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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-20
VIRGINIA NEWS.
after froys, Lexington.
.r,.-os,,ueence " the Dlspa CHI

..,., corrcsr.naence Of the Dispa chi
1ry1xGroS. VA. Jan. l., 1871.
.rf,o <,rc,tu nth annual meeting o. Tue
r...,i.lfn Literary Soclrfvand i.'o!,''S III IN,
,,.,. held to-day III Franklin it"it' me
lance WAS large and me hSe'inS in.
d. 'n'",.>' tho rrro,t of the President
q. - 5,nun3>onl clearly set forth the
......... ~ Tho society. made some practi-
-. r,-as,iors for increasing the interest
y,1rllv meetings, paid q deserved con-
-, IN the venerable librarian (John W.
:, ...>,. Esc} who for over hall . century
&;trr,Iiy and 2calouslv discharged the
.. = NJ his Dosition. and closed With feel
49,, ,r,nnrce 10 Hugh Barclay. Esq, ana
,..,t,,nea, u. +. Lee. the only members OF tue
''.y Who have died during the year.
49, Presidents chair WAS appropriately
,.....3 q,l inst above hung neat frame
'..''!.,;m,go the letter Of Major j. +. Dor
Sr.f,rminc Gen. Lee OF his election as
',...'.,,,5gT oi the society, and the graceiui
TX ~ the old hero returning " thanks
~, honor conferred upon HIM:
"A, aouht whether there is III the state
;.,-zry >0cirty which has main'a'heu iot
-. Inn. pericd ~ Srremty.Hre wears an un-
3. sen existence. We are sure lhat thele
,.,nc which bears on lis rolls so many
-. ..rtons names. The Franklin has gwen
,. LEARNERS to Virginia, and host OF
.....~. who have held high place III civil
~. .nI has on it, enduring tablets the
-, r. + Jackson. 4. Z. Lee, and
ty,,i- mo>t distinguished followers.
n.... following officers were elected LOT
.... ..sl,ing wear President, W III. Dold,
fI;rTctnys, Nm. 6. White, Esq,
49,, (, {. Bonde, \. T. Barclay. Esq, and
l.;-r J. X. Edmundson.
: ,ru.,hy and spirited discussion was
~ IN various propositions looking 10 IN
.r,s-,Y, the library, improving the mars
..sa;mr = rcading-room, &c, and the
yi.nl, Wc,. finally referred to committee,
O.. r.not - an adjourned meeting TWO
weeks hence.
:. ,,,.s pheasant to see the fiery earnest
,.,.. wtA which the veneTahie holarlul
.,..,,ii t.,I of the punctuaiity OF the mem
,,,I -. The GOOD cid days. when commit
..,.asr, sent back Dy special messenger from
,,."",nn = report which lie had neglected
p. ,aylr Drf3rr leaving home, ana the
...I win which be cXhortcd the menl-
.,t,irr 10 The old landmarks.
~. rf.rary societies OF the college nave
,,rrr,J as their orator for the next COM
r..rrrncnt lion. j. ". Taylor OF hutaM'
Gi,.,,a. This j. considered an exceed
min fortunate selection, as Mr.. layior mss
,.~ reputation Of being one of the finest
,r4.rr, in ,Ar country. and is said to be es-
trc!aiy happy on such occasions. -
4 tl!loey; winch he recently delivered on
General Lee Is pronounced by competent
critics u }ra gem OF the first order.
Ry the way. the two societies. "Tra-
hani-Lec" and Washington, nave Dcen
making sunday improvements III ihelr
hatl,. and among other decorations nave
ilst purchased OF our young artist -hile!'
splendid portraits of General Lee.
LEXINGTON.
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Lctter from KinS and Queen.

sp2udcnce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
BRuISGroN, King AND QUEEN Co., Wax
January IL, 1871.
Yesterday was our County Court day. The
air was Hailny. Spring peeped. out from
the cold, gloomy curtain OF winter, and
the courthouse premises were crowded
with busy throng, representing all classes
Of business and professional men In the
county. Judge j. IL. &. Jones opened his
court with IN impressive and compfehen.
siyc charge TO the grand jury. The grand
jury had an unusually lengthy session, oc-
cupying yesterday and to-day. They en-
drav0!cd to expose every violation of law,
from the highest 10 the lowest grade.
among the cases reported for the action of
the court were the following: One for muir
der, one for assault and battery, fifteen for
petty larceny, and six for violations Of law
~ !iquor-scllers. A case of rape was first
on docket. and consumed the entire day.
