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|sisting the prosecution. He and Mr.. Thomas
ii. TutwileP {tbe latter OF counsel for de-
fence1 discussed The admissible of 4eYi-
def,ce Az 10 Mitcheips confession. and fhe
Judge decided Che evidence admissible. The
examination oil witnesses ben commenced.
There are about sixty witnesses for thepro-
secution and defence. "A II OF these crimes
were reported ia the Dispatch In detail and
therefore the regular correspondents OF the
Dispatch here deems II unnecessary to give
a synopsis OF the evidence before the Jury.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 24-Prices this week ranged us fol-
lows: ..,z
Beer Cdttts.-Very best offerings, &c. good. $500
3Sc: nlcdIam or good fair quality, 3M3ac.: bulls.
24GN3c.; rough oxen, thin steers, &C., 2(G21e. 6
d.. gross a.,
M5c. = tD.. net.
Sheen ana LambS.-3m4c. q H., gross.
Tt1is.-SSmSS per head.
Mitch C0cS.-Sl SGESfO = head.
Receipts, about 300 head Of cattle and CD hogs.
Some bcc-ca,e left over unsold Bulls, Justat this
time, are in very light denaId.
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Bath County.
MAJOR GREGORY EXCELS HIMSELF.
Isnecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I

ISICCIuI
WARN SPRINGS, September %, 1870
Major W. F. C. Gregory, that gallant stand
ard. bearer Of the honor and prosperity OF
Virginia, delivered a speech here to-day
which even those who differed from him
admit to be one of the most effective yet
heard in this quarter. His speech COM
manded the attention of his audience from
beginning. 1t was full Of strongly-put ar
guments which carried conviction to every
one who heard it. Let the Central Com
mittee send him back on the fourth Thurs
day in October, and we will carry the
county.
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r,1den Income-Tax Suit.

NEW YORK. September pa brief was
fled to-day In the United States District
Court in the. case Of the United States
against S. j. yTilden, on the motion for Dill
of particulars. It, sets forth that the defend
ant sweais be is ignorant Of the claim made
against him, and that it Is necessary an.l
material to his defence that the, bill OF par.
Ilelllafs SHOULD ~ t .9Eish I. l2s sss ID,
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WASHINGTON, September Ex-senator
Bruce, chairman OF the committee to lnVes-
tieate the affairs OF the Freedman's Bank,
said to-day that when the report was made
it would be q startling revelation; it Would
try to induce Congress to buy the Freed
mans Bank building. Ii sale can De
effected it would guarantee an additional
dividend OF 20 per cent. TO the creditors,
which, with the 80 per cent. already PAID,
Will aggregate a total OF so per cent.--pro-
baby all the creditors will ever get.
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The Excitement in the Baltimore
Grain Market.

BALTIMORE, September 25.-For week
past the grain market has been excited and
prices ran up rapidly, the "Shorts" bid
ding freely to cover. The receipts Of wheat
were liberal, footing up an aggregate OF
151,0 900 bushels. The highest point reached
by wheat was yesterday. when the selling
price OF winter red spot was SIPS, and
Fultz ranged from $1.25 to 81 80. The
operations drove two houses to the wall,
one Of which operated largely yesterday.
That house could not cover its margins, and
was obliged to suspend. To-day the
"bears" succeeded in breaking the mar
ket, and western wheat fell of G. cents,
and southern dropped 9 cents from the
prices Of yesterday. .#.f ".-. IT,.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. SpnIempcr o. 1870.


OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 442 bushels. Red, 1856 bush.
els.
CORN White, SIG bushels. fetLop, $40 BUSH
els, Niref 500 lpnshnlS
UATS.-246 bushels.
ORCIARDGRA SS-SEED.-34 bushels.
M:DDLISGS.-1i2 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 32 bushels good at Sl.23; 1875
bushels prime III 1928; 238 bushels very good IT
Sl.2S-tOi;u, 400 bushels. Red, 80 bushels prime
German amber ut $$2S: 100 bushels prime Ger
man amber 1T 81 80; rs bushels prime Lancaster
al S1.2S; 100 bushels very good Lancaster at
1927: so bushels lair Lancaster ut Sl.lS: 27O
bushels very good Lancaster ut 5l.2S; 46i bushels
mixed at Sl.25; ESQ bushels mixed on private
terms; l 6 bushels very good Fultz AT *l.2O: 80
bushels coed fultZ al $l.lS; 100 bushels prime
tullz 1T 1924; l20 bushels very good Futz at
Sl.22: 6S bushels good Fultz at Sl.20; 81 bu hels
very good Fu'tz ut 1928 : 80 bushels prime Fultz
ut Sl.25; 472 bushels prime purple straw on pri-
waite terms-lotaI, 2.75O bushels.
CORN White, l76 bushels very good 1t soc. !;
400 bushels prlnac at 5Gc.-total $40 bushels.
TeIfot1. $40 bushels very good III 52c.
OATS.-26 bushels common spring ut 33c.; loO
bushels very good winter sec; AZ bushels very
good spring at 34c. 60 bushels mixed 1T 3Sc.-
total, 232 bushels.
MIDDLINGS.-112 bushels on private terms.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bushels on private
terms
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BY telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September % Noon.-St0cks IrrcglI-
lar Money on call, 50I6 Der cent. Exchange
Long, 4s1H: short, 4S34. State BONDS dull. Gov.
ermnenls firm.
Erening.-Money active GOT per cent Exchange
steady Ut 4S1I. Governments irmer; new 5's
1024; az per cents, 1865; per cents, 1928
States dull.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 25.-Virgnia 6's, Ge-
ferred, s.; consos, 50: second series, 2sh; past
due coupons, Sl!3; new, 10-4Os, so. Bid to-day.
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PROPOSALS..

CITY ESGiNEER's OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND. VA September "a, 1879. J
NOTICE. SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ he received ut this office until TUESDAY
NEXT SOth instant, at O'Clock T.. H., for iur-
ui,hIrY the city mules and horses with
FEED. PROyESDER, &c.
And also with STRAW,
for three months from October 1st next
'rI+ Committee on Sire Is reserves the riRntto re-
tCi any or all propO sails offered, and 10 give Inc con-
ira IL for each article required To Inc lowest oiouef
forms Of proposals can be obtained by applying
~ -, -. ,ta Acting City Engineer.
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 23.-It Is most too early In The week
to expect much business 10 this connection. ihe
feeling appears to be much rs at The close OF last
week, ana there Is every prospect or good steady
trade. and frm II no. higher range OF prices
,yDHrnak of Commerce. - ts
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NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. sepIemher 26.-Cotton steady;
fbe nuotartors or cotton win De revised tomorrow
on the basis of new cotton. southern -four quiet ana
steady: export, s6s6.75: common TO far extra "
IS 2o@s5 g0cd 70 es9iss extra, ss,s,sr rad
si.IO@s l.2ss; 80, 3sTinier red. ei.t! sss3s
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BRIDGEPoRT, September 25.-- Mrs. Louns-
hurry. who killed her husband yesterday,
was visited to-day and. the complaint OF
murder read to her, to which she plead
guilty. Counsel has been engaged, ana an
examination will be held after the 'funerai'
which takes place Saturday. =, as,sp
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CONSTIPATION.

Only with regularity of the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. II the CONSTIPATION is of recent
date a SINGLE dose Of TUFTS PILLS will suffice,
but If 1t has become habltual one pill should be
taken every night gradually lesscning the fire.
aueucy Of the dose until resuar daily movement
is obtaired, which will soon follow.
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Rev. r. F. Osgood, New York, says:
- have had dyspepsia, Weak stomach, and Ner-
vousness. I never had any medicine to do me so
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
as represented"
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Gnn l5-eodtEel OIL - - -
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NEW YORK susAC MARKET

SEPTEMBER 23.-Siciiy quoted at S74GS75 FOR
hest grades, and s2bG$3O for low grades, and Viz
gipla at S40tGs45.-Joar1aL or Commerce.
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DR.. I. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
AFTER practice OF twenty five years. pronounc
TUFTS PILLS the best ant1-bilious medicine eve
made"
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TUTWS HAIR DYE.-GRAY HAIR or
4 WHISPERS changed TO 4 GLOSSY BLACK by q
single application of this DYE. 1t imparts a
Natural Color. acts Instauianeously. and Is as
Harmless us spring-water. Sold by druggists or
sent BY express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, 35 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Gau 15-eodtFel9J
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,s g. LOUISA COURTHOUSE.
! = aoAphh cAsEs-HGNG JURY IN THE
,..s} GR0oAE CASE, &C.

