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VIRGINIA CONFERENCE OF TIE Me.
TaoDisT EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH:
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS.
SECDND DAY.
pE- DOAN ~ A<A
EpecIal telsgram 20 the Dispatch.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
PORTSMOUTH, VA. November 16, 1871.
The Conference met this morning. &C.
cording to adjournment, in the Court-Strcet
Baptist church Bishop Paine in the chair)
and was opened with the usual religious
exercises, conducted by Rev. George w.
Langhornc.
Twenty-scycn ministers and nino lay del
egates who were not present yesterday APP
peared and took their seats.
The minutes of yesterday were read and
approved.
The venerable Father Cooper, OF George
town, appeared OH the floor.
George II. Ray was substituted for vii
lam G. Lumpkn on tie Committee on Mis-
sons.
Leaves OF absence were granted to Rcv5.
j.. 2. Garland and John \. Jefferson after
to.day's session.
Conference resumed the examination Of
the characters OF the elders and the greater
part of the session was devoted to this duty.
All of them passed an approved examn
| ton.
Rev. Messrs. Ycates and Griffin, or the
North Carolina Conference, and Irwin, OF
| the PrcsbTtciiln Church, were Introduced
to the Conference.
| The sessions Of The Conference are very
largely attended.
Kcvs. James 4. Riddick, Robert J. Car
son, and William J. Norflsct, were placed
on the supernumerary list. The following
upcrnumcraries we're placed on the etlec-
tive li,t--v:z., Rcys. John Il. Laulens,
Jacob II. Proctor, John P. Woodward.
/ Rev. William T.. White, minister OF the
| Protestant Methodist Church, having II.
scntcd to the union with the Methodist
| Episcopal Church South. was placed on the
roll Of elders Of the Virginia Conference.
| Humphrey Bilups. Joseph Carson, NJ.
u. Dance, Benjamin DevLny, John c. Gar
lick, Robert A. Gregory, William 4. 30
binson. Alexander Stewart, jacob Hough,
Benjamin NJ. Williams, s. 7. Norman,
and Benjamin I. Ames, were continued on
the superannuated list. The application Of
Charles V. Bin-cy TO BE placed on the su
| pcrnumcrary lis for reasons other than i'll.
! health Is well as ill-hcl!th, was not
granted, after m earnest and protrac;ed &c.
bate by Drs. Edwards, Lee, Langhorne,
! Whitehead and others.
Rev. Dir. Hume, Of the Baptist Church,
Rev. DR.. Armstrong Of the Presbyterian
church, Norfolk J. 7. Wiche of tho
North Carolina Conference, and Samuel
Y. IIoylc Of the Baltimore Conference,
| were Introduced TO the Conference.
! After the usual notices Conference adj.
jonrned with the beradiction ly tue = shop
until tomorrow morning,
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The st. Louis Republican fayors passi-
riam, and the other Democratic paper de-
clarcs that this means nothing but "pos-
sutni.m."
because 1t also means non-possumism.l
The Diamond Mills. at Peoria, ILL.,, were
destroyed by fire Wednesday morning.
Loss heavy; insured fnr about $40, 900 in
various companies, including the Franklin
and North American, of Philadelphia.
The funded debt Of Vermont has been
reduced the past year S49S, 600, and it now
amounts to S-j41 800.
About four hundred German immigrants
have lately settled In Texas.
Forty bulldogs were recently shipped
from London to Calcutta.
A man In Westport, Conn.,, has had three
wives in five months.
The Lord Bishop of Litchficld sailed from
New York for England "Wednesday in the
Java.
Adcliua Patti Is to come to America next
year.
Garroting is said to be getting common In
the streets OF Boston,
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, November 16.-The low
pressure in the Missouri Valley will proba-
bly, move into Iowa, with easterIy winds :;
increasing to a gale by Friday night on
Lake Michigan and by Friday morning on
Lake Superior. Increasing southerly winds
with threatening weather, and possibly
rain. from Illinois to Louisiana and west.
ward. Clear and pleasant weather from
Michigan to Alabama and In the South At.
lanlic States. Northwest winds, back TO
northerly, with diminishing force, aud
clearing up weather in the Middle and
Eastern States. Dangerous winds are not
anticipated on the Atlantic coast Oh Friday.
PENSION AGENT CALHOUN, OF PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON, November 16.-Pension
Agent Calhoun, Of Philadelphia. is short
only few thousand dollars. The privilege
OF making up the amount and resigning
has been accorded him, but his hardness
in doing so makes his removal probable.
PHILADELPHIA, November 16.-Pension
Agent Calhoun has resigned. He denies
beng 4 deiaultcT.
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NEW WORK.

