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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

The following characteristic letter from
Col. l. A. Ilardce came too late for last
weeks JOURNAL, but as the Colonel has
not been previously heard from we pub
fish bis communication to-day.
HONEYMOON, FLA, Oct 70, 1873.
Mr., f II. ORyrs,
Dear Sri am in receipt of your
circular, and am surprised that you desire
information relative to the success Of a
iirst-class hotel IN Florida, Any practical
man who has visited Florida in the win,
ter of the past few years knows,or should
know, that good hotel would be q pay.
ing institution in any portion of East
Florida. Jacksonville really needs, this
season, five or six more hotels ike the
St James or the National, and if you
were to be manager of one of them youl
house would be full from November Ia
May
have been market gardener for Jack
sonyillc for The last twenty years --less
the little Misunderstanding, daring which
time had the honor of being a Reb -
and never knew Jacksonville to have aC
commodatious sufficient for her visitors.
The attractions Of the st Johns are be-
coming greater and greater every year.
The magnificent sweet orange groves,
which have been planted since the war
are now looking aud doing well, and
will soon call all the world to see an
earthly paradise. A paradise where
grows 70 perfection the orange, the fg,
the pomegranate aud the vine; where
our fields are always green; onr birds
are always singing; our children always
PLAYING; aud our bright-eyed maidens,
Col bless them, are always blushing
with plenty of smiles for the boys who
wore the blue, and love for the boys who
wore the gray. ...
Hoping to see you here sooa am
Yours respectfully,
l.. 4. IlAKDEE.
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- Tcliahassee fgoudian

Oae Of the most curious instances Of
sudden Development ia this country is
the rapi growth Of pleasure resorts in
Florida The advantages OF the PENN
sula as a retreat for iuvalids have been
petty well known tor a number Of
years but Of late the pleasure seekers
have gone there Ia such numbers that
the whole appearance Of some Of the
towns has teen changed. aud the life
ia winter has assumed entirely new
conditions. The people Of Florida are
clamoring nos forue hotels. alth0ug b
some very large aud good ones have
been put up within a year or two, aud
we hear Of Yankee capitalists roaming
about the state 10 search 9i a site for a
winter Saratoga The most remarkable
thing abou, ii is that there should be 90
many people VITA leisure 10 spend all
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seli another farm af education and
that al the iaaacaccs ia tae hsavca
abora aa3 spga the tbs eafsA beneath
are striving together Sc Lin men higher
aa3 higher 10 successive generations
ual1 the earth shalt De populated by
peffeet race.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06
MAIL FACILITIES FOR FLORIDA.

A Washington dispatch of the Dist
says Senator Conovcr and d. Z, Hol-
land, proprietor of the jacksonville,
Pensacola x Mobile Railroad, had an
interview with the Postmaster-GeneraI
to-day, which resulted in ordering mail
service from Eufaula Ala, to Chatta.
hoochee, Fla, tie terminus of the j.
p. ~ NJ. r. r., thus securing communi-
cation with the west, aud making the
distance thirty.siy miles shorter than
by any other Ioute.
-- Tallahassee FI0ridian.
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IN CHANCERY.
Adn'rs Of oLUGnc. GiLBEGE,' bee C'a ase.

Aamrs OF oLIN Tx C. HlLbLhI, Dee asrd
observation-disclosures. ta.
EkLnEHlth ~. aud WAll FIELD AlH vile,
ELLEN FIELD Ira COCHRAN, hAtlENkttL
NATIONAL bAAk Of Manchester JAMES %
WOOD, ISRAEL n SYKES and ELI J.HANLEi
etas
iFteaaS Israel n. sykes and Charles p. Glib
ert OF Dorset, Ia The couuty Of Bennington, adj.
mluistratotz Of Ohyer G.. Gilbert late OF sad
Dorset deceased, having filed ia Che office ol the
clerk OF the ruuiA of tHauueIE 10 sad county
their petition for foreclosure against one fred
efick Field and Mary Field, his wife, of said
Dorset selunR forth On substance that tho said
tredeuca tleld aud Mary Yield, mas wtie GA the
third day Of NAV, A. D. 1883, ck.cptud TO sand
Oliver 9. Gilbert mortgage Of certain premises
situated IN said poract, hud described as tol-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

