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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
Newberry, S. c.,
May 25th, 1872.

oSyxTEEN YEARS CT SUccEss.-in 1886
the now famous MUSTANG LIN1AEST was
first made known 10 the public by an cs!en-
sire system of advertising. From that time
to the present, the demand for IL mas peet' ,es
steadily increasing until it has taken the lead
of all embroca,ions, lotions, ointmen'Ss, and
other external remedies, imported or domes-
tic, ever introduced into the American mar
kes. In the most celebrated racing and trot.
ting stables, in the establishments as oi sag 81
and city car companies, and in the staples OF
private gentlemen. it is the only recognized
cure for such diseases of the horse as require
as as loca! application for some of the most
distressing complaints TO which man is sub
iect. Rheunatism, stiffness OF the JOINTS
neuralgia, sore throat, tumors, wens, ear
ache, toothache, yield TO its pain subdulng,
counter-irritanl properties. and burns, scalds
and cuts are healed with incredible rapidly
under its operation. Il.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
Dr.. TUFTS sarsaparilla & Queens Delight

DR.. TUFTS Sarsaparilla & Queens Delight.
No remedy possesses so many valuable
Medicinal Properties as this combination Of
Roots, Herbs and Bats. The QUEENS
DELIGHT is acknowledged by Physicians
to be the most powerful remedy known for
Impure Blood, Liver Complaint, Nervous
ness; Female Complaints Consultation !;
Rheumatism Diseases of the Kidneys;
Syp,.;litc Affections Skin Diseases Chron-
ic Complaints, &c. But in this preparation
it is combined with other vegetable products
which renders its virtues doubly valuable
Most diseases have their origin in the blood.
and as q Blood Purifier the SARSAPARlLLA
AND QUEENS DELIGHT has DO equal.
1t requires bat trial to convince the most
sccptical.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
MARRIED,

On Wednesday, the 22d, by the Rev. J. C..
Boyd, Mr. ". H. LATHRoP and Miss N. J..
SToCKMAN, all of NeHberry. . .-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

The Schedule Of The Greenyile & Colum-
bia z. R., passenger trains has been changed
tip train due at Newberry ten minutes past
eleven, down train twenty-five minutes past
ona
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
J. F. J. CALDWELL,
Chairman Elk. Committee.


It is scarcely necessary to add any
thing to the above notice. Every citi-
zen is acquainted with the si.uation.-
That the call will BE- responded to We
have no doubt, and that such delegates
will be selected as will represent Us un-
derstandingly in the Columbia meeting.
For the first time in severa! years, years
Of peril and sore trial, has an opportu-
nifty presented itself N which there is q
hope that some good may be accom-
plishcd, and we hope that al! true men
are alive to the responsibilities which
rest upon US at this time. That the &C.
tion of the Baltimore Convention will
decide in o great measure the future
prospects of this afflicted Southern land,
no man Of reason doubts. We trust
&at large share Of wisdom may be
possessed By the delegates selected to it.
The issue is grave one and involves
the interests of the whole country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
TAKEN UP.

4 stray, black, horse MULE COLT, about
Two years old, on the 18th inst. The Own
er is requested TO come forward, prove pro-
perty, pay expenses and take him away: ''
..: s; -. A. G. SPEARAAN. -
Jalapa, S. G., May is, +ls72-2l-3t.4 T..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

Ter thousand enigrsnts arrived q Castle
Glsdeo ip ooe Gsy list week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

Our AGENTS IN CHARLEsroN.-Thc ad
vertisiug agency OF Messrs- Walker, Evans Il
CogsweM. represented by Roswell T. Logan,
Esq, is the only authorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

SEWING Attention is called to the card
Of Mrs. Barr, in another column. She is
prepared to do all kinds OF sewing, reasona-
bly, and well.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
COMM ERCIAL,

SgwsyRRY, S. C., May E.-Cotton 21;c.
NLw YORK, May 27-f P. M.-Cotton unset
tled-mddlius %: Cold laia132.
BALTIMORE, May 27.-Cotton strong-nid-
ding 25 !a253
CHARLESTON, May 27.-Cotton strong, unset
tied and noninBl-mitdliug a.
AUGUSTA, May 27.-Cotton frm-nidGling
23L
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Democratic Meeting.

