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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

ARRIVAL OF rHE AusTRIAN.-The steam
ship Austrian. Captain Robert Brown, OF
the Allan line, arrived ut this port yester-
day morning, to Colonel Lamb, the agent.
direct from Liverpool, only touching at
Halifax. The Austrian is bark-rieged
iron screw steamer of $50 tons registered,
and a carving capacity much greater. She
has also accommodations Tor at least seven
or eight hundred passengers of all classes.
She brought out about $50 tons Of salt,
hardware, iron cotton ties. aud other mer-
chandise, consigned to merchants tn this
and cities in the interior.-Norfok Var-
n,nicn 2Gth
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Republican Ratification Meeting in
New York.

New York, October 2G.-A mass meeting
of Republicans was held at the Cooper H.
stitute last night to ratify the State ticket.
Horace Greeley presided, and made brief
remarks, urging harmony among the Re-
publicans.
Lcttcrswere read from Senators Conklng
and Fcnlon expressive of regret at their
absence, and expressing hope for the sue
cess Of the Republican party in the State.
The principal speaker Of the evening was
William NJ. Evarts, who denounced the
corruptions of the city government, which,
no said, II it could not be remedied by bal
lots, would have to be by bayoncts.
Judge Pierrepont, Marshall Sharpe, and
Charles Spencer, also addressed the meet
ing,
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BUaINEsS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, two large BAY IN
HORSES, one set DOUBLE HAR-ZGA
n EsS, and CITY LICENSE for carriage aatii
lat February, 1872. z.nou
Also handsome GLASS-WINDOW hEA hSh
and thirty-six OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AL ~.
NUT, and POPLAR, all complete. from % 70 SIS'
A pS "a 81 q. A'sa'ssA'A 'J J. ". sAgTERWHITE.
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, de.

a LADY'S HANDSOME GOLD c.
~ WATCH FUR 3a0.-E. kERSEi q ga
SsJN, No l5ll Main street. opposite sc. S2sss&
Charles Hotel, have on hand large assortment
of WATCHES and JEWELRY, which they are
sailing ut y very small profit Those IN want OF
any article In their line would do well 70 give them
call. =, oorag orr yrrp-w.pr
"pkATED WARE OF every dsscrip-
ton a!wsys on hand. oe ss.aws
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RrLEAsHn.-Mr. T. L. Chambliss was on
Yesterday released from confinement IN the
city Jail, the county court OF brunswick. al
its session held on Monday, having With
drawn all charges against him. said charges
having been preferred under m'Sappte'
heusion of facts.-Pe'ersburg Inder, 2Gth.
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Atlnnta Murknt,

IStsE h 23.-Corn. White ss6s,o,
s1.soQsi. co. ennessse white, si.so@sl.7o; red.
Bartey.-sLlO@si.is.@ w.
Oats. -soQssc.
w. ft ss oazssi9sy sack D. slsoas4 S. FAM
g. ssSss Flour ID Barrels sS sss ssPsEaae
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COMMERCIAL.
: CORR AID -Four Fxcutsay ],
VA. Octnher % 1anI

CORR AID -Four Fxc,ts rr,y J,
RICHMOND Vas, October 70, lsJI
OFFERINGS. 1@S
whedt..White 27s bushels. Red. 40 b4sso1,
0dts.-1,0te bushels. = oaSneis.
Rye.:-l2 bushels.
Medt.-loo bushels. ,gaz1F .@
SALES. go
Whent. -White-sls bushels-at 4, 1s rnr r,,,,o
si,.g Tor very good. bA'''''
snhsm Red-24s bushelR-at ST. ss for good. a. So
ior ialr SL4S for common, $3.50 for choice
,r;tnn w htte-l,o22 bushais-at 7sel17c. for
Now S., zoe. Ter wceve-eaten old CSC Tor prime
11ncs'oes bushels prime spring at Coo.
1yS bushels very good at soc.
"sus'-H hlte, bolted, 100 bushels at soc,
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though there was no organization, tho adj
Joining property was saved. The dwelling
DESTROYED was valued at $3.50 or 300, upon
which there was an insurance for $500 in
tho Virginia Fire aud Marine Insurance
Company at Richmond.-R Rockingham Re.
CieteT
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York ssceh a,,s, sso,a,,s ,r.-,,a

