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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

DEMOCRATS and friends What
would be the effect on our common
country of four more years o. Radical
administration Could the Republic SUR
vive SO great a calamity? How could We
endure so great prolongation of igno-
rant, corrupt and extrayagant rule?
YoTE your ticket open.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

Let every business house in the State
close on election day.-CLARIoN.
Let every business man do just as he
has a mind to.-Times.
Yes, and the patriotic business men
will have ga mind to }" give one business
day for the cause of Democracy and Re
form
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

Mr.. O. T. WEST, Chairman of the
Republican Executive Committee of
Tate county, has acted sensible part in
publishing a card in the Tidal Wave
resigning his position and virtually dis
banding the Republican organization, if
any existed, in that county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

Go to the polls early. Stay late.
Give the whole day to your county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

"TURN from the dead past to new
and better future Samuel j. Tilden.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

LETS have no long lines of voters
crowding the polls.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

The CLARION says: tYote an open
ticket"
Why?
We say. vote conscientiously an open
or folded ticket just as you may deem
proper. This is supposed to be free
country.
Vote an open ticket, why? So that
the country may know that the Demo
Gratis, Conservatives and Reformers, are
proud of the ticket they vote and are
not ashamed to show it. It is now sup
posed to be free country. It will be
known to be free when TiIden is elected,
and we hear no more of armed invasions
of States by United States troops (side
South Carolin:.l to prevent them from
throwing off the yoke o. thieves
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

LET'S have a larger majority than we
had last fall. What say you all?
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STATE SENATE.

Firth D1srR1cr-MoNROE NJ. CURRIE.
NINTH ii. G. MCCABE.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01
Our COn2reksIslen.

"Reform" is the ralIying cry of the
people all over this broad land. 1t is
upon this issue that Samuel J. Tilden is
to be elected President of the United
States. To carry out Reform principles
he must have Democratic Congress to
back him up Therefore it is doubly the
duty of every friend Of Reform to work
for the election Of the Democratic nom
inees for Congress Muldrow, Manning,
Money, Singleton, Hooker, ard last but
not least, Chalmers.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01
str. Myth of the Negro Vote,

The negro vote of the United Stat
numbers about 929, 900, and is distri Ut
ed among the several States as follows:
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

AN open ticket-a straight ticket.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

GEN. A. NJ VEST Democratic a
didate for Elector tor State az large Do
engaged to address mass meetings
In Chickasaw county at places q. .
hereafter designated on the 2lt -
and ODD.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

VoTE the straight ticket open,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

vorE an open ticket.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

Carrolltou, November LIT.
Black Hawk. November ID.
Lexington, Novem Der an.
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YoTE your ticket open.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

LZ GEORGE
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-11-01

G. +. Buck,
Sheriff Of Claiborne Co.
Il. J. SMITH,
Mayor of Port Gibson.
A. j. LEWIS,
Chairman Elk. Com.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-01
CUMBERLAND.

iE CONSERVATIVE CANVASS IN THE COUNTY
ABLE SPEECHES FOR TLDEN, HENDRICKS,
AND HiSToS-THE COLORED CONsERyA TIVE
ELEMENT GR0wiEG--A CAMPAIGN CLUB Or
GANIZED-CEOrs. &c. e...... ...-.s .' -
Correspondence Of The Rlchmon Dispatch.J ~
OAK FOREST, Va, August %, 1876.
Our county Court passed OFF quietly to-
Jay. There vas quite a large attendance.
several cases Of minor importance were de-
c.dcd ~ ' ~
=, IN the afternoon Dir. s. T. Coleman called
We large crowd together, and introduced
nPiohei W. +. G.. Gregory, OF Petersburg,
"ho delivered one OF the most powerful
,~A telling speeches ever heard in this
"lhty. The Colonel made a very fine im-
%s'sion, especially with the colored peo-
w. who, TO Judge from their loud and fire.
1-ent cheering, smiling countenances, and
E@aEeroation, will on the eth day OF next
, wy flock 10 the support OF Hinton
WA Sehd lAe Hon. O. Mr. Jorgenson where
,' "oodt!nc twinetb."
p.''le ana stirring speeches were made by
s'Fs; Mckinney and Marye.
o,'a., :honserpatiye, skampaign klub" was
Tt ~ .G4s~- ~ -
,r. Inc corn crop Is good, The farmers
p p.I avery small crop OF tobacco; and
, "na' little they have is looking badly, and
''iis apoat to be destroyed by the worms.
jim, JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-01
A MECKLENBURG JOUST.

