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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
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Ncm Nort, 20, On, - @cIb er6fnet
Itit 5u 7 %roi,, mcItc Jtutt cS wdbrcuo otS
Gnnicu Cages rltbtclt; 5hluiie mar eilr
lnbcOtuttnoeS Stcgcn btmertbar -- GSoln
crbtinctc III llla--lllf; Ucrtauite can III
lll3, lticI nni lllI uno itloB III llIs uno
lll4. - 2tnlctbeu brOd)tcu iir ceu au9en.
blldIlten @cbruuh. glttteu crBIiueteu ilau
uuo itten bct'm Crltcu 2Iuiruf, blltbtn oaun
oDcl pdbrno ocS gNnicu Lagos ith. 0u
DART idloB iCit uuo Siemlih attn. &enral
81, Grie 29t, J(caOiug 1919, Yale Sburc
97f, BtttSburg l2l4 JiortBweltcru Glt,
ROd ,SSlan0 lOO4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26

G'mausipatipn in Sraiilien.
SiplnniatiidJe Gutbiillunsen iiber ben
lekten SblrSuigs nliteiniideu &rirg.
Sic Situatipn in De fire i'd.
9rdfibcntenss sJnamauratipn im Sbili.
- NrGiiecuteuipabli int Yeru. s DC :
solution In Wierifp.
Gbiueien Mafiaerc tn Galifurnirn.
9as Serfabren ge9en ben
pH ing" in News Yprt.
Dcmpfratifher Sica In Der Wfunisi=
palz9Sdbl 5u Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
Opn Siib= =Stmerifa. = Die ncuc Io=
nttniitrattcu Don Sbiti. Gcr=
bccrcnocr Srdne in Ndlpdrdifo.
-Dte NrGiipeutcit,pdbti iulerti.

Sapanna, 20. DIT, - Die neuellen 8c.
ridte aus Ghili melber, baB Der neucripdhltc
PrdFocnt formed iuaugurirt wnree. 9as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
Gin fd,refliheS Moroeebeimili6 in
NcStpn.

80 0 ii, Maii., %. Sft. = 0eutc Mor~
gen wuroe Die qeid)e Der ad)t3ebnidbrigel Sate
aeeban, eiues OienltmdofenS, bon YerioneH,
peld)c biegSeiteru slpenue, swiiden &rcmont-
uno Erancislr. entlang gingcn, geiunocu.
DEM Rdohen mar Der Stacel cln9edlas
gen uno iiberaG fano man Spuren eines uer'
smeiielteu Samples. Dfan hat nid)t Die ge'
rnsiie Spur bon oem Dtbrber.
8 o # on, &c. Dit. - 0rei jungc WtGns
ner Rumens Yatrld Walonb, Daniel geonare
uno SameS !Soipe pnroen bente arf bell Ser'
oatbt perbaitct, bas 0ienitmaod,eu eeeban cts
moroet Al babeu. 0as Mdoden par aus
senideinlid Dor Der Grmoronng 9eldanoet
,,,nr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26

Gin 0t orS. - ltabe Srjb0eport, Ia.,
serietbcn lcstbiu spsi gilenba6u 9lrbeiter,
9lamsuS MlcSintrp uno YtcShre, in eiuen
Suelt, bel nelhent Grlterer ieinem @eguer
NIT elnem Ealdenmeier critah. Der ViGr.
Der Hob III bic gSalher, ,pllrbe icooGI eiuae.
'all9en nnb tn's GeidpgniB 9ebradt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
Qin S,cl,,d, aus DcutfcbtanS.

