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AusrRlAH-NIRGINIA CIGAcs.-thc manu-
f,cturc OF this peculiar CIGAR HIS recently
l;ccn introduced into Baltimore, where over
one hundred girls, brought over from Behe-
mia. are engaged in NorkinS up the tobacco.
The leaves, principally of FiFGlni! ana hcn-
lucky brands. after being danpened' are
allowed to sweat, and are then kiln-drled III
ovens maintained at temperature OF l'09
degrees Farenheit. The cigar is long ana
thin, and contains short straw as mouth
piece, and within this broom-staw runs en-
tirely through, SO as to secure free drallgn.
for the smoke. 1t resembles the "stosee "
formerly made on southern plantations. This
description of cigar is very popular in Aus
tria and Hungary, and four millions OF them
per month are consumed in Austria.
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TIE CoLoHED NAVY CApET.-An Annapolis
correspondent Of the Baltimore iderjcan
says that the cadet Mdshipnrtn Conycrr
(colcred) arrived on Saturday, iuidc his d..
post, WAS assigned to quarters, and had hi.
studies given him. He is qIartrrcd with The
"plcbS,' hi> cia>s-naics, Oh the third floor
Of the midshirTon's new quarters, room No.
~, alone. He made no request for Il room
mate and no one asked for him, the uSliH!
course pursued III assigning ro"m-luatc-
among the cadets. Had there been M vacant
ro0ln COny"r- would have been placed anong
some one or other Of his classmates. At
dinner TO-DAY, the first meal MidShirnan
Conycrs took at the Academy. the coiarcd
cadet entered liz" diiin@-rouMi with his ,cc-
ton md took his seat al t!io table, supported
on either Id, i,y white cadet. No breach
of discipline whatever c:i!H" under The csc
Of tie officers. ana IL FIR rs has been learned
he was treated none other tlan as Il "m!n
and brothcr.' II is not expected that the
treatment Of Cadet SmitI, at West FOint-wili
bc repeated with Conycr$.
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sEyyrsey-MACHrHEs.

YITRITE TO ANY OR ALL OF THE
w addresses given beiog aud see Ii the parties
do not conirm the statements given.
I used Lock-shch for years, but laid IL $3.50
for n WILCOX &c GIBBS. / want 70 asl TIC
double tlIread.--MrS. L. Kamp, EIgin, Ill
L d. YoCNG. Jamrspoft, N. X, writes: i prize
my WILCOX e GfBRa because II fas taken
worn ana care from Oilr iioneeiinld.
l. JSy BI sHiEB, P.S.c- y, L.. writes: In usd
FIVE years from muslin 10 beaver cloth; no
scam has ever been ripped. though in hard
{ service or the farm.
". II. uoxls, President IndlanapolB re.
.IHIe Institute, writes: The WILCOX &c
O GrBss fer surprssss In security OF glitch tbs
Singer ana several others we lave used
Our HiLJ.COS i GIBBS never las !" LIS " i5s
Y other machines, Int n always 10 oroer ana
rsa,sS Tor u4e.-ho'crt l. iork' sgfaSase'
Governor FAIRBANKS OF Vermont, wrises !:
The WILCOX & GIBBS Is much superior 10
& shy other sewirc-lnachine which has ever
been uEed among orr friends.
q. f. RAMSEY, Chicago, H., writes: have
had Wheeler & Wilson and Grover & Baker,
bit would not take 500 FOR our WILCOX d.
G. GIBBS.
j.. CowLES. Syracuse, y. Y, has had a
WILCOX &c GIBBS seven years; had pre-
I vi0usly made thorough trial 81 all leading
donb!c-thrcat lpachtncs; says the WILCOX
fhave WILCOX & GIBBS which elyes great
satisfaction. One OF my friends has i double
thread; usually brings a quantity OF her work
3 to he dore on it:-Mrs. l.. II. Pearzc, Five
Points Mission. y. I.
9. ter y thorough test and trial find tic WILL
cox K GIBBS sewing stands greater amount
npo1k OK h' Tr VIZ th2n any 9hss ae Rfa, u,
previously u2ed the Singer. Howe. and Grover
,;aker. very much prefer tho WILCOX s GIsBs.
Send for circulars terms, and price lists. also for
machines for - mpn;h> trial free Gf chsrpa TO
WILCOX & GIEBS'S OFFICE,
DC II Ninth stree, niCLmvnA Va.
