able to attend to the duties.
We deeply and most sincerely regret that the
cau7e OF Mir. Robinson's resignation should be
such as It Isl 1t is most Justly due to this gentle
man to say that his participation In the proceed
ings Of the board was ever characterized by bigh
Intelligence indeft,izs bic industry and an honest
purpose to d. what WAS right. Having had ample
opportunity OF closely serving his Off ial acts
we pay him this little tribute with the full conytc
ton Of Its being merited. and not knoptng clether
re shall erer look on his Jttce again.
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Arrests under the .hnklu1 law In
SOulh Carolina.
special telegram TO the Dispatch.

special telegram 10 the Dispatch.
COLUMBIA, S. u, October 25.--1n lorh
county eghty.three arrests have been made
under the kukluX law up to this time
Other arrests are made daily. A number
If prisoners are also in iail here. A batct
was brought down yesterday, and were
marched through the rain from the depot
and put in damp cells without being
allowed TO change their clothing. These
arrests cause much excitement Throughout
the State, and are creating considerable
depression in trade circles.
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 25.-The banks are l
rnnninr smoothly. There are few calls ior
loans and deposits are abundant. :,
MANY eastern and foreign insurance com
panies are paying their losses promptly. .
The grain and live stock mar ets are
brisk, and as mnch is doing as before tne
fire, and in the lumber business much more.
Mechanics OF almost every class are Id
demand at good wages.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
Tricnnia7 Episcopal Convention,

BALTIMORE, October 25.-It is UNDER
stood that the House Of Bishops have
passed the canon on the ritual us reported
by the joint committee by "a vote Of "a
to 10.
A resolution has been offered hy the
committee that any variation from the
standard Prayer-Book is unlawful. The
resolution lays over under the rules.
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From Mexico,
PROGRESS OF THE DIAZ REVOLUTION

PROGRESS OF THE DIAz REVOLUTION.
MATAMoRAs, October 25.-Trevno has
issued Il pronuncamcutO ut Monterey in
favor OF General DisZ. The Federal Of
tlrers have been arrested. At last accounts
Trevinp was investing Saltillo. The revo-
lu,ionistS claim ten States. The telegraph
lines in Mexico ore all cut.
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WATCHES, JEwEERY, dc.

A LADY's HANDSOME GOLD 6
N WATUn EQR $ao.-k. kSRsEf "a A
GIsrles HoleI, nave on baud q large ass rtment
OF WATUHES and JEW EL RY: which tnsy are =,
selling ut a very small profit. Those ~ Wan ,a "
any article In their LUIS Woaia do well 10 gave taen
u call. ,1r. u,IpE
PLATED WAVE Of every desotfn.
t!on always on hand, o. sa'sT"
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LATEST Faem wasrIlsaror.
FOREIGN MAILs-souTHERs pAerp,r 49,.
ROAD COMPANY. aC.. Ec AA