The attorney for the Commonwealth and
counsel for prisoner each well sustained
tirit points, bat owing to the nature of the
evidence and the character of the prosecu-
,riX Il verdict of not guilty was at once rem
dcrcd by the jury. The petty larceny cases
Ill occurred among the colored citizens.
COMMON SENSE.
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A new brake has been adopted on one Of
the English railroads, in consequence OF
the recent frequency of accidents, which Is
able TO stop train going thirty miles an
hour in twenty-five seconds.
The cable announcement that the British
Government is contemplating q stamp tax
on American bonds was the subject of much
remark in financial circles tO-day.-NeW
York Letter Philadelphia Ledger.
The New Jersey Temperance Conven-
ton, in session at Trenton, has taken steps
to introduce bills In the Legislature of that
State for the prohibition Of liquor selling.
Mrs. F. Roberts, of Baltimore, tried to
blow out lamp Wednesday night, and
was so burned that her recovery Is not eX-
pected. The lamp exploded.
In Chicago upward of four thousan SER
want girls are out of employment, and yet
the Chinese servants are valued by some
people ut thousand dollars each.
Olive Logan has purchased brown stone
house in West Ninth street, New York, for
$4,000.
The total production OF iron in the Le-
high region for 1870 is estimated at SOC, 900
tons. ssls. =-
Cincinnati is greatly edited by the exhi-
bition Of two hogs, weighing $500 pounds
Jointly. w..
Minnesota has 1887 miles of railroad In
operation, and all bNilt since lSel,
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by associated Press.1
CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-HouSe.-A bill
was introduced authorizing the construe-
ton Of twenty iron ships for postal pur.
poses.
The bill giving certain foreign ships Amer.
lean registry was passed.
Indian matters were then considered.
A bill for the consolidation Of the Indian
tribes was introduced. The object is to
bring all the Indians under one govern.
mept, and bring the Indians Of the plains
under the influence Of the civilized In.
dams. The discussion indicated that the
friends of the bill oppose an Indian Gov.
eminent independent of the Federal Gov.
eminent. The bill went over till Tuesday.
The bill defining swamp-land was made
the specias order for the 1st Of February.
The appropriation bills were resumed.
Scnate.-A struggle was commenced be.
tween the friends of the different steamship
companies to obtain q Government subsidy
The New Orleans and Gulf port line
seemed to be the favorite.
The bill abolshing the offices Of Admiral
and Fice-Admiral, on the occurrence Of 6
vacancy, was passed.
A bill was introduced for cheap transpor
tation Of breadstufs from the West to the
East, making the rate of transportation
uniform throughout the year. The bill pro
yides that the United States Government
shall aid tie construction of the Portland
Rutland, Oswego and Chicago railroad by .
loan of per cent. thirty years bonds to the
amount of $4,000 per mile for the whole
extent of the road. 1t is to be double
track road, with steel rails and iron bridges
TheP ostlnaster-General is to establish the
rates for the transportation of freight ant
passengers.
The resolution appointing a special com
mittee to investigate the Presidents mes
sage and documents about "southern out
RACES" was adopted.
Mr.. Vickers, from the Committee OF
Commerce, reported, with an amend
ment, the bill to create a port of delivery
at Potomac (Pontatoc p, Virginia.
Mr.. Lewis, Of Virginia, from the Com
mittee on the District of Columbia, re
ported bill authorizing the subscription
by the city of Washington to the AleXan
dria, Loudoun and Hampshire railroad, OF
the Washington and Ohio railroad, as thu
case may be.
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PROVIDENCE AND THE CONSTITUTIONS
Philadelphia. Jan. ia convention in fl
vor of the recognition Of the Almighty in
the Constitution met here to-day. The call
Is signed by the Hon. VIM. Strong, OF the
Supreme Court; Gov. Geary, of Pennsvl.
yania; Gov. steuart, of Vermont Gov.
Harvey, of Kansas Gov. McClurg, OF Mis-.
souri,; ex-Gov. Jewell, of Connecticut /:
Amos a. Lawrence, Of Boston jay Cooke,
and the late Stephen Colwell. Of Philadel-
phia; Felix r. Brunot. of Pittsburg
bishops McVain and Huntington, of the
Episcopal Church, and others. The con-
ycntion will continue in session during
Wednesday and Thursday.
