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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-09-29
General Advertisements.
TAKE

TAKE
Sim mons Liver Regulator,
For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach anC
Spleen.
WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA,
must OWN that your
Simmons Liver Regulator fully
deserves the popularity it has
attained. As family medi-
cine it has no equal 1t cured
my wife of a malady | had
counted incurable-that wolf
shane of our American people,
Dyspepsia.
A. E. p. ALBERT,
Professor in Nicholas Public
School. Parrish of Terrebonne
f the managers of the election do
heir duty there can exist no posi-
lie ground for dissatisfaction with
.ny one unless it be that he is oppos-
ed to a majority rule.
In the next place, as to fraud we
say not a single objection can be
raised against the primary that can
not be urged with equal and greater
nnroa o"oinet the delepate nlan.
CHILDREN!-Y Reg
uator is superior to any
other remedy for Malarial
Diseases among children,
and it has large sale in
this section of Georgia
~ II q
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yEGETENE.
yEGETFNE.
VEGETLNE Z '-
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
RENOyATES AND INVIGORATES THE
WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL PROPERTIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT. AND
DIURETIC.

VEGErISE is made exclusively from the juices Of
carefuily-selected banks, roots, and herbs, ana so
strongly concentrated that it will efectually cradi
cate from the system every faint Of Scrofula, Scro-
fuous Humors, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous Humor,
Erysipelas, Sat-Rhcum, Syphilitc Diseases, Can
kerr Faintness at the Stomach, and all diseases that
arise from impure blood. Sciatica, InaammatoIy
and Chronic rheumatism, Neuralgia, Govt. and
Spinal-C Complaints, can only be effectually cured
through the blood.
For Ulcers and -Eruptive Diseases of the Skin
Pustules, Blotches, Boils letter, Scaldhead, and
Ringworn, VEGETINE has never failed to effect
permanent cure. 40. 49,. Ill. gs, =
For Pains In the Back, Kidney-Complaints, Drop
sy, Female weakness, Leucorrhea, arising from
internal liberation, and Uterine Diseases, and Gen
cral Debility, VEGETISE acts directly upon the
causes of these complaints. 1t invigorates and
strengthens the whole syten acts upon the secretive
organs. allays Inflammation, cures liberation, and
regulates the bowels. ssaf -, :st.-t
. For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual CostivencsS,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Headache Piles Nervous
ness and General Prostratlon Of the Nervous Sys-
tenn no medicine has given such perfect satisfaction
as the vEGETiNE. IL purifes the blood, cleanses
AL of the organs and possesses controlling power
over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by: VEGETINE have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom
we know to prescribe and use II in their own faml-
lies. l.;:tgr t1st,,ti.s-i IL. So II
In fact VEGETINE is the best remedy yet dtscoV-
cred for above diseases, and Is the only reliable
Blood-PuriAer yet placed before the public ~ ,
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DANVILLE.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatc!.l
NOVEMBER 3, 1876.
! negro named Bob Carter, said TO be
rom Rockingham county, y. c., was killed
Yesterday while attempting to escape from
liz police after being arrested. Carter
came to the city Yesterday with a beef for
,al". and was offering it ut such low price
: - to excite suspicion. He was there
upon arrested by Captain Williams, CHIEF
, police. and left with Policeman w. 5. A.
Hoya}l while Captain Williams went OIL to
make some inquiries. Quickly after Will
ans left them Carter broke of from Royal
md ran away at full speed. Royal called
:, kim 10 halt, and fired once or twice. Po-
..man ". \. Watson then endeayored to
I'D him of, calling to him to halt, and
rid upon him. This not stopping him,
Na,,oM fired L second time. Alter TINS
~coud shot from Watson, Carter stopped,
sid word or two, fell, was taken up ana
1rriel into the shore OF Mr.. L. y. ELLIOTT,
nd there died in few minutes. The YER
,ri Of the jury OF inquest, held under
Mayor Luck, is that Carter came to his death
B; run-shot wound inflicted either by
Ryall or Watson; that from the evidence
'-!g.e them the Jury could not decide whe-
;a.r, the wound was inflicted by Watson or
Royall, and that they WATSON and RoyalD
Hrrc at the time engaged in the discharge
Il their duties as policemen.
The trial OF the negro George Hall for
;ac robbery OF Henry Warren on Monday
M not held Yesterday on account OF the
at,cace of important witnesses. Two White
atmen have been arrested rs accomplices.
ALPHA.
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
South Carolina Polttfcs-.-C Charleston
Republican Nominal
Nrfcky...sfOycrncnt or 'TrOoSsa

