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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-23

DANIEL DREW EXAMINED examine
ton in bankruptcy Of Daniel Drew took
place in New York on Tuesday. When
asked what had become Of all his money Mr..
Drew replied "There never was SIGH case
in all Wall street Of anybody's losing so
much In such a little while-S2. 000,0 900 in
fifteen months" To an inquiry rs to where
it went he replied: "'Nor-west and Way
bosh." He didn't think the boys had meant
to "conspire" against him, but that they
were kind Of afraid of him and daren't go
with him the lengths he was laying out.
As long as he could, he said, he "saw 'em
through"
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

THURSDAY, June %, 1876.
The past week has been marked by decided i'm
proycment in the tone Of market, and the want
Of animation spoken Of In last weekly review of
the Richmond tobacco market has been superseded
by brisk demand for all desirable grades. and stiff
ening of prices The weather for the past two weeks
has been very unfavorable for the setting of the to-
bacco CROP We are now having frequent showers,
and should this weather continue the prospects are
that three fourths of crop will be planted
The breaks for the past week comprised 1901
hogsheads, 259 terces, and 107 boxes.
We now quote:
DARK.-PrimingS-$1 5@$3.50.
DARK.-Lugs-Very common. S3@$4;> medium
to good $5GgS6.50 extra, S7Gy$7.5 so. Leaf-Com-
mon, $6@$7; medium, $76S9: good. S10@$l2 !:
fine, S1250@$l6.50: extra line, suited for the Nc
diterranean market $3.50; fine extra black wrap
pers, $15.5O@$16.
HT.ELugs.-Cominon,. .s5@$s; medium
to good, $S@$11: fine smoking. $l2.50@S20:
extra smoking, $20@325. Ledf-Comnion to me
dunn, $7@$IO; good to fine, $12@S15: extra fill
ers, ~ 5@$17.50. Wrdppers-Cokmon,S 81 OGS1 {;
medium TO good, S1s@s25; fine, a25@$40; extra,
$4,000.
MAIioGANY.-W rappers-Commo !$12@$15 :
medium to good, $15@'s20; fine, a25@$3o; extra,
$35@S50.
Breaks to-day :: ss7 hogsheads, SO tierces, and
boxes. = t~.set q
Packages offered at auction, 129; of which 81
were sold.
Prices ranged from So. 90 to s54.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JUNE 2O.-For Kentucky leaf there Is rather 0
The advices from the West indicate more favorable
crop prospects Seedeaf Is held as before but mode.
rately dealt In. Sales are 800 hogsheads Kentucky
7@e5c.; 80 cases Pennsylvania 1874 crop, at SIC:
100 cases Pennsylvania 1874 aud S75 crop, on pri-
ya,e g 1871 ON P
vate terms: 144 Ohio, 1876 crop, at $50 SIC.
80 cases New England 1875 crop, on private terms
wanted aud desirable lots bring full prices quoted
at 4s@5c. for dark heavy lugs SOIL c for dark 10"
leaf; 12@13c. for dark medium to good: LAG Ice
Working filters; 26@45c for wrappers; for
bright Yellow smoking Jugs; 15@20c. for medium to
good; 25@35c for extra fine. o.
7c; good iugs, 7@sc.; low leaf sk11oc.; me
dunn leaf: 11@l2c.; good leaf, 12.@1shc.; fine
