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In the Legislature

MONTGOMERY, February l3.-On Tuesday
last, before tic House Journal was read, Nc
Mcc, a Republican and Spcnccrite, moved to
adjourn. Hunter, another Republican, made
an attempt TO combat the motion OH The
ground that the day WAS set apart Tor the
election of United States Senator. The
Speaker ruled Hunter out OF order, but Hun
ter per>istin@. he was put under arrest. The
raotion to adjourn was then declared in Or
der and it prevailed.
To-day Hunter, in explanation, said his
conduct on Tuesday WAS caused by his having
heard that Spenccr's friends would try to
defeat any attempt to bring OIL the scna.
torial election, and thus yioi,te tie laws Of
Congress.
The contest was altogether between Re
publicans. Hunters case was adjourned till
tomorrow.
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Grand ton
FLOUR. GRAIN, wHIsxEY, AND COTTON.

FLOUR, GRAIN, AM Io11N.S
Flour-The marker has been tame ali the week,
and we have had slight decline. The pres ut rates
of wheat, however, will not allow any maseri Il de-
cline, and holders generally at Che close we're lirner
Resides. the receipts no than keep pacr Win
the regular local demand We quote fancy at $50
GS9. family. Ss@LSS.35; cXtras- $IIaQS3: suptf-
fine 7s6Q:ga0; Tow grades, ST.. eSS!7o; spring
family, SG.fSUS7.25; rye, "a 15aS5; buckwheat-
s755liSs Sales SO barrels family al $3.50, 80 bar
reIs vi 2u, So barrels IT S5v, leo barrels sample al
Sis. 49,.
Wheat has had quiet market all the week. buy
ers aking only such lots they must have 10 meet
present wants. Prizes have hid downward tenc-
cncy, and ut the close II was offered Sgtbc oEer.
Red Sn. Is held at Sl.TO No. g. whlte,
81 SO; Hill, SL7sGiS.s9 Sales, 800 bushels rec sam
pie $,.7a, 800 bushels rcd sample at Sl7e ana 500
| bushels red sample At $40.
hye-Supply and demand have been light, ana at
the close prices were esier some offering conces-
sions II WAS generally held at Si.55@Si.ss. NO
sales.
Corn-The market has been rather Inactive with
LIBERAL receipts all the week. DstierS the only
buyers, and they sce TO lie Indifferent and operate
to limited extent Mixed ear Ale; shcllcd about
the same rate; sale of $50 bushels ear at &c.
OatSHave been dull ana prices easy Il. the week.
They are held at sG4a5c. Ior mixed, 354Ssc. for
white.
Barley-Continues dull and sales light; common,
7o@75c. medium se8s5c; Prime TO choice TAIL. 90
Ms2c.; no sale.
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
hreadstufs at Chicago during the week ending With
this morning, and for corresponding weeks ending
al ia
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Two Boys ShOt-Rarn Hurned-Coal
from Knnnwha.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch

Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
CHARLOTTESVILLE. February 13.-While
two negro boys were playing with loaded
pistol last night it exploded, wounding one
OF the boys III the body and the other in the
hand.
The Rev. james Flies barn was set on fire
last night about 10 O'Clock and totally de-
stroycd. The incendiary is known, and u
warrant for his arrest has been issued.
There are two carloads of scmi-cannel coal
at this depot destined for Lynehburg, Va. 1t
was brought here last night by the western
freight. The Charlottesville md University
Gas-Lisht Company will soon receive their
supply Of coal from the west, which will en-
able them to furnish gas ut about three dol
lars per thousand. This will be a consldera-
bic reduction, the present rate being five dol
lars per thousand.
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u,1 .M1SGToN m. G., MARKETS.

FEBRUARY .l.-Spirits Turpenttne-.No salea re.
ported. Last sales 1t CSC. q gallon LOT sou'hefn
Rosis-Sales Of ga barrels at 80 for low No. ana
ss5aIs5 for extra pa!e The market qoiet ana
Crude Tuypentfne-sales Of 70? barrels at s5.2s
for virgin and yeilow-dip, and Sa.2s for hard.
Tur.-Sales of us barrels at $3.50 q barrei. mar
ket quiet and steady.
Co}ton.-sales or 60 ha,es ~ follows: at 10, 1t
ts ct lsi, ut II, % ut I7s II at ut lss and
at Ice. q b. Market quiet at the following qaota.
tJons: Ordinary, lec.; good ordinary, l7sc.: low
midtliing lssc strict low middling 1sc.; middltrg
upIaiits, 1870 fosc.; strict middiing, zoc.
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Ezarsc-Thieves SHOT by En.:ans--Set.
Element of the Indian Territory.