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SUPERSTITION n FEANCr.--I' III Ip,UnG} Rtr
Dfhots reports 4 ca>r fl>r tried hct"r" the
Police tourt II Blame, which doe, not give
/ favorable idea q: The state - riuraiioi9
amonI The fauntrv people ri IolI-jn". II
appears tn on the ssh "t JUiy last =
f.i"!,;ll storm Ibid WASTE the cJmiDtnc 81
La ChaGrc Iangin, il Tie canton 81 saint BE-
nOit-du--ailIt. The inhabitants believed tiEtt
il their euro, II. sauton, hid performed GER
tain religious rites, and more especially that
if he had brought out the Cross Used in pro-
SESSIONS, he might have checked the tempest.
They proceeded to the church, and entering
it in a riotou, and Threatening" manner, ia
tcrruptcd the celebration Of HAS. The cure
escaped 10 the ycSiry-r0om, and while he was
there the mob broke into Lis house ana
threw his property out Of the windows.
They also attacked persons who took his
part, and said they wanted ito
kin the curate because he had been
tie cause of the hail" II, Eauzc!ade. n
municipal councillor, bad the courage to so
10 the assistance Of the cilratc, Ut the gurde
chnmpeFe prudentIr kept lis own house
wl,ii. the ri0t lasted. Ten women and four
.ucu were brought before the court. Their
counsel. u. Rcini!iy, pleaded that they were
ignorant and :uperstitiou>. FIVE OF the ac-
rireca were found gully Of having inter-
rupted religious services recognized hy lazy,
and Of having in:nltcl 4 minister Of public
worship while performing hi religious du-
ties, and of having struck Nile. Byzantine
Chabcuet and N. Eauzcladc Five Of the
accused were sentenced to undergo tmpyi>on-
nlcnt for three months and to pay 4 fine oi
twenty-five francs; tw0 were sentenced to
six days Imprisonment and to pay lne Of
sixteen francs: two tc two DIES, mnri;on-
mcnt and tine o! sjTtrGn trau"s; and .
nth. for having committed al assault, wa
fined twenty-five francs. The icur women
Mnr. ar...iittrl.
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DisrAEII AND LornAIn.-ipf0pj3 of the
cxncctcd new novel from the pen OF MI
Disr;.cli, il Is affirmed that - Lotbair' might
never have been written but for the illness OF
Mrs. Disraci. now Tiscounte>s Beacon>ile'd.
She was making slow recovery, and her
husband. anxious TO anlsc her hours OF con-
valescencc, though then pressed With the
cares OF tic ENrhcquer, contriycd TO tina
time to write chapter Of the novel every
day, which. being written out III bis library
in The morning, was carried W to the SICK
chamber. ana an,l>cd the tedious hours Of
the invalid in the evening.
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cnies officers OF Templars, on white horses
mayor and Council; temperance orders
uuu-f elbows: Nasons In regular order; past
.iiss'eis with corn, wine, aud oil; past mas.
eels WIN silver vessels and large lights :
master of Lodge. &c, '"'0
Iue procession was formed at 3 O'Clock In
front OF Masonic Hail, on Beverly street from
Whlch point the line of march Was taken mn
20 the hall. After the cornerstone ,yls l,;d
the march was resumed. and tho cit,zcns h, Il
a hnc chance 10 inspect The goodlookina
'el'"Ws who took part in 50 interesting y
ceremony. .
Yesterday evening / rode down Ia thn
sair grounds, which are Just three-marler,
OF mile from the heart Of the town, The
tract OF land lies beautifully indeed. and il is
curious TACT that the spectator or an officer
OF the fair during the annual exhibition can
s'anu at any point and see everything TINT
Is Is going on on all other parts of the ground.
lhe most extensive preparations are being
hs"ue iof the fair, and from what have seen
ana heard, II will h. The most successful Of
any previous exhibition. This is the fifth.
had little chat with Mr.. Pratt, the
secretary, and from glance at his books 7
saw mat there had already been a greater
number OF entrles than any previous wear.
~ ' sS huhhbel vi uuc horses are booked.
also bloodcd cattle, hogs. sheep, fowls. and
indeed general entry Of useful and orna.
mental articles. New stalls have been mt
up for stock, the building. have been cleaned
ana "hitcWaahcd, the track has been rolled
ana al the gravclS picked out, AMI indeed
put III tp'top order generally. Every day
during Tie fair "a extra train will run from
GordonsVIic 10 Staunton, and persons who
desire to come from Richmond can take the
" shoo'fly" train at 43j; stay all night Of
Gordonsrillc, and run up in the morning to
The grounds. The charge will be half the
Regular rates. The Executive Committee,
composed ct M">srS. J. &. Baldwin. w. A.