The members of the Democratic party
of Newbe.ry County are respectfully re-
ouested to meet at New berry c. H., on
Monday, June 4eh (sales day. at12 o'clock,
NJ, to elect delegetes to the State Con-
ven,ion ordered to be held in Columbia
on the 18th day Of June.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

For Female Complaints. whether in young
or old, married or single; al the dawn OF wo-
manhood or the turn OF life, Dr.. TUFTS Liver
Pills are an acknowledged remedy.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
r. :5z.17,, rn,-o.s or rsE SEwsEgR

To THE EDITORS OF TIE NEWsERR1
HEEArp: GESTLENEE--l hare noueeo
With concern fo: nearly year or ever
since have been in Newberry- -tne preFa-
lerce of chronic catarrhal disease IN this
community. It is more common N meos
than. women, and is not confined entirely to:
the white people--some Of the colored pop.
ulation being afflicted with it. ! rarely pass.
man on any of the streets, or see one pass
nv residence who is not seized with paroS-
ysm of hawking and splitting. !. small guam
tity of mucous, usually coored with tobacco.
is at the same time expectorated. AS the
resul, of my own experience in the treatment
Of this complaint I would recommend the
topical application Of strong solution OF
the nitrate Of silver lunar causticl 10 tie
throat by means Of sponge probang. This
application should be repeated two or three
times week untila cure is effected.
HENRY SANDERS.
Newberry, S. c., Pos: Surgeon, |. S. A.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS. is
called 10 the several new advertisements Of
the enterprising firm Of Lorelace & Vince
ler. They keep up with the times, and are
not afraid 70 let the public know. They
have fine stocks of Dry Goods and Groce-
~iee
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

Silver & Co.'S millinery establishment is
now complete and elegantly supplied for the
benefit of the ladies. What would we do
without ribbons, flowers. lace, edgng, &C.,
&C., or the ladies, rather.
The Millinery Department is ably attended
to by Miss NJ. E. Jordan, Of Baltimore.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

The CoTToS PLANTING. J. P. Hardy,
of Edgefeld, has placed upon our table seve-
raj stalks of cotton, twelve inches in length.
Each plant contains several well shaped
squares. It is from favored locality. Cen
erallv, cotton is no: doing well.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

THE SEAsoN.-Since our last issue, show
ers of rain have fallen in various localities of
our County. Although TIE crops are not
doing well, with favoring seasons henceforth
and late fall, lost ground may be recovered.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29

Nov that the summer is upon US and busi-
ness more or less dull, might it not be well
for the merchants to try the plan they at
tempted last year. Of closing stores earlier
in the evening? Everybody every way must
be the gamer. 1t would educate the prr-
chaser into an economy Of time, and afford
the merchant and his clerk pleasan: hour
or two more for exercise or recreation, there
by giving more life and energy for the next
DAVIS work.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-05-29
Mr. Greeley's Letter Of Acceptance.

FairYiew, ky., Apgil -. le72.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-31

Special telegram 10 the llsiatrni
IEEsBuRG, VA, October A0.--Thc day on
tie Tair Grounds his been Il very animated
ole, and The crowd his been greater than
upon any toracf occasion i'll The Society,"
history. The farmers q! LoudOGn, with
thcir wives, daughters. and swceliea1s.
were carly On The grounds. and the trains on
tie ". and =. railroad Hugely increased the
number. The ,lraIcadc Of horses, al 10
O'Clock, was magnificent, and soon after tie
various committees were hu&lv al work.
Governor Swami. OF Maryland, delivered
tie annual address ut oroc'%. Il was cha
lactegizcd by the usual ability and energy OF
the speaker, but Of course could he heard 5y
bat comparatively few of those present.
The purse for the fastest horse owned in
Loudoun for six months WAS carried oil by
Colonel c. W. Parsons Tray horse Grim
dle) over four competitors lii three straight
Leat>.
Every department is well sustained. but
the sheep exhibition is said by competent
Judges to be finer l!ian ever shown ut the
State Fair.
The weather il excellent. and tomorrow
is expected to witness Il still larger attend
dacc.
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Else EsoEsr Ss:,i.GS.

