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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS
r,,r DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.
,NlwIN CuITEiTrS CRIME,
n,strtct Grand Jury Find a Pre-
ssntmcni indictment 10 DO
prepared Accordingly.

o..t.ion Ia Relation 70 tho Taxatisn Of
-. and Bsnkers-MSnicipal Elections
4. connccticut-IRdian Ontrages in Ari-
"a. Train Attacked and Six Men
,m,s-Eieyator Destroyed by Fire In Gall
...,or-The New York and Chicago Grain
,,.-tct iu a Fiuttcr-StrikiEg Plantation
..-,o,s Ina south NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
g.. arrairncd for Obtaining Money N
~ raise Prctcnccs-Crime in Colorado
,,,.ep W. AIdricb Elected 60 Succeed she
,,,, senator Burn>ide-A BiE Blaze In CO.
,,,e. outario-Arab OutrAEss i'm Tunis-
o,hsr rorcign Itcms.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,

IIE'DAIf UfUOUIF - 1871
SALEs-FInsT DoARD.-l,0OO Atlanta and
Charlotte incomes at OK; 10 shares Richmond,
Frciericksburg and Potomac common ~ so. 81
do. at 81; 10 shares Richmond aud Danvillc stock
at iO1, I do at 100, IS do. nj 100; 10 shares
Richmond aud Allegheny at az; 10 shares At
lanta and Charlotte stock al 73N, 90 do. 1t 73l4,
25 do. at 73l, 80 do. at 73Y; 10 shares Charlotte
Columbia and Augusta at so, 10 do. at 80, 10 DO.
al so; 1000 Virginia fax-recclyable coupons
AT %.
SECOND BOABD.-1 900 Virginia tlx-rceeiyable
coupons AZ %; 2j shares Richmond and Danville
stock at zoos, 10 do. at 10O4, 10 do. at lO04;
10 shares Richmond and Allegheny 1T a., 10 do
at 44t, 10 do. at AL, do. at a., 20 do. al IL
10 DO. az A. 80 do. at 49,. 10 do. at 43i, 10 do
at 43t, 90 do. "a. b. at A.; 40 shares Norfolk
and Western nreferred "a. 81 NJ SO.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
TUESDAY. October 4, 1881.
Country Produce.

TUESDAY, october h lSel.
Country Produce.
44pples: Grcer--Erom Il to $3.50 q barrel.
B,at,r. Prime to choice yellow, 25a30c.; fair
% good, 1602uc.
corn Esai: g5c. per bushel for country; 81 Tor
8risd fruit: Apples, 4@6c.; blackberrlcs, ] DC. ;
cherries, &C.; Uspberrics, 23c.; peachcs-North
Carolina, peeled, l6m2Oc.; Virginia peeled, j Bet
quarters, unpecled, Ga 7c; haye-, unpcclcd, 7@Sc.
Poultry: Live chickens 2O@25c.; ducks, $50
Fms. 17@1sc.
Fathers: Prime Eyc-goose, Soc; common,
Fiarsted. s1aslIo z bushcl.
Hav. Virginia timothy, sl.l0@Sl15; clover
mixed, 10000; clover, 900 9jc.
PotSio e. Irish-Early Rose. f2.75@S3; Peer
less, s2.5O@f2.75 Z barrel.
Roots: Ginseng, sl60gRl.75 8 D.. Seneca,
free Of tops, 45G50c. = n.
'Ldrd: Country, ll@ l2c.
Rye: s1.2O@fl.3O r bushel
Sumdc: Prime, zoe.
Shucks: 70@75c.
Ecicd SrdD. soc.
Wool: Washed, 35c.; unwAshed' 25c. BURY
wool viii bring from 70 Sc. 4 n. lees than above
Cement, Lime. Plaster, &c.
c,ment. Rosendale, s1.45Gsl.5O r barrel.
Lime: Agricultural, SA1Oc. q bushcl; Rock
land, eLl5gSl.2O, according 10 quantity Joint
err (fnlshing, tl.25 Glenn's Falls 81
HlnbtrFs Lump ffsiof EiNuliN' 20 NtiNiHtN
plaster. .6OMS1.75.
Tdr. Large size, $3.50.
Dry Goods.
Priats: Mcrrimack, exc; Mcrrimack shirling,
&c.; Richmond, &c; South Bridge &c; Pacihc'
7c.: Spraguc, 6ifc.; Sprage shifting, bye. Dun
ncrs 1e.: Aliens, 6lfc.: Manchester, 7c.; Wash
lngt0n, 6i,c.; Mallory Pink, 7c.; Mallory Purple,
7c.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; simpson Grey, &c. (;
simpson Black, &C.; Harmony oHc' Ashland
solid, Sc.
Broi0n Cot0ns: Manchester Z A., &c.; Man
chester a. A. A., &C; Rockbndge A X. r.,
exc; James River 4 q. o., 5sc.; James River
oZc.: james River ID. d., 7ac.
Drugs, Dyestn1fs, Oils, &c.
Afon 4c.
alcohol: s2.75 2 gallon.
Concentrated Lye: s3@s4 2 case Of four dozen.
COpDcTds PC.
COchfHsdf: 9Oc. r n.
Extract ~ L0gioOOd: lie.
Indigo. fiMsl1O.
Nader: &c. 49,,
Oiis: Linsecd, 65c.; machine, sl@sl.7oi
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MARrNE INTELLrGEScE.
P0RT or RICHMOND, OcroBKn 4, 1881.
kUpIyFD