'espondence OF the Richmond Dlspstch.l
nh SEPTEMBER 25, 1879. <
coaa ut argument in the Groome case was
fb s last night and the case given to
bI,,.! Jury, which hung and has continued
apss.a u aay. Albert Mitchell, one OF the,
t tnesed Walton nurderers. is now being
wesIth,ss aaain George d. Wise, Common.
3ss'1s Attorney Of Richmond city, Is as
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
EIoIlr,

Fine. $3.50@S4; superlne, II 70: extra S5.37I.
MS5.50: common family, S5.75GS6; ian.S
BRANDS, $6@b7.
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The Baltimore Public Schools.
CELEBRATION OF THE SEA1-CENTESSIAII OF
THEIR ESTABLISHMENT.

THEIR ESTABLISHMENT.
BALTIMORE, September 25.-Thc eelebra-
ton of the semi-centennial OF the establish
ment OF the public schools of this city took
place to- day ut DruidHI!l Park. Tue fr>t
public school in Baltimore was opened on
the 2lst of September, 1929, without about
100 pupils. To-day there are 1877 schools
and $4,000 scholars, the cost OF which last
wear was S677,9T6.
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Various FOREIGN Tter,g,

Various Foreign Items.
LONDON, September 25.-The Nelos'S Paris
correspondent learns that Bismarck has SUBJ
mitted plan to the Emperor OF Austrin and
Andrassy for general disarmament.
Stanley started on the Sd instant from
Sierra Leone for Congo river.
The Board OF Trade has suspended for six
months the certificate OF the captain OF the
Cunard steamer Brest, which recently ran
ashore. -
The. striking cotton operatives at Ashton
UNDERLINE have voted to resume work
on Monday next on the masters terms,
being reduction Of 5 per cent. in their
wages. '.'.:H
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LATEST FOREIGN MEMS.
Germany and Austria.

MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING ASsIVEn AT.
BERLIN, September 25.-Tbe semi-official
North German Gazette says: - The import
ance Of the political relations between. Gar
many and Austria has continued to in
crease during the list few wars,
therefore there was an absolute aeces-
sity that the Chancellor should be as
sured OF the permanence OF the existing
friendly relations. The. news Of Andrassy's
resignation made great impression upon
him, and an inquiry iDto the causes and re-
suits OF this resignation was Sc important
that he desired personal interview. The
exchange OF views which occurred afforded
comnlete satisfaction to b0th parties. An
identical peacefus policy OF the two Empe-
rors and q mutual friendly understanding
regarding their economical interests have
again received the perfect guarantee which
is afforded mutual ccaida6ce and good
WILL"
Africa.
MOVEMENTS OF STANLEY, THE EXPLORER.
LONDON. September 25.-A1yces from
the west coast Of Africa report that Stanley
had arrived at Sierra Leone from Zanzibar
in The steamer Albion. They evidently In
tend to complete the exploration OF TIT
Congo river. 1t Is reported that steam
launches and machinery for hauling thu
boats up the rapids are being prepared a
Banana creek: Stanley gave his name o.
Swinburn, aud Invested the expedition VIII
SO much mystery that at Sierra Leone tn
steamer AIbirna was in danger OF oeln'
stopped by Inc authorities, and Stanley nat
to declare himself and his purpose.
ACrhanfstan.
/ s THE, ADvASCE ON CABUL.
{ sIMLA, September 25.-General Baker
fierce has reached Kushi, and received o.
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surance, OF ther Ameer's frtersifIuess and
disposition to be guided by British advice.
| Snow en- Canada.
MONTREAL, September 25--Two inches
OF snow fell at Mount Louis, Quebec, to-
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My stock is The LARGEST AND MOST COM
I,IErE In every department. ever exhibited In tai
city. 1..I.~as q,
Theprsces we guaraHtae TO be as low aS the same
oualfty of goods can be bought anywhere.
A call is respectfully solicited 20 ex,mine my
stock aud prices, whether yon Wish TO purchase or
not, for lisa pleasure TO MS 10 show ou,feoets.
.s7,l, eassdE. B. TAYLOR, =
iau r. Il 5 y 1ell east Main street,
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f sIMLA, September 95.-General Bakers
Fierce has reached Kushi, and received o.
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The Bridgeport, Conn, Tragedy.

