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FROM WARRINGTON.
SOUTH CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA.

SOUTH CAROLINA AND LOUISIANA.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Thcre will he
another special Cabinet meeting this week
to receive the report Of the AttOrney-Gen-
cral on several portions OF the kukluX
law, preliminary TO the issuance OF pro-
clamation coercing the so-called dlsatiectcd
districts in the south, and giving the re-
uuircd thirty days notice for the declara-
ton OF martial law. All this would have
been accomplished ut the meeting held on
Friday had not certain objections been
raised which needed legal solution. No
doubt whatever is entertained that pro-
clamation for York and Spartanburg coun-
ties, in South Carolina, will be issued IN the
cXt ten days, and in the meantime adu!-
tioual troops are being sent there in the
shane of new recruits and Instrumentation
other quarters. Arbitrary arrests under the
law are made by the military without any
civil process, and the prisoners are turned
over To the United States marshals Tor trial
by United States courts. There is little or
no opportunity in the arrest OF On innocent
party for bail to be obtained.
LOUISIANA POLITICAL DELEGATION
The remaining three members Of the
Louisiana delegation Of twenty-onc ar
rived here yesterday, and everything Is IN
readiness to submit their charges TO tue
President whenever he informs Tic suo-
committee aupiutcd TO wait on him OF the
time he will receive the entire number.
The delegation is composed OF several OF
! tue State Judges, and includes colored men,
all of whom are decided to take bold
stand ard to demand that the collector of
New Orleans (a brother-n-law Of the Pre-
sidenD, the United States mlrShal, and the
postmaster of New Orleans, shall be re-
moved. They charge these ctflcc-holders
with employing troops to keep delegates
out OF a state convention, with appointing
Democrats to Office, and endearoring to
overthrow the Republican State admins
, tration in Louisiana, and aver that If they
are not displaced the State will pass lnevl-
tably into Democratic control at the Fresl.
DENTAL election next year. The impression
here is, among the friends of the office
holders, that the President will not acquI-
cSce in these demands Correspondence
Baltimore Sun.
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The Memphis Apalanche mildly remarks:
..Witbiu The last week the tones OF the
revolver, Derringer, and shotgun have
broken She stiffness of our citJ's air three
times, and the corresponding number nun S.. o.
unforlunates now sleep in the valley. ferl:
ly, it begins to look like the old times OF
1861 and 1865"
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I YEAST POWDER

has long been regarded as the best and cheapest
healthy. Itmskes, at short notice, delicious bis
cults, rolls, &C. There need be no waste Of food
prepared with it. as it Is always Of the best quail
~. we would say to those who have never used
- that = VERY few trials will enable them to use
It, not only with entire satisfaction but wisn
economy.
Put up FULL NET WEIGHT, as represented
Grocers and dealers cell It
'i''''0 49, DooLEY BROTHER,
Proprietora,
60 New street, New York city.
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7 T.I,ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market.

NEW YOFk RCOCK anu MONEY M&FHef.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Noney easy at sGl3 per
cent. exceptions at a. per cent. Sterling cemor-
allied; prime bsnkers, st-no buyers. Gold, 1l3t@
1laa. Cash gold scarce. Governments steady.
States dull aud much e,sier. Tennessee's, 74a :
new, sas virginis's 7as: new, saa Louisisna's,
IS new, 60. Levels, MI as, 81. Alabama's,
loIt: SIS, e5. Georria's, s2 7's, 90. North Caro-
lina's, "a; new, IS. South Cardinals, rs; new, SIX
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An INFAMOUS rRArp EXPOSED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-The publication
in New Iork paper week ago of what
purported TO be the proceedings and adj
dress OF southern association alleged to
bc formed here. looking eventually to a
future independence Of the South, has
turned out, on inquiry, rs was at the time
supposed, to be Il Republican elccionccr.
ing document, not having II single fact for
Il basis. No such Organization exists here,
nor ever has existed since the war.- Cor.
Baltimore Sun.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.

