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sTRAYE1.

TOWNSHIPS from my place, - ASH
fret.n street, TWO CCWs, one a brlndles
U~etfv OLE. one horn slipped, one RIB has been
broken. The otheri IS awnite Cow, win Disco
eDotz. one OF her O tsals crOoEed, pretty
cd. horns M. Any . who VIII give ne
lice 10 r4e A. my place, or at the siore ~ Mon
roe street. win be literally rewarded.
~ A BLOCK.
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LOST.

"a % REWARD-Jos or stolen, on sun
% DO Gay, Asy 18th, a medium sized pay
mare mule, about six or seven years olJ,
h-afrru5bed On TOP part Of nose, mouth
been cut bv bride BIT, a pot Of hair rupOea
.o@ ED SIDE ofbsCk by dray saddle. 80 VIII
he pzld for her rsluru, D nsto-eur 80 more
Tor c-nvlcIl0u or UEteI
f-I3 OLIVER, FISNIE co.
N0CKING BTRD-FOr which the hLder
A VIII be literally rewarded by returning
q 10 We. ErNS Noes second street. les
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GENERAL COUNCIL.
CITY HALL, MEMPHIS,
H. . 1911

At an adjourned meeting Of the Com
mon Council Of the city of Memphis, on
Thursday evening, June s, 1871; Present
Hon. John Johnson, Mayor; Messrs.
Zsnt, Walsh, Chase, IighJburn, Amis,
Escbman, Pettigrew, Bachman, Ruffin,
Harvey, Twohig, GENET, Grehan, Scha-
bel, Reder, Smith and Bolsnd, Council
men.
A quorum being announced, in the so
ssCcs OF President Duncan, Councilman
Z5ut was called TO the chair. When the
roll OF members present was called to
order, and the roll OF COuncilmen called,
ThsrGupOn the unfinished business Was
taken up and proceeded with.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS,

VISITING CARDS,
NJ S,
Fovrsved and Printed in artistic style
W. G. BYRD,
LATE MEERIHAN's,)
Us Main street.
r-,- hats At LEIDY & CO.'S.
PlRUoH n CHURCH ORGAEs.-Ths
1sst and most popular can be had 81 n
a.. HoIg-bgrg'g, "a Second street.
TaY our Thsa-Nectsr Tea, only n dol
lar per pound.
LYLE & SHIELDS,
2Is Main erect, corner Of Adams.
JOE LotEE, news dealer, 286H Main
street, has al the late papers from al
parts Of the United States.
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THE largest assortment Of hats is ct
LEIDY q CO.'S.
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VFvrTLaroRs. New style hats, at
LEIDY q CO.'S,
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Go TO r. u. Rons0as mammoth mGhlo
house. 3i7 hIeln street. Air. Benson y
now selling pianos, organs and mueieai
Instruments 80 Whcte5QBe prices. Give
him acall, nyou are wise.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
ksmphis and Arkansas River Pso kst Cen
paHy---#hits River Lias.
For Helena. Mouth white River. Clarendon
DsVall's Bluff and J-acksOuport.
The splendid passenger
TH0S. Il. ALLEN Ashford, master
This superb passenger ana freight steamer
Will depart as above on
SATURDAY, jun 10 at 3 PM
For freight or passage apply on board or %
". @. PATTESOS, Agent.
No. q Madison ST.. Merchants Insurance
C~ompRuy's building. Js4
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PANAMA hats. Large assortment a.
LEIDT s. co.'s.
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THv steamer Laura leaves Memphis foI
wc1rd CIV al = and IL O'Clock an, anc
gnd 8 p.n. Leaves Mound City a. o and
Gam. and ] and o p N. Hacks leaye Iof
lie lake al and 3 pm. hlHhlng 81
the lake Is 6ns now, and ali the lsaeh
WaItons" wiI do well TO note the
arrangement.
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STEA#B0sTs.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For Now Orleans.
Merchants Southern Packet C0-Steamar
n steamer
- RATCHET -
ms
VIII leave 81 DAY, 18th inst, at 10 am.
RICaD ". LTGHTBCRNE agent,
leg 95 Front street.
Tor Now 0rIoanss
The splendid passenger Steamer
HENRY EHESz2
West acobs-.maste FOWler---c.er ERIK
Leaves SATURDAY, 10th ms az pm.
RIGHT W. LGHTBURNE, Agent,
isI0 25 Front street.
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From Board Of Alderman: The petition
of r. Savage, claiming Sl7 from the city
for injuries done TO his property, fencing,
pump, etc, on Georgia street, between
Sixth and Seventh streets, by the c!ty's
fire department.
Prayer granted Board OF Aldermen,
June s, 1871. Adopted by Council, June
8, 1871.
From Bosrd Of Aldermen: The petition
OF John Reid, builder, etc, asking the
privilege to erect a small frame stable at
the corner OF Fourth and Adams street, to
be covered with tin, etc.
Prayer granted by Board Of Aldermen,
JuneS 1871. Laid on the table by Coun-
ell, June S, 1871.
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UT NVUN.IIIIUA NIII q ISL
Resolved, Thst the City Engineer be
authorized TO grade and round up Calhoun
street, from Main street to eastern ter
minus.
Adopted by Board Of Aldermen, June z,
1871. Adopted by Council, June 8, 1871.
BY the same:
Resolved, That the city Engineer be
authorized 10 repair Csussy street, from
Beale 20 Calhoun.
Adopted by Board Of Aldermen, June z,
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FOR WHITE RIVER
RAILROAD PACKET co sPARY.