TIE CASE OF MISS MANSFIELD IS. JAMES
FISK, JH.
NEW York, November IS, 1S71.-Jamcs
Fisk, Jr., learning to-day that q war
rant was out for his arrest on the charge Of
libel, the complainant being Miss Helen
josephine Mansfield, surrendered himself
in the Yorkviile Police Court this alter
noon. Miss Mansfield charges that Fisk
suborncd colOred boy named King, tor
melly III her employ, To swear to an aflda-
Wit charging her and Edward S. Stokes and
Miss Williams with conspiracy to black
mail him by threatening to publish state
ments regarding the management OF the
Erie railroad, and also clrcul tied the atlila-
Wit. Maggie }. Ward, q servant in the en-
poy OF Miss Mans field, In an affidavit sworo
thai Fisk offered her inducements to swear
10 false aliid.vlts for him. He was placed
under IS, 200 bonds to answer.
THE RECENT STORM AND HIGH TIDE.
Details of the recent high tide and storm
show heavy losses, Property in the lower
portions OF the different cities around Ne"
York has been washed and many buildings
blown down. Great damage has also been
done to shipping.
THE STORM SIGNALS.
The storm signals were taken down at
noon to-day, AID were replaced ut O'clock.
THE CHOLERA.
Thirteen new cases Of cholera were re-
ceived yesterday ar the hospital from the
quarantine ship Delaware.
i here has been one more death by cho-
lera ut Westbank hospital.
BEN wADE's LECTURE.
Ben Wade, in his lecture, says that Con-
press will undoubtedly favor high tariff,
and would be endorsed by the popular will
in the West. He lav0rS the denomination
and re election OF Grant, aud predicts great
prosperity TO the country.
ESCAPE OF PRISONERS.
Two counterteiters and sailor charged
with mutiuy escaped from TIE Ludlo" lall
last night. They were aided 81 outsiders.
THE vIADUCr RAILROAD.
The directors OF the proposed Tiauuct
railroad have resigned, anu Tic ellpio9e'
have been dismissed.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN VESSEL REPORTED.
There is vessel reported IN the oann@
which is supposed to be one oil the RUSSIAN
/! fleet.
saws That the Grand Duke Alexis Is not on
| the Russian vessel in the ottin@. she parted
with the vessel bearing him on the 9TH IN
slant in latitude 81, longitude ~.
THE MITCHEL-DIX CASE.
John Mitchell gained u point today in
his sutt against General Dix for alleged lnl-
prisonment, Judge McCann denying the
motion for transferring The case TO the
United States Court for the reason that IL
did not come under the law OF Congress OF
1865 or 'GS, the arrest having occurred June
14th, 1865, subsequent to the date fixed bv
the presidential proclamation iat the close
OF the rebellion.
REPORTS CoSTRADICTED.
District Attorney Garvin denies the re-
port that Tweed bas been indicted by the
grand jury, saying that the case has not yel
been before them.
The rumor OF tie resignation by Tom
Fields OF his seat in the Assembly is untrue
PROPOSED EXTRA SESSION OF THE LEGIsLA'
An Albany special says that Governor
Hoffman met the Democratic State senators
to-day at Troy to consider the propriety OF
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Norfolk Markets.