ST. Louis. February lathe Fort Smith
(Ark.) Iaderendrnt OF the 9th infant says
lhit two companies Of Choctaw Indians.
who were in pursuit Of Il number of horse.
thieves, OIL the Friday previous captured
sixteen. and on Saturday morning, after
holdinga council, shot six of them.
The lower House of the Kansas Legish-
ture yesterday passed concurrent resolution
asking Congress not TO OPEN The Indian ter
rirory to settlement until all the laws allow.
ing hand grants to railroads in the territory
we're Yppealpd
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REPORT OF THE CINCINNATI LEAF ToBAC.
CO MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDING
EERRITARy

Owing to more favorable weather for handling
and shipping the crop receipts are Increasing.
and we have to report II very fair weeks business
done. The offerings ut auction have been about
equally divided Ectwf en- old and new. prices for
which have bacn fully maintained and generally
very satisfactory especially 20 for the new. which
has mostly been Of very Inferior sorts. New Ohio
>ceL still remains firm, with The prices offered ut
auction generally acceptcd very little new seed
coming forward. The total ofcrln.s for tie week
were 5i2 hog .Leads aud III boxes.
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PETERSBURG (YA.y MARKETS.

FEBRUARY i2.-Cottoe.--We hear OF very nttle
doing In cotton to-day. We continue 0sr quotations.
Ordifary ia to nc good ordinary, X 20 lstc. low
midd!ings, Is5 to Is,c. strict low middhngs, lac
Inddlings, lsic. - -,
Tob1cco.-ihe Tnsrket continues active Tor az
fgs looee 80 TO - fair To good Leaf, loose SS 70
ss5J; fair TO very good leaf looae sle 90 to $3.50
fair to good Ing, prsiaeo' Ss' ,.ar raed. $50
sIe; priminss. rrlzed, $40 70 50.
Grain hcatMarket nrm and wheat me - w q, u u
III es Corn-Market quiet aud steady ut rs To 1se'
Eve In demand &c 9oc. Oats active at 6se.
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Marine RiGaSteE.

Bosros, February 13.--Durins tic thick
weather this morning tie schooner Helene,
Captain Adams, from Wilmington, n. c.,
for Boston, ran ashore on Point hdcrston
and bilgcd. The crew were taken off by Il
life-boat and landed safely at Hull. Nothing
can he done towards saving the cargo Until
the sea subsidies
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, February l3.
OFFERINGS.

WHEAT.-Whtc, 90 bushels. Red, Q7s bushels
CORS.-White, o. bushels Yellow, 80 bushels.
= OATS.-2,Cs0 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT.-Whltc. "a bushels very good at Salt
60 bushels IL $2-total, 81 bushels.
WuEAT.-Red. 81 bushels at $l92: 1853 bushels very
good ut sol5: 10 bushels common at s19o: 354 bushels
prime on private terms l46 bushels fair at Sc; IL
bushels good at S2.l0 70 bushels prime at $500 Ct
bushels common at 81 sn-tntal, saB bushels.
CoRN.-White, 81 bushels very good ut Coo. Vel
low 80 bushels ON private crs-total, ITO bushels.
OATs-l22 bushels Virginia at Goc.; 400 bushels
prime Wiz. inia at &C.; OJ bushels very good west
ern at 6oc so bushels very good western on private
term;-totll, 7O2 bushels
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ALEXANDRIA ivA.) MARKETS.

FEBRUARY Ia-Wheat Is quiet aud unchanged;
offerings Of s9i iushe!s red. With sales az 81 Pr sss
and 81 for fair TO good and 1905 and ~ 10 tor prime
20 choice. Corn Is rEler sales OF mixed at e3n4e.
and of yellow ate2 aud 9ac With offerings OF 1,lg0
bushels Of the former and le2 bushels or the latter
rive Is steady; offerings OF 81 bushels, with sales al
sj;. and Sl.cs-hrst figures for inferior. Oats are
quiet and steady oerings Of $50 bushels with sales
MI 30 and Soc. ...a1~.
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EseafS, Of u Veteran.