~ 5s special dispatch TO tho Baltimore SUM-
south Carolina Polftfes-.-Ciarfcsfon
Republican Norninattonsa-.speei
RrAcks...aFovcmcnt or Troops.
CHARLEsToN, s.. c., November The
County Republican N dominating Convention
for Charleston adjourned to-day The dele
gates were nearly NIL negroes. For sheriff
the notorious Bowen lis renominated, and
the candidate for clerk OF the court IS an,
alleged pcriurer. Fifteen OF the seventeen
candidates for the Legislature are negroes
OF bad character, and no education what
ever. Only, three or: four can read and
write. One candidate, q negro magistrate.
was nominated ayowedly MS the hero OF
Cain Hoy, he having been conspicuous In the
attack on the unarmed whites at that place.
The ticket is very distasteful to many Re
publicans, and Ii there were time bolt
would probably be organized. The Demo-
Gratis, seeing that the Republican nomina-
tions are Tar worse than ever before, are
stimulated to redoubled exertions. q.
The Democratic canvass goes on actively.
Hampton spoke at Georgetown to a large
colored audience yesterday, and at two other,
points to-day. Ex-Governor Scott, first
Governor of South Carolina after recon-
struction, spoke by, invitation at a Demo-
cratic meeting near Columbia to-day.
One company OF soldiers went to Ham
burg to-day, one to Chester, and one to
Timmonsville, in Orangeburg county. To-
morrow company will 60 to Sumter.
These are all counties in which the negroes
have majority, but where the colored ac-'
cessions have been such as to enable the
Democrats to elect their candidates. The
expectation of the Republican leaders is
that the presence of troops will be taken as
an order from the President to the negroes
to support the Republican candidates. and
that there will be solid vote on the color
line,
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.


II. II. STEVENS, ESQ., .H ~, :,
! Dear sir,-During the past five years have had
ample opportunity to judge OF the merit Oh NEGE-
TINE. NV wife has used 1t for complaints attending
ladyo delicate health with more beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried. have
given it to my children under almost every elreum-
stance attending large family, and always with
marked benefit. have taken 1t myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express my
unqualified appreciation Of Its goodness. 2.
while performing my duties as a ponce oineer In
this city It has been my lot to fall in with great
deal of sickness. 1 nnhesitatlngly recommend VEG
TINE, and / never knew Of a case where 1t did not
prove all that was claimed for 1t. Particularly In
cases OF debilitated or Impoverished STATE OF tne
blood Its effects are really wonderful; and Tor all
complaints arising from an impure state OF inc
Mood it appears to work like charm, audi DO not
beliere there are any circumstances under VINCE
yRoETINE can be used with injurious results, ana u
,viIy always afford me pleasure to give any further
information as to what Iknow about YEGETIsE:
~ 5;Ii, q WILLIAM B. Hill. Follce Station 4. Z
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THE LICK ESTATE IN LITIGATIoN-MR.
Lexis SANITY AND HIS Sons LEGITIMACY
San Francisco, November lit has been
ascertained that the main grounds on which
John FL. Lick intends to contest his father s
trust-deed are insanity and undue influence
on the part of the trustees and others, who,
it is alleged, have used means to prejudice
the deceased against his son by falsely ac-
cusing the latter of obtaining the passage
through the Legislature of bill providing
that no decedent should devise over GER
tain proportion Of his fortune to charitable
or other objects. aside from the natural
heirs, by which and other alleged untrue
representations the deceased was induced
to leave the estate in trust. to the prejudice
of the petitioner. The Legitimacy OF John
H. Lick will be made a prominent feature
in the contest by the trustees, and an I'M
preston prevails that it will be difficult to
prove any action on the part Of his father
by which his legitimacy can be established.
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CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
John j. Anderson, receiver Of the Cont
mental Life Insurance Company, ruled at
New York on Wednesday that as the COM
pany had had agents in all parts of the coun-
try except the southern States it would ne
cessarily require some time to learn the &C
tual condition of those agencies at the time
he was appointed receiver, and consequently
it would be some time before he could make
q statement to the court. Everything was
being done, however, to obtain at as early q
day rs possible knowledge OF the actual
condition Of the company. The New York
State Superintendent of Insurance, Mr..
Smythe, had called with request that he be
permitted to examine the company. After
consultation with counsel this was denied,
as it was then in the hands OF the court.
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u fAs1IccLARs or THE FIRE Ar GRENADA
C.::@phiS, Tenn, November 1.-The fire at
y5,,nsaaQa, Miss, yesterday morning origf
mated in the grocery store OF l.. Myers
f WI on Green street. There was strong:
n 'Aa blowing at the time, causing the flames
s,spread over a row Of small frame build
H., and destroying in fthelr course MISS
io.4 nnsIon's millinery store, N. Q. Snyderys
~ and George Golladay's grocery store J,
WI which it crossed the street and acon-.
%led the marble corner, w O.. Mel
~, ONCE and residence, aud the Rep0blteg.is
BE- tspaper Office. The total loss exceeds
''''"V, with only about 81, 800 insurance.
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NEWS OF THE DAY ] J,
Domestic and Foreign
III rs. Affairs.