a GRAND TOURNAMENT At BUFFALO SPRINGS
GAY BALL-FAsT TR0TTISG MATCH, SC.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS. EA..1
August 80, 1876.
AS IN appropriate closing OF pleasant
and prosperous season there will be held
here on September It'll 4 grand tourna-
nlent. There have been entered sufficient
number of skilful knights to insure an eX-
cited and spirited contest. They will ride
in costume, and for three rings at each ride.
The knight taking the largest number Of
rings in three rides (horse at full speed) will
be declared the champion, and entitled to
crown the Queen OF Love and Beauty. \
solid silver crown has been loaned for the
occasion. Distinguished speakers will adj
dress the knights. and make the coronation
speech. The grounds at night will be illu-
minated, and ballroom handsomely deco
rated. u.s..
Captain 7. D. Jefl'ress, Colonel William
Baskerville, and Thomas Williams, Esq,
constitute the committee Of arrangements.
An exceedingly enjoyable time may be eX-
pected, and we look for several days OF fes-
tiyities. " ....:. lvs* ~. '.,
A number OF young gentlemen from Dam
vile will be down with some fine trotting
stock to contest on the 2course near the
springs the speed Of Colonel PaNton's ia
nous trotting horse. !, te.> X.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-01
LEXINGTON PRESBYTERY.
Reported for the Dispatch.]
FIRST DAY. F'

The prc>lytery of Lexington met to-day,
August 3ath. at Lebanon church, and was
opened with Z sermon by the Moderator,
Rev. J. v. EoScbro. on the text !. Cor,
II, -.
Ali"r sermon the Presbytery was consti-
=, tutcd hV drawer. The roll was called, when
iwrnty-one ministers and twelve ruling
elder, answered to their names.
I;ry. !. y. Waddcll was elected modcra-
tor, and Rev. 6. L. Brown and Professor
!. :. Cmurbeil chosen clerks. Rev. J. J.
Anderson. II the Presbytcry OF Savannah,
WAS invited 10 sit as a corresponding men,
brr. I'Tr>Iytcry then took recess for one
hour. ..
Aitcrre the Presbytery resumed bu>-
Ness. Rev. ,jameS Murray, Rev. a. Fl. Ham
.non, and e.. J. Bell, ruling elders from
Mount Carmel. and j. Caricofe, from Messy
Creek. aHd T. L. Lambert, from Bethel, ap-
r"arcd and were enrolled. ,-.
The minutes Of the last stated meeting
were read by the stated clerk. ..s..- s..
The authorities Of the Baptist church at
iraigsvlle rendered the use OF their church
:nr services during the meeting Of Presby-
'"ry Referred TO the Committee on DeyO-
'onal Exercises. - - =
Leave was granted Lexington church to
EU>ecute 4 cali before the PresDytery OF
south Alabmna for the pastoral services OF
hry. Or. Burgeit.
Rev. Robert Scott was excused for absence
II the last meeting OF Presbytery. Rev. &.
Il. pcnnywas also excused for absence from
>Nnr, and leave w:ts granted to labor out OF
oar bounds.
lsry. Robert Scott was also excused Tor
absence from The present meeting.
icy. ur. Junkin WIS excused also for alb
'"Mcc fro)a the present meeting. 80
IN overture from Bethesda church, on
ne subject OF promiscuous dancing by
tAurch members, was read and referred to
NE Committee on Bills and OvertureS.
The commissioners TO the General Assem-
'.E reported. and their diligence was APP
iro'"d; and the balance due DR.. Ewing to
uriray III, expenses was ordered to be paid.
he committee TO install Rev. Mr.. Boyd
made report; which was adopted, and the
committee discharged >...... ..... ,s
] he Moderator read the list Of the COM
mttcc>.
Irc>bTrIy adjourned to meet tomorrow
morning ~ g o'clock. Closed with prayer.
i.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
SUBSCRIPTION TO UNITED STATES FUNDED
LOAN SO. - - s'

