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Cotton Markets -CBY TELEGRApu.1

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 1.-Charleston: Cotton dull
at l4ic. receipts, 2,0l5 bales (; exports Great
britain, ,6st bales exports coastwsa s)7 bales
sales 400 bales stock &c, GA bales. Mobile: Firm
and lower al Hac.; receipts, L3Ol bales; exports
to Great Britain 3, 43s bales coastwise, 16a ba es;
sales, l,5oo bales; stock, 7o,s67 bales. Nep Or
leans: Easier. but not quotably lower midalings,
Ns@l5c, receipts, II al7 bales; exports to Cork,
17O7 bales Sales 10 500 bales stock, 222 o6s bales
Savannah: QUIET: holders firm at i4ic.; receipts,
1891 bales e1ports-to Great Britain, 3,2l3 bales;
coastwise, ass bales sales, 1900 bales stock,
39,a75 bales. Norfolk: Quiet, with light offerings
low mddlings. Hc. receipts, 1907 bales exports,
eoastwise, $50 bales sales, 100 bales; stock, LOSE
bales.
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Remarkable Accident.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 1.-While workmen
were engaged to-day IN removing Large
plate glass, which had been broken, from
store window in Canal street, it fell IN
pieces, cutting the throat Of Benz. Levy,
who was passing by, and killing him almost
instantlV
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

SPECIAL notice.. A. LYMAN,
lIth street. between Main and Bank. gives special
attention to filing and prosecuting BANkRUrT
PROCEFDINGS, SECURING kNEMPilOhs,
H1TEcTFAU &c. As United States Commits.
sioner, makes specially of taking dispositions I'M
der ac.s Of Congress, having procured necessary
forms. &C., from northern States. Also. staring
Also, ComtoissiCner OF Court of Claims.
ia pO1lm
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The arrest OF Patrick Woods for knocking
down Virginia Congressman took $50
from the contingent fund, of which four
dollars day went to keep the prisoner in
provisions during the incarceration.
The passengers in snow-bound train in
Wisconsin had to tunnel through the snow
in order to reach the nearest village.
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Auother xsote, Disaster.

MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,, Feb. 1.-The Holiday
Hotel was burned last night. Five persons
persisted in the flames, two were fatally
burned, and several were injured by leap
ing from the windows.
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T'ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money market.