NEGRO oUTRAGEs IN SOUTH CAROLINA
L ,wHEATLEY THE ORIGINAL LORD DUN
DREAMY DEAD ooL -sELLIEG IN NEW
i YORK AND PHILAD observation-disclosures
STOCK STILL RISING-THE GRAIN CROP
IN THE soUTH-EPIDEMIC DipHTHERLA
IN NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TURF
NOTES, &C., &C. 49, =
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 5, 1876.
ARRIVED. Is,
Steamer Wcstover Skinner, Baltimore, merchan-
disc and passengers. l.. 3. Tatunl. agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandisc and r.ssengers. l.. Is. Tatum, agent.
Schooner julia F.. Carnage. -, Petersburg, light,
to load for Providence, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner a. b. Goodman, CObourn, Philadelphia,
coul, p. r. Darlington.
SAILED.
Steamer Richmond, Kelly, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen G Co, agents
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, merchandise
and passengers, W. p. Porter, agent.
Schooner Sarah j. IIoyt, Cranmer, James river,
light.
Schooner Dick Williams, Willc:ts, Boston, coal,
Curtis & Parker
Schooner A. & f. Benton, Budd. New York ola
Chick:ihominy river, wood, Curtis & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
Bark S:aatsraad Brooch (Nor.). Jonassen, from
Richmond, arrived ut Elsinore October 29th.
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PRESIDENTIAL SREcULATIoNs.-Wa shir5g-
ton, November 3.-W. w. Corcoran, mem
Der OF the Congressional Democratic Com
mittee, has advices from the mining districts
Of Pennsylvania indicating deIection among
fine miners from the Republican party,
amounting In some sections to stampede.
Philadelphia must contribute more than
Is, GOO majority to save the State TO the ne ;.
publieans. -, ~ "; ,..sss. :.
There are no notable changes In other.
States in the North. States that have Dem
ocratic State governments will cast their
vote for Mr.. Tilden.9 Wisconsin may give
her electoral vote, to the Democrats, while;
California may with equal possibility go
with the Republicans. -: -. = Z
The personal following of Mr.; Hendricks
secures Indiana beyond doubt; Inc 1eet
inr here, where the comic able living OF
three fourths OF the people depends upon
tuesdays work retaining the present party
in power, is respondent. CT 80 81,
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~ "A soURcE!oF GREAT ANXIETY.
My daugh has received great beneht from the
use Of VEGETINE. Her decnhing healtn was -.
soroe OF great anxiety to ali her bot
Ties Of tie YEaETIHE restored her health strength
ana anncfl f,7 s! M H.TILDEH,
!. Insurance and Eeal Estate Agent,
40 sesrs Building, Boston, Mass.
4 june i, 7a,
!. yEGETINE is SOLD BY. ALL DRUGGISTS.
b 90 7-S&W2t &s III Zs553i5 81 sE 3g1s
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS. - Cincinnati, Ohio
November 2.-Notice Of contest has beer.
served by Judge Cox against Judge Har-
mon, Common Pleas judge; Taylor against
Wallace, sheriff; and Kerbarth against Ber-
nard, county clerk, charging fraud in the
late elections in this city. The contestants
are all Republican candidates at October
elections, and were defeated by small ma-.
iorities.
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DESTRUCTION OF OILS AND VARNIsH.-St
Louis, November "A large warehouse in
rear OF the drugstore OF \. A. Miller, No.
I'll Washington avenue, containing oils and
yarnish, caught fire this evening and was
totally destroyed. Stock and building
valued at SD, 900.
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BURNING OF A GLOVE FACToRY.-'Hulson.
N. Z, November 2.-The glove factory OF
w. D. Simpson, at Chatham village, was
burned this morning. Amount OF loss not
ascertalned. The building was insured for
$4,000. and the stock and machinery for
$4,000, ..-..
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CANNOT d, \, BE ExeELLED.. {