Running from D0yal's BiHR O. 0snF esllsg
win The asmRais sBa Little Rsok R.R
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and J advise yOU, my friends, that
are now in the sound OF my voice to 20
and lay down dead sooner than kill a
man for money. Isee some people round
me here that I knew aud walked with.
and now ] shall walk with them no morei
I strupgled to be out Of this; but &c pears
To- me God enabled those men to over
come me. All of you hold upyour heads
All Of y0u that is willing 70 do lusttc9, go
and do It.. God demands that 4 shall suf-
Zen. Yonder Is nay poor step-mother; but
where Is my poor old fatherY Friends,
YOU feel that 1 should deg lCrles,
Gvez- yes.U1 'Then help me to get pardon
f5r nv sins. do not want 20 90 70 nell
Nv trends. let me tell you, / done IL
myselg IL Is an awful thing 70 lsaYe be-
hind bat L did H." He then turned
round TO the Sheriff and asked him how
much more time be hsd to go on, and the
Sheriff told him no could have htteen
mlnutss still. He said that he WaniSd al
She time that they could possibly spare
He whispered in the ear Of Mr., COniey,
the Methodist minister who was attend
ing them, that he WGuted all the
time he could got. 81 Want," said
be, "this thing to 70 on, ii possible,
I'LL an hour Of sun0oWn. Be then re-
neWed his discourse to the crowd outside.
He was particularly strong Ia urging upon
them 20 have no friends. Your vile Is no
friend. Beware Of heri She may lead
you astgey. He hoped TO be psrdoned,
but It looked mighty short time to get for
Riveness Of sins IN. Ne had enemies,
both eolored and white forgive them sll,
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the Changing be allowed one dollar.
Laid on table by Council, June 8, 1871.
BY Councilman P~eJtigrsW: A rssolu-
ton that the account Of the Memphis Gas
Company for May be referred TO the Coun-
ellis Gas Committee.
Adopted, and action ~eoneurred In by
Board of Aldermen, June 8, 1871.
By Councilman Grsban:
ResoLUed, That the City Engineer have
two oil lamps erected on MOsby street
between Jones aVenu and Winchester
avenue, to bs placed at a proper distance
apart also two on Mostly street, between
Hill street and Winchester avenue; also
one at the crossing of the Memphis and
Ohio railroad on Winchester
Referred 20 Gas Committee, June 8,
1871.
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wAWTs.

rs At24 Front street.
rONEy-To loan Money Q Couaterals
M ADDRESS n and =, y Q. 0 - mylO
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FRIARls POINT 80

Fer AFkaEszs Rlysr-EsmHhls and AFkaB-
ss7 7igsF Packet Co.
THE new and elegant boats OF t1La Tue
i leave Memphis for au pnIuts GA ArRan-
sas River MONDAYS and FRIDAYS, SPIN.
W. 6. PATTESOE, Agent
ie9 No. y Madison ST.
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From, New YORK,


