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The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-30
" IN.V Iro'I "tIy VHUSVf VtV'
 IMPORTANT CAUTION.


 None gre genuine unless the sig nature of J. HAYDocK, as agent for the United States, surrounds each box of pills, and Ointment. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such information as may lead to the detection of any party or parties eountcrfeiting the medicines or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
 x~s Sold at the manufaetory of Professor Holloway & Co.,, New York, and by all respectable drug gists and dealers in medicine throughout the civilized world, in boxes at 20 cents, 62 cents and $l.00 each.
 sB-There is considerable saving by taking the larger sizes.
 N. B.--Directions for the guid- ance of patients in eAery disorder are affixed to each box. Office,
 112 Liberty St. New York.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-30
FOR STOMACHS our OF ORDER.

FOR ST0MACHS OUT UF URIER.
 No medicine will so effectually improve the tone of the stomach as these Pills; they remove all acidity accustomed either by intemperance or improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce it to a healthy ac- tion; they are wonderfully efiica- cious in cases of spasm-in fact they never fail in curing all disorders of the liver and stomach.
 HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the best known in the world for the following diseases: Agne, Asthma, Bilious Complaints, Biotches on the Skin, Bowels, Consumption. Debil- ity, Dropsy, Dysentery, Erysipelas, Female Irregularities, Fevcrs of all kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, Indi- gestion, Inflammation, Jaundice, iv- CT Complaints, Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism, Retention of urine, Scrofula or Kings evil, Sore Throat, Stone and Gravel, 1'ic-Douloureux, Tumors, Ulcers, Worms of all kinds, EA l. f,...
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-30

-FoR SALE.---A $72O Plan of the very best make---the Arion. Price, $36O cash. Apply, for 20 days, at this office.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-30
THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT A OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISE.
 ANA

NEW ORLEANS, LA, Affords unsurpassed Hospital ad- vantages for the study of Medicine and Surgery, and for Practical Anatomy.
 The REGULAR SESSION will begin Nov. 18th, 1876.
 Send for circulars to
 T. c. RICHARDSON, Dean.
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-30
MARK THESE FACTS!
he Testimony of the Whole World
 H0LLOWAY'S PILLS,

nUILUWAIS f1LLNs
 "I had no appetite; Holloway's pills gave me hearty one."
 "Your Pills are marvellous"
 "I send for another box, and keep them in the house."
 "Dr. Holloway has cured my head ache that was chronic."
 'I gave one of your Pills to my babe for cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well ill day"
 "My nausea of morning is now cured"
 "Your box of Holloway's oint- ment cured me of noises in the head 1 rubbed some of your ointment be- hind the ears, and the noise has left. !"
 "Send me two boxes; I want one for poor family"
 "I enclose dollar; your price is 25 cents, but the medicine to me is worth one dollar."
 "Send me five boxes of your pills"
 'sLet me have three boxes of your pills by return mail, for Chills and Fever"
 have over two hundred such tes- timonials as these, but want of space compels me to conclude. For CutaneouS Disorders. And all eruptions of the skin this Ointment is most invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but penetratcs with the most searching effects to the very root of the evil. HOIlOWAYS PILLS invariably cure the following dis
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-30

Disorder of the Kidneys.
 In all diseases affecting these or gans, whether they secrete too much or too little water; or whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or with aches and pains settled in the loins over the regions of the kidneys, these Pills should be taken accord ing to the printed directions, and the Ointment shonld be well rubb- ed into the small of the back at bed time. This treatment will give al- most immediate relief when all oth- 1,.. ,., on.,s h Al ul. fnila1
The Russellville Democrat., 1876-11-30