The Yankee capitalist is roaming
around in Florida, searching for a
second Saratoga. Young America, in
addition to his summer wanderings
signs for winter pleasure seeking
among the orange groves, and the
governor pays the bills, you know"
-Boa0a ITaraiier.
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- 80

II. G. RiddelI, of Wilmington, Vt, has
gone to Florida to spend the winter.
DIR. w. +. Niles, of Pownal, leaves for
Florida in about two weeks.
Hon. II. G. Root, Of Bennington, will
start for Florida for his usual winter visit
early next month.
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i3''A Bot" az &c -
'A RsA@'* '@ "N ''''A'.A'
q" t' '' ''' -'''' 'i'
ihs following aaasf 'Ae eeA' % motel
Law.
Lhe absence from our statutes of a
pfopar Law for The protection Of hotels
ana their ygests detars eapitaljsts
fran, iara.,ir, In tbst hind sf rranartv
,-t.. --.--.. - ...t.tt-
- n.-....--.. -. !,
2 f'''@ ''
f''''te 'et'tl ''''t va ''''N' a'''' li'e
-e'A 'asl,r says
Col Holland has DRAFT OF an eQuli-
abe hotel law which I thiuk covers an
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

A SoasoUabIa warming Don't suffer
cold tb areHmU'aha oH cold anita year
throat AND uHgs afe Zoo q state Of chronic
inflammation Attack Che 3f,t symptom.
of pulmonary irritation with lBiu.s
Honey Of lioreaound and ral aud achieve
an easy victory. Criucut0u'z. ~ Ayeu-
ne. Sold by an Druggists.
r.tos Iaelhaaas D5oas aufg $50 oae nIag1a.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

SUMNER Al the Springs Or tbs seashorc.
aHd 81 winter among thg Grange
groves IN TIE s. John ~ y 7ftsue
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

During the week ending October 10,
jacksonville received l,l56 bales Of
cotton. At least 1900 bales are ex.
pected tie present week, which will
fill the wharves and tax the steamers
Of both the Charleston and Savannah
lines to forward. The railroad officials
intore US that the amount shipped by
this route will be only limited by the
facilities afforded by the steamers Of
the above lines -JaclsoDcJie RcDuJiing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-11-06

The Jacksonville Republican learns
that committee of gentlemen inter,
cstcd in the hotel enterprise, recently
inaugurated by +. II Orvis, Esq, will
visit this state early next month to Sc
lect location ur the new house. OF
course the committee will visit Italia
hassee
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COTTON MARKETS, DECEMBER IL.