WlPE-KuRDER AND eUrcrDE-c H1nrN1, ~
tta>!. GEEDIEG4. = a r
? NEE YORK, October 1. An old mar cav
enty five years Of age cut his wifa Ia nis as
To-day and then shot himself. ' 70
Criminal proceedings have been com.
menced against Michael Connolly, the re.
gister Of the city.
INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDERS. =
NEW YORK, October 2.-The issue of
II4leInatlonal money orders between the
United States and Great Britain com.
menced to-day. Remittances NAV also be
sent u1d Switzerland to the principal towns
ana cities of Austria, Hungary, Spain.
hTussia. Sweden, Denmark, Greece, Egypt,
hsst India, and China.
THE INJUNCTION MODIFIED.
NEW YORK, October 2.-Judge Barnard
restraints the payment of money without
the endorsement of COMPTROLLER Green.
and prohibits the raising of money pyitbont
ment. ppot. toN :
TEE LEI MUNICIPAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALTON
foh THE ARREST OF MAYOR HALL-oTHER
AhREsTs ANTICIPATED.
NEW YORK., October 2.-An application
was hade to-day before Judge Bixby for a
o Tharnant LOT she arrest of Mayor Hall on the
commission of public frauds.
Inc Mayor Will be notified TO annear at
~ a. u. tomorrow to answer the CHARGE
brought against him. b
II Is state9 that applications will be made
tomorrow for the arrest OF Tweed and
others on the charge of frauduIent1v an.
propriating public funds. ~
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Senatorial Convention.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
AMSTERDAM, BoTEToURT COUNTY. FA.,}
September 80, 1871.
The Senatorial Convention Of which l
smoke in nv last met on the 28th at New
Castle, Craig county. There was quite q
1ull deleg CATION from all the counties In the
district, composed of the counties OF Bote-
tuurt, Allegheny, Craig, and Roanoke.
Upon permanent organization, Charles
Beale, Esq, Of Botetourt, was elected
chairman, DR.. Payne, of Allegheny, secre-
tary, and III. w. Camper, of the Ftncastle
Herald, assistant secretary.
The sitting of the Convention was pro-
longed TO O late hour, much discussion
being INDUCED in on the question OF eligt-
bility. Colonel Pen0leton, Of Botetourt
Colonel Hansbrough, OF Roanoke; Colonel
Sperry, of Botetourt and Mr. Mann, OF
Allegheny, were nominated.
After several ballots, Colonel Edmund
Pendleton, of Botetourt, was declared to
be the choice of the Convention. Messrs.
Sperry and Hansbrough received f1atter-
inc vote.
Colonel Pendleton, our former well.
known representative in the Senate, there
fore being the Conservative candidate for
our suffrages, let every good and true man
rally TO his support. Let no personal pre-
iudicey, preferences, or side issues, divide
I1Is. The Colonel Ia q gentleman Of high
ability and acknowledged influence. Let
the Conservative party recollect, that IN
unity only is our strength, and give him
eol e1n1 az" Wv" RorrroupT
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FOREIGN NEWS.
From London.

THE STRIKE" ON THE INCREASE.
LONDON, October 2.-The scissors grind
erS, cutters, and carpenters Of Sheffield,
and the Spinners Of Bolton and Dundee,
have struck work.
The strikers in Newcastle held mass
meeting to-day, and passed resolutions to
insist on their demand and persevere in
the strike Until its objects were accom-
plished.
The proprietors at Newcastle decline to
accept arbitration because the best work
men are gore elsewhere, and they cannot
afford to make concessions unless they Sc
cure skilled labor thereby.
From Spain.
MADRID, October 2.-During the progress
Of the recent tour of King Amadeus through
the provinces he expended ESQ, ONO in do
nations. and receieed $4,000 petitions.
From Sweden.
THE PARLIAMENT.
STocK HOLM, October 1.-THE Upper
House OF Parliament has approved the
clause Of the bin for the REORGANIZATION of
the army which makes military service
compulsory on all male subjects Of Sweden.
Miscellany.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports
seventy cholera deaths.
The cable announces that the friends Of
the Emperor are becoming holder, and are
intriguing for restoration of the Empire.
A fight occurred yesterday at Cork be-
tween the police and supposed Fenians.
A dispatch from London says the bark
Sorella went ashore in the late gale. Fulr
of her crew starved to death in the rigging
and four were drowned.
Victor Hugo has written to Theirs
strongly interceding for Rochefort.
Difficulties have arisen between France
and Italy respecting the pontitical debt.
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Vi. Grnrec Roosevelt. = clerk in the In
terror Department. appeared in the Crimi-
ua, CONT n Washington last week As u
Wires in The case Of the Government
,ca:ust Penis nardcn, and testified as fol-
lows
E" am clerk under the Government in
The Interior Department have been SO for
o,,,,sf ,;\r wears | was seeking tor
:, .tion. anG was introduced to John
Nyta!ilv. 4 lobbyist. ] wanted a CONSUL
>G.I. IA / bad not money enough. l had
ONLY ABOUT >l'o."
Judge Fisher How much morcy does
il ak, ~ &c; 4 Con>Clatc:
hr;c hundred dollars.
~ Ia; consulate cd YOU apply for:"
Ncvuamhuco. Brazil
That i small consulate"
%. l. i worth about $, 600 in gold year"
..l!rw much did YOU lend h,m?H
" Two or Ih!cc hundred dollars"
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nc,tsul;!ye Fire IN Chic"Go-sevcIa,
EAycS lost.