SUBSCRIPTION TO UNITED STATES FUNDED
LOAN. -, =, -
LONDON, August 3I.-The remaining
100000, 900 United States funded loan was
offered for subscription to-day at 1889. The
Ffnancier says: cts issue will probably
have little or no effect on the money market
the operation being substitution for ex
listing stock, but some effect will be pro
duced while deposits are locked up pending
the receipt Of new bonds" ~. y,t 'l.l'::
81 THE TURKISH SULTAN DEPosED.
CoNsTANT1NopLE, August 31.-The Coun
ell Of Ministers and great dlgnitaries Of the
Empire have proclaimed Abdul Hamud Sui
tan vice Murad, deposed. .aa.
THE IRON TRADE. a..
LIVERPOOL, ENG, August 31.-The Jour
nal of Commerce says "The crisis in the
Cleveland iron trade has assumed u serious
aspect. 1t is stated that Swan, Coates &
Co., iron-masters, have petition in liqui.
dation, and that the Lackenly IRON Works
Company, Thomas Vaughan d Co., Thomas
Charlton a. Co., and R. 81. Charlton, have
decided on similar steps," ..:s
a.. HEAVY LIABILITIES. ....
. LONDON, August 31.-The liabilities OF
Thomas Vaughan & Co., recently suspended,
amount to 100000. , -.t'..'t "..
EUGENIE's WINTER RESIDENCE. s.aa
ROME, August 31.-EX-Empress Eugene
has purchased for winter residence here
the villa of the Grand Duchess Maria, ioi
Russia. ~. --1,,,i'..,.. - ..-' ''''''
r. The Eastern War.
BELGRADE, August 3l.-The Turks keep
attacking AleXarlitZ, hoping to capture the
place before mediation. The Servian infan-
try has been worsted, but the artillery be.
have well. Russian Influence istubbornly
interposes obstacles to peace. Russians are
sWarming to- Servia. Should a. six weeks
arlnistice ,occnr the SerYian! army will he
fully re0rgnnized, and WILDE stronger than
at the beginning Of the war. 49,, ~ T.: 10,
r.a LONDON, August 31.-A dispatch to, the
Reuter- Telegram Company: from Pagusa
SAYS: Deryish Pasha has reached Padsc-
rita with strong detachment. OF Egyp-
tians and tArabians. The Turkish force at
Padgoritza is now very formidable, having
tifty-four guns. The Prince OF Montene-
gro's headquarters and army are between
Daniloograd and Gralova." - ..-Ie.:al .>y!S.l
I BELGRADE, August 31.-Oficial; intelli-
gence received here tonight announces that
the Turks were defeated at all points on the
right bank of the Morayia, and subsequently
were taken in the, flank and put to flight.
Their bridges over the MoraYia. We're de-
stroyed. : The Servians occupied the Turk
ish entertainments on the right bank OF the
river, :. H.. = 80 l.,;'isY.-:i n. i,aa !,
i LONDON, August 31.-A correspondent Of
the Times at Belgrade, says an examination
by, Russian, English, and Servian surgeons
fully confirms the statement that a; large
number Of Servians wound themselves in
order to avoid battle. + n = :',':igf ;Is,.f.
The Turks have received siege-train
from Nisch, and i'm default of an arpaistice
something very decisive may. be expected
at AleXinatz. ,'/-iho@1 -. =. , - =
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BY Telegraph,