Iaryiaad;- Frosted, ss@ss4. sound common MOI,
SS9$9; good to fine red, S9g$1l fancy; Rl3(gSsO;
upper country, s6'5o@$29 ground leaves new %
sohio.-Inferior to good common, s5@$7; greenish
and brown s7@s759; medium to ae rsa s Sne
s,mngled to yellow, $IO@$15.
SEED Leaf-Crop of 1873: New England wrap
allie. lllers, .6@7c.; Pennsylvania assorted lots.
I6G22c. New York assorted lots, good to fine, loo
l5c. New York assorted lots, common, 7G9c.
Ohio assorted lots, 7H@9c.; Wisconsin assorted
' Crop T Of is74: New England wrappers shipping
pers fine 25@35c.; filters, selections, 5@6c: Sc
conds and filters. shipping lots, 5t97c.; Pennsylva-
MIA assorted lots ldhl &c. New York assorted lots.
common, 7@9c; Ohio assorted lots, 5;g@7c.; Wis
cousin assorted lots, 5Hdd7c.
FOrei1n.-Iavana filters, common, SOtNS5c.; Ha-
yana filters. fair S7k692c. Havana filters, fine, Csc.
GrSI Is Yara, / and II cut, assorted, $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures work, common and me-
,lium in bond. 14Gl ne; good and fine, In bond, ls
m20c.: bright work, common and medium Ill bono'
I9@22c.; good and fine. III bond. 24@42c.
other crude Mnn'd.
HhdS. Pigs. Los.
Exports for the week. 1918 S22 9S2S2
EXPORTS from Jan. l. 29,003 23,37O 3,572,535
Exports same time
last year. 1I.SOZ ZUsSFf o,u5O-yoO
Receipts for the week. .....,. hhds 1880
Receipts for the week ........ bXs. and cS. 4,254
Receipts from January l..... hhds 52.60g
Receipts from January L.. bXs. and cS. 91,5ll
Receipts same time lust year. bids. 2I03l
Receipts same time last wear bxs. and cs. S6,S5G
Journal or Commerce.
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shs's SO Ds e re- as Sos pa
se aGe ass' e sgs#sa Cher
r,'zss ;sasstngs wholesale, 4@4xc.; retail,
Rope: Manila, best, Is@lsc.; jute, exc.
Licorice.
Lic9rfes Passs: 3; 9. Co.. ale; r. E., 23c.
27c.; A. G. O., 26c.: G. y g., CSC. IS
Lumber, Slaves, &c.
yIsns pops Wsf sM s52 E 5000 s Ms sas
s e.ss ssieoo yslISw pine boards, sISgsI4
Loo s iss sass S0ss SO
& SsS whhkey: barrel timber, green. 1s@s2og
timber, s6@s7.50 p 1000. F1our-barrei poles. 81
tSSS: ohogshead-hoops, no demand; hickory hoops
EGGS: Mixed cotton, s4c.; white, 4c.; wocllen,
Liquors, Wines, &c.
Ade: Scotch, best brands, pinss, $2@$2.15 p
49,; apple, ss.5oSss; Virginia f Peach. i' ss@
Rsst!esd J Rgsssksgs: Market higher and steady
aSSYs WTsssksgs Medium, slSo@ss; ss DID, g
Gin: Domestic, sf.a5@s2; imported SO . case.
MilI.Feed.
Shipstuf: 55c a bushel.
BroUnStuf: soc. p bushel.
Shorts csc. "A busfel.
Wheat Bran 20@25c. q bushel
Corn Bran: 1S@20c. per b,lshei.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c. @S1.25 p 100 feet.
Ponder: 1916 by the five keSs-less than five
kegs, 1925; blasting, $3.25@$3.50.
Shot: Northern, $2.4O@$2.5O p bag of 25 Tbs
GrtndStoneS: 1A@24c. . b.
Wood.
--Oak-Seasoned So. 5O@$3. rs ;unseasoned
s2.50@S3. Pine-Seasoned,! S3Gl$3. so unseasoned
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LOUISVILLE MANUFACTURED-TOB
MARKET.

