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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-03-07


ATTEND TO BUSINESS Nothing but ruin
stares that farmer in the face who does not
pay personal attention to all the most minute
details of his farm. There are thousand
small leaks about the management of an ordi-
nary farm, that if not closely attended to, will
surely bring the most hard working farmer
to ruin and bankruptcy Nine.tenths of the
sinking farmers can attribute their present
distress to no other cause than lack of close at
tention to small details of the farm; closer
supervision Of machinery and tools, the stock
and their feed, a place for everything and
everything in its place. No one is ss much
interested in attending to these details as the
boss Such course will, in few months, or
a year or two at most, enable many farmers
who are now on the down-grade, to again be-,
gin to ascend. theoretically persevered in, it
will surely make headway against what now
looks so hopeless. A fear of fsunburnt hands
and face, dirty clothes and boots, and de-
sire to have reputation that he does not
work on the farm, has been fruitful source OF
loss to many farmers.
sS A simple test is given in the American
Artisan to try the purity of coffee, by which
adulterations of that article can be detected,
even if the taste is not sure index. If a
spoonful of genuine ground coffee is thrown
into cold water, it will float upon the surface.
Most substances used in adulterating coffee
will sink at once.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-03-07
CROWNS FOR THE HUMBLE.

We love to think that the brightest crowns
of the future life should not be at all worn by
those who have occupied exalted positions
here Indeed, we have the direct assurance
from our divine Lord, that MANY of the first
shall be last and the last 6rst," so we may
know that this worlds plans and ways of
crowning its subjects will not be adopted in
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-03-07

The following is the full text of the ellen
Law" which has been passed by the legisla
ture:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1878-03-07
HORSES AND MULES,

Which offer for saloon TIME until the FIRST
OF OCTOBER next. at per cent. interest, for
Note and good security.
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STAUNTON.
IRE VALLEY RAILROAD oUESTl0N-Y0USG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ANNIvER-

IRE VALLEY RAILROAD oUESTI0N-Y0USG
MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ANNIvER-
SARY, &C.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dl.patchl
NOVEMBER 81, 1878.
The City Council has adopted what may
be considered rs Staunton's ultimaum in
the proposed dissolution Of the Valley Rail
road Company. The resolution adopted
was offered by Captain r. D. Ransom, and
saws that Stanton will make full surren-
der Of her interest in the completed
portion OF the road, between Harrisonburg
and Stanton, 10 the city OF Baltimore
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany on the following conditions: FIRST.
That the Baltimore and Ohio company sur
render $4,000 OF Staunton's bonds now In
lis possession. Second. That Staunton be
released from her pending but disputed
subscription OF $4,000. Third. That the
100000 existing interest OF Staunton IN
the road be retaiped, minus the $4,000 to
be surrendered, in the unfinished portion
OF the road south OF this city. %
The Young Mems Christian Association
have just held their anniversary meeting
one not exceeded in enthusiasm, large at
tendance, and harmony by any in the past.
The president, Fl. NJ. MeIihany, presided,
and interesting addresses were delivered by
Or. Barnes Sears, agent OF the Peabody
fund; Rev. DR.. Manly, OF s;the Baptist
Church; Rev. j. Z. Booker, OF the Second
presbyterian church; Colonel James IL.
Skinner, and Captain Fl. L. Hoover.
PENN,
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End of nm Important Case. /.
THE PATRICK-c0UNTY BONDS CASE C0aPR(
Missed AND TAKEN OUT OF COURT.