PHILADELPHIA, February 1@.---Francis Cur.
vcy Smith, aged ninety years, is dead. He
fought i'll The war Of 1912. He was for a
long time agent of the Dupont Powder Mills
near Whining ton, Del.
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STATE OF TRADE AT. OTHER
POINTS
THE TOBACCO MABEET AS REPORTED By
THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF FEE

IHL NE " IO1sh 1OD-KCCO LEAIi TEL
RUARY II.
Firginid Ledf-There has been very fair in
qury for Virginia leaf, and sales were probably in
excess of those Of the preceding week, the larger
portion having been to manufacturers. Among the
other transactions note the sale of small lot
some six or seven ho2sheads-of handsome bright
filters at l2c. AS rule. prices are firm, and for
some gradesq quite satisfactory Other grades, how
ever arc sought by city buyers ut lower rates than
accord with the views OF holders. Assortments are
multiplying and improving, but are still thought to
Better weather viii remedy this inlpedment and 1t
may he expected. well as hoped, thai this desde-
Tltun will be supplied ere long. Pending the ar-
to make any change in quotations For new yellow
bright smokers and wrappers the current rates are
from 10 to 32c.
nnfdctured.-There has been little or 10 Change
In the Cavendsh market since our last report Tie
demand has been lair durin the week, With appa-
rentlr increased inquiry for low-priccd goods and
salci embraced tie usual assortments for shipment
and cOusumutiOn.
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MARINE srrELLIGENCE.
sun Rises. .......... cal Moon rses.......... ftd
3un sets $40 High tide... .......s. SIG
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY u, lsis.

ARRIVED ~;
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers. j. W. w yatt, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norolk,s msr.
chan6se and passengers. l.. r. TuttH,, agent
Brig Nellie Gay, Foyes, New York, Iron, Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad. y
Schooner Ann Elizabeth, Hampton, oysters.
SAILED.
steamerJ. W. Ever,nau, Plat. Philadelphia, mcr.s
chantlisc and passengers, w. /. Porter, agent.
Steamer state or Maryland, TfaycE5, Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat.
Company. ..s.s
Schooners Startled Fawn, Hampton, AID r. g..
Carter, down river light.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, February ls.-Steamship Wyanoke,
Couch. III.
NEW YORK, February ll.-scheoner ssa Bird,
Hogan. . y. -
BALTIMORE, February lo.-Schooncrs Butterfly,
Frank, and Serene, Jones.
MEMORANDA. q.
The river at this point had risen about four feet
shove ordinary high tide, and was at late hour last
schHoners Frances French. Thockmort,n; John
NIcGnns. Coulborn; and II. +. Turner, Camp,
were leading at New York on the nth instant fer
this port. Z
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.
The following is the report Of Mr.. L. Gimmi
weighmaster. Of the number of sales Of live stool
from the 9Th to the 18th of February. 1873:
CATTLE-sS head sold FROM 81 to 7c., gross q ID.
SuEEP.--50 head sold from S. to Gsc., gross n D.
HoGS.-lG7 head sold from "a to SIC, net n B.
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ea ser at SIC Salea So barrels ut that rate.
Gafton--Has had dull market most VI tue week,
ard nrires are shade easier; miGdlsng, aue: low
mida.jne, Lie: good ordinary, Tic; ordinary.
1e{c receipts, l,tis bales; ahpmeEis, isI oaiss
stocS on hand, 1860 tales
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sT.LouIs MARKETS

ST. LOUIS February 10 Flour Quiet. Corn 6nH
and lower: No mixed. east side, S91si{c. Whfs-
key firm and higher at ses49oc. FORK aymex ~
SIJNS I3.2s. Bacon ste1dy Lard ncminal sss
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MARRIAGES.

Married, February 18th, at the residence OF the
hride's father, by Rev. j. G. Dnwiddie. Mr.. ED
MUND =. MALE to M}ss KATE u. ROBERT
SON; both of Culpeper, Va
Central Presbyterian aud Fredericksburg papers
please CODY. .,atEEr 49,
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ny Telegraph.

