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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-07
Al!igators in the Cumberland

From the Nashville American.
The merchants and clerks in the bus
mess houses overlooking the river from
the suspension bridge to Bird street,
we're greatly Interested in viewing from
twenty to thirty alIigators, which made
their appearance Yesterday morning.
The scene was made all the more at
tractiyo by watching the race between
them and some men in two skilia. The
boatmcn were provided with harpoons
with which they vainly attempted to
strike the alligators, who were either
very artful dodgers or their hides were
so thick and tough that they could not
be penetrated. The largest alligator
seen was about fifteen feet in length,
and moved up the channel between the
two old bridgc-dicrs, with regular sys-
tcmatic strokes When the old fellow
was tackled, however, he FASTENED his
speed and finally, to escape his torment
era, sank down deep into the muddy.
water and out Of sight
None Of the river men seemed toI
know how to account for these stran-
gers.
A large alligator was killed among.
the saw-logs at the Southern Pump
Factory last summer. TWAS supposed, |
however, that conductor, who had
been favored with the shipment Of one
rom Mobile, had thrown it into the
liver, not knowing how else to dispose
If it. The group that appeared in the
liver Yesterday could have come from
lowhcre else than Southern waters of
heir own accord.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-07

All kinds of the best of Jeans, Lin
seys, Shawls, Blankets, &c, of the best
material, constantly on hand at the
Winchester Wooden Mills, and will be
sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
wool.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-07

Gen. Hancocks course, in action land
conversation, since the shooting Of Mr.
Garfield, has won for him golden opin'
ions from all parties.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-07

The subscription to the Garfield fund
has reached 1925, $50, and has been in
vested and the interest settled on Mrs.
Garfield.
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Z y All subscribers who see

~ All subscribers who see Il cross
IS mark on the margin e their pa
per this week will please understand
that it means that we are in need of
money, and that their time is "out and
and over" and they ought to come up
and pay up, and continue their county
DaDcr
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-07

Surveys are now being made in Mex
leo for the Mexican Southern Railroad
of which General Grant is President.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-07

Ex-senator Thos. G. pIatt, Of View
York, has become President oil II g,I-
cosc manufacturing company, organized
to turn oul bogus SUGAR and syrup.
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ECONOMY

OF dress i. insured by neat and inexpensive
Hnyorm.
Books and stationery can bc bought at
Nashville prices. No combinations formed
by which any teacher is to receive Il profit in
monies spent Tor pupils.
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TnE METHODS or INSTRUCTION.
THE TEACHING

in this College is fully up to the progressive
demands Of the present. Boil the instruction
and example such that even the sluggish and
Indifferent soon become interested, and study
becomes q positive pleasure.
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THIRTY YEARS

the Mary Sharp has stood firm amid the dcs-
oIaton OF war and the prosecutions Of envy
and jealousy, and this long record Of faithful
and successful toll should be sufficient guar
antcc for the future.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-09-07

D-g- \ large lot of all-Wool Blankets
for sale cheap at the Winchester Wool
en- Mills. dcS
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All the business houses at Plano, Coz
lin county, Texas, were destroyed by
fire recently. Loss over 500, 900
About $4,000 covered by insurance.
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MARY STAR? COLLEGE
''Ta3 Female University Of Tho s'ats,"
a. Winchester, Tenn,

\ LOCATION
unsurpassed for variety and beauty Of scene.
ry, and entirely exempt from all malariai and
epidemic diseases.
THE METHODS OF INSTRUCTION
in this Institution are such 4, common sense
and the wisdom gained from long experience
have demonstrated to be most effective.
30 plan is accepted or REJECTED because it is
"ncwo or "oij,' but ii proved best, no stigma
i, placed upon il because it is not the birth OF
Yesterday.
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THE PROSPECTS