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, 1876-10-20
WASHINGTON,

G1<ft0t UApd{ch "a 2h& kFt4aN~
WAsutsaToS, u. G., Oct. l9.-Cond.lcc Nc
gruc, who ia uuder indictment ut St. Louis on
account Of completely With the wlllaky frauds,
Is hero cMlcarorlnE TO induce The Attorney
General 10 order nolle proseaui cnterr,l In hts
case, Aitgrue ciat.ns TINT was promised hin,
by Dtst.-Atty. Dyer. The Attnruey-Gencral
dues not seem, Inclined to concctie the request.
and Meqrus liz endesyoring to influence the
President In his lcllalf. Il Will be remembered
that Avcry's conviction was largely due to Me-
gsue's testimony.
Tic asst conviction under the Cit Il Rights bill
In Virginia has just been reported from tho
United States Circuit Court At. staslnto,,. A
depot 1naater named Doom, IN the employ of the
Chesapeake g. Ohio Railroad Company, at Staun-
ton, was tried undcr the Civil lights bill for
having ctccted coloret roman from the lailies'
wa!ti,g-rootn Of the depot several months sipce.
Doom was found guilty and scntcnced to .
months inprsnnment.
To fAs Ffal4rA AsseefQi%d Fytss
WAaulSaroS. d. e., Oct. lJ.-The Treasury
Department has issuel eirrrlar rcquirir"
sound cars to be used in transporting attoss the
continent uuappralspd merchandise subject to
import Guty.
, 1876-10-20

e. Ss ss, :: e. s: ,S =! Rss:
Mir Ptsee t;th. rcd and whit-. srnra. by Zen,
Stswn,, Gs% ~. rties %, y tn1nt'~d "Tis
:f:t H.. rt 6 IT. aa;as5 1ss' 'y, ys:r: *: e imported
1rie.t dam 1i1s, Friee. ~ Emi,est. u ), Kera,
?is; III. FL fie, oh, ,,a ,e.,,or n7 rnorna.,, dam
81; ss:;. 'iss Ss a !, imported r"s Priest '''.
t q xii.T iss Te'a II Il g.s s,ey: s.sstsaa iii a Pe ill.,
M L,nr, e q; I'd. { months, X rhornda's, dam
p!sMs '' Gs e sS4s. 9. i; pss; &C. sa. Victor
dam osSss;a ssine,s ~ ''S ss axa os' s;Gsn ast
1s ~! I'd ssa shs s ~ Pphs IT.
P!e Lss"n, ss esaeis Psss, s1eo g. " '''''ea IA'
a.. II t,;s Esq., = 2'sss ~ bs?sss IT,
fs is II; y s:is ess' T. z:'S'' s
,,;sas I 's @ s months h{ ss Ai,],s sa;; ssa
BULLS.
Ga:s;ss:? s,s s5:s nss' ss ;i &j 1 D'fs
M:s.fks 6.E. s.S 3, rs,:. sr lo.a y pnte et
nxnIsy'a stat, rfa. I months, sE r. 6. ,. %.
$s% %.s,a~p, a%pox;tsa xo Dignity by Juvenile Mcdaniel
| Gambia Duke. roan. yen,llng. ty Ioe Air
drfe. dasn Jennie Dnkc I'D, by I'd Duke OF Mnson.
q. Tucker. $1OD.
seeand stazarka Knight. red, yeatltng. BY Ma
1uska Knight. dam Kn,;htIy Maid, by k!ng Lcas.
| Ed cottlf. SIS.
Ansofas Dxsutd. rcd .roan. : months. BY Import
cd Oxford Deun FL, dam I'd Aurora Ut Fa{rview. hT
Roan Duke. N. j. Lawrence. Cleveland u. <o0.
| Stas Of tlls Tcs. RED, 70 months W Earl Y
G1pstes. dam imported Pride uf tic Westt 6T 9th
Duke Vi Alldrie. III. Currant. Paris. s6a.
hlnnm'h Duke, roam, u months, by nth Duke of
Atrdsr, dam bloom, BY salamnndet. u. r.
DnrhFca, Paris, $41.
Lord Of Tyne, nd, monthy, by Dnkc Of Thorn.
dals, by Lady Of Tyne, by Nntehman I'd j. y.
| UclL 2la.
dcne.a, rcd and white, year. by Geneva Dnke,
dam Ai!ce, By Aitlrie 3D. Hen Ited,nan Paris,
Nathalie, by Puritan. j: ". tctton, So.
Gsily Prince. tuan. mcuths, BY uaron Of
LyonslAfe, da1n Oxford Gwynne, by Duke Of Ok.
| sorf. HnMlr, $40.
ridden, red, & n,onth., by Thomda,s Jr... dam
Llttla Red, by 1ohn llunt. Il. Thorn, Ml'1ess'
burg, $40
, 1876-10-20