NOVEMBER Is Cottoa.-w IL ,te closlas Quots-
liens: tri.nary, ~ H.: good Ordinary: ,eiG
Itc low mtCding itGLa:.: mcdIing TsNi7S.
tI0ur. mere IS We Ill -. ~ ti9l In tins II L.
Ike our questions, ~ cover different RE iGo
and brand are: Fine, S5.7jGd 25 supe n1e, Sc 90
az -; ezra, Mig - IS. tamilr, 3 75GQNl.5o.
Corn Is ~ f.ir ntmaLd with llsh. receipt4.
IN. saI's ~ Il Il: week ,re about 900 bu. his 5. we
quote n II" Close ew white. 72c.; y:1ow, Tic.
Corn nedl lis rather lover, snd may not ua
gu ID o.. $50.
Peonuts.-Flfm; sLM@sl.aO, according 10
Dried Frun.-Good apples are hold a: 7soS
Pc TN t'.mSI s..
Siostt Potatoes aayc argtd from go sl.5o per
ba'Ici. Tod v y are waited IuQro iJgp Ia
toes W rem4k h4C Il Is always iuteuced 10 give
price OF po.at@ss nnket-th i ~, barrels, coysra,
c"na"rass, aud labor are paid By ths tuIers alto
gether.
OtuS are IN fs!c demand with sales 10. day OF
100 III. he NV suring al 55lIidS'.
SursS. The dem md Is Tcr, xuod. aud tho II ay-
hrrn III our qu}t,t'oas. We quote: hed ak
ho. she al, $50 cult, $40 WHIT 0 K bogshsat,
as; cuiis, sS3Yfs5 :" hlte oak he,Gir9 s7sG3
*so: cas. 49, White oak PIPE, $ioVGss.uS;
cuua. Si-RSao.
Shi1,gleS. There IS r rsthsr better demand,
tn AKA have still 81 note n dun market at our
guo:at ous sly For 20 inch heart, 400 tlo; sapc.
@'I!L6o. 2.-!Ech hsart, 3IcItis; saps, s7.oH.9
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Solo ,oo,,.~ -. 900,
lock. ,ssDsic copntn1 n6rs sp'e me ne cil7
sniah osGSIsc 20 ,o. uppFls,s soH a.Ss, cly
saac saIr:kn 10y Eisn ssss D. - he IS
atirt,n., oa6,a,o " w. a'ioeSo, 1'4'ec's foo6o
Ie,apn,- S Eo n 49,
Isrs ,a,s' 80. ,,n,., ~,
rtnia s,.aoS5tI An goct,ana &, tseas1 no W.
To-, ~; - iieS ptlSse. eas3hSsu g. ~.
iua TO ,enet6s. sfingtea r5Da s sSs cxnSeas
saI1sI2 "a thousand I.asbs snIir n 81 sawed'
sx5a a. per thounand
LfeerIe<-s,,cs O. y 400 nas. FG r.
E''5 ~: a, 80, az a. ~ 49, 30
az r. "a o. - ~. S .j -. ' ~. "a.
IT, h'' soe.' Salio.u- -. KhaEiii SUCK,
~: ~ d., 3o~. u. u d., 1'sy''c' u. H. zac.
M, ID aoc'
;, "a Aososses. syrup. hogshesds, &c;
ss5sso -Sc., Ualreis: &c, ssnnlhe gooen syrup,
paSss,ac; gallon; Cuba and Muscovado. sogsSo.;
MIL ~ - s.te1Sc;: We" orespa prime. $50.
penn othe9 s,r $40 ior 6t"DoAta-'nAs - 'ea'
OrGnoes S s.Iss e4.ra.
O1,s~Rn,eS =; ~ Va .rsee
Ous.-I,nsean' $3.50 s,'is y nanotso1 .,>,s, :,
perm. sl.75: whais asc .aUnna, osnnss..
| stras.s, 554e9c. lard oil az, go 49,,
l iOZeD: best salad All i, sos'Nsi S"ret. % ~
Sinia iuorical,ng trn 1850, g " Saions VIZ
Onions -75s n a wv SAtAou-
Peanuts.-EaS cron a.
P1Mo,s.-IrIst c0iI-sr ~, h,s,,, ,,, $1,000
| scQG, '' '@2.i0i u1ii' s"eess
| FLoto- Cdsttaos,-whoraac,on . M.
Ptuster.-Lulnp, s5..9: srouTs S.,,o " I, ns
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,
ENGLAND.