PORT or RICHMOND, OCTOBER 4, 1881.
AHRIvED.
steamer Arid. clifford, Norfolk, United States
mai. merchan'lisc and Passengers, l.. 4. Taium
agent.
steiner Old Dominion, Walker. NCw York
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen Co.
Steamer Pioneer. Platt Philadelphia. mercbap.
disc aud passengers, J. w. McCsrrick. agent.
Steamer Tiger Lily, Walthall. (hickanonny
merchandise and passengers, W. A. o. Cole. ~
schooner &. W. May Davis, salem. coal. Chosa-
poake and Ohio Railroad Company; vessel, Curtis
Schooner Marietta stcclmsn. Smith SALON, can
mel coal, Gcryas stOrrs.
CLEARED.
Barkenlne II. X. Leemhuis Dutch, Rcntema
Rio Grandc DO SUI, Hour CALICO Manufacturing
Company.
IIarkentinc Violet (Br.) Langlou, Rio Grandc do
Sui, Hour, CALICO Manufacturing Company
Barkentine George Peabody tAnl.l, Wilson
Brig lIorizont (Gcr.l. LANCE, Pelotas, four, Dun
Top IcCance and TlaxaII-C renshaw Company.
THE D. u. ISGRAHAM
The schooner ID. II. lHgrs,bam, at City Point
Win hcr cargo OF lime are. gc1nains I'm stUfH qO.
Her matches have MT been opened since her arrival
there, o. has been previously reported.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YOER.-Clclrcd lst: Schooner Archer &
Schooner Henry L. HAYES. Pierce. from Richmond.
RIO JANEIRO.-Arriyed september sth: Bark
Templar Mclean. from Richmond.
RIO GHANDE DO NUL.-Auiyel: August p 81,
Brig Ane tDan.h Andersen: 23d, brig Brio
tN0rl. Gabrielsen both frDm Richmond.
,rON.-Ariycd: 1t. schooner HOricnsil. Ro-
hinsOn, from Richmond: 81. schooner Ada \.
Wheailcy, Bartlett, from Richmond
BALT1NORE.-Arriyed Sd: Schooner schultz,
llitching, from James river.
ST. JofIN'S, y. B.-NUlscd september seth.
schooner l.. T. Whltmorc. from Windsor, Y. =.
for Richmond.
CHARLES TON.-Cicarcd September 3Othi
Schooner :. 4. Crawford Reed for Richmond, Va.
CLIQUE H.-Arrivel September 3oth
Schooner Mary Helen, Croker, from indsor, y
=, for Richmond, Va.
+ PORTSMOUTH. \. H.-Ariycd II: schooner
LAURA Bri lgcman. Hart, from Richmond.
PROYInENCE.-SaiiCd l.t: steamer hanlwhl
Greenwood. for Richmond.
VINEYARD HAYEN.-ArriYcd: 1T. schooner
Clawbcl. NickcrsOn, from Richmond for Boston
2d. ,chOonCrs John H.. Converse. Plumber. from
Richmond for Boston. and r.. \. Brtlcy- Hume
from Richmond for Portsmouth.
PluLADELrIiA.-t feared 81: SchOouers J. J.
Little. Candy, and Laura 4. Wolf Rit0n- tOI
Richmond; Clarinda. Stone, for Petersburg
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4 Drunken RufflRn Murders One Man
and Fatally Injuries Another.

