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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06

JOE hBCu'S SPEECH AT W ELLESBoRHE.-lnc
following history IS given Of how Joseph
Arch. the agricultural labor rclormeE, frst
attracted attention in England: \ couple OF
laborcrs knocked ut Arch'S cottage, III bar
ford. one evening. Mrs. Arch answered the
summons, and saw two sturdy breadwlnners
from neighboriug village. eve want thy
man Joe: is e ut whoam :" " what's
wantin', lads 20 "Why, we want TO talk 10
i'm about formin'a union. Other trades ave
a union. an we doant see why we shouldn't
ave one: it's time we did Summat." on
form union: Why, you 'aint got spirit
enough, nv lads, for no such thing" cs
we ave. if Joe will only lead us" And 1t
came to pass that Joe consented TO lead them,
and before the men left his cottage that night
he had pledged them to address I gathering
If laborers 1t Welesborne the following
week.
The intelligence that Arch would have
something important to say to the poor folk
spread RAPIDLY. 1t was the talk of the cot
tigers for miles around. "Whoy, lad, thee
as card as Joe Arch is Soin' to preach TO
u.s.. "Noa. lie he: Dang it, Joe knows
n GOOD bit, an 'e's not stuck up WI 'lS larn-
Ing. Awl 90 wi thee an car i'm" Arch
rypccted to talk to small gathering i'll
little room in the village inn. TO his aston
isbmcnt he found upon reaching Welles-
borne an outdoor gathering of some fifteen
hundred laborers with >prinkllng of farm
crs aud squires. A pig-klling board was
brought out. Joe mounted it and began his
speech. An enemy was sent down to the
cas-works and the lamps on the street were
extinguishcd. The laborers procured can
dies and the meeting continued. The adj
dress made by Arch on that occasion was
magical in its effect. The union which ne
advocated that night now numbers looooo
men,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
BY Richardson t Co.,
Real Estate Agents and hucuonecis,
lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 4 EALU-
" ABLE BRICK DIV ELLlNG AND EAGA\J
LOT, on TIE SQRTIIWEt =, .r EuR SAI rI ~
CHI;RCU HILL. BY AUCTIOS.-By virtue OF L
decree OF the Chancery Court OF the city OF Rich
mond entered on the lst day Of May, l;;S IN the
therein ncudlng tile undersigned. special commits
soner thereby appoInted will sel!by public auction
on the premises, on TUESDAY the IN October.
ls73. at O'Clock i. NJ, that VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING. with basement and two stories above.
containing six rooms. kitchen with two. and 10y :sx
l24 iect-ulso a VACANT LOT udiolnlug, OF me
same dimensions, with an alley In The rcar-on the
northwest corner OF Clay and Thiry-hrst streets,
Church Hill.
TERMS One-fOurth cash; balance in three equal
instaments payable respectively in four eight, and
twelve months after date. with Interest from date,
Negotiable notes to be given for the deferred pay
mens and title 10 be retained uutil all the purchase
money is paid and Il conveyance directed by the
court JOHN A. COKE
Special Commissioners.
RICHARDSON ( Co, AuctioneerS. Sc Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
By Richardson & Co..
AuctIoneers and Real Estate Agents,
No 111l Main street.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 VALUABLE
L TRACT OF LAND on Tue KiNEE ROA -,
II HESRlC0 COUNT, FSIR M Mlk .f-ST EAsi
Nv virtue OF the provisions of deed OF trust pear
ing date the I'd day Of August. 1877? from Eugen gene
r. Gum TO the undersigned trustee uuIE TGror;nao
in tho clerks Office of the County Court OF ncnrlc'
to secure the payment Of certain negotiate mote
therein mentioned shall is trustee III saia utH t
sell by public auction being required 80 20 90 D! a
Beneficiary therein secured. on MoNDAY October
1919 at IL O'Clock NJ in trout OF th ci,r If
Eichnond the valuable TRACT OF L Inv oT HG
scrDed in said deed as containing si,, Of "
r c,,rn deceased which WAS allotted to MN ti ne
said Eugene h Gum in the PARTITION lnade aprI'
4, $50, between the children OF the S'iu w. -
TEnAs Enough In cash TO pay ne eXpen ,i' ~, VI
executing this trust and the sum OF $50, VIZ. ,h ~
tarrsl thereon Mt ~ per cent. per aiilii run LII.
Cd Of August 1873, unit; pa the rrsldGe OH s"cii
terms rs shall be announced at the time OF sac.
Va "' '' '''' j. A. RICHARDSON, Trustee:
prc1rApDs0S & CO.. Auctioueers. So %
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EN ". Iinl,ttIir.
Auctioneer and Rca! E>ra:e A2er,
corner Elcvrhth and Bark streets