OF the Institution were never better; requests
ior Catalogues and information received dali
ly, not only from the Southern States, but
from points north Of the Ohio river.
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Andrew Sanders, col, conyictcd Oh
the murd,rof Michael Miller, in Upton
county lo,. fail, vas hanged in Coying
tom On the 2Cth GIt lie made the fol-
lowing speech;
l'ricud,:-I am hung iunoccnlIy.-
What ! doac I'd do again DON'T you
he afraid Of the shotgun, nor nothm,
but defend your wives rs yo have done.
lra niger interfere with a white wo-
man, Huitc man kills, and dcrcs moth
ing said If Il white man fakes n color.
ed mans wife and the coI,rcd man Kills
him, lei Is hung for it like ! am to-day
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Tennessee bonds are quoted at 7O|
cents.
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TIE STANDARD

Of education is high, and rests upon the con-
viction that every system OF Instruction should
be estimated by its success in promoting the
higher education by its ability to increase
the power and range OF thought, and to not
only excite the mind to extended scientific
research, but to join with it that pure moral
culture by which alone the true dignity and
wcll-bcing OF humanity is insured.
THE FACULTY
consist Of DR.. Z. c. GRAVES, first and only
President, assisted by Il iull able and cxpc-
rienced corps OF Professors.
EXPENSES
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Wool Carding /!

| would say to the public thatI am pre-
pared to make a. good, il not better, WOOL
ROLLS than were ever turned out from any
establishment in the State Last year my
cardcr turned out some inferior rolls, but this
year will attend to ;he car,ling myself, and
guarantee satisfaction, or no charge will be
made. Respectfully,
JAS. VI. GRIFFIN,
Prop. Winchester Wooden Mills.
April lst, 1880.
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Winchester, Temp sept. |, 1881.
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rents Of the ocean, aud have placed your
name amongst those which Will be ever men,
toned with feelings Of gratitude and re-
speci, not only by professional men. but by
all who pride themselves In the great and
noble attachments Of the human race. That
your name is well known In Russia ] need
scarcely add, and, though .barharians,' as
we are still sometimes called, We have been
brought 10 honor, 10 your person, disinter-
ested and eminent services TO science and
mankind. =.
Sincerely deploripg the inactivity into
which the present. political Whirlpool In
your country has plunged you, deem my
self called upon 10 invite you TO take up
your residence in this country, where you
NAV in peace continue your fayorite and
useful occupations.
"Your position here will be perfectly
independent one. You Will be bound by
no conditions or engagements, and you VIII
always be at liberty TO steer home across the
ocean In the event OF your not preferring TO
cast anchor in our remote corner OF the
Baltic.
As regards your material welfare, beg
TO assure you that everything will be done
by me TO make your new home comfortable
aud agreeable, whilst at the same time the
necessary means will he offered you to cha
BILE You 10 continue your scientific pursuits
in the way you have been accustomed to.
81 shall now be awaiting your reply,
hoping to have the pleasure OF soon seeing
here so distinguished an officer, whose per-
sonal acquaintance 1t has always been my
desire TO make, and whom Russia Will be
proud to welcome on her soil.
Believe me, my dear Captain Maury,
your sincere well-wi.ber,
CONSTANTINE,
"Grand Admiral of Russia"
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Forty Seventh COngress->pecial SEES.
sion Of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, March ID, 1881.
When the Senate met, al II O'Clock, the
desk OF Senator Malone was decorated with
a handsome bouquet OF flowers.
The Vice-Presldent gave notice 10 the
galleries that any demonstrations OF ap-
prOva or dlslpprOyal, such as bad been
made yesterday, were in violation OF the
rules OF and an insult TO The Senate, and
that II they were repeated to-day be would
order the galleries cleared.
Mr.. Pendleton then called no his re-
organization resolution, when Mr.. Came
ron. Of Pennsylvania, interposed motion
to adjourn. Lost-ayes. 81 noes. 30; Da-
Wis, OF Illinois, voting with the Democrats-
Malone with the Republicans.
Mr.. Cameron followed up with motion
TO proceed 20 the consideration OF eXecu-
tive business. LOst-ayts, 81; noes, -.
Mr.. Ransom offered a resolution directing
the Committee on Commerce 10 inquire
into the condition Of the Potomac river in
front OF Washington city, the nayieabllity
of said river, the effect cf the bridges across
the same upon navigation aud the health OF
the city, and TO report at the next session OF
the Senate what steps ought to be taken In
regard thereto. Laid TN the table for fu-
ture action.
Mr. Pendieton moved TO adjourn. II was
evident, he said, That no vote could be
reached on pending business. The motion
was agreed to and the Senate accordingly,
at 1890, adjourned.
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Tho Grcciau Frontier Discussed