LOUISVILLE, NY, october l.-ln JeHcT-
sonville last night Edward McDcrmott, n
notorious character. killed John keefe and
fatally wounded Barney McCardle. Nc
Dcrpiott was drunk and engaged i'm an al
tcrcation with a man named Pat. Duly.
McCardle and Keefe interiered to preserve
the peace, and were each in turn stabbed,
the latter having his iugular vein severed.
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The CITY or Merida.

NEW ORLEANS, October 4.-Ihe steamer
undson reports passing the steamer City OF
Merida at 1880 A. NJ. on sunday, 25th: she
,ga 90. ali rioht and making about eight knots
a,' bonr. The Hudson made Cape liatteras
a. nidniobt The engineer thinks the CITY
OF Merida should have reached oape eo tiavr
WAS fair and the sea calm.
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Elevator burned.

GALVESTON, October 4.-The Galveston
elevator machinery was DESTROYED D!
fire this morning with about 10000 push
els Of grain. The building and machinery
were the property Of the Galveston Whlri
Company, and cost $4,000. II was iu-
surcd for $1,000.
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Robbery. Burning, and Shooting Noar
PIfhiu, Col.

from Pitkin to the Republican says: SIEVE
raj citizens having been lately robbed and
badly beaten. the robherics were traced
TO Charles Briggs, proprietor OF a dance
hall, and his associates. Yesterday a mop
Of citizens, after warning the inmates
set fire to the hall. Briggs fired INTO the
crowd without effect, when some person
unknown returned the fire, fatally wound
ing Briggs.
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nurnsitIe's Succcssor

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., October 1.-The Leg
iNaturc to-day, the houses voting scpa-
ratcly for = successor 10 the late Senator
burnside, gave a total vote Of 81 for Mel
son W. Aldrich, being q majority Of all the
members. lie viii probably be declared
elected on the first joint ballot tomorrow.
The other candidates were William p.
Shcilicld-total vote, land Henry Lii
let, 3.
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unmicids in Chattsnooga.

CUATTANOOGA, Tenn, October 4.-CoIO-
mel Love, president Of the Huntsville Ala')
cotton-seed-oil mill, a prominent citizen,
was shot and instantly killed by a brother,
in-low of a young lady to whom it is said
he was paying improper attentions.
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Agrees 20 Make Restitution and stand
Trial.

ToRoNTo, ONT, october 4.-William 7.
Branch. financial manager OF the American
Transfer Company at Bradford, Pa re-
Gently arrested here on the charge OF
having distracted 100000 by the altera--
ton Of the companys books, was released
to-day, having agreed to make restitution
and return TO Bradford for trial.
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Pound Dead.

DANyiLLE, VA, October AT FALL
Cfeek depot, in this county, on the Vlr-
gina Midland railroad, yesterday, the dead
.yody O. James Withers, white man, was
FOUND near the stOrehotse In which he had
y, gsen doing business in partnership with
iloinas CtIk. The cause Of his death Is
Unknown, though il l. attributed 10 inc
y Tiiallon. The body shows no marks OF
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DesfructIye Fire I'm ontario.