New YORK Stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. October 49, Money closet easier a.
ogo per cent. Discounts, IeOIA per cent. ster-
nng duli at saaSt. Gold, 1874 Governments
eteady sls lles; e2s, ll4A eGn, il4s, s5,s liza,
new, lisa as's, lIsA: lp-to's, 1904. states-Ten-
nesses's strong. New south Cardinals weak hu.
active. Others dull and steady.
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Petersburg Ma,kn,s

h, MoIosER 25.-Goton.-sales Yesterday or ,cc
oaIe5 sc l7c. for prime lots and lssc for OF ice
sscass seie ctlons would bring fraction ,no.s
recaip,s moderate. more
a0is tee Gam.e NC: smooth, 5Gsc. gross; good
1V"e. mutton, &SGE I'D head. lambs AZ sa1lsa
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Wilmington Markets..

Ion Tor sanbsn Spirits Tarpenttns-cac. ~ gal.
r1ostHez.yAa5 for strained. NJ n o.6asr m ~.
Criss Iso Tor low pale and 81 Tor pals. ''''' 1'f
2 for 1eiIaw ~ sales ut "a 50 for hard,
TdrNNo sa,ra 1 ra1a ana Ss.as for virgin.
an Is NJ 7sc Of II bales as follows 80 \. ,7,c
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WASHINGTON AND ONO RAnRoAD.-lt Is
understood that the negotiations for raising
the money necessary for the extension OF
the Washington and Ohio railroad to the
coal fields, interrupted some time ago. have
been resumed, and with every probability
Of successful termination.-Alerdnd
EJ,,ys
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Alexandria Market.

o,noppp "a Flour-Dull, and all grades log
OcIonm. rere,nts fair and demand limited ;
LEW sC, 1850 choice. ss2sQss7s; extra, s1.ssg
~ 40 super fne, Ssa7@ss.So. ,,,so
Ct decline ast 81 ts00 Of So Sshes
terasys 9a SsIss AZ 1, sa@ns IS, and ss4 bushels
va AZ shs o. 40, eL sLto and sisa i1r ~ a fer
Flor to prime, aud sl6s, &isa s!'e' ana 40 Aux
0'f Gesn Is very dull Of further decline offerings
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Condition OF the National Banks O.
virginia.

Special telegram to tho Dispatch
WASHINGTON, October 28.-The following
Is an official abstract OF the report made to
the Comptroller of the Currency. showing
the condition of the National Banks in the
State of Virginia at the close Of business on
Monday the I'd instant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

PREPARING FOR ELECTION DAY.-Thc re-
spectacle inhabitants of Lima, Peru, have
amassed three days stores, SO as to enable
them to keep at home during anticipated
election riots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

Two Of the infant children Of Major VIII
liam +. Terry, residing near Cascade, in
the county Of Henry, while playing under
the body of 4 wagon, were terribly wound
cd by the tall of the wagon-body upon
them. crushing them to the earth. The
Younger of the two is now dead, while the
elder is not expected 10 SURVIVE Chatham
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Death of an Old Divine.

CrNc1NNATI, October 26.-Rey. George
Brown, editor Of the Methodist Rec0rder'
and formerly president of the Unionlo"h
Pa.) College is dead, aged eighty years.
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SAN FRANCISCO, October 28.-ln addition
Tn tn. fifteen Chinese who were hanged al
Los Angeles on Tuesday, during the dis'
turbance between them snd the citlzens,
there was nine.year old boy, one woman
and several men shot dead.
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yerkes, the Alleged Defaulter.

PHILADELPHIA, October &C. T. ferkes.,
the defaultiug broker, has been held to bail
in the sum of $50, 900 for his appearance 10
apayvpF
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Domestic Markets -IBy TELEaaApH.J

NEW YORK, October 2s.-Cotton weak; sales,
unchanged. " hiskoy lower. Wheat higher WIN.
ter red western, SLss0sl57 Corn active at ING
lstc. Rice quiet NJ s8ssc. Pork, elg. 7sQ9sla
Lard-Ket,le ssc. Iurpentine dull at CSC. hosin
dull and unchanged. Freights dull and lower.
BALTIMORE. October 2s.-yirginia's-Old 4s3
bid '66's, ~ bid '67's, G5 bid Coupons-Old,
50 bid. 20 asked new, % bid, 10 asked West Wiz.
ginia,s, IS bid, Esq asked.
Flour dun. w heat Grmer. Corn steady. Oats
active nj 470i9c. Provisions unchanged. Whis-
kew, p54c. 4.
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n.s.,, or Won, Thomas Ewing, SIR.