THE PATRICK-c0UNTY BONDS CASE CoMPRo-
Missed AND TAKEN OUT OF COURT, !. ,
The suit Of Mr.. Quincy, a northern cap
italist, against the county OF Patrick, 10 en-
force payment of certain bonds issued by
that county to aid the Norfolk and Great
Western railroad. has been pending IN the
District Court OF the United States for the
western district OF Virginia for q long time.
Indeed, it, has become a very celebrated
case,O and itsTmainI features are known TO
the public. especially Of Patrick and ada
cent counties, quite generally. 1t has new
been compromised and taken out OF court
This compromise was arranged between
Judge 81. w. Shelley, counsel Tor Quincy,
and Colonel John e. Penn, representing
the county Of Patrick, and has been ratified
DO, b by The county and Mr.. Quincy.
The amount OF the bonds held by Mr.
Quincy was S43.400, and by the compro'
mise the county OF Patrick is to pay nan
$11, 800 in four annual instalments, WITH
seven per cent. interest on $7,400 OF thu
amount TIL PAID Daapille Neaos.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NOVEMBER L9.-In all departments or trade ne
business with first hands has been lnarHc WIN tle
Ilness usual 10 the period OF the ;eason ~heh Tue
market Is without any speculative action. . a..
With jobh..s there j, Il disposition 10 meet inc
1" drive prices Of western markets ana 'he result
l. seen i'm t.Huls TO get stocks for invenlorynG rs
early as possible. Old STACKS treshencd up WIN
few new purchases being forced 10 SAFE al 10"
figures offerings of this Kind comprise eoouS OF q
ni,rtIv seaspnable character, though now anu men
Some sap.1 styles are thrown ont ~ IN lndiicemcnt
70 attract attention. Western markets are mixing
!, nvriv boweyer ard being Oh the SPOT, meet The
low Gmofytions. besides having the advantage or
uuickpr ana cheaper delivery w It,, 800,
Colt0Gtgoods have shown very niue acuon' a.; any
bryoud a very moderate movement al canton nih-
ncis ara STAPLES of similar character the trace !ias
c.n 81 nominal amount, though u must be addsd
,h,i waat has been done Is marked by i eGiilmacy
80, cc.,, in many wears. In some IsaseS and quail
:iS Of BROWN cloths suitable 10 the wants 81 con-
ver-s their ortcrS cover the receipts: whlch Dhsl
nos AZ the moment Is taking very falr proiaict,
hui other than THIS there has been little movement
n i.r.1HL Of CORIaerce.
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FINANCIAL
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. November II, 1873.
Z SALEs.-s3,0 600 yirgfnia consois at SAX.

