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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-12
LOUISIANA.
Fire..

NEW ORLEANS. November IL. The steamer
John +. Toles, from St, Louis for New Orleans,
with assorted cargo of western produce, was burn
ed last night at Grap1 Gulf. No lives were lost.
The boat and cargo were q total loss.
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GEORGIA.
PardOned.

New YORK. November 10. The President has
pardoned Thomas b. Benyen of Georgia, convict
ed of false entries in the books of certain nation
ment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-12

A north-east snow storm prevails along the
Hudson River tonight There were several fur
ries OF snow in New York to- night.
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SenIenced.

PErERsBoRo', November 10. A tramp named
John CulliDgton, was arrested for burning barn
in Temple, Friday night, belonging to Barnard
Farar. He was arraigned and sentenced to six
months imprisonment.
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Weather Indications for To-day.

For New England and the Middle States,
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather. north
westerly winds. backing to southerly, stationary
or lower pressure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-12

Dow & Storer have in store a large supply of
make you happy.
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N ISSOIfKl.
Suit.

| NEW YORK, November 10. Priest Sslvitelli
sues the Catholic Arch Bishop of st. Louis for
Sll 900, back salary, and threatens exposure of
the management Of affairs, during the legal exam
nation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-12

The Ellsworth American favors geological
survey of Maine, and says that petitions are in
circulation in Hancock county asking the legisla
ture to make an appropriation for this purpose
Forty years ago Prof. Jackson was employed two
years for this purpose, and in 1861 and 1862, Prof
Hitchcock made geological And botanical sur
vey, with especial reference to the value of
settling lands in the northern part Of the State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-12
loraI ann State Nems.

Read the advertisement in another column, OF
the Congregstonalist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ARRAY.

CONCORD, November TO- At Bridgewater, YES
terdsy, during alteration about a horse, a man
named Putney struck Tsbine, seventy years old,
with an axe, splitting open his head open, intlict-
ing injuries which will prove fatal. Putney is
still at large.
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III Hrrfen.

In North vassalboro', by Rev. j. 9. Dore, Nov 8,
Mr. William Il. Leeman to Miss Bertha 5. VIM,
DO n oil Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-12

The jury awarded verdict against the United
States Lille Insurance Co. OF 81, 900 and interest,
in the case OF Chas. Mckinley. The company set
up defence of Intemperance.
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PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA, November 10. George J. Der.
ry, chief engineer in the navy, died in this city
today.
Fire.
William E. Garrett & Sons snuff mills, at York
Pa, was burned Saturday. Loss fifty thousand
dollars; insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-11-12

The case of DIR. Ii. A. Damon VS.. Mcfarland,
well known lawyer, Mss Ward and others, endeC
to day by the discharge of the defendants for wan
of cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-20

CoLoRRD HrGHwAYMES-A RICHMOND
DARKY .RosBEp. Her Robinson Co
tored waiter, lately, arrived, in New York
from Richmond, Va, while rambling around
the city on Monday met two other gentle
men OF color in d saloon at the corner Of
Broome and Thompson streets. He drank
with them several times, and then one OF
them, named Charles Taylor. asked him ii
he had secured lodging; If not, Taylor and
his companion would bring him to q good
place where he would be suitably accom-
modafed., Robinson accepted the offer, and
together they proceeded toward Varick
street. On the corner OF Dominick and
Clarke streets Taylor and his companion
turned suddenly on Robinson, knocked him
down, and robbed him Of twenty dollars in
silver. AS soon as herecovered himself he
went to the Prince-Street station-house,
made his complaints, and officer Barry, Of
the Eighth precinct, arrested Taylor shortly
afterWard in Thompson street, Robinson
pointing him out. The prisoner, while, on
his way 10 the precinct, made three attempts
to escape, but the. free, use Of the club
brought him to terms, Judge Morgan, at
Jefferson Market Police. Court yesterday,
committed him in $1,000 bail to answer at
General Sessions. Herald. $500 y $,,..
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a,c-rHE.ARLoTTESVILLE.