Burke, and +. W. Baylcy. are live and encr-
Setc gentlemen, and they will certainly make
the fair Il success.
The pavilion has been put III tip-top order,
the floor planned of nicely, the walls deco.
rated tastctully, and the building itself hand
som"Iy lighted by gas, at considerable cost.
And | will say, in conclusion, Of the fair
thlt there are more people expected this
Year than ever before; that the tournament
which IS to come OF on Thursday will be the
feature Of the occasion and that the whole
will wind mp with grand ball and corona
ton on the last day.
The weather is so cold here that fires are
burning in every house. One more such
night rs last viii bring u papcr.skim Of ice.
MELBOURNE.
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PRIHCE NAPOLEON ORDERED To QrIT.-
Paris, October 1l.-PrlGcc Napoleon and
Princess Ciothildc, who are il this city, have
received notice TO leave France. The Prince
REPLIED ~ tie agent Of the Government WHO
brought the Summons l,y refusing to quit his
naive land insisting on biz rights rs Cit
zen. and declaring lie would only yield to
force, and The Princess answered that she
would only leave France between two
gendurmcS.
Luier.-Prnce Napoleon has yielded to the
percmpioiy orders OF the Government, and
left Paris.
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HORRIBLE ExPERMESTs-THE DEAD BopY
or \ CONDEMNED MURDERER SUBJECTED TO THE
AcT1OS OF ELECTRrclTY.-B Barclay, tic Young
man who was hanged at Columbus, Ohio. on
Friday last for most brutal murder, con-
scnted that the students Of q medical college
in that city could have his body for expert
mental purposes, and ten minutes after il
was cut down it WIS placed in waron and
driven rapidly TO the college, where pow
eriul battery had been placed in position for
the purpose of trying the effect Of electricity
a> medium TO restore life. At twcntv-tuur
minutes to o'clock six students carried the
body into thG anatomical lcctu,ng-rOotn
OF The college, where were assembled
the students and al The prominent
medical gentlemen Of the city. 1t
WAS then taken from the coffin and placed
upon the opemtinS-t,hc The pupils Of the
eyes were found TO be dlated and the face
di>colorcd. The body was stripped of il,
clothing, and ut thirteen minutes to O'Clock,
t'Iir'y-Snvcn minutes after death. the stu
dents BEGAN operations. The electrical in
Sillment used WAS one Of the most power
Iul known, consisting of six cups OF Bun
coil Of the largest size. 1t was operated by
while Professor Wormly and Professors
Holderman and Dcniy conducted tho expert
mcnt
Two currents Of electricity We're Used
one placed at the lower extremity Of the
body, and the other drawn ulon- the arm,
neck, face, and breast. The effect was Won
dcrf!ll the eyes opened, the face drew no
a. il in pain, the mouth icrkcd to one side,
r.i-o 81 a..
clenched. The limbs also raised, and the
toes and fingers worked, and once the body
almost turned 10 one side. The arms were
next laid bare and current Of electricity
introduced. The whole system seemed 10
respond, and the movements Of The BODY
we're ut times violent. At four minutes 10 :
| O'Clock the electricity was removed, and
| faint actions Of the muscles could even then
| De observed. The body was afterwards left
| till ten minutes a:tcrS. when the electricity
was again applied and the muscles of the
| body still responded a. before. but with
less force. The breast was then opened,
and Il current PISSED into the heart, but it
gave 10 response. 1t was carrird to the
bands and feet, and all responded rs before
The heart was then taken ont and found
hard a. muscle and fill OF hood, th" lung
not con:cstcd, the brain ycTy healthy, IL
| from any congestion whatever. Al clever
minutes after O'Clock electricity was amal
applied. and Il coed response WAS l!ad a
| eighteen minutes a!ter , Il faint rc>pnnSt
was given, ai!:l 1T fifteen minutes to &. liy'
hours and tiIirty-five minutes after death
The strongest current that could be applir'
failed TO move muscle. The experiment
exhibition was then brought to close, til
crowcd dispersed, and the mulilted bod
| OF John Barciay WAS replaced in it coffin
delivered to the coroner, and given its iiay
| burial.
