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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1879-11-26
B. @. HUSELTON.

BOGGS g BUHI,
IIS & l2O FEDERAL STREET ALLEGHENY
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Great excitement prevails in Fort Nc.
kennev, Wyoming, on account OF recent
rich discoveries OF collaborating quartz in
the Big Horn mountains, about seventy.
five miles northwest OF that post, at the
head Of Tongue river. Large numbers OF
miners are en- route TO the mines, and near.
~ all the citizens Of that section are leaving
for the mountains. The ore has been as
sayed with the following results: Lowest,
81; highest, $40 per ton.
In the case Of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company against the Wabash Rail.
road Company, Judges Harlan and Drum.
mond. at Toledo, on Tuesday decided that
that feature OF the contract between the
two companies which provides that all com.
petlng lines OF tcle.Rphy shall be excluded
from the railway company's right Of way
was contrary to the laws and public policy
of the United States, and void.
In the Supreme Court OF the United
States on Monday the 18th instant John
Lyon, Esq. OF Richmond, Va. on motion
OF General James G. Field, Attorney-G
raj OF Virginia, was admitted and qualified
as an attorney and counsellor OF said court.
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CTLpEPER COUNTY.

FEST DAY or TIE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
LARGE NUMBER OF ENTRIES FOR THE FAIR
rs BEAUTIFUL GROUNDS. PROSPECTS. &C.
correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.I
OCTOBER Il, 1879.
Tc-day-;he first day OF the Agricultural
FIr-OpeneA with & cloudy, mustv morn
!ng. which doubtless deferred many from
attending, rs The crowd, though pretty
!air one, WAS uci rs large as last year for the
1:>t day: but with lis the first day is really
but day Of preparation, and not much
expected, save that there are some trials Of
Deed in the afternoon. Wednesday and
Thursday beng the big days.
The entries for fine horses and high
s;::ade stock have been unusually large this
Year, and marked improvement is visible
IL The main ball, where the contributions
ire far ahead Of any former years, and Of
design, taste, and finish that would present
20 unworthy rival 10 your State Falr eNhi-
}itioD, while our field and garden depart
Ment far eXceis shy former exhibition, and
shows an Improvement that we cannot rs a
PEOPLE but feel proud OF, and say, "Well
done: we surely are improving.' Our
poultry show is not 50 large as it ought to
.e, yet some very tine specimens Of the va
nous kinds are on exhibition. The park
d farm and mechanical implements is not
'aiy wen FLEA, but many new ones are
Saong them.
The grounds OF 'hc Society are in splen-
DID condition. and from them is presented
one Of those mos. beautiful views Of noun
IAN scenery and landscape for which our
'es!oD Is celebrated, and well worth visit
10 enjoy. From all the surroundings we
an but feet assured the Fair this year will
1e success. as i; has now cleared off and
e'lght day for tomorrow is anticipated.
X
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Tie Indian Troubles.

NEW YORK, October IA special from
Denver gives the following " lnforma-
ton, which comes by way OF Indian run
ners who are in communication with Chief
d Iuglas in the mountains. is that when the
massacre Of Agent Meeker and his men took
place the white women, comprising Mrs.
Meeker and her daughter, Josephine, and
their attendants, were quartered in Il
deserted building. One OF the marauding
Indians started towards the building. He
was shot dead upon the threshold by
one Of the occupants, who is believed to
be Josephine Meeker. This check probably
saved the women from outrage. 1t was then
that Chief Douglas came forward and pre-
vented further moestatlon OF the women's
quarters. These runners do not know the
name Of the Indian shot by Miss Meeker.
but the description tallies with that of Chief
Jack Albert, the most notable OF the out
laws.
"Tbe creates: uneasincss is felt here con-
corning the situation OF the miners on
GunniSon and Eagle rivers. OF whom there
are fully 1000 scattered about the Indian
reservation and adjoining country poorly
armed'
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The LanGtry and West Libel Suii
Against Rosenberg.