GALE AT AUCTION Or LOT AND
- SMALL NEW FRAMED TENEMENT ~
SIDNEY, At THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
CHINA AND CHERRY STREET>-Wi!l be- sold
az auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY The
eth Of October. SI3, ii > o'clock L. NJ, the LOT
and small FRAN tDTENEMEHTlo catr,!as 4:'oye.
The lot IS 3lxl0 % feet, and i well aclo.ed. The
house contains two rooms, and there. l. / well in lie
yard. II adioins the residence Of Mr.. iuni.ev.
TERMS: Cash. W.IoDDiN.
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers, 4,
No, lll3 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THREE
v SMALL TRACTS OF LAND IN THE
COGSTY OF HENKICO BIZ PUBLIC AUG
TIOS.-Iu pursuance OF decree of the County
Court Of Hcnrico entered 26th November, 1872,
in the cause Of Payne and ais as. Hu!cheson,
administrator, we shall sen BY public auction,
in front of the courthouse of Hcnrico county. on
MONDAY, October 8. 1873. at IL o'clock A., the
following described REAL ESTATE, of which the
late John A. Hutchinson died seized and posses sed
list. LOT OF LAND, containing FORTY-ONE
ACRES, Oh the road leading from New Market to
Long Bridge, near Strawberry Plains, and adtoin-
Ing the lands of Nathan Enroughty and Nick Hob
ed. A LOT OF LAND. containing SIXTY
ACRES, In the lower end of the county, and Is q
part vi the farm known as Gravelly Hill.
sd. 4 LOT OF LAND, containing EIGHTY
THREE AND OSE-THIRD ACRES, IN the lower
part of the county near White Oak swamp, adioin-
Ing Bethers, Aliens, and Mountcastle's land for
mcrly known us ohm Jordsn's estate.
If desirable to purchasers, the last named tract Of
land may be divided into lots Of eight and onethird
acres each, Us it was formerly SO divided and Sold
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay the expense and
cost OF sut the residue upon credit instruments OF
ing interest; the purchaser Or purchasers giving
negotiabenOtes for said credit payments, with APP
proved indorser, such indorser, however, TO be
dispensed with In any case In which the purchaser
shall elect to pay oneiiird OF the purchase money
In cash and the residue In instalments as aforesaid
JOHN Is. YOUNG,
JOHN a. COKE,
+. II. CONNER,
35 Commissioners.
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COMMERCIAL.
oRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Saturday, October i.
OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whte, 1922 bushels. Red, 6i2
bushels.
OATs--39S bushels.
RYE-72 bushels
TIMOTHY SEEDS bushels.
SALES.
WuEAT.-Whitc. lis bushels common ut $1.15:
100 bushels common III II 20; los bushels fair at
81 As; so bushels good at S1.50; 900 bushels
very good at 81 90; SO bushels common at II 20
& bushels al 81 .40-:otal, 724 bushels.
WnEAT.-Red. 80 bushels prime at sl.57;. so
bushels common at 81 20; 452 bushels good at
Sl.i5-t0lal 532 bushels.
OATS.-l00 bushels prime Virginia spring at
SOC; 70 bushels very good Virginia spring Oh pri-
vate terms-total, ITO bushels.
TIMOTHY SEED.-i bushels 1T 81.
RE-EXHIBITED.
WuEAT.-White, 36S bushels. Red, $50 bushels.
OATS.-l0O bushels.
REMARKS.
The offerings aud sales on Change on Saturday
were iieB and the prices mainly unchanged. Prime
red wheat sold as low as 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
By W. Goddin,
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