l. JUNE 19.-There was a moderate inquiry, aud the
favorable to buyers Virginia bright fine pounds,
90c Sl: Virginia bright fine and extra twist, 666t
&c.; Virginia bright extra 6-nch twist, esq 70c.:
Virginia bright 6-inch twist, 53@56c.; Virginia
medium g. and 12-inch twist, ,55@5sc.: Virginia
medium bright navy 3s, As, and 5s, 5o@53c.; Vir-
bright mahogany, 55@56c.: Louisville navy, ma
hogany. second class, 50@52c.; Louisville navy,
navy, fine black, 50@52c.: Louisville hne-cut chew
ing. 45@75c.; smoking, 100000
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BOTETOURT.
Of the Richmond Dispatch

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
FiNCAsTI.E, June 90. 1876.
With us, the heaviest rain since the wal
i'll on last Saturday. Great damage done
t. TIE crops Of corn, wheat, and hay on the
lower lands of Catawba creek and its trib,l-
,aries The waters OF these streams were
higher than at any time since the war.
The wheat crop Of this county is by far
the finest harvested for many years, and the
corn never looked more promising.
Al our regular County Court, which adj
iouIned last week, Patrick Ncstor was con-
Sicted OF horse-stealing and sentenced to
the penitentiary for fourteen years.
II is reported here that the extensive lime
kins OF Dillon & Elicit, below Buchanan,
were destroyed by fire on last Saturday.
GILPIN.
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HEAVY TAxEs.--A friend from Durham,
\. c., informs lis that the extensive to-
accommodating establishment OF
Blackwell & Co.. at that place, has been as
sessed by the United States Government for
the sum of $4,000. being arrearagcs for
taxes upon their business, including scraps,
stems. &C.. not reported by them, because
not considered legitimate subjects OF taxa
ton. Other establishments in that place
have been assessed in equal proportion for
similar ause.-Lynchburg NctcS. .
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DANyILLLE TOBACCO MARKET.

lReported expressly for the Richmond Dispatch.J
JUNE 22.-Receipts not very heavy. Market
active, and certainly no decline In prices, although
there has recently been good season for planting
Plants reported scarce.
LugS.-Very common, 34@$5; common, $59$7 :;
medGn $7@S9: good, S9@$l2.
good, $12@$14.
Smokers.-Common, s1O@s15: medium bright,
S15@S1S; good to fancy, SIS@S30.
Bright WrdpperS-Common, S16@S1S: me-
dunn, $iS@sS24 good, $24@S36; extra, S36@S50;
fancy, S50@&S0.
Mahogany Wrappers.-Com $14@ *20 : me-
dium, s20@$30; good, S30@$40; extra, $40@
S50
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PITTSBURGH pETkOLEunG- MARKET.

JUNE 20.-The crude market was fuctuating to-
in the refined articles. The following were the fu-
ling figures: United Pipe line $l.96s; Conduit,
Sl.97E; Union. $1.95 outside lines, $1.92H.
Crudc-For immediate shipment I. o. b. On cara
was held ut Sl.17a@$2.20.
ReGned.-Phadelphia 14hc.; Baltimore detiVe-
~. 144c. New York, 14Hc. l. o. b. cars, l1tc.
Oit-Barreis..The market Is quiet and weas. We
luote cities at $120 ; country makes ut $l.AU@
81. l2k-DisDdtch.
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WILMINGTON IN. c., MARKETS.

JUNE 2O-SDtrtts TurpenttRs.-Market nrm al
27c Sales Of 450 casks ut BIC. q gallon for south
R6sin.HMarket steady at $1.20 for strained and
xi.25 for good strained Sales OF $50 barrels good
strained at 1925; 131 barrels strained and GOOD
strained at 81 25; 100 barrels pale at @2.So. ana Oh
bifrels extra pale at 1925 q barrel
Tdr.-Slarket firm at $l.6O. Sales OF Ii barrels
at $3.50 p barrel. u,,,, ,,. ;,
Sos barrels at 81 for hard, $3.50 for yellow dip, and
So for virgin.
Corn.-Market steady. with no sales 70 repoFt.
Last sales at 64@66c. q bushel In bulk and zoe. IN
bags. sr "a - Co..
middling. Sales Of 20 bales at 1Ofc. q D'-StdT.
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NEW !. 7, YORK. 4 IROs jaraRKEr.