NEw York. October 30.-I'hc horse di,cusc
his appeared at Port JcrNI<, y. J.. ">r".
cially affecting l:or,cs on TIC Delaware aud
HUDSON ca,al. II his also extended 10 CO.
lumh,l@, Ui!lr. Where three c;;:cs have o.
Cured.
Oxen have been >cri irr:n tie interior 81
New York to take TIE ,E!co ri hor>c> iii ibis
city. Hundreds Of dratA3 were reported
yesterday.
E"rgh announces l!i- determination t" Pre-
vent the working OF affected i!orscs. StTtIIl
railroad companies have brought suit against
linn for S,4l.nQ1. ard are praying iot al H.
junction against hiiA
i, stable surcrint,ndcnt think The work
inr Of di,eu.sd horses rUus IL" !naiady into
Gld2ders.
It is >ta;cd that fifty cows la'" died from
The malatiy al l.a,t Orange. ~.
tLMsLIA.r, GRO, October "2,--tn" stable
reports t" y-!'v nc'1 c,;=,s Yesterday.
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letter from Non. Charles Sun:ncr.

BosToN. October S0.--ion. Charles SUM-
ner. in letter from Paris declining the CO.
aiitiou nomination fer Governor OF MaS>a-
ctusct.s, says =" In acLnowlc6gng your COM
munication beg to repeat this declinaton,
most sincerely desiring that no person should
vote for me. Beyond this personal wish,
which trust will not lie disre&aracd, Is The
consideration that il chosen l could no,
cnrye. At the same time express n.y CRATE
tp sense Of the trust repcsed in ne by III"
conventions which united in this nomination.
Ny Acknowledgements are especially due
10 conventions representing ieilow-cltlzens
70 whom have for a long time been opposed
Oh importan. public questions. be-; them
Ia believe that ! am not insensible 10 their
'.sood-wjll which is enhanced by the sign
{. lords that past differences are absoiVcd
u Oh. ,ommon desire to secure for our coun-
III tEe g. comparable blessing OF peace and
Try the IN. under the safeguards Of good
reconciliation With the principles Of the
government, and ,ndcnce Is our rule of
Declaration Of indeb>
co0dtJ,f3
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WASHINGTON.
t:e;rc Home 20 EHfc--!h EHg:ttze srfs'n
Justice P0liticnf-- Dcp1n, &c.
fsrccL.l telegram 10 The Dispatch.

WAsH!yGToS, ID. C., October Jo..~Ih" pull
lie Departments are being very thoroughly
deserted By clerks and higher officials, who
are leaving this city for their homes to take
part in the general election Of Tuesday next.
Everything Of pclitiua! nature Is very quiet
here, and there is now little comment upon
the situation OF affi.irs.
4 negro named Abncr Gentry was arrested
here yesterday on the cllargc al being an
escaped prisoner from the jill al tu'icpcr
Courthouse, Va, where lie was confined to
await trial Oh the charge OF numbering Il
coIored man named Bill Brown about last
Christmas day by cutting lis threat. The
prisoner WIS turned ever 70 Chief ni Dctcc-
lives CLryoc, who now has him III charge,
and will return him to the Virginia a,lthori-
ties On the presentation of the proper papers.
The Germans OF this city are aboii. 10 give
demonstration iii honor Of Minister WASH
Durnc on account cf his services to the Ger
inaDs in Paiis Gurin;, the late Franco-PruS-
sian war.
The death Of Or. Ehcn l.. 'hilds. chief
clerk OF The Fost-otlicc department, is 70
ported from Albany. lie has been in th"
Department for forty years. He was seventy
three years Of agc, and a. tic time Of his
death WAS on bis wedding tour, having only
week ago married Iii, second wifc-rIrs.
Haync, Of AlcyGndria, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-31