Il sH d.
s1LEs.-s3,00O yirgtnla consofs at SIX.
American Gofd.-10osb bid.
State Secnfttfes.-VIrgiuia consols. 54E bid, 5Aa
asked; Ylrsinia eonsol.. new, ala bid. 32 asked;
TX asked !; virginia tax,recesyable coupons, six
bid. SlS asked. ~ 80: q $500 :
Gy Observation-Disclosures ssy IS and Il,
s aRa los sse s':f Pe,ersoars
LYnehDurg city s;s j. and j., ito bid; Lynchburg
city esd and j.. % bid; Norfolk CITY water as, IL.
Rafiroad Bonds-yirgin Central Railroad frst
mortgage SD; and j. 90 asked; yEshha Central
j., 80 bid: Virginia a, Tennessee Ra,road Sc cond
mortgage 6'sJ; and J., s5k bid; yirsiIta and Ten
preferred S's, !. and j., 1osls bid: Norfolk and
100 bid Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad n.ortgage IS, J. and j.. 100 bid; Rich-
mond rick snd a snrSaS mort
asked; Richmond and Danville Railroad cotlsoTi-
ass and 20 o. IS eH bd los sa asfs
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Railroad
first mortgage S. j. and j., 70 bid.
- Canal BondS.-james River and Kanawha Canal
first mortgage 6.s, III. and N. 45 bid, 573 asked.
Raifrodd Stocks:-Richmond and Petersburg
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad common,
100 par. 43 asked; Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
POTOMAC Railroad seven per cent. guaranteed. 90
par. 80 bid, sS asked; Connection Railroad stock,
20 par, 70 asked: Richmond and Danyilie Rail-
road, 90 par 4 bid. AZ asked. -
Bank Socks.-First National. 100 par. I Is bid;
National Bank OF Virginia, 100 par. 80 asked;
Bank Of Richmond, so par, Al bid, AZ asked !:
Merchants and Planters Savings, rs par, l & bid
lSH asked: City Bank. rs par. 10 bid, 20x asked !;
CITIZENS Bank, IS par, 20 bid 81 asked.
Insurance CompdnfeS.-Virginia Fire and Ma
rHe, 25 par, 35h bid 81 asked Virginia State, rs
par. ~ bid; Virginia Home, 100 par. 104 asked !;
Merchants and Mechanics, 100 par, 90 bid; City,
100 Dar. 81 hid ....-r..
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, November 21.-In pursu-
ance OF instructions from the Secretary oil
State, the American Minister in London
to-day rendered to the British Government,
in Che person Of Lord Salisbury, the sum OF
five millions of dollars in gold, accompany
ing the payment with the following COM
munication. The receipt OF pay ment was
acknowledged by Lord Salisbury in due
form:
LEGATION of the United States. London,
November 81, 1S7S.-To Ny Lord,-l have
been instructed by the President OF the
United States to tender to her Maiesty's
Government the sum Of five millions oil
dollars in gold coin, this being the sum
named by the two concurring members OF
the Fishery Commission (lately sitting at
Halifax under authority impaired thereto
by the treaty Of Washington to be paid by
the Government OF the United States to the
Government OF her Brittanic Majesty. ]
am also instructed by the President to say
that such payment is madeupon the ground
that the Government or the United States
desires to place the maintenance OF good
faith in treaties, and the security and value
of arbitration between nations above all
questions in its relation with her BrlttaElc
Majesty's Government as with all other gov
ernments. Under this motive the Govern
ment of the United States decides TO sepa-
rate the question OF withholding payment
from the consideration touching the obliga.
ton of this payment, which has been pre-
sented to her Maiesty's Government in cor
respondence, and which it reserves and in
ssts upon. / am, besides, Instructed by
the President to say that the Government
of the United States deems it OF the great
est Importance to the common and friendly
interests of the two Governments in all fu-
ture treatment Of any question relating 10
the North American fisheries that her Brit
tanic DIajesty's Government should Ge dis
tinctly advised that the Government Of the
United States cannot accept the result Of the
Halifax commission as furnishing any just
measure OF the value OF participation by
our citizens in the inshore fisheries Of the
British provinces, and it protests against
the actual payment now made being con-
sidered by her MajeSty's Government as in
any sense an acquiescence in such measure,
and as warranting any inference to that ef-
feet. ! have, &C., JOHN WELSH.
Commodore Shufeldt was to-day ordered
to hoist his fag on the Ticonderoga, at Nor
folk, Va.
A telegram to the internal-revcnue Office
to-day from Collector Rapine, at Montgom.
cry, says that the raiding party operating
in Calhoun and ClaibouTne counties had
seized up to the 10Th instant seven still
houses, five copper stills, 5000 gallons OF
beer OF mash, and made several arrests.
Prominent army officers here think that
General Sheridan will make reply to Sec.
retary Schurz's recent communication con-
corning the management OF Indian affairs,
and fully state The facts upon which he
(Sheridan) predicated his allegations.
The forthcoming naval report will show
that our navy Is well adapted to i peace
establishments, and even in case of foreign
war, ninety vessels for hostile purposes
could at once be supplied.
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7 &c.: Swedes. hammered, She, hoop. 4fas III.
iron Yirginia ir6al-blast charcoal. s2eV&3.
Harfn-blast charcoal, s24MS28: PenrisyyaDln an
/ tffacite. 42GGs2g. West Ffrvfufa cDRes sS3t1e2S
| EGtt8. Old Dominion. $3.50 per keg for stanti
| srf-that is. tenEDcniry other sizes extra.
ngA-Castinos: wholesale, &C.; retail 4e
EoDs Manila. best. 1Aa15c.: jute. s@oc.
Gags: Mixed cottoa. 1ac.: white, 2.sc.; HoolIsI
LIQUORS. Wines. &c.
AS: Scotch, best brands, pints s2@s2.25
FRO Branaies: Domestic. Al .25as2 frnit. s11cd
s1.40; apple. Dew. sl.75@sz; old, s2.25@s3
Rue Rhfskegs: Medium. 81 .50@S2: pure old. 8.
G$4: Virginia mountain, new S2@S2.50, .lc
b2.E 03S3.50 and Efgwards.
Gin: Domestic. S1-25@s2: irnnorted. as p case
EsD England R,tys. S1.501SI 80.
RectLfsd TphissevS: Market asse5; proof. 3l.2b.
LINN beyr Sfaves. sc.
Lumber: White o:k SS2@sI5 3 1000: Western
Virginia poplar. s1Gma9t0 p 1000: white mn.
s1SdSG5 2 1000: yelicw pine bRrt3s. 8 asia
(Ost- sl0Gs14. ACCORDING TO IeTg7hs. SHINGLES
Pine. S2.50m&5: cypress siy-incS, S5fGS9.25
{.Oo0.' Da'''s-spn'' - S''"e'' 's'o'p'@A'o
Stares: Whiskey-barrel tinsser green. Ag3MS26T
1000: seasoned. $20@IS25 r l.OOG F1ssir-parre
timber. S2(d55 p 1000. Foat-barrel roles, IS !;
hogshead-hoops, Toe. {, bundle
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: TOYS mining. 35c.@SA25 n los feet
Pof1der. 1915 by the five k.sgS-less thzu fYf,
kegs. SG.25 blasting, S3.25@s3.J9.-
"Shot: Northern, : i .6J a bag OF rs lbs.
GrtndStoHes: 1A62Ac. = b.
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nrnrner In Ton..snna.