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letter from Hampton Sidney.
Correspondence Of tie Richmond Dispatch.
UaapDES SIDNEY, VA, Jan. 10, 1871.

Correspondence OF tIe KichmOnd Dlspatch.I
UaarDES SIDNEY, VA, Jan. 10, 1871.
The only ripple that has disturbed the
quiet surface Of events in our village for
some time past il the visit of Or. J. Leigh
ton Wilson, Of Columbia, S. c., TO the SEM
mary. @
DR.. Wilson is the chairman OF the Southern
General Assembly's Committee OF Foreign
Missions, and he has come to the Theological
Seminary situated here tor the purpose of
recruiting the working force of his Church
In the foreign field, especially in China,
where the number of ministers has been
reduced by the return to this country o
the Rev. Messrs. Inslee and Converse.
On Tuesday night he addressed the stu
leuts III III informal conference. In u very
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCH.]
WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Senate to-
day adopted the resolution to appoint q
committee to investigate the condition of
the South, and already the Radicals are in
timating fears of the result to the future
harmony of their party. Such men as
Gov. Holden and his man Kirk, who is now
in this city, will be examined, and the tes-
timony of ignorance will do full service in
the examinations.
The fact has also come to light that seve-
raj of the communications forwarded by
the President relative to combinations
against public peace in the South bear date
previous to the proclamation of peace Is
sued by ex-President johnson.
TREDEGAR
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Horace Greeley ON the New Cotton
States Reconstruction.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-The Tribune this
morning says ''The Senate yesterday
devoted nearly the whole Of the session to a
discussion Of Southern outrages, and some
remarkable statements, not wholly new
yet startling in their disclosures, were
made by Southern Senators. The proprie-
ty of making this investigation seems
unquestioned, but there is great danger
that it may lead to some new measure OF
reconstruction, of which we have had quite
enough to demoralize the most sober and
staid society in the country. We cannot
but believe that the source OF halfthe trou-
bic in the South is that mistaken legislation
which has given privileges to one class de-
MED to others, and thus arrayed one party
in violent hostility against another. We
trust investigation Of the outrages will con-
vince Congress of the folly OF continuing
the political distinctions provocative oil
bitter and relentless feeling"
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Knoxville Markets.

90 odAnCARE -Wheat.-Marke; fairly active,
pri toss taken at outside quotations.
TT rn white, VI; red, Coo QQsl. r7I,f q:
eheiied. ~"S'@' ~ 'oe eA6 w.
GGa o active; Prime, doc.
$275 extra, 1s'zsV
Bacon dealers are Offering ,oc. hog round for
-, Lard."M .rket dull and declining. Prime Leaf.
feaherS. - Market quiet at c0QsSc.
country Prodacs.-nutter. 2s&Q35c Pototees
S SSgs &C. 5ushel. apples. 81 q blshei. sess.
4eg7oc. 1urn,ps, Soc q bushsi. 'N
DRIED tratt.nGood demand. Apples, a,o.
fetches etYsc " pound for halves. WV
Ltce STOCK. BEEF Csttle-Good heavy. veil.
fattened cattle, suitable for shipDlng. are IA ia.
tnana q St:. gross lish, and inferior, al@!fc.
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Domestic alnrket.-isy Te,rn,.pu

NEW YORK, Jan. Io--Noon.. Flour and whoa.
quiet and hrm. Corn dull and UNCHANGED. Pork
STEADY at VIZ, Lard quiet; steam, l?fal2tc. Co.
ton dull uplands l5tc Orleans, lslc.; sa.es, 90
bales. 1urpertine. 4slc.
;Essntng3 let sales I, 400 bales a: 1sac
Flour: Southern firm; common to extra 90 s'@
81; comm IN to choice, e7.t5Glss so. Wheat moe
active wiDter red aud amber western, st.sS@
r ssad au La sad dn
at se as da M . ss sss dss.
s22o for strained. Tallow dali II. s.@9c. Freixhts
BALTIMORE, Jan. Is.-Virein'a g.. old. soa, 81
asked: 1868 8, 90 bid, slt asked lss7s IS Ole, IS
lima s's 4ss Did. a asked new 22s bid, s2j asked.