BY Lee Gotdiuf Auc.foueeSs,
1f13 Mufn street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 FARM In THE COUNTY OF FLUyANNA,
ON BYRD CREEK. CONTAINING TWO HIN
DRIED AND THIRTY ACRES OF LAND.-By
virtue OF n deed OF trust executed by William Il.
sneed. trustee for slrs. L. A. need. dated 9Th d,y
of January, 1885, and OF record In fe CLERKS Office
of EInyanDa county. Va. I'd. b. co. p. So to sec,,rs
to John c. Hughes the payment Of two negotiable.
notes for fifteen hundred and elghty-iye dollars
fsI.555) and FIVE hundred and forty-tbree doIIgrS
(s5is) snd default having been made In The payment
of the frst-namcd note and being required 50 10 do
by the holder of said note shall proceed to sen on
the premises, on TUESDAY, 18th day or Soyern-
Der. 1872 at IL O'Clock d. the property descrlled in
said deed-to Wit:
That piece or parcel Of LAND lying and being 4,
the county Of FinyanGa, on ByrJ creek aud con-
tainiug TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRIS
being the same real estate conveyed tn the said
William i. snced, trustee. az aforesaid by John g.
Hughes Ivy deed dated 18th January, Isss. and iI,r
same Inherited by said Hughes bg The last viii of
John HCghes-said decd and will being of record In
the County Court clerks Office of FluSanno county
Terms: Sufficient In cash 10 dciray expenses Of
executing this trust and 10 pay off said note of
ljs5 wi III interest from isfJanuary .Ga until paid
balance such time said William b. Snced or his
personal representative may direct.
oc2s y. VI. LEE. Trustee.
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Weather Probabilities.

wAsa,SaroN, October 3o.--The barometer
will probably continue falling on inc ioMeL
lakes and thence TO West Virginia, Win ni.sh
southeastcrly winds. threateninS we",nei'
and belts OF rain. in the Ne" Ehslaiiu "'9
Middle States. generally warmer weather anu
iucreasing cloudiness. win SoHIhettS 20
e.sterly winds. IN the south AtE'ht'c anu
Eastern Gulf States. no,!hcrly 10 eaSteriy
winds, high barometer, patty cloudy w"a-
tucr. with occasional rain. In The West
ern Gulf States and thence 10 the lower Ohio
Valley and Kansas, clearing weather ana
uortherIy to westerly winds, with an oc";-
Iona! coast rain. In the Northwcs: cifd over
inc upper lakes. scu;herly to westerly winds,
threatening weather, and rain, extending 10
the Ohio VALLEY. but clearing i'll tic latter
section hy Tomorrow.
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NO. 1G0,-FOR SALE, FOUR HUN
Y DRIED AND TWE.TY-SlN ACRES OF
LAND about 10 miles above Rlchmcnd. OH Deep
KIM creek: DWELLING confirms l. rooms. Coal
sO,o scd to ilndcrlc hi, farm. as II crops OFT on
adjoining lands Price. only 80 per acrc-a great
No lIl-FOR SALE. LOT Of - feet. fronting on
Dover Tor Carvl street corner Of Plum. running
hack 90 feet IL nj alley. on which i FL AVE
DWELLING. II will lie sold at IL sacrifice II s"!d
at once. ,,.- ,,,->.,,rrr
ACRES OF SUPERIOR JAMES RIVER LAND.
n mics above Richmond: land In Il fire state Of
cultivation 50 acres timber: desirable as al invest
40. lca.-TOR SALE. COAL LANDS 900 acres
on Deer Run crccs ne coal crops oui ahd h!S
been worked from the sI!lacc 1t joins No. l0i,'lhd
offers extra inducements, for miners ,..
with house. fnurrooms, aud nlcrir't4ln - hies
from city, small orchard Of apple and peach tlccs.
Now being tilted rs Il truck farm. .,,
No Ilo-FDh SALE. ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTN-THEEE ACRES. with excellent Gcla&e
rsj.rucc and numerous ort-hudins>. III COCA ord"r;
r;nc orchards. and many ether attraclo%. Si'"t'c'
ON Brook iurnuikc. g:X miles from TIE cliN. ...,
S"'1is--FOk SALE. ONE THOUSAND TWO
HUNDRED AND THIRTf-SENEN ACErS
living on I've and Buffalo rivers ENP mics IRON hc
River depot, ON The trangc aliu AiShhulla r;.l :
road and i.c miles from the james River anu Nj
ntyrha canal. Buildings ample. Ircr "r,% S'.,31;
10. 1go-FOR SALE. ONE HUNDRED M,
SIXTY ACRES OF LAMP. within one ih:ie oi inc
city limits with Guc residence and numerous ont
tuiltIius beautifully located. one III the most d"-
siral,lr ricccs Of property near Richmond.
HORSES and LOTS IN different localities also,
THIRTY VACANT LOTS. admirably located
and IN tic most rarid!y-lmprovm parts OF Tie ciR!'
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"A ryfyrssbw sAAEsss-ftfFurB Days.
By Wellington Gocdin.
ancnoneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner M Eleventh aud Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA..

