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The Principal Druggists IN The United
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From Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 30.-Thc Legislature
has passed joint resolution authorizing
the Secretary Of State 10 prepare list of
llIe law books stored in the basement Of
the S!atc-house, preparatory to offering
them for sale to the lawyers Of Chicago.
The Tribune appeals to the generous in
behalf of the sufferers of Wisconsin, Mich
igan, and Minnesota. 1t says that proba-
bly, $4,000 persons in northern Wisconsin
and Michigan have been stripped of every
possession. Many have been rendered
sick, blind. or crippled, by an ordeal which
will necessarily make them objects of cha.
rity for some time TO come. Unfortunately,
too, where whole families and whole COM
muniiies were involved in a common ruin,
there are no nciShbors. nor relatives on
whom, rs in Chicago, some of the sufferers
can fall back for assistance.
Tie officers of the BricklayerS' Union
assert that that body has taken no action
in regard to wages, and the advance in
wages is owing TO competing bids Of en-
ployers. who offer larger wages to Journey
men to leave former employers.
The damaged grain in four of the burnt
elevators Quantity not stately sold to-day
for 1853.
The company will not rebuild the opera
house. but viii put up a business block OH
the old site.
The Pacific Hotel is to be rebuilt OH the
old plan aud site.
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liy Associated rre-s.


SAN FRANCISCO, October 29.-A petition
has been sent to the President from the
citizens of Arizona to allow General Crook
to pursue the Apache campaign uninter-
ruptcd by the Peace Commissioners.
Eight more Of the Los Angeles rioters
have been arrested. The better portion OF
the community nre determined TO enforce
the law and punish the rioters.
The shipments OF California wheat abroad
this sca.on aggregates 470, 900 centals. The
available surplus now in the State Is esll-
mated at sixty thousand tons.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 3O.-The core
ner's jury, at Los Angeles, in the case of
the Chinese killed in the recent riot there,
has rendered Il verdict Of riot and murder
against number of persons of all nationall-
ties.
The Apschcs are again making raids on
tho white settlements il Arizona.
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The War Upon the srormou..

ARREST OF THE MAYOR OF SALT LACE AVN
/ oTHhRs-HAwKINs's PUNISHMENT, &C.
SALT LAKE, October 29.-The MAYOR os
Inc city and four others have been arrested
ny the United States marshal, charged with
Inc murder of prisoners taken at Camn
DOUGLASS. Some wild words attended the
proceedings, but no resistance. Orson
hyae, one oil the twelve apostles, fled
souLhWard to avoid arrest. A dead body
has been found near the city with fonr bui.
let's through it. Warrants are out for the
arrest OF Brigham Young and his son
oosGph, charging them with the murder
Of Richard Yates. The indictments are
founded upon the testimony of Bill Hick-
man, formerly q danite or secret agent of
the Mormons. 0en' - y
hawkins, who was tried for adultery, has
hcen tlncd $500 and sentenced to three
years hard labor. Notice of appeal to the
Supreme Court has been given.
Elder George Q. Cannon arrived here
this morning from San Francisco, and
preached this afternoon in the large taber-
nacle to an audience numbering at least
10000. lie counselled his hearers to abb
stain from any act of violence and submit
to the law. God, he said, would protect
them and deliver them from their persecu-
tors. and the crusade against them would
only strengthen and glorify them in the end.
Their Church could not be overturned,
Their faith was the inspiration of the Di.
vine Spirit, and would endure forever.
Elder Pratt was not so conservative. He
did not want any whining judge to say to
him, as he did to Hawkins, ~ am sorry
for YOU" lie wanted no sympathy from
any Federal official. He was ready to 90 to
Jail for twenty years, but did not want any
pity from such source. He predicted
That God would totally overthrow and an
initiate the prosecutors OF the Mormon
people.
Nothing further has been heard from Or
son Hyde, the apostle.
The prisoners are quartered comfortably.
REPORTED FLIGHT OF BRIGHAM YOUNG.
New YORK, October GA special to the
Herald from Salt Lake says:
at is stated i'm official circles that Brig
ham Young is 100 miles south OF this city,
with his course still onward. 1t is not
known to what point he is bound. Some
think be intends to leave the country, and
others that he will find refuge in st. George,
800 miles from here. II Is certainly doubt
ful whether he will appear for trial, and
whether the head of the Church will be
seen uguin here until the troubles are over.
Delegate Hooper has gone to Washington
TO see the President and cndeavor to effect
some basis of compromise. The Church is
in the greatest ferment."
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Domestic Markets Try n,rcp,pu7