Flour quiet and firm Howard-srrett supersne,
Mi; sxt nsrs ssss .@zs7 ss;piy
81 Is; family ssasose; Ssstern s superb s'i rs
IS So; extra $sSo@Ss rs; family. gs S7,e1t7.sS.
Wheat tirm choice white, sLss@tl.so; i4ir %
and Indiana sl.so@sI.75; Pennsy i1anis, sl.z79
firm at TIC. Os,s. 64@57c. Pork firm 1t ga.
clear rib, l2sc' hams, is@l5:. Lard du At sc.
Whisky Is IN good demand ut lower rates and
quoted at s2a9ssc.
C1ScIaEATI Jan: la-Flour firm, with a fair
demand family. sc@s IS. Corn in tatr demand
quote; holders anxious 10 sell. Pork held at &2l.
Bacon held a,nsh0ulders esc;; sides; ll9l1ic.;
cured mans, loc. Lard llsWl2c. Whiskey In
fair demand at SSc.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. ID aging nominal. Flour
quiet. Corn Gull. Provisions active. Pork, $2l So.
lard, l2tc. Bacon-shoulders, slc.; Gear rib,
l1Ac.; clear sides, lec. Whskey firm at ssc., Of
fered.
ST. LOUIS. Jan, l9.-F!our. low grades scarce
and wanted superfne, ~ s5fl4 s.. Corn dull at
43@l45c. Whiskey, ssc. Pork. $50 75(l2l 20. Ba-
CON Shoulders, &c; clear sides, l2c. Lard, lie.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. l9-Tobacco very active
common 70 g nod Tugs, s5.50Gl5.75; low TO good
medium, S7QYl5.
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PORT OF RIChMONE, JAN. 10. 1871.
ARRIVED. @aa s.
Steamer Isaac Bell Brakeman, New York, mer'
Oh indise and p ssengers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer John sylvester, clifford, NorIolR, mer-
chandise and passangers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Steamer kllie knight, Travis, Bal .imore, mel
chandise and passengers. VIM. p. Brett.
SAILED,
Steamer Ellie knight, Travis, Baltimore, mer'
chandise and passengers, VIM. =. Brett.
Schooner r. Boice, Adams, Boston, merchah'
disc, Curtis & Parker.
..s BELOW. - :,
A bark, name not reported, and schooner NJ. : .
Simmons. Candy, from New York, In 70" io'
Richmond.
mEMoRANDUM.
WEST POINT, Jan. l9.-Arrtyed. steamer AaD.i
raj, keybold, Baltimore, merchandise ana pasS1Id
gers, ork Eiver Railroad Company, anu SaheN
OH return. rsF ~
TBY TELEGRAPH l.. so,
FORTRESS MONROE. Jan. ls.-Passsd III lo'
Balumore, brig Canada from rom. P R1S, and OAi'
NonFoLK, Jan. l5.--Put In for cVaI. steamsMi
Australia, from Mobile, for Liverpool.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money ssarkes

New York Stock and Money Marker.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10 Noon Stocks steady at
abou. last nights prices. Governments steady
and dull. state bonds strady. Gold, 1lal. Money
steady at eG7 per cent. Sterling e1chant e--Lona'
1904 short, 1osa 'eas coupons, Ioaa.
Epenfng Money very easy at e@7 per cent,
with excep ions mt per cent. The lock up con-
tim ca to be 81 cussed and there Is curious re-
port out that the movement is still progressing,
and will be placed under the IN Snnsemett OF one
individual. Sterling firm at l0ai@lo9t. Govern
meuts we're steady all day-es, lrt: 'e2's' 1881
'ega. 1888 1858. LOAF. new 1914; '67's 1911; '6Ss.
lost lo-4O's 1914. Gold, l1ef0uot.
81 tie securities generally steady. TENNESSEE
were very strong and advanced and South Caro-
lima ga were steady and active. Tennessee ss, 81.
Virginia ss COZ new, 81. Louisiana es, Go; new,
90. Levee s's. 70; s's, so. Alabama s's, ss; s's'
%. Georgia o's, so; IS, So. North Carolina So,
as; new, 2es. South Carolina ELS, so, new, sss.
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REPORTED SICKNESS OF BISMARCK.
LONDON, Jan. 17.-[Herald special. BIS
marck Is very sick.
BoURBAKI's REPuLsE.