= CINCINNATI WAHAEI Sass-.s-
sCrScINSATt, February Is.-Flolr quiet at "; anss
1885, Corn quiet NJ DOE Provisions better ana nei
5r,iy Pors FIRM at sl3. Lard, Tie bid for steam
Ee,1Ie sold al &C.. Eacon frmcr: shoulders.
clear rib-sties, he; clear sides, " niaSey
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BALTrMoREL LIVE sTOCKM ARKEr.

baltimore, February fs--cattfe dnu ard D..
quality. s;c.; medium reee3ptss 1ts5s
siies l26s. Hogs heavy nt rsccipie -
Sleep-imited demand and declining Qsasssl es
ecipts, l,sli. 80 " & m
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MACHINERY. sc.
f. TANNER 81 CO.,
METROPOLITAN WORKS,

CANAL sTREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH,
manufacturers Of
ENGINES,
BOILERS,
SAW-MlLLS.
BARK, GkIST, aud PLASTER MILLS;
GAS MACHINERY,
MILL-GEARING.
STUEECUTTERS' TOOLS, including
bush hammers Of all Sizes, sc.
Re:sair- work solicited
Frcights TO all points low.
Send for circular. az ocA
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Other Stock and Money Markets..
[BY TELEGRAPH.1
NEW YORK.

IBf TELEGRAPH.J ---
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February ls.-Mcney easier at s@7.
Sterling lower at lOs@loas. Gold, 1l4@l14a. Gov
ernmeuts closed steady--Sc. advance. States very
dull and nominal: Tennessee's tot new, 7st yir-
gtnia's, Is; new, so sonsols, 5st deferred, l4t
Loulsianas. So new, Is. Lcvee's, 90; SIS. 20. Ala
bamas, SIS IS. Georgia's, rs 90. North Caro-
Hna's, s33 ; new, is3 special tax. 10. South Caro-
fina's, 40; new, 81; April and October, 81. $780,
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I S,EW YORK MARKETS..

WV yoRR. Psh.4,ary is- a,tois dull; sales, III
h,,es. .,letnr,s sole: 0slesfs, :sSst ffoAr daa
cn,n,,ion II fnff eStry Fl MI Eiskoy CAL
md iowsra at a9sSEs3c, heat tsscauksr buyers ans
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RE.ENHTBITED.
WuEhT.-Rcd. % bushels,
OATs.-775 bushels.
RICHMOND TORACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY lave quote all grades Of leaf to
bacco higher. The receipts aud sales for The week
have been large. Several shipments of leaf tobacco
have been made to manufacturers In the West riG
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
Wcquote leaf tobacco stiff 1t the following quota
tious.
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4 LExANDRA PERFUMERS, Maw's
IA Perru,ners, Goldman s ShurtleRs Perfnners;
Spinal Ice-Ba.s: so,t Rubber Bed.pnns lce-iiags
Spft-t,nps: Bakers Broma, Cocoa, karina, &c,
just receivedi 30 barrels Kerosene 0A 49,
'.-st,-'&.t 800 q. J.. WAGNER, Druggist.
II IL SIXTH and Broad Btreetst
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FEBRUARY la.-Rcceipts for the week ending
February 1879 la hossheads, 81 boxes AMI 259se
hounds hose tobacco. Market rather dull this week
With decline Of :rom soc. to IL q 100 In Tugs and
l.,r
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o. ST. sLOQIS.
REVIEW OF aAEkEIs Foa WEEK ENDING

The genera. markets have shnwn notulptoyeaienss
dining the week .ntid as nothing could ne novel
thsre Has but little use IN masking
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Tho InaNG,rraI Address.

The PrC>idcl; has not yet commenced the
preparation Of his inaugural address, and
;cry few srecuiationS have been made con-
corning IT, Il is believed that its tone to-
wards the South will be very friendly, and
iniima'ons are freely made that the next
Administration will be very conservative.
TIMoS
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CUTTING.