GALvEsToS.-Firm !; general demand; good or or,
binary, 1896: ordinary 12ac Net receipts 2'S0oo
bales Export, coa,twise. 81 0 bales. Sales, Az 90
bales. stock, 60,s54 bales. Yesterdays exports
to the continent should have been 10 Great Brltalu
096 Elles.
new ORLEASs.-Actire and firm; middlings,
&c. low middnEb, l41c.; strictly good Ordinary,
lac Net receipts, 7.1S5 bales; gross. 81 bales.
EXports-ro Great Britain, APP bales contlnennt,
2,513 bales: TO France. p 63 bales: GALES: 2'609
EonFoLK-Unchanged low lniddlings, 144c.
Net receipts 27l4 bales Lxports coaf ,s 203o
P1iILAD ELFHIA.-Net receipts, 100 bales; gross,
EosToS-Qulct and strong; middlings; 163c,
Net receipts, 94 bales: gross 27S bales SAFES, oou
BAITrMoRE-Q anu firm: middngs, 154c.;
low middlings, 1880; strict good ordinary. lac.
Gross receipts. 1858 bales Exports coastwlse'
l25 bales sales. $50 bales. Stock, 8, 632 bales.
CnAELBsToN.-stroug; mildlings, 14aQl 4Sc: !;
l4cs. Net receipts. 2.325 bales Exports coast
wise, 1920 bales. Sales. 500 bales Stock, 63,24S
AUGusTA.-Firmer aud in good demand mid
dlings. l4a@l 4ac. Net receipts, LOAF bales
Wl1MISGToS, y. C.-Firm; middllnsS. 143c.
Net receipts, 2a6 bales. Exports coastwse, l "a
bales. Sales, II 8 bales. Stock, 2.949 bales.
SAvASSAH.-Firm mlddlings. loc Net receipts,
bales. Stock. 107.111 bales.
MOBILE.-Firm with light offerings: middlngs,
15sc.; low lniddngs, l4Sc.; strict good ordinary
l4sc., Net receipts, 1,9SS bales. Exports coast-
500 bales. Stock, az, 672 bales.
Misunderstanding and In good demand low
N 'ddlings, l44c. Receipts, 1922 bales. Ship
mA1ts, 2,746 bales. Stock, 45,2O7 bales.
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BY W. B. Robins
Auctoneer and Real Estate Agent,
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE
i IMPROVED REAL EsTATE AT THE W
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT
PUBLIC AUCTIoNBy yrtus Of certain de ssS
Aprii, 1870, and duly admitted TO record in the
q Hss,nxs for the s Of nd,
The request of the holder of the second negotiable
note therein named and Described, shall, on rs.
DAY, December Esd instant, beginning at 4
o'cock'P. M, expose to sale by public auction, on
the premises to the highest bidder the real estate
by said deed conveyed Consisting Of al ihat
LOT OF LAND with the BRICK DWELLING,
&c, thereon located as above described, fronting
on the north side Of Main street 81 feet more OF
less and running back between parallel lines lou
feet more or less to an alley.
TERMS: Cash as to so much as may be necessary
to defray the expenses Of executing the trust and
TO discharge note OF 421 AZ with Interest thereon
from May 1s, 1872, at the rate Of ten per cenlum
per annum and as TO the residue, on such terms as
may be announced at the time Of sale: Sale mpera-
tive. ". -. hooiNo, 1Iuseee'
sale conducted by W. y. ROBINS, Aucuoneer.
de 12-tdS
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.