MRS. LoUNsBURY PLEADS GUILTY 70 THE MUIR
= DER. OF HER HUSBAND. = u -
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sy,IIr,.HEADS, $500 10 90 pss reaz . - ~ ;
X - nisPATCa .ipR,NTsNG,Hasssks '"-' y
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MOVEMENTS OF STANLEY, THE EXPLORER.
..s AElAnfSt8n.

THE ADVANCE ON CABUl
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cgaUh ERY. GLASSWARE, DC.
GOO DIS!
" = - II
am now receiving my fall stock OF 4, IT, ..-.sl

CHINA, GLAssW AEE. AND HOUsEFURNIsH.
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-01-23
TFroa the RoaaOu. Freeman. :
Sowing and Reaping.

]. I< nos cur custom 10 cite illustrations ofthe o<z<f- O< advertising which in the very nature oE the case mus innure to the advantage of par EieS whnse names We are compelled to mention, h1x the case of Dr- Kennedy, of this place, is 50 re1A-kahAe Of the kind that for once we make an exception of him- After much careful ex- pe<ia<1gieS the Doctor became convinced that hs lad found-Og rather educed from elements pcsxi0Gsgy known, but never So compounded zsef5ciuIe cspzble initself of doing an immense Mzsaunl Of good to his suffering fellow men. He wxs morally certain that the great and in ssIElSras public would be altogether of his way uf thinking touching the virtues of his discovery fl he csaEd only gel il before them. Like 8 SeuS5Se man he tSzgan 10 invest 6 portion of Sss czg1t&l in newspaper advertisements. He hAd 1ct ESag 10 wait for the visible and sensible eSecz Of h5s course Orders began to drop in oue by one. and then steady bombardment cS them oVend upon this enterprising physician 4zsi <urgeOa- The Favorite Remedy soon be- came Ss weAl known as Dickens Pickwick PxDe<S CT WebsEer's Dictionary When people fe3s tRe1srlves in suffering and distress from Lice< and kRdney diseases, Constipation of the Rsxe1S. or any o1 those complaints peculiar to FcznxAeS. so Sltsle in character and so difficult fug rreMrznea1 5y the ordinary modes they kS1gAs the FavoEige Remedy, used it and were t<-zscSA Now. we don't knoN1liai we are un- Ser xzy special obligation to Dr. Kennedy, but la e13cr Ia draw the neral 10 enforce which shSx xTsScse v&s written. We are obliged to give
 hSm Ehe hsaefE, of this implied advertisement
 Aai the murSl Is this: When you have some StIinS s0 sell Whsch Is worth public attention do xSD D-- keuBsdy did with the Favurrte Remedy @4Ve<Sise Il- \ great patronage has awarded, and the sane wisdom will secure the same re- Sza1 Eew yOG- Sod by Vessels < Gates, LlscA6e38 42-4w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-01-23

CLIPPINGS.