YbtlabeIpbta, Den 70. Att. = 0tll
Mitalieo Der sriten ySobsSeloips -eoge," Die
Dor aur3em in Stuttgart, gSiirttemberg, &C..
srinbet luuroe, Sr. y. 8oblbaas, 1T Dor eir
niaen 1aaen bier eingstrofen hno ,uuroe AM
Dtontag Ibenb III Der . nOob,8euoms'Saue"
ben Wtitglieoern ber bieI9cn 6eutiden Qosen
bes Orbens porgeleGt. Die xoge III Stutt.
9art beiBt yBirttemberg .aoge 9tr. l." Sel
Ser 8erialmlung iiibrte Sr. u. Yape oen
YorGt unb ,purbt Elm Gomite ernannt, I'M
5eolutionen su eut,uerien, worin rie @euu9e
tbunna ber Briiber oariiber auSgeiprohen
,ueroen oa, baB Der Srben aud) in Deutid).
LAMB felien SUB 9efaBt bat. Die 9teiolutio.
nen nno bas Yr0gramm ir einen Gmpiaug
bes Srn. aoblbaaS iotlen am ndtfen Dtou.
tag ether Spesial Seriammluug porselest
,ueroen. Neben pnrben 9ebalten Don ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
9ie beltem SteinfnBlfu Su nen nieorigs
steu Wreileit.

IeW YretftH.
Soblen pon Der r8altiniorer Gonlpaenie," pom Der
nSu1erzSooncr &ompa8nie."
{duer uno raid brennenoe Soblen-hie beltcn &oblen
aui oem beiigen Wdrtte .. .,
Su oerfauien
9arreulaoun9s 81 ober Eonnenpeiie.
Mud, 9pfen's 0allens" uRo Gumberl1nber &oIlen.
81 =. 9iass unp 5amss 9iaas, aqsnteH Der
,9dIttmorer 8obten- II. nllnionzG GienbGbnz@ omp."
BIreau: Ser. =, SputbitraBe.
aoblenboi: Gde Der Turtbs une maeiion=
StraNe. tOttHfSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
ShiFSzllufau.

9btcNg o, 20. Subr. 49, Am .. SItober
ludbrcno ctucS beitigen SturnCS iubr Der
Sdooner o6. y. YieBner" Uou bier uui ei.
nen 6elcH aHi mo fiiute iid) icbr raid nit
gSancr; ciu 6iidrboot rcttrtt Die Wtann,
idlait. gIadD Ciui9cu Gageu brgub iid) gcg.
terc nit cincm SNltppOampfT iur Stcuc.
Der Sd)ooner mnrOC freigtmad)t, uber inter
mc9S fitlltc cr iidI lmmcr mebr nit 2Saiicr
INC glnB dlieBltd inter. &lS ou propeller
lHht oaB Del llutugaug unUumcinId) mar,
tapptt CT O0S GUu uno fubr Oauou, bic AMI
bcm Sdooncr OrbcItcuocH DtauoiCu ibrem
odtdlalC itbcrIaitn; p6n Ecroucn uerOen
. uermlBt lIuO man glaubt, ouB iie nit Dem
SnptC uutrrufnulldru Guh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26

Spe,ereis INN ocnti6e Waaren.
Stten Giber ..
YreibeISbeereH,
Budliuai5en,
neue grine Grbler,
2infen,
bolt. t.Sdrtnge,
@ibamcrRIie
beutf1ber SENT,
Stofiiid &c. Del
IS. 2ewiS 9unIap,
t2h2-Fl SIR. AZ, YSeSfs q ,itpreffr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
.9dbrlide lltnnen se6ssBI 6sBI
1871 3SSsAr 1871
,, !DSGrDldnocr SodeD Clubs"
aui Der
..z.:s,. .s:s..s 0ieHnbaBu III RimIir0,
maize Baltimore.