5...-.,. Sa-t,mhar "a A destructive
400 80 'a[,' - o MIN i.nn v
!. ,,.;r3 ~, we 'oIwccu the Chicagn. Bur
.,,I ,,i7;,}cS Eaijrosd rack and SIX
.-,'' ' ,,rI.t, kToIn ~ the Burlington
,... ann nqrt IF which waS Used
",....'v>.'' "',v -, ,',or'.,,,rGiS, and the
....,' -, - ,;oyrT;InirtT bonded ware
T., ~. ,ir.- drn4rtm.nr we're goods
j.. i..' J., r,,r}v two hundred; liymS, ana
.'r.I \. e>.J, co. MI of which we're de-
.- yn;t,. in inc bonded warehouse
...-.. .'nI, wnrih :. 900 600 all Of which
'.''...I r'iny hy reason of a thick fire
na Ia" .oof> DESTROYED there is an
...'. ,.,,.| Insurance Of S706. 010. 1t is i'm.
..I. - nf,-.,ir me names of the suffer.
-. ..~.,r ,h,. insurance. companies.
t. r,.. -, WA, first discovered in lot of
.-,'.,.'orn, in he central portion Of the
lr..,.ng. l., longu. t. .N!cYton 4 Bird. A
..<,.u.7.-!.cs w;,> Immediately brought
=, = I,.; failed 10 arrest lis progress,
.4.t 20, ..,rc the arrival 81 tie steamers the
f',.r. ,Hr<. with terrible fury in every
tTG,a I,,;i,.;,,,> ,ysa. owned nv <
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Domestic Markets -tBY TELEGRAPH. I