FRANKLIN, La, November 21.-0n The
morning OF the 20fb rumors were adoat that
the residence OF Gilbert Newman, clerk Of
the District Court OF st. Mary, had been
entered the night before by unknown armed
men. Several prominent citizens went to
Newnnan's house to ascertain the truth or
fafsitF OF the reports. Upon examination
they discovered traces OF a desperate strug-
gle, there being bullet-holes in every direc.
ton, and blood on the floor, door-knobs,
and path leading to the gate. About this
time another report was circulated that
Thomas 2. Wilson, en- industrious and
highIy-esteemed young farmer living about
two miles above here, had been carried
home the night before by unknown parties
literally shot to pieces. BE died Mt O'Clock
this morning. Newman and wife say they
did not recognize the assaiiants, which,
coupled with the high, moral character OF
Wilson, leaves good, reason to doubt he had
anything to do with the persons who Wis.,
tied Newman's house. Newman and wife
escaped unhurt.
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ao Is x sns sa as
nm; western du, and Sas:. shiss ~
a4sc.: yellow: 43G45c. cats cuiet and dull !.
s9athsr9 and penasy!sania western
iers: sSsks: c'sss a0.sdss. 4ss eleaS ri5ssidss,
Clear rib-sides. SIC. Hams--snsar, s1afic..
Lara-Retnsd, tterses, 7s. Batter easier and agets
key quiet: neminaiiy 500. Sugar guiss: a sof;.
9@9'ac. Coffee dull and nominal; Rio cargoes, ID
CINCINNATI.
CiNcISyATI, November 21.- Flour duh and
unchanged. Wheat heavy; red and white, $50
sse Gas r In sc sosa PORK IL sdos
sid aa sss5 ask asked: Lard I'm good demand: steam.
se.tye narsiy:cured shoulders asked; sLori 70,
es s OF se ce,n he'd a e &c Boxed
4sc.-bofh seller December. Bacon steady and IN 4
fair fair demand sans shSplders sac clear RIB
i.ut,er du and unchanged. Sugar steady and nrl-z
changed. Hogs steady; packing, ~. s0@s2.75.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. November 2l.-Flour duh aud un-
changed. Wheat stesdy. Corn quiet: white, age,
Sse Ss: Il fair demand ss,as and PSrs
kegs, 7Ic. BuIk-meats quiet but steady Bacon
quiet; shoulders &c; clear rib, nc: clear sides,
4Sc. SrDtr-eured hams nominal. Whisky active
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. November 2l.-Flour dull and un-
a Ns sprinS 7aa ga ss Go sssn easies
at gle. cash and November. Oats hrmer at 1870
sss ass at Ss PORK as
Bacon lower. Lard, Sic.
CHlCAGo.
CHICAGO November 2l.-Fiour steady and ur--
and somcwhas sscited; red win.eE. sssc: Chicago
spring. S3he. cash, Sac. bid december, 84Ac. bid
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THE LATEST NEWS
BYTEEnenArH ToTHE DISPATCH

