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THE KU-KLUx HUMBUe.
DOlngs of Grants Cabinet and Martial Law.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-At a
Cabinet meeting to. day all the men,
bers were present except Secretary
Boutwell, and Postmaster General
Creswell. The latter was represented
by First Assistant Postmaster General
Marshall.
The most important matter c0nsid-
cred was the condition Of the South,
and especially the disaffectiOn and re-
ported acts of unlawful violence in
certain counties of South Carolina
A long letter on the latter branch of
this subject, addressed to the Presi-
dent by Senator Scott, Chairman of
the Congressional Ku- Klux Com
mittee, having been resd for the in
formation of the Cabinet, it was de-
termined to enforce the laws, and as
a preliminary, the letter of Senator
Scott, with other papers, were referred
to the Attorney General, who will re-
port upon the law applicable to the
case, when a proclamation will be is
sued by the President, and afterward
embraced in a general order of the
War Department. In the meanwhile
that Department will mature meas
ures considered necessary in that con-
nectiOn.
1t is probable that another Cabinet
meeting will be held next week to
take final action on the subject.
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THE DOCTORS INFAMY.
A Shameful Story.

NEW YORK, August 31.-Jane
johnson, an inmate and sO-called ser
want in DR.. ROsenzWieg's family has
confessed to Warden BrannOn that a
girl answering the description of the
body found in the trunk, came to the
Doctors house from New Jersey on
Wednesday Of last week. She was
told by Rosie, the Doctors daughter,
that lady was taken away by her
friends the next night sfterWsrd. The
girl said that on Saturday about noon
she was sent out of the house with
the children and remained out about
an hour and a hall, and does not
know what took place during that
time. 1t was at that hour the trunk
was taken from the house by the
truckman. She identities the COM
forter found with the remains in the
trunk as one that was used upon DR..
RosenZWeig's bed. A diaper, also
found in the trunk, she recognized as
belOne ing to Mrs. ROsenzWeig's baby.
She appears to have been respecta-
bly, connected.
The evidence against the Doctor is
becoming stronger. He appeared
greatly alarmed when informed that
the identity of Miss BoWlesby was
established. The COroner's inquest in
the case is going on, but nothing new
has thus far been developed.
The COrOner's jury find that Alice
A. BoWlesby came to her death from
metro peritOnitGS-the result OF an
abortion produced by DR.. BOsenzWeig.
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CHARLEsTON.

stock, 5505 bales. Net receipts for the
week, 548 bales; exports coastwise, 14I
bales; sales for the week, $50 bales.
CHARLEsTOE.
CHARLESTON, September L. Cotton
quiet; middlings, 18c; receipts, 81 bales I;
stock, $500 bales. Net receipts for the
week, 6l2 bales; exports coRstwise, 643
bales; sales for the week, $50 bales.
GALVESTON.
GALVESTON, September I.-Cotton mar
ket strong; good ordinary, 17c; net re-
eeipts, I9 bales; sales, Is bales; stock,
10. .6O9 bales. Net recsipts for the week,
1850 bales; sales for the week, 2l50 bales;
annual statements OF receipts, 294,7IS
bales; exports to Great Britain, 182, $40
bales; to the continent, 81, 800 bales; coast
wise, "a, ,545 bales.
FOREIGN.
LONDON, September 1. .-ConsoIs. 9s5zc:
u. s. coupons 5-20s of 1882, 931<; do '65s,
935S; do '57s, 922<; do 1O-40s, 90sx.
FRANKFoRT, September I.-United
States cOupons-6-2Os of 1882, S59z@95T.
PARIS, September 1.-Rentes, 66 francs,
so centimes; bullion in bank of France
has decreased 81, ,O00, 600 francs.
LIvERPooL, September 1. - Cotton
firm; uplands, 9HG9sSd; Orleans, 95<9
95sd; sales, l5,0f0 bsles, speculation and
export, 5000 bales. Weekly statement:
sales l49 600 bales; exports IL 900 bales;
speculation 81, 900 bales; receipts Al. 600
bales; American 1000 bales; aceusl exports
1000 bales; stock SCI, coo bales; American
"a, coo bales; stock sfi9at 4SS. 900 bales;
American o., 600 bales. California wheat
lis; spring los 2d@10s Sd; winter los
Id. Cumberland miGdles, 3Is. Petro-
leum spirits los 6d@1ls. Turpentine 36s.
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CHARLESTON.
Subsistence of the Plague Estimates of the
Cotton Crop.