NEW YORK, October IA London spe-
cial SAYS: 'Adolph Rosenberg. the publish
cr of the society paper I0lcn- Talk, appeared
in the GuiIdhal! Police Court this mornin"
to answer the charge OF libel preferred
against him by the celebrated beautiess Mrs.
Lapgtry and Mrs. CORVALLIS West. He
made an ahiect apology to the offended par
ties. expressing regret tina: he should have
been the cause OF annoyance to the eStlma-
bic ladies, and begged the court TO reduce
his bail, as he was suffering from Illness and
great mental depression. The request was
denied and he was committed for trial.
Fne Defeat of the Russians at Cock
Tepe Confirmed.
LONDON, October 1.-THE Daily NerS
this afternoon publishes 4 letter from St.
Petersburg which confirms che news OF the
defeat OF the Russians as Cock Tepe.
A dispatch from Berlin to the STANDARD
SAYS: "The truth about the Geek Tepe
affair is gradually leaking out. The assault
on the Dcusil Tepe earthworks was mad {
on the Plevna plan. After an ineffectIa
csnnonade the Eussians made q rush with
| fixed bayonets. but were repulsed and re-
treated in disorder. The T'ircoman cav
airy attacked the Russian flank in the rear
and created such confusion that when thu
vanguard reached tie main force in re
serve the latter was, unable to stem the tide
OF retreat, and vas itself compelled to re
tire forty mile7,. According to private In
telli2ence re-, eived in st. Petersburg, tn
Russian loss was much greater than TIT
official reports admit"
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FINANCIAL.
a1cHMoND STOCK EXCHANGE

| WEDNESDAY. October 10, 1879.
sALEs.-1o,000 Virginia 1O-40'si sold at 50,s
100 Virginia consols sold al 59si; ], 600 Richmond
city bonds fs,sl sold at 123k; 1000 sold ut 1854
and 1900 Richmond city 6's sold at 107S.
Government SccurftfeS.-Unifcd States DIS
los bid; United States As. 1 OH bid, l OF asked
asked: virginia Console, ss Bio Ses aeked p:' VIZ
einia consoIs. new, 81 bid. 81 asked; Virgisln de-
ferred, Gls bid. ~ asked: Virginia ,ax-receivable
Citu Observation-Disclosures city s's. }. and j.,
1asH PA 123 III ashed RICHMOND city o. J. and
J. and j., 1917 bid, l02H asked; Manchester IS,
ta1-reccivable, NJ. and s. % asked.
81 sos H. and S GO ehao
and Ohio Railroad, S's, gold, 1918, ). and j., so
asked; Virginia Central Railroad first mort
] OF bid; Virginia Central Railroad nom
VirEn and tennessee RAILROAD third morigase s SIS,
5d sS wTn s h,s
ferred 8s. J. and J 106 bid, iii asked; Souihs;de
Railroad second mortgage preferred 6's, J. and j.,
fcrred 6S. .andJ, go BID; Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad first mortgage u, J. and j.. les bio: Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad second mortgage s's.
J. ana j., 107k bid; Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad certificate. 1O2. bid: Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac Railroad mortgage SIS. J. and
and Potomac Rail- Dad NOR gage rs J. and j.. IOS
bid; Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
road mortgage 6;a, j. and d. 90 bid: Orange and
AIexandria Railroad FIRST mortgage 6,s, II. and a.:
81 bid; Orange and Alcxanhra Eailroad third
mortgage SIS. NJ. and ". II asked; Orange, Alex
andria and Manassas Railroad drst mortgage rs, j.
and D.. 67iS bid: Richmond and Danytue Railroad
consolidated 6'S. NJ. and NJ, 96k bid, 9Sh asked;
Piedmont Railroad first mortgage SIS, A.audU., 1O7
bid, 112k asked; Atlanta and Charlotte Airline
Railroad first mortgage 81. j. and H.. 52k bid
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Railroad
first mortgage IS. j. and j. 1o5 asked: c.. q. and
A. Railroad first NOR gage rs 81 bid SO asked c.,
&. and \. Railroad second mortgage rs, 70 bid,
TAX asked.
Canal BondS.-James River and Kanawha Canal
FIRST mortgage 6s, VI. and N. so bid, Sc asked.
Rattr0dd StOckS.-Che>apeake and ohio Railway,
100 par, II bid. ID asked; Richmond aud Peters
burg Railroad, 100 par, 43 bid, so asked: Rich
mond. Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad COM
mon, / 90 par, AZ lid: Richmond and Danyille Rail-
road. 100 par. 81 bid. 221 asked.
Canal Stocks.-Jamcs River and Kanawha Canal,
100 par. asked.
Bunk Hscks.-National Bank OF Virginia. 100
par, Sc bid. 95 asked: Union Bank of Richmond, 80
par, 43H bid II, rchanis and Planters Savings, 25
par, l7IS bid; Citizens Bank. % par. 21B asked
Insurance CompGnies.-Virnnia Fire and Ma
rine, 20 par. 334 bid; Virginia Home. 100 par,
100 asked: Merchants aud Mechanics, 100 par, so
bid. 90 asked: CITY. 100 par so bid.
HtsceilGneOuS.-Old dominion from and Nail
Works Company, 100 par, S5 bid Old Dominion
Steamship Company, 100 par. Sc asked.
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ECZEMA RODENT.
TIE CUTICURA REMEDIES SUCCEED
WHERE A CONSULTATION OF
PLY SiClANS FAILS