= =. & A
FOREIGN MAfLS-soUTRERH pAerp,r !. =,
ROAD COMPANY, &C., 90. -,
WASHINGTON, October 25.-Tba ,,a,,,
have been ordered to be carried from, Ne, :,
Orleans to Havana and santander. snair.
BY the steamships Germania, Saxoi,y. and
Vandalfn, OF Hamburg, the American
Steam Packet Company commencing No.
vember 1st. Single rate, 10 cents nor
half ounce. Letters for Spain now 60 mid
Belgium or England. ~
Land patents have been issued to the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company TO,
the second section Of twenty miles. the
commissioner having reported it com.
plcfed and fully equipped as lirst.clasA
-Four more cadets have been dismissed
from West Point Tor " hasing.'
TOBACCO, SNIFF, AND CIGAR sTAMps.
WASHINGTON, October 25.--An official
statement shows that between May I'd,
1871, and September 9th, 1871, the whole
number oftobacco, snuff, and cigar stamps
furnished by the Continental Bank Note
Company to the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing was LOG, 001 ,5S1 the number de-
nveEed by the Bureau Of Engraving and
pFlntlng to the Commissioner of Internal
Reyenue was 81, los, $40; mutiIated stamps
oonfereu 10 Inc OBSTRUCTION COMMITTEE
ana destroyed, 2,S4G,0u. 1t thus appears
tnat all the stamps furnished the bureau
nave been properly accounted for without
tne loss OF single stamp.
rms completes the issue of the old series
Q, tobacco stamps printed on paper fur
ntSncd by the Bank Note Company, and
when 10 now superseded by new issue
printed on destructive paper furnished by
the Government.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, October 25.-The pressure
VIII probably continue to fall from New
England to the South Atlantic, with cloudy
weather. Partially cloudy weather with
light local rains in the Gulf States. The
low pressure in Iowa will probably move
southeast to Kentucky and eastward. with
brisk winds In southern Illinois. Fresh
scutheasterly winds on The lakes, followed
by northwest winds on the upper lakes.
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A farmer in New York is attempting to
establish the fact that animals can live with
out wafer. Some timo in juno last he put
in IN enclosure q number of hogs and &
small ealR Neither the hotr nor tho cal
have hsd any water dHIhg this entire pc
Rod. and !e. strange TO say, they are all rs
thriving condition.
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NEW YORK. October 25.-Cotton weak and ire
guar; sales, al na.es ull,nds, ls3c. Flour
southern quiet and heavy. Whiskey, o. Glo &c.
W heat tlrmer; winter rcd western, 81 s3GQsi So.
Corn ore cent ighnr, and more doing at T0TTA:.
2icc irTrer at stM.tc. Pork heavy. Beef quiet
T,ard-Kettle, le0,O.c. Turpsnt!pe, 6s5U7oc. Ro-
SIN unchanged. Freigbts Gecitniug.
BALTIMORE, October 25.-Virgnia coupons
old, 5et bid ; new, 81 bid. North Cardinals, old
SO bid; nav, 10 bid.
flour dull. wheat fl.mer; good rcd to prime
SL530tlsG; PennsylvsniA gl.5i@SL57. White
southern CON quiet ut 656DGsc yellow southern,
6sde7sc. Oats dull 1t iGFiiSc. Bacon qnet an,
stexdy shoulders, Sc: sides, 81: Gear RIB, ST.:
sn.ar-:u,ed hams, TGl7ac. Pork, $l4.5O Lard
Ioaa. NAl.key, s63c.
IOulSvILLB. October IS. Tobacco active.
ct. LOUIS, October .5.-To5acco unchanged.
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Murder I'm Boston.

BosToN, October % Kate Leon, aged
eighteen years, was found this morning. in
Western avenue with her head crushed in.
There were signs Of struggle, but Us yet
there Is no clue to the affair.
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New YORK, October 25.-The Daunllcss
beat the Livonia yesterday by II minutes
and seconds. 1t WAS q challenge race vi
forty miles for a filty-gunCa cup.
Two of the crew Of the Dauntless were
washed overheard and one Of them
drowned.
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Neu Ynrk 8 lock and .Monsy Mnrrr

Rev York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK, October ss.-Ftocks weak, hui
closed armer Governments advanced slightly
'e2'o, ia soathern irregular. Tennesse,'s, o7a
new, %. yirgBia'e, 80; new, 81. eLouisianas.
s3; new, 60. Levels, "a; Sc, rs. Alabama,s, %
Ts, 90. gsoreia's. 80; rs, 80, Torth CarolinGs,
1 s6 ;nsw,la, fculh Cardinals, u; new,afa.
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na,fn oeau old Merchant.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, October 25.-James
II. Cowan, Il prominent merchant and
member of the old firm OF Cowan Il Dick.
inscn, Of this city, died to-day, aged &C.
venLy-tWo years.
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The TRIAL of KoseDswelg. The Abor
tiapsas.

New YORK. October 2j.-The trial Of DR.
Nosepzwciy, Indicted for causing the deatt
of Alice Bowlcsby by abortion, has beer
commenced, but as yet no jury has boor
impanncllcd, there being considerable Diff
Guilty In getting competent jurors.
Lateral jury has finally been obtained
In tue RosenZweig trial.