~ 7fr.vgi yEIs GHAKLESIoWSi ss1tSu = - ys'-"' p
H. r. STEVENS s.si.,J is 5...t1s
Deg sir-This is to certify that have used your
{. ROOD lrreparations !, I'm my family for seserai
years, ana think that for scroflla or cankerous
iumors or Rheumatic afectons,it cannot ne cSs;
celed; and as blood and spring neIcins
it III the best thing have ever used ana nave nsea
almost everything. / can ,checrfnliy recommend IL
to nny one In need Of such medicine.
! 81 Yours respect fully, s. - ii: II ~
.s % Sex MRS. A. A. - Russell street
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n i.'sI4L.-Robert A. Conner, postmaster
r, ,",; afdsville, Albemarle county, Va, ttce
I ,-lles a. Scott, resigned; DR.. j. c. Sloan,
:: sro'; !, at Centre View, Charlotte eoun-
- Va, cice John 4. Weston, resigned.
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THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATIONS AT
NEW YORK THURSDAY NIGHT--Neo FORK,
November 3.-The Democratic procession
ended quarter-past o'clock this morning.
Just before its close Governor Tilden, IN
response to loud calls, spoke as follows:
-citizens,11 This grand demon
stration is q harbinger Of success. Do your
duty on Tuesday next as nobly as you
have done it Tonight. Our success means
peace, reconciliation, and fraternity among
all our people Of every class and race. 1t
means national credits founded on solid
basis OF the united people, &, frugal admin q
istration, and honest and Just governments.
It will bring reduction OF one half OF one
per cent. on the interest on the bonded
national indebtedness below the lowest rate
at which any loan has been negotiated,
which in period OF thirty-eight years
would save to the people $500, 1000, 600 OF the
800, 100000 proposed to be issued at a per
cent. 1t would mean giving fair play to
the healing influence Of nature in the res
toration of our business and industries to
the prosperity which bad administration
has impaired, and for the time destroyed
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~ England.

LIVERPOOL, November IA leading
grain circular says the British grain mar
kets are still scantily supplied with wheat,
the value of which remains unaltered.
Foreign trade is more steady after the re-
cent slight depression. !; At to-day's market
trade has not been active, but sellers OF
wheat show much fiFmness. "A tolerably
fair business has been done at the rates cur
rent On Tuesday. Flour was steady at quo
tations. Corr; was; slow and the request
dull: holders would willingly make con.
cession to effect sales. = ~ 'S',s,eil
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FINANCIAL
ByTeIesrapi1.
NEW YoRE q

NEW YORK, November 81 donay, easier; offered
at IL. Sterling quiet nc 4S2K. Gold dull ut 109k@
109a. Governments dull and steady. States quiet
and nominal. ~ E,-5L 81 a 8. -
e 5!,se - = ~ BALTIMORE W stf
stiBALTTMoRE, November 3.-yifgfnia SIS, defer
red, consols, esk; second series, 35z North Car
DINA 6's, old, 10 new, 8. ~ .lse
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COTTON MARKETS, NoyEsrp 81, Sd.