a CINCINNATI NAN wAYLA1D AND
ROBBED OF THREE THOUSAND DOL
LARs-EATloSAL EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE MEETING--T HE DEATH SENTENCE
READ TO THE MoLLTE sIAGu
INGT0N AFFAIR PERSONAL---VERY.
DIsTU.LERs RAIDED ON IN THE SOUTH
ELECTION OF JUDGE OF THE ST.
PREME COURT, OF ATLANTA, GEoRGIA-
FIRE AT PEORIA. ILL.-DEsPERATEA At
TEMPT TO ROB THE UNITED STATES
CLERKS OFFICE At FRANKLIN, LAM
DE RoURToN BEFORE THE CHAMBER OF
DEPUTIEs-ALL TIE COLUMNS ORDERED
TO CROSS THE INTERPRETATION
TO RECEIVE THE MARQUIS OF LoRNE, &c.
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Election Troubles.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. November 2l.-
Four citizens OF Gadsden county arrested
BY deputy United States MAJ shall for al
legged interference with the inspectors at the
late elections have been brought here, and
will have an examination tomorrow.
a special dispatch to the Sun and Press
from Tallahassee says that the Supreme
Court has decided that the three precinct
returns rejected by the Alachua County
Canyassing Board are good and valid. and
has issued peremptory writ to the Board
to canvass them. These precincts gave Bis
bic (Republican) q majority Of 450, and by
the rejection of these returns by the Can
vassing Board Hall (Democrat was elected.
Bisbie's majority is about 200 in the dis
trict
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Is. Ross, has been sold to md now Is in pos.
session OF the Messrs. Banniu, OF Balti.
more, who will at once proceed to Improve
and make it one es the prettiest estates in
our county. Mr. N. Meade. OF Winches-
ter, has purchased the beattif full firm g Belle
Park, In sight Of our village 1.-THE property
of Colonel James Cochranl and also the doe
| residence of Colonel Cochran In orr village,
and intends athrowing his lot Ia with
ours as citizen and farmer. We most
gladly welcome these new additions to our
town and county, and would gladly divide
our yet many acres with a few more OF the
same sort.
Last night NE had the doors Of st. Ste
phen's church thrown open, and a
crowded house witnessed the marriage
OF one Of Cuipeper,s sweetest girls
Miss Mamie Leavell--to Professor Black
well, OF Bethel Academy (near War
renton). The officiating clergymen were the
Right Rev. George w. Peterkin, bishop OF
West Virginia, and Rev. Thomas Leayell,
OF Charlestown, w. Va, the uncle Of the
bride 1.-THE rector OF the church being NIB.
sent from town. Contrary to usual prece-
dent, the bridal party were punctual to the
hour, and entered the yestibule at 6 O'Clock.
The attendant walters marched up the
right and left aisles OF the church, passing
in front OF the chancel and taking their
position in line on each side OF the chancel,
while the bride and groom, accompanied by
the father and mother OF the bride, passed
to the front OF the altar, where, kneeling,
the ceremony was begun by the Bishop,
Rev. Mr.. Leavell taking the second part,
and the Bishop pronouncing the benedic-
ton. The bridal party proceeded from the
church to the depot, and took the $50 train
North.
We are having delightful fall weather,
which has aided our farmers in getting 10
their wheat and housing their corn. OF the
latter, we have large crop, and Of an eX-
cellent quality; but The price oh, my! say
the farmers. Our farmers are turning much
Of their attention to hay OF late years, and
large quantities are being shipped from our
depot and other depots on the road this sea-
son at, we hope, remunerative prices. r.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

NOVEMBER l9.-BeereS-No receipts To-day ex-
cent 1870 extra cattle for shipment 10 London to-
morrow i'm the steamer Greece. These hne-grTie
DurlamS. which averaged 1927 lbs. at home, were
fed bv the celebrated Feeder, Mr. j. ID. Gillett- OF
Elkhurt. Ill., are Two years and three years old. and
with the exception of drove from the same feeder,
shown here three years ago. that averaged about
100 lbs, these are the best carloads OF Ctie
exhibited here at one time for many years. There
was no trade to-day IN beer cattle. Dressed beef
ruled dull at 4h:Gl5kc. 3 ID. Tor Texas and Colorado
sides. and 6G17c for native do.
Cnlres-Rccepts We're 800 head, and sales were
slow at unchanged prices IG6c = n. for milk
fed yeais. ami 26g2..c for era ser$.
Sheep and LUmbS.-lt ccints were II carloads
or 2,796 head. The market WIS nearly HAT, win NO
business of consequence and an uncommony du
,n lrures Sed feeling The few transactions were III
$40 &c. = h. for sheep. and Az Arc; for lambs.
S,5ine-Reccip.s were % carloads. or 1927
hogs. Market very tame, aud nominaliy quoted al
2i,G,3i,c "A b. for live hogs. with three carloads
suIL at latter iigure--Journnt N CJntmerce.
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CULPEPER COUNTY.