SHOOTING .AFHR4Ya AT THE UNTvERsITT-EA-
cURsfOS- AIyA--NEW< ENTERPRISES, &c. rs
JCorrespondence of the Richmond Dispatch.]
:ef+e5t !ra.s!> .esSs,'sl5 la july is; 1877.
. A shooting ARRAY occurred last night at
the University under, as nearas I can learn,
the following circumstances: Two young
men, named iVizor and Owens, attended
the excursion to Variety Springs, and on
the return there was "a pleasant dispute. be
tween them as to the occupation OF GER
tain seat, which, on the part OF one at least,
was thought nothing OF, Notwithstanding
the threat OF the other that he would
see hin at the stepping-place. When
the train, arrived at the crossing at the
University both the young men got out,
when Vizor opened fire on Owens without
notice. shooting him in the left breast, and
firing two other shots, one Of which struck
a Young lady. producing no other effect,
however, than causing her to swoon. Vizor
was arrested and carried before alderman
Nelson, who incarcerated him in the hotel
under special guard until this morning,
when he was arraigned. ~ ~ .s:ie,:s D.
On the arraignment Of sVizor this morn
Ing the evidence was pretty nearly in ae'
cordance with the above statement; where
upon he was sent on for Indictment before
the grand fury and bail refused. This
Young man is student at the University,
and is from Tennessee. Givens, the Dung
man who was shot, is from Texas, and IS
also a student. The wound is not consid-
cred fatal, trough It ia dif1cult'to determine
what results may follow from it.
The excursion to Variety Springs was con-
sidered avery pleasant and successful occa.
sion. The day was pleasant, and the rain OF
the previous evening subdued the dust and
made the travelling agreeable. There. are
about fifteen visitors. Mt the Variety thus
early, and I learned from the proprietor tnat
the prospect for a-fine season was unusually
good. Many Of the excursionisfs stopped
over OF Waynesboro' and Staunton and
spent n pleasant day! l.2.'1% - T. :,
g. We had fine rain last night, which fell
upon grateful people. The streams had
gotten SO low as to prevent the grinding OF
corn, and meal had gone up above the peck
cts of the poor. The crops, too, were SUI
fering. & - ~. 49, e. = - :.
- The Milling and Manufacturing Co1ppa-
nys building has been rented out and con
iverted into bark-mill, and is'';now grind
ing. . .,43st. gos.7s.ai -l---;;;r y I,., ~.
DIR. j. b. Hawthorne preached in the Bap-
fist church on Sunday. morning and night
to large congregations, and the people were
delighted with him. He. is undoubtedly
the finest pulpit orator I have ever heard
our.
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NEW J. YORK eoL MAakET.

- Tbenarket continues to- show a buoyant temper.
The business has not been large on account OF. the
early period Of the week, but no trouble found In
foil prices. As fi,g western feeces
stronger deuand but there Is good inquiry rs well
for Calfori,ls snd TEXAS grades. Salts are 5000
b.. medium Ohio q 49,; 8, GOO DIS. and sloye
on private Terms 5000 Ib. c1mbIng Ohio, washed.
on priyate;i terns;s 5000 ihs. flne unwashed
Ohia al $780, I.5Ontf Ibs.I unwashed OHIO de-
iaine III 3ec. 5000 rs. Xxx Ohio at Doc; 1000
fbs. Y Ohio. 1000 ibs I'M washed Ohio, on private
terms: 1O, 600 De. Aichiran &c 40c.: 10000 bs.
fine unwashei Indian mt 92c.: s, 600 1hs. Utah on
private terms; 300 Bs. Southern neeces on, prA~
yate termst 75, bales sbring California az CSC.
40 bales nII do. Ut alc.; AZ, 600 lbs. do. at 100
21c.: IS bales do. at 2l,c. 40 900 bs. improved
22he.s 1000 bs. Eastern de. AT NC az,
do. AZ 22c 81 bales Australian on pHya.e terms
The week ldomesac). $40 balesS5reccipts from
january ldomssIich S4,3ss bales: rsceipts same
of Chm ul6rc<. th.ff' at,sgtt -
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GENERAL MARKETS.
PETERSBURG MARKETS \, sr !. !,