noon. The bua!ncts before the delegates was
the reception nf reports and tllHcuss!ns, IN clu-
tntonat institutions, which ynpiel all The tf1ue
Until rcrcls. Thc nftcFnuu,l scsA!on was ,us1nlv
devoted to reports IN the minutes III tile (ich-
eral Assembly, md the narrative ot religion,
Ing the Synod adjourned. the subject under Ills
cussion being reports mud addresses OH Foreign
Ml*sonn, which were highly interesting, and
irlttcn.cd Liza. TINT branch Of tho church work
Vas lii noursshing con'!;ton.
fSntANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, InI., Ort. 1J.-At tie Norti,
eynod to-day, the Committee on Education re.
current axpsnses next sear, ahd tho churches
wero requertcd 70 raise tha sum, as we'll "a
$50 600 to place tho Hoard Of Foreign Aflsslona
ont of ,leIh. This will require =,
ecnts per captsa. Tho Synod refused 70 tnnlr'n
omn,cnding una partiai sbolis1,tncut II libraries,
changing the name to "Blb1c classes" and
placing the election Of snpcsintendcnts outside
0t she control OF the se]loal. 5irnlorlais were
presSsnted and ;, adopted ~ Tie death Of
IN 1nslana1 the Rev. N. NJ Port, and Father
1loss. The Martin appeal clto from Fort Wayne
was sent to commission 70 consider and de-
eide IT, upon It's merits. Dr. Henry Little was
ard GoAhcn selected as The. place
Of the next meeting. The Synod annth
conshlcred tho missionary subject. and took
stmilnr acttoM to t!!e Northern synod. PFcni-
the claim. of thnt institution. hi { greater
part Of tho afternoon business session was cnIs-
sn1nrd IN discussion OIL Temperance. which
resulted In nothiug hut committing the sub
1cct to special cotnlnssloA with Instructions
Tomorrow. During tlr AFTERNOON the two
Syno1s joined III communion service, Anl Mt
night listened to his turlcnl paper m tfse rrng-
, 1876-10-20