NEW YORK, October 2.-Co.ton quiet and
ste tdy sales, 1858 bales hollands, 1stc. Drlean
gee. Flour: -oushesn actys and tismer; com.
81 956ESs. Whiskcy, ~. " heat c osed quiet; win.
ter red western, ~. 6'0N.72 Corn closed quiet at
77q37Ic. Rice st-ady ct si@Oc. Pork, S1s.s0 lard
flrmer stlet@!ctc. Turpepline week at eat@s5c.
eosin quiet. .Tallow active ut siG03c. Freghts
Grmer.
s. BALTIMORE, October o.-Virginia s's. old. s2
bid, sag asked: '65s, SO bid 10 asked 67s, &c bid,
81 ask d Coupons, old O. BID, se3 asked. North
Cardinals, 40 Did new, % bid.
Flour very firm. Whea. active ard q m am
Der, II 7s@H.s,; good I'd to prime, sl;sG@sl.7o !;
common TO fair, 81 t0@N so; Ohio aud Indiana.
&l.aO@ bl.e7; Pennsylvania, sL8j@bl.ss. Rye, 7s@
ssc; ; Dats: so@56c. Corn firm white, 7s0sac. ;
shoulders, &c. Lard, lc@lOs:. Whiskey, $l.o2.
LOUISVILLE, Octohe- ,. Tobacco, active and
unchanged; sales, So h>gsheads. Begging. l7Gl
1sc. Flour 1rmer; extra family, as.9s. PIo:i-
Stems In good deman7. Mess pork, $50 Sl3 so.
n. ulders, H.; clear sides, SIC. Packed lard,
sl@llc. Whiskey, s5Gle6c.
WILMINGTON, N. G.. October 2.-spirits tur-
peptlne firm 1t &c Rosin firm g.. 8j for strained,
IS Is Tor o. l. S725 for eSrl pale, 1915 for pale.
Guide turpentino seady at o. 05 for hard 81 30 for
yellow dip, ana sl.75 Tor virgin.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT WHEEL1NG-BRgAK.
ING OF SUSPENSION BRIDGE Wheeling,
Vest Virginia, October IA frightful acct
dent occurred this afternoon. One of the
cables Of the old suspension bridge leading
from the foot of Sixth street to the Ores.
cent iron mill, across Wheeling creek, broke
with nine persons on the bridge, five OF
whom fell thirty feet. Thomas Calighan
and James Kline were killed outright
Charles Coyle is since dead, and Albert Ell.
liott. Joseph Hayne, and George Akers are
badly hurt. One or more will probably die.
The other three clung to the other cable
and got off. The bridge has been unsafe
for some time, and closed by order of the
City Council, but the employees of the iron
mill had removed the Instructions for their
own convenience.
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Old Father Cleveland, of Boston, who
will be one hundred years OLD next June,
D. v, is on visit 10 his sister aud other
near relatives In Brooklyn, N. Y. In his
youth he was deputy collector of customs
at Salem, under the administration OF
George Washington. He his children
seventy and eighty years Of age.
A former engineer on the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad has been arrested at
and large quantity of stolen property re.
covered.
Isaac Smith died of yellow fever at Gin
cinnati on Saturday aftera visit TO NatcheZ,
Miss, where he entered vault to look al
his brother, who had died of the disease.
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GLSrRAL HAHcoCg'a PoLIrlCAL VIEWS
\ REPORTER OF the New York Herald gives
To- following account Of 4 conversation
with General Hancock ut Brainerd, Mnn.,
Oh n" I'D ultimo:
Reporter: Iou are, Of course, aware that
your name has been freely mentioned as q
candidate Tor the presidency?
General Hancock: Yes; l am alive 10
WHAT i trau>pring around me but, TO be
frank. L does not possess that interest that
iro.c probably suppose. My position in
~" atuy IL assured. / can confidently
look 20 the future, | think, for further
AohoTs Tor il is possible That in the due
course o! events my turn will come. l
haEr h"cu III the army thirty years, and at
Ia' time OF lite il Is Il little late 10 seek Il
Arw Held OF action. 70 be sure / would
h" complMrntcd by any evidence OF par
lally on tho part OF Pennsylvania; 1t Is
my native state, and ! I'm glad to be HON
pTed IL tier hands it is 8 matter OF State
jt.dc. ! would deem it compliment
no'hH- more.
Reporter: Am l wrong, then, in sup
IU>lag YOU have no aspirations with regard
- The prtsiGcncy:
General Hancock Well, I think that
ts'f- j. no man in the country TO. day can
hAHd 10 ignore such gilt, coming from
IL" people.
Reporter You have, believe, express
al your political views On different occa-
..oLsE
General Hancock Yes, ] have but not
h"Gau-c had any desire TO mingle in poll
lies or be thought II politician. Whatever
'!""a may have expressed were my senti-
Meu's with regard TO the situation; was
. var Democrat am now Conservative.
"a, anxious TO retain the esteem OF The
H"publicans-Rad cals--but my course IN
Ne" Orleans, unfortunately, made me lose
IL. "a> forced into Il position there III
" hicA had 10 assume Il course Of action
INA; vas bound to make me sacrifice the
tst"em Of either party. | did not succeed
III pleasing the Radicals.
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COMMERCIAL.
~ CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
oahosD, VA, October 2, B71.