NeSSrS. Weeks IL Potter Gentlcmer.-I have
suffered II rtccn years with skin-dscasc In my
Ia ndS aud limbs. causing constant Irritation depr-
wing me OF rest and attention TO business.
sought many remedies here and elsewhere, also
use OF sulphur baths, without permanent cure.
Last Nav physician called my disease Eczema
Rodent. spots appeaiei on my hands, head. and
face: eyes became much infamcd and graduated,
causing nj length impaired sight.
Internal and external remedies were prescribed
by a leading physician fnr six months; was then
introduced to another, and consultation Of several
leaing physicians WAS had wien Il definite plan
WAS decided upon. tut al to no Durpo>c.
After following advice for four months without
any permanent cure, bought TWO bottles Of CCTI-
CURA RESoLSENT, TWO boxes of CCTICCRA. and
some SOAP, and can testify with great pleasure 10
The effect they have had in my case, In eight days
being nearly cured.
The ply ,icians pronounced nv ease the most ag-
gravatea one that has ever come under their expe-
rience aud practice.
recommend aud highly endorse the CCTICuRA
REMEDIES. Yours truly, +. II. DRAKE,
Agent tor Harper & Brothers Publications,
Clifford street and Woodward avenue.
DETROIT, MICH, January "a, 1879.
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The CrOpS.
SYNOPSIS OF REPORTS TO THE AGRICULTURAL
BCREAC-COTTON.