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THE AUTUMN WuOrS-THE EXCITEMENT OF THE
pAY-LAYl>G TIE CORNERSTONE FOR MOZART
uALI--Tl.E FAIR GRVuNIS-rKErARlNG FOR
TIE ExnlBITIo*-rlNE HoRsES-NEw ByILE-
lNGs--TVuNSAmEST A:;D BALL-rHE WEATHER,
&C.
Correspondence o. the Richmond Dispa'ci.l
STAuSrON, October y, 1872.
Autumn IN the mountains, 1t least such
au autumn rs this, is Grand season IN
deed. The forests wear their fall dress OF
brown and golden huc-, and the air, cool ana
vet pleasant enough in the sunshine, serve,
aIto@clhc To- mike TIL, time OF the year the
most beautiful of all.
The excitement in Staunton Yesterday was
the laying Of the cornerstone OF grand
musical hall. which is to hc styled Mozart
Hall, and which is being erected III the
upper end of the town, on commanding
site. The building will lie Il decided oiila'
lnent TO this pretty little country town.
When completed it will have front OF
seventy feet On Frederick street, and Will
extend down Washington street distance
of one hundred and six feet. IL will be built
with three towers, tcir stories high, con-
ucc;3l BY o!Irtmtu,cd curtain walls, with Il
handsomely constructed porlico in front, and
thanked by wing three stories high, which
viii contain the platform. Tie hall will
haze three hundred seats in it, Il stage with
stylish prosccnum and drop-curtains.
The ceremony OF laying the cornerstone
was n,riormcd bv Masonic Past Master IL.
NJ. Bel, assisted by two other past masters.
In The box was DEPOSITED copies of the DIS
0,itch, EclqiouS HeraM, the three staunton
n,ucrs. some old coins, the names oil the
officers of all the secret orders in S:taunton,
the names OF the judiciary in this vicinity,
the Mayor and tie Common Council, and
other things usually placed beneath the stone.
The procession was one OF unusual length
for Staunton, and created quite sensation
on the streets. An escoyt Of knights rem
par, mounted, took the lead, followed Dy
brass band from the Deaf, Dumb ana Bina
Institution banner OF knights IepplaE'
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\ TUREtEG FoiHT !N..ESGLlsu lRoS.-rhcre
are Indications Of n turning point i'll the
English iron Understanding that the ca
trelnc rates OF the last few months are at
length producing their natural results
Though there is at present, except in few
localities, no diminution of activity, yet ope-
rations Are limited to filling old orders,
where new ones fail to come IN. In the iron
Shii,-bilildinc trade, too,tle most most marked
results Of tn" high prices g! raw materials
begin to be manifested. 1t is stated that in
the north OF England II great deal OF capital
has been sunk. y Year ago builders had Il
pressure Of orders that compelled them. in
very many cases, t. decline new contracts.
These orders IRE now being rapidly COM
plcted, and in nearly all the yards it Is noticed
that no new kccls are laid to take the place
of vessels recently launched. Although there
il quantity Of orders still Oh hand, it Is ap-
parent that before the close Of the year !,
number OF workmcu must be discharged
From these facts the New York BuHeh"
concludes that the English iron trade has;
now arrived at 4 tu?!!n.. polht, ana that Z
reduction Of prices may now be antlcllmled'
though to what extent the reaction may ca
tend it is just now Impossible to say.
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DEFEAT OF Local OPTION ~ PHiIArEL-
PuIA-Tnc effort to establish local option
law in Philadelphia, giving the right 10 the
several wards to votv on the question whether
licenses to sell liquor should o. should not
be granted, has resulted in defeat. The
proposition was voted upon III Tuesday :,
election III six wards, and" majority in favor
Of license in the Usual way vas given i'll each
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THG NENoMT10S OF TIE RALEIGH SENTINEL
GrrlCr.--Thc Ea!eiSh AcrS oi yesterday
give tie following account Of III occurrence
noticed briefly i'll or issue Of yesterday:
The city nt Raleigh was alarmed about
o'clock this nloInng ly Il terrible explosion.
which shook nearly every fnitdin% in the
city. soon the alarm ct fire was given, ana
i was i>,nriain",i That TIE noise prcrcctird
from the ais" uG the Raleigh Sentinel. Tie
.reTlon wci@ promptly Oh the sp"t, ~ The
S,H.in.i oilicc AdIr;ned the engin@-hOuSc.
Upon examination the Sentinel prcS,-ro0m
was found to lie in rains. The roof Of the
house being blown to pieces and scattered
III every direction; the press which printed
the Sentinel WAS completely demolished. the
type in the comp".iug-Tc0m adjoining n!