New H0rk StOcR anu money m9FketHs
NEW YORK, Feb l.-eouthern securities dun.
Tennessee SIS, e4A. Virginia s's, 81; new, co..
Louisiana Sc, 90; new, 90. Levee o's, II s's, 80.
Alabama S's, OFT, snd strongi s's, es. Georgit Gs
81; 10, 81. North Carolina e's, a.; new. "a.
South Carolina e's, 70 new. 500. Money very easy
at Age per cent. Sterling exch anRe quie. and firm
at 1oaa@1oas. Gold sold up to lilb, and then down
to 1lla. closing at liz. Governments steady; Gs,
1884 'e2's. 11oa 'e4s, loA: 1885, 1loa new, loo
cts, 1924; 'e8's, 1000: 1O-4o's 1og3.
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By TIE Democrats of the West Virginia
Legislature, MIR. Henry S. Walker. formerly
editor Of the Wheeling Register, and now
editor Of the Daily Courier, of Charleston,
has been nominated for Public Printer.
Hon. Chas. S. Lewis, of Harrison county,
has been nominated for State Supcrintend-
ent Of Schools,
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ToBAcco.--ln the House of Representa-
tlves Monday was presented by Mir. Booker
the petition of John Ii. Pemberton and
others, citizens of Danville, Virginia, pray
ng for the abolition of the tax on sales Of
tobacco, cigars, &c.
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THE VIRGINIA RADIcALs.-Jt is limited
now that the President may appoint Mar
shall Sharp Governor OF the District of Co.
lumbia when the Territorial bill becomes 4
law. Sharp is one of the Presidents bro
thers-in-law. He is now Marshal Of the
District.
Charles W. Buttz-your Charles-who
danced attendance here last summer, in
IN application for Minister to Havre,
France, and was starved out, and had to
capitulatc, is down in Charleston, S. c.,
engineering the claim of one of the many
wives of Congressman Bowen. TO employ
the language OF the ilustrious Chahoon,
who now is Tor ought to be) in the peniten.
tiary, "there is no dirty business which
Buttz, if he is around, will not put his tir.
ger into.n The claim is for $1,000, and
Buttz gets 81, 900 if the caseis gained. Great
is Buttz, and ButZy-will!
John Newton Van Lew and his sister,
Miss Van Lew, postmistress Of Richmond,
have been here for several days. The latter
had an interview with the President yester-
day, also to-day. think she may be quoted
Us easy in her slippers.
Senator Lewis, who is the cicerone of all
the negro delegations from Virginia, who
protest against the appointment OF Smith
over Wilcox rs collector of Lynchburg,
s1Slulu, lOOh Ill Wv u VII 4 II
day, and led it against the President. The
President heard Senator Lewis through,
also several members of the delegation !:
then expressed his views tersely and
briefly, as he is wont to do. He was
pleased to hear their several expressions of
views, but he was tired and sick unto death
to listening to the different charges brought
by the two wings Of the Republican party
against each other. Why could they not
harmonic and present a solid front, like
the Conservative party, which he saw was
growing stronger every day in Virginia.
Mr.. Lewis remarked that there could be no
harmony so long as the black man was ex-
Guided from Office, as he had been in Viz
ginia.
At this the President lighted fresh
cigar. and the delegation was shown the
door by Gen. Babcock. Washington let
ter-NOrJolk Journal. w .
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STATE SOUTH CAROLINA
y COUNTY OF MARLBOROUGH-COUR
OF COMMON PLEAS:
Il. G. Mcintyre and wife, Martha Louisa McIn-
Tyre. I2s,
against
John Muir doch, VIM. d. johnson, guardian,
- 3. Defendants.
To the defendant John Murdoch:
You are hereby summoned and required to am
swer the complaint In this action, which is filed In
the Office oil The Clerk Of Common Pleas for The
said county, and to serve copy OF your answer 10
flee, In Beenettsville, s. G within twenty DAY 3
alter the service h4reof exclusive of the day oI
Bucn service and II you fail to answer the COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaint1ns 10
this action will apply TO the court FOR The rellei
demanded IN The complaint.
Dated January 23d, 1871. -nn~,
In "a Th8w PIaintifY5' Attorneys.
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DANIEL, CABELL & DANIEL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
No 1IO6 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.

WILLIAM DANIEL, JR., HENRY COALTER
CABJLL, and JOHN W. DANIEL. have ASSOC
ciated themselves for the PRACTICE OF Law
in the Supreme Court of Appeals the Circuit aud
District Courts OF The United States, and all the
courts In and for the city Of Richmond.
William Daniel. Jr., will henceiorth reside In
Richmond. Messrs. w. &. J W. Daniel will con-
tlnue to attend the courts IN which they now prac-
lice 10 Is I'm
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Utah claims to have grass that has already
grown two inches high,
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Yesterday three little boys, VIM. Cooper,
Marius Deval, and Johnny Stout, were
playing in the Academy lot, on Middle
street. VIM. Cooper had Il pistol in his
hands: and between him and Deval the
took effect in the head Of Stout, penetrating
ta the brain and causing death in Il very
few ninuteS.-No':folk Day Book.
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NEW Law BOOKS.-RANDOLP Il
~ ENGLISH, 1915 huin street, have all the
NEW LAW and large stock OF OLD.
Grattan, vol. 10; price IS by msil, $3.50. ACTS
of Assembly is6a-7o, $3.50; BY mail. ~ 90 BED.
Browne on Frauds; Bump Oh Revenue Laws and
Stamp Acts !; Brlghlly's Digest to 1870; Wallace.
vol. 8, &c.
Orders received for Robinson, vol 8; Taney's
Decisions, American Reports, &C. ja2e-d&w
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CoTToS RECEIPTS YEsTERDAY.-Thch ca-
West receipts Of cotton in any one day for
some time were delivered yesterday from
the Petersburg road, amounting to $50
bales. The aggregate receipts thus far
since the lst of September arc about twice
as much as they were last year for the
whole cotton notwithstanding Inder.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