SYNOPSIS OF REPORTS TO THE AGRICULTURAL
BUREAU-COTTON.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-The Depart
ment Of Agriculture makes the following
statement:
Returns to this Department for the month
ending October !, 1879, show an average
condition for the cotton States Of 81, being Il
decline since September 1st of I. The State
averages are: North Carolina. 77--decrease
OF 6; South Carolina, S2-increase OF | !;
Georgia, 77-decrease of 5; Florida, So
decrease OF 5: Alabama, 79-decrease
OF s.; Mississippi, S5-decrease of 4;
Louisiana, S0-decrease of I; Texas, 65-
decreaSe OF l: Arkansas, 96-decrease Of
3; Tennessee, 106-decrease OF l. Com
pared with October, 1877, there is de-
cline OF per cent. The condition was so.
Storms OF great severity have visited
Louisiana and Mississippi, causing great
damage. Insect injuries are not reported
to any great extent, although almost uni.
versal. Their appearance was too late to
do much damage. Unfavorable weather in
Alabama and Georgia in September was re-
ported. Drought in Texas has shortened
the prospect OF that State nearly % per
cent. Arkansas and Tennessee are the only
States showing in increase over their condi-
ton at this time IN 1878.
TOBACCO.
The condition on October 1st has inn
proved from that on September 1st in nine
OF the large producing States; has declined
in two and remained the same in one State.
The averages are: Massachusetts, 1914
gain OF i; Connecticut, lola gain OF 10;
PENNSYLVANIA. lila gain Of II; Mary
land, 9S-a gain OF 2; Virginia, S7-s gain
OF 3; North Carolina, 90-a gain OF 81;
Tennessee. 1O4-a gain OF IA; Kentucky,
95-a gain OF s.; Indiana. ga gain of g.;
Ohio, 70-a loss OF +; Missouri, 1S-a loss
Of 10; while Illinois remains unchanged at
100. Total average for these States GA
gain of G.
Early-planted tobacco has ripened well,
and has been harvested in good condition,
showing in general an excellent quality.
Late receipts were materially damaged by
frost in Ohio and slightly so in :! few local
tiles in Virginia and Tennessee. The de-
cline in Missouri is ascribed TO drought.
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A RENARKABLE FIND.-Tbe story is told
clerk OF The firm OF Stewart d Co.,
''!aMlssion merchants. No. rs south How
a!a street, who, it is related. on Saturday
a'sht found in 4 chicken-coop which he had
!u's Sod to an Arab TIVE express packages,
Va, Tne containing $1,000 and the other 81, 800.
lae discovery. Of course, aroused great
,"p'!,e, and NJ. Stewart Immediately set
" Mofk TO ind hoW or where the money
M INTO Tue coop, and TO whom it belonged.
lue packages were taken to the Baltimore
1 snu ohio express office, as the coops had
.ttseheo Baltimore from the West through
vi, ,aat channel. The matter was carefully
. .seea up. and finally unravelied. with the
,,O.o"hs result: But few days before the
Nv was entrusted at Benwood, Ohio, to
tre, easrge OF the express agent running
,s 'hat point to Baltimore. The express
tas BY an act Of supreme carelessness,
HS 1'oe packages OF money on the chicken
hSps a! Benwood, and they must have
S s,s inside. He apparently forgot all
.nem, and II was not until he reached
faofe that the loss was discovered.
ay"hpany considered the carelessness
li,s cypress agent sufficient for his dis
tainr The ind Of the money was GER
eqh. ~& Observation-Disclosures Ameri-
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ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

aid LADIES' BROAD
" BOTTOM FLAT.nEEL sHoEs, in -
kid and morocco. to lace, and In CONGRESS
CATERS;
OLD GENTLEMEN'S BROAD-BOTTOM FLAT
HEEL TIES and CONGRESS CATERS;
BOYS, MIssEs', and CHILDRES's SCHOOL,
SHOES to at the broadest and the narrowest
feet;
All the new styles In SANDALS cad SLIPPERS
plain heels and Louis Xy.hses;
The best line OF GEGTLE,IES.S CATERS and
ENGLISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ! have ever had,
at $3, $3.50. 81, apG IS;
TRUNKS VAIdsESS. sAT6HELs, BAGS, acss
u DIG stecE loW.apEn psiceSss -. A. GRlsG, y
90 i8 Tenth and 9satn,
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CUTECURA.
TUTICURA. ~ ~, g.
BLOOD AND SKIN HUMORS.