IueHttas, cen "a. Cttuber.
SurhrnrRenueH Sbro8C ReunloR, @tniagt; Il uHs
tHieltHu gu ie 800. aUHtes gRooos &tHiGge uHb
BtMIico @Hidtt.
Wlittmud,, zen 25. Gttobsr.
Wi0nuHtHtCuiiabts eauetcap. Wltq qItcbB' G.
beT 9's Ntttu Rsureu; S0tte 5000. HGileH.
ReuHtu; N6rit 600.
Sreitda, cen 20. Sftpbsr.
8cttduis BCHHtu; Nortc $3.50 ilr Dlatp anb tr
Bcror StlhtbOul Gtnidge uHb AoWtt'ide Gin
taGt; 0tUnciltu RfHnCu,
2uuunbcne, zen 2S. cftobcr.
Ntrher NuHbicup, central GIulltc. nSpniold.
ton" 8Orir. SutinGItsus RrnutH~ baHtlcap.
CdS crItc NcuucH bc9tnnt tdatidJ
9uuft l 1lbr.
CSiutrittsfarteu Il, NbIetdicn inb tn VPe9 q fl
tCD { WiuittultcH CS c d IT. Rr 205, gBeh.
9uttimoreitr, uuo III 9 tHauuQt sur ReuHs
q bn ~ buhcr. StriotAi mon Hdl tn oeT Stnet bas
NIT, 10 rrtpart man tb Huitrtbalt. Boules pcrbeH
al bsnetd uur ocn 0lenncu IN RaincS Saus, Gdt
cer &altimotstra6c uno boiotfce aperue, uil6 an
ttosm RcnUtagc 0Ti ogr TerHbubn urTtIuit.
Sesn Monte, btaToeut;
(943-NI) !. Y. mcSGue, SCtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26

utue Wjuiittrium 1T urhdtnIBmiBig uucr
iabrtu; tciu WiIt9lito bat Fdl besbalb biSbct
ais BolitilCr NuSgcScIdlRct, perjHIit fiuo is.
bod bic Ntiuttr auBcoroeuiIldl populir. e.
5u &olpnrGlio mittbcte elut uerbcertnoe Sella
tr5buuit, bic &erluitc mo icAr beecutcuo.
Die 5uiurrlltion ser 3nSinuer in 2lruuca,
MEN 1T Ndn5ltdl uutcroriidt mOroeH.
Jtndlrtdltcu BON Vtutu bis ;um IA. meloen
SaB 9lnSIauOcr uuO irithfertige Buupiantl
it'd iiir Oret Gage nit %tbeHsmIttelu uerlu.
ben, iNocm Die brct 2Sabltagt Dor Der Ehiu
tunOCu, at ocHtn bic SuaBtu gtlu6tulid)
ichr uuitd)r fnO gr0oc acgeHudrtig beiird)
tct man cine cbr uuiteregtC 3clt. Die Re.
9iulmA ltB Soloattu bird oaS BOliSei &c,
purttmcut ais Eol5iitrn Ctutleiocu, iuell Die
2lmticnbCit bon SoloOtcR wdbreHO bug8aDl
Ourd oc &uiafung Uerbotcu 1T.
Der &OllScNnoNat mar BrNo0, mGbrnS
ole 9ttAlcruug Ghcuiquc uutcrnitBte.
2ict Der &trmeiiuHg Der SoloS 3Hielu iauo
man un0cbturt @nano .NitoerIdBeu.
5n Etma crid)liut ELL ncutS Slatt in eng,
lut)Cr Sprad)c untCr Ntm Namcn: ,,Soutb,
BOCilit SlmtS."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
Ncue Q(u;ei9eR.
StenersScpartemeni,
Stdot Gtnucbmer8 Siirea

Sult m ore ot1 70, 1ttbr, tEf.
Bur Rddridlt iur 2 Steucriablrr!
StuG5dbler WeTbtH hlTmit btHahribuat, bas
unel Fem 4. Ropsmber ens 1istouto bet GGeH
Staatettsuer RC6uuugcu dutbort uuo bti etaots
VruHohturr BednuRptH 6ts tduieHoeU SObrss dut
tlH 10 BIo9cHt pCrmtnbert puotu, uno nab gtReHHs
tenn Datum bic Bcrioualitguer RghunuerH BON 1874
nit ben Builfis 9ofieu beiaittt WcTeen.
yiad tem ST, Cttobcr ,utro man allen nod unit
yableH gthnungen iat 1870 finf t5l Groseut 3tnieR
BuitIlgtu.
i255.ta a,B1 1amts q. SSarusu, StahHafFru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
Was>GodGicn!
9om=0as>GodjSfeu

