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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-17

FATE OF A PARTY OF COLONGIANS IN A SOUTH
AMERICAN FOREST.

4
AMERICAN FOREST.
PANAMA. November lj.-Dr. Acnozzi.
Papal delegate to Colombia. has addressed
a circular TO the Archbishop and the
bishops begging them 10 obtain all possible
information respecting the number and
condition OF the >avageS in the interior.
This measure j, consequent on massacre
and cannibal feast which has recently taken
place.
\ young merchant Of DarbacOaS. named
Portes. who had engaged in trading en-
terpriSe in company with some friends on
the banks OF the PutumayO. among the vir-
gin forest hich there covers every foot Of
ground. was visited by number OF Jeye-
nctoS Indians. who came ostcnSibly 10
trade. They were received well and were
apparently satisfied, bat suddenly they at
tackled and killed the COlombianS and after
wards cooked and ate them. The indians
have never visited the putumayo before.
and no one has ever fallen in with them on
The Amazon. Other tribes have also made
their appearance i'm different places, and it
i believed that some more powerful tribes
are driving the weaker ones from the heart
OF the unknown forest regions. or that they
are voluntary emigrant>. who will murder
and plumber whenever opportunity offers.
The Putumavo i one OF the streams
which run from the eastern slope of the
Colombian Andes and which are little
known. Indians are captured on all the
interior rivers and carried of to different
out-Of-thc-way regions. where they are
compelled to work on the plantations which
have been established FAR away from any
thing bearing even a semblance to ciyiliza-
ton. II i, probable the death OF Senior
Portes and his friends Will attract the at
tention Of the Colombian Government 70
those long-neglected regions OF the repub-
Ii.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, November 16, 1852.
Country Produce.


Country Produce.
ApDles: Grcen-from Sl.jU TO $3.50 q barrel.
Active.
B,tffsr: Prime % choice yellow, 22m 2Gc.; ialF
fLestauts.-3aSc. = n. Market full.
(0ra Vedl: 9Uc. pcr bushel Tor country; 81 FOR
eit I'M, n,,, White S2ms2.25; mixed, Sl@s1.5c.
DRIED Fruit: Backberries Ga 6sc.; cherries
III liz tO forls: Hens, SOC. chickens, loo SOC;
'e LSS S 22a2sc. scarce.
Fsathers: Prime lIve-goose Asa 5Oe; common
ri Finrseed: sl@sI1o E bushel.
Hrg: yrginta nmohXS; oS s4 95, SOC Clover
Pot .f Irish. si.50@s2 Z barrel for choice
.ulls: common, $3.50. Market dull, Co., =.
Roots: ein-cng. sl.ou1Fl'oV 3 u. oe"ee"' i'e'
of tons 4Om45e. z n,
lard: Country, l2G l3c. n
Peanuts: Common 70 choice, 049c. & 10
Rys: 7un Use. {. bushel
Sgmac. Prime, zoe.
ShnckS: 100 soc.
Balef 1raV: 35@4Oc.
Ts,Ijo,r d. ale. 7. n.
itosg. Washed. IS @S6c.: unwashel. goa 27c.
BURY WOO, win bring from 10 o. : W. less t'ii
above raiSs.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement: Hosendale: sl.4oefl.oo pariei
james hlNsr ,,tc,;Iivr1' So Zoe. r husleI: Rock
land. 81. 30, according 70 quantity Nirgl'
ma p,cstSr. Lump, 81; ground. IS; eaicined
plaster, sl.6Oasl.IO.
Tar: Large size,si.
Dry Goods.
o.,,,.. Nyer.1maek. 6se; Merrimack shrting'
sic richmond &c sOulh Bridge &C.. Pasihe'
az: sp,asae &C.: Spregue Shirting oSc'; pun
ncys, 6c; Aliens, 6e ManshssIes, nc; pnrn ,i,
A.. -inn.nn Mourning, 6xc -rnl'son trey ~.
s,mpson Black, 6l.c.; Harmony De-; Ashiih'
solid. 5fc. -, sbs,,;.cs. ia Ne
ca,,ty' Sc; 7-s Jack Hcrner, 5se.i I-S tawaf'
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Egypt.