CHARLESTON, September 1.-The
cool weather seems to have had favor
able influence in abating the fever.
No new cases are reported to-day and
only one death took place. To correct
the erroneous rumOrs, it should be
stated that the business of the city is
proceeding without interruption OF
any kind, and that all the railroad
trains arrive and depart with aceus-
toned punctuaIity.
The Courier and Nelcs of to-day, in
their commercial review, agree in
estimating the growing cotton crop at
from three to three and quarter mil.
lion bales. They incline, however, to
the former figures as more probable.
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Barring BROTHERS AEO SEWARD,
How the Bankers Lost their Agency for
the State Department.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The
reason given for taking the State De-
partment agency in London from
Barring Brothers is that that house
had incurred the displeasure of our
authorities at various times. For
fifty years past they have had con-
stant use of the cash balance, amount
ing to $4,000 worth Of three to four
per cents. During the late war their
conduct toward the United States was
very reprehensible, a fact which has
been g State secret until now. During
one quarter in 1851 the State Depart
ment made an overdraft of 500, 900 on
Barring Brothers, and they sent an
agent here in haste to collect the
balance, a much larger sum having
been sent to them before his arrival in
this country. The agent was so
anxious that when he got TO Wash
fngtOn he repaired at once to Stewards
house. long after the Secretary had
retired to his sleeping room. Mr..
Seward arose and adjusted the matter
to the relief Of the apprebensiOns Of
the sgent, and returned to bed. The
BariBgs have msde handsome for
tune out Of the agency during The last
half century, and but for the fact OF
their long connection with the State
Department, Government might long
ago have made arrangements to our
advantage with private banking
houses there, and at considerably less
rates OF exchange.
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FUNERAL HOTIcE.

LOWHES-on Thursday evening, August
elst, departed this life, at the reaidence of
her brOther-in-law. g. L. Denison, Miss
MARGARET A. LoWNEs, after a lingering
Illness OF several years.
The funeral services will take place on
Saturday morning, at 1OH o'clock, residence
Vance street. FIiends OF the family are in
vited to attend.
Richmond and Petersburg, Virginia, pa
pers please copy.
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]. ]. RAWLINGS & CO.
Gotten Factors
And
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 254 Front Street,
CUP-sTAIRsl,

~ To those who desire il, We VIII advance
thres-fourtns Of the value OF cotton on de-
livery, charging nothing for the advance
except BANK interest from the time N the
advance until the cotton l. solu and the
money collected. This can hardly fail 70 Da
appreciated by those who bring IN cotton On
wagons, and want the money 20 return tha
same day before the cotton can be sold and
by merchants and buyers who went the
money In hand for IL he purpose OF TeiuvgEf-
ing. The facilities for remittauCes by eE-
press are such that the shipper can have the
money in hand In Two or thres days after e
shipment.
50 We VIII MI all orders at the lowest cash
prices, frae of charge, when we have the
n nnaw lr. hand
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER u, 1871

AS the day for distribution, when it is ex-
pected will be assembled the largest number
OF persons ever present at one time on the
grounds.
Tickets, numbsred and stamped, good for
that day OnlY, viii entttle the holder to ad-
mission to the Grounds, and part cipattOn in
the chances of the following list of
VALUABLE CASH PREMIUha:
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Memphis Real Estate DIstrIbuiiOn.