CHICAGO, Oct H. read the following III
T1lE TnlnUSE Of Oct. u: "FIrst, How docs
Mr.. Moody Get his Iicnl and second. Wheru
docs l,o get Ills money! Both questions ali-
nit OF the sa!llG answer; tho men and tile
money are sent to him from the Lord" II
this answcr Il true, Of what use arc Our tlco-
logical scn,inares, tlle1 with Professors OF pro-
found learning for iustrurtng ministers to
work for the Lordi OF what use arc our great
tl,rologlans. who have pcr!led Ito itself tlat
they may most logically give tho cycgcsis Of
the Scriptures to tho congregation, compared to
this MIR. AloodYf lit Is by direct power given
HIN from tho Lord, why ara tl,eso post
era OF " Mpody aud sankey at the grGat TAbtE.
nnclen to be found MI over. tho city,
dnwn to curb-stoue and asA-rIt, and the nla-
nouncsnents In all tile daily papcrst Why the
necessity Of Ringing thu toor'hells and pushing
IA ther circulars thu Gntlr1 Sunday 1u0rnlng(
Years aEo, when splritualstn was In its infancy,
Thousands upon thousands Of people gathered
In thu grovcs fur want OF d building largo
cnouRh.to cuut3lM them 10 hear all tguurasnus
speak, who, according to every concciyable nd
elarct to 10 but onc remove iron, an idiot. Tut
GU one Of thgsa great occasions, he, tn my PR
sondl knoWledgc, held lila congregation spell.
bound tos ~ l.o1rs '',uler the g5Sas ca'!olly u
roxer." Will but i mere rcfcrenco to the
millions of pilgrims wl,Qse bones have
blvscl,e1 On tls ptaIns wllerS they
have scattered disease, death, and
Will come u cur own city, wloss wonderful
growth tas attrurtel theatteution Of tie world.
aud ask, ls Il thu tca1 and meritorloua Or tLu
sham and prctcntlous that uttsaet tho crowd I
We find tho same prlurlple existing which at
tEucts tho masses, from thoologfans to pLysl-
clans ana froln the Highest lsoy.note iu vonner-
rIal circles IT, the lowest, th!s se ps1viplu is
to tc heel ~ not tl!e graua cent1o Ut It all tug
part u Sssclublles where the Ereat principles Of
human interests have bcun disguised, to my
professional duties Ut the bolsldq ol tbs stcfs
arts dying, can say most eonsr!eutiausly that
God, an.l u hopa !u ilis promises that ther
Judgment approyes. It u good for us To bo
able 10 give reason for the hope that l. within
us. lOrE.
, 1876-10-20
KENTUCKY Su0RT.1l0RNS.
Sale Near MillershurE, KY, Of the
Herd Of Ayres & McCintock.
Fancy Prices Again Paid by The Short.
Horn Elite for Fashionable Goods.
saventy-aeven Animals Partel with for q
Quid pro Quo Of S22,@0.

.,-.--n.,
pAa,s t ET orr % 1oMThs r "s stnrt- I -ITorn sa1o Of
Ayrcs & McClIutoek occurred to-day, near NIL
isrsburg. good crowd was , present, and ID hia, ID,
questionable selling low, hut others going for
very good prices. Col. L. T. Muir was the auc-
tioneer. scsenty-seven bead wese dispose'l Of
s!1ty-four COWS an1 thirteen bulls-aegregatinG
@ TOT or COVE sad ala nsrc, Sa' -; Ksa s.
.acly. Tho sale Of lsaac Sfou1h It. tomorrow,
close tic ssason. The following Is a complete
1cnort: 1ry1 t''
'inbo Roso of rairxtow, red and willie, 0 years,
r; l.. MsKeen, Enston: r., Il, IS 55o: T.. oa.,,uu
by 1a.h Dqkn o. Aird1io, dam rnl,e 5 Isots of Fair.
rlew. Y; salamaudc.. SANG, 81. sop ,y,,
, nsh ssd r. 5 P.nsa beia
William Wasaeia. Lexington, $50.
Th!nl KnEhtly Maid, red, Yscflnc; BY Kins Lear,
aa@ S'sts,'SS s'p?sS r'nes Ae''a
ss's
psl:s q 1fd;s ,as s@ e K;ss9iy Dss'Ss' sS "
Sixth Kaghsly Duchess rea rnar. yearilnx, by
18TH Duks e Arax'e dan ID knl$atl} pa;shess' g;:s'
Sgg,js sg Ko:s ,5S nuks 80" OF h''0De'' w. E. s'n'E'
oeaavs, dam baehess csdenss. BY y 1oth bako of
rfStsa'' iess resa sa'1sa sas sa'aesnss dam
nIossom By Lord Mayor Of oxford. W Z. stmm''
s3sSi %Sira. sene,a of ralsvIer, red and rp,.. +
nus Il rssW 1hg. Ie ns;s ea soS ysa,, b,
l E1amnuuer dam ed SenDtA OF FhiEyiGW. by lIu~
, 1876-10-20