p,,,,rp.s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TIL
rrws N pAR1s-ToSE OF THE LoCpoN PRESS.
PARIS, December 1O.--Upon the reception
Sc the verdict here crowd which had
gathered at the Trianon gave expression &c
their feelings by warmly cfnerlnS.
IRE sentence includes The payment OF
costs .nd expulsion from the Legion OF
Honor. ., cc.;,,.
,,ant of the court was pronounced against
Worsbal Bazajne last evening be requested
that his sou might be allowed to visit him in
prison. He also refused TO avail himself o!
the right Of appeal. ~ soo:,o
rbsther he will listen to the appeal OF the
cn,rt for mercy and commute the sentence
of the condemned man.
President McNIahon poNpones aCtlon on
rho onneal for mercy in behalf OF Bazalne
mill the time when the court may reverse
its judgment. ,, ,oro 70
The president Of the court has gone 10
Besancon 10 his collmand.
The Journal de PAYS says the uhahillity
of the court precludes reo1ns lderat!ou OF tne
sentence, but the condemned ;marsna' uaS
take advantage of the lapse of time ana ,.eau
his splendid services to France III mltAsa-
ton.
England.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Times says
Bazaine is Justly convicted. The Telegraph
considers him a sacrifice to national VANITY.
The Ne,rs hopes, as the evidence was SO
conflicting, the sentence will be committed
to perpetual exile or imprisonment.
The fog continues to-day-the third day.
It severely affects business. No vessels have
arrived to-day. The fos covers an area OF
tftv miles with the centre in London. Else.
where there have been heavy frosts.
Spain.
BAYosSB, December lit Is rumored
that Lizarraga has captured and shot the
cure Of Santa Cruz.
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WASHINGTON, December II. The success.
aor of Judge Underwood lies between
Hughes, Wickham, and Willoughby. The
President Will hold the matter open till
Monday.
Congressional.
WAsHIHGTos, December 11.--Senate.-Mr
Carpenter was elected President pro tenn. by
the following vote: Carpenter, 81; Thur
lOaD, IL; Bland, 2.
Dir. Gordon, Of Georgia, introduced bill
10 repeal the section OF the bill OF March 3,
1878, forbidding the free transmission OF
periodicals, magazines, and newspapers
through the United States mails, and restor-
Ing that privilege. Referred TO the Post,
Office and Post Roads Committee.
The Committee on Transportation to the
Seaboard have authority to hold sessions
during the recess when they please, with
power to send for persons and papers.
The bill removing the political disabilities
Of Thomas S. Bocock, of Virginia; John II.
Reagan, Of Texas, and others, was passed.
[fote.-This Is not the general amnesty
bin which passed the House
Adjourned.
WAsHINaToE, December l1.--House.--The
survey OF ship canal between Lake Michi
gan and the Wabash river was ordered.
The Elections Committee was instructed
IL eXaInnc aud report the best and most
practicable method OF electing the President
aud fice-president, and providing a tlibu.
bal TO adjust and decide all contested cues.
lions herewith
The salary bill WAS discussed with no def.
mite action. -
Mr.. Stephens, of Georgia, spoke on this
subject. lie got on his feet with some diff
Guilty, and not without assistance There BIZ
supported himself with erutch under hi,
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Cuba.
INDICATIONS OF QUIET COMPLIANCE WITH The
PROTOCOL.
HAVANA, December 10.-The tone OF Tue
press and expressions of the authorizes anu
prominent Spaniards indicate that the terms
Of the protocol will be quietly complieu WILL
ADDRESS OF TIE cAprAS.GESERAL-HE corS-
sells AcoUIEsCENoE, ETC.
HAVANA, December 11.-Captain,G General
,JoveIJar this morning issued an address 10
fine inhabitants of Cuba, saying
"The moment treaty is signed between
The Goyernments of Spain and the United
states nv duty, although painful it may De,
IL to comply faithfully with its terms. FOR
this have received final orders. a failure
to comply with the same would produce
war, and with q great Power, without tne
aid of Spain.
"In the mean while, obeyiDg the law Of
necessity and the orders of the Government
of the Spanish Republic, let us deliver up
the Virginius aud the survivors of her pas
sengers and crew. I have faith in the no.
bleness of your procedures in compliance
with my word.
[Sigued] "JoAoU1S JovELLAR."
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By W. Gotdin
Aucsioneer and Real Estate Agent.
corner Of Eleventh and Bank s,rso,.
TRUSTEES AND AssrcNpr,S G

TRUSTEES AND ASSIGNEF,s s.1r
Il OF TRACT NO. z, OF ONE HT1snpvnn
AND FORTY ACRES Of LAND, IN H4SSU UEEEERR
G9nNsuTG9Hs r ElG IN EuS NILES North OF
OHIO RA1LROAD.-As trustee OF William y
Cosby and wife In their deed Of 10th NoTembe1
over County Court, and the undersigned r, !
Niche, as assignee IN bankruptcy Of the said y H.
liam H. Cosby, we will sell at public auction, at u.
once OF wellington Goddin, corner Of Bank and
SATURDAY, December 13, 1878, at IL o'cloca
~, the above TRACT OF LAND, containiAg by ~
cent survey ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES, adjoining the lands Of Samuel II. Pullsm
John j. Hollingworth. aud others. 1t Is boupdS
on the west by the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
ON fn ne north nor ey he land Of John Aongwo
Little rivers. And the land Is said TO be OF excl
lent quality.
TERMS At sale.
WELLINGTON GODDIE, Trustee
de3 r. L. NICHE, Assignee
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, December 11.-Flour firm and &C
ti7e-priccs unchanged. Wheat steady and VI un.
changed. Corn Arm; white southern. eomItoc.
4s@5lc. Rye steady at $4,000. Hay quiet
Maryland and Pennsy!vania, slSgs2S. r fLoi-
slons quiet. Pork, $780, Bmlk meats So,
7GTxc. Bacon quiet and steady-prices UNCHANGED.
sugar cured hams, 12G14c. Lard, SIC: western
butter steady; good to choice rolls and tubs. 25@
soc Coffee unchanged Whiskey nominal. SUI
gar unchanged at 10c.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
BY Cook s. Lnughtor. Auctioueers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