C0BuRG, ONT, October A fire this
morning destroyed a part Of the best
block Of buildings in the town. II COM
menccd in Drumblc's block. A grocery,
hardware store, public hail. and several
law Offices were burned. Loss, $1,000
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sEassachusstts nsmocrnf..

EoSToN, October At is stated that the
Democratic State Central Committee and
other leading members Of the party have
decided to nominate at the coming State
Convention the ticket Of last year.
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4 Woman Arrested for Numbering
Her Husband Hangs Herself.

DrTROm, October 4.-The vic OF UaT-
rett. who was found murdered Saturday
last at Colwell, Monticello county, was AZ
rested on suspicion OF having killed her
husband, and yesterday hanged herself IN
;.fI
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Tho GsarnaId Ernn

NEW YORK, October 4.-The fund for
Mrs. Garfield now reaches 1886, 112.1G. The
sum OF 3d. additional has also been re-
ceiyed FOR the mother Of the late President.
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Connecticut Town Elections.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, October At the
town elections yesterday Hartford elected
Republican majority Of the Board Of Sc
iSctmen and Freemen. The Democrats
elected town clerk and collector The re-
naming officers are about equally divided.
Inc town votes for lIquor-liccnse by a
large majority. New Britain and Nor
wien are Republican. Norwich gives $50
majority for liquor-license. Waterbury
elects Greene kendrick Democrat) mayor
by 30 majority. The Republicans elect -
out OF 20 members Of the city government.
The Democrats elect the town ticket, with
the exception OF town clerk.
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iEt1c.nt,g-,Ioncy GgG and ! perr diem: X *
100: new ~. ll34; new - l4o' obi'en
moderately active.
WALL ~lREET YESTEEDAN.
NEW YORK;, october 4.-Ihc Pats financial
article tl40 r. NJ ediionl say ing T,'I ,t,ic.
bonds are down .G 4-thc latter The - and E.
Railroad bonds are irregular, ~, are also s'ullS u
state bond. The stock market hH- been ieNcIl7i'
hut n he main weak the net result Of the huciu-
lions being q decline OF sU3 Ter ctnt.-i!c i'llcl
%rv, NorE Elevated ami Lake Erc and Western
DE fnrIncrt o IS, and the l1ttr 10 f3' - -
and l. has fallen r G.. T.. ~. Louisville ana Na,h-
willie and Reading ~ Cch' Texas ana i4'luI ..
AlirhIyau Central 4, wabash preferred l'ar Lhec
shore and Missouri Pacific / per cent: e3eh,
lud the remainder 1@'r: since I'"n q 7'e'''i.'
tome ha- characterized the deillhg-; Az
tetr. OF the culy decline ha, been ftt"'tlci ~,
!. hGri Interest " iu tie market i7 becoming very
heavy, 80 that eh Tp upward reactions are ~ pitr
a. amy lime. The sm treasury Wa ot'l.n ~
Je..tof no the clearinghouse thi morning inc nE-
pIe, leiug s2AuI72l.Uj. The slpck-lrohe7 lp-
d ty are paying T. per cent, and IA many cases an
additional commission. Time none! io huu t9 ttt
1t O Der cent. Prime mercantile paper sgl' ~
9houl 7; Uer cent. IhcmaIkrt for foreign cNchmte
weak, not hccau.c 0i the pies urc ul coihmctclai
NJ, te -t.ertl .linu tu Inc leading portable
r0mmoditlcS f. restricting the supply II CONNER
ci3l drafts-lut ON the free Offering. 81 blhscT,
NILS which pre- lmIbly have been borrowed d.!
spcculsturs seeking time money.
The following quotations were celiet lo ~, ~
2:3u 4. Nj: " c-tcru Union, eGti Nc" ON Cc'i'
trail, I4l; Lake shore, TO-; NlcliFAh 'thl5' y
S4s,: New York, Lake Eric and Western, 49,
New York Lake r.ric and " c,ten preferred, ee's
New York, Lake Eric and v cstlfn. seconds lVzt
Delaware. LuckIWanu5 and Mt-ltfh' 10 s} ~
Jersey Central, g3 Delaware and liudsoi' luf,i
, Reading. TZ4: Northwestern, la -. I4!I'
IlI.: WABASH and Pacific, -; Waha-h aud IA
cine preferred, So: Union fscinc, 1855; fi 9
uibal and ~. .o. preferred, ll4; Ohio and MIS-
.i-.ippi. A.; PaOic Mail, 4ts; {. {. ana J: -
2O,: Northern Pacinc common ISL Northern
Pacinc preferred, 7si: san Francisco common
45: san Francisco preferred, 70; san ran
clc1 Irst pref.rIcd, lu5: Central iacihr'
%: Ruck Island, 1874: Loui-ylilc and sash
. vile. 93s. ; Nashville and chattanooga, - ouLI.
rio and Western, Va Manhattan Elevated, ~
Tlfuoi, Central. 1904: Canada SOUTHERN o.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, 1907; Denver
and RIO Grmde, 81; -. Paul and OuialH ! l.
~ Paul and Om,hs preferred, luli g." 60 e
and l.. 80; Eric ana Western, ~; Ch.cHHo' ~
Ioul. and Sew Orlctu-. 80; Colorado Coal, 81
. ohio Central. 2t's; Texas Pacthc, 800; IeNd'
Pacific l.. F.. l5 o.
BALTIMORE.
BALTBIOET, October 4.-Nirg.uia 0s. con,on
datcI. 81 ; pl-,-iue coupons, go; ne" lV-io b
81. Bid to-day,
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Rousing Ovation 10 Hon. George n.
Wtno.