After 4. hrst ,uorutng prayer scsylco, 1alhy
IIcnry Moschouse, the Dapt!st General Assorsa-
ttou was valled to order by DR.. Rulkley, aud
prayer WIS offered BY tho Rev. A. Il. Newton, of
Grant park Or. Cafhorhan rendered hts reslg-
nation ~ Clerk Of the Association A0d Dr.. Rick.
, 1876-10-20

MISCELLANEOUS,
THE rAxsArrEnlASs.
Exetdi Dt&paicA 10 1ht 7sftuas
JotInT, Ill, Ost. lA-Ths Synod ot Illinois
North rcasscmblel Ut 1890 u'rlork this toxv+
, 1876-10-20


kKErCilSG FltuM SATlIi4. 9AuGHT IN ONT
- irsauN {ur ~ lh!t lurtuliuE sA1t!tHXA l'Ae!i1
!anKi1 oalY " taag tea!cuera Addscs. /. iLyEESA.
loll.tl!ace.
, 1876-10-20

1cOk bALE-TWQ F1nSr-rL-Asa AND GESiISt.
u pointer tu3s, Inunihs ulh. ll4!sIyss tks FItAsh
ryatsAtaAt, E4sIl VI tEA1s ceuft.
, 1876-10-20


~ G4iost, Gall " 4dtte&s CIl1AFtN'H Original Old
D.so st0ru o. Aadisonss. opposlla TrInnu Gutl4lpx
1lAtlliAiSs- ltAiNi AINS-- CHEAT CLEARANCE
II salw Ut hooks u Dt4lual OH l.OoGltvru,
~ su4th E!askH.. Ntwcrn ftaudoph aid Lake.
H7tlts yuLs. M>oEf. l,ICK EhS HANDSOMELY
al Survey @I i.lnul4. sil:. Note ranrt 10 cHais i
A4'ks. y Wl!l Faii0u 70 walk toga Ha!ts u MILL
, 1876-10-20

R&OG8AE1QAD G&t4uSs
tF'il!: EMPIRE rAitl.t,H isEnsrEAU ftltFASr
4t furniture, carpets. 41lfrs, ct4tkcff, et Atut
Tho celebrated Epila patt3s hrtkseAI u iGstapr;iA
NJ thy loHtst caan prltsA h4aruolA Shi Wcas As1l-
49tl-kt, .-....
, 1876-10-20