ANOTHER HORROR Al THE WIGRAw C0LLIERT.
LONDON, November 16.-Another explo-
sion has occurred at the WigTaw coliery.
Buildings ware rocked. and the people
bed iuto the streets plnic-Strlcken. For
tuua;cly, however. the explosion occurred
after toe working gangs had left, and con-
arUrlnDtlv only six persons were Killed. The
cause Of the explosion Is unknown.
HEAVY GALES AND DAMAGE TO SHIPPING.
Heavy gales have occurred on the British
coast. Several casualties are reported. No
American vessels are mentioned.
The Nigretta, from Cardiff for Havana,
il ashore in B.ruStable bay, and will be d
fetal loss. The crew vas s.ved.
CUBA,
REiSFoRCEMENTS FROM SPAIN.
HAVANA, November 1G. The steamship
Porto Rico has landed rciniorcementaf from
Spain at Santiago dc CuDa.
TURKEY.
THE CuoLERA,AT CoNSTANTISoPLE.
CoHsrASTINorLE. November 1G.-There
were three hundred and eighty deaths from
cholera here last week.
CHINA.
HEAVY STORM AND GREAT LOSS OF LIFE, &C.
SuAHGuAt, October -. rid SAN FRAN
cisco, November 16.-Durno typhoon at
Mined. on the 81 oil September, more than
500 lives were lost.
The rain, continue in the north Of China.
Within the lust ten days the water has been
higher than at any previous time. Twenty
thousand squire miles OF territory was
inundated, and 1000 people were drowned
il New Chang.
Baron Zichtofcn has started to explore
the extreme northwest of China.
The Corcan expedition seems 10 have
been given up.
Con>ul.General Ward has returned from
= visit TO the north.
John Warsham, tho British consul at
Shanghai, died III the 9Th instant.
Political difficulties are brewing In the
province Of tlaInau, and formidable in
surrtction is imminent.
SILK is higher, and the cotton crop III
Central China is reported fair.
JAPAN.
YOKOHAMA, Octoner %, ria San Francis
co November 1G.-The NJ .cadO is throwing
OF his eXcluslvencss and is appearing ire-
qucnty in public.
The new Governor Of Yokohama enter
tanned the foreign cOnStl!s 1t Il dinner, and
made radically progressive speech.
W
about the I'd Of November with full cargo
OF teas, already engaged.
MISCELLANY.
a Scranton dispatch says that coEstcrna-
ton prevails 1T Hyde Park in consequence
of The ciying in Of the earth over the Ok
ford nine. Buildings were badly shaken,
and there are large apcrtures in the streets.
Reports from London say that it is esti-
m.ted hat .sl0, GOO, 900 sterling belonging
10 the French Government is on deposit.
and held for the payment Of the German
indemnity.
The monetary disturbances In Paris are
partially abatcu. It is reported that the
Bank Of France intends TO double its CAPT
tai making it 3I5 millards.
Money Is plentiful III Germany, and ra-
piuly drifting into American securities.
Germany viii early next year redeem 80
millions sterling OF the war loans.
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ILLINOIS.
SHERIDAN SUSTAINED BY THE CHICAGO GRAM

SHERIDAN SUSTAINED BY THE CHICAGO GRAND
JURY.
CHICAGO, November 1G.-The Erening
,JournCi has it from trustworthy authority
that the grand jury now in session has had
the matter of the death Of Colonel Grosye-
ucr under Investigation, and after careful
and thorough examination of all the facts
bearing upon the case, to-day reached the
unanimous conclusion that there was no
good ground for Indictment, either against
Young Treat, who did the shooting Mayor
Mason, General sheridan, or other military
or civil officers, under whose order the city
was guarded and patrolled at .ne TINA of
the homicide,
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COMMERCIAL.
p,cu,CoRN AND FLOUR VIGILANCE, J
niCuAOSD, VA, kovamhar IA 1s7I

