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( sules II soc. PORK ncsniasl I.sfa nss = $3.50.
re, neat :scay S az X 81 rsss. /: s,s
:!ds.: 1925. sSssisskssd Ssns ii6iss. wSlsissy
'S''' :" wv sr. Lovra
ST. LorIs, October ll..rIour quiet snd IN:
YrsS ~. cso s i so, ,:s
ssr ssxs sOas; Ncss%.sr 6ss alshsr 4, epSs.
ss%sss vS.ss:s ;ssa' 1ss is1 sss
shoulders. ts.i5; lib. Vs.75; sides. 90; generally
"''' ~ 's"'' CHICAGO.
CHICAGO October I1.-Flour quiet and as-
changed. Wheat unsettled: opened strone a1d
higher: closed At inslde prices: No. red winter,
SSss%sei sS :p Ss
924c. Corn excited and unsettled opened itronG
ea aa % e"ssS a. 4o ss' 90 %
settled and generally higher, closing veal; 29kc.
s,a and and .s sos Ies rYfs sS
unsettled ana generally higher NJ eS.32klGe6.36.
Rulk-n.esn fairly active and shade higher; shou-
ders, 1920; rib. ts; clear, % 10. Wbisksy steady
MILWAUKEE, October l.-Tiour In fair demand.
%ss,' q Se M nr hs & .ns c; 81
No. 2 Milwaukee, cash and october. e7kr.; No.
vember 9Stsc.: No. Milwaukee Soc. rejected,
nominal. Corn frfner; No. 2, 39tc. Oats lower:
No. o. 2ptc. Prvisions steady. Mess pork, els.
Lar!-Prime steam, 1886. Hogs quiet aud srmcr
a. $685. f4.76.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, october l.--Cattle market fair:
sales, 3,400 head prime. 6A615k; good, lHe1oxc.;
mediam, 44p4kc.: common, 3t@l4kc. sheep ae.
tive: sales, 10000 head prime, 6Saasxc: rood,
4AgSo.; medium, 4s@41e.; common. Ste14ks'
Hogs moderately active; sales, 1900 head; prime,
7fG96c. mixse, 7G7kc
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, October ll.-Beef-catsle was slow
and prices OF tops trife higher, while colnm0n
and tops were shade easier; very best On sale to-
day, 5sQt5 Csc; that generally rated Irst quality,
4a 6ke.: medium or good fair qualify. 3@3ac.: or
binary, 2S6d2tc.: most OF the saee we're from $40
Axe; receipts, 1894 head; sales, l.S67 head.
Swine-No quotations butchers In processionI: the
last quot a,ions Saturday were 6kd7kc: reeeipts,
4,4fb head. The receipts Of sheep and lambs wers
1855 head; quotations-sheep, 3@oc.; lambs.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, October 11.-Cottou-Net receipt,
none; gross, 1882 bales; futures closed steady
sales. f02 200 bales; October ~ .0l; November,
sl0.9l; December. S10.9SGel094; January,
sl1.04 February, 81 l.21@t1l.22; March, 81 .3o;
April. s1l.53ces11.54; May. s11.69@s1l.7l.
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Sill Auother Railroad Disaster.

COLUMBUS, Ga, October 11.-An extra on
the Southwestern railroad following reg
ular freight train ran into four cars which
had accidentally been detached from the
first train this morning, wrecking seven
cars. Engineer Sheridan was MORALLY in
jured and a wood-passer named Tyler
slightly. When nearing this city the en-
CINE OF the extra train knocked negro of
the track, breaking an arm and leg. Trains
are now running through.
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A Train Ditehed-Fourtcen Casualties
Reported.