Knocked down aud pied, and everything in
the greatest confusion lHd disorder. y laT@c
crowd oi citizens soon gathered around The
di>mantcd building, aud tie impression was
universal that some iicnd i'll human form
ind blown up the Sentinel press by placing
powder underneath.
This opinion was fully confirmed by a
subsequent examination Of the ruins. y
small jon press in the compoSinG.roonI. which
escaped destruction. was examined, and Il
Ertlci tl ltNt,I iDhllu iDuIl IL " i'm At cIoh
match which had been lighted but hid gone
out. This was proof conclusive that the
outrage was planned i,y some enemy or
enemies Of the editor Of tie Sentinel.
1t is said that about ten minutes before the
| explosion Co!ored boy who lives near the
Office >aw two individuals running OF from
| the spot in The direction Oi the depot, with
hats III hand. We learn that the office and
press were partly insured, but we do not
know to what extent The press cost some
| $500.
This diabolical and hcli4h outrage has
excited great indignation, and The vile
| wretch who conceived and carried ii into
execution deserve: the sevcrcst penalty that
the law can iHilict. Such an act Of 1end-
| ishncss is too infamous to be properly
characterized aud denounced. Whether
from personal OF political malice, if the
| hcartcSs villain thinks he can muzzle the
Scaitnci or silence the voice of a free, indie
| pendent press be will certainly find himself
vastly mistaken. The Sentinel cannot he
Suppressed by such means. The loss Of the
press will no doubt be replaced in ii few days
| by a new one.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, /,
RICHMOND. Va. October Il, 1872.
OLrEEpTEC9

RrCIINoSP. VA. October Il, 1872.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, Gao hushels. Red. l.7os bushels.
COES.--White. ?59 bushels.
OtT..-lTi bushels.
GLOVER SEEp.--l0 bushels.
DRIED APPLEs.-T1o pCEnds.
DRIED PEACIiES.-l5o pounds.
SALES.
WHEaT.-Nh!ts, 4s bushels common at 81 10
IL lislrl" common Ut :, 30; 10 bushels good at
S.1j: 10 bushels good seed nj $3.50: lee i,shcs good
al sI3: go bushels prime ut 3i,ssto'o SO Bushels.
NffEAT.-R"d, l6 bushels COMMON ut fI.o5; 27G
bushels good 1t Shes: sd bushels fine at 80: 40.
bushels very good =. S!7S: $50 bushels very good n,
private terms; SO bushels prime at 5l.sO 10 bushels
common nj $3.50: 100 bushels common ut private
terms GO bushels good at Sl70-total, ,I9G bushels.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Re.l. 60 bushels.
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Hy Tplpwrnph.

NEW YORK MARKETS.
new YORE. October I2.--Cotton frIq: sales, 2,3s0
bales: uplands, l3sc. Orleans l05c. Flour firm.
Wheat about 1c. lower. Corn less active and ul-
changed. Pork quiet and firm. Lard firm. Navals
dill, Erc!yhts lover
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Mr.. Summers health is no better. He suf-
fers from q spinal complaint, and has gone 10
Paris to consult leading physicians.
The health of Mrs. Greeley Is such as to
prevent Mr.. Greeley from making any more
visits for the present
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SUNDAY LAW Is CHICAGO h{cnyo, Dc
tobcr u-AI3yor iied;!i, i'll proclamation
10 tie police authorities, directs thcln to en-
force the law fUrbidding tie sale OF intoHi-
eating li,;uors OH Sunday.
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CONSERVATIVE MAss-MEEJIScs.-A Couser-
ya;irc nEt>a-mccting will lie held at W@lton's
Mil. in Cumberland county, October 18th,
upon which occasion III" meeting will be adj
dressed l,y =. ". Mckinney, Esq.. ConScr-
vatvc candidate for Congress Judge T. Il.
Tar!ar; and Robert Z. Buckley, Esq, Of
Prince Edward.
a maS3-mccting will be held ut Palmyra,
FlUvarna county, on the 2Sth October, upon
which occasion the meeting will he addressed
by Colonel i. I. ". Duke. \. \. Gray. and
Walter y. Le;:kr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-14

VIRGINIA PEANUTS first shipment OF
the new crop Of Virginia peanuts has arrived
in New York. Thy were of hue quality,
and were sold at two dollars per buShel.