CoNsrANrIxoPLE. March lj.-The amoaN.
sadors have discussed a proposal OF one OF
their nnmler that if the Porte Is unwilling
to extend its concessions to Greece the
PAYERS should accept the line OF frontier
snocifed In the Porte's note OF the 81 OF
October last, with the addition Of the island
~ Crcte: Fort Punta to be also ceded to
Grcccc. and the other fOrtiScations in Pre-
ye,a 10 he d,mantlcd. The majority Of me
ambassadors are represented to be OF Inc
onInion that the foregoing is the most tha'
Turkey Will yield TO peacefully.
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The Princess Anne AssmssinaiiOns.

[>pCcial ttegram 20 The DlspalchI
NORFOLK, Va, March 15.-There are no
further developments in the Princess Anne
double murder. The assa>sinS are SIN at
large, and the two parties arrested, MessrS.
Murden and Bartee, have been discharged
by Justice Daniel Whitehurst, both proving
oiibis. The excitement continues in the
county, and every effort is being made To
unearth the perpetrators.
Mcpherson, who was charged with shoot
ing the cattle, sold his farm to-day, 1t is
said, to Walter Shpp, and will leave the
county, so many attempts having been made
TO kill him.
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recess 70 inquire into the condition q the

Potomac river front. ~ - tsfft
Government receipts to-day Internal re.
venue. sl7s. 500; customs, ss75,796.
A telegram received here this afternoon
announces the election to-day by the Maine
Legislature Of Hon. William Z. FRYE he.
pubicap) rs senator.
ASSOCIATED Press reports by telegraph 10 the Dis
psteh.i
SENATORIAL CAUCUsEs.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., March i5.-The Re.
publican senator's in caucus to-day COM
pleted their committee-list, with the excep-
ton OF the usual vacancies for the minority
representation, which are left to be iIed by
the Democrats. The chairmanships as per.
fected to-day place Mr. Kellogg at the head
Of the Committee on Pensions, and Mr.. Ma
hone remains on the list az chairman OF the
Committee on Agriculture, and IL also as
signed TO the Naval Affairs and Post. Office
Committees.
The Democratic members Of the Senate
held caucus this afternoon, at which, as re-
suit OF the general discussion Of yesterday 3
developments, it was decided to accept The
situation gracefully by preparing a list OF
Democratic senator's for the minority repre-
seDtatiOn on the committees. The commit
Tee was instructed TO revise the majority
list previously prepared and report to a fu-
ture caucus. The sentiment OF the eau
Gus to-day was averse to establishing the
dangerous precedent Of pairing Democratic
senators with the expected Incoming Re.
publican senators from Name and Mime
sofa. The craftsmanship Of three commit.
tees-viz., Private Land Claims. Revoln.
tionary Claims, and Engrossed Bills-whIch
are usually given to the minority. will, 1t Is
understood. be assigned by the Democrats
to Messrs. Bayard, johnson, aud Davis OF
West Virginia.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. March l5.-Col,on quiet: sales,
4iO bales; uplands, luaac.; Orleans, llc.; con
solid It'd net receipts I9'I64 Di't,, tApo .,ien,
1913 bales. southern donr UNCHANGED ana duli.
Wheat without important change closing iu'i WIN
Iight export ana moderate speculative business