CUTIcURA REMEDIES for the Treatment OF
ulouS. Cancerous Syphiiitc origin. the CuJICURA
RESoLvRNT is The principal remedy, and II there
At The same time Ulcers, Sores or other ESter-
CUTICURA SOAP must be used externally. II the
disease is Of the Ska and Scalp, the principal rem
edy will then be The CUTICURA, with the CCTICURA
SOAP, and such use Of the REsoLyENT rs Is sug-
gested by the following conditions: In all skin and
Scalp Diseases, when The skin Is hot and d,y. Tie
pated, or when the virus Of Scrofula or poison Of
Mercury is known to Turk in the system, or when
the constitution has been shattered hy Maarlal and
Anti-Periodic Fevers and Deollitatlhg Diseases,
always take The RESOLvENT while using the CCTI.
CURA. cure thus made will be permanent and
satisfactory.
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The Virginia Canvass.

THE READJUsTERS OF HANOVER ENDORSE ". W.
NEWMAN FOR THE SENATE AND q. L. WIN
SToN FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatchi
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA, October 10
The Readiusters met here to-day and en-
dorsed W. W. Newman for the Senate, and
called upon 3. l.. Winston, Esq, to run for
the House. 1t is understood that Mr.. Win
ston will accept.
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT STAFFORD COURT.
HOUSE.
FREDERICKSBURG, October ia large
and enthusiastic meeting at Stafford Court
house to-day was addressed by FL. E. Pey-
ton, Executive clerk OF the United States
Senate; Major John w. Daniel, General
". H. Payne, and r. w. Hunter in sup
port Of the NcCulloch settlement of the
State debt. AS the canvass progresses to its
close public interest increases, with clear
indications OF great sentiment in favor OF
sustaining the settlement.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Produce.


Country Produce.
AppIes s1@s2 . barrel.
B..SjyHr: zoe. ?. 2.
Brtisr: Prime to choice yellow, Is 1ac.; fair
corn zeal: 6oc. p bushel for county; zoe. for
2ity mills.
ad R6css 4nneeIei 2@sc.; caeFrles, i2Gi5c. =
io: J!lck .crrie- SAGE:
Eg0s: III II rGs.is. 11Gl12. n 2rTttes, 14c.
Tssafhs~s: Prime nve-s0o.e, 35Gf0c.; coa:nc,.
F?o%s:sa: slasl10 p 5usii@s.
Hay: vrataia ;.sno1h:, eo:.i. mixed. esq 7@e-;
Glove, Goa tic.
9 S;;; Ea!s1 Ir 1925 s,rreA a.5oassa5
lard: CnaItry: 6H@7c
Ry&: G.siG70c. 2 bushrl.
S%%GS SsI Fflns; s G3g,
T WooS: washed 2sasco-: rzrssses, s0aa2c.
BURY zoo! Will brlGX froa 20 sc. , 2, is5s rhan
Cement, LIME. Plaster. Sc.
Cement: e:dale, $3.50 + barrel.
L:mt: Agricultural, s@1oc. ursi,sI: "ockhnd.
alaY!.Ij. according I" 'Iuautity; tv!uT er iansh-
| irsl 81: G!enn's EGlls. s5Geuc.
Pin..;.r: lunn. $3.50; ground, *s; c2ic:red
| plaster. >1.5G@,&l.75.
! gur: LaIGe size, 1926 s3.-E-
/ urags, DSestuits. Ga.s, &C.
A zis5S;y: $3.50 p gallon.
dozen.
| CJghiHsd!: que. = n.
Extract of Lo3,cnDt: lie.
! indigo: sl&tl.lu.
OILS: L:nssed. 75c.: mac.,..z. sIGtl.75 sper1n,
s1.o5: whale. zoe: straits. 33G4oc.: Labrador
cod oil. 5o@S soc: lard, co.,: sweet, SO aHten
best salad. $3.50 castor. $50 gallon: Virgins
!ubr!c.tng, 3cGSGc.: kerosene, 81, CAST, y Sa!'
ion.
Race Giag.-: Sc.
45c. .,,
American, 3G4c.
SPIRITS TErDsH.ins: 4oc.
DRY Goods.
Bro.-, ShssttnGs and ShirtfnCs: "A @aHcnes
ter &C.: Manchester. SIC: Mancnest.er. 4ac.
| a James River. &C.: James RiFer. 5ac.:
LANES River. 4lac. A Granitevile &C.: Granlhs
lille &C.: Al Rockbridse. &C; Rocharlde 3;%E.
a. w. Concs;oga. 7c.; = &. Cones;oka. 6%c: y
Conestoga. &c; 1O-4 reperlll, 25c.; 1o-s CITY
! 25c.: Cottal-yarns, 9uc- -r,
Bteached Shirt:noS aud Shssttn9st VAN
| sutta, Ice: fl Maaonville, &c.: IA EocId:te
! &c.; A Home. sse;, a oneida: lec.; T.
: Avondale. 7c.: Al Social. exc: A AmosSea;
Dog, 5lc.; Fruit-of-th:- Loom, &C.; b. Sei'9a.s
! 7c.: MethIan. &C., Peterborough 4tc.; Iva Va
ttam, 27kc.: ,u-4 City Mills. 25c. ,.,..r,u
Sroton Drills: Petersburg &C.; hEali1e !. "
1851 Hqespridse, a, sc,i AA,Sh
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SALT-RHEUM ON FACE, HEAD, AND PARTS
OF BODY-HEAD COVERED WITH
SCABS AND SORES.