CULrEPEg, November 20, 1878.
Editors Dispatch: g Our court-ddy"-
Monday Unsurpassed off quietly. About as
usual, the attendance was quite large. not
outstanding the threatening aspect Of the
morning. No business save the ordinary
routine was before the court on court-day,
Out the term continued oyer yesterday. AT
our Circuit court-Judge Shackelford pre-.
siding-which commenced its session first Of
The month, the confirmation Of several land
Sales was passed, by which we gain some
new citizens and good farmers, i 4
Belle Pres" the estate OF the late w
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xEw YnRKIKON MARKET.

NoysMBER 19-iE0n.-For pig the uIsturpe1
look Of The trade hers and abroad syes very usr
i",s Ind buyers' VICES are met ~. most instances.
no! 10. TX American j. quoted at slssslG;5o, W.
sone small lots of iaV9rie 6ran reae ,mess aard
IN m% go 5 90 EgiGon. s2l: AmGrlcan pig Sl8g
81 sl5 P,g,s sss 5ss So for r Gmaslss
s:ao.oI nd e.i rails ~ a 1i4 ut mill. QiIs rails
s = noininsiy al s1s.5o@sl9. Wrought scrap
SSnGaoI- JlsrnaE az C0m.Dcrce.
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NEW work. TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 19.-In western leaf Reggie buyers
continue operations moderately, but beyond this
there Is hut little heinz done, with an especially
lncagre wing Of trade from manufacturers. In
Virginia leaf. bright wrappers OF good quality, and
smokers sell light tut little OF the crop comes 10
hand Seed leaf brings strong prices on continued
fair call tor supplies. Sales OF $50 hogsheads Ken.
tncky Leaf at 2HG l23c.: 500 cases Pennsylvania
1877. at 1OMl9c.: 10 cases New England, crop
lS7I-lS77, I2@2Jc.; $50 bales Havana at Soc.
OSLO. The quotations are: Virginia leaf bright
wrappers. common TO medium at 15@l22e.: good
10 fine at 25645c.; fine 10 extra fine, J0GD75c
smokers. 15@25c.; dappe wrappers, lG@120c.;
hugs, common 10 good, 2@3c.; good 10 fine, 3M
&c. leaf, common 10 good. 56lSc; good to fine. So
lOc fine extra, l0Glr3c.; anu black wrappers,
12G, l5c-TOurnnI nj Commerce.,
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Su1, aratnst Radical Onfcials.

WASHINGTON, November 2I.-Sult was
entered to-day by District Attorney Wells
for the United States against II. q. Worth
ington, late collector of the port OF Charles
tor. S. c., as principal. and Hardy Solomon,
S. c. Dunn, T. 3. Johnston, W. j. Mchin-
ley, William Garvey, Caspar Bart, Angelo
Concall, Robert Howard, John Hanlon, aud
Alexander R. Sheppard, as surcties on the
bond OF Worthlngton, in $4,000. The
amount OF the alleged deialcation on which
suit is brought is Sl,S15. .
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Highwaymcn and Burglars ut Work
IN Ohio and MIciiSnn.

CINCINNATI, November pa special dis
patch states that as A. w. Terrell was re-.
turning from the country he was waylaid
at Anna Station, Ohio, by highwaymen and
robbed of three thousand dollars.
Another special says that burglars en-
tered the residence Of William Tanning. 4
farmer at Dearborn, Michigan. on Tuesday
night, and chIoroformed the entire house
hold and robbed the premises. The follow
ing day the inmates were discovered still
asleep, and were with difficulty restored.