$500 sllnrt Of the expenses.
The Rev. ]. B. Mnltc, OF tho Elmlra Female
finally referred to thu Committee un Ncsolu.
tions,
The Committee OIL Next Session reported tho
ptaco oi meeting thu First Baptist Church,
Springfield. Ill. Preacher OF nuauul scrHt0ll,
the Rev. G. 4. Hobbs; altcrhutc, Dr.. D. d.
Cheney.
THE coaM1rGgn on HISTORY
appointed last year reported as follows:
That they understood the object uf tbetF appoint.
": e % ssY Il s11e5 s' @ @s;sa s IT,
At Whtcaal, and arganIssd the Baptist Convention
lItlnota lnptst stata Cunycntlon.'' III tho noFth.
western part o' tho State, body va. subsequently
toatmltse. rhere t~o Joss net annuasiy fur liz lie
fulilimcnt Of their uppropslate dutios. Il beranc
eylleMt however. 70 thu mora thoughtful that tne
s!lat tho two bedics DO merged iIto one.
10 accomplish. .aa sn large nnmlcr ef htethFen
eT r1r
cd constitution aud hr laws aud orsanizel au IT,.
c!p,ens body nnl,s tho Tame q 1.-THE nap!Ist
tAeIr .louSs wa circulated Throughout the stats.
lSew .:arrollton>, ElwsrssIIja, aud varlous asso.
Ii addition th's.a iargc aa,a6ef oi bsethren irun,
other associations rave their approval. The arvs
aav%v 1Itss eany d 81: % Wy s IT, ls4 In sen0
Thu baptist tisurrAl Association Of Illiuo,s,
therefore, properly aatcs from thu n,eeiug Ia Tau.
| ton In Nnvsulbar, tai4. THIS would make Inc
prpaeut Tho thrty.scronl annual meeting et thls
bady. IT, howetes, yoa regard this body as tho
coat!nunaee OF .'Tl,1 Illinois Hapsss state Gnu
ysn:!ea, = t'.sA II nrlil4tes y. MhltsMl, tsrccne
County. In lh3tt nnA 1kts would ee it, f0rly.sec.
au anutla! 1nealiu3. Il Il eyiIsut that tho bxath.
| rem wlu aryani:ch This boay 1ixeA ilt nrIXn at
Gantnn Ia 1911, hecaNrc lu thu publ OG the
minutes III lnla thry call thuu - MtRulo4 Of thu
First AAnne Acctlug Of Tic fIapt:sl ueucsal ssso-
cEatioR Of lt!LnoIs.'" Ihcse brethren ought tO un.
desseau1 thalr 0wn work. We asc not dtsposaa IL
diA!sust II.
Your Committee, therefore. report that, III thotr
Judgment, November. lhlA. Is lha pruFaF aata VI
tho origin of tain bady. atl that IN thl. respect
| our 1utaatcs ~ they hasr been published, bc re-
| gprtte4 " CORRECT.
The report wss uccsptc1 a,l ,llel. aud the
| .tssoe!atlan adjourned.
AZ 10 o'clock this morning tho report, from
furci.u MlssIons and IMih4lls Will be recclycd,
when thu Rev. u. ". lnyalls, Agent VI thl
American Baptist lfotna Missioa sotiety nf tho
ln.llan Nation, Will 10 present with some col,
lsrted lud4na. who viii tell Ut tho work iu the
| trbes.
1 At II o'clock tic report OF the Committee on
Statistics will b. received, aihi 1t II 80 thu
Co,nnlttee on Homo 1lissions will report,
AQSCEIL4ANEOUS.
| pHKSHrTKufAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06
NEW YORK.

OCTOBER 4.-Beeyes-For want of offerings there
was nothing doing In beef cattle to-day Dealersi In
dressed beef complain of dull trade ut 9@9c. q ID.
for good 10 prime native becfsdes, and 6@71sc. for
common native and Texas beef.
Cdlres.-Fresh receipts were 800 head, mainly
milk-fed veals. The demand was fair and the mar
ket active and firm a. yesterdays quotations. Com.
mon to prime veals ranged from to 9hc. 2 d., and
ordinary to good grass calves from SO to $40 fhead.
Hog-dressed veals were In demand at 1@l3c. q ID.
Sales include.54 Mount Holly yeas, $50 pounds
at 6@9kc.; and So Mount Holly veals, 275 pounds,
at 9@9Hc. ~ 80, 49, z
Sheep and Lambs-Frcsh receipts were car
loads, or ,494 head. The supply was scarcely equal
to the wants Of trade, and sellers succeeded In ad-
vancing prices about &c. q ID. Ordinary to good
lambs ranged from 6@7c. g b., with few culls
sold at 4k@6c. Is 10. Dealers report fair trade st
7@1Oc. for dressed mutton, and S@IOkc. for dress
cd lambs. Sales of sleep include 227 Jersey ewes,
% lbs: average: at &c. H.; ~ do, l0s ios- y. u
5hc: 50 do, 1872 MS, Mt 5ac.; 1873 State lambs, 81
lbs at &C.. 92 do, 81 lbs, ut 5c; 76 do, 62 ibs,
ut 61c.: 20 do: SO bs, at SC. I:
S,otne.-Fresh arrivals were 10 carloads, or
IL 90 hogs. including carloads sale alive, but
not sold before 'Change.-Journdl Of Commerce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06
> W.. d, READABLE |, D, BooKsaI
: :, .,, ,..s FOR SALE ny .ta.,ss
$50 J.,T. Ell ~ SON, 81
BOOKSELLER AND sTAT1oNER, s
1 ~ III lll2MAIN STREET.
~ = three doors above Dispatch once. Z