LoNDoN, November lG.-A dispatch from
Cairo saws: "Suieiman Daoud asks to be
confronted with Arab Pacha in public.
He daros Arab TO deny the statements he
made before the prosecution committee to-
day"
CAIEO. November 1G.-Thc questions AT
issue between the prosecution and defence
in the case OF rebel prisoners have been
practically arranged. Mr.. Broadley, one Of
Arabs counsel, will commence his cxami-
nation OF witnesses for the prosecution to-
day.
CAIRO. November 1G.-The health OF the
British troops continues bad. OF the total
force in Egypt II per cent. OF the cavalry
and II per cent. OF the artillery are sick.
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HOLD Up! HOLD Up,
Az BOUND TOR
JOSEPH sTRAUsL'S
DRI.GOOD~ STORE.
PEOPLE ARE DYING TO GET SOME Of
THOSE GREAI BARGAINS III
l. ~ELLlNG.

Will QUOTE \ FEW OF MS PRICES
TO GlyE h9u SOME IDEA HOW
CHEAP liz II SELLING:
LOCO dozen PLAID TOWELS ~ 81;
GOO dozen large LINEN TOWELS at loc.,
100 dozen ,se line DAMAsK TOWELS at 1919.
zoo ~ DOZEN Pine snc NAPKINS at Be. piece;
3 bale, "A Brown COTTON ~ &C.; -, A..
: CASE sS' "a iGLEACHED cotton at4se.;
100 pieces FAsT-COLORED CALICO al 4sc.
GOD piesses bet FOITARD at sc. per yard;
100 pieces BlsOC ADED DKEss-GOODs Il Ice.
30 p Die e. BLACK and CoLORED ALPACA At
100 pie pieces FINE BRocADEs reduced from 20
ELN1K and COL0RED CASHMERE a, I2K,
lG', % 80. IS, 80, 43c. up 10 sl.ZJ-ah 20
per cent. less lhau regular price;
BLkCK and COLORED siLks-the cheapest la
DO not faIl 10 look At our BLACK SILK at 81,
which & richly worth ~;
BED COMFORTS. 75c~ ~, SI.2i. s2-the cheap
1000 DO pa "a coL3RED BLANKETS At 95e.-eon-
500 'i Ssir l6 "a BID BLANKETS $50 go 50,
poLHNNs. CLoAKs, AND JACKETs-In this
department We have tie largest stock ant sci
them cheaper than can he found IN lhe c1tyi
500 SLoAks at $50 50 's' - - ~ ~ 20
800 DOLMANS from 80 uI % SO
JACKETS from ~ up Ia tl2. l"u can ssNe .
per cent. 10y examining our price before pur-
chasing Clsc~Lere. -,,.,,,
inst received from New York auction 100 ERR
DIAL SPREADS lexir1 ,iTe,i ~ 'ue.; .,,,p,
NFNs.L ADIfS'. and CflILDKEA's lNDkR-
WEAR-tbe largest asd cheapest lne Ia ne
cry; .
And great many other bargains 70" numerous l"
mention.
JOSEPH sTRACSE'S
I4I5 Main street and sos Broad street.
v BE careful lilat yon get % The right Place
sud ask for JOSEPH SfRAtsE, lsl3 Mn
s!r,let lower .trausel and 3O5 Broad street.
fno lT-e0dl
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conference ON sub.Marine Cables.

LONDON, November IG.-Thc recOmmcn-
dations OF the conference on submarine
cables recently held at Paris are published.
The principal Of them are that wiliul dam
age to a cable should be punishable, and
damage should be recoverable by civil &C.
ton: that fshine-boats and other vessels
Should be bound to keep q mile distant
from ships laying cables, and that fishing
boats loo,lng gear i'm cndoayoring to avoid
cables should be able to recover against the
c1lle cnmnanics.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TIRE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Application for the Dissolution or che yIutua,
Union telegraph Company-Fa,aI Roller
Explosion In cIncinnati-FaIIo OF an Eleva.
'o1 ''ied with Passengers; All More or Les,
'n'"red-Another Movement 10 Prosecute
.""ry booth-Fifteen Freight Cars Burned
In Wisconsin-Five Pilots Drowned il, IN.
iri'h OF Forth-Marine Disaster Oh the
English coast-SpaLish ATairs-pro,ec,,o,
OF snb-Marine Gables, &c.
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EalIof an Elevator.

louisville, KY, November lG.-Io-d'N
the passenger elevator in Mchnisihs ear
pet-housc, on Main street, containing I'VE
passenger. fell from the second-hoor 10 IN. me
ha.emrnt. seriously iniuring four OF the
passengers and painfully wounding tne
fifth. Their names are captain W. I;
Hite, Of Louisville, compound fracture Oh
the leg and simple fracture oil me rlsh'
leg; Captain John Howard, o. JenersGn-
Vile. small bone Of left leg and right ankle
fractured; Judge Il. +. Beard, oil Harden i,
burg. Breckenridge county, ny; painlui'!
bruised. no bones yet found DroAen; i
salesman with Mcknight badly nrniseu,
and *. Dye, another salesman, "llAie !oi"'
Sr,,rtmred and probably rib broken.
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The Strikes.