People of settled convictiOns-Prisoners. Menwhose business drives them to tlo ,psaal Bill t,oeters.
 The Hindow widow is the only one that cre- mates-the other remates.
 Some folks are calling the Sweet By and By" saccharine futurity.
 In giving loafer two bits of money, do not forget to give him four bits worth of advice.
 A man does not take to grave stealing until he has become an ex-humorst. He flies from gay to grave, as it were.
 g, People who shoot at kings and. enperors need little CreetirAoor pfaetice.s They usual ly score nothing out of possible one.
 '.Tom," said man to his friend, the other day. "I think it is highly dangerous to keep the bills of small banks now w-a-days." "Tim," answered the other, II find it more difficult than dangerous"
 In England you will sometimes stumble upon fortified places where you leastvSexpect them.4 For instance, Westminster Abbey has no less than twelve cauons.
 These are the days of economy Yesterday man was havinga silver door-plate engraved, and he requested that blank space be left below the name so that his age could be added in case it was desirable to use the plate on his coffin after his death. - .-,-. ~-@ -
 Ida Lewis has received presents worth about eighty six cents each from sthree of the gentlemen whose lives she saved. Even then she was oyerpaid. They, knew about what they were worth, bpt vanity caused them tol eXaggerate
 The pronrietor of a buildlpg site in Wiscont sin advertises his land for sale in this wise ..The town-uf Peggis and surrounding country is the mest beautiful which nature ever made The scenery is celestial also two wagons and yoke of steers" grs
 The Boston Transcript says: "A North End man calls his baby Sfscbeth, ,becaHse itnuders ,4he irishnan whe called his pie daaa. .Becstsse she would come into the garden
 ~oatching at straw" Cuate Twisting poor cabman.down with bronchitis )-"Have 1 you been in tie habit of going to church Poor Cahby Caintly)-.Can't say I,hev, sir; but (eagerly) Eve druv a good many parties ] mere 'pne4f1fsEF ST .e VQT .Er9Tb[ius "Ah, there are only very few more of us 1 great poets left .'1 sighed the Sweet Singer of Michigan as she read the announcement of the death of Bayard Taylor. And then sine resunl- ed her poem on the Sad Death of Johnny Bopkins by falling off She'd" -asa.s.i
 ,Is this fair ?, said stranger,F stopping in ] front of place where d festival was fin pro- gress, and addressing citizens Well T. re- i piled the citizen, they call it fair, but they take everybody in.'' He probably had invest ed in ticket in an oyster soup lottery, and had ssawaa sinE FF / S
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-01-23
Some of Rose Terry Coske's Literary r IO Experience. s-kn40 JIM HERsmn n1 IN !sns ss,As ]. ,.lr44rRSMoos.O

It seems to a novice that nothing can be ea- sier than the career of an established and suc- cessful author and to a certain extent this IS trueeof lpeh, but not Of. yonleu. If man has 4 reprHation asa Writer,s It z does him great service there are few men in America who might write the widest nonsense, and in their script and under their name no editor would dare refuse it; but 1t is not SO with women.
 Let me give you, dear Mary Ann, the history 1 efperhaps the best story l every wrote, aud have written for the American public more or less for thirty years. 1 sent this manuscript
 with which myself was pleased, -a and very
 rarely>ann pleased with my own achievements, l they fall 80 far short of what meant them to be,-to one of our first magazines they return ed It, saying they had all the serials in hand they could use; as my story was only in two
 parts, not necessarily to be published in two
 numbers, perceived at once that this was only polite excuse Not ,daYnted 1 sent it. to still | another magazine; it eanle|back again with an elaborately polite letter, saying that the canons
 of taste forbade the editor to accept story so
 sad in it's motive 7 that it was duty to bright
 en life for the public, not darken it with mel
 ancholy detail; 80 with much regret, etc. ,etc.,
 if was returned. In the next issue of that
 magazine there was ghastly story by Fur
 genieff, beside which my simple detail of
 common New England family was really hil-
 arious; and also a dreary story of confused woe
 and despair from popular Apefcan, fhae) author At the very ce,naIehcement Of that
 magazine was courteously invited by the ed-
 itor to write for it, but they have never yet
 accepted a story I Il<have sent them. Why
 this is thus, as the late Artemas Ward used
 to inquire, do not know but tis is the sort of thing that befals women who writes, and
 all she can do is to accept hesituation. With
 rather heavy heart-for I needed the money
 very much-I tried third periodical; and the
 wandering article 10 myasurprise and delight
 was accepted with such alaudatory letter that
 fairly blushed on reading it, old as I am, and
 have never had a story So widely or so high
 ly praised %--A
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