NEW YORK, Oo:obcr 3o-CoLton strong: sales,
eo' naie5 uplnds. lSsc.; Orleans. 1ea:. South,
extra, 81 s0G8ta.Sc. Whisky. 9ac. Wheat Am
per 1ed western. el Gi@sl.s7. Corn heavy and
.1%Gr mixed western 1n@7SAc. Pork active at
a. 07s@'sc. Resin firm al Il 5o@A.a5 for s:iaIned.
BALTIMORE. October 3o.-VIrglui,,s- Old. Al
bid S2asked. Coupons -Uld, ssl hid; COZ asked
West Vlremla's, ?4a bid 2.s asked. Norh Caro-
lina's. 3s3 bid; new, I9t bid.
Cotton firm; low miGdliugs, l7lc. Flour
irmer and unchanged Wheat firm and &C. I've !:
choice white, 81 sO&9bi S.; fair to prime, 81 sC60
u % icd, common Ia iair, SLa!QlSl.sO: ohio
anu indisna, Sl.sq6SI 6l; Pennsylvania, $40
- GS Corn steady; new white, 656l7Uc. Oats,
Whiskey nominal.
LouISvILLE. October 80. - Tobacco Sales
light; prices very Il IN for all grades. Bsgginp
heavy ana nneh , Provisions quiet and stea-
Sc; Gear sides, st. Lard, pi9!Gtc. Whiskcy
dull ut 9oc.
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,.rov WASHINGTON.

,s,nrxT or THE UNITED STATES
~ ''' ,urrtrA--k PROCLAMATION.
.r,trS> al The seasons mas AGAIN
=. n,c hu>hnndman To garner the
.,t,.,.r,>iulto'l. industry has been
"".t> ", we'll rewarded. We are at peace
'"''"r, .a,,ops. and tranquility. with few
'i" . 49, prevails AZ home. Within the
.N't'.. 49,, have in the main been tree
80. II, which elsewhere have afflicted
y" ~ II some OF lis have had casam'-
i. 49,. ,h,uld he nj occasion for SYM
80" ,.b fhc sufferers, of resignation on
'5"' ,,f, fhc Wi! OF the Mos: High. and
."'.' .'. ..,r ~ the many who have been
e.. .,..r.',rr recommend that on Thurs
w. ,hIt:rrh day az November next
.... . l,, meet IN iurlr respective places
20 49,. aud there make the usual an
81 ~. establishments 10 Almighty God
'' ,fr,.ir.> h. has conferred upon
r. their mr3c;rui exemption from
...s invoke HI protection and kind
rn.,r les unfortunate brethren,
Cd, fl. HIS wisdom, He has deemed il
...a >,I,r-
1.,A,rrut have hcrcunto set my
.. o.>ca the seal OF the United
...rhr .t3tN,d.
r... VI: lac city "f Washington this
....l.h daN at ntto@cr, IN the year
~ ut snr thousand eight hundred
...., .....og,. ANA ni tAC independence
.. r..t3 ~;y,v> ilr nin.'y-siNth.
/. :. GEAST.
T.. .r President.
..-.s tl>t. Secretary oi state.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Dedication of n Church MfnIateFs'
and Deac0ns' Meetfng-Poltiics.