III ~, CORN AND FLOUR E1CBlEaE,s
RICHMOND, VA, October :, B7L
m, oFFERINes.
mnsH.TWhite., 1.&oa bushels. Rad no h, shs,s.
0ata-4sa hnsh sGs bushels. Mixed, ao4 bushels.
I. 55g yel bpahsls.
), Wheat. -whi.e-i.,o 100 I bns;o,. .,.,,
zs for prime for p verne gos
u s9as Lco for common. s''o si.e' Tor fair ];
eoHd Sem 4, e RFed-I1a2 bushe,.a. o. s,as, 70 Tor
s;S ~. for prime sl.ss ,or sesa. 'of common;
oood sS.n,t bushels. at s4Gasso. n, ve-,
oats sls bu sSe la q, sd Use: 10 for ss
FOR very good. AVE ps'me spring sss
RE-ExurB1rxp.
Wheat-Red, 80 bushels.
REMARKS.
The market for wheat tod ~ was lively and al.
vanelng, both for milling simples and for see5
ooin' 100, was looking up, and prime sprire cas-
soia ~ eoc. There IL soma excitement in the four
super foe being quoted ct s7.2s (some hold.
els asking $3.50, and extra s7.7s@ss, with Ugh,
stock OF beth. 20
says: - ~ "Sp
dastlds Visible supply of grain r.
~ ane Sticks In store at the principal port.
IN y, accumulation st lake aod sesboard ports and
IN traasit on ths iskes, tbs NV York canals and
= sho roo tiic <3u instant, Wheat.
so oo ou5Sel5; corn, 1871 ISL bushels oas
ssi sos bushels; barley 500 $50 bushels a1Sinsi
100 ss PIsbels OF wheat bushels Of corn
avis e'o pushes OF Oats. and 5si OO3 bushels OF
oaliey az Inc corresponding da.e In IsTo Tbo
amount s1, OF grain aost the New York Canals ON
Tue Zn instant, destined for tide. stsr. was saont
S rs sGeows; Whest s!2 4 corn, us c7i
ous9ns rye, IL, $40 tushel m lit, ID ali hu. heIs
flour. The receipts for the week, sl,sss az.
REFS; anu since January 1st, 1871 24os s4a ariel,
against ae45, $50 barrels for the corresponding pe
tloa IN 1870 The exports for the eek were %
ana since Janu ryl1st, 1871 30l 42a ar.
e's against ffs barrels for tbs correspondtns
perioo IN 1870. The exUort cleara- cec for Eurcp
,or Inc week were 4s5 barrels The sales fer IN,
SYeek were 1lss7 barre els against 82,6s7 barrels To.
Pp,evlous week There Tas IN active business on
1ue~o'y, we1nesdsy, and Jhursd,, at enlar ced
sue, better demand for export ana local re.
!4 hasd and marked speculative inquiry.
nas Is SUI an incomplete assortment, sh pplDe
t oUis a Deisg IN nmised supply louthen 81.
wen as winter wheat Ohio, Indiana, ami Michi,
S sin. mere wee considerable transactions In
sIhippIns hour for forward delivery extra State
na, al Ss 1Sas7; fancy State. $7.is@tT IS gu.
1i ~ nne, $500, the outside were Tor choice NO. al
s4; s%., Inc market closed strong and on mos,
,v Ina a. noape ADVANCE on the Hetk, indicated
Wy tno ranges OF qu0t4tiOns.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-03
Cuban News.
TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION.

HAVANA, October 2.-The Geographic
line between Havana and Puerto Principe,
which passes through the district of CANA
guey, the stronghold of the late insurree-
ton, has been completely reestablished, and
is now in working order. The line had
been cut by the insurgents ut the beginning
of the struggle, and was kept interrupted
by their possession Of the intervening large
territory of Camsguey.
THE RESURRECTION As STRONG AS EVER, &C.
NEW YORK, October 2.-According to
statements made, the insurrection In Cuba
is as strong as ever, and the revolutionary
government continues its regular organiza-
f1on.
The Cuban Junta celebrated an anniver-
sary here Saturday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-03
v tSNNGTON NEWS.
,..,.,,-,,<MYxr OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

; ,,>.x~Ia<MEST OF REPRESENTATIVES.
>.,yr.fon having hrcn taken by Congress
49,, last >rlsinn on the appor.ionment
81 .. .,, the Secretary OF the Interior. It
.". '.o4 \, tlc Washington correspondent
.ln New York Tribune. will, under the
Il. '' - 1850 ana 1852. make the apporrion-
Nv, .ria,d Ton under the census just taken.
:. -, =" ,nmhcy Of representatives VIII he 2+l,
'. -. twa each ~ Illinois and Missouri.
: -; mo each 30 lows. Kansas, Michigan,
s.ia, New Jersey. Texas. and Wis
49,, NrN York will lose three, Ohio
'..., i.f~a>yvania Two each. and Kentucky
va!lc the New England States will
* IL ~. Some two or three States
,,.u rr,Aa',lv gain m additional member
,...-. fractions. which will require the
..ar.. al tonSIc>S 80 authorize elections at
Nst.
4.- superintendent will hardly he allow
. &c.. .rart