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUA...
C-BLE REAL ESTATE N I Yn:s TOY 4p1 = "
On 81 it ROTH siDES OF Hull. sTkEET.aBy viz
tue of decree of Chesterfield County court en-
tered Mt the June term. 1872, SHALL rs speciai COM
missioner thereby appointed or The parp es .,
nmbIic auction, on the premises, on SATURDAY
the I'd November 1872. At O'Clock p. 81, portion
Of tho real est ate belonging to the estate OF INC
John Turpin-yiz.. the Lot and FRAMED STORE l,s
and DIV EtLLINti thereon occupied by Mr.. AbHotcs-
frnntIug 30 feet running back the full depth Thereon,
to be divided into three parts; also, the L0I' WIN
large FRAMED BUILDING thereon ut the corner
of Hull aud SemmcS streets. occupied by slr, Jones
and others, fronting 80 feet lmorc or lcss running
Also. the LOT and, FRAMED DWELLff ~.
thereon occupied by Mr.. Morris, fronting 81 leet,
running back on side %43 feet ana Tie otncr -Ve
feet TO he divided into two parcels.
The foregoing real estate Is located III Voiuaple
mart Of Manchcstcr, and for business purposes
should attract special attention. .,.
TTpus: Onc-fourth cash: balance ut SIX, tweiVc.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes Interest
added and title retained until all OF the purchase
money l. fully paid and CONVEYANCE ordeTcd by the
m nmrt JULIA f.. TURPfN.
nna, Commissioner
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


New York StccIS and Money na's>es
NEW YoRK, October 80 Money cioSc" i. i"
per cent. Sterling, l0si to loS|' @o'a' li-5
1904 Governments closed quiet. States
dull. Tcnncssees heavy. South CaIohlL'
very quiet. T,nnes>cc's, 1"s new, '3t. 'n'
s5nia,s, 43: new, 81; consols, 553; deferred
la. Louisiana. 5S; new, is, Lcvee's, 30;
SIS, 60. Alabau,a's, so; IS, IS. Georsia's, 20 =,
rs. So. North Cardinals, SO; new, 10; special
fax, II. South Cardinals, so; new, %
April and October, 81.
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Another steamship burned at Sea-
Etre,fy gfVes lost.