CLEVELAND, November lG.-The opera
,ors and representatives here of the coal
miner, in the Massillon. Akron, and Ma
bonjno districts will not conccde the all
nonce demanded by the miners. They say
nIcntv Of coal Is on hand and the prices OF
i'Hor are too high now, and large pro-
,,n~tion Of the mines were about to shut
down for the winter irrespective OF The
str;tc The operators say miners may
work while the mines are operated OF .hey
NAV stop as long as they choose, ou' 'hes
annrehend no serious Lockout.
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The Situation In Spain.

LONDON, November lG.-The correSpon-
dent OF the Times At Madrid says the suffer-
ings OF the nation from civil war.. pronun-
ciamentos, and the succeeding period OF
exhaustion and depression. are too recent
to have been forgotten. For these reasons
the nation j. opposed to Marshal SerTano's
movement. Prime Minister Sagosta un-
dcrstands this. He knows that he has the
country at his back. and feels that it is his
duty As well as his policy to resoIutely OPP
pose the movement in the almost reyolu-
iiOnary form il has taken.
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Another Turn Avn MARY Booth.s Case

TkIEkSRBUG, va, November I6.-The
authorities Of Surry county will prosecute
Mary Booth, the colored girl, for the mur-
der OF Travis Jones, who was killed at the
same time Mrs. Il. c. Gray was poisoned,
and by the same means. The accused was
tried only for the murder OF Mrs. GRAY,
and being sentenced TO be hung was not
arrIigned for trial in the case OF Jones.
Efforts vii be made to secure additional
testimony against the girl, and possibly
have her hung for the aforementioned muir
der
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
THURSDAY. November Is. 1852.

THURSDAY, November .. 1852.
Receipts continue exceedingly light. Demand
very limited. with slight increase in stock as
compared with same period II Tie year previous.
buyer and sellers are waiting for Thc new crop.
which l. .aid 20 Doe very nnr. hoth Gaik and bright.
but a good deal Of house damage /, reported.
DARK BACCO-MASUFACrIRING AND STEM
MING.
Lvgs.-Frostcd, s2.75@ $40: medium, free OF
frost. so Sab; good. si.75 500; fine, 800
DtS6.
-: me, rlO SIS. extra inc. Sz0N So.
ErpDrt Observation-Disclosures light: markets ac-
tive: medium. S9MSlO; good. flOfs>ll; Enc.
S13aSl5: selections, slGW $3.50.
BRIGHT TcEACCO-MANJFArTU TURING.
SaOkers-Comm0n. $50 $40: medium. 81 a.
SO: good, sl39 sli; iinc, si5 1000; fancy.
.lSjd>2O.
Ftuers.-New lug filters, from II 10 -: com
mon. SlOmSll medium. 81 Sl3: good
SI3.JOGsIJ; line. sI5.jen slG.
Wfdp0ers. { ommOu. Else. s2z.JC: medium
s2j so; good, $3.50 $40 Hne, so 70 500 fancy
SGn0 $50. ,,~..,-
Wrappers. MGhog1uy.-Common. 5000 SO ;
medium. $500, S3j: good. 500 sij; line. sJom
$50 extra. s57 BOO 500.
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RICHMONDLIvE sTOCKMARKET

NOVEMBER 15.-Priccs this week RANGED - fol-
lows: 49,
Bse( CaftIe.-Vcry best. 5hG sag; prime, 4 IA
5lc: good. 4d4 e.; medium good Fair quality,
3tm3lc.: rough oxen, thin steers. old COWS, &c,
2s6r3c.: bulls. 2 20 sc. = D. gross.
HOgs.-s ga 90. r ~ net
S.feD.-3 Sc. T. No. LrOss.
Vf0k.-S3GSIO q head.
Mich C1ics and Caires.-S20Msj g head.
Nbnnt Ala head Of beef cattle, 2eH hog. and
All sheen on Tie market. Cattle market quite ac-
five but prices declined ga &C.. quality considered
Hog ma rkct fairly active AID firm al Iu"tatiohs'
sheep market quiet and steady.
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e,,.ta'n wears ago, when IIl,ic' candidate
was defeated a ., Pc Pennsylvania, DR.. JACOB &c
IL cesGI So Of chew oeaGs9 ' %S
sand%ass ;. hs S kept it. s@ ia e-s % GSa@so
s I'd ss1 :, &: %' tx ' 6, ss'
time, ..1.,,.
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The Joyce Murder Trial.