p,cr, CORY AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, November 1o. is7L
OFFERINGS.
n, neas'711Hhte $50 bushels Red 700 tu,heis.
OoIH.-Whlts, s32 bnshes strarco, aossas' >,
oushsin. AZ es. ls2 busi,sla. s0a"-coloEsd, loo
nndts.-.ss2 bus heIa.
Rye IA bust els
Aedl.-st bushels.
good e az ~ hite-a'2 ousheIs-a. sl.s, for v.,v
Wei 0'sd 81 for coed, 81 soc Al e. Tor f.lr'
moD d 80, ana 81 81 for fair, Fl aGSs as 6 rrma,
tic tor ye- nsa 8 bushels 7ac for prime new
colored-ioo bashes p-,n NJ ~. sooa EeT str aw
9usneis 1dc. r.r prime old 72c Tor ,rime "
~ oo ,2r TesI gond new, exc ior common new.
6sc TOR good spring. '' So0o spflH4,
Mys = enshes very good at ssc., 10 bushels
-Osdt-s4 bushels white country boltsa at so..
RE-ExHDIrED.
0dts 300 brshels.
Rye-1o busha,s.
REMARKS.
1ho Offerings OF wheat to-d,y were ess bushels
Oh which Gle bushels were sold. Marke, about tt,
sane as on The preceding day.
onerinfs Of com increasing somewhat, ass
mostly new. Market fairly active, aud prices
urn al TIC. for prime new.
Offerings OF oats comparat,valv lisht aud M
LUIGI oolhg, and without any change In ouo.a
tlons.,
Iheafertngs OF grain on Change on tho CORE
spending date Of last year were:
HhsR.-W mite. 1855 bushels, Of which 10 bus b
els were re-exhib!sed he'd, 81! bushels, 0! whict
ll8 BUSHELS we.e re.exh!bted.
Corn -" :e, ,4et bushels, OF which 900 bush
els were re.eIhibised. Mixed, I9e Dustsls.
Odta.-ea2 bushels.
The prices Of corn on Ching. for the CORE
spending days of 1867, lscs, 1862, and 1870 were
follows:
IN lss7-Pr!tno white old. $1.9s; primo whit
| new, soc.
In ls6s-Prime white old, 81; prius white new
| 9oc.
IN lsso-Pfims white old, sLo9; prime viii.
new soc.
In 1870 to very coed old and new. 7e6;2s.
good GeSl CT uteros: is now being felt o.
| Change In the corn CROP, as the season for IN
| crease IN supply of new Is at hand, while whea
| 's becoming materially exhausted. The Jouruo
| Of Commerce. o! the l5:n instant says of corn:
| There is 4 fair business mainly for d. alsrs
nse, ana with li2ht Euppl.es rrires are stead,
~ fals5 are $4,000 bn'c q. 7e9l1Ssc. for ~ 81
Sic. for TelteIn mixed sG1aI, and 1880. 81
e,i9 Il gel ow In store. SAFES for the ~eek 5Ti
0Jo bushels receipts for thr week. 2Gs 1T bu,he
I G. pts from JRnGIry !, 2423i. To7 busles: /,
cai EI5 same time lat ynnr, 625 Cal bushels
porls frr re w-"s. 2eo.IS1 bushels; exports frr1
| January l. lU,s-o,0s3 blu heia expolts sauna i'm
last year, S's s:i bushC,r.
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Domestic Markets -lBY TELEGRAPH.l