Man perdume nidbt, ben Dom @as 9obofen Su
fautsn, ea er peoer rau6t, nod rie6t pts anSsre
Oelen.
uuSuetet(buet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26

3n New y ort lo bente AMI ,Yrintiua
Nouic SQuure" Der @runoncin III eiuCnl
otonSblIOe Senlunn 6ranlIm'S gelcGt wer,
Nru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-10-26
G, y. pauio(on,
SSurS-QtbcrtnSfrdste
Watin's Mgue=Wsirtur
furirt poFtio bas
10 c djieItteDer
tChills and Feverl.

IS madbt ourdaus feinen llnteriti, ), oh Der ia
tbron{d 1T ober nft ete 9fatin 9isue Wfistur
brtnat es aans aus Dem Spteme. Wir tonnen 1aus
isnoe peidbe burd Die R attn. Slsues aRistur furrt
tuorben fnb bier aniiibren, eoo iperben mir nur Die
Ramen II. Dobnpldee Sensr, uelde bierielbd betann
ftno, anfhbren, uno melde irseno Semanb, Der &c
snnp5dt rouiuItireu tnun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1871-05-20

m ~sirgiriea mirS .,oss ds,oJ an ~
1baGi ? assn surc1 uuge;il ar. al
BE ut . as3b, naB lAau sat"tn NJ drt'tes
a. 4nansli"se seaa oaps Q.
eotassa cntNsdtt& ~, ~ 81 s..
ttn'fae g8ceerin, tpefde min tde a beqIep} y
S'aoc IN @tm une ianam roolieu q bts,
SEA Sa@ tieio 8or1btrN9,sSt .r.tt
"a ~ fte,2era ae@ 2.naen slpt ~ Wes
BON .tapetn ai3cbraAi battle, i'm, einen cHtrn
@etifel Saretera uao 2Sciucn$ N proovaie.
lie Fatlie' TED e pas tulane 9ecib lei. mel.
9'5 Oa9rldtta!'a DIS aluo iracnouo aeitobI,p
j"t, YIN es 81 oc". au.eaeScnen 3pc,fl !,
...lR'rGHd)tu. "
Gin lonSesb res 5ciancnt 9otlettt,in ci,
I%rriNer Mtooclt %arnys bon Sunuspile .mn
IN dir. Eui tie cot nRmlib enc Eol,,
1tiiion oIisl9 SIR ~tinouns cintr gy,irt.
a"02onla!t unagticbt. nit Der oussrifGdr -,
q ufti, 0oB III Der Nuiiait niemal5 Elm Sir
i'dcr on9e'teiit, oarr audi uur ijbcr sic Sdmri.
L 8eLaNcd mcrbtn inUc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1871-05-20
GtGs>e ll$>Il>n
- 81 y
OG10Qft3 9lu3ti0c.

Atr gGe5nboueru bon @ermonn Gno llEr
Glg,lo >nr gtodrjtt. oo9 ID 9olranoig eiy
5erldtc. BIN 8UTtrs@rbe'teH tRtgegen N nts
E,en. l@elHfdner Don TG0-iU0O Snlontn
>pcr91n 81 Dem oI1j9er Hrc,fc pom 6 ~ GeuI
Scr @al. UtrIcrtlGt.
I'm: >abiccjTc Suroidaf, bite;
5obu Niufe.D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1871-05-20