DUBLIN, November 1G.-The trial Of Pat
rick Casey for the murder Of Bridget Joyce
was resumed to-day. Approves Philbin
and Thomas Casey ,wore positively to Pat
rick CaSey's identity. ThoS. Casey said he
joined the party who visited Joyce's house
by the prisoners command. ApprOyer
Casey, in his cro>s-cXaminalion, stated that
two men, named Kelly and Nee. were the
authors of the whole plot for the murder
Of the joyce family. At this time the court
was crowded. and Casey's evidence caused
Il sensation
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morning by one Of the cars jumping the
track. A passenger train closely following,
which the hands on the freight neglected
TO stop, crashed into the caboose with ter
rible force. upsetting the stove therein,
scattering the live Goals, and setting the
train on fire. Fifteen loaded csrs were
burned. Loss, $4,000. No lives lost.
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IinIe.

LoXDON, November GA heavy gale
Ia. been blowing along the coast to-day.
particularly In the southwest. \ brig has
been lost with al hands of It. Ives. \
small vessel i, ashore in -. Ives bay.
Another vessel hes been totally wrecked nj
Ulylr.
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A Modest Applicant for Federal ravor

WASHINGTON, November lG.-The glazicr
whose putty-boX received the second bul-
let fired by Guiteau at President Garfield
has applied to the Board which is auditing
the claims arising out Of Garfeld's illness
and death, seeking their influence to Sc
cure him position as Waterman in the
Government employ.
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Death OH the Kali.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j., November &c.
Christian Jansen, Danish poet, aged sixty
years, was to-day killed at Randolph's
crossing by 4 Pennsylvania railroad train.
twenty-five letters were found on him
from President Arthur, also letters from
the Emperor OF Russia.
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~we men Say ao adlSine s ' aa1 dsasss.
e., ;@ +: e r. !: :: n: !;
vs% . $ss y t a,H sS AND the result will be
100 delightful,
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4 LpaLX XaNscl.

LONDoN, November lG.-The bark Tri-
unph, from Pa>cagonia for IlonileIlr. has
arrived at Plymouth in leaky condition.
She lost her mainmast and salts and >us-
tanned other damage.
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Arrest OF q COunterfelter.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1G.-Alex-
ander Tcesc, who has been an object OF ,us-
picion by the detectives for some time. was
arrested last night and ninety-ninc coun-
tcrieit bland and trade dollars were taken
from him.
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when lecturer ha worked the LADIES
q ms audience 50 near 10 tue weeping
point That they have gotten out their hana-
hefehiefs, and then suddenly changes ms
zone end speaks Of the merits OF DR.. Bun
,ouzl, syrup he is bound 70 rouse ieei-
Ing Of Indignation.
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NEW YORK, November lG.-An .Eal
Clare, WIS, dispatch says; Inc w W. s,,a
bound freight train was brought 70 . SUI .r,'
den stop forty miles west OF here earl! 'np
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Pilots Drowned.

LONDON, November 16.-Five pilots have
been drowned while attempting 10 reach a
distressed vessel in the Firth Of Forth.
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LINE. CEMENT ANDPLAsTER.

DOCKLAND LlME'
IL EosENDALE CEMENT, .
CALCiNED PLASTER.
..,..o,.r ,ddle +. snow daily expected with a
cargo d FRESH RoCKLAND LINE.
,,,r,,u pnsFNDALE CEMENT
AND
cLCINED PLASTER.
For sale 10" rom WABNER MOORE.
Time. Cement, Plaster. &C.,
ID strect south side Of Dock.
lnO l2-iJall -----
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CuT and BRONZE CORNlCE>.

GILT and BRONIE COKNICk>'
ALBUMS in Russia, silk, and Plush;
EAskI.S for Irlrlor and mantel;
PIER aud MANTEL-MIERORs;
WALNUT and EBONY BRACKETS;
nTpTVD AY-CARDS and PANELS;
ARTOTYPE ENGRANINGs;
CITpOWOs in frame. 24N3O. ats1
S~Io FRAMES from 20 cents upward-hiiy df-
fcreni styles; -.
FRAMES made to order at lowest hgures IN the
l.. LEWIS.
ql2 Main street
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BY Telegraph.
NEW InHk.