Corn Il ghtly IN buyers fiyer aud ess doing; un-
graded, 5G1,lG59c. oats a shade stronger; cipslng
dull; No. =. 44G44zc. Hops unclaimed. Conee
refining 7467]sc.; prime, 49,; refined active a.
easier prices: standard A. SIC. NoIasses dnet
507c Turpenine hrIa 40 47c. Wool steady: do
nestle fleece. $50 soc. Pork dull and weak at
sl5.Z5@s $50. Middles dali, unsettled, ana
easier; long clear, IS 5C0s 1850 Lard more active
aud i5@l7itc, higher az sl1.lO9tll.l2A.
Frcights dull. .
R,ITIMORF March lJ.-flour quiet and un-
changed Whea,--sou,hern ,,eaty; western HIGHER
closing easy: southern red, Al.i5issl 10 amber,
sI.22asI25; No ] Maryland. tl.23mrl24H
No western winter red, spot AMI March, 81 1917;
AprII, Sl.1g6$lI9S: June, slisqs 81 .1ea ;JuN,
si.I3msIl3t. COrn-soutaera hrm western,
SPOT higher options steady southern white, &c
vellnw 5SAc. oats quiet and Urn western VINE,
i5T46e mixed, 43,d tic: FeDnsyl gania, 40 2
46sc Provisions very Grm and without quo'aihe
change Coffee steady; Rio esrgoe,, ;ra o., ar ~
fair. 1OkQl24e. sugar hr'D "A SOL, w.
whisky dull at sLII@si.l2. Fre'shis %''
changed. c,rc,~v,rr
CINCINNATI, March lS1-flOnr easier DIV no.
ouotaby lo1ssir Wheat scarce, hr1D, ana hSner
30. red xiDter, ~ $50 sl.Ol. torn s'IDnk "a. a.
i4isc Oats Arm at 3IstsltSc. Iort nIih ~ eSO.oV
ard bigherat kle So e5sl9.sO. Bulk.meai brup
Shoulders 40: lta - Bacon Drm, ssniuefs,
1851: 10, $50; c tar. 30. Whlskey Seanv ~
Al 06. sugar e,ssr; bards, et'al Osc., Ne" os
leans, 6S@sc. hsgs hrm and unchanged,
LOUISVILLE.
louisville. March l3.-Flour Unsettled sps
yene.-,,iy lovsr; \ No. s4.75@So. Wheat s'sad.
=, an Corn AZ fair demand At 46faA7c. OAi
sea IN and Ia fair demand at $3.50. Park sirosdapt
higher AZ $3.50. Bulk-meats slrors and hA0er
| sh.ulders. S5.12x; clear, IS 45c Bacon aciE,
| Trm, and higher; shoulders, 1880; clear 10 "a
| sagar cured hams, sl0. Whissey leady ar sIVs
ST. LOUIs.
| ST. LOUIS, March l5.-Flocr higher: fsMn,
a 7bsfS; choice to fancy, IS. l0@sa.t. Waes
onened lower and improved 70. z red nll h.O2
Gi&i. O2n cash. sl.o3k Apris Corn slgheri Aaa
a0kc. cash, 40hd 40Ac. Aprl Oats higher. 50
ms4tc. cash, 43Ac. bid April. whiskes stead
al ii OS. Pork nrm at 1910. Lard higher
lSlO'5O asked. Bulk-mesis strong and shaw: shoa
der, $50; clear, s8.25. Bacon hrm shoulder
s5.S74; clear, $500
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March l5--fiour steady aud n
| changed. What In good demand and shade hight
No. Chicago sTstng. Sl.UotMsl Con ca.h, sl.e
r @3I.Ol April. ok bio May, Torn stesd1
: In good DE maud. 3eAd3sc cash, Ssnc: sp.tk ~
May. Oats fairiy active and shsdf hiS'Aer; 2ys
l3ls,c. casb. SAC. May. Whiskey sr4dv aud !
ebapged, PorK SHADE higher ~ sio.4VS ft3.l
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THE LATEST NEWS.


AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON YEsTERDAY-A
SHORT SESSION OF THE sENATE-REPUD-
LiCAN AND DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL
CAUCUS Es-wILLIAM r. FRYE ELECTED
SENATOR FROM NAINE-THE cESTEN-
NAL CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF
GUILFoRD COURTHOUSE. N. C., YEsTER-
DAY-sUTcIDE OF GENERAL EMERY UP
TON. UNITED STATES ARMY-ARREsT OF
AN IMPORTANT TRAvERsER-THE GER
MAN FRONTIER QUESTION, &c.
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p,,;ue,. Successor Elected.