Drawing to Take Place Oct 81, 1871.
1t was the desire of the Managers 70 perfect
the drawing Of the scheme upcn the day
designated, August 81; but the Great Draw
ing, that has for its principal object the sale
OF valuable Memphis property, could not be
perfected without more time. AS our citi.
zens (many OF thaml preferred q postpone
ment, withsa drawing Of the entire list rather
than the half matured affair thus withdraw.
ing portion of the real property from mar.
kst, had the Managers carried out their pro.
posed drawing of the Slst). 1t was the dispO.
sition OF the managers to draw, even did but
half the tickets have q representation, bur
the earnest request CT holders OF tickets to
have a complete drawing, the urgent appeal
of agents in the IRIgs cities for more time,
has induced them to yield TO the wishes OF
their friends, advisers and agents, and to
consent to a postponement to October. 81,
prox., when the drawing viii positively take
pIace.
sepI PAESMORE q RUFFIN. Managers.
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MEMPHIS AND LlTTLE ROCK Ar.

NGE OF TIME,
HOMMENCIHG Sunday, September 3D.
" 1911 Until further notice, trains will run
daily as follows:
Leave - Mem pllia ............ %. .........7 50 m
Leave-HopsfeId -...... ................8 so am
Ar1ive-Hunte-sville 50 pm
Arr1Ve-L1ttle ..........-6l5 pm
Returning arrive at Memphis......SOO pm
Ferry boat leaves foot of Union street
promptly at $50 am, Close connections made
at Devalls Bluff with e. r. Packet Cos line
OF steamers for All points on White River,
connecting at Little Rock with regular line
of stages for Hot Springs. Camden, Arkadel-
phia, Washington and pOinIs in Texas. Also
with steamers on Arkansas river for Pine
Bluff, Fort Smith and intermediate points,
and with trains on the Little ROCK and
Fort smith railroad.
For tickets or information apply at Com
panyis office. 81 Madison street; at Office of
Memphis and Louisville Railroad, 2S7h Main
street. or at ONCE of Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, 58 Main street
Q. P. OAKLEY. ALEX. WADDELL.
Genl Ticket Ag't. Passenger Ag't.
A =. LIVERMGRE.
gep1 General superintendent.
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Grants First Decided Step to the EmpIre,

NEW YORK, September Lit is
stated in Washington specials that the
the object Of the Presidents visit there
is for the purpose Of issuing a procla-
nation, under the Ku-Klux act, de-
claring martial law In some sections
in the South. Senator Scott, OF the
Ku-Klux Committee, Is known to
have been in conference with the
President on the subject yesterday,
and it is likely that at the Cabinet
meeting to day the course to be taken
will be decided upon.
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DIED.

DONELSOE-At her plantation In Bolivar
county, Mississippi, at II o'clock nm +,
August S0th, after a brief illness, Mrs. ELIz
ABETH A EoNELsoE, widow OF Hon. Andrew
j. Donelson, deceased.
Further notice Of time and place of burial
will be given,
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TTNHE best and cheapest Metal Roofing ever
offered to the public. Ths sheets are
feet long and 2 feet wide, from centers OF
Fastening. Each sheet Is heavily coated on
bOth sides with the best metallic RUST Ptloc4
ton By any one.
PRrCE-rhis roofing Is furnished, boxed
and delivered TO railroad depofs CT Steam
boats In this city, at s8 per square.
Special contracts made on large orders, az
reduced rates.
For further information, or oru ers, eadrasa
aaSO W 8. BELT, Cincinnati, Ohio
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MISSISSIPPI
AGRICULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL

MANUFACTURING AID SOCIETY,
Authorized by the Legislature ofthe state.
FRIDAY MORNING. GLASS l07, SEPT 1, 1871.
23A 5 s 8 10 IL u IL IA
AZ, Is, III, o, IS, l, "a, II, 40, IS, "A, 81.
FRIDAY EVENING, CLASS los, SEP. 1. 1871.
L 50 s. - 10 II II l3 "a
S8 Ts 3S, S, 50, A. 90. S. q, 81, So. 4, q, IS.
0aZ 9ECONn RTRFET
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]. N. PROvIEK, ]. L AHONETT,
PROVlNE g. AMONETT

REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. IL Madison Street, in the Merchants
Insurance Building Memphis, Tenn.
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Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
Lebanon. Tenn, begins its nsxt session
the FIRST MONDAY In SEPTEM BER
There Is an able FacultyS elegant and capa-
eiOuG buildings; an pueQua1ed retreat for
Study, Health and Moral Training; regular
Church attendance; daily Physical Exsrcisei
the Delights OF Home, combined vita the
instruction Of q school. - From the list or
the many patrons Of ths school, reference -
made to Col. ]. 7. Leath, DR.. Frayser and y %.
B. Greenlaw, Of Memphis For ctrou1aTs,
with terms, ETC.. apply to th8 Principal.
MRS II. LAWRENCE LIHD8LE1s
P. o. Box 4S, Lebanon, Tenn.
r,I-- u Tg77 fyl4dAW
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No POStpOnement

DY THE ADVICE AND EARNEST EN-
ID treaty OF no one, the drawing, which the
advertisement following explains, Is not.
and viii not, be postponed, but viii SURELY
take place ct the time mentioned.
Those wanting tickets viii please send In
the orders soon or they viii he unable to
cure them, as the number ts limited to TO- 900.
Read the advertisement Immediately 1Ol-
lowing:
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WILL attend to buying, selling, or Leas-
w ing Real Estate, viii make invest
ments for Capitalists, collect rents and pay
ness. SEM
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NEW A ADVERTISEMENTS


MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
Incorporated In 1888.
omO1R1 DRAWINGS
MORNING CHASING. 4l5.
49, 8, 36, %, .2s, So, 81, 1, 10, IL. 30, 63.
REVENING CHASING. 4lg.
26, 50, 40, "a, l, 20, 40, AZ, "a, 55, 20, 43.
Lotteries draw twice daily. Prizes from
500 TO S50.0O0, paid IN money By ]. e.
FRANCE, ag't, A33< North Court st. Box Ia,
Memphis Tenu., P. o. MURRAY, MILLER
q CO., Managers, st. Louis. No.
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stock, 5505 bales. Net receipts for the
week, 548 bales; exports cosstwise, 14I
bales; sales for he week, $50 bales.
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SAVANNAH, September 1.-Cotton-low
middling, 17K@175<c; net receipts, 1866
bales; exports coastwise, 297 bales; sales.
20 bales; stock. 1915 bales; net receipts of
the week, SIC; exports coastwise, s12; sales
Of the week, 81 bales.
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SARATOGA, August 31.-The Buffalo
boat crew and the Poughkeepsie crew
have been entered for the fOur-Oared
race, and J. McCready, of New York,
for the single scull race. Up TO the
present time there are seven entries
for the four-Oared race and eleven for
the single scull race, for the regatta
here on the 9th and 11th September.
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MOBILE, September Lotion quiet;
middlings, 183<c; net receipts, SO bales; ex-
ports coastWise, 54 bales; sales, 125 bales;
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Aug. To-day is Il holiday i'll the
London and Liverpool markets.
LONDON, Aug. THE Standard says the
French iron-clad war steamers Magenta, Mag
namine and Ravanche have been got ready tor
sea at Toulon, in view of possible complira-
ton at the east.
Troubles continue in portions Of France occu-
pied by the Germans. \ PrusSian subject
having been hanged day or two 81 nee at
Poligny, in the department Of j. ura, riot tot,
lowed in which the German soldiers wounded
about twenty citizens and threatened to burn
the place Quiet was restored, the authorities
promising the arrest of the offenders.
LONDON, August 7-Commodore Ashhury
new yacht Livonia not having answered the ex-
pectations Of the contests in which she has been
engaged, will remain at home instead of going
to the United States to compete for the Queen ;
cup, won by the America, with the vessels OF
the New York yacht club. The Cambria is to
be reiittcd and will take the place OF the
Livonia
LONDON, Aug 1.-The u. S. Minister, Hon.
Robert G. Schcnk, is about to remove his ottl-
cial residence to FIemmiug's Hotel, Piccadllly.
a dispatch from Dublin to-day says the city
is quiet. Several places visited by the Royal
party were Quilted by the mob.
LONDON, Aug. THE city is almost desert
ed to-day and the markets Of London and
Liverpool arc closed in consequence of the reg
uar bank holiday
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From New York.