and Deac0ns' MeetfnG-PolsiAcs.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.
GRIFFINsBuRa, CuLpEPER COUNTY, VA.,l
October 80, 1871.
The dedication OF Methodist church
took place in Rappahannock county, some
three miles from this place, on yesterday.
The services were very interesting. Rev.
DR.. Bennett, of your city, preached. The
church will be known as Oliyet.
The ministers and dcacons' meeting of
the Shiloh Baptist Association convened on
Saturday with the Salem Baptist church,
In this county.
The introductory sermon was preached
by Rev. }. B. Taylor, Jr.
An cXegesIs on passage OF Scripture
was read by Rev. Il. II. Stone, formerly a
missionary to Africa, but now residing In
Culpeper.
A discussion was then held on "the pro-
per observance of the Lords day by the
churches.'' This discussion was partici-
pated in by J. G. Miller, Esq, and Rev.
Messrs. J. n, Fox, J. b. Taylor, Jr., and
Il. II. Stone.
yesterday Sunday an immense crowd
assembled. Sermons were preached by Rev.
Messrs. j. b. Taylor, Jr., and r. Ii. Stone.
The Conservatives of the county arc be-
stirring themselves. A public meeting was
held at Brandy Station on Saturday, and
several addresses were made.
Weather.wisc people predict cold Win
ter. The persimmon crop is enormous.
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Oar Old Acquaintance under Now
Name.
From TIE Macon zeal Telegraph.

FROM tie huCDu tcSsI iS:ofT
GEORGIA CLovER.-We saw yesterday at
the contemplating house of Messrs. Lums'
den 81 Graybil, on Third street, eight or
ten bales Of the Lespedeza Strata, or bush
clover, or what Is moro fumiiarly known
as the Georgia clover. 1t was recently cut
from an old field in tho swamp below the
city-two acres yielding 1o,Osa pounds, OF
clover, and which will sell readily IN ms
market at one dollar pei hundred. 1t will
be y remembered that this is new slower,
unknown to Georgia soil as late as ten ,,
years ago. but 1T soems that 1t is now spread,
INC all over the State. A bunch of 1t laid
upon our table yesterday by Mr.. Grayblll,
Of The above firm, is full fifteen or eighteen
inches in height, having a fresh and Lively
rom the ground as thickly as the hairs on
a dogs hide, and it soon ehokes out all
othcr grasses. IL is said to be highly nutr til,
lious, and the eagerness with which horses
and cattle feed upon 1t shows that 1t Is :,
most valuable vegetation a. food for all
kinds OF live stock.
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For the Disput d.

West Hanover Prcsbytery met at Cor
louisville TO-DAY (2Sth October).
Rev. Il. ID. Withcrspoon, d. D., was re-
ccived into this Presbytery from The Pres
bytery of Montgomery.
Rev. j. G.. Dinwiddic, after passing very
satisfactory examination on the various
parts of trial, WAS ordained to the full
work OF the gospel ministry and installed
pastor OF the Church. And committee
was appointed to install him rs pastor of
the church at Orange Courthouse to-mor-
row, Goth.
Prcsbytcry adjourned TO meet at Farm
vile on Saturday before the third Sunday
in November.
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tHG !ilrE@IsE SOCIETY OF FEIENrs -
SO. >.nI-N meetings Oi the Saclclf OF
&. ~!- tuuWn ~ The Hick>ite> i now in
..j'-- al IT," Lombard street mcctiu@-
n. III" hrdy i composed ri rcp!c-
.' t.I'- from the quarterly meetings If
%. western shore OF Maryland and tGc adj
.9t counties III pcnnSy lYina and Nir-
Hr Etch quarterly meeting can send as
nn2 it,l,-s,tc~ - il rNuu>rS. but four or
$50 l- lh. usual number. In this BODY no.
a#- .~ determined f,y miuritic$. When
at MEASURE J. proposed il j discussed in
- ya.ioU, bearings. aud if any member
..t> out icl-i>tcntjy against it, out OF
b .'u.c - Ills OF her conscientious
nNbtjons. i: i dropped. There must
s,}s hc Uuuuimity. They have no
-an.Zvd missionary boards, puhllca-
.N hou-c,, or other appliances by
.tA lie work of eVangelZation is car
', on, hence their yearly meetings arc
$50 occupied with business than The con-
'.pn. Of Other religious societies. Ii IS
" individual man with whom they are
. y" particularly concerned, and over his
H0Urt they exercise constant Watchful-
g.. Hence il is The interchange of mu-
d 0ETvri"nccs aud the irquiry into he
..h ana conversation Of each member
ia h inp-tlN engages the attention OF the
~r n". |! there has urcn immortality or
'"r dyalirg, there must be repentance.
:d I any one has leen Wrongcd, there
.,' .i>l b" restitution. If The erring
N.'#,r is obstinate and rejects all godly
#H>'I, nc i excluded from the society.
... tN a mrmhur Tor hc!C>y, Tie largest
Is IA jcii@ious bciici beng allowed.
'u saturday Il private meeting Of the
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OF Governor B,y,oet, :.
Rc0rEfa-areat Eyeteaynars a.,