LANCASTER, ONO, October ss.IHon.
Thomas Ewing, ST., is dead. General sher.
man and other members oil the iamlly are
here. The funeral will take place on oatur-
fay
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COsrszIssIOH mERCBAETs,

TOHN w. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP g..
u PING and Commission MERCHAsT. No.
Goyera nssn street. III kiclh,mopd, Va, postofes
Company, for New York IDman Una ' Sor 1iYH
erpool; Anchor Line, for Glasgow; National
Line, lor LlFerpooLs Je -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

The FIRST TO SpEAK.-GovernOr Holman
has designated Thursday, November 2od
As THANKSGIVING Day i'll New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-27

NY~lE.InIs ASn DASTARDLY ASSAULT
1 Mos, ml-lcIioli. and Cowardlv assault
"t> }H.ir upon the person OF Or. y. McG.
hau' a. 81. Lick on the night OF the 18th
Instant hy some unknown rnlflan or rli-
.,l.-. We hear that some time ago Or.
k,ut received an anonymous letter, pur-
Ia,tlrg "a 1T. from BAcke!jur@, In which he
So notified that hr must prepare TO: dedth,
Wa..l would come when least expected.
II. :, H. 4 matter Of course, was regarded
- sheer uou-rn>c, and no attention paid to
il 30: Dr.. Kent, Who supposed, very natu-
l...,. that he had not an enemy III the
World. The sequel, however, has proven
lt.,- contrary. ihc Doctor not only has an
.p,luy. but one who i As dangerous aS
@.-aEy. TN The night above mentioned
bg. Kent came out Ol his residence, anu
Nh.. ,king quietly and unsu&pertln"ly
Gr"H hi lIld, WAS struck 4 violent blow
i. 'u. i.,rr hl q large rock thrown by some
Gr-'n.u urr~un. The blow was 50 violent
l4s i flied him TO the ground, completely
.'.ru"d.
N>a.>4lan' and wouid-bc murderer then
r.,a,d upon him and, with Il large bowie
A1tr. Stabbed him twice i'll the breast. BY
't. mercy OF Providence the wretch was
de- - .uuc letters and tobacco which were
]" Jr, krnr's pocket. The knife went
Through eleven letters and two plugs OF TO-
haH", and only pllurturcd the skin. But
lt9 80" timely appearance OF some OF the
i'lu7i.. til.lnbrr- Of DR.. kcntS family IL
!as.'l. tn,c resulted fatally. We congratl,-
h,r the Doctor, As wclIas his family and the
Community generally, upon his providen-
laI escape We can i'll afford 10 lose such
v.lI7tlr citizens at this time. We think
TN, ease that requires critical eXalnllla-
''on, aud, should the would-be assassin be
discovered, wc recommend that one OF
jNdrr Lynch. jurics be ut once empan-
mii"sL and the sentence OF the court car
med Intn effect imstanter. Hanging Is TOO
good Tot such devils. -ROanoke Times.
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LYNCHBURG, VA

OCTOBER 2s.-Receipts OF loose the past week
mri taaRer Lhan the week previous, consisting of
r. r Inn lprinclpaly) andnew leaf, most of which
Is, wen cured anu command good prices; some
Gia sai also selling, and when suitable for work
mi niers commands high prices. Less hogsheads
Selling IMAM The week previous PrImings i'm de.
m1nd at good prices FULLY up to quotstions.
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Trlennial Episcopal Convention