NEw YORK November le. Cotton firm saleF.
2,6l9 bales; upi-nrs &c: Orleans. lsH.. Flour
No material Oh tDrc: common t. I'll extra,
sg91l07. 80 go TO III Ice, ~ 50 Whisky hrm at
Cd. Wheat Eehvf min.cr rid western, 81 90
si.G3 Corn c.osei lower At 7s4''c; hice n
4tSI.5'. 20 STEADY: si2lla.J. Lard hct7Y,
kett 9. g50loc. 'urGentine stea y at 67IGa3c,
Rosin q 1T 81 s4.75. TAlow quiet al sll9 S-lg>
Ficights active and trIncr.
BALTIMORE, Tovcr'her l'.-Vircinta's. old.
81 bd bG' ) G. bid: 't7's 81 bid. Coupons, old f0t
b,d CO. ask Il; new. as BIZ. West Fr1lniA's, nt
b d. 3St asked. North LaroliCa's, IS Did new, -
bid; special tax IS bid.
Provisions unchan.ed Mess no'k, 9l!.so. Ra-
con- no ders, &c.. ID sices SIC: Gle r rib, a.;
ton qnlct; mladlng l3t4laAc. sales, 2i5 balss :
STOCK, 5, 4sl Oh es
ST, ToCIs, November Is-Tobscco better ];
pan;erb' Tugs, 87ggfS; comm IN 10 good dark leGh
81 5oY II.
LOUISVILLE. Eovemhe- 10. --ToSacco--Salrs, ~
Ecg.h-e d.; !uss, s7.3cy:S; low TO medium lsa1,
S'.2JGQSl2.
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The whcat is very promising. From
every section OF the county We receive very
favorable reports. No crop has ever pre-
scntel Il better appearance ut THIS season OF
the year than the present onc.-Shcmdn-
d0uh Herald.
Hon. Lewis Mckenzie stated in recent
speech ut Hamilton, L0udOun county. that
lne Washington aud ohio Railroad Com
pAnv had M agent III Berlin negotiating a
loan for the cXtcn,inu of their ROAD, Win
every prospect OF success.
Two stables were burned in Harrison
bur. the other day.
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VIRGINIA.

TIT ~ sun INJUNCIIUN UhSE.
LYScuDURG, November 16.-In the Ty-
son Injunction case, 10 the United States
Court, the day was occupied by the open
ing for the complainant; having on his
part the character of the act of consolida-
ton and the effect upon the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company and its stock
holcers, and especially Of the mortgage
maue of its road and property to secure q
loan of fifteen million dollars of bonds by
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Com
panY.
The case will occupy probably two or
three days more. The feeling seems to be
with the complainant.
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MAINE.
EFFECTS OF TIE STORM

PORTLAND, November 16.-The roads
have been washed and the bridges sub.
merged from Bangor to Boston. A train
went through 4 culyert. None were killed,
but several were hurt.
SEVERE GALE ON THE COAST OF MAINE.
RocKLAHD, November 16.-The seyerest
gale known mere for years commenced on
Tuesday night and still continues. The
sea ran higher In the harbor yesterday than
since 1850. The steamboat wharyes were
badly damaged, and the other wharres and
shipping in port also sustained some injury.
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an extra session Of the Legislature, to nasa
the new reform charters, which hayo
already been drafted by pConor. Tilden,
and others, for New York and Brooklyn,
THE FIRST SNOW.
The first snow of the season fell here to.
day.
NADINE NEWS.
NEW YORK, November 16.-Arrived.
steamers George 3. Upton and Isaac Bell,
from Richmond.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market

New York, November 1G.-Money easy
at 506 per cent. Discounts, OK. Sterling
stronger at 0S. Gold heavy at 1l11Gll14
Governments not very active at HG4 nd
vance '62's, 11lA. States dull and heavy
Tennessee's, 67B new, G7's. Firginia's,
594; new, CG. Lousiana's, c5; new, 30
Levec's. GO :; SIS, 10. Alabama's, 9S; 81, Co.
Georgia's. So rs, Sc. North Cardinals,
80 new, 10. South Carolna's, ;lA new,
90
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MISCELLANY.
KENTUCKY.