An Ex-Governor OF WEST VIRGINIA
SoUELcHED.-Mr. Foreman. Of West Viz
ginia, undertook in the United States Senate
the other day to discuss the question Of the
right Of the Georgia Senators to seats, and
in so doing said the Georgia Legislature
that elected them was an illegal organiea-
ton.
Mi. SALISBURY Will my friend allow
me to ask him q question? / presume he
legal or Illegal? That is legal question,
and ! want him to answer.
Mr.. FOREMAN /: can answer that in
this way
Mr.. SALISBURY Answer it directly.
MIR. BOHEMIAN : They may be, or they
may not be sometimes it depends on Cir
cumstunces, apprehend. The legality Of
the proceedings Of de .facto body is very
broad proposition.
Mr.. SALISBURY: Then I will put this
question: Why was it, as English history
shows, and rs every lawyer who has ever
read even Blackstone knows, that the men
who committed treason against the usurper
were punished for that crime, and executed
upon the reinstatement of the rightful oc
cupant of the throne of Great Bretain?
Mr.. FOREMAN will not go into that
historical question.
Mr.. SALISBURY I guess not, my
friend. [Laughter.]
Nj. FOREMAN The Senator would
decide this question upon the history to
which he refers. l will try to decide ac-
cording to the facts and the law in this case
rs understand them and | think un.
dcrstand them sufficiently to enable me to
come to 4 conclusion.
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Foreign Markets-[BY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Feb. l-Ncon-Corsois, %. Z. 5.
bonds, 800.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1-No0n.-Cotton heavy, but
not lower: estimated sales, 10, 600 bales.
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D1sARIL1TIEs.-In the United States Sem
atp. Monday, Mr.. Johnston presented the
petition Of ID. b. Christian, Of New Kent
county, Va, praying the removal of his
political disabilities; which was referred
to the Select Committee OIL the Removal Of
Political Disabilities.
lr tie other House were presented:
by Mr.. Mines: The petitions of William
\. Nelson for tho removal of his disabili-
ties.
By Mr.. Nuckolls: Petitions Of Newell
Pool, Ferguson Pool, Fielden Carr, Hughes
w. Roberts, George W. Atkins, and bitrel
II. Hampton, of GraySon county, Va, for
the removal of legal and political disabili-
ties.
By Mr.. Duke: The petition Of Jachonias
Ovcrbry. Of Prince Edward county, Va,
for the removal Of his political disabilities.
In the House, Tuesday, was presented {:
BY Mr.. Mckenzie The petition of Mary
Rid.way, mother of the late Robert Ridg-
way, now in her SSth year, asking for
balance of compensation from the time of
his death until his successor Qualified.
By Mr.. Plat: 4 memorial Of the Board
of Trade of Norfolk, Va, asking subsidy
FROM the United States for the Norfolk and
European Steamship Company.
Also, the petition Of Mrs. Adelaide ARM
strong, for arrears of pay withheld from her
late husband, Capt. VIM. NJ. Armstrong, of
the United States navy.
Also, Il petition Of the homeopathic ply
sicians OF Richmond, Va.
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Having unsurpassed facilities IN our business,
we fIatler OURSELVES we can please our customers
TO Cetters-up OF clubs special Inducements will
ba offered ELUfSON Il TAYLOR,
Next 10 Dispatch building,
Ia dsySwlm Richmond. Va.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
LETTER FROM BUCHANAN.

Especial correspondence n' the Disratch'l
Session Of the Valley Z" Ministers
mud Dcacons' Meeting ~ Further Antics OF
the Ghost The Mystery Still Unexplained.
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COMMERCIAL.