Book 6 UP sF h5a PIE SS1n TRADE.
The undersigned II we commenced receiving,
and will have to hand daring this month, fall sup
plies OF " ,
AND MUSIC.
Country merchants can I've accommodates VIII
all they wan, in IS IOkS, as W, II as h rhTIuNER4
of every description, upon rs good terms zs :hcy
can he octainC I'd anywhere.
They are agents for he University Series OIL
School Books adop.ei for use IN most Of the coun.
ties O.! the state.
o: dcrs promptly and faithfully filed at the low
est figures. "
NCOIHOQSE q fAhtSM.
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The last horror in New York Is that n
shoemakcr's wife stabbed him in the abdo.
men with his knite so fatally that he died
in 4 few minutes. The mans name was
RilaV
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NOTICE.-I am now prepared TO put up
thu OF. EbRATED IMPROVED Dia-
aoND EIRE-PLACE HEATER, for hes ~ !.
three or four rooma. aepsIring-pia!es LOT en &C
niare Heaters Always on hand. Also, large as,
sortment OF Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures u aL
kinds Old Gaa Fixtures Rebronzsd snd MAGE 10
11Successor 10 Yale, Bowers b sle,) Iron Block,
| Goyernor street, Richmond, Va, se4-Sm
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The Yellow Fever Report Mt Mobile.

MOBILE, Sept. 4.-The dispatches pub
lished as coming from Mobile stating that
several vessels are quarantined with yell
low fever aboard are false. None have been
here, nor has there been this season. No
such message originated here.
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Richmond Tobacco warna,

SEPT. 4.-The offerings last week show falling
on Prices In the last three or four days show an
ADVANCE particularly in the common grades. We
revise quotations as follows:
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.

, ncmptcd Outrage by a Negro Murrain In the
rnr,lr Death OF Captain Banks Moro Nio-
,,,o Radical Finance on n Small Scale.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE.-All persons having claims or
~ demands against The estate Of WILSON WI
ItAMS. deceased. arc hereby notified to present
the same, daily authenticated. to me and ali tho
are indebted 70 the said estate are requested TO
max: prompt payment,
Executor Of Wilson Williams, decd.
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NAgsESE INTELLIGENCE
FORT OF RICHE0Nj,, SEPTEMBER 4, 1871.

hShI Ot iS1SfJ.SNJ', EEfIEMDEh o 1911.
ai?JvE3
Steamer Wyanoke. Bourne, New York, mer-
chAndlse and passengers, John W. Wyatt.
Steamer George Is. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandlse and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packed Company.
Steamer PaliBade, Nelson, Chickahominy, mer-
chanGise and PASSENGERS.
Schooner Mary Holy, Holy, Philadelphia coal,
s. Hunter.
Schooner VIM. Magee. Ramsey. Philadelphia,
schooner i. w. Ware, AbdeI, Philadelphia
coal, W. Roberts.
Schooner anne Edith, Weaver, Baltimore, grain
UaXall, CreD shaw Il Co.
SCHOONER Judge Hopkins, Baker, Alexandria
COAL e. b. Bentley.
Schooner Yankee Doodle, Marlboro, N. Y.
iron, Tredc2ar and y. u. Co.
Schooner Butterfly, Mitchell, Hsvre de Grace
coal, La.hrop.
Schooner Mary Augusta, Roo.en, Havre d,
Grace, coal, ". Roberts.
Schooner j. u. Johu.on, Smith, Philadelphia
coal, Lathrop.
schooner Emma, Hopkins, Havre &c Grace
coal, Lathrop.
Schooner a. II. Rsneo, -, New Jersey, clay
hOnparell Brick Company.
BELOW,
Schooner Aldsna BOXES, Rhodes, Bottom, Ice
Babcock. ~
Schooner Angie Amesbury, Jones, Ice, Lamp
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
ehandisc and passengers, l.. Is. TatuIn h &c.
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DdTR Shippln0.
Jugs common to medium. .......... ss.oo@s7.co
Luss' Roou 10 nIc.................. 7.5t6D $3.50
Leat, common 10 medium..,....... 5000 0. 50
Leaf, English, good to 6ae..,..,. IO.oOSSii.s co
Sun-Cured.
II.ugs, common TO medium. ......... zoo@ eco
Leaf, common 10 medium ...,..... s00TSi9 IN
Aeai' so'u 70 nhe ''................. 15.O0G2s GO
Bright.
Lugs common to m dunn ~ acc61,o m
Lugs. good to 1ue.......... 10 0oGI5 M
Lngs, good to fine smoke Is ooS5ss M
Extra fine fnCkcrs ........ 40 n.I1I m
Leal, common to medium . 0O0G5I0 90
neai, Roou 10 nue.. ............... l200Gl5. 500
mTappers, common to med!um.... 1S.0O6l2O 90
'WIapuers, goou 10 nne........ 25.oOQ70 90
Hfappsrs' Observation-Disclosures. 7s.00QlOo.oo
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VOL. XIX GRATTAN'S RE PORT rs,
Y Just published, price IS; by mall, Is. So
MATTHEW CRIMINAL DIGEST, ID edl-
ton, IS; cent prepaid on receipt of price.
ltA NDGL PI Il ENGLISH,
Law and G.neT i Booksellers,
All 2s.5&w 1918 Main street.
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TIE yIslTCRS' GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VIEImITY,