Uheat.-Receipts this week hayeEincreased, and
market weaker to- day. thoice white and red, Sit
SI.5oGSi - - e,,r =. IS gss,s
coSa.gMarke. well supplied; choice white, 7oc,;;
= an S .gMsfkst little armer We quote: 500
: ossss,TIn ,depand at 45@4sc., wholesale !, 55@
sEars.e~inbarreis; lace dozen IN crates, toc.
Psdtaers.-Prtmc llge gpose, &c.; common
30c,5s~5~.S5s- 49, ( ~,
fancy sliced SC. Peaches i2Hc., as 70 Quality.
FIarsesd.-Sl, 25@Sl.SS per bushel. g
Ldrd:AI Country, v irstnta. S12hc.
cider Vinegar t..3 0tA 35c, p gallon. II
Wool-Washed, 28@ soc. rnyashed, 15@l!ac.
Rags.-aiixed cotton. 3t-ss white, S5c.; wooilen,
1 Rope-Nanilla. best, 8aebc. stsal, 22c. p %.
jute, i2laac, jute twlnc, zoc.-A pPeals 1871. 81
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,G:oRDoNlsVnLE.

MAJOR JOHN W. DANIEL ENDORSED FOR Gov
~ ERNoR By AN ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING: Il
correp,oondeneelof the. Richmond Dispatcih1Ir
;i.,kIf,I4 :. G;;:t JULY 10, 1877
All enthusiastic and welLattended poltti-
cal meeting, held here last night, endorsed
Daniel against ali opposition by;a vote Yerg-
ing on, 3 TO 1, and requested Of the; County
Convention the privilege Of choosing their
own delegates to the State Convention.
Thistis deemed a sufficient reply to Mr.. s.
J. h., tsof ochtdRd.''. DENNIS.
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The steamer CITY, OF Lawrence made an
excursion Wednesda from. Norwich and
New London, CT, to Newport, r. I. Row
dies from. Providence visited the restaurant
on board the boat and refused to pay. The
captain OF police and four officers went on
board the boat to arrest them,. when they
were attacked By the roughs and all terri
bly beaten, one OF the Officers having his
Jaw broken with a club. The boat left with
the rowdies on board. -, ..f,,t,,g.
Quite number OF. the, employees OF the
post-ofice at New York Wednesday ap-
peared in uniform, which consists OF blue
flannel sack with brass buttons and plain
blue trousers. There is no distinction In
uniforms for the officers, the object OF Post
master James being only to secure distinc-
ton of the employees OF the Department in
the building from the general public.
In the United States Court at Springfield,
H., wednesday, the final decree OF fore
closure OF the Indianapolis, Bloomington
and Western railroad was entered, and the
sale OF the road for the benefit Of the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company and other
claimants is ordered to take place at Bloom
ington The day is not liked ! $500 Z.
In farewell correspo denes between the
Franco-American committee al Parlsi ana
Minister Washburne he expresses. his warm
acknowledgements for the cordiall personal
welcome, he has aiWaysereceised there, Iand
assures the committee that they may count
Ilron his aid in securing the partieipati6n0 r
America in the Paris Exposition
Ameetins 81 lie commission appointed
Nv the City Council Fol Alexandri 10 .acVise
plans for the COMPROMISE o. sas si.y as s,
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6|AsDEFsss' :sks,|EHHNsaEll
TnrHsDAx, 5ufy 10, 1871.