Il ,.,.....,.,s, NEW YORK. g,sc :Itt.qt /. IA
ne i5e sas ssss sds sa ass e
mon sxra 90; sS9a to choice s es
old sm6er red in store; as For amber Ohio. Com
fully lc. lower, with, moderate, Demand; 65@s5e.
for yellow western. Oats a shade hrmcr, With good
Inquiry. Rio coffee quiet and unchanged Sugar
very quiet: s@9Hc for fair to good refining; re-
Rice dull and unchanged. TalioW steady at s@8sc.
for common 20 prime. Rosn steady. Tucpentine
sfssoS sIs agen1a epeaea R sa
81. I2k@sl.l3. Frelghts arrn. s1I itts5 ,Hatg:lEs
go. BALTIMORE. ~. a.t! tf3.,a.
BALTIMORE, August 3l-Blour firm and un-
changed. Wheat IN good demand and firm; receipts
small !. Maryand,Fa,r. 70 choice, s1.ls9$1.3s:
e Efa ss dea am asa ali sns
white, 5e@5se;; yellow, Ssa56s, Oats quiet and
steady RE dull and gScbangsa Provisions aall
7a@se; clear rib, 9aG l9c: Hams lS@1ets ::
Lard 1Ikl ak SSse tT 1ss ve esanas @
Ssl I2K.. susaf unchanged ,alf ,r.atst 5 H.,
-%"1Vi 9'.' LOUISVILLE 9 -, +
LOUISVILLE, August 31.-FIollr steady and un-
si ssm5er, si@s1. os:, While. sl@sI.lO: Corn
BARLEY steady aaa unchanged Provisions unset,
Ill
sI7.23. Shoulders, :614e.; clear rib
ades. s4@s4c.: clear sides, sc; Bacon-shoulders,
Sss fssS rssss sPg s MR.E ssss e aSs
ic apo lnshpppse crscrNSArf. g =
,aCINcrsyaTr, august 8 l.-FIotr dull. Wheat dun
at .@SI. los. Corn In flr Iienaaad Cats
quiet and steady ut 356142s. Rye. lrmerl BIT SIG
Ssc Fork unsettled. Lard dull and lower steam,
slI.7B@$J2 1870 + Bulk.meats quiet and weak =
shoulders sIssr d S s,sd
lower: 77Sc.; clear ffb-sides 1850
1857 c.er sides, sa. Wbiskey, 10. .F7i
j., nj ~ .r,ais ELOUIs.s z::ss.e ~ sstes83f;
ST. Louis, August 31..F1our dull and un,.
faIi, 90@99ac. Corn dull: No. 2 mixed, flo
oats easier; No. Q. SOC. Rye frmer at S4c Barley
Lard dn and nominal; prime .
steam SIC. Buk-meats Inactive: shoulders, 6kc;
dess, 7,s97iac. clear RIB and clear sides, 10000
g3aS97tc. & - ~ :. & -. r ss.s. 2
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND.

Livestock sales report from August 25th to Au-
gust 31st 1876: .e...s .s..Ta,.tit ,,9.a
: Cdttie.-l53 head. 4 very full supply OF COM
mon 10 medium gra.cs. But few gOad or top catt.e
Offering this week. Prices ranged from 24@4xc.
gross. Two or three good steers sold at q shade
Hogs.-2l7 head .s4@94c. net, for nice, smooth
corn.fed, crossing 100 TO $50 lbs. No heavy hogs
wanted. ..# rr,... -,
medium grades hard to sell ut 34@3kc.: lowest
grade to good stock ewes 1T $1.5Q@S3 p head. =,
Lam5S.-S1 .50@S3.50 3 head.
n ha higher. . tG"f5 rt. go
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NORFOLK.