!, ANY of the following BOOKS wil be seat y anI
DANIEL DERONDA.ss By George Eliot, author
THE T s!sSl pEsTisIss ko&saes 81 wllns
EyE Sszal fsea sse j. q Hollands aabor
s1L & asFf1
HELENs BABIES. By their --latest Vscsin;. = % e;
cHRR sEi SYi for 1875 q d, z,
The sPTK oR5ioSsioTTH cIotL S1s7tss
ESbES 5 FEEl B hss ssl 3d.
FoR sa ssaalE y BY susaa ool-
THE say N 4. s, 81 AssiEkicAs INpE
.fa1l7 75-I7s3. ByJ. d. Ludlow Cloth, III s,
REyERlEs OF A BACHEL OBJ. BY D9ulld Mitch
BOOKS eit TIL: THAT EVERY FARMEg Z SHOULD
THE GRAPE lcSLTGRIsT. By Al. Fuller.
rHEi SNAIL FRUIT cULTuRIsT. By Al 9: Fus-.
sHE sasip . fiiGi BREEDS, MANAGEllESTXaD
Rasbans Oh s n Mnfm nsas sas
S SSytSsqT a GN MkfFr So 8a RIG aasi Hoe
TaE s1fbE
rHg 81 sf Mi51RsaN aasssa 81
4hR ss
you ATTIANnslARTIS OF GATnLE:,y,s !,.sg!x
AHhTSHE IShN $50
WINDOW eIls1 'aaaDEsIse syHeurs Williams.
sHsESSs y sN ISFe & sfsss iE'
6 NTSs F E9k s Ehk6as4
fjaaHhssa foR ri plse fit aso
ADORE ME Rs ssns goss pan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-06
NEW YORK.

In Kentucky leaf there is an even run Of business
not active, blt yet sufficient to give steady prices
For seed-leaf the market Is showing good deal Of
life and the appearance respecting prices favorable
6@1Sc.; $50 cases seed-leaf sundries, 7@30c.; 200
cases Pennsylvania, 1874 crop, on private terms
1922 cases Ohio, 1878 crop, 6H@6Ac.; 287
New England, 1875 crop, aek@15s.; 2s3
ginia leaf has good sale at unchanged prices.
we quote: 7@SHc. for dark, heavy Tugs; 9@11Kc.
for dark, heavy low leaf; 12916c. for dark, heavy
medium to good: 16@17c. for fine !; selections, z
@1sc.; 100 15c. for bright yellow working filters;
20@45c. for wrappers; s@10c. for bright yellow
smoking lugs; 15920c. for medium 70 good 500
4Oc. for extra fne-Journat Of Commerce, 4th -
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MARINE INTEELIGErCE.Si9e.
-P0RT OF RIcIsIoND oorosIR5 8. 1s5e..