. a1TL4NTA, GA, October 3O.-Governor
as resigned bis Office on the Cad in.
T 3 10 take effect to-day, and at 9 O'Clock
son NJ. benjamin Comfy, president of the
senate, was installed as Governor. VIC
q; Inc resignation was written before his
a,gnC 70 New York. Great exciteme Mt
Inc statement made n few DAYS back TINT
Charles l.. Schlater, superinfendant NJ ' tho
Brunswick and Albany railroad had i InI
WIN railroad property is incorrect. There
10 hotning wrong charged against him.
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~ r.-r,uAsrs A>p GOLD SALES.

r.. vs." Pes. dent.
...4 tl>t. Secretary ui state.
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West ElrStnia Elections.
Core ponicncc or the Richmond Dispatch.
WHITE SULPHUR SrRINGs,2
rIohpr 70 1871

WHITE SULPHUR SFRINGS,}
October 80. 1871. {
The elections in the State Of West Fir-
GINA have proven successful to the Demo-
cratic psriy far beyond the hopes of the
most sapgliinc. From the reported re-
turns have gathered the following Demo
c,atc maioritlts:
Grecnbrier county about COO; Monroe,
100; Kanawha, 400; Ohio, 200; Wood,
81 Mason, 800: Cahell. 800; Summers,
$50 to 300; Nicholas, the ma ioriLy in this
county is very Iaryc--in fact there was
scarcely any opposition to the Democratic
ticket. In The kanawha district the Demo-
cratic candidate was elected by 200 MIL
jority. The majority In the entire State is
about 10000. These results are all aston
ishing, as many of the largest Democratic
majorlticS are returned from what were
heretofore considered as Radical strong
holds. There will not be over twelve Rad-
Gals in the Convention.
From what | have seen and heard, |
should say that this triumph is far from
what Radical seekers for Radical capital
would attempt TO signify It. The Demo-
cratic party Of West Virginia is 4 progress
siye ono, bent on the material improvement
of this climb" OF Old Virginia, and tie
call for q convention is simply practical
move in the way Of amendment to the Con-
sti,ution. They need in West Virginia
changes in their judiciary and county and
township systems, but beyond this they
will never attempt to alter the present Or
ganic law.
The questions Of suffrage and civil rights
are AS firmly settled in West Virginia as in
Massachusetts. | have heard prominent
men 90 50 far us TO say that they would
nlally vote for any candidate who might
be nominated by Republicans of the Schurz
stripe lis against Giant, because, as the De-
mocracy stood no earthly chance in the
coming Presidential campaign, it would be
better to have genteel anu able .kepubl-
can to fill The place than the incompetent
man who now seeks to pcrpetuate his
power and establish q military despotism
in the "frecSt country the world ever
saw ''-cXcept in South Carolina. v. j. P.
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A RObber Killed.

CINCINNATI, October 3O-Andrew Ste
yer, a farmer, living six miles east Of De-
Dhas, Ohio, was confronted in the Owen
House on Saturday night by robber, who
ibreatened him with revolver. Stever
knocked the weapon from the robbers
hand. and then stabbed himto death with
. pocket.knife. a coroner's jury exone-
rates Steyer.
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BASEBALL.
FOREIGN NEWS.
French Affairs.

PARIS, October 30.-IC is thought that
the Assembly will remove its sessions
from Versailles to this city during the COM
ing winter, on account of the cold weather,
the means of protection against which, in
the rooms at Versailles, not being deemed
adequate.
IL is probable that Senior Buoncompagni
will be appointed Italian Minister to
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Er0IIa New York.