TIE VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
Embracing sketch Of the city notices Of all the
principal place. Of interest and historic note a
directory of the churches, charitable inslitutlcns
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valuable info, nation 10 the citizen or tourist.
che work is cmbeJshed with Al engraved title
page, HI accurate map and fine views of the Cap
itol, Washington Mopcmcnt, Libby Prison, ind
St. Johns Church.
Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts 10 the
trade.
THE ATTENTlON OF BOOKSELLERS IN
RICHMOND hSn OF NEWS AND BOOK
AGE tn ON RAILROAD r ID STEAMBOAT
LANES Is PARTICULARLY CALLED TO
BENJAMIN BATES,
No. 1908 Main street, Richmond, Va,
1yl2 Bookseller and Pub lIsher.
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The Yellow Fever ut Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 1.-The weather
Is tine, and the general opinion is that the
fever is dying out. The Board of Health
report three deaths for the two days ending
at noon to-day.
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UMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INSU
RANCE COMPANY,
No. LS9, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

q. HILTON SCRlBNER, President.
SIDNEY w. CIRCUIT, SECRETARY.
This company Is purely mutual. All policies In
upon travel or residence. Policies absolutely
non-forfetable. All policies absolutely moon
testable after two annual premiums.
Good, reliable, and efficient gents are wanted
for every section OF the state. A profitable posi-.
ton Is open to all those who can furnish salts
factory references and are willing to work. APP
ply at the branch ONCE Of the company, No. "a
Main street, Richmond, Va.
q. A. LOWBER, Manager.
Medical Examiner, DR.. A. 3. MCRAE.
all L. am
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PHILADELPHIA Cattle and Sheen Market,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 4. Bseves duil: sale
$500 Pehnsyivanta and western steers 707fc; fai
TO good, GI63r.; Common, iG54c. Shotp fair de
at ti07t:.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
WILSON & SANDS, -
CosER GOVERNOR AND Ross STREETS,
RICHMuED Va.

All kinds OF MARBLE and GRANiIE :" Ohh
dome All Kinds NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Slate.
sLk BS of all kinds for csbiDet- makers ana IRON
railing. LETIkhISG done IN German ara he
brew WILLIAM II. LALEf,
AZ Am Agent.
WINDOW GLASS AND PUTTY.-20O
w boxes FRENCH WINDOW GLASS, OF all
s.zss, for sale low by
B0DEkER q DADE, Druggtats,.
No, l44t Main street. cor. 81. Charles HOTEL
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Al 0 w r. L A d I!

ONE UF TIE MOST shLEARLE DorKs o.
TIE SEASON!
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SUMMER RESORTS.