Cotton.--The market during tho week under re-
view has ruled as follows: Wednesday dull; no
sales ddlns lls Thursday Spe ses st e
SnisS Sn PM 81 Sales niadne dull
s sns ass ssd mo s ss mdg aea
(to-tlayb quiet and steady; no sales: nidhing, LID
Butter aAlarkes dull; Sey y YORK. ss@s2e vest
Gor9.@Siarket quiei sales to-day df I 600 BUSH
els on private terms :sales of the week amount
240o bushels; Wequote prime atS6eSS2ci COM
Eggs|SlarSet active at 12c. perdozen. - -; ~
Nour-Markesq pie.. though demand gsoeoa; e ny
nie Blue, e new Wheat, S725 buy and Try, 81;
GtheF gEaass sa f4mys s extra
ty s stot s' Ct 15eSS!a aseon so
quPs eests.- sarket arm sales to-day Of 10 bags
busheltotal, $50 bags. Sales Of the week amount
70 re- Z Ps5 as4.a ~ f<rl :
! B % sassSsnssais5Sasis Sai,sL q
apeaches-5O G75c. q box. By; 9,.ai Tor .t>.'nFs
Psars-5oe:@Sl S e eSS; 20 a narre, sweet
Red si@sI. so = barrel; yeno%, s2.25@ssso q
barrel qo2sel: >,..,., o,,a,. NOW mess pork.
s50 SS@sad g fsn s s Ss ssfg
B s I'm h mss;sbssss4 ssgs1 Clear aSag S
siIes. 1osS 1oNc; Ions clear: f6a9 I0Hc: Virginia
bae s,i i8@2Oc:p2 midding, ia @l4e.i
shssas5zz quiet and receipts light
heart 6s ds fiUss a2e
early deliveries will command, better AZ
quote pipes at $50 cults, $50: hogsheaaas xoos
dun and lover; prime asesening now at $50 c"s,
/, sTar.-Mnrset auietJ We quote at sa25 @N.SeL I
! WIidf:-Market quiei. Receipts and sales light.
we q i SsosSo e seGess At se
1856 Tsstsqss;9sss sssS
Soc 2 b.; skeepsldns ~ % f . 'Hgi
6 pErERsBJRG.,,,;;f si ~, s nv 49, \ ~,
stock Is light aud ossings small sales Of Is bales,
alto nsis Of III lise xd 1eF a s.rifs and
'sn d 6a SOUTH I aad
We aaSsse s oa sisaass az
ae e Sriin a ogo: low mlddling: 0ae:;
goo midding 1ISll4e Futures Fgtnres about
sssss bsss a
If zzs.ssssIs fesa e pEfnf zee 4
Easgs.1fn barrels l4c. s dozen I'M crates 30 80
D,aed f1frslit.-Apples, fancy, D.. 4@a KS.
quarters and halves. A@4Ea shced og6e.
fssshssaSonssi y 81 - 80 So.
i! I: 4 s SD sas ',.s q:
fsssE Assass ss ssass saasS1ssasa 100
sGfasl.s heart y e9s e s IA
ss So ssp. s4saIal aa l
na sSGs s;.a ssss sss
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TOBACCO MARKETS RI /.
IcHMoNDToBAcC EXCHANGE