Especial telegram 10 The Dispateh,I
NORFOLK, Va, October 4.--IIon. George
D. Wise had an ovation tonight, and adj
dressed nm immense meeting OF the Dem
cc'ocy-the largest That has assembled here
since Senator Bayard's speech last year.
lie was escorted from the hotel to the
COURTHOUSE green by a procession headed
by brass band, the streets were illumin-
ated by blazing tar-barrels, and the air re-
sounded with the cheers OF the crowd. lie
made powerful speech Of nearly two
hours duration.
The Democracy OF Norfolk are fully
aroused.
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Flou-Wc quote: Fine. S4.jOHsJ: extra, 500
MS7.75: supcrdnc, $4,000 sG.7J: common flm-
Is, t7.75GS-; choice on patent family So.ou@
5-.75.
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ALNOsT A PANIc IN CIncAao.

CHICAGO, October A report that John
b' Lyon, the heaviest shipper Of corn in
TINS market, was short about 1000, 900
bushels, created almost a panic on Change
to-day. He was said 10 have been called
on Tor 100000 margin last night after
business hours, and to have failed to re-
spond. This fact, and the action Of the
Board Of Directors fixing the marginal
price OF corn at 81 cents, broke the back
bone OF the corn market, and all other
grains sold down in sympathy.
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Indians Attack y Train and KIN civ
Man

SAN Francisco, October A special
from Tucson says that Indians numbering
Seycnty-iive % one hundred attacked the
SmnaniegaS train about one mile east Of
Cedar Springs on Saturday morning, kill
ing BartOla Samanicgas and five Transfers.
The men made a stubborn fight for their
lives. The Indians attacked Sanford
command about 3 O'Clock the same after
noon three miles from the station. The
light lasted till dark, when the Indians
Withdrew. A telegraph-Operator and four
soldiers, repairing the telegraph line. were
also killed. Sanford had 4 sergeant killed
and six men wounded.
\ dispatch from Tucson says: "Adviccs
received last night show fight on the road
between Forts Grant and Thomas on Sat
urday, lasting several hours. The Indians
were driven from their position among the
rocks, rctrcating across the Aripiha Valley
towards the GalimO Mountains. one SER
gcant was killed and four men wounded.
The Indian loss is not known"
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-,.rg,r PRESENTED FoG KILLING GARFIELD
THE FRENCH NSIroES-GAUFlELO MEMO
RIAL HOSPITAL.
ITr1m our Regular Correspondent
WASHINGTON, October 4.-The grand
,rry to-day presented Guitcau FOR killing
PRESIDENT Garfield. Or. Lamb produced
f,r,am Of the wound, and Mr.. Du-
l,ry was the witness Is to the shooting.
M. proceedings occasioned less excite
mon, seemingly than Msyio's ease did in
rr.f,c Riclartsou'> court in your city a
host time AGO.
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OPENING DAY