cUPERIOR sEvEN.OCTAVE PIANO
y HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FUENlTUEE
On FRIDAY the 18th instant, at 10y O'Clock
we will sell at the residence OF Mr. Isaac H9llandel
(who expects to remove from the city. NO. $40
Broad street over the store O. 1. Granger his
one sunerior 4EVEN-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
CASE PIANO, made TO his own order in balti'
more--an instrument Of fine finish and tone:
Elegant VELVET PARLOK and CHAMBER
wALNuT : PHRLoR SUIT, In reps, complete;
MAHOGANY LIBRARY-CASE,
PARLOR TABLES,
WALNUT EXTENSION-TABLE,
MARBLE-TUP ETAGERE SIDEBOARD,
OAK DINING-ROOM CHAIRS,
LOOKING and CHAMBER STOVES,
CROCkERY, CHINA, and Glassware;
Two elegant WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, CON
sisting OF Bedstead, Wardrobe, Cabinet, wash
STANDS, Chairs, &C.;
THREE-PLY and other CARPETS,
CHILDS CARRIAGE, CRIBS, TENDERS, &C. ,
The furniture has been very little used and well
kent and merits the attention of the public.
COOK L LAUGHTON,
de AuctioDeers.
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By Grubbs s. William,
Real Estate gents and Auctioneen,
Eleventh street between Main and Rant

TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CHEs.
/ TERFIE E!Lp COUNTY, NEAR MASCHrs
adeed OF trust executed by W. II. Brsnders !,
and wife aud w. Il. Brander, ST., to the late j. c
Davis and myself, dated 2Sth November. l97i
and duly refoIasd In Chesterfield County Court
sentative Of the creditor secured, viii seil AZ suc
ton: upon The premises, on MONDAY, 10Th De-
said deedmto ,h wit: be l,fe estate Of H Bran.
der, or., 10 remain IN fee in and TO TRACT or
TWO HUNDRED AND NIEETY-TWO AND
A HALF ACRES OF LAND IN Chesterfield county,
Manchester. -
This is said to be valuable and productive piece
Of land.
TERMS: AS prescribed By deed. expenses Of sale
I'm currency and S1,37S with IN terest from LIST OF
December, ! S73, In gold coin, each the Iesidup
upon terms to be directed by the grantors In said
decd; and in event of their failure to give any d.
recion, then upon terms to be named by NE on the
day of sale.
II Is probable that more favorable terms may be
made by consent Of those interested on the dSy OF
sale. GEORGE N. DREWRY.
Surviving trustee.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. .de3
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Weather Probabilities.

WAsHIEGToH, December 11.--For New
England and thence westward over the
northern portion of the Middle States aud
the lower lake region, generally cloudy
weather with rain, and southerly to westerly
winds, the temperature rising slightly in
New England, with snow in the northern
portion of this district.
From New jersey southwark TO Florida,
partly cloudy or clear weather with south
erly winds, but slight changes Of tempera-
ture.
For the Gulf Statesand Tennessee, south.
erly winds with less cIoudiness, followed
by increasing pressure and lower tempera.
ture.
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BY Hill & Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
NO. l1CS Main street.

NEW FRAMED TENEMENT ON
~ CHURCH HILL. ON THE VEST SIDE es OF
THIRTIETH BETWEEN n AND o STREETS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY the
18th Instant, at O'Clock +. NJ, on the premises
Ing four rooms located rs above The lot fronts 80
feet running back 100 feet. This property is IN an
improving portion OF the city, anu Will be sold az
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six and
twelve months, six per cent interest, secured by
tru.t daed HILL IL GODDlN,
Ts1 Auctioneers.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, December 1l.-Flour advanced ant
in ta!r demand Corn firm: old ear, 55@56c.
.l!esd. 55c: new SIC, Pork quiet and steady ~
Lard steady; Kettle, sH@sAc.: steam, &C.. Bacol
quiet and steady; shoulders held at 6ac.; clear rib
7}c clear &c.; an new. Whlskey firm ut 9Oc
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6 ousecration OF an Episcopal Bishop