CHICAGO, October IA gravel train on
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul rail-
road ran into drove OF cows near Hllman
Valley, ILL.,, yesterday afternoon. ditchiDg
ten cars and killing several men. The killed
and wounded number fourteen. A section
hand named John Ryan and three OF the
train-hands are reported killed. Many OF the
wounded were boys living in the neighbor-
hood. who were having sport on the train
while il was switching.
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Norman Conference,

BRIGHAM YOUNG'S SUCCESSOR CHOSEN.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, October 1.-THE Nor
mon Conference which adjourned yester-
day was chiefly notable for the filling OF the
first presidency, which has been vacant
since Brigham Young's death. John Tay-
Tor was elected president, with George @.
Cannon as first and Joseph f. Smith as sec.
cond counsellor. Mr.. Cannon is the dele
gate to Congress, and was renominated on
the 9TH instant. Joseph +. Smith is q
nephew of the original Joseph Smith. John
Taylor was the ranking member Of the
twelve apostles. Mr.. Cannon is regarded as
the power behind the throne.
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WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.

9Dr. Ben.on's preparation or Celery and Chamo.
mile for nervous diseases Is the moat important adj
diiion made 10 the maeria nedica I'm the last guar
ter of a century."-Dr. j. w. J. Engtdr, Of Haiti
more. .
.Dr. Benson's Pills are worth their weight In gold
in nervous and sick headache."-Dr.'A. III. Schitc-
ter. Of Baltimore.
"Dr Benson's pills for the cure OF neuralgia are
Va.
These Pills are special preparation only for the
cure Of special diseases named. and for these dts
eases they are worthy OF trial by all intelligent
sufferers. They are prepared expressly to cure sick
headache. nervous headache, dyspeptic headache
neuralgia, nervousness, paralysis, tIsepsssness and
indigestion. and win core any case. Price, 80 csuts
postage free, Sold by all druggists. Depot, 100
north Eutsw street, Balunors, Md and At Rich
ppao, Va ecIf-lt
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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP GfHN
~ COMPANY. -
FOE NEW YORK.

Yh,s 1Gmpsny VIII dispatch one OF their spleafiC
stessnsrs-OLD DOMINION, WYANoKE, NAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY ~
nth water.
These sbips are entirely new. and were bu,lt es'
pressly for this route.
They 1--WE spiead,d saloons, saate-roons, ana DAD
The fare, accommodations. and srseauops are ca.
surpassed.
foot ~ feach street. Ships coming south sail nom
pier az. Nor:h river, foot Of Christopher street
Cabin fare 70 New York, elz steefa&e, ~ Ans
1relxAs for points beyond New York orvAssse1
With dispatch, and no charge nade exeeps scsssa -
TTeirhr received until O'Clock p. ". daily.
Tor further information Apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN d CO., Aeeno
mvlo ofHce Connanv's wAarvee. RockestA
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Auother FatnI Railroad Accident.