JUNE 20--For Scotch pig there Is only Q light
trsdc from consumers, IN which way stesdy prices
are made. Sales Of 200 tons or Ccftness ana Eg5fs
ton on private TERMS American pig ss moving Oh
slowly. bnt no change made In prices OF wrought
scrsp zoo tons from yard cold ut $16.
Gengarnock st s3g; Coltness at $50 @sSl Sasss.
American pig at S22@3a3 Tor No. I; SZ0@%21
for No. e; SIG for forge. Rails at e40@$46 for
rails quoted nominally at $21l$22. Wrought
scrap. S2s25@a2e.5 90. Refined B5s- stofe-pEiees:
Z to inch, round and square-1 10 inches by Hto1
inch, $50; bar, refined, ~ to 8 by and 5-16 inca.
500 bar, refined, and Is By and 5-l6 inch, go;
scroll, -$7o@$120; ovals and half.rounds. 1900
$50; band, I to inches by Sci TO No. IL. Se7.o0
S6O@S110; hoop, \ by No. 90 70 and ~ by 13
and IA, S75@S130; naii-rod, o D.. 71@9c.; sheet,
Russia. 11h112c,, g0ld.-J0nTRaE Of Commerce.
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xLIvTH CONGREss--First Session

XLVTH CONGRESS--First Session
WASHINGTON, June %, 1876.
SENATE. $685.. .s.,.
The Post Office Committee reported with
out amendment the House bill preventing
the passage OF obscene literature and lottery
circulars through the mails. Calendar.
A bill retiring General Emory with rank
of brigadier-general was passed.
The presidents Of various insurance COM
panies Of New York petition against repeal
ing or changing the shipping act:
4 bill for the relief OF William Rule
postmaster at Knoxville, was passed.
Mr.. Wright, from the Committee on
Claims, reported with amendments House
bills to pay the claims allowed by the South
ern Claims Commission, and to allow. Ger.
tain claims reported by the accountant OF
the Treasury Department. Calendar.
The naval appropriation bill was discussed
and passed. Executive session.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
The House resumed the consideration o.
the House sundry civil appropriation bills
An amendment was adopted giving thu
printing of debates to the lowest bidder
who shall give 100000 bond. The libra
rian and other departments shall also have
| work done by contract.
The next section was one appropriatine
$50, 000,00O for defraying the expenses Of
the Supreme Court, and the United States
district and circuit courts for expenses o.
suits in which the United States is concern
ed, and for expenses incurred in the en-
forcement of the act relative to the right OF
citizens provided that the maximum com
pensation OF smarshals shall not exceed
s., 900 year, and that hereafter no charge
of mileage shall be allowed to any marshal
but they shall receive only their actual ex
penses; and the allowance to deputies shall
not exceed five dollars per day. 1t also re.
peals all laws in relation to registration OIL
voters. twenty-five thousand dollars fol
the detection of crime against the Govern
ment was stricken out, and the section
adopted.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Livestock sales report from June 16 to June %
1876, reported by l.. Gimmi, weighmaster.
Catt!e-56 head. Average to good, 4@y5c. gross
extra, 54@5kc. gross.
HoJs.-l41 head sold at 7k@9c.. net.
Sheep.-Fat sheep sold at 4h@5kc. gross. stock
sheep. p head, S2@$3.
LamGS.--S2.5O684.25 q head.
KenLS.-x5mXll q head
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Mr.. Blaine on Wednesday received an
offer Of 81 1000 per week to lecture this fall.
The offer was afterwards increased to y, 0W
per week, Dir. Blaine refusing in each III
stance. As soon as he is well enough to
travel he will 20 to the mountains, and put
himself under the care Of his physicians
until he has completely recovered bis
strength. He continues to recuperate but
slowly and is still weak, although in full
osSession OF all his mental faculties.
Harrison l.. Rusmiseil is appointed post
master at Moscow, Augusta county, Va,
ctcc John c. Rusmisell, resigned. Mrs.
CNharine B. Martin is appointed postmas-
Ter ut Kidweil, Tyler county, w. Va, DICE
Joshua y. Wilson, resigned. The post
Office at ShurlZvillc, Writ county, w. Va,
u rcGslab,islied on the route from Burning
Springs TO Spencer, with William A. Golden
H. postmaster.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Money easy at Q. Sterling
4S6. Gold weak at 112s@1l2b Governments
active and lower States quiet and nominaly steady
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, June 22.-Virginia 6's, deferred, 81;
consos, 62n. Bid to-day.
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brilliant reception was given WcdneE-
day evening ut the residence OF Decker Bro
liners, philadelphia, to Annie Louise Cary
and other distinguished vocalists and musi-
clans who are now in attendance ut the Mu-
eical Congress. The occasion was the de-
parture OF Miss Cary for Russia. Among
the artists present were Miss Kellogg, Mrs.
Seguin, Miss ESmeralda Cervantes, Miss
Julia Rives, Mcssrs. Brignoli, RemmertZ,
Ferranti, S. Il. Willis, Il. w. Cosby, and
Dfhprs
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MARINE INTELLuGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE "a, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke, Couch. New YORK; mercnan-
:jise and passengers, G. w. Allen Co., agents.
Steamer j. W. Evernan, Platt, Philadelphia, mef-
chapdise and passengers, w. z. Porter, agent.
Schooner Ellie L. Smith, Weeks, Batli, ele', Ice
Schooner L. S. lowering, Corson, Boston, Ice, a.
q. Bubcock. =
CLEARED.
Schooner Annie Burr, Simpson, Fisinorc, for
orders, Meissner, Ackermann 20.
SAILED.
Steamer Shirley, Travers, Baltimore, Merchandlse
and passengers, l.. b. TatuIn, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norioik, m1'
,handlse and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From Delaware Breakwater June 20th, Dark AriS-
tides iNor.), Andersen, from Antwerp.
From New York June 2lst schooner Mahaska,
Williams.
RrIgs Kaleroe (Rus.), Hallstrom, from Amsterdam,
md William Hunter, from Belfast, now In hampton
Roads have beeu ordered to Richmond.
Schooner Billow, Fales, from Rockland Tor hicn-
ln0nd, ut Norfolk June 21st.
BY Telegraph.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 22.-Arrived: bSig
Eva Parker, from New York for Richmond.
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CARRIAGES, WAGONS. CARTS, DC.