One year ago COMMON to good Tugs were Qnote'
at Si.j0QJz7.5O, and common to good leaf ut 49,
EGSl3,
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,,c,iy,6 here this evening. stating that 1t was
.,,,.,,rnd there that Colfax and Brooks, Of
>c,, Work. had committed suicide. and in
,.,,;r;no whether ii was true. II is Of course
,,..,,Ic>s to write that the report was news
il us vicinity.
sr. coifaN's Bad Mcmory-Asain.
L, ,lc-way. il seems 10 I've the fate Of the
x....,',.,.dcat 10 be contradicted Mt every
,,a.,r, Al his last appearance before the
committed, in attempting TO account for the
r.r.n ,!coo>ts shown by his bank account for
7,,.>. II. stated TINT he had owned ard after
word. sold share of stock in the New York
g,.at,.c worth $4,000. and to-day Mr.. Book
~, She secretary Of the Tribune Association
f.r years, states that he never knew OF Col
t7>.. own:n. share Of Tribune stock, and
tg.; ll> CoIGlX'sI name does not appear on
the books Of the association as an owner.
'snc Senate Special Investigation
Committee
~, the feature Of Credit Mobilicr matters to-
f,-N3y!au and Logan being examined. but
ui.a"r lad any evidence 20 offer further than
La, already Nccn given before the Poland
committee. There was not much interest
manifested in Inc investigation. Logan and
<onh.iu- viii bc examined tomorrow.
Conscience Honey.
: corci.H.r wh failed to pay lis income
tx sen; i lhoGsaNd-dollar bond to the Trca-
sur; ty rI.iI today. 1t was promptly con-
,r!trd into "recnbacNS and added 10 the con-
science fund.
Tilc rc,ncroy Bribery Case.
\ sCor. Of WITNESSES are ch route 10 Wash
in.ion TO testify IN Tie romeroy case---bali
in favor Of and the other in opposition to
4. Old Sub.idy.'
The inaugural Address.
The Prc>idcn; has not yet commenced the
preparation Of his inaugural address, and
very few srecuiationS have been made con-
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lIallond 1ispattk.
FEBRUARY Il, 1873,
srYEGRAPHIC NEWS.
aTEsT FROM WASHINGTON.
A Sensational CnnaEd.

TSrc,ial telegram to the Disra'oh.I
WASHINGTON, February Is. 1878.
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CINCINNATI.
REVIEW FOR WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 10.

The markets during the past weak have developed
nothing new or interesting. Nearly all departments
have generally been steady. There has been some
increase in the demand for staple cotton goods, and
prices are very firmly held, with no surplus stock.
The market has been rather quiet for woollcns.
Groceries steady and firm. with fair demand. Pro-
visions have been rather quiet for most articles with
shade lower than one week ago.
The supply of corn and cats has kecn In excess
oil the dcnla:, and receipts fur CT other grains.
The lo,lr market has been inactive. with down
war tendency In prices 1t Is quot u Ia TO l5c. lower,
but /. ilrner st The deciine, and holders anticipate
Whisky advanced lc. during the week, and Is
selling at Soc, hut the market Is weak at that rate.
Thee has 1ecn slight decline ~ cotton and
lniLjng Is now held Ut 21c., low miLdiinS ut Isl
Market dull.
Linseed oil las advanced, and is firm at ssc in
round lots.
The receipts for the week light. but In excess
Of the corresponding week last season 1867 head
The demand Tor coed hogs throughout the week bias
been good, brt large proportion OF the receipts he
usual at this OF The year. were sln. and noi
AS Sllaba. Prices have ranged from SI to s.. for
season FOR packing is about over and The receipts
will be light. The receipts for the lust forty eight
hours were ssh head against 2:.l3 for the CORES
| puudiug days last season.
There has been decline in bulk meats and bacon
OF atc per b., but the market is steady at the de-
cline. Lara Is also Slut CdS.cT, anu
sells at &c. less The market has ieen quiet for all
| other articles. and prices unchanged. There has
been no speculative moyeinept, and sales have been
| light. Tie market closes steady.
P0rL-Thcre has been no movement in Ibis arti-
Gle OF Importance. Small sales have !:eel made al
quotations, bur the difference betwcca holders aud
buyers has prevented transactions 10 any extent. II
has been held gcnsrally at SIS, though it has been
offered by soml atSl2573 buyers generally are rot
willing to pay over &2.75. Rumps !. .5tGleio.5J.
Lard h:s been without ani;uali0u, but sales
were made 1t quotations. There has been decline
In prices of about &c.. u b. Head and gut nominal
at &c. pr.oe steam, 7Sc, with sales of gO1 ierces
| country Kettle. Tsc. city Kettle, &C.
Buk hedtS.-There has beca I fair demand In
most articles at inside rates Prices steady III the
decline. We now quote shoulders Ut 4tI!sc., clear
rib ut st9uhc clear sides at sic.isdc rates lor
| partially cured, and outside for fully CURED.
BacGil--IIGs had steady iobbing trade for all
articles, and at the close the demand for shoulders
active. This demand could not ,c fGliy met fol
the want OF stock ont Uf smoke. The offerings have
been light. Shoulders, 5sa5c cleIr riO-s!deg, tie
clear SIDES, 7tc sales OF IS ho2sheads Shoulders al
| 5tc.
| Sugar. Cured Hdms-Steady and in good demand
with variation in prices Best brands canv;ssct
| and packed, have found really sale at S@l3tc. pei
pound.
The following were the receipts and shipments o.
Il
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letter from staunSon.