NEW YORK, October 1i.-Early this morn
ing train going down town on the Second
Avenue Elevated railroad during fog ran
into the rear OF a train ahead OF il, and Ed
ward Cooper. the engineer OF the rear train,
was killed. The engine and three cars were
badly broken.
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RINE INTELLIGENUh
PORT OF RICHMOND, OCTOBER IL, 1880.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchandise and passengers, q. w. Allen Co.,
agents.
Schooner John Mcdonnell McAnirew, PbiIadei-
yhia. coal, 8. III. HAYES; vessel, Curtis Parker.
Schooner Rose McDsyltt. Hopkins Philadelphia,
iros. Richmond aud Allegheny Railroad vessel,
Curtis Z Parker.
schooner A. r. smyrk, MARITIME, Alexandris,
grsis, Thomas Branch 4, Co.. vessel, Curtis 6 Par.
ker.
Schooner Ann Dole, -, New York, salt, ps-
venport & Morris
schooner David Torrey, -, Windsor, NJ s.,
plaster, Warner Moore.
schooner Jehn Conner, -, New York, guano,
W. j. Clements.
SAILED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford, Norfolk, United States
mall, merchandise, and passengers, l.. II. Taam,
agent.
sohhoner Caroline Knight, Smith, Portland, coal,
CHrtis 4 Parker
Schooner ID. V. Sneaker, Camp. Norfolk vfd CITY
Point, mansanese, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Helen. Mitchell, Boston, lumber aud
slaves Curtis 4 Parker.
Brig Mary r. Parnell, Mitchell, Boston, coal, Cur
IFS < Parker.
Schooner speedwe, - Portland, coal. Curtis
& Parker.
Schooner Robert Haley, Brooks, Baltimore stone,
CARTS 4 Parker.
Schooner sunbeam, Saunders, Portland coal, Cur
lis K Parker.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK, October 1.-THE Posts financial ar
ticle says The Stock Exchange markets continue
Quiet. United States bonds are unchanged III price.
Railroad boands are strong, prices being Dsner.
The largest rise IS per cent. Ia Indiana Blooming
ton an d Western incomes; the stock OF this company
Ia also no 6s per cent. rom The closing OF saturday
Erie I'd cOnsOls are up ! per cent. The stock Mar
ket Opeued AT a GecliDe of AGA for the genera Ibt
then advanced 4@l4 led 1y The Elevated railroad
stocks. and then again declined sol per cent,
the latter Iron Mountain, the market as we
write being steady at The decline. The prevail
ing opinion in Wall street 10 The in1utn or the
election on the stock Is that If Indiana and ONO are
carried by the Republicans prices will advance; If
both are carried by the Democrats prices VIII de.
cline temporarily at least and II one Stale Is carried
by the Republicans and Que by the Democrats. the
only influence will be 20 prolong the present uncer-
tanty. As we have before noted the leading stocks
are in strong hands. The loan market continues
very easy. Call loans 203 per cent, time loans
3 10 AZ per cent, and prime mercantile paper AGO
81 per cent.
The following quotations were current to-day;
United States = per cents, l07fG lO74; United
States AZ per cents, 10Sa@l0SH: New Jersey Cen
trail 72f; Ohio and Mississippi, 33S: Erie. 394i
Michigan Central. 97z; Hannibal aud 81. Joseph,
81; Lake Shore, l0sA; Northwest, l0sS: North
west preferred, 1875 (; iron Mountain, 49]s; Rock
Island, ll6 ST. Paul, 90; ST: Pau preferred, =;
Wabash, 1t. Louis and Pacific. -; Wabash, II.
Louis and Pacific preferred 6S3s; Kansas and Texas,
353s: Western Union Telegraph, 9ss; {. Z. and T..
c., l7x; Pacific Mail. 40s.
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Obituary.

Death OF A wELL-Ky0wN THURMAN.
NEW York, October l1.-Rufus X. Hunt,
Of New Orleans, widely and fayorably
known in turf circles, died in the Gilsey
House, In this city, yesterday afternoon.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
uPIcUuOND. October 1 1, $50.


WHEAT White, 10 bushels. Red, 1904 BUSH
els. VIII, m -,
els
OATs.-522 bushels.
MEAL 90 bushels.
RYE.-102 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 10 bushels very good at VI 20
Red, 10 bushels choice Lancaster at Sl,2z 800
bushels very good Lancaster at Size; l,0OO bush.
els prime mixed at sl22; "a bushels very go.
mixed at sl.1S; so bushels good mixed AZ el ~ !;
rs bushels mixed on private terms; 4ZS bn.heis
mixed on private terms; $50 lsbeis prime FuliZ
az 81 1s; 20 bushels very good fullZ at Sllt; 90
bushels good Fultz at $1.14 80 bushels 10 d fuiz
at sll4; 2S bushels good Fuliz at Sl.l3; 40 Dush-
els good Fultz at 81 Is; 90 bushels good fuitz at
SLIP: 304 bushels common Fullz at sl.lC-total,
1876 bushels. 800
CoRy.- White, 200 bushels prime at 62c.; 100
bushels very good at 62c. "a bushels very good old
~ 62c IA bushels very good 0ldat 62c; AZ Dushs
very good new at 60c.; 342 bushels very good Al
6Oc: 26 bushels good at 5Sc. ZS bushels good al
5sc.-ioLal, $50 bushels. YettOW, ~ Bushels COM
mon al soc. M
bushels on private terms; 10 bushels very good
spIing al acc. l34 bushels good at 4oe.-totas 22o
MEAI.-4O bushels very good at 62c.; So bushels
very good Goa rse mt 6le.-tOlal, 90 Jusbels.
RYI.-lO bushels on private terms.
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"by large majority" Our people look |
anxiousIy Tor our gallant staudard.bearer
at some time before the election, when n
grand time may DO expected. DxuocRAT.
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zine North Carolina Fair.