zassrisaa GStal 9s ssas Ga as
Id i es ssn.ss "a, astsd;
y,s ,ss,is, s sassSs. 81 81 s s az
an city bid,
saked iicnznoad CITY .s a9i .s ES, olE
Lynshbnr1 ss1 as i1s hid Norfolk city ss,
LOB bid; Norfolk city sss 1854 pias NOE Dr.
fS1 81. ss e. , s Sri hSe
Raafrosa Ponds Rallroaa
Rsa a M osssss ss s's
Ysrgtnia Gensfst Eatifoad fourth ri6rfsags ss, ..
a nsrs:e q. Virgins Gsn5a Rsa n ssd
selss gs..fsss 81 =
ssiIIesa tSi.d mortgage pr is Sc,
R.e H %erssss ss .nd and rSseTses
hid fe.essbuE Railroad drst mortgage es,
j. and 10 bid Richmond, fredericks.
burg and sPotemac Iisilrcad mortgage rs, j.. and
IS ssRea RiehSond i an
DsnVilis Railroad consolidated 8's, n. and n, a
he Rsifoad and steamboat sss
go asked md Petersaurp
soo sas 81 I'll RieSmoad
burg and Potomac Ratlfoad common, t0g par, W
bfd; Richmond, ErederlcRspur9x ~ Sn2,ts
IRaiisoadsix per cent. guaranteed iUO paF.SV
.Rschmond, fredericksburg md Potomac Ra,tsI,a 81.
seven pcr1 cents guaranteed. 100 par.asS DID
Seahoard and Roanoke Railroad common, Ivy pa pan
o1 Rams Estional 100 par bid
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par, 90 ASKED
Planters Nationals 100 par 100 BID, liz aSsea
Merchants NATIONAL, 100 par, go asked; STATE Bapi
OF Virginfa loo par, 79E askedS Merchants,and
Planters Savings 25 par; 81 hid 90 asked sati-
Dens IS par, asked A,slM, E, r,;.a aud Ma
fine. % par,r39K bid, Il! asked:' Virginia State
rs oar, 2S bid; Virginia Home: Il 90 par, PIG,
as bid, se asked; Caty, 100 par, 7g asked; Gram
Re Insurance Company. 100 par, bid, 80 askeu
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, 30 gaT.siS
1S asked. $500,
pany, 100 par, "a bid, 10 asked. ,.-.r.- s.,
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VIEW YORK C,ATTLE MARKET.

Beeres.-The was nothing doing In beef-cattle to.
day for lack OF offerings Dealers In dressed beef
complained OF slow trade at Sk@l0xc. p ~ for
ordinary to good natiye-beef sides and 69Sc. Tor
Texas beef.
CttIres.-Fresh arrivals were 500 head The de-
mand was moderate, and prices were about the same
as reported yesterday, 0@7kc q ID. for ardfnary
to prime yeals. and SIC. for decent outtermtlk
calves. Dressed veal was In moderate demand at
@lUc q ID. Amongthe sales were 80 butterinilk
calves, i4s bs, at SIC! p bx 80 State yeals, d3
MS, at &C.; 30 Mount Holly yeals, 225 MS. al Sc
7c and 35 Mount Holly veals zoo u.s., at 61@71c.
G, ID.
loads. or I,s79 head The demand was fair. and the
market closed with better feeling az 4t@6c. p 10.
for coinm0H to prime sheep, and Tor ordinary
10 Choice lambs. Dealers report D. far trade at 10
loo. a u. for dressed mutton, and s@lSgc. to a
MS average. 1T re . To-: 137 dorsey lambs, 60 Ds..
at ~ Jersey lambs 6s ns q s M
lambs, So ma. at &C.: 100 ohio sheep, 81 Ds., at
SIC. and 81 Ohio sleep, SO hss at SIC
tanning 1855 hogs--al sdtEect to slaugh-
tererss-Joura,al Of Commerce, lSth. IL
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.B0ARBING!