BALTIM0RE, october 26.-A canon de-
signed TO prevent the alienation of church
property by those not in accord with the
doctrine and discipline Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church was passed to-day.
The following regarding the Prayer-Book
was adopted "1he insertion OF unau-
thoriZed italics, and any change of punctu-
alton, or mllsical notation, or additional
words whatever, are unlawful
The bishops adopted the canon forbid
ding the elevation of the host, or any act of
alteration not prescribed in the book of
common prayer. The vote ny the diocese
resulted Clerical vote, IT yeas, IS nays,
divided 4; lay vote, IS yeas, u nays, divi-
ded 3.
The convention will meet in New York
three years hence. 1t adjourned sine die
tonight ut 10 O'Clock.
Second Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, October 26.-The following
Is the canon adopted In the House of
Bishops, which was lost in the House Of
Clerical and Lay Deputies
"The House of Bishops inform the
House of Clerical and Lay Deputies that it
has adopted the following:
Resolucd, That Uhe House of Clerical
and Luy Deputies concurring) the follow
ing canon be adopted and enacted: The
munion in such a manner as to expose them
| to the view of the people as objects toward
which alteration is to be made In or after
| the prayer OF consecratiOn, or In the act OF
administering them, or in carrying them to
or from the communicates, and DnY ges-
] ture, posture, or act implying such adora-
ton, and any ceremony not prescribed as q
part OF the order Of the administration OF
| the Lords Supper, Holy Communion, in
| the Book Of Common Prayer, and the cele-
bration or reception Of the Holy Commu-
Mon by any bishop or priest, when no per-
son receives with him likewise the use ut
any administering OF the Holy Communion
Of any hymns, prayers, collect, epiStles,
or gospels other than those appointed in
the authorized formula Of the Church, or
under section IA Of canon IL, title l, OF the
Digest, are hereby Forbidden
| The following was adopted almost unani-
mously in the lower House
"Resolyed, That the House of Bishops
conclrring) this Convention do hereby ex-
press its decided condemnation Of all cerc-
monies, obscrvances, and practices, which
are fitted to express a doctrine foreign to
that sent forth III authorized standards OF
this Church.
ReSolued, That In the judgment Of this
House the patcrnal counsel and advice of
of our Right Rev. Fathers, the Bishops OF
the Church, IS deemed sufficient ut this
time to secure the suppression Of all irreg-
ular and unseemly, and promote greater
uniformity in conducting the public wor-
ship OF the Church, and in the administra.
ton of the holy sacramentS.'
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VI 4 sss bushels mixed and 2S5 OF yellow with sales
for old. s'S' A"1 1o", esasA 40 az ano 1acs
Hge Us quiet; sa!es OF SO bushels ct sos7esc,
VosS are dull ; sales of $50 bushels at s5c,
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Norfolk Markets,
Lynchburg Markets

OCTOBER e5.-Agplss.-Greea, ss8s2.so q bar.
rel dried, 79Sc. p b.
Bacon.-HOg.round1 lie.
Beef. Slaughtered. SC.
Bsespdr -3003lc.
RI1ckGerries.-DrIed, eQloc.
Core While, 7s0soc.; yellow anu mixed, 100
Corn NeGl.-s3GS7c.
Eoos.-Fresh, Isolde:
"a M es1SS.so; family. $Sa1$9.5o.
AEeotEsrs.oLlve goose, 7o@l7sc.
Hau.-Baled, p 100 Bs.. si&4sLss.
Iroit.-Country bar, dV!sc.
Peaches. eDrled, impaired, 1850; dried. pared
i'Jps o,itasttoss.-Irlsh, cs@7sc.; sweet, 7o9soc.
H tssat' White, sl.so@Si.7s; red, 81 so4sl.ss.
MnE w Washed, boGl5sc. uLwashed, Sog4o3c.
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HwELLING-iIorsg BrRNED IN BRIDGE
"'itE.--Iitc unocc,lpicd dwelling-holse
=. Erl!.rwa!rr, Immediately opposite the
lo"n Hail, owned Ivy Mrs. Mary Jane
>"ank, widow OF NJ. l.. Shank. deceased,
va, totally destroyed lay ire on Wcdnes-
It' ni9il last about II o'clock. 1t was I'M
4urstionohIy the work Of al inrendiary.
ahd vas st on fire in he garnet. Through
lh, effort, Of the people Of Bridgewater the
sa,dJ1rcnt property, which was seriously
threatened, was saved from destruction.
tfcrshody--mc women, boys, and girls,
"la ladders, buckets, etc.--assisted, and 9
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DOR NEW YORK. -en.-
4 OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Sf&

HT Tfs 'ide - THssl sn;esnshlgs WYANoKE, IsAAo
MAaIE, and HITTERAs issva ss =, Y aaS =:
Sorroik City Point and Richmond, every TIIEs.
BBAd' THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at so,ciooF
DAY, and SUNDAY, at high aide.
Lnsss sElpa are entirely new. They have elegant
ions, and attention, are unsurpssssd
Ct9ee conneStions made with steamers for an
Insurance elected, when crtered Az 4 oY,au
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at the ofncss AZ IN
company. IA
For further information apply TO
JOHN ". WYATT A rent
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Tobacco Markets,
RTruMnHD VA