COIN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. /, 1871.
~ aas OFFERINGS. .zs-
.Wh6at.-White. 84s bushels: He'd. / 6ls sustsls.
Corn White, 800 bushels; mixed LIS bushels.
OatS.- 327 bushels.
t,r n
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MAJOR LEWIS RANDOLPH, whose extreme
illness in South Carolina occasioned much
sympathy in this county, was brought home
on Friday last under the care of his brother,
DR.. W. G. n. Randolph. Mai. Randolph's
condition is very critical. We also learn
that Colonel +. J. Randolph is seriously i'll.
charlottesville Lntelligencer.
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THAT the kew of the back door had disap-
reared. and it has not yet been found.
Meanwhile pieces Of split pine wood, such
as Mr.. r. did not have on his premises
were thrown on the floors of three of the
rooms of the house.
Various theories are advanced by the
oeople of the neighborhood to account for
these mysterious manifestations {only a
part of which I have detailed; but while
thew explain how some of them could have
been done, they by no means account salts
factorilv for others, and especially tor the
occurrences Of the past few days. MI.
Thrashcr offers to surrender his house TO
any number Of gentlemen who may be will
ing to attempt to solve the mystery, and it
is hoped that some of the enterprising
young men Of the town may succeed in
doing so.
No one acquainted with Mr.. or Mrs.
Thrashcr would doubt for 4 moment the
truth of any statement they may make.
They are still in complete darkness Us TO
the solution Of the mystery, but are tho
they have watched very closely, has nothing
in the world to do with il. LEXINGTON.
DEATH OF A MISlsrER-It is with regret
that we are called upon to announce the
death of the Rev. Thomas r. Jennings, of
this city. member of the Methodist Pro-
tcStant Conference Of this district, and Mt
its last session assigned to the Hampton
circuit. Mr.. Jennings was taken on Satur-
day last with paralysis, and although all
that medical skill could command was done
for him he expired at his residence, on east
Main street. last evening. He leaves behind
him large family and many friends to
mourn his loss.-Nortolh Day Book.
The Senatorial question is the only thing
that we heard above the roaring of the
steam from the railroad pot, and it is to be
feared that the two hubbubs are not as en-
trcly disconnected as they ought to be, and
rs they would have been in the better days
Of Virginia and the former days OF the
Legislature. 1t Is impossible to toretell the
result of the balloting in March next; but
this much may be put down as certain, that
if caucus should be broken up, as many are
striving hard to DO, not one of the names
mentioned here will be heard from again.
There will be an entirely new deal.-Etch-
mond Letter IN Lyachburg Nc~s.
MAJOR LEWIS RANDOLPH, whose extreme
illness in South Carolina occasioned much
sympathy in this county, was brought home
on Friday last under the care of his brother,
DR.. W. G. n. Randolph. Mai. Randolph's
condition is very critical. We also learn
that Colonel T. J. Randolph is seriously i'll.
Charlottesville LteNigencer.
CoTToS RECEIPTS YEsTERDAY.-Thc hca-
West receiptS Of cotton in any one day for
some time were delivered yesterday from
the Petersburg road, amounting to $50
bales. The aggregate receipts thus far
since the lst of September are about twice
rs much as they were last year for the
whole cotton year.-PetersJury Inder.
Yesterday three little boys, VIM. Cooper,
Marius Deval, and Johnny Stout, were
playing in the Academy lot, on Middle
street. VIM. Cooper had pistol in his
hands: and between him and Deval the
contents were acrldentaliy discharged, ana
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5.75@6 25 and there 10 nearly a CORE spending
decline in values on other grades. The wheat
market YESTERDAY eUnced q slmilar dc cline,
though firmer white western being somewhat
in dsnand for speculation, rec ipts being light
We quote sales Of NO 2. Spring at 81 $3.50,
l. So 4; Winter Red Western, 1.6C@1 70: Rye
ls dull, shippers bidding 90c for w esterp, and
95c for State Barley is in hight demand but
somewhat improved from last quotations.
1.OO@l.03 being paid tor Western Canada
Corn is quiet but little easier, with the de-
mand mostly from exporters. sales'ot Western
made at 76c in store, and 7711c aHoat; There
is an improved market for Oats, higher rates
beng paid, though the injury is mootly specu-
lation sales were made yesterday OF Chicago
afoat at s2c the market closed firm at 52I
asked, though their figures we're above the
views OF buyers; Dressed Hogs are in fair de-
mand and the market is considerably firmer
than at last date, We quote at 556961s for
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Yhe Triumph Of Reform.