sses -rt.:,tI.:t =. :oyA1S H tNNSO~es---~~~~~-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
V yA.-Location biEh and airy, rooms well ven
water; If desired, Reference: Rev. ALEXANDRA
WEppELL, Richmond: Apply 10 p.m
jy20-4t* 49,, - MRs: 81. '. fAOL: :;
NEW YORK@B0ARDIE 33 FIFTH
IN AVENUE, New ,YoRK.-EleS aat family board
soia ner daS ten aoa1sls PEE
Dc 2-Sm -----------.-
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-SlTES'

WuEAT.-IV White, ZIG bushels very good at ~ ,63 !;
"a bushels good ut s162: goo bushels very good az
III e5; SO bushels at $3.50; 10 bushels at 81 So ;
5l4 bushelsat 1882; 81 bushels on privatgt
total. 1904 bushels Red, 442 bushels at 81 go
396 bushels at 81. 81; 464 bushels at Sl.55 go
on private terms 1,0s2 bushels very good at
1852 bushels at $40; 1893 bushels on private
2O4 bushels very good on private terms; l60 bush
els very good at l62; "A bushels prime ut 81 90;
800 bushels at s1.60: Jig bushels at $L4l; 100
at sl.15; 30 bushels at S1.53; 54S bushels prime
Fultz at SLIGO; 800 bushels very good az go 81
bushels good at al. g 0-total. 20 bushels. - .
CORN White, &c bushels at TIC; ~ bushels at
73c.; 67e bushels on private terms-totii, 7S0
bushels. Yellotc, 66 bushels very good at 70c
Hired. 26 bushels at 73c
OATS.-32 bushels at ACC. ..,... f.,.-J.s,s =
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Tweed Ont tn q Card.

ssNeyviYuak. JAY IL! "a: ~ illfann d, Tweed
,,,1 Il q lprg state rneht, commencing
- gal shs iPnbi; gM u tattentton has been
cafIsd b q series bf letters published i'm the
Iaily .uaperg OF the city, Of The 18th and
1ati; instart, signed by Craian Bryant, g
man wtefofyears past no editor would be.
iieye. and whose whole life has been one OF
eayesdroupfng, and deceit, whose WORD
world not.be believed und der oath, i malice
OF creed could sbe more fully gTatife9; by
Il beg !lsaye therefore, iti , M
swer. TO saw that all these letters are ro-
nance: and that the con fersafi Ions be re-
ports Is having had With me are falsely
stated! and the oncfusions he1s pnrports TO
have arrived Hboil TN II antsed by the the
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
o. : i.@E THURSDAY, July 10, 1877.