Vr.,aoile ~n'srtmjirtis rrbia s,hic.t, miro
Al I85cNS e.a5:ag Sje'e, U]laaat8, alto an,
- @ta:, .aq ciNrrat 'Uieoer it:ue St;mmc
e~rt6nnen Iafen. CIR 1T nd'ulit ouf ben &c
noleteI aag gum 6eitrc6ner Sci e'a:G1 Sam
m,rferta3ar in gfaileile qcmGh!t. ypotei IL
cas S6tmo ,siechaaicaE Skill and Irdus~
ny" 5sge5tW ba1eE. Ni5 ~iriaIrcr tiiatiGcr
Shnt,otr }vjrS G. bof,utlih ;,b;y oIc. IbtHa
'ectHca ogUr 81 ouiiT.ircn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1871-05-20

-I!c N~aongngcn in Sci ljn3esco0 oon
4>cmpgj3, &enu. wur>cn BON ctncr un9ebtu-
ecH ztsn8o Halgsn 5s.alaeiad't m"t@e grorc
$;crhccruHQt0 auGsr,Gttt baotn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09
--LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

SpeclAl Telegram 10 Tue DlSpaLCns
WASHINGTON, December s-Secrctary
Fish, so often quoted as about to resign,
will remain in the Cabinet, rs the Presi-
dent has joined his request to that of the
forty five senators hoping he will not re-
tire.
No other defalcations were discovered In
the Treasury to-day, although it was
thought the investigation which had been
inaugurated would produce evidences of
others in addition to Johnson and Marden
having mlsllsed the public funds. john
son was arrested this afternoon on the afti-
davt of the Assistant Treasurer here
charging him with stealing Government
money. The latter had been one Of his
sincerest friends.
While there has been considerable con-
vcrsation among Democratic members OF
Congress upon the situation of their party.
there has as yet been no concert of action
or opinions which can in any light be re-
garded as significant. IT is more than pro-
liable that definite action, which can DC
asserted as declaring the status Of the
party, will be delayed for some time after
Congress renews its session at the cXplra-
ton Of the holiday recess.
A Republican delegation from Norfolk is
here to urge the removal of certain Fedc-
raj officials at the Norfolk navy.yard.
TlMoE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09
BY Associated Press.
wenfner rrObnbsssfiea.

WAsHIsGroE, December S.-lsisng ha-
and falling temperature Will preb.
ABLY prevail on Saturday In the Middle and
East Atlantic States. Brisk northwesterly
winds will continue for IL short time Oh the
coast. Westerly winds veerng to south
west on tue upper lakes. Soul herly winds
with cloudy and threatening weather on
the Gull coast. Warning signals are or
dered. CautiOnary signals arc ordered for
this evening at New York, Baltimore, and
Cape May.
THE UNIFORM TOBACCO TAX ARGUED BEFORE
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE. &c.
WASHINGTON, December S.-Dr. Spence,
from the National Tobacco Convention,
argued for an hour and Il half before the
congressional Committee OH Ways and
lleans in favor OF uniform tax Of sixteen
cents on all kinds Of tobacco and snuff.
The resolutions Of the Tobacco Convcn-
ton on other subjects were presented.
The committee Intercepted the members
of the Convention who were present, and
said they would consider carefully the mat.
ters submitted. A committee will remain
in Washington to furnish such Information
as may be desired.
Tonight the members partook Of d ban
uuet, at which DR.. kimball. chief Of the
tobacco division of the internal Revenue
Bureau, and Supervisor butcher, OF New
York, testified u the fact that tue tobacco
tax was more faithfully paid than any
other tax.
GENERAL ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, December S-Scnator
Trumbul SAYS he has no recollection Of III
tering the sentiments attributed to him By
an interviewer in the Louisville Courier.
Journal. The account represented han a.
favorable to Grants reelection.
Suit has been commenced in The District
Court by e.. d. Lamar against Samuel i,
Cabcll tor the value Of 420 bales of cotton
which Lamar casually lost, and which
Cabcll found, and appropriated the pro.
cecds, knowing it was Lamar's property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09
Execution OF q Wife.sIuEdeFcr.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.