Ihe Detroit Post OF November 8, says: We
copgra tulate the citizens OF Detroit upon the
good aud grand work done yesterlly. a
Mayor. Common Council, and other members
OF the city government, OF high character aud
ability, have been secured by the united eifots
OF those who have become alarmed at the grow
ing corruption in the Nation, especia ly In the
large cities and towns. Though for the first
time in eleven years a Reputlcan has been
elected 10 the chef executive Office OF Detroit,
wo lay no further claim to Republican victory
than is involved In the good sense aud upright
ness OF that party in presenting men OF inteS-
rity and ability as candidates Tor Office here aud
to its general disposition to rebuke corruotion
and fraud. For this victory we are greatly in
debted to the disgust Of many Democrats with
tho shameless frauds Of Tammany aud the at
tempt to initiate them here. BY their direct
votes, or by their refusal TO vote for the low
toned and incompetent candidates on the Dem
ocratic ticket. tho Republican candidate for
Mayor has been elected by Eight Hundred and
twenty-four majority, being nearly equal to
the largest Democratic majority ever polled in
tuo iuiS oPPioNSi Vi AL
honest policy and OF honest candidates is not
only sn honor to the city, bus it will help the
cauge Cf MUNICIPAL reform in cities where there
is even greater necessity for it than there ID
here. Detroit will enjoy an influence for good
as well as q reputation and a name.
The secret OF this grand success is very sim
pie. 1t lay IN the fact Of good nominations
earnest appeals both to tae best men and tho
best interests Of the community, and quiet
work and percussion in behalf Of candidates
who were we'll worthy Of an election. 1t proves
that there is reserve forco OF goodness and
common sense In the community which can be
successfully appealed to- and which. II it were
constantly vlgiisnt as ii should be- would save
our cities from the d. structlon which threatens
them.
Chicago, too, 1T will be- observed, az the fret
fruits Of her repentance aud her new HE. has
entered upon a career of municipal reform by
olec ing . ticket composed Of honest and intel
llgent men Of both parties. A noble day
work was done yesterday In the cause OF reform,
which will net be cootineu to the localities. nor
The occasion where and when 1t was achieved.
TIE very peaceIuuess OF Q election, in this
city at least. war in harmony with the honest
ana earnest purposes OF the majority OF our
citizens.
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a. Cd. EsG0E& EEs,
Surgeon Dentist I

MAIN STREET., PAW tAN, MICH.
The subscriber would respectfully announce
70 the citlzeps OF Paw Paw and vicinity, that
10 has bought out and succeeded DR.. j. w.
1cFarlsnd in his dental establishment on Main
itreet. as above. l am now ready to perform
all operations pertaining to the PROFESSION in q
thorough and scientific manner. Having had
five years study and practice with a first-class
dentist at Montpelier, VT. have no hesitation
IN asking for liberal patronage, believing that
can give entire satisfaction to all who call upon
me.
In introducing myself to the people of Paw
Paw aud vicinity, 90 not deem 1T necessary
to write two or three columns in praise Of my
professional performances. but would simply
al them to give me n call, then judge for
themselves.
All work warranted. Prices reasonable
Advice and examination gratis. S63H
A. o. HOOKER.
Paw Paw, Mich, Oct 7th, 1871.
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BUSINESS, GSs& NtsF!
TO LpMBERsNTEN! =!

Having disposed OF our interest in the retail
BUSINESS our whole time will be devoted to the
purchase and sale Of Lumber snitable for the
EASTERN AND CHICAGO MARKETS.
and these having such Lumber for eae will find
il tor their interest to give us call before sel-
ling. Our CHOICE MICHIGAN WHITEwooD will
be made specially. Office over Il. J.. Ross's
Store, opposite Dyckman House.
HENRY FITCH.
Paw Paw, biich., Oct 16, II. S64tf