.aGSISTSl@ IS1o..s,
Since our last weekly resiewof the Richmond to-
bacco market there has been a.eonsiderable falling
of in the receipts but The breaks and offerings have
continued fni, ana the prices desirable grades
have been sustained The market closed quite firm,
WIKI anupMsrd tendency. The weather has been
very favorable Of late FOR the growing CROP and
continues so and there should bea late fall is COM
fdeniis believed tta full half crop Of good tobacco
win be made. yotiii -iis; -G,IlitsG: 1:eg
The breaks last week ,approSi ,ls6a2 hogs-i
heads 254 uerce., and Al boxes. rf}., s;!,il ~;
The breaks .to-t day were 31a; -hpssheadsq Al
derccs,i and boxes; the offerings at auction on
Change were IA packages, ,pg Which number, 80
were taken n, and the restaae saI a prices rang
WE continue our quotations; 10 Hof,iio .a: !. ~
DARK Printing o' asl y, !.
DARk.-Lngs--Nery common,l S4@s1 3 nedianl
to GOOD ss5SS@s5 lsdea
the, sissrket i7@siss iiiae extra
igood, GI1 @$12s50 fine smoking. $f5@sg0 extra
se@s12. good to ane, I2@S15 extra filters, Sl5
@$17.50! s;Wrdpp ers-Coalmon, SI516s20; me-
dunn TO: good, 0@sS0 :1ine, s30GS45; extra
'MgMoGIs T. Wrappers Con, mon, Isl 1900
extra, S5O@S60. ~tez'~-
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BY telegraph.
~. t.SEM E0RK -. -.

NEW York, August ts1 In tt STD active
Ec sSss!s sos s 1sas se
rcnty bonds better; tie rest unsettled and lower,
Tenilessee's better Ytgtiias, old and new
Eyeatn inc IN e easy 66ffetea at Sterling
weak at 4S7ss. Go,d weak ut 1901 0lS. Govern
melits active andunsettled: States; quiet md nornt
nall .,2,'. - -
.-ss1 !sBAkTIsIoRE..:.. ~, 90 ar. %stG /.
BhriAoRE.. August 8 .Stirgtnin .6,s, deferred,
51: cpnsols e6isa seeond series, 31siEorth Caro-
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.ByaHifeesF Dnmestie, .2t@4as frut. a1.856s
seo spplest $2.D o9es peaess go
81 I Hafsksgs: Marass asstyt bios $3.50
yssssss. sss'ssS, ss gsss e So e.
&3.60 0laEtf upwards 70 Z
6tli Domestic o. .86@ss ! imported, % q easel
4 8Iifl.Feed.
6htpsttt1t SIC n busfel. X: I; Fl ~. I'll
I BTo1caStag: 25c, p hust,el 80. -; q s.
Sh0TtS:: 10000. n brssheI 81. 80.
s Iphseft Bran 20c. d bushel.
/ Cora Bran &C.. per btsheI. 4, ~; "a ~.
ST. Powder, Shot, sc. sfstssssss 81 rel
Fuse: Toys mining, s. @S1.25 "a 100 feet.
Ponder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than i've
kegs, 1925 blasting, $3.25@$3. so.
Shot: Northern, s2.4 06Sa50 q bag OF 25 BIS
Grfndsto1ss: 1a@2lsc, fb. 90 .i,sFTj s.fs,
]. -l)ak-Season ,$3. 50M$S.76 ;upseasoned;
S2 S0MS3. =. ,is SIS e s+s
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NEW YORK.

In Kentucky leaf there Is sufficient trade ON ex-
port account to give the, steady prices noted. In
seedleaf business is moderately active only. Sales
are 600 hoesheads Kentucky leaf at 6k@16Hc.; 100
New, England, 1874 crop, at SG16c.; 122 cases
New England, 1875 crop, 62@14c.; 100 cases
State, 1874 CROP on private terms; 400 bales Har.
ana ut sSc.@s1.10. Virginia eaf fairly active and
steady IN price Wequotc as follows: tG6hc: for
dark, heavy Tugs; 96l1N &c. Tor do. low leaf; 100
Ice. for do. medium to- good !; 16@l7c. for fine;
selections, ,l7@1sc;: 1o@l5c. for bright Yellow
fer bright yellow smoking lugs; 10000 for me-
dunn to good; 30@40c. for extra fine--Jonrnat 81
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T. 49, '''
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE .yn11ow-psrrn,1s SAVANNAH.