AUGUSTA. Me-, March l5.-At noon the
Senate balloted for United states senator,
with the following result: William L.
FRYE, Of Lewiston, %; Richard a. Frye
OF Bethel, 5. At the same hour in the
House the result OF the vote was as follows
William p. Frye, OF Lewiston, 81; Richard
A. Frye, OF Bethel, 80. Both branches
meet I'm convention tomorrow to declare
the result
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Suicide Ofan Army officer.

SAN FRANCIsCO, March 15.-Breyet Malor-
General Emery Upton, United States army
was found dead in his bed th, morning.
having shot himself through the head some
time during the night. When discovered a
revolver was still graSped in his hand. No.
thing to indicate the cause OF the act mas
vet been discovered. The general impres.
sion seems to be that grief at the loss OF
bis wife prompted the act.
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Battle at GuiIfOrd Courthouse, -. q.

GREENSBORO, y. c., March lj.-The eel
ebration Of the one.hundredth anniversary
OF the battle OF Guilford Courthouse took
place TO-DAY. The Raleigh Light Infantry
and their band and firemen OF Greensboro
gave street parades. There was great
gathering in the evening, and enthusiastic
speeches were made by Lieutenant.Goyer-
nor Robinson, Judge r. b. Dick, Hon. A.
VI. Scales, Colonel John y. Staples, r. H..
Bu,bee, and others. The day was generally
observed is a holiday.
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Iu,Dorsanu Arrest.

Iovpoy. March t5.--P. J. Sheridan, one
q, the Trayersers, was arresisa rms morn 'c,li-
inc at his residence in County sligo. Ihls
Is Considered to DC the moss important ar
rest 80 far made in connection WIN the CO.
erc,on act. There has beea one DINER orui'
$50 arrest this morning,
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.rmis,ice with the BOers Extended.

LONDON, March IA dispatch 10 Tue
NIL, Ne,rS from Durham, dated Monday
nigh;. saws: In the absence OF Paul Ringer
The ormjstice with the Beers has been eX'
tended four days. a transport WIN ,ne
Fourteenth Hussars on board has srrived az
nvrbon from Bombay. The troops landed
in excellent condition.
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Wall STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK March l5.-The Post ~ ~. financial
article says: The Stock EXCHANGE markets are less
higher for The AIS and IS, and unchanged for the
As and 6s. RalrOld bonds are Irregular and gene
rally higher, the advance ranging from e. 23 per
cent, the latter Bloomington aud western hrsts;
The second, up 2 per cent G.. e.. and |. {. frsts
are uD IL: The Lehigh aud Wilkesbarre eonsos l
strong at advance Of iGl4 per cent, the latter
Reading. Northwest, ana Chattanooga. At he brst
Board the market became heavy. and prices have
since declined aG the latter Western Union ele-
graph; Union Pacific declined y; milwaukee, and 81.
Paul. Pacific Mail and Northern Pacific. Texas Pa
cldc and Iron Mountain = each, aud Canadi south
ern and Kansas and Texas T. The money market Is
easy AZ J6 per cent. for cal-l0snS or stocks, IN.
ruling Aate being D pei cent. ON Uhittd states
b nd' the quotation is about per cent. lower.
Time-loans are Jd6 per cent? aud there Is less IN
quiry tor them than OF late. Prime mercantile pa
| peris sac per cent. The United STATES Assistant
Treasury here has yei no instructions to 6gJ bonds
this week. The market for foreign exchange Is iror
aud higher, but rates still warrant gold imports.
The p ted rates of The leading drawers of sterling
are up To 4Sl% and asa. The sexual rates are isu1
| @4Sl and 4S3@4S35. Gables are fS3tG4S3h.
aud prime commercial Bills 47sk@479a.
| The following quotations we're current to-day at
Western Union, 1877; New York Central, li7a
| Lake shore, 1864; Michigan Central. lllA; Ne"
wanna aud Western. 1919; New Jersey Central
1906; Delaware ard Hudson, 1914: Reading, 831
Northwestern, 1913 ~. Paul, IL; WABASH and Pa
| ciic, 46; Wabash and Pacific preferred, SSh
Union Pacific, 1919; NJ, X. aud T., 46h; lianniba
and II. joseph. 55s Hannibal and ~. Joseph pre-
ftrred, 1885; 81. Lons and Iron Mountain, Ga
Ohio ana Mississippi, 44a Iacihc Mail. 57A: G., &
ana I. G.. 25.; Northern Pacific cOnl., 49A: North.
ern Pacific, preferred 1876 san Frat cisco, CON-, ~
| G43&; san Francisco. preferred. 64@65; san Fran
cisco first preferred 94@ %; Central Pacific, $50
| Chesap eake and ONO, 23A LOui.yie anf Nash
| vi e, 92& Nashville and Chattanooga. GA; unti
rio and Western, 36%; Manhattan Elevated, 39a
Illinois Central, 1854; Canada Southern. 79h chi
cago. burlington and Quincy. 1874; Denver aud Ri'
| Grande, 1881 ~. Pau ana Omaha 43h; -. Pau
and Omaha preferred. 1917; G., e., &. and J.. 80
Erie aud Western, 53655; Chicago, 81 Louis an'
! New Orleans. 1890 724; Col. Coal. 52is; ONO Cen
tral, 32R; Texas Pacific, 06s; Texas Paclhc ah'
| l.. g., S5'3. -
! BALTIMORE, March lj.-VirHnia o. deferr'
Is; cOusOls, slH second series, 80: past-due ecu
pons, "a new l0-40's, sos. Bid to-day.
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:. FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY,. MaIcn 10, 1891.
sAtEs.-1.000 Virginia con,o's Al S1x, 1000 do.
at sik, 5000 do. at s1. 1000 40. at 81 1000 At
lsnta aud Charlotte incomes at 10; 1000 Charlotte
Columbia ana Augusta "a rs a. 1929; 10 shares
Atlanta sud Charlotte stock st So; 10 shares Rich.
fsond and DsBvc stock az 90. so ~. at 90, so do.
at s0s, 90 do. at ?cIs. 100 do. at s0y, 20 do. at
sVl. 30 DO. at 90f; 40 share, Charlotte, CoIrrnpa
and Augusta stock at 3st, 20 ~. ut 3g>
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
: - s. -
SALES.