LOUISA COURTHOUSE, VA, December Sth,
lS71.-Jacob Brock, convicted by the
County'C Court of Louisa Of the murder of his
wife, Judy Brock, on the 18th Of October,
1870, was hung Mt the poor-house Of this
county to-day. The circumstances of the
murder were atrocious almost beyond pa
ralle, the villain having, for no cause
shown, tied his wife by her hands to the
ceiling Of his cabin and whipped her to
death with barrel slaves and switches.
On the trial the jury, which was com
posed of six white men and six negroes,
promptly found verdict Of guilty Of
murder in the first degree. The prisoners
counsel applied to the Judge of the Cir
cult Court Of this county for writ Of error
and superscdeas which was refused. They
then made application to the Court Of
Appeals which also refused supcrse-
IDEAS. In tho mean time Brock made sew
eral attempts to escape, but each time was
unsuccessful.
This morning. at an early hour crowds Of
boys commenced assembling around the
Jail doors and windows, anxiously await
ing the hour TO come when the untortu-
nate prisoner should be brought forth to
be conducted to the place Of execution,
about three miles below the village. The
gallows was erected on the grounds Of the
poor-house of this county, the jail.yard not
being large enough for the purpose.
At 121S O'Clock the TAILOR threw open the
prison doors and delivered the culprit into
the custody Of the sheriff of the county,
an immense crowd of whites and blacks
commingled, eager to catch glimpse Of
the prisoner, pressed rs close as convenient,
and as near as the guard summoned would
allow them. The sheriff, to avoid any de-
monhtration and prevent any disturbance,
and to keep and maintain perfect order and
quiet, under the suggestion from the judge
of the court, summoned about fifty men
of both races from the body of the county,
All during the day might be seen squads
Of colored people gathered around stalls
where apples, chestnuts, cakes, and snacks,
were vcnded. When the prisoner emerged
from the prison doors quite CONSERVATION
ensuad among the cololed boys and others
to secure convenient places in the ranks Of
the spectators going with the prisoner to
the place of ecution-some on horseback
and in vehicles, but the larger portion on
foot. The prisoner was mounted in two
horse wagon, sitting upon his coffin; and
the officers In charge mounted on horse
back.
The sheriff and the culprit arrived nj the
gallows at h4lEpast l O'Clock ?. NJ, and
the culprit placed thereon. Being asked
if he had anything say, he stated that it was
true that he had committed the murder,
and said jealousy and whiskey was the
cause. He died without fear. The crowd
was very large, and everything passed OF
quietly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09
Domestic Markcts-fBY TELEGRApu.l

new YORK, Decemher s.--Coston more active
ana 1rm sales. ~ bales Uplsnds, lssc Or
i Le. 2osc. Flour uncuanged. Wnisksy, IL Of.
" neat very qriet: "lntot red western sl.s76a
o. CO. Corn, 1p4193r. X Ice firm at 5iG9c. Pork
active at $3.50. beef quiet, Lard he IVY. Iur.
pentine steady. kosia hrm. Tallou quot ut 96I
ssc. FregEts easier.
BALTIMORE, December g. Flour active and
firm HoWald.Street supe' fine, f6ms6.e5 Whest
dull; Penu sylvania, Sl.6oGl Sd. Corn h:In az
GsM72c. PROVISIONS Unchanged. Whiskey, 29c.
Nlrginia's. old. 50 bid. Coupons, old. 50 bid,
ci askei, West firginll's, ~ bid "a asked.
W1LNIEGToS, December s.-Spirits uurpent!ue
strong at soc. kosin nrm at f4.l5 for strained
T7.6o for extra NO. / ~ for extra pale; Is for
pale: IL. 50 for wind 1w-glaes. Crude turpentire
steady ut $3.50 for hard; s5 rs for yellow dip !;
IS IS for virgin. Tar quiet /: $3.50
CINCINNATI. december s.-Pork-Demsnd
light and holders firm. Lard same; kettle, PC.
Bacon-clear sides, Tic Whskcy excited and
prices higher; closing at a3c.
LOUISVILLE, December s.-Provlsions firm.
BACON sides scarce aud he d at 81. Lard, s0letc.
Pork, SlS.so@Ba. Whiskcy firm at soc.
EFT. LOUIS, December s.-Whlskey, saiGlo2c.
Pork unchanged; orGer lots, sl3fQ sI3.o5. Bacon
Clear sides, it. Lard-Choice kettle, SIC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-09
New York.