LONDON, Jan. H. World special. HBour-
baki was repulSed by Won Werder near Bel
fort on the 18th and 10th instant with
heavy loss.
THE INVESTMENT OF LoHGNEY- CHANzEY AND
THE GERMAN LOSSES.
LONDON, Jan. 18.-The investment of
Longney is complete, Notwithstanding the
attempts of the garrison to prevent the
Germans from placing their batteries in
position.
The Germans on the 18th dispersed q
thousand gardes mobile near Langres.
The German loss in the battles with
Chanzy was 1T officers and 1903 men
killed and wounded. The French lost, be-
sides their killed and wounded, $4,000
unwounded prisoners. -
GENERAL MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON, Jan. ia dispatch from Yer
sailles says the French under Chanzy are
retreating from Laval, and the German
army ia in full pursuit. and has already
passed the town OF VOICES, fourteen miles
east of Laval. Two thousand additional
prisoners have been captured. The town
of Alencon, on the right flank of the re-
treating French, was occupied by the Ger
mans on Monday night.
Gen. Won Werder maintained his posi-
ton southwark of Belfort, Monday, against
the renewed attack OF the Army of the
East. His loss 80 tar has been compare
lively small. A dispatch dated Pruntus,
the 18th, reports fighting along the whole
line on that day.
THE BoMBARDMENT OF PARIs-GERMAN AND
FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
LONDON, Jan. IT. Telegram speclnLH
A dispatch from Versailles states that the
tire on Paris still continues. A part of the
.:>ge train from Mezieres was placed on the
batteries of Mont Morency, aud has done
considerable damage to the public build
ings within range.
Advices from Paris say that all the women
and children In the St. Denis quarter left
the neighborhood on Sunday, as it was
known that the enemy threatened to de.
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A NEWSPAPER F1GHT.-C Cincinnati, Jan.
1S.-A question of veracity was raised to-
day between Murat Halstead, Of the Com
mercial, and Thomas F. Lavender, clti-
zen, in the office of the former. Lavender
charging Halstead with lying. Halstead
struck him powerfully on the head with his
fist, bringing him to the floor, and follow
ing up the advantage gained until the van
pushed said he had enough. It arose pri-
marily ne 10 the authorship OF information
on which local notice was based at which
Lavender felt aggrieyed. Subsequently
warrants were sworn out by Lavender,
charging Halstead with assault and bat
tprT
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Lynchburg Markets.

JANUAhY n.-Apples.-Green, u bbi., ea.seo
Bacon. New, hog-round, 14R1sc.
eef-Slaughtered, 6Gsc.
Butter. -2s0aoc.
BeesloGr. -2sll30c. .t.-a- =44.+.s
Corn.-U1d and new, eoElssc.
Corn MsGl.-7e[l7sc.
Flour s.9e $50; supsrnns, 90; extra, ss.eo
Feathers,-ss&I7sc. -e<.-.S -
Iron.-Country,. i314sc. ~
Lard.-New, 1se1lsc.
Oots.-3s8aec.
Pork BIO. - rg
Peaches.-Peeled, sGloc.; unpeeled, l0s,.-
PotatossSInsh, 7szIsoc. sweet, soc.@si
Rdga.-43s15c.
Wheat-Mhite. sl.so9sl.4o: red, 81. loGslss.
!. HooL-Washed 4oG45c.; unwashed. 3OQS35c.
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Federal Soldiers GONG to Georgia
Almost a Fare.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1sPATCH.]
GoRDoNsvILLE, Jan. ia special train
with three hundred United States soldiers
arrived here to-day from Washington city
en- route for Atlanta, Ga.
As the western-bound Chesapeake and
Ohio mail train was near Louisa Court
house this morning the baggage-master,
MIR. Smith, discovered that smoke was
oozlng from trunk. He at once tried
some of his keys which opened the trunk,
when it was found to be on fire, caused by
box of matches catching fire. The fire
was extinguished with little damage to the
contents. The only thing that saved the
trunk and clothing was its being so closely
packed. s.
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SOUTHERN STATES TROUBLES
North Carolina.