New YORK, Aug. Mayor Hall has de-
clined to review the Italian procession on the
25th. The Swiss society is obliged to decline
the invitation to join the procession as their
bylaws forbid participation in political or rei-
gious demonstrations The Polish society
joins the procession.
The yacht Tony Miller sunk Saturday at
LittleBayside. Several Queen county officials
were aboard. All were saved, inseusiblc.
VIM Carroll and John Harrington were ar
rested for attempting to throw the Erie train
from the track Friday, but escaped from the
officers, who are still in pursuit.
1t is report that Charles Francis Adams has
declined the position as arbitrator at Geneva
under the treaty of Washington.
Two temporary buildings are erecting at the
lower quarantine for persons not sick, but ex-
posed to the cholera on the voyage from El-
rope.
The Nautical Gazette says: I'VE shall
probably ask the coroner to have brought be-
fore him the gentleman who refused to grant
certificate to the boiler Of the Westtield not
two years ago, gentleman who told Jacob
II. Vanderbilt that if he did not obtain a COM
petent superintendent some terrible accident
would happen on his boats.
A riot occurred Sunday on the North river
excursion steamer James E. Huh Several
were injured.
Mr.. Greeley announces in the Tribune that
he has been gratfed by hearty, unanimous
agreement Of the committee, whereof he is
chairman, to submit the matters in difference
to the next Republican State Convention, and
implicitly abide by Its Judgment. He will
not doubt the readiness OF the rival committee
to concur.
The statement OF the city and county debt,
and disbursements during July, is published
to-day.
George c. Tick, cashier for VIM. A Kobbe
& Co., No. 81 Leonard street. was before JUS
tice Hogan to-day on the charge Of embezle.
ment He is aged 81 and resides at No. 81
West oath street. He said he was a partner
in the firm, had made loans to Mr., kobbc and
discouted his note lie admitted having lost
a good deal of money gambling. He admitted
to VIM. Kobbc that he defrauded the old firm
of $4,000 and the new firm of $4,000 With
reference to one of the forged checks he said
it might be one of the checks returned for loans.
He was committed for trial in default Of bail.
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AUCTION SHES.
d A RM FOR SAL Z

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax rendered at its June term 1871 in the
suit of Cockerille and others against j. r. Dale
heirs and others, tho commissioners will offer at
public sale, at Fairfax Court House, on MON
DAY, August q, 1871, Court day, that VALU-
ABLE FARM known rs
SPRIN G D A LE
formerly the property Of DR.. John Richards,
containing l27 $40 acres.
The land is of good quality, with fair inn
provcments, lying upon the old Telegraph road,
about five miles south of Alexandria and adjoins
Hayfeld.
Terms One-ffth in hand; the residue in three
equal instalments at one, two and three years,
purchaser, and retention of the title until the
last payment is made g. w. BRENT
NJ. D. BALL.
H. w. THOMAS.
FairfuY 90 allp q LAWS Comm rs
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EPPA UNION.
POWELL HARRISON.
Pr. VIM. CO., ic O-eots Commissioners.
IMPROPERLY