TIE PARK FAMILY MUEDEE-MoRE ARRESTS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 16. "A
search Of the house Of Taylor, one Of the
murderers of the Park family, shows that
he has been receiving stolen goods since
the Chicago lire.
Several other negroes have been arrested
as implicated in the dreadful murder OF the
Parks. The danger which at one time
threatened the mucGcrcrs has past.
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Alexandria Markets.

fcVfMDFn IL n N .rk- Il for whra. IS oIlSt
ara hrln EeGI0gs 81 l6s bushels 10 4! with sAIes
at q! t5 sIt, SIS. 81 IS. Sl.so and Sl.es tor fair
10 prime and VI d;H.sIt3 tor ch Ice
Corn IS vi h0Gt III tsrial CHI nge; otyerir a. OF
so on .ss wh tc with sales a. T3c. al4 Of N xcd
=. 90 az es.. f'r new, AID i5c. for old ana SO
Of fellow at zoe.
~ o2QQ sc.
,atS are In light receipt; offerings OF Sc buah.
els, MIN sizes al "a
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MACHINE WORKS.

NACuISE WORKS.
BLOAT ( ADDIFGTON.
! oo. l42a, I..4 1920, aad ls2S cary street.
JIh os. i3 and IL south 10TH street,
ii Il MOS ., VA.
We make ell kinds o. new work In The .lk-
thIEI5r line. NJ Ak ALL KIDS tF
WLRK We 70 IN the COUNTRY 10 do 81
SO2l5 OF WyHb III cur liue. Also, make Tia
best ruBHCC-: Mills in the world, aBd keel
.neln on hind. ns ~c!i as TOBACCO ccht w o
eli kinds, together with BANDS aid HILLElS
aud I'll articles f,r the Iii .nufacturc OF tobacco,
NV end criiO @t-liAhD ENGINES,
BOILERS. "a W-hi,llS.
GHl5r Mills, PUW%E PUMPS,
PA i'rDRM ca I!E,
EiAFCi 81. IA >GZRS, pULLIE5,
Sc. * ana BAHII WHEHLa,
huu IN i.ict general assortment or Gil useful ar
uc!os in our lima, lGgethG- With
JUDSO - "a L d. \ ETEA M-gEClNE
urItH cti. sTGhH GAUGES.
StLDEN'S PATEhT ESGrSE PACKING
:'E.T V.Ly.S. SLteh VALVES,
'0ALLnN COCKS,
sEGF-oIiING ours, for both ensiuss ant
sn~fling;
FIIE ILEAHPRS,
Oh. IAN. WhTNR GAUGES, &C.
All OF which We sell st reason able prices and on
accom- .u1datin- terms.
\. B.-Hc receive on consignment ali kinds o!
machinery, both new AMI secondhand. CONS
"a sec ue.
oc2 SiIpiI q ADDlH6ISN.
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CuRING. AND SMOKING

.e,tBiJ ,HM.rT-V. HfC HIM, DR.,
sBROraaKs, Nos. is. 90 AM SO First aslket,
having at great expense Fitted their esInoii9n-
ment and sGided every ogement tbat ine
sure In snnouuc,ngt TO lheir fsiendI and the pup
lie generally that they are BOW trepafeo 10 ia,
nlsh 10 the tf ade aud coasumecs every aII. 70
making oil SAU1AG- - tor the southeI n Ii III ke..
Thankful for the patronage OF fr!rrds ana TIE te
pubic, we hope, by coatInued application 70
business, II merit The continuance OF the same:
V. HEChLkR, JR., d BROThEHs'
DC 2Q.IR
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The Tyaon ErIuucsiSn Case.

bpcrltI te!ng"an 20 II DlJldtCh.
LYNcuEUEG, VA, November 1G.-ln tie
United states Court to-day, in the Tyson
injunction case, Major John W. Daniel de-
Iiycrcd an able aud lengthy argument for
the plaintiff. McsSr.. Jones and Crumr
will continue for the defendants. Colonel
John b. Baldwin closes for the plaintiff
The case will occupy several days. No new
dcYeln rmnnts.
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scnte1ceN 10 sne PHmttent!avY.

Special cegr+m to the Dispatch
CITY POINT, VA. November 1G.-At
Prince George Courthouse o-day Joe Hare
(ucgro), charged with committing rape on
the person of a young lady on the ID OF SEP
TENDER last, was sentenced to the Deniten-
tiary Tor twenty wears.