Especial telegram 10 the Dspatch.l
WELDON, n. c., October 1.-THE Fair
has commenced and everything promises
the best fair ever held here. Governor
Jarvis will speak on Thursday, when tre-
mendous crowd is expected.
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NEW YORs.

NEW 1OFrs
SEw YORK October ll.-Cotton hrmi upianos'
Il 5.l6c: Orleans, IL 7.16c.; sales, l,Olo oaies-
Southern -four qdiet and very nrm; common 10 TAR
extra, f5@&5.6Q. Wheat opened 2do'sc. neeel,
feverish, excited. aud unsettled Afterwards advance
lost and closed heavy. and @2se. lower, WIN ssthe
speculative inquiry; ungraded red, si.oSgsi'le'
Corn opened k6slc. better closed heavy. with al
vance lost uDgraded, 55sG1 soc. Oats opened afm
closed dull and heavy; No. 3, 3S.e. HOPS I'M
changed aud quiet. coffee dull and nominaily I'M
changed Sugar unchanged and dull rshaed tIIns
and In good demand. Molasses dull and unchanged.
Rice in fair demand ana steady. Rosin stronger ..
Ri.70@4l.e0. Turpentine higher and nrm ~ 4Ste
43xc. Wool quiet and unchanged. Pork dull and
wholly nominal at ele.25@Sle.50; nothing dene.
~. rs I; long and short, $3.50. Lard opened about
Toe. higher; closed weak With advance iost
freights quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI October 1l.-Flour strong and
ana higher |: famiir, t4.75@&5; fancy, es.25@e6.
Wheat easier: No. z amber, el@tl.O2; NO.
red winter, 81 .03. Cors hrmer; mixed, &c. O4ts
In fair demand; No. 2 mixed, 33c. Pork nominal
jobbng sales, tl7@tl7 so: round lots held 81
AIS SO. Lard hrm at te.374. Buk.mests quist
and frm; shoulders, t4.s7%; ribs, %. Bacon 10
fair demand aud nrm shoulders, eke. rios, 6Ac.
sides, gac. Whisky quiet AZ sl.09. sugar steady
hards, i0hal0kc. ioa quiet common, ~ ;ysvH
$3.50 light t4.eo@44.so; packing, ss.oo@So;
butchers, t6He5.lo.
No market Tomorrow
"a LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, October H. Flour sseacy; family,
"a SC1sSal: sks'No. 4. tl.0eat4.75. Wheat
AZ ~ "a 6ftd06 Corn steady ut f4VA4&e. Qa4
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PROPOSALS.
yIRGIniA PESI1 ESTIARy,l
SUPERIgTENDENr's OYffCg, I
October a. 1850. y

VIRGINIA PESI1ENrIARy,l
SUPERIxTENDESf's OrfiCg,
October o, 1850.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEiyED At shis once until o'clock Y. y. Oh
WEDNEsDAY the: Ism Instant for the ApDt:
TlON OF ANOTHER STORY To ktlLDiNo
WITHIN The PENtTENTfAkY Walls.
PIaBs and specifications Can be seeu 81 MI. JOIN
GiBsoS's once, No. 823 east Main street. bs'wesn
the hours IL ] A. n. and Y. A.: aud 70 ~.
daily the wotk 10 BE- eomplssed BY the i"o' DO
The Bsra Of Directors reserve the right to rs,sss
zuy or ali bids o0ertd. ..,c<
WORK. o lRPENTHR8 WORK, TIN Wokks
PLUMBING o, and PAinI!N4 wursA,ss
sspssia,ssGsat YifStaiA fsaiissliary.
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Political ARRAY I'm south Carolina.