OCTOBER 20, ls7l.-We have no cbanps IN no,a
III me market since our last report. Receipts and
oheringa light, but enough to snnplv tho n, ,rr-
1actnrefs. We quote as before:
Dark Shipp,ng
IAngs, common to medium q, Mana, IN
Leaf commS,, ~ ..';:........,.... S.o000 9. 90
Leaf good tn rn so nieolun......... s.50Gll 90
Leaf Enolish no.:.;;':..',........", 1203GQi5.00
"'ou W nne......... lO.00QplI.G0
Sun-Cured.
Inss' 9"na ~ ~, W 'nedihn. ........ 10000 800
IeaI cnmmon 'i nc ..,:.,a........... loO09Dlse0
Lear gord ~ a. ~ "'e"iuh..'....... S0uGll2.0o
''' eo-" W nhe'''''..'.'.......'.. l5.OoGQ2S 90
Bright.
i uKe' coinmon 10 medlum.......... s.0o40looo
inse' s sod ", w nne l2.o0@l5.O0
VT, S a W me smokers...... Is 00Glss 90
.ssr on,n,s ers...;........... 50 .0caDiO 90
i,ea2 oonn 70 Hedium......... 5000 90
wrappers, common to medium X cGGSSH M
Wrappne.s' soou 10 nne'.......... 25.0OQ70 90
p-t,ngtp' 75.00aD 100, 90
accord,nc, - ..,s..i;...''''... ss0z1 500
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STEAMBOAT LIrEa.

pHILADEL PHII, RICH sSn
s 3 LlsE-yoR H1i idb II, pa T%I6a
4, GPnEH samsrs NORFOLK. EALVOR. and j.
dspha evs WEDNE sss aas s ~ s,ssEs Pit
and Richmond every MONDAY and T "a sinIpesnATs
days, eseser thssa s rses sns aesy
parts OF Pennsyivania snd New Jer ssrte Sor ail
rom Phsdepsia. 1s .sien stsssalSsa,g hia:
falladeDhi.. Including n... .ss
". Z; E. POTTER ,99s TER : Asssa., ,,
WIZ NO e. q Gs aoItb T 4 CO., As rn1.
sl: 30. ]: South Wharves. PhiIadeiphi..
- TO gEENsToWH : AnND1HH
LIVERPOOL. The arst class stesmships OF inis
every 1Sa ss,a fS9R Pler North river New York,
: RATES OF PAssAcE First cabin. 10 r,,yp-noo,.
sys .St w. Q. London direct ss and PES ser"
as ond rs payable in currency. From Liverpool
YorS. nrsn!y, Qaesnstown. or Glasgow, to New
sor fos Of the soatnens
the eompany,to r W. j. huEST. h lac Once o.
ssossafSsa%Ss ". Wf NsT TEe 10: s1'o
- e-s1. 0oyernor street Richmond, Vs.
j A aarS s!R;IYERsTEAMBOATs1;n,
kv I.aNn Oh new YORK, t|k1{s5d33Ia0k
arst.class route ~ ,MATsR.-Hew ana popular
bay 70 baltimore, and rom thens no
fAH 70 20 rhttladelphia and New York. 'Asuso "
rare 70 ssT Iork;:.- -............-..sl,s .
q, nnuu.aocipnIas>~s ...... ia
NorfnIH e~~~'''.. ~~>.-~-..... o -
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and re-
~ tarn... Observation-Disclosures. 500
r, Ilckets sold and baggage checked hrouzb n
asfber Co.'S Express, No. see Main street, and
on board steamer John Sylvester.
=, ne ne above varied route commends itself cspA.
tSlaLy 70 toursts and ptessure-seekers, enabIinr
9.ner points OF interest on JAMES RIVER nv
LA LIGdT: l.. B. TATUM, Gen,l rent
james River Steamboat Comnsnv
Ohce: ta and Main streets and at Rockets.
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OCTOBER 26.-1 he market continues to rule yer,
fled ready sales for their goods, and are buying
freely at the following quotations. We quote
trimmings, loose S325@lSi.60; In hogsheads. s4.7;
fair 20 good do, - 750S75O; very good aad fine
S7T@$S.25; low and medium lear, $S.50QQto75
fair u good leaf, $40 5O$l?. so; very good and fine
dunn to good, $lelf25 fine to very fine, s35l $50
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CINCINNATI