II
81, 9,' + Country, Produce.fH :.s,2e -
.Batssr frinl. i 10 choice yellow. 1sal5c. fair to
geo. ae 1o Ssat e:7a@7Sc. eushe for country
psslsa. 1?@isc; asaGpssisd Sioe:; Cherries, 10
4ss g sSs a a5s
sIarseed: S1.20@S1.25 hushel. :, :. -,
Hay: Virginia timothy, soc.@s1; clover goo
&c. 5e. p,,ed 7sasoc. -.
Potatoes: : irish, p barrel &e.50@$S. t4;n<
1 e.. s 66egs55Fy aS SSs5ef 49, ~, -
Ssae la 1895 s to quality
. t !: washed s2@s5c. :s.,mwashed. 25a2sc.
BURY wool will bring from 3to 5c.P ID less than
above rates. :-atrax 4.9sGt:t >.al !. ::..5<
Cement, Lime. Plaster. &c.;.GI ~
Cement Rosenda!e, s1.65@sl.75 Q barrel James
Line: Agricultural, Toe: . bgshel; Virginia. In
dian Rock, s1;lo; Kockland sl.lo@sl'sS' accord a
s[s:ss ei sng sssss s ssss s7soass
7fqy - Z Dry Goods. .f'y....G .f0t.g
Bre,on SAes:tnds ard S;tsttlgss A Manche be
Ja Rss R hs SsRss s se S
IN W. III cones, asekSse: ssssa.ss B.
conestoga 7c: feperill, 27sc.; lo-4 City 2Sc.
s ssa fs !sss snG ffssessgs s%
pes Home 19hs s5,s - q oneida 1ee:; -
Do5g. Sc: B: scitaats ae.; ,Metiaan Pc
:er6orSqgh, &c; lo-4 Waltham' 2ec,; 1o-a CITY
"i ETe1on Drtas: Petersburg, 7c; Graniteyflle
Corset ysaas sPagonia, ae4;;t AHloskeas. 10c.;
Der iass: Harlem s.ea9 EN- NOUS; ss
imond. sc; Sprague &c. Manchester, eye: Wasl.-
ins1on: HamilIen; Merrimack. 6He; Ma Ma'.
Harmony. SIC: Wan,sutta. DC: ,.it,ss
Cambr lea Rice. &C.: En ing s tssBsh /
= ,, Drugs, Dyfss''H,1f'' s o,.. Is :5
77$sssssfs ssEf se|ls9
e GopcTsasa;. as b .1.t:.,,.'sI' '9sS
Rrtreet ILokieooa I'll ~. =. .si 10. 10; =:
ogaa1 Tinsesa soc.: machine. a1as1.75 SPERM
Sase sas ST. s sss ssss sossn
besE s4l5E $3.50; castor. S1.46 "a SAXON; Virginia
in1risat1s, so@sSs.: kerosene gallon ~ az
ts is5iassns soc seAesas ,th0at tep,so@
sads; sal, 2a@se, e ssgs n English coda, SCI
.sp:rits TarDsntins 42 ~, ~ e. !. 80, p
Foreign Fruits san ANA Candy. 4 ~.
Hemes. ss:s!ss,s 4 h1s box.
h i 10 i 4 tsfoc:esrillsass. ks:G fpy
Baeda shoulders. elsar E!o-sides, sxg
90: ri6bed. sk@8xc: virginia shoulders SktG9c.
iMoE@1ic.; small. isgI2Se ane.a-
'a sasEets sinted, two hoops, s three h60ps.
l sTooms: 1--WE strings, sl75 @ss three ssrings,
ao sssss good g ss.Rs Esssnas go
2Skc: Java, 33@35c. -
,4ise si s5aslPs s;ssls
CReese: Prime cutting, .14@15c.; horfhefn and
western prime emitting, Mc.s somm as ioeeiSe;
I9 Fee: Carolins. Rsnsoons 81, =, az
Esd Sc s9lis 80 eas. s5 sG
sssse TX: Sorah s Gsrciins sol In aa barrels
Macssrei-No. Bay, $40 a4z;:Mo: q In barrels,
ss59@sslSi So; I'M ma eis 81 as IS
s Eitsi y h ~ Ss. -. Z.
sa Lard PINE, harre.s and tserees,
ns;oss5sss, ao esmmoa Soc:
"a - lie: barTeis 32e.s genuine sofaen syros
,SS66oc, Hsalldn.. Gshai and Museogsdn. 46460c;
rsfn ssor oaad
arm sass ssors s5e. -. 80,
"a snd geTdscea. .a
s ss'iss iass q ~. asss kises iSs
psmssa.ss unsrSM. Stare best waarinz B@gc.
toi Is. sassS iasr q nss article:
Iimpsriah sl.ae; gunpowtsr, y Ases A.3 g
- -. aidsssE ,cataers
Htds. Green ssea z. asg ss!:s esI az
n ,I. s. ssasssiI sss saIs ~ - Y'i
ss55s sole aesthsS
~, sor, g aos 'gs 4 Sasasss,
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The TurE
BIifBLEl

80 - RACES AT E1MBLEDoS YESTERDAY; f,,.
wv IxBLEDoN, July 19.AThe EIcho shield
was won BY IRELAND, England scoring
second. .s,5yQfs,s its!ssi-.god,i -;
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ESSEX COUNTY.