GALvEsToN.-Strong: middnngs, lie. Weekly
net receipts sppc s26s3 bales gross receipts
ports-To Great Britain, s,407 bales; France, es5
resePs gs 7 sety e
41,224 bales. sales, 4,o79 bales! Espors-Coast-
B1LTiIoRE;afirm; middlings, 11se. Weekly
9,104 bales. Sales, 4249 bales; spinners, 1860
bales: Exports-Continent, 651 bales; eoas:wise,
BosToN:.Flrm; nlddlinss. 11gc. Weekly net 70
ceipts, 1897 bales; gross, 14,554 bales. Stock,
2,S27 bales Sales, 1870 bales Exports to Great
.WILMiNcToN, N. C.-steady: midatngs, / oaa.
es ne Ssp acs 04s sse to sees bfsn
PnII1DELrmS:aaSS. midninss, iEs; Week
Exports 10 Great Britain, ss5 bales. 49, -
sAvANN AH.-Asking higher; middlings, lie.
Weekly net regents 211s9 bales gross RECEIPTS
bales. Exports-To Great Britain, 1870 bales |;
channel, LOO bales; caastwise, ., | 81 bales.
receipts, bales gross resseip C. GO Gales les
Stock, 169, $50 bales Sales, 49, 400 bales Exports.
bales; cOastwise, 1882 bales
MoBILEooActiye; middling, llHc. Weekly net
s Sssep lS e rs sses sss os
bales; coastwise, 6,512 bales.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HluQllNB. LIZ. w eehIy IT,.
Stock. 29,416 bales. Sales, $4,000 bales.
AuGUsTA.-Firm and active; middliugs, 1OA@
10ac. Weekly receipts, 1851 bales. Shipments.
10,455 bales. Sales, ~ 1873 bales. Spinners, blank
stock, 1914 g bales.
CIIARLEsToN-Firmer; n,lddling, l1Hc. Weekly
net receipts 30,39S bales: gross receipts. blank
stock, S6,876 bales. Sales. 10000 bales. Exports
Great Britain s,7s2 bales; France, $50 bales;
MoNTGoMERY.-Active and very firm; middlng.
nents, 1855 bales. Stock, 1867 bales.
MACoN-Firm: middings. 104c. Receipts, $3.50
bales. Sales, 1892 bales. Stock, 1865 bales. Ship
ments, 5,529bales.
COLUMBUS, GA.-Active: middlings. 10Sc. Re-
cepts, f. 99 bales. Shipments, 1888 bales. Sales
1854 bales. Stock 6,O27 bales. Spinners, 364
bales
MISUNDERSTANDING; middlings, 10Ac. Net re-
cepts, 2,599 bales. Shipments, 3,79S bales. Sales
2S43 bales. Spinners, "a bales Stock, 1926 bales.
PORT EoYAL.-Weekly net receipts, 3,713 bales.
Stock, 22U5 bales. Exports. coastwisc, l24S bales.
PRovIDENCE-Weekly net receipts, 434 bales.
Stock, 1000 bales. Sales, $500 bales.
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, November 3.-Net receipts at all
United States ports during the week, 203, 104 bales
time last year, IA 1856 bales: total receipts TO
this date, 1,013.435 bales same date last year,
9l2.612.bales. Exports for the week, 72 bales
same week last year, 944 bales total exports to
this date, $4,000 hales; to same date last year,
625 bales last year, 49, bales; stock at all
interior towns, 55,61S bales; last year, 6S.57l
bales: ut Liverpool, 474,000 bales; last year, $780,
600 bales. Stock Of American cotton aioat for
Great Britain, $4,000 bales; same time last year,
10000 bales.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLoIJR ExCHANf5E.