YAlEleH, N. c., December 11:-ReV. Or:
Theodore b. Lyman, assistant Bishop elect
Of tive Episcopal diocese Of North Carolina,
1rss ,,onsecrated to-day at Christ Episcopal
church in this city. Bishop Whittingham,
OF Maryland, presiding. Bishop. Lay
nreacheI the consecration sermon. Over
thirty ministers of this and other States
were present and participated The audi
ence was the largest ever known in the
church. Bishop Lyman preached tonight
and confrmetl six persons.
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FINANCIAL.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 11-Noon.-Stocks active
and irregular. Gold opened at lo9x; now. 109x
Money, bid. Exchange--Long. 6x; short, 81.
Governments strong states strong.
Epentag--Money easy at 6@7; demand for ousi-
ness paper active. The banks, after supplying
their customers, fud themselves with heavy sur.
plus. ST erlng firm at 81. Gold, 109k@ 0oS.
Governments strong; little done. States strong;
Ntfla doing.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER IL, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John laylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandse and passel tecrs L. B: Tatum, agent.
Steamer wyanoket C1Teh s SeT YORK Cm mefcah
Bark Adolpli, He, rickson, Liverpool via City
Point salt, Lee, SedL on & GO: ,
Schooner Roxanna, .Frank, Baltimore coal, I. d.
Page.
Steamer Transit, Ge,sShega1; Baltimore mer-
chandise and passengers, L. 3: IaMm, agent.
and pae sengers, John ": WYATT. agent.
Steamer Empire, Gautter. Philadelphia, mer-
chsndsc and passengers. w. P. Porter, agent.
Bark overland German, Horstman, Bremen,
tobacco, K. y. Noting & Ch-
BY TELEGieaPH.J
new YORK, December l1--Arrived: Huntsville
and City Vi New YORK.
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COMMERCIAL.
By telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December 11.-Cotton quiet sales
tive. " hiskey flr1ner at 96c. Wheat closed frmer
and more active export demand; white seuthe Sn
Com n shade better ard less doing; new western
mixed. aGoat, TIC. Sugar NS4c. lower. Rice I'M
changed. Pork quiet and firm. Lard frmer at
7-l6c. Tallow quiet. Freights unchanged.
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A Terrible Trafsedy.

CHARLESTON. MASS, December la man
named KimbaIi., blacksmith, killed bis wife,
and hlmse ELI while laDorlng
under fit Of insanity. The disease pre-
walls in his family.
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Cn,p1rsros, s. c., December lime
Convention In the interest OF the An r,lo,'
railroad from Chicago to Charleston as Sar
bled at the rooms OF the Chamber o. ooin'
mcrce this morning. A large CROWD OF panh-
ers and merchants were present, lncluo'ps
100 delegates from points along the line.
After speeches Of welcome the Wnole parry
with several hundred citizens, LOOK an eA.
rursion down the harbor. Az n'eut tne
FORMAL business of the Convention DeSSan.
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g. ~...h raro,,na State Debt, DE.

rfha North Carolina state Debt, &C
RALEIGH, December 1.-THE bill FOR hn d 5ho
od;mstment of the State debt Will De dls,
eussed In the Senate tomorrow Dy spee'a'
Hon. W. N. Edwards, member OF Con
cress ia 1915, is very i'll at bis residence III
Warren county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12
Charges Preferred Against Genera!
Howard.

New YopE, December ia epccial dis
patch FROM Washington to th e Tribune says
The Secretary Of War has sent letter to
the House making direct charges OF fraud
and malfeasance in Office against Brigadier-
General o. o. Howard in co injection with
his management of the Freedsaen's Bureau"
The letter is accompanied by evidence from
the records and accounts Of the late Bureau
which fully sustain the Secra tary'S charges.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12
ST. LOUIS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, December l1.-Flour firm and II
faIr demand: suncrlne winter, 81 50MS5. Cor,
firm scarce, and higher; new mixed, 6oc. on track
or at aOc. Pork quiet al s14Gs14.50. Bacon
order lots. 5Hc. tor shoulders SIC. for cler TiD
SC for clear sides. Lard easier; steam, TS iSic