MessrS. Weeks 4: Potter: commenced 10 use
your CUTIcURA last July. Have only used one
large aud one small box. and one bottle OF the RE-
SOLVENT. Ny face and bead, and some parts of my
body were almost raw. My head was covered with
scabs and sores, and my suffering was fearful.
had tried everything had heard OF IN The East
and West. My case was considered very bad one.
One very skilfu physician said he would rather Not
treat 1t, and some OF them think now | am only
cured temporarily. think not, for have not u
particle Of Salt-Rheum about me- and my case Is
considered wonderful My case has been the means
OF selling great many OF your CUrICURA RENE
DIES IN this part of The country.
Respectfully yours. MRS. :. f. WHIPPLE.
DECATUR, MICH, November II, 1878.
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,EALL OVERCOATS,

FALL ovERcoArs'
FALL OvERCoATS,
FALL OVERCoATS,
FALL OvEECeATS,
L. b. SPENCE & SON.
L. y. SPENCE & SON.
r. b. SPENCE 4 SON.
L. b. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED SHIRTS,
MEDICAIED SHIFTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
INDICATED SHIRTS,
+. Il. SPENCE & SON.
T.. L. SPENCE & SON.
=. Is. SPENCE & SON.
L. B. SPENCE 4 son.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
CASHMERE SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS
TEN DOLLARS,
TEN DOLLARS,
r. Il. SPENCE Il SON
i. y. SPENCE & son.
y. Is. SPENCE ( son.
Il. Is. SPENCE, K son.
HEAVY USDERSlIIRTS,
HEAVY UNDERSHlRTS,
HEAVY ENDEESHIRTS,
HEAVY UNDERSTANDS.
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
ONE DOLLAR,
+. Il. SPENCE & SON.
+. Il. SPENCE & SON.
4. Il. SPENCE & SON.
ruS T.. Il. SPENCE & son.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE DrspArcH.

RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN. OHIO; sue.
CESS OF THE REPUBLICAN, TrCKET-THE
ELECTION IN IoWA-FATAI. RESULT OF a
BALTIMORE THEATRICAL PERFORM.
aNCE-THE YELLow-FEvER sCoURGE IN
MEMPHIS: NO ABATEMENT OF THE DIE.
EAsE-READJUsTERs' NOMINATIONS IN
HANovER-RAILR0AD COMMISSIONERS
APPOINTED IN GEoRGA-CoNFEsslON OF
A MASSACHUSETTS MURDERER-1HE
RlvEs. MANDAMus CAsE-THE INDIAN
TRoUBLE-THE RUSSIANS DEFEATED AT
Geek TEPE.
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The Fever.
)RNING REPORT FROM MEMPHIS.