Erv ,yrsr. October 5o.-The steamer
Anna which arrived here Mt $3.50 L. 81.
nom Nassau. brought the intelligence OF the
burning of the steamer Missouri. en- route
from New York for Havana, on the 10th III
slant off Abaco. It is reported that over
eighty lives were lost. OF all the persons
she had on board only twelve are known TO
be saved The captain and crew OF tue u
C,fed vessel arc said 10 be among those WHO
have persisted.
W,s;uyGros. October 30.-~Thc Depart
mont Of State has received confirmation OF
The burning Of the Missouri. The names %
the saved passengers are George IllackctS'
Enrique Yanco, W. +. Tunnel, Ebcnczei
Saunders, \. L. puterbridSc, James Gunner;
and John RchiS. Those of the crew saved
are William Jones, Louis Buhmc, Iatrck
McGowrn. Samucl Cone, and Eichaia -hu'-
ply.
Second DiSpGtc'.
Nry TcrK. October 30.-H. j. Qulnans:
treasurer Of the Atlantic mail line, furnishes
dispatch received by the company confirm
lug the loss of the Missouri, and giving the
names Of. twelve persons saved (mentloned
aboyel. The dispatch was forwarded from
Nassau to Key West by the company
steamer Orma. which service was rIo"tols
performed by her only after every nope o.
saving life had passed. Among the Nis>.o,
gcrs were five ladies and five children: al OF
whom were lost. The passengers, tGIiti III
number, and Tie officers and crew. hu'Anc!
ninctv-;h.cc rc:>ons ot ',:t2m OH! were
arc known to have been saved.
rrRrHER PARTICULARS.
KY WET, October 3o.--iho iiic was dis.
covered about . \. u. III the pantry, "nd
suddenly burst CIT in volumes Of flame;
amilshill>, spreading rapidly over the Nci-
sci. The beats were Immediately launched
and tiled with passengers, l.l,i al excerpt or.
were swu!npcd. Those remaining on board
w"!c compelled on account O! the flames ~
lamp into tie sea. Those WHO were saved
landed III one 81 tic boats al hEGco OF tn
evening Of the I'D, and We're taken ii"ni
there tn Nassau in small schooner.
1t was a terrific -i:;}t to tnoa" n Inc float
Ing boat 10 SCI thJs" il tH@ water c::n&lh!:
10 the swanrcii hc.t> and begging tor assist
ancc. II is not kaowr Tia: any OF them
were picked ul. The captain behaved ga
antiy. Tie origin u HE fire i uIkuo"n.
Tire" Of the saved passenger, are here
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NV Tc:H. October 3n.-Ghi+ being T..
final day CT Mayor Hail trial Il lei &c crowd
WIS attracted 10 Tie courtroom. Many pcy.
sons were also present, expecting Tweed
would be brought il, tIi, being The tfy
fixed fer his Trial. l!;c vN-EyS5 arpearca
attended by hest oT legal rclaincr>, but
eslning that he was ~: wanted to-day.
ai,i unity lett. J.uncs II. EugCr>o!l and .iuE.,
&. Harrington appeared, and were lai,d in
i, 800 each. ';r. Styou@i;ton then proceeded
10 :tGll.cs> the court in behalf of tii- Mayor.
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E'OR SALE, q
AMELIA HOTEL. S3:g
located at Amelia Courthouse, hrty-SiN mile. From
Richmond. on The Richmond and Danrilic railroad.
containr. ax,yroomS with tire" sto!2s aud out
Buildings. ... 49,
Asia FARM attached Of ONE HUNDRED hED
EiGHrr-TWD AN3 ONE-iIALl ACRES: all OF
which will he Si cheap Tor cash, payments made
c,.v II desired. Ad,rcS,
W. Il. GILMORE.
0rl <-,m* Amelia Courthouse. Va.
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rrrERSEI.EE; MARKETS.

OCTOBER "a otton.-Tllc market wa: nncnanget,,
Yesterday with liberai sales at lStGlSs 1or rouno
lots: selections, ie5c. ,, ,,,. ,o,
1l'atat-The market Is very firm. with lleht stork
and better receipts. Wcguoe sl.&0 for choice "c
Sl.5es 81 s5 for prime white; Slcg sl'' ioi e''''e
red. .,-ot mini,
corn Stock light. and we quote the marker quiet
at s5dy70 for new. and 75n soc. for OLD. , /,
Pye-SIarkct firm nj soc. for common prime, -.
0Tt-.-Ne quote large lots at Soc FOR tpflug
winter oats. alr. black oats. G'mI:c ,,.
V,ugptS.-N'u quote Sl.JJfor prime. Marhcl i'''cl
-. t,,,.. rrmtup III
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Ia" Rand,
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WAs!MNGro>.. Gc:J,,.i' :Iir.--i'E!e southern
Cain% Commissioners to-day heard the ;e,ii-
nonv il liz claim OF ,.ii.:lrrih \. GniIJ, Of
Alexandria. w. inr :>4S. So. Or wood eat
by the ARM on the Put"nIic negr Washing
ION. Iii" point Of public intcI1,, in this c.,>e
is The crdeayur made 10y IL" c..ti!naNt 10 show
y higher value for standing timber than Tie
prize Of one dollAr per cord, rs established
10y tic Niar, "ru,a7;cr-itcnc!E!; 1t whjc'l
rate claims amounting - several millions
nayc heca alrcad; s",licd.
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New York, October 80. Nils. Greeley,
wife OF Hen. Horace Greeley, died tni>
morning.
She died at tIIc residence Of hr. Alvin
johnson. During the evening Yesterday Incl
sylat:tous wcrr Of auc y favorable charAc.
ter ~ 10 inspire some faint hop, Of her re,
covery. such expectations, however, prove!
unlDuHdo&, a. She had two ch!!s duriu.: Tie
night. after which Size va, v"ly easy iHti
she ceased TO breathe at 4 \. H., passing
away peacefully without any peErcptihic
struggle. The funeral "iii tai" place iron
pr. C!iapin's church 81 f. O'Clock i'ridfy.