. -
RICHMOND, November 8, 1876.
~. OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 522 bushels. BED, 1914
bushels. .I sss rst. l.s,s..sssas st..5 ~>l,s,s-
CoRN.-.Whtte,. $40 bushels. Jftred, 40 bushels.
OATs.-244 bushels. Id hi; ;ss,7s' q
z.-s SALES.
WHEAT.-.White, so bushels at 95c.; 90 bushels
at S1.30; 206 bushels very good at s1.32-total,
3S8 bushels Red, 1so bushels at s1:2b; ~ bqsh-
prime at sl.4s ;,28 bushels at S1.37; sc; bushels
at s1.37; 66 bushels at $3.50; $40 bnshels very
Very good at $I.42; 400 bushels at i.35 $3.50
bushels very good on private terms-totaI 1922
bushels ;s .s-f :. .5-,ss
CoRN.-Whfte, 100 bushels prime at 52c.: 14o
bushels good at 50c.-total, 240 bushels. Nired,
20 bushels common new at 45c. 81. ~34z ~,
OATs.-1S0 bushels very good spring at 3sc.
/. si.s-. fsns Flour.
Fine. s3.50@sS.75 !: .superane. IS; extra super
fine S5.75@s6; common family, $3.50; fancy
family, S7@s7.50. Market not very active.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

PROSPECT DEPOT, November =, 1916.
iNitors Dispatch: Yesterday was a big
G4y with lis here. Colonel w. E. Hinton,
Sllh hi, brass band and artillery, was here.
The I~ople turned out from everywhere in
Ai> and the adjoining counties. A rousing
crowd Of Tilden, Hendricks, and Hinton
zen assembled and listened with marked
:Irntion to all that was said. The music
Sad artillery brought out good many col
&'ed people, who paid as good attention as
2Gld be expected from them.
Colonel Hinton led of with one OF the
'",t speeches OF the season. lie was fol-
2"ed by - Gregory, of the linden ana
;;ppea!, who also made telling speech.
ArNt CAME Mayor Gregory, who, with his
-IMltabIe wit and fun, kept the crowd con-
used with laughter for about one and
at hours. | cannot undertake to give
Htl synopsis OF the speeches made by
w above gentlemen. Suffice it to say they
'.re all No. /.
HE speaking lasted until nearly sum.
"n. Everything went off quietly, no.
%.as occurring to mar the good feeling OF
S'tr political party. / am certain the
riches did much good towards arouslng
v iukewarm, il we have any such among
!aeweather is warm, and wheat is coming
Y and looking beautiful. A large crop
wi be seeded. Most farmers are gathering
1sf corn crops; and while the drought
,, niDMTlIened them materially i think, there
% 49,. Ne a plenty made to serve the commu-
r WV me acorn crop being the largest for
~ IL VIII not require SO much corn to
'l"en hogs. .t-t& = ID :
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r FAYE co II sTANTLY ON
hand from Ten 20 Gfteen FRESH SE1Ms
and CALVES ranging in price ffom 40 20 ya ":
the Rrook firnrke lust hey ond the cattle scale
house. For further Information apply % sian p
New Market. - = ~, ,, ,,ss
Gel 7.2taW4W dOStsFkf hlhsta !;
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ST. LOUIS, November s.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Wheat duh and lower; No. rcd fall,
s1.19; No; red fall, Sl.oSh@sl.09: Corn ae-
Oats dull No 3, sos@sClic Rye dnil and lower lower
at 5fxc. Barley quiet and unchanged. Provisions
unchanged. Whiskey quiet ana unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-04
J IfUJISYILLE.

= LOUISVILLE, November 3-FIour 10 good demand
at full prices extra, s4@S425 family, s5 @4s.25.
Wheat ste1dy and unchanged. Corn firm white.
47c; mixed, 4sc. Oats In fair demand; white, &c.,
mixed, sec. Pork nominal Bulk-meats-shoulders
nominal clear ribstdes sxc clear sides, SIC. Be-
con steady with good demand; shoulders. 7h@f4c.;
clear ribsides, &c.; clear edes, 9Xc. Sugar cured
hams, 16c Lard frmer; fierce, 11@11fc.: kegs,
11Hc. Whtskey steady with good demand At 81. 10.