NEW YORK., December s.--Montgomary
par writes to the World urging tho
democrats to adopt Immediately passive
poiicy: The World, however, editorially
dissents from Mr.. BIair's views.
Inc arrangements for the International
society demonstration on Sunday have been
concluded. Woodruff & Ciafiin will as
sist in the procession.
Inc Havana steamers decline to receive
paSkages OF newspapers outside of the
liaI1, oy order OF the Captain.G General.
au tne passengers quarantined on the
0 nir delaware have been discharged.
steamer Franklin are left, all of whom but
one are convalescng.
Inc golo room is excited over the base
less rumOr of the death of the prince of
". wales. There Is no authority whatever, so
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tt"w A';aIs We s'ph",G the Republic"
ara bctras GrarssT

For IN" u!>rs;ch.
~ 49, tuo tNr Conventions meet 10
....iu.ila'o th,irrc- r"ctIyc candidates Ior the
,....>H.ri.r. and t&c ucT paper, aic already
.-',..>'u- the merits 81 Various gentlemen
I~,,iiaEI;ri aspirations. 1t appC ) 10
fig. .Ar unanimous opinion of the | topc
= -" rrr-cUl incumbent of the White
iis..e ,,iH j.. rceic"rcd. That he will re
..-uo!niu4'.i hy tn" Republican tonvrn-
i. .g i. q3!.tr Nurr. bot his election depends
lg i or tho coUr>c taken by The Demo-
..a Y.
>.uc. Grants accession to office the coun-
.,V las not experienced any wonderful
.aa". for "bicn the people are thankful.
:t5- administration has been marked by
-.s.u.nG remarkable. Instead OF protecting
"a, i,rori" -! h, own country, he has dis
.trti uuthjH@ but IN u.tice ana tyranny.
ia ~ hitter 4ctCptin" the nomination he
r5'c3. " Let Us have peace. and how
a,A r." has proven the sincerity Of his de-
..-ai Il IL b1,t shown in his placing several
...t"riu states Jude: martial law, >,iS-
}.:.,4"- III" writ OF hG5"GS cOrpGS, SEEING
..I .4Yr!>1r!uC innocent citizens. aud IN
..-HatiuG reign Of terror through bis
MILITARY is.lc. lie has appointed worthless
ts4actCrs 20 Offices % honor ami trust !; he
.a~ ah-rGiyd himself from thc Capital over
'h.ar hundred days since he occupied tue
2. A,,c House: b. has converted the In
e,u 't;. MHu>jou into military camp, anu
t1r.opa0cl himself with an endless stiluS
i srj.S-Ie.camp and secretaries ne has
Gau.,.d the " Ni:o House from It's repuh-
r,4a SIMPLICITY To hall Of iluukeyism and
.a.~,ue.acv, such a. it never has shown Ut
- any rF,yl0uS President ; he ha. DIS
..,r-,l d" hi h office be hold. by IN utter
...l II Enuwi.Ggc OF the duties pertaining
....rtu, and ROW, after rule OF tour years,
..e American people viii b. called upon to
ri. .Itre whether the ignorant tyrant, who
.. s. i,-graccs the country, shall be again
O.. yltcu 10 the highest Office III the git OF
.a, AmrlIc9n people. Whether Ia shall
as -,4H not. depends entirely on the course
a~8 y he Democratic Convention oil
-.
l.' the people understand that the con-
.t..' nl next wear VIII not be one between
EuNran>m aud Democracy, but between
'.loW and Democracy. The great object
81 TIE. canvass OF lsI2 will bo the defeat OF
d.. autc. lie must be buried from the White
Nu1l-c end 10 accomplish this end the De-
;n.rr.tN must make Great sacrifices, they
I..,.c Jury dead issues, aud confront only
't.. rIfr -!cHi truth that -tdre9 them in the
.."' lhr defeat OF Grant. The affairs Of
. country Indicate hat we are fast verg-
towards i monarchy, and the que 5tlon
S.. a,.>f wear VIII bc, Shall wc have Grant
'h 4 monarchy, or some one else with
..iII.r:
iu- Democracy mus. not select a certain
sFtH for President because he "Will make
..rG Prc.Idcnt.' We have hundreds OF
...i in The country who would make good
.'.r.d"nte: bat when We nominate We
- tr.. fyrqct ne StreHgth Of Grant, and
....rtu.te 4 nJu who,C loyalty cannot he
..4.-tpuca. Brndri, Ks, Thurman, Sey-
re,#r. liId"n, Church, Hoffman, Scott OF
Pennsylvania. Brown Of Missouri, are all
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Cotton MatketS,