W1LM1NeToN, N. c., Jan. 19.-The COM
mander of the Federal troops in Robson
county, N. c., has telegraphed to Washing
ton for more troops, the small number now
in that county being unable to cope with
the outlaws. AS measure of precaution,
squad of soldiers accompanies each train
on the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther.
ford railroad, Lowry, the negro leader OF
the outllws, having threatened to attack
the trains. 1t is conceded that little can be
done towards the capture Of the outlaws
without a large force Of men, aided by
bloodhounds. @..
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While the Eastern States are having q
water famine, some portions of the Pacific
States are suffering from winter food.
There is a great deal Of excitement in
Nova Scotia as to the alleged discovery of
petroleum at Lake Ainslie, Cape Breton.
Miss kellogg when she sings now wears
sos, 900 worth Of diamonds.
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Observance Of Gen. Lees Birthday.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.1
LEXINGTON, VA, Jan. ls.-All places Of
business were closed here to-day. The ex.
ercises at the college and Institute were
suspended. and there was general turn.
out to hear Hon. j. P. Holcombe deliver in
Lee Chapel his splendid eulogy on Gen. Lee.
For two hours he enchanted the audience
with an Grafton which in every essential
quality will take rank with the great master
pieces of ancient or modern oratory.
The Graham-Lee Society have their ami.
versary tonight. LEXINGTON.
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forfsir to good running Iots, and ia. q, ~.

for fsir to good running lots and 10. sor sel...
W1eas.-wbita. prime. alsa0s1.ss :rcd q. mo-
81.35. White in demand. oA''W
Crn.-sos.; stock HIGHT and demspd good.
Ryc.--77GQ30c.. but without steady aensnd
ats.-seatce. and in good De mand ar eoc.
Flour superfne a. So.75GGSs.s 50; extras, e7fa
$50; family. &s03s.5o, as IN quality.
81 10.
L!re Cattle No. / smooth, &C. gross; good s96
Fresh Pork. .-iclIilc., the later Tor srn al lots.
GOO STOCK u live hogs In The pens bat the warm
Xr,n,sa mas neen an sSorable Tor curing.
CSAoTs Rags.--Clean. <39ats.
,r Roo1 e. ashed' 2'e9asc; unwashcd, 1895;
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South Carolina.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 19.-Gov. Scott pub
fishes letter pronouncing the allegations
OF Hoggett, Kerrigan, and others in the
New York Sun, that they had been offered
brides by him to assassinate certain citizens
of South Carolina, to be wholly false.
The Governors letter is corroborated by
the statements of officials who were present
at the interview with Hoggett, kerrigan,
and their companions.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORR AND FLOUR ExcHAyox. !,
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 10, 1871.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 10, 1871. (
CFFERrgGS.
T1sa1.--Nliio l 600 bnsaeis. Red. eA Su.belc.
Cbrn,-Wh'te, $50 bushels. Mixed, 40 bushels. .
Oats. 502 hush.j".
Rye - DO bushels.
Meal - ~ btirhele.
Fi0ur.-ll basr.+.
EALZS.
Uhent.-Whjte, 2ss bushels very good at 9i.7j
3l8 bushels good a. sl.70: 2i4 bushels damaged on
prgate terii.s; 2, bushels inferior ct $40; s.
bushels prime ~ II. 80 total, s20 bushels
Wheat.--Sod Is bushels good on private terms
"a bGshes very eo0a IN private terms 40 bushels
good ut .oU llo bus he.s fair at SL55 80 bushels
S CO n on ir,te terms: 30 bushsl damaged st
81 80; oushei4 managed IL Sl.2o: 90 biahels wee
VI eaten on private ter ms 10 bushels very good ut
Sl.Hs-totaL $40 bushels.
ri, nite 100 bushels good at Soc. 100 bush
els very good at soc.--totai eco blu shells. Mixed,
10 bushels very good on private terms 2p2 bushels
very sCDo II soc.-total 22O h,faheis
OdtS.-2s bushels veI Y rcod ar son
Bye 20 bushels Il ul at TOO ~
l. Meal. % bushels unbolted a, an,
Plour.-u barrels extra at ss *
RE-ExHBITxp,
Co77--Mixed, se2 bushels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-20

ANXIOUS TO BE HUNG.-C Columbus, Ohio
Jan. 1S.-Andrew Brentline, who was sen
fenced to be hanged in Alien county mex
Friday, and whom the Governor has re
spited for eleven weeks, telegraphed to
day to Governor Hayes, through the sher
iff, that he desired to be hanged next Fri
day, according to the original sentence.