RICHMOND, March Is, 1881.
SALES.
WuFAT-Lancas'er. 10 bushels very good a.
sl25, Mixed, 42u bushels very good 81 l.26; 20
bushels very good 1t 1925: SIS bushels good Al
Sl23 Fullz, IS bu.hels very good az ! l23; $50
bushels very good at rl.20; ~ bushels good al
Ais: 50 bushels common at 20 10 9Oc.
CORN-WhIte. 81 bushels prime at Soc: 80
bushels very gOod At soc; is6 bushels very good al
5Sc.
RYE bushels good At S5c.
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Eight.ThOusand-DO Dollar Suit Against
"a Railroad.

GALVESTON, TEXAS, March IA Tex
orkana special says: In the suit Of Mar
caret O'DonnelI rs. The Texas and Paclhc
railroad for damages for less OF limbs, the
court at Boston rendered a verdict yeSter'
day OF $1,000 for the plaintiff"
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E'lOlIr.

Flour-Litlle better feeling. We quote Fine,
t3@s3.50: extra, $3.50. snDerine, sf.5ONsi.I3
common family. S5.75G:6; choice or patent
S1.5O.
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n,scn,rped for Want OF Evidence.

RALElGH, \. c., March l5.-A. H. SUPP
SON. thc member OF the Legislature VINO
was arrested Yesterday for larceny, was to-
Gay discharged by the Mayor Of this city Tor
want OF evidence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-16
I,wv PLASTER. CEMENT. Ac.

ROCKLAND LIME! ROCKLAND
IL IIMEi-l am expetIng the schooner w, be AZ
nsc III saishrated .>CROCKETr" LIME-kILNs.
rSis lime stands At the mead of the lst wherever u
nm bssn introduced, and has no supesior Every
,sr, Of guarantees. For sale low from sesss,
Lime, Cement, Lump and Ground Plssnter:v
seyenteenih street, south side OF DOCK
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-03-16
THE MURDERED EMPEROR.
:. veurn,ag for Her Iiiustrie"s
Dead.

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-u'>"" ,,,esianee-D imcnit Problems for the
s"'" .,,ey 20 solve Royal sympathy from
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