MORNING REPORT FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, October 15-10 4. M.-No new
cases are reported. Four deaths have oe-
Cured since last night-Louisa Bernard
(colored), Miss Loeber, Mrs. j. Holmes, and
Rev. j. Peres. The last named is Jewish
divine.
The weather is clear and warm.
FIVE NEW CASES UP TO NOON.
MEMPHIS, October 15-Noon. Five new
cases were reported-Nora Murphy, John
Dalton, CaIlie Speckerhagle, Josephine
Chambers, and Lon Cross-the last two COL
ored. One more death is reported-Au-
gust Sweeifcl.
LATEST FROM MEMPHIS.
MEMPHIS, October 15.-Ten cases in all
were reported to-day. Four additional
deaths have occurred.
The FEVER SPREADING AT FOREST CITY, ARK.
FOREST CITY, ARK, October 15.-Two
deaths have occurred since last evening
Mrs. Mark lizard and Mrs. baltimore. Eight
new cases Of fever have developed. Bust.
ness is suspended.
YELLOW-FEvER IN HAVANA.
WASHINGTON, October 15.-Thc inspector
OF the National Board OF Health ut Ha-
vans, DR.. T. NJ. Burgess, reports to the
Board, October 9Th, that the Spanish Local
Board Of Health at Havana is issuing clear
Bills OF health 10 vessels sailing from there,
notwithstanding the fact that there were at
the time seventy-tiye cases OF yellow-fever
in the CITY.
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The Rives Maadamus Case.

WASHINGTON, October lathe argument
upon the application OF the Governor OF
Virginia for writ OF mdnddmus in the
Judge Riyes case was continued IN the 81,
preme Court to-day by Acknowledgement
Deyens and w. Wiloughby in opposition
to the petition, and Will be concluded to-
morrow by Judge Robertson for the Pc
tifiOner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-10-16


s6mS6 rs: common family, s6.25M$6.50; fancy
branas, $6.75@b7.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
WEDNESDAY. October ID. 1879.
Tho number OF breaks to-day comprised 70 hogs
heads and ticrces. The offerings n: auction on
Change were 40 packages: of which number 81
were sold IT prices ranging from 1920 TO :4S.
The following are The quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
$685. yg:i good, .Iess4 50: 'oaS' ms""' $50
Lenf-Comnlon, $3.50: medium, S6GlS6 80
good. $7ms7.50; nne, $l0@sl2.50; extra line
Stemming.-Ccmmon.- s2;5o@:4: medium
s4.50@S6: good, S6@a7.50; fine, S7@s9.
DARK oDs-MANUFACTURING.
Tug Fiuers.-Common, 1904; medium. s4.5 0
ieaf Fifiers.@c S *5ase.5o: medium. 81
@TsIE ne sDoa sia nae
Vrappers.-Common, s7@$s so: medium. 50
6:9;5o: good: S10M'il0.50: fine sl3GS14: ex-
ira, Sl1.50GS12; extra Suu-cured, SlsMS2J.
ERIGHI COMMUNICATING.
Smokers.-Common !5@$7; medium. $500
$40: good, s12GS15.5o: fine. s20@s30.
FiUers.55Common. $685. medium, s7@*9;
gona sd0gslI nns Si3 slssa15 medium SIG
s25: good, s3oaS4o; line, S45@$5o; fancy, 500
Nahogga,y aNEeDpers;-;.C,%ommnoonn $$15@s;ls ;
$50; extra. !60@S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
lug FIllers-Old dark, S3G4.5n.
LtGf Fiilsfs.-Common 10 medium, S4Gl$6: good
to fine. :7Mln.
Lngs, W'rrklng.-New dark, $2.50@$3.
Lsaf. Stsa,miny.-S New dark. *iMS7.
MSl0.
REMARKs-Thcre has been no material change
in The above quotations for several weeks. The
market is Il little weak io- all grades of ilers.