CASES OF PERSONS CONFINED FOR DEBT.
NEW IoRK, October 30-Forty prisoners
confined for debt in the Ludlow-Strect Jail
were taken before Judge Barnard, Of the
Supreme Court, this morning to have their
cases examined. Charles Wood, aged
scycnty-seven years, and William Johnson,
II negro, were discharged. The remainder
OF the prisoners were directed to have
statements of their cases prepared by next
Thursday for submission TO the court.
KuMoRED RESIGNATION OF TWEED-ARREsT
OF JAMES FISK, JR.
NEW YORK, October 30.--It is rumorcd
that Tweed has resigned us Il candidate for
the State Senate and The office OF Commits
sioner Of Public Works.
Justice Ingrabam has issued an order for
the arrest of james Fisk, Jr., in the suit of
Helen Josephine Mansfield to recover
900 alleged to have been obtained by
him while acting in tiduciary capacity.
RoSEHZwEIG,
the abortionst, has been taken to Sing
Sing.
The deciding game for the baseball
championship was played between The
Athletes, OF Philadelphia, and the White
Stockings. of Chicago, this afternoon, re-
sulting in favor Of the Athletes to 1,
giving them the championship of the United
States.
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES,
MARYLAND Races.
THE RACE BETWEEN HARRY BASsETT AMI
HELMBOLD-HARRY BASSETT THE WINNER.
Spccisl [ telegram 10 Che pisuatch

THE RACE BETWEEN HARRY BASSETT AND
EXTRAORDINARILY BAsSETT THE WINNER.
Special telegram to the Dispatch
BALTIMORE, October 30.--The great event
of the races here to-day was the trial be-
tween Harry Ba.sctt and Hclmbold for the
Bowie stakes. The race was one of the
finest ever witnessed, and the interest even
leSceet!ed that between Longlellow and
He]mbold at Saratoga. Hairy Bassett was the
flvoritc at the pool-sellng nearly two to one,
his victory ever treakneSs on Saturday
adding considerable TO his already great re-
putation. Bassstt took the lend at tap Of
the drum. and kept it throughout the whole
two heats OF four miles each. There was
intense excitement every time they flew up
the quarterstrctcb;. The crowd chccred
and huzzacd with greatest enthusiasm.
The time was 7.543, S.03b.
Virginians were in high feather at the
SUCCESS of their faYorite, and Mcdaniel
was congratulated on all sides. There was
brilliant audience present.
The track was in much better condition
than on Saturday, but could not be consi-
dercd iirst-class.
By Associated rrecs.
BALTIMORE, October 30.-Gn the rimlico
course to. day the first race, selling stakes.
purse $500, for I'LL ages, Was Won by Lord
Byron.
The second race. mile heats, for horses
owned In Maryland, purse $3.50, was won
by John Mcrriman. Time, 1:53S, 1853,
1 :5G4.
The third race, City Hall stakes, was
won by Eolus. BY the Sea was second and
Frogtown third.
Fourth race, Bowie stakes, post entry
for all ages, rour-mile heats, $3.50 entrance,
500 forfeit !; the club to add 22, 600. Harry
Bassett and HcimboId started. Bas>ctt
won easily in two heats. Time, 7:54a,
S:034.
There was very large attendance on the
Grounds.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, October 5o.ISoiomo9
ElIcns,en was shot and instantly kliiea
Yesterday by a desperado.
I Six men have been imprisoned under the
kuklux act in Grant PARISH cnarseu VIII
the murder of Delos W. White, recorder
of Grant parish.
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Ffoa,, souih America.
FEARFUL RAyAGgs OF YELLOW FEVER

FEARFUL RAVAGKS OF YELLOW FEVEK.
NEW YORK, October 50.-Hinton r.
Helper writes from Buenos Ayres under
date Of August 10th That the deaths from
yellow fever number $4,000 in that city,
and 1000 In the province OF Carrirotas.
lie also states that the smallpox prevails to
n frightCuI extent.
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AnJuTANT- GENERAL w. IL. RICHARDSON.
This veteran officer, who has devoted The
best years Of his life 10 the service Of the
state, is now in Norfolk on brief visit.
We have had the pleasure Of shaking him
by the hand, and trust he may remain long
enough among us to get II full appreciation
Of our saltwater atmosphere and our salt
water dellcacicS. lie is the guest OF T. H..
Smith, Esq. on Cranky street, where he
Will remain day or two longer. The
General is himself IN honor to the State
which he delights to HONOR No,J0lk lu-
r.,,,'r
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Richmond Tobacco nIarket-