GALE AT AUCTION OF A FIRST
y RATE GRANITE-FRONT STORE AND
DWELLING On TIE NORTH SIDE OF
BROAD BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS.-At the request of the heirs at law OF
the late Jacob Karr shall sell ut auction, on the
premises. on THURSDAY the 9th October. SIS,
ut o'clock p NJ. that very desirable and excellent
BUSINESS STAND located as above. formerly
Known as the Morning star Saloon, an! then In the
occupancy of Mr.. Gtto MorganStcrIL 1t Is three
stories high. contains nine rooms above The store
and Is regarded au excellent business stand, ana III
good repair. .. &c., .,,.
Terms: Onc-fGurth cash; balance al four, eight.
and Twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured bya trust deed. .,.,
W. tJODDlN,
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STuE BRAvEsr OF TIE BRAVE Lexington

sTuE BRAvEsT OF TIE BRAvE.-[Lexlpgton
Gazette -Govcrnor Lctcher the other day
related Il very interesting incident of the
war while in kempcr's room at the hotel.
He said that in one Of the battles below
Richmond four tlag-bcarcrs had been shot
down and call was made for 4 volunteer 10
carry the colorS. \ stripping took the torn
standard. In Il few minutes the stan was
snapped by shot. The boy sat down, I'M
Ioosed shoe-String, and tied it. lie started
in front again. Another bullet Splintered
the stall. 1t was then fastened by the other
shoc.string. lie had hardly shook the folds
out second time when down fell the flag,
struck by ball. The shoc-strinSs had given
out. He unbottoncd his jacket. ripped his
Shirt to ribbons and raped the broken ROD,
and carried the tattcrcd ensign through the
fight. ,ou
Governor Ictchcr said: When they
brought me the boy with the shattered stan
PATCHED up with shoc-strings and Shlrt-tali,
/ made him an officer and gave him the best
sword Virginia had.
The gallant fellow was from Monroe
county. He. was killed i'll battle.
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Hv.J. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionccr,
Ills Nsiu street. opposite DiSpOtch.

TARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
L ACRES. EIGHT MILES From THE CITY,
SALE rUSITlEt.-At The request Of Inc owner.
court house, at |. O'Clock. MONDAY. October 9Th
tbeing court day. Il FARM. eight miles from the
city, on the Charles City road. adjoining the lands oil
William Cav Dauicl Jordan. aud The heirs of Lucy
Fr;lysier. The farm contains one hundred ana ten
acres. ten Of which arc in large pines; balance
cleared. .,,.,,,..-
TERMS: Cash. J.THOMpSON EltOM y.
60 o-fqSOrl3ASs Auclioneer.
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b Richardson & Co.,
Real E.tate Agents and AuCtionecrs,
1l13 Main street.

A DESIRABLEBR BRICK DWELLING NO.
N 2l3 AND LOT % By 12S FEET on THE
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BETWEEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS FOE
SALE RT AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BID
DER WITHOUT LIMIT.-On MONDAY. October
9th, 1873. at O'Clock =. NJ. we shall sell by aic-
ton TO the highest bidder without limit on me pre-
misses located az above, that desirable BRlIh
DWELLING and LOT owned and occupied by Mr..
3. +. Anderson, with basement and two stories
above, containing six ROOMS conveniently arranged,
with porches front and rear and shade trees II the
yard neatly enclosed
This property is In thorough repair and with the
improvements now going on in the western part OF
Broad street its locality must soon DC the most at
tractive part of the city.
TERMS: One-third cash balance in siSaand Twelve
months negotiable notes 10 he given for the defer
red payments with interest added, and secured by
q deed OF trust. RltIAhDSoN ".
81 40 AuctouecrS.
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By Richardson X Co.,
Aucsioneers and Real Estate Agents:
No. lib Main street.
DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLIN

4 DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
~ ON CLAY STREET FOR SALE by ACt-
TIUN-We shall sell hy auction. on The PREMISES.
on WEDNESDAY the Sth instant. 1t ( click
=. NJ. 4 desirable BRICK DWELLING no ZOO
on the north side of Clay street between second ami
Third streets, with two stories containing Tour
room. and Kitchen In the rear, and The usual OUT
houses in good repair. The lot fronts 30 by %
feet with an alley In the Tine location OF his
rs IS within the reach OF many and FOR which there
Is great demand. 49, $780,,
TERMS: Une-third cash; balance LII one, two, ana
three wears. the purchaser To- give his negotiable
notes for the deferred! payments bearing interest
at eight per cent. per annun. payaple quarterly.
and secured by Il deed OF trust.
nr 4 RICuARDSDN & co. huCtiOnccrs.
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BY ". GUldin,
BY ". CINIdln, .
Auctloneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

VERY VALUABLE AND ATTRAC-
Y TIVE LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE %, OF
STREETS. FOR SALE AT ACCTION.-Wi Re
sold at auctioE. on the premises, on WEDSEsDA1,
Sth October 1873, 1T O'Clock F. NJ. that BEA IL
FUL LOT located is above, between the residences
OF Messrs. Bernard Chalkley and E. T. ADDISON.
II has front of72 feet. and depth OF LIS iset 10 4
wide alley, to be sold Us whole or SUD
lot Is highly ornamcnted with grlpc-r:nes, shade
trecs, nowcrs, SC. and is among the hnndsolncst
lots in that desirable locality.
TERMS: Ouc-fourth cash; balance n !, :, and 3
wears bearing interest. secured BY deed OF trust.
g. 81 ". GODDIN, Aucsionccr.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

H,1T1NOHE. October 4.-Flour steady and an-
cboIm.rd. Wheat steady and unchanged Corn
Nominal; white southern, 6SQ7o c. yellow south
cr1l, csc. Oats quie, and steady southern, 40G'
47c. rye Guct and unchanged. Hay unchangcd.
Provisions dull Pork, bacon hams, ana lard I'M
changed. Western butter steady; good To- choice.
25M3Qc. Coffee quiet and nominal. " hlshc!
frmer. IL currency. Sugar unchanged.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, October 4.-Cotton quiet; sales OF
G33 bales at 1880 l9&r. Flour more inactiyc
inwnr winter rcd western, S1.GO. Corn heavy
and lower: high mixed and yellow WESTERN 66y
G6isr Pork steady. Lard IL shade Irner. NavaiS
steady Groceries in good demand and unchanged.
fr,jyuls Irlncr.
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PEARS FOR RoYALTY.--G. +. Il. Leighton,
Esq. one Of the most successful irlllt-yro",,
e!s in This section, Il few Gays since forwarded
Il number of choice pears to Queen lctorl;'
and family and others of her court. we
will venture the assertion that none Of them
ever tasted finer fruit. --No,JoI& Fu9inidn.
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BY Thomas W. kecsec, Aucfoneer:
131I Main street.