SALEOf i"' AhhE u l h'i EN- !
The undersigned will sell, at public auction,
on TUESDAY, the 18th Of August next, at y
o clock m, on the premises, the following REAL
ESTATE, to wit
No. !. HOUSE and LOT, No. lO5 south f,ssa
Fairfax street; lot So by l23 feet on which .Es1A
is Il comfortable two story Frame Dwelling with
rent Of SIT per annum.
No. . House and LOT, No. So Wolfe Asss
street, % feet inches by l07 feet. Tho EsssaL
house is two-story frame.
No. 3. HOUSE and LOT, No. Il Wolfe EssS
street, 30 feet by 60 feet. House two story .hEiE
frame, with water.
No. a. HOUSE and LOT. corner Wolfe HsaA
and Water streets 80 by 80 feet. House .as1a,
two story frame, with water and gas, occupied
as a grocery.
No 4, 25 by 80 feet. House two storyJaaEl
frame.
No. 6. Next cast of No. 5, same dimcn- SssS
sions and similar Improvements. ,gGIEas
No. I. LOT No So Wolfe street 20 feet in.
by 100 feet, with the Improvements there EsMs
on-sold rs a whole or divided to suit pur- .lIsS,
chascrs On this lot are THREE FRAME
TENEMENTS all occupied.
No. g. a ground rent of S35 per annum on n
lot on which there are FOUR BRICK Ss:a
DWELLINGS, on Pitt street, between .ll.sssll,
Queen and Cameron, west side.
the residue in c, 9 and - months, Title to be
retained until the purchase money be fully paid
Stamps and convcyanClng AT cost OF purchaser.
STEPHEN SWAIN,
GEO. w. SWAIN,
~ lots Agents for the heirs Of Geo Swain.
MISERABLE WOOD LAND IN FAIR
~ FAX COUNTY FORSALE;-According
hugh for the benefit Of Elizabeth Hutchinson and
Geo. W. Adams, and Of record in the County
Court of Fairfax county, liber y, No. !, folio
BOG, reference to which is hereby made, shall,
on tho DIST Of AUGUST, 1871. 1t being to hrst
day Of tho August term OF the County Court be
sell, to the highest bidder, tho TRACT Of
LA y y therein conveyed, containing 1927
ACRES, more or less. This land is all !, in
WOOD. and adons the lands Of Robert w
Newman, Alex. Turlcy and others:
Terms: The claim Of Geo. ". Adams aylng
meet the expenses OF sale and the claim OF Mrs
Elizabeth Hutchinson, which Is about 500 tor
the residue credit will DC given OF one and two
years, with interest from the day Of salo; the
purchaser giving bond, with approved personal
security and the title 70 be retained til! all tho
ALEX. NJ SMITH, Trustee
H1iddlcburg. Loudoun CO. iy l9-eots
A vALUABLEFARM At COMMISSION.
N Frs SALE.-PursGant t. the decree OF
the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county, rendered at
June term. 1863, in the suit Of K. y. Daniels
administrator W. Z. y. Daniels heirs, the un-
dcrsigncd Commissioners named in said decree,
will, On MONDAY, the 2lst day of August
1871, that being Court day sell, t. the highest
bidder in front Of the door Of Fairfax Court
House, that VALUABLE F ARM ot which tho
said Richard y. Daniels died seized, containing
lj5 acres. This land lies about :our miles west
Of the village Of Cen'rcvilie; is we'll supplied
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The Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 7.-Stocks steady and quiet
ginia skies 64s; do. new II. Flour dull. Wheat
BALTIMORE, Aug. 7.-V'irginia skies, old, 81
bid; do. 1866 72i asked; do. 1867 GS asked do
oupon, old, 81 Did, &C asked do. coupon, new
73t arked. Cotton very dull low middllngs
nominally IS. Flour steady; low grades iirmcr
Wheat active; choice white lo5al60; fair L
primo 135al50; Ohio and Indiana red l55al40
Corn steady; white Southern 73a7e; yellow do
G6aGS; mixed Western G5aGG Oats active at 44I
IS. Bacon weak.