RICHMOND, October 30, Is7I-We have M
eo'nge to note The demand for all grades has
oeen brisk and steady for The past week. supnJtss
nave bcen equal to III: demand. and prices hive
rem aimed firm at our qu ,tatlous.
1hste IS not enough Of new tobacco coming in
establish quotations for that article The quota
lions OF old are: 49,"
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TELEGRAPHIo NEWS.
Few York etock and Money aaarke

&c" WUhA UUCH dsEkW NAUucy 1HFRef,
NEW YORK, October 90. The markets fu Wall
strtet we're extremely dull TO day, but firm. FIX.
charge, 50. Gold closed at 11IaaIus .Goyern-
reuts inactive; 1865, lag; new, 1lsA States
dull. Ternessee'a stcady. Virginjas, old, strong.
South CSrolina's, new, active. Tenucssce's, 90 /;
new, same. virginIa's, 90; new "a. Louisiana's,
ds new, 90. Levels. ca s's, Is. Alabama's.
%: IS, 81. Georgla's, 50; rs, SO. North Caroll-
mas, az; new, 10. south Cardinals, Y new, 3ol.
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Stakes. of Tennessee, accepted little
nrascut Of 81, 600 because, SO he says, he
Z. saw no harm in a poor ex' Congressman
taking present when the President Oh Inc
Limited States had done 1t so oiten."
Boarders in Chicago are now regularly
rising from their hakhes.
"Hare q snake?" is the San FRANCISCO
Interrogation Tor drinks,
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AUGUSTA, GA, October 10, 1871,

TO the Hon. Mayor Of the City Of Chicago:
Please draw on us for one thousand dol
lars, and distribute it among your af1 ;ctcd
people. BRANCH, SONS q 90.
Major =. =. Branch, the subscribing
member and leading spirit OF the firm, was
{ gallant officer in prominent Virginia
regiment, and as prisoner OF war was
drawn as 4 hostage, and tiually, with many
othc,s. was planted In range OF the guns OF
Eort sumter Savannah Ners.
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f1rL0sioS OF 4 FURNACE STACK
t'2n3s'orn, o., October 2&.-A stack at
ID. non furnace OF Andrews Brothers,
''i tins city, exploded this morning. The
1"rl~ wcJ" terribly destructive 10 sur.
"int.u- buildings. Three men were Sc
"p,y injured, and two have since died.
ne iass Is $4,000; insured for about
y nGN
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ye,,av Fever I'm sIississippi.

V1cKsBURG, October 30-Threc new cases
of fever have occurred here, but no dcaths'
There are thirty cases under treatment.
NATcHhz, October 3o:.Ihe fever IS
abatine. One hundred aud fifty cases are
bending. There have been sixty deaths
Since the 18th OF September,
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Injunction Granted.

ALBANY, GA, October 3O.-An tpjunc-
ton was granted Saturday against sundry
PARTIES who have. seized property OF the
brunswick and Albany railroad.
John Scriyen has been confirmed by the
court as receiver for the road.
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he Virginia Journals, and The people as
"~t Dt that once Grand old Common
Wealth, u well they may, are anxtousiy
JAecrncd about the election in that state
>''th !" lake place. We dcyoutiy hope that
''ccSs VIII again perch on the Democratic
+"her, and save the state 10 those who
sci Al interest in her future weitare-her
'"h true gons.- 'Statesuttc ~. c. Ame'r-
IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-31
Ireland.
TRIAL OF KBLLY FOR MURDER.

INIAL UF hbLLi FUN MU NUEIs'
DUBLIN, IRELAND, October 30-The trial
of Kelly for the murder of Head Constable
Talbot commenced to-day. The prisoner
was escorted to the courtroom by a body
Of soldiers