IEl.E2s. A-NOOENIsX.gl
REUNION or THE sHARP-sHoo sF xEnngs
FROM wxLIrKS0wNs GENTIEMES--THRtoLD
PIFTY-FIRTH INFANTRY. ~ s .ss
Correspondence Of the Ricbinone nssIaachi 4
s4;s MiLLgR's Posi- FTIcE July ~
On Monday The lSt h instant the sHryiy wing
members ot the organization OF g Sharp
Shooters E sof Essex cenRtY .sssel led At
TappahaHnoek In ordas Ia form d soeietysto
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Flour.

.pert,ne, ss.5O@SS.75: common family. S9@S9.25:
fancy family and City Mills, SO. Stock light. Not
mich dernand..A3E .s'at- TIA ~ - - -.
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NEW YORK SUMAC MARKET.
Sumac.--Foreign quoted ut &l12.50 for lead seal
from deck. and Is from store and low GRADES st
$S5tG$60. cnrTcnc Virginia qu0ted at 800, cur.
Journal of Com I7ercs, = 6tit. q.
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ByFeIesrapn-
VIEW YORK.

New YoRK. July ] 9.-Gold, opened at 105!M. Il
= Noon -Stockss lower and declining. Money son
call fIM -ner- cent Gold,21O54:J Ecchange-Bong,
1856: aiiort. BIN. Governments hover. State bonds
quiet and steady. gssr;: ,sisti ~ =
Evenin0s-Money easy at M PET cent. slerlne
frnl at 4S6. Gold weak at 1054. Governments
quiet; new 5's, 111H. States lower.
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APPOINTMENTS, ETC.

Dennis, Carpenter, Johnson, Thompson,
Kirkland, and Crofut, have beensappointed
gaugers for the district of South Carolina.
Assistant Secretary MeC ormick, called in
to-day $40, 100000 OF bonds, eonsois.o 1866.
The interest: ceases on sthe 10th October.
Another call for q larger amount win be
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/, TOBACCO MARKETS.

RIICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
.s 80, ~ .sT.$ THURSDAY; Juiy, ,s1s77.
The breaks to-day comprised pa ,hogslleahs, IL
tiercest and 3;boxes. The, ~ auction on
'Chapge were 81, packages or Yhtch plumber qlI 90
ranging from 1890 to $780,
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From the Indtaiss..

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GENERAL. H0WARD2s --LATEST DISPATCHES
CHIEF JOSEPH MAKES "A PROPOSITION TO SUR
RENDER, BUT DON'T SURRENDER. 49, ri
SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.LGeneraI How
ard sent the following this afternoon to mil
itary headquarters: - Z"
Gamp MACBETH Kamiah, Idaho Territory,
July $3.50 Z" .M.-Early this morning,
when messenger reached me stating that
Joseph Wished.to make propositions OF sur
render, I returned; leaving; my column to-
proceed to q convenient place, ana I have
bad some detentions: j noticed by the dust
arising that the Indians were. - in mo
ton towards the, same point ] !, had
hoped rto> reach. - changed my plan,
bringing in all but an observing force to
cross at this point. Joseph promised to
break away from White Bird and give him
sell up tomorrow. He said he was afraid
to move to-day. The indications are
that they have but little ammunition or
food, and sustained, large losses OF every
thing in their hurry in crossing the, river
here at our approach. / see evidences OF the
bands breaking up and shall pursue them q
little further with yigor. "A later dispatch
from Walla- Walla, July Is, says there is great
excitement in, this city over Joseph's pro-
posed surrender. Many hotheaded persons
.censure General Howard for listening to-
talk from, Joseph. The more sensible think
Howard fully nnd erstands himself and will
do what is right. There is a Ttmor here
that Captain Bancroft, who was DANCE fously
wounded in recent battle, has since died.
The rumor is traced to q reliable party now
with General iHoward's command: Another
REPORT says the settlers on the Palaba prai-
ries have been, notified by the friendly
Indians to leave or their lives would