OCTOBER e3.-The offerings October 10, 90, and
81, were IL hogaheads and IS boxes at the following
qrices Nine bogsheads Mason and Bracken
counties trash to fine leaf at $3.50, $l225 sl3..5,
&l1. &l5 85 Sd. 81, Sls. SCI hoglhead southern
Indiana leaf ut 1926 So boxes ohio seed leaf ups,
filters, and wrappers-4 ut &c lC4Dt7.75, mt sllGl
ST., 0 at Si3QSi3.50, 4 At SliGSl4 so, at $ljQ
&l5 so. st $ls25QgSl8.50, 3 at $l7QlSl7.SO. ut
$ls@Sls so. at *is. 25@Slo 81, 4 al s2oQ f2l5o :
at so9@S?3.5O, 1t $3IQQb24.25, At $954$25.5O,
al $2eQl $3.50.
The offerings for the week ending October 81
1871, were 125 hogshcads and IS boxes: Receipt
for the week ending October o. 1871, 90 hogshcads
80 BIKES.
Tic m arket during the week has been verv quiet
with light sales and receipts. We have had con
tlnued dry fair weather, and no present prOspet
Of rise in the river. which Is necessary To brinl
down tobacco from the country.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
OCTOBER GIVE quote. 1400 b.. Sweepings
SL9o&QS3.5o; scraps, s4.5OGSs5; Jugs. s7GSs 20
common leaf $sQQfs meniuIn TO good leaf *sQ
&l2; bright filters, $l40b23; no black wrappe
factorY dried shippers, tlue bright wrapper
Offering; medium to good wrappers, $25GYS5o.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND /c&9ea
PACkET CONAN THE S2&&&
stesIasap GEO: Il. UPTON leaves New Yorf
TUESDAY. N""'o"u 0feSy
The steamship WIN. P. CLYDE leaves Mem
u! H9rK every TUESDAY,; leaves Richmond eysrv
Freight received daily.
u. J. BURR, President.
nc ~ 1914 Main street,
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PETERSBURG.


me sales for the week nOtw Outstanding the con
tinuea lght receipts show an increase q 10 hogs
heads over last week.
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LOUISVILLE, KY.

n I.
OCTOBER 23.-The market closes weaker IN ,ups
ana lower grades of leaf but there Is no percepti-
ole cnange In the higher grades. The following
paid: ~ f--oe'
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the ground that he must get homo soon os possible
the Secretary explained that IL would require no more
time TO return by large cities than took them 10
reach Washington. He also stated that the reason TINS
council was delayed because the Commissioner mad
been In New-York buying and packing away annuity
goods for their benefit
Little Raven anxious TO know IL he would he
authorized In getting ell his people IN the North To the
South. This thing about which he was very
anxious, and upon that the Commissioner said he would
let him know tomorrow Among other things, Mr. De
lano told them that upon their return the Commissioner
would make each of them some little presents for them
selves and their families token OF the respect te
Government has for them. Tomorrow morning they
will call on the President 49,
The Indians have been very greatly impressed with
what they have in the country OF civilization Some
OF them disposed to repel the idea that the Capitol
buildings the paintings In the Rotunda the work
OF man. The Cheyennes endeavor 10 be complacent
under all circumstances and permit expressions OF
wonder TO escape from them.
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VENEZUELA.

uOsTII ITIFs GENERAL IN THE REPUBLIC-CARU-
PIANO AND MATURIN BLOCKADED.
KINGSTON, JAM, May 22.-Nenezuela dates
TO the sh Inst are received here. Revolutionary out
breaks continue Gems. Ducharme and Olive captured
the seaports Of Carupano and Matuin The Government
has since declared these ports in state Of blockade and
three war vessels performing blockade duty Inc
Government has dispatched the steamer Virginus with
roons 10 the scene OF action. The revolutionary Gen.
Uerreras is marching Barquisimiento after an en-
counter with the troops under Gen Machados, in when
he was successfu Gen. EscObar left Caracas at the
bead0f body Of troops intending TO check the further
ADVANCE of Herreras Gen. Intherland Is at Caracas,
and n is reported offered his services to Guzan 10 drive
Pucar from MaracabO, and to pay all the expenses OF
tho i0b The people OF MaTacaibO dissatisfied with
Pnlear Gen. Roas is still in prison. Quesada COLI
tinues quietly III Caracas.