->-~-s>
OPENING DAY H.a N
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 5ru AND 6rH.
Our fonrth annual fall opsriue OF
MILLINERY.
consisting Of WRENCH and ENGLISH PAT
TERN BoNNETs and ROUND HATS, win take
place on the days above mentioned, 10 which the
ladies OF Richmond are cordially invited.
We promise on hi, occasiona
DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES,
OF own importation that will excel all previous
efforts. and prove a grand treat 70 all.
Misses LAWS and BOND, Of llaiciphia-bo,h
ladies Of long experience IN the millinery line
win b. pleased 10 walt on the ladies' in our trimmed
department wOLFORD & sInLBERG,
oc 2-2w sos Broad street.
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ANNAPoI1s. Nh, October 4.-Sunday
night the fourth class Of Cadets, newly
entered I'm the Naval Academy, was haZcd
unmcrciiully. The members Of the third
elias, were suspected Of it, and when the
matter was Investigated refused to diyuige
what they knew. To-day at o'clock =.
VI. the whole class II fifty members was
sent on board the Saniee They had In
take bedding and other articles, and will
have 10 STAY on board the ship until fur
Their orders, not being allowed to speak ia
each other.
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By Telegraph.


Ns,y YORK, October NooH.-s;ock- weak.
Money. 400 per cent. EEchangc-Lonf' 4'y :
-horr 4@2.. Stale bond, Inactive. No'tih''"'
ECeuing.-iuucy, G@G and icr d!em. *
change. f7g. Governments weak; new r.
100: new IT, 1874; new - no. 9b''en
moderately active.
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Ex-Governor Moses Arraianed.

NEW GORE, Oct0bcr 1.-EX-GOycrnOr
Moses, OF South Carolina. who i, charged
with obtaining money 10y false prctenccs
from William +. Han, was arraigncd in court
to-day. Further complaint wa, made against
him by John ID. Townsend Tor the Society
for the Prevention OF Crime, who accused
him Of sWindling him ont Of money on the
plea OF furnishing Mr. Townsend with
some valuable papers touching election
frauds at the South. Ii is thought other
complaints against the cX-Goycrnor will be
forthcoming.
At the afternoon session Of the court the
ease OF Ex-Governor Moses was called,
when his counsel waived examination, and
the accused was committed for trial, bill
being fixed at $1,000.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

UINNIN IN y % 7 w IL ~ III
EfCHNONp, October 4. 1851.
SALES.
WrEAT-Whi,c. - bushels very good al fl.oO.
Lancaster. lB bushels very good NJ St.6u; ~
bushels very good st Sl.3s; l. bushels fair Al
sl.5g: 10 bushels common 10 sl.45. Mixed, 90
bushels prime and very good 40 .3o; Is bushels
good Al TI5g. FuiZ As bushels very good az
sI52: ~ bushels good no Sl57; SIS busnel.
good ~ also: II bushels flir at sl4S; ljs
bushels common az -l.2O 10 @i.f3.
CORy.-W ldtc, l5- bushels very good and prime
al guc.: % bushels damaged 40 Soc.
BLACkEYE PEAs.-S bushels very good ~ 3 /.
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Strike on Carolina Rice PIantstiOn

number OF negroes employed on some OF
the rice plantations on the Carolina side OF
the river opposite this city. struck for
higher wages, and attempted to force hands
on other plantations to Join them, beating
all who refused. Warrants were issued
for their arrest. and fifteen were apprc-
hended. but afterwards released on parole
until yesterday, when they were escorted
by several hundred negroes, armed with
shot-guus and muSkets, TO trial IN the JUS
tjcc's Office. since which nothing has been
heard from them, and 10 = supposed the
affair lad 81 peaceful termination.
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DIR. {. ". BENSON'S
SKIS-CURE
f. warranted % cure