TOR SALE, TWO TOP-BUG-eeSjYy|sR ~ 3
Il GIEs one JUMP-SEhT ROCKA- NJ
WAY. and one SPRING WAGON, made by our.
selves of the hest material. Those In want of WORK
i'm on. line viii do well Ia give us call before ptr
or TO plnctuaI customers. MINOR Il JACOB,
Fourth and Leigh streets, Richmcnd, va.
je 17-eod2W
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Ar.ExANnRyk.

lime 2l.-Wheat Is dull and UNCHANGED; NO
choice samples were offered, but small Lot OF good
not ouotabiy higher: offerings light, with sales OF
mixed st 55c Rye Is quiet at 65c.-Gdzette.
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DRUCs. MEDICINES, 6e.

DEODORIzERS
= A'D DIsINFECrANTs.
DARBY,s PRoPHYLACTIC FLUID,
ENGLISH CHLORALUM,
BROMO-CHLORALUM,
PURE CARBoLATE or LINE
as made for the Board of Health of Baltimore city.
No foreign or inert matter mixed with It, but 1t
Is a highly concentrated preparation Of
CARBOLIC ACID AND LINE,
which we have been selling for several years, and
which we KNOW TO BE EFFECTIVE In DESTROYING
uoxious odors and foul gases from damp cellars cu-
'et ''' MEADE 6 BAKER, Pharmacists.
ie21 9lS Main street
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90-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED At THE
9e-CEET STORE,
$50 WATERPROOF UMBRELLAS,
100 large BIRD-CAGEs,
NEW STYLES VASES,
NEW SMOKING SETS,
More of those CRYSTAL FLOwER-sTANDs,
Another large lot of VALISEs,
A lot of F1sH-GLoBEs, STANDS, and GOLD
FISH, complete, for $1.9S;
Latest STYLES in STRAW and FELT HATS,
Another lot of LADIES' HATS,
The TABLE-CUTLERY we sell at 90 cents set
can't be matched In town for the price.
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{: NEWS
CONGRESS oNAL PROCEEDINGS.
INVESTIGATION OF NAVAL FRAUDS,
Our Delegation in Washington
Majority for TiIden.
COMPROMISE ON APPROPRIATIONS.