cNALL FRAME HOUSE AND EALUA-
y BLELOT FOR SALE AT AUCfIOS.-At the
TItESnaY. ~ st Of October. al AZ O'Clock, on the
nreniscs the valuable BUILDING LOT situated on
west Main street, No. 3C4. On the lot Is frame
building containing four rooms. The lot has front
of 25 feet, ami runs back 103c feet.
Being in Il rapidly improving portion OF the city,
it Is well worthy the attention OF those seeking safe
and well-paying investments.
TERMS: Liberal, and made known on day OF sale.
THOMAS ". KEESEE.
oc 6.codtO2OGd tds AuctOTeer.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 4-Noon.-Stocks active.
Money 7: nothing doing. Gold, 1885 Exchange
Long, 1919: short, l0S4. Governments active
and better. States quiet.
NEW YORK, October 4-Erentng.-Money cas-!
at l-l6dh commission. Sterling trmer at 1o'a'
Gold. 109T01l0. Governments more acuVe'
Substitute doing Tennessee's, 1917; new 10
Eirgna's, So: new, 40; consols, 40; deferred
9t. Loulsiana's, 40; new, 40. LeIce's ON )
IS. Alabama,s, 70. North Carolina's co. new,
II: spccial tax, 10. South Cardinals, new, 10
April and October, %.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-corn firm; l2p lor.
1aS, 0s ssS.SSas24.5o: choise We oa:se
Ci!y refinery common 42s; Gr la Good Poe local
demand; treble, SOL 0mSS: family, $4,000
Sg.55, Corn meal - 25. Pork dull: mess.
sl7. Whi>kcy dull: Louisiana, 9 SG6a!9J9. J
cincinraii. II o. Lard-licrce scarce, S24W9c.;
kr", iOni 0%c Bacon quiet shoulders, 9}.c. (:
clear rib. Zoe; clear sides, 10Gc. ams dull, -
IA
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BY Moody i Royal.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Office corner Seventh and Hui! Streets
Manchester, Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF CIlEsIEkt iE : ~
/ LAND AT AUCTION II FROM gs M M
,i.a ~ Ssed of trust executed by James A. han
cocS and Mary :, his vile 70 The udersgned ,Ea,
tee said deeds duly or record 10 me oI'; Lens
Sc. mage 443j viii sell al suction on MoSD NJ, II
ociober 10, 1873 llHosoek l. ~ lrY y liISi
the courthouse OF said county - n.,r The old
Prov Providence A road:orty acres 10 plue unbsr' s
balance cleared. Framed house c ontMananH Ink
rooms, and all the necessary 9ut-oa!iuM 81, nd
tract adJoins the lands OF "ii!iam & na'"1
Others. ,, .o,a
ikhaS : ''Aoe JANIS 81. MOODY.
Trustee.
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STIERIFF'S SALE.-Wii be sold on
O'Clock, mt Hcnrico cosnty courthouse, q fine
RIDING AND WORK HORSE, levied upon as
the property Of John II. Connel TO satisfy an exc.
cuton In my hands In favor Of Lemuel Powers y
Son. WILLIAM WALSH, Deputy sheriff,
for j. N. LYcEMAN, Sheriff Henlico county.
oc 3-3t
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louisville MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, October 4.-Flour unchanged,
small business Grain quict-noic moving i'nrk
SIG Observation-Disclosures, SEC: clear rib. 9sc;
clear sides. 9'.c.. packed. sn.arrnrrd hams .
a 3kc.: plain. l3c Lard-ticrcc' S':t@o5tc.' heS'
1A Stcanl. Sc. Whlskey nolilnnl.
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

SIX BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS IN
~ SQUARE 10 OF THE PLAN OF FULTON.
ON THE NORTH SIDE OF GRAHAM BE-
TWEEN GIL LIAM AND MARSH ! l.
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCrION.-Wiil he
sold on WEDNESDAY the 9Th day of October,
1878, on the premises, at haf-,aS; O'Clock T. NJ.
those desirable LOTS above located, each having
a front OF 80 feet Graham street, and running
back 100 feet to an alley ten feet wide.
TERMS Liberal, and made known on day OF
sale. JAMES NJ TAYLOR y SON,
~ Auctioueers.
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How THEY SALUTE THE AMERICAN FLAG ~
RIo.-[Braz Correspondence of Sprinkle
Union. IA few days later most ridlel4ous
affair happened in the harbor. Anlesnlp
from Boston entered the bay, commanded
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CISCISSATI, October 4.-Flour quiet ana steauS.
Corn ouict at 54c. Mess pork-improyed demand:
Sl4.75: held at S15 at close. Lard In fair demand:
steam, 73;6S@Sl.c. d"lvered; Kettle : Sd.S &c:
Bacon steady: shoulders. S4c: clear rib, SftG !c.'
clear sides, 9@9ic. Whiskey-snlall sales al 9ae.'
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WOODB1SE.