GRREYvILLE, S. O., October Il.-An
ARRAY. occurred near here Saturday night
after Joint meeting Of negroes and white
men of the county. Stones and pistols we're
used. Two negroes were injured, one Sc
yerely. One white man was seriously
wounded, and several were slightly injured
by stones. All is quiet now and no trouble
Is expected, although there were disturbing
rumoss last night. Warrants have been Is
sued for the arrest OF the white men, and
the sheriff has gone for them. IL Is said
the trouble arose between colored Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. sss
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oh j. A ID h i 7 IL a, hICH' E{nK
i MOND. AND NORFOLK sTEAM.s3 *
RIVER AND THE EAST VIA FALL RIVER
THREE TIMES A WEEK.-upttl further mo-
tiee The steamers OF this line will make tri-weekl
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, eoa.
necIing At Philadelphia with Ciyde's New England
QUICK TiME-FREQCEYT DEPARTURES
LOWEST RATES.
Freight received daily ultii 3 O'Clock +: NJ.
JAMES W. MCCARRiCK,
General sost .ern Agent, Richmond. Va.
WILLIAM r. CLYDE a CO.,
General Managers,
40 On Nc qnnth Xharxea. PM Ia.,nlphlA.
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The Oldest citizen Of Warrenton Is Jacob
hytlnger the siIversmith.. He Is IN The
s,shiy.fourtb year VI bis sge, and daily pur-
SUES bis calling. -
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sAIFs REp0RTED no sECRETARY.
flour.
~ TeiegYapp.

vine. sSMs3.5O; extra, 1926 snDernne' $4,000
s4,75; common family. - .60@t6.
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by Telegraph
NEW WORK.

NEW YoRK. October 1l.-Eaon.-stocks strong
and active. Money on call. 2@3 per Gent tx'
ehange-Long. 4S0h; short, 4S3 State bonds dull
Governments nominal.
EUentag.-Money, 2G3 per cent. EXCHANGE
4S01 Governments quiet and lower; new DIS
1929: AZ per cents. lOSti per cents, lOTb
States firm but inactive.
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ao2s Nc ~ South wharves. rDllaesIphls.
DICHMOND, YORK RIyERstTHi
HAND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD -. =

NfRcnANTs And MiNERs TRANsPORT1.
TON COMPANY,
Through-frelght route between Richmond tys.
an Boston, Providence and az New England elueS
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AZ IL noon con-
1ecting with trains from RICHMOND.
steamers arrive al WEST POINT on eash iIEc'
DAY and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Boston rfa BostoG ans
Providence Railroad eta West Point. Va
n. T. DOUGLAS, superintendent.
q n cpoSrp General Agent ap3
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY, October IL, 1880.
SALHs.-3,0O0 Richmond City s's at 1873; 35
shares or A.. NJ. aud o. X. r. at 81; 10 shares OF
c. and q. r. W. stock at stock &c; and 1000 Z. :.
r. r. third mortgage 6,s ut OF,
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ARepubIican for Congress I'm the Sixth
District.

Especial telegram 10 Dispatch.l
FARNvU.Lg, Va, October ia great
sensation was caused at Buckingham Court
house to-day by the announcement that the
Republican party Of the Sixth district in
tended to run ID. j. Woodfin for Congress.
Colonel Wood6n made rousing speech to
the Radicals, and said he proposed to prose.
cute a vigorous canvass. In his election
address he says he has become a candidate
in response 10 an immense number OF fiat
tering invitations from all parts OF the dis
trict. He stands on the platform Of the
national Republican, party, and is inspired
by the glorious achievements of the ma
tional Republican leaders and by the gal
liant example OF General Wickham, whom
be denominstes "our great leader" Colo
mel Woodfn will, It Is said, receive full
party vote. His friends were circulating
everywhere handbilIs containing portraits
OF Garfield and Arthur, and demanding
Woodfn and surrender.
Speeches were made at Buckingham
Court by Senator III. A. Atkinson and Colo
mel Ficken for the Democracy, and S.
Brown Allen for the Mahoneites. Brown
don't do any damage worth cent.
The Day Before the Battle.
COLUMBUS, October 11.-To-d day has been
occupied by both OF the State committees
in sending out final instructions TO their
followers Both parties have splendid or
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Twenty. EIGHT Persons Killed and
Many Hurt at Pittsburgh.