=. The sEELIOW-FEl ERIlh SAVANNAH. ff H..
SAVANNAH; G A. 4, August a1.-Oficial re-
ports from cemeteries show that there'were
twelve yellow-iever iliterments yesterday.
The report Of the committees OF benevolent
associations to-day show that the disease Is:
ON the decrease, and is confined entirely.to
the suburbs. Z: atr;:o4. y .,-zs.s IS - 20 4
Later.-It is found that by a mistake IN
one Of the cemeteries the total .intelmentS
yesterday from, yellow-feyer should be six
instead OF ten. The interments to-day, be-
sides those enormously in yesterdays re
port, are three. .h'.,::..'s' ~" =
T WILMINGTON! n. G., august S1.-The
Mayor has issued a, pro cianatlon, tnderad-
vice OF the Superintendent :. OF Public
Health, forbidding all persons from Savan-
nah from entering this city. Officers will
meet all southern trains six miles from the
city for the purpose OF requiring rigid, adhe.
renee to the provisions. 81 the proclamation.
THE san FRANCISCO RTsE-LosS OVER THREE
.h!': .it'QUAKTERs OF A MILLION.
i: san FRANCISCO, August 31;T7The loss by
the great fire is S7SO,000. The origin Of the
fire is. .supposedr to hare been; incendiary,l
THE intention being to burn factories en-
pdoying Chinese. -
seq RAILROAD sTATIoN-KEEPER ROBBED.
P0UTukEEPsls E.. n. y, Angus, 3l.-Four
masked men bucked and gagged the station
keeper at Hudson! River station last night,
and robbed the, office. Two, arrests have.
been made. ---- - =,
;:sS = waoIr FAMILY BUrchERED Il TEXAS. z II
l:lsr. LOUIS, August 3i:LAdviees from De-
,Ic.aatllr. Texas, say that the Rev. ", X; Eng
land. Methodist minister, his wife, step
daughter, AM -four step-sons were murder
ed at their home, six miles from Montague,
aks SATURDAY Sg 4|sh gssy as s fs as
have been received, but lit Is supposed the
sbutchery was committed fol-, money, as the
family is rich. sd Z. yE! !,
,:aa. G8FE.t@ PRIzE.FIGHT-f' A!is ~ LII I. = !
New CASTLE, DEL. August j3l.--W Weldon
and Walker fought this morning on the
Jersey shore. 'Weedon won in sixty-tWo
rounds. rs<. sl,.; ,.e.,t.p 8, .49 j..
PHILADELPHIA, August 31.--The dead
body OF Walker, who had the .prze-tght
this morning, has been found at Salt wharf,
Greenwich Point. eedenj 10 at large. !, j,
LYNcHRRs SENT ON FOR TR1AIi--FAT4L RAIL;
|, :, ROAD AccIpE Excite NEXT sc Ar WINDSOR,
: IS. C. ,z,ht, 5..s,sla,ts isl.t ~. 7
..sAueusra., August 81 The parties arrest
ed, for, .aynching Robert Williams in this
city Saturday night had rai pre- imdnafY ,ey-
limitation before the County Court to.
day, and, were committed ito fail, charged
with murder I'M the second degree; To await
trial before the superior Court.
Joseph Goldsn.ith, Of Charleston, was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-01
SU1IAC.

Demand light Virginia at s6s&$7o. currency,
for new crop foreign ut $3.50 for 1ead seal, and
S95@s97. so, gold for parcels to arrfvc-ND YORK
Journal 81. Commerce, 30th1iJn q gitti3stfE ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-01
PETERSBURG.

The offerings to-day were quite large, generally Of
interior grades. Large sales made ut the de-
cline III prices, which gave the market more active
appcarance. The manufacturers arc buying more
freely. we quote the market active at quotations:
Bright fancy, S15@S5a: good leaf Of decided char
iiuIn grades of leaf, 5000; lugs, long and eafy.
SO. 5eG$s :lugs, common, S5.5 0@$6 :primings, 80
Ms3.5 appeal, 3Oth. .G.e..ts sa...Ey@g