That ATTRACTIVE AND BEAnIIH ET SrT
BURBAN RESIDENCE AND G ga IN ,c,d;na
IN ifcnrico county. situated on The roa! ictuliS
from eWIradowbrIdyc road to Mcchnicsville turn
bike. and Immediately on the ChesaPSa1ke anu Il''
rr.iIroad. one and Il half miles from Rlchihohu'
VIE OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATELY,
,,,on reasonable terms the above-dcscribed AKIN,
Containing Ii acres of good soil, all cleared. he
DWELLING Is Il very attractive one, anu cohtalms
fnur large and one small room, good large nail,
and has front and back porchcs running inc entire
length of the house; kitchen with two rooms Store
rn9n, stable wood and coal-house, and all me ne
ccssarv out-buildineS-all of which are entl,reIy
new The front and back yards are large. anu there
Is n well OF excellent water in the back yaru. h0n
wards are we'll enclosed with pane fences. inc
land is now under cultivation. and the crops now
growing will speak for the quality OF inc soil ,o
This Is one OF the most attractive places tnil aS
ever been offered In this market. Being in i goou
neIchhorhood and near to the city 1t shonid ma
ready sale. The owner, being deSirouS Oh hlh1
ing quick SALE authorizes lis to MAKE very li"e4'
terms. Apply to nD>.nr rroS
Real Estate Agents and Anctionecrs,
On ., a -do,y corner zenith and Bank streets.
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N,NAtA.s NIEW OF Tile PANIC.

:. Oh. what is the panic:" the little boy said.
Is his mother was tuckin" him snugly III bed.
- The panic, NY lovc."-was the mothers reply,
lille tear. all unnolcd. distilled from her eye
And she ,liiled Il sob, ut the risk of her stays
- Is Z beast that has cost me L new pOlonalSc.
The Graphic.
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I0ta.. ........ 49,. -. 49, '''' ANN'''
Making grand total for the season OF
100000.
"Tbis is at least 100, 900 more than the drive
of 1872. and would probably have been
somewhat larger but for the fact THAT inns
market has been some what depressed during
the summer by causes which deferred many
frcm driving hate in the season, who Weuid
otherwise have brought their herds through
But, as il Is, the interest will be seen to DC
enormous. These cattle may safely he aye
ragged at 80 per head on arriving at Kansas
soil. atnl ut that price it would take si,3oO,-
600 to buy them. About 10000 head have
been driven into Wyoming and Northern
Colorado. and about 10000 to Nebraska.
About $4,000 will yet be driven into the ter
ritorics, and about 100,0 900 will be wintered
in Kansas, leaving about $780, 900 head to be
disposed of at the Kansas City market. Or
these from &C. 900 to 10000 have already been
marketed, 100000 head will probably be
taken by packers and converted into meats,
and about $4,000 head will he tanked-that
is. killed for their hides and talow, because
of the low price they command in market
leaving about 10000 to go to butchers and
feeders in other States than Kansas"
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TOILET ARTICLES.
RANKERs AND BROKERS'.

DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK.-This bank
~ will resume business on MONDAY. October
9Th, as per resolution herewith adopted by the
Board of Directors
"Resolred, That this bank resume business on NOV
day, October 9th, by receiving special oe
posts In trust to account pledgng tie bank 10
these deposits only In payment Of check aEainst
and realize from the loans and securities to pay pro
rata instruments on It's present Indebtedness unti
the whole shall be l!qutdated the same drawing Tue
usual Interest, as heretofore, until paid.6
JOHN E. BOSsIEUX, President.
THOMAS S, AaH1sTRAp, Cashier. PC S-Ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
1rIINuXGTON MARKETS.

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-06
iNsTRUMENTs, FURNITURE, FIxTUREs,and
STOCK ..sr#
BY Cook Il Laughton. Auciloneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

uORsES, HACKS. BUGGIES, CAR
IL RAGE. HARNESS., &c, &C., AT AUG
TIOS.-On WEDNESDAY the 9Th instant, Il. i
o'clock, VII sell al the stables of Messrs Mount
castle & Marston who are making change In their
business). on Second street EtweeuBroad and Grace
streets, o,.,r,
Six lrst-class SADDI. f and HARNESS HORSES
Two fashionable HACKS, In excellent o: der;
Three very stylish BUGGlES;
One FAMILY CARRIAGE, In fine 0rIrf,
Five sets SINGLE BUGGY HAkSESSt
One set very superior BUGGY HARSESSi
One sci BLACkSMITHSf TOOLS, complete;
~ WAN - COOK & LAUGHToS,
ocx AveaonsezA