CAD CLOSE TO DEMOCRATIC RALLY-THa
OBSTRUCTION or sIGSAL-LIGHT OR THE
NEGLECT TO FLAG THE CAUSE.-THE oYPr.
GALS DISAPPEAR.
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Freight received daily for Norfolk. Portsmouth,,
Washington, ID. c., Newberne, Washington. and
Tarboro', Y. e.. and all points In Eastern North
ton, Old Point, and all regular landings op James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through biis s-
sued L.. ID. TAICH,
III Superintendent.
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DOR NORFOLK, BALTEsafINs,
l.
MORE, THE NORTH, AND REGULAR LAND
INGS ON JAMES RIVER.
GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT STEAMER
ARIEL,
carrying United States MALL

carrying United States MALL
Z. &. CLIFFORD, Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at 81 A. NJ. for above manned places,
connecting ut Portsmouth with the Bay Line same
afternoon, which arrives in Baltimore In fall time
to connect with 3 A. VI. train for Phlidelphls,
New York. and Boston. Returning the ARIEL
leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SAT-
URDAY at g A. NJ, arriving here about 4 r. NJ.
Fare TO Norfolk nly..................,.....s so
Fare round trip only....... DO
Fare 10 w
Fare 10 Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. 05
Fare TO New fOrk,,..,........,.,.. 30
Fare 10 Boston,. %
Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel and az
Carhpr'x Agency. SDR Main street. klQQage checked
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The Dny Before the Battle.

COLUMBUS, October 11.-To-day has been
occupied by both Of the State committees
in sending out final instructions to their
followers. Both parties have splendid or
CARNATIONS in the State and an immense
vote will be polled tomorrow.
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CELERY
REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION SAY
ABOUT II, AND THE GOOD RESULTS
ATTENDING ITS USE IN HEAD
ACHE, NEURALGIA, NER-
vOUsNESS, INDIGEs-
TON,
sLEEPLEssNRss, AND PARALYSIS.
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LOUISVILLE.

IouIsyIILF, October ll.--Fl0uf stfacy; fanliJ
a. SC5sSa4: sAs'No. 4. e4.oe0ot4.75. Whea
nim a 6o@95c, Corn STEADY At tAVAAhs' Vs'
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FREIGHT.

Through tickets on sale on steamer Ariel snd az
CARRIERS Agency, S26 Main street. Baggage checked
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BALTIMoRE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, October 11.-Cotton--Net receipt,
sales. TO-, 200 bales; October. VI 0l November,
1901; December. s10.9SGtl0.94; January,
Sill GA February, 81 .21@t1l.22; March, .3o;
April. 81 l.536es11 1854; May, sI1.69af1l.7l.
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LONDON. October ll.--A dispatch from
gchesan says: "The Kurds VINO reeen1'y
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

POLITICs-REyIvAL OF THE BOLTERs' Or
GAN-RELIGIOUs MEETISGs-TERRIBLE 40
CIDENT-THE UNIVERSITY, &C.
TCnrresnondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-11-18

Ar the Sovereign Grand Lodge |.
0. Q. T., held'at Toronto, Canada. 1t
,was reported that in the United
States there arc fifty grand lodges
and 1887 subordinate lodges, an in
crease in subordinate lodges during
the year Of nineiy-two. There are
thirtF-aine grand encampnents and
1912 subordinate encampments. The
increase in the membership OF the
order has been large, During the
year which elapsed since the last re-
port, the total expenditures from the
relief fund have been S1,T14,t05 o2,
and the total revenues of the order
during the same time have been
S48gl.2I5 SIS The flourishing con-
dftion Of the order IS shown by the
fact that the expenditures for relief
Werp S25.669 sc less and tbs receipts
Snaps So less than the previous
year.