$500 ss. Sg ARRIyEp. *
Steamer Alliance, Csr, PhitadeipEila mssrhmdises
and passengers, W. II. Porter, aren't. 81
e Steamship Wyanoke, Couch, New Xofk fnerchA1.t
disc and passengers, q. VI. Allen a Cos age1fs.
2 Schooner Lula LYNX I1sey, Ratftm6rSg railroad
iron, Richmond and Danyi5s Railroad Cgzaptny.
/, Schooner Lnln Robinson, Kelly New York salt,
Schooner John McGinnis, colbutH, Phiaddphia,
coal T.. Luccad0, agent. s1sJ; ~ ~ 6as
Schooner William McGhee, sherithn, Mem York,
salt, Lee, Seldom g Co. az ~
Schooner Morning Star, ----s Haltfnores terra.
Gotta pipes, h. ff;,sS.,
Steamer John Sylvester, Giford. Nosfoik, msr.
chapdise and passengers. 4. B. Tat1m. aGpnfs
Steamer Shirley, Trayers, alti lnores nisrehendHS
and passengers. T.. b. Tatun, agent. w
4 Schooner Henry Whitney, sheppArds iNewporf,
coal, Curtis q Parker. e II. 80 4
Schooner oliver Jamison, Jamfson, CampbeIl, n.
Y, camel coal, Gervss Storrs, agent Isl
q u fisf is,ya,E; & MRxoRANDA.
Schooner c. b. McShain, Quigley, hersce, atPh
Schooner James Gcehee, Lynch, hence, q phila-
. sshooHer Kate, Thomas, hence, ut Baltimore, On
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
BALTlMoRE, October 2.--The oyster p0ngy, be-
fore reported sunk in Craighill channel, still re-
mains In the same condition near buoy NO. 15.ss
Steamship and steamboat masters, as we'll ~ fhoe6
Of sailing vessels, are In constant dread OF running
Into 1t. go III. s5syiSs ~ s Il; 81 vs. s. IS,
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NORFOLK.

zp ppies-EGfRs fsFf 27s@sss barrel; SOUTH
e-n. s1@$1.50 barrel -
GGatbagessaasaaG@s5 Q q hundred Sn6LS, d9i
P0tdt0es.-Irish, S2.50@S3.25 q barrel; sweet
red, 75c. p barrel; yellow, 75c. asl.25 barrel ri
Corn.-Nlarket quiet. Receipts and sales light.
We quote nominaliy at 4S@5Ic. 90
Dried .4ppleS.-Wequote at 4hG4Hc. q pound.
Eggs.-Marke: steady Receipts light. We quote
at1Sc. q dozen.
Mills Patent, 1926: PURITY" new wheat, 80;
Bonnie Blue, new wheat, $3.50: Buy and Try, "a:
Brldgewater,1 49,. ,Welehs, *s. other:,grades Of
family -four, s6.50@as; extra, s5.7S@ss; super,
fine, $5@&6.75. .t...a;, II ,.,...y 81
Meay-70c.t q bushel. n.y.
Oats-iiarket steady; receipts and sales light
We quote ut 40@42c.. according to qnality =.
Pean uts.-AIarket firm. Sales of the week OF
l. SO bags at from Use. TO S1.60 q busheI, 90
Shin1EeS.-5 farket quiet and receipts light; 2O-
inch heart, saps, S4@S8.5Q; 2A-inch
heart. sl2GlS16.50: saps, S99SlO.50" .-s.tl:s
Stares.-White oaks Of all kinds are walfed, and
early deliveries will command :better prices. we
quote pipes at $50; culls. $40: hogshead, $50; !,
culls $50; heading at S67; cul!s. $780, Red-oaks are
dull and lower; prime selling now at $50 cnlls
500. 4 80 4 ytItLt, rs
at sl.l56Sl.25; common to fair ut y! .05e9yl.lO!
+ -VooL-Unwashed free Of bnrsl, 26c. q ~ burrys
l7@20c. = ID: washed, SOC: H.: washed lpnrry,
soc. 3 f6.; sheepskns, 81 q in.-Landmdrk.t Atm.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND.

The following Is the livestock sales report from
September 2Sth to October 9th, 1876: IS
Cdttle.-270 head good, including 10 very supe-
rior heifcrs 4AI4ho., gross: good fair quality 81
@33c. common light cattle, COWS, stays, and bullss
24@3c., gross.
H0gs..170 head good to extri corn-fed. $685.,
net; strictly choice brought early in the week,
whilst the weather was cool, S4c., net. @tai
Sheep-Market glntted and dull: good to choice,
414Tc.; fair to medium hard to sell ut 3a@3l1c,
gross.
A number Of cattle sold by the head. ~
Vea{s.-$6@$10 p head. fHs,
TiTcI- CopS-S23 q head.