~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~>~~~-~>
A FTON HOUSE.-Parties leaving Inc
n Virgins Springs and not wishing to return
to he cities SO soon, will find this very conve.
nient and PLEASANT place, situated immedistely az
Alton Depot, on the Chesapeake ana ONO ran
Board per month, Sic; per week, $12; per day,
g.. Children under IL years and coiored servants
half price. -.
au 24-lm 8. II. GOODLOE u w.
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ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE.

ENCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE.
TIE MERCHANTS' AND MEcHANICs'
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
FIRE AND MARINE.
OFFICE, No. 1901, CORNER CARY STREET AND
SHoCKoE SLIP.
We are now prepared to take FIRE and MA.
respectfully ask share OF patronage.
a. Y. STOKES, President,
HIN f LAY. Secretary, ~
JOHN 3, WILSON, Asst Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J.B. Pace, AS. Lee,
Geo. Lee, Jos. K. Anderson,
biiies Turpin, John Gibson,
G., A. Wallace, W. PfeiTrr,
J.. D. Crenshaw, Jas. Thomas Jr.,
And. Plzzni, Jr., J.. A. Sublett,
W. Fl. Lyme, kbram Levy,
Chas T. WORKMAN, EGwin Workman,
II. l.. Brown, G.P. Stacy.
Fl. g. Watkins, X. Z. Blankenship,
G. q. Talbot, Ed. Christian,
John 6. Spots, L. b. Mayo. an 10
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY CF
VN VIRGINIA,
| OFFICE CORNER OF 10TH AND BANK STREETS,
RICMOED, VA.
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Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts 10 the
trade.
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L.A,NGDON VURSERIES
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

XXTE Offer for sale, the present season.
w an immense stock and cholce col
lection of FRUIT TREES, of every DIES,
crintion suited to the South; also CRAZE
VINES of the most popular varieties, IN
c,nding. Concord, Clinton, Ives seedlipS'
scupperuong. and Flowers in large quan-
titles; Small Fruits Hedge Plants, incin-
dino PYRACANTHA; Ornamental Trees
and Shrubs, Evergreen, and Ducidions
Roses. more than hundred varletles
Flowering Plants, Bulbs, &c. a larger
and more complete collection was never
offered in the South. ,...
Orders for large OF small quanti'ie'
promptly executed. A.,
Nurservmen and Dealers supplied on tn
most liberal terms.
Packing done in the most perfect man
ner. ,.1osoIe
Catalogues. descriptive and wholesale
sent free to all applicants. Address,
C. C. LANGDON d CO,
Mobile, AL;
J. COMPTON FRENCH. of AlexandrI;
is our duly authorized and sole agent t.
Rapides and adjoining Parishes in LOUIS 0m
ana. " " ANA'0
Oct. 26-3m.
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Dl,r gpet's Corner Sslssted
TIE ABSENT SHIP.

.
Fair ship. saw thee bounding DER the
deep,
Thy white wings glancing In the morn
And MANY a sparkling eye in vain did
For the bold hearts that steered thee on
thy way:
Long days of grief have fingered into
years >,
Return return! and charm away their
tears. %
listened, till the music and the song
Died on the waters as she swept along;
| watched her stately beauty, till it grew
A fading shadow in the distant blnei
Less. and still less-the waters are alone
Queen of the, ocean! whittier art thod
gone!
The wintry storm has sigh'd itself to sleep
Yet still thou lingerest on the 1aithies'
deep,
blue,
Charn,d thee to bid thine island hom'
Long has Won dark-eyed maiden wept il
Return. return! and bid her smile again
Long may'st thou weep, but never shai
/ thou see
Thy fair-hair'd mariner return to thce'
CLASH thy Young beauty in long en-
brace,
And read his pardon in thy happy face,
Thy gentle prayers, fair mouraef, coul
net save!
Thy sailor sleeps within the stormy way
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NEW ORLEANS
ENFORMS the Medical profession and
L others that he has constantly ON hand
for sale u complete assortment Of Ban
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Braces, Abdominal Supporters, &c, for
the prevention, arrest and total cure often
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NOTICE,

ILL persons indebted to me fer the
n wear will please come forward and
settle their accounts by the 18th OF March,
or shall be compelled to place the same
in the hands of my Attorney for coiiec-
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