SPECIAL TRAIN WITH RAILROAD MEN AND CAPI-
TALISTS-vlRGISIAIS INVENTIONS EXAMINATION
FOR CApETSnlPS-P PERSONAL---VERY. COAL.
1Corrospondcnco Of the Richmond DispatchI
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Jamaica.

GERMAN FLEET IN AMERICAN WATERS, &C.
KINGSTON ria KEY WEST, February g.
The German feet has sailed from this port
for Havana.
Governor Grant has gone to Turks
island 10 complete its annexation to Jamaica.
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'.nc Senate Special Investigation
f'onr.pissCc
Conscience Money.
yiic ro,ncroS Bribery Case.


\ score Of WITNESSES are cn r0ute TO Wash
in-fon to testify IN Tie Iomcroy case--haii
in favor Of ard the other in opposition to
=. Oiu Sub.iGvH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-17
southern Patents.

List of patents granted to Southern
inventors during the week ending 2lsi
of January, 1873; reported for the
LEDGER by r. 8. 4 A. P. Lacey, patent
attorneys, Washington, D. c.;
1874, 974. Newspaper file and holder;
W. Bright, st. Louis, Mo.
I34,984. Corn planter; W. A. Eastin,
Henderson county, KY.
1874, 999. Attachment for wash boilers;
R. A. McCauley, Baltimore, Nd.
l35,007. Saving machine; T. c. G..
Parr, Carriers Greek Station, Tenn.
$4,000. Windlass; c. Reeder, Balti.
more, Nd.
1906. Draw point for driven well
tubes; W. P. Smith, New orlsaps, La.
l35,023. Self-aeting dam; Il. Wef-
neE, Louisville, Ky.
1876, 025. Soldering tool; W. f. Wight,
Princess Anne county, Va.
l35,O45. Lime kiln; Y. W. Baederr
st. Louis, Mo.
l35,054. Universal joint coupling; +.
B. Whitehead, Holly Springs, Miss.
l35,06S. Carriage axle and axle box;
B. A. Berrymsn, ST. Louis, Mo.
l35,O70. CultVator; G, Billups, Nor
folk, Va.
lS5,O7s. Hoe; H. Camp, cOvingtou,
Ky.
1882. Railroad rail joint; ]. NJ.
Glenn, 0pelika, Ala.
l35,Os3 Oyster packing Gan; L, r.
Comstock; Baltimore, Nd.
1876, los Steam boiler furnace; c. H.
Fox, New Orleans, La.
1876, l09 Automatic dental drill; M,
j. Gallager, Savannah, Ga.
1875, ll3 Compound for fish bats; S.
A, Goodman, jr., jamestown, Texas.
l35, ia Nail; W. N. Hall, Mexico,
Texas
1915 Door check; A. Hanna,
Dover, Ky.
1878 Animal trap; W. s. Law
renee, Winchester, KY.
1875 Water heater for heating
buildings; A. Marriott, ST. Louis, Mo.
l35,l37. Coupling for steam heating
apparatus for railroad cars W. n. Nc
Dufey, Petersburg, Va.
l35, l49 Screw propeller; n. A. Pat
terson, Athens, Tenn.
l35, l57 Truck barrow; j. J. Rich
ardson, Marion, s. c.
l35, l65. Cultivator; q. B. Sims,
Bonhsm, Texas.
1876, ia Sugar cane cultvator, A.
Trouard, New Orleans, La.
l35, la. Apparatus COR detaehing
horses from vehicles; 7. Y. Ysncleaye,
Cornersville, Tenn.
1879. Spring for doors, gates, etc;
r. Espey, ST. Louis. No.