THE NEW TRADE-DOLLAR
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SALES

WHEAT.-Red, SO bushels at S1.2O.
CORN White, 256 bushels Oh private terms; l 92
bushels very good at 61c.-totai, A bushels yell
lou, SO bushels on private terms; $50 bushels at
6Oc.-total, 20S bushels Mired, so bushels at &c.
90 bushels on private terms-total, ITO bushels.
OATS.-1O0 bushels good spring at 42c.
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WHEAT.-Red so bushels.
CoRN.-White, AS bushels. Mired, II bushels
Yelloto, 800 bushels
OATs.-360 bushels.
MEAL.-lSO bushels,
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Doiings Of Political Conventions.

Blaine Recommended for the Senate
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CoNFIDENCE IN OUR SPECIEs.-Mrs. Craik,
the author OF John Halifax, Gentleman"
j. erecting drinking fountain under rail-
way arci, near her residence, in Kent, Eng,
and in addition there will be constant sup
ply OF penny loaves and money-boX,
under the supposition that those who par
take of the bread will pay for it. The
London Echo makes the following comment
on the project: ''Confdence in ones species
is something cheering to contemplate in a
cynical, skeptical age. We would be sorry
even to attempt to shake the kind-hearted
novelist's faith in thirsty bucolic nature.
We would even venture to suggest that,
still further to show how unworthily the
rural policeman despiscs mankind con the
tramp she should add to the convenience
OF her bread-and-water fountain little
cheese, 4 bottle of wholesome spirits to mix
with the water, and possibly a round OF cold
meat, unless, indeed, she is Of opinion that
the patrons OF her fountain would prefer
tribe and onions. If she laid some long
clav pipes and few ounces OF good strong
tobacco about. we would guarantee that the
casual wards Of every union in Kent would
be deserted in favor of the new open-air
club
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFERINGS.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June %, 1876.
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KILLED with Buggy-whip.
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A MURDERER HANGED.
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Troy,. American refined, Old Dominion, 2 4-I0
mo 6-IOc ~ h.; English and American sheet, 4@
SIC. !; Swc,es, hammered, 6a@7c; hoop, 5@Gtc
RorSeSkoss: $5 per keg.
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s9.CENT STORE.
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Tilden hns fallen much more behind Hamp~:
toms vote than has been supposed. Irsten
q, thirty-two counties Tilden's majority liz
AS less than Hampton's 8. An equal ratiotos
loss II, the remaining TWENTY-FIVE counties
would leave Tildcn less than 100 majority
in the State. t, III.
CHARLESTON, November 1.-THE official
majorities in all the counties, computed
from the returns Of the precinct managers,
are given in an extra Of the Ne,rS. and
Courier tonight, showing l,460 majority
for Hampton. In twelve counties out OF
thirty Tiden's vote was 6S7 behind Hamp-
toms. It is believed now that the vote for
electors will DO very close indeed. The
Board Of State Canvassers at Columbia
to-day considered the question whether
they had revisory Jurisdiction over the re.
turns. Acknowledgement Stone and another
member OF the Board, not candidates Tor
reelection, opposed the claim and contended
that their duty was simply to aggregate and
declare the result reported to them from the
counties. The rest Of the Board, however,
voted otherwise, and their decision was
against this view.
Governor Chamberlain still claims the
State for the Republicans by from 5000 to
1000. 81
The following telegram was received by
General johnson: =, at" BIG.
CHARLESTON, S. c., November 11-S:1G P.
Mo General Bradley T. johnson:
Hampton is elected by fourteen hundred
majority. They are fighting us before the
canvassers, but the aboveis the fact, and we
stand by it. A. G. HASKELL,
Chairman State Democratic Committee. +,