ECZEMA, LETTERS, HUMORS,
INFLAMMATION, MLK-CRUsT'
ALL ROUGH, sCALY ERUPTIONS,
DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP,
sCRoFULA ULCERS, PIMPLEs, and
TENDER ITCHINGs ON ALL PARTS
OF THE BODY.
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MILWAUKEE. OcioJcr4.-Flou lun ald in good
demand. Wheat weak; NO. 2 Milwaukee hard
nominal; do soft, cash and October, el4l
NovemLer,SL42lt; No. Milwaukee, sl.25. Pro-
visions dropping. Nee pork, $500 cash and
October. Lard, sl2.lO ca-h aud October. Hog
steady and in fair demsndat S6.2OGF6.9O
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II makes the skin white, soft, and smooth; re-
moves tan and frecklcs, and Is the BEST TOILET
DRESSING IN THE WORLD. Elegantly put up
two bottles in one package, consisting Of both In
tcrnsl and external treatment. Alldrt-class drug
ast, have IT, Price, 81 rer package.
Oc 2-eOdlw
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YoU cas- SAVE DOCTOR BILLS and keep your
family always well with IIOP BITTERS
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Excitoment in 6rnin
4 pEpnresyp oopy -,T,pv - =, 49,, :

DEPHESsEp CORN NARKET IN NV YORK.
NEW YORK, October lon early Change
to-day the corn market was very much de-
pressed and unsettled. The market de-
clined lt42 cents per bushel by the report
Ed failure OF several very large bears in
corn IN Chicago. The sales OF corn before
ana at The first call aggregated about $780,
900 bushels.
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representative Aldri'h, who viii be
made senator from Rhode Island in place
n General Burnside, is o warm friend OF
n. Yorktown Centennial. Assistant-Scc-
rs,srv UPTON proposes 20 sue the Sunday
cr,.Fl. Of chi, city, for libel. The District
commissioner, To-day called on the state
Dsr9rtmen, in regard 10 the entertainment
n, the French visitors 90 the Yorktown
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ST. Louis, October 4.-tl0ur quiet and uu-
CHANGED. Wheat lower hut excited and unsettled
No. . rel fdll sl.4sHSl.4-s cash, Sl49's Oct0-
Der, Sl.52. November. 6LjGs December. Corn
unsettled and lower: 8 Z c.. ash, G7tic. october.
TOAc. November. Oats tower; arc. cash, 47sc.
october, Assc. November. Porh lower a. Sl9.5p.
Bug-meats lower for sides; shoulders, IS: rib.
5000: clear. @lO.-5. Bacon quiet: shoulders,
qtc.. r!b. li-c.: clear. lie. Lard numiuJlly
ef2l5. Wlisscy steady at sl.16.
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BALTINOEE, October 4.-Nirguia j's. consoi
datcI. 81; pl,,-Iue coupons, 92a; new lU-iO
81. 1874 t0-dly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1881-08-18
Youths Department.
BOBBY BOY AND ROBLN BIRD.

~Oh, Robin, Robin bird,
Wise as wise can be,
Why do you sit on the chestnut Dough,
NOdding your head at mer
Haven't you any work TO do.
Hopping about all day.
To whistle, and eat, and playF"
"Oh, Bobby, Bobby boy,
Why shouldn't look at your
If am only little bird,
have plenty Of work 10 do.
Don't you whistle, and eat, and play,
And play, and whistle, and eatp
Don't see you at breakfast-time,