fORFOLk. December s.-COttOn quiet low
mdbiugs, lac.: net receip for week, Jt9s bales !:
exports coastwisc, JOSH bales SALTS for week,
$50 bales stock, SSt bales.
BALTIMORE, December s.-Cotton firm aud in
fair demand; middlings, 800 aa". netrecelpts for
the week, DOL bales gross, 2!S5 bales sales for
the week, 3l6S bales stock, s 56s bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Heccmber s.-Cot' on steady
middngs, ls5Wloc.: net receipts for the week,
35 AS bales 81 o:s, IL sos bales fore On exp' rt7,
2l,e45 bales sales for the week, IS geo bales
ST ock. 49, sG5 bales.
SAvANNAH. december s.-Coton- hilddiiugs,
1873: stock, 65,l2s h.les sales, 1000 bales.
GALYESTOH, DtcemDer S.-CotLOn quiet ard
firm good ordinary, 15ic.
CHARLESTON December s.-Cotton steady
miLdipSs, lSsMls3; stock, 80. oI0 bales sales # r
the week, soy bacs.
WILMINGToS, December S.-Cottou quiet mid
dings, lstc.; stock, 1884. bales; sales for The
week, sl2 patS.
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Letter from Petersburg.

r,rc,r,a,cace "f the Richmond Dspaich
,>,urrpsn,-ro December 9 1871
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The aUoUFn'o 'hcc.'nS la>t h,Sn, o' VIC
..ar,i1,> ana '"iF';,a'o'S " 'to tc'ei .
,,rt and Nor. 'm'1,,,'" as,,ss'u WIS so,s
..tcrf>iiog' an" ~ 49, '.Hu,sS ~, tLo,,
>.ry important. An Inc 'cs."cmo usstes"ls
We" present. Ai!9 n.'.aS Wv, "a ~ Pr az"
."nd> ct ,n' ',1a ', ,.a,,rt;ns 600 T.,
""A' an" h'S a. N''n r. thnmhit>, intrn' ~
tvo""Hrr; ~, l; ;,-o,,Irr ~ ro,ora ~ "
.@ FcI't"i"'iT W. ,nward tho rna6.
"r srt"h 90 w: ., Wv t,,;'t ~ 80 s.,'n ~
e"-H ",.'""' t"S D'I ~, rh,r,,,;<s y, -.
re. =, "'>'.n>Vu ~ ~, w. ro.nI,t;nns - ~; ~;
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