NEW YORK. November -N0oR.-Stocks ac-
tive. Money, Ter cent. Exchange without fcl-
iurc. state bonds unchanged. Governments quiet.
rreRtRq a. Exchange. $50. Governments
generally unchanged: new s., 1913; new t'es
li3it: Now a. lIJi s. l02. Money. 10 g rcr
cent. St3te- without feature. Treasury balances
Coin. Slo2.375: currency, s4,J4o.
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wreeI. and Loss Of Life.

LONDON, November ia German bark
wa, wrecked OFF Gunfeld yesterday and
ten persons drowned.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE,
THURSDAY, Nogember ne. 1852

TfNI+0bNTf INSZ.
sALEs-FIRsr BoARD.-10 shares Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad stock at 49,. 10
DO at 3sli. 10 do. at 3s,. 10 do. at 3ss 10 do nj
asa; 10 shares Citizens Bank stock at % 10
shares Richmond and West Point Terminal Rail-
way and Warehouse Company stock At 20. 10 do.
at 20.
SECOND DoARD.-10 shares Charlotte. Columbia
aud Augusta Railroad stock at So. 10 do. at 3stl.
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sNrs REPORTED To SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Whiie. 33f bushels fair to prime al
SI.rj to Sl.I5. Red. 1.Oi6 bushels common 20
prime Lancaster At 9jc. to .l.lJ: l.3lO bushels
mixed on private terms: 40 bushels mixed at
.Os 900 bushels common 10 prime Fuliz AZ
Soc. 10 Sl.lO.
CoRN.-Whl,e. 9jS bushels common to prime
new at co to re. Mixed, Is bushels very good
new At Gjc.
RYE bushels very good M ~ 20 72c.
CnTTON.-rone dull. Receipts. 80 bales :;
shipments. 297 bales. Quotations: Mlddhug, lOc.;
low mIdd!iug, 90.
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Fla1r-We quote: Fine. S3TS3.2j:' super
fine. s3.5ONs3.7j: extra. Sl.7jFs4sj: COM
mon family. - d $3.50 Patent family. 500.
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PAINTINGS. ENGRAyINGs, DC.
CREE EXHIBITION DAILY.
L.LEWIs's ART-GALLERY.

Al The latest subjects in PAINTINGS, ENGkA-
WINGS. and OLEOGRAPHs;
New PICTURES constantly arriving
PLUSH and GOLD FRAMES;
BRONZE FRAMES.
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AMERICAN HALLWAY sIeNALs;

THE AMERICAN RAiLWA 1l,l sde sIsn.I.
COMPANY or S " Isi4 Main street :scoad
are now on ekIi W. Ne would respectfully in-
Wet Ss he saenIon Of public ,G9s nssss1S Y
ra,iwyays Barti l.,,r ELECTRIC RAILWAY
&C SIN W. y"
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DRY GOODS, &c.

-~--~>-~~>---n."s, S ssosSlDss Nc: ,.,.
T. J. LEVY & CO..
21s EAST BROAD STREET.
tlatc of the firm of Levy Droihers.)
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODS.
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
DRY GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
N0TI0NS-latesi novelties;
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIEs-our own NAH
ufacture, unsurpassed by any,
DRESS GOODS, TRIMMINGS.
sIiEETINGs.
TABLE-DhifASK>.
NAPKINS. TOWELS.
COUNTERPANES.
BLANKETS.
GENTLEMFN's LAUNDRIED AND UN-
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS
COLLARS. CUFFS,
TIES and sCARFs in every style.
On our SPECIAL COUNTER for tbs week:
REMNANTS or GRAPE, at about HALF reg.
uar value:
SILK PLUSH worth $3.50 Per yard at only
Sl.6O per yard;
GENTLEMEN'5 COLORED PERCALE
sHlRT-COLLARs &c. each, worth l24c.
F.. LEVY & CO.,
no2 2l3 east Broad street.
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xvw>.opk ro1ToS FIXTURES.

Nv,v Yopr. November 10. .-C0tiOn-Ne re-
ant Ilsi bale: eros receipt. 1913 ialc,.
Fnip,'ras clo-el ,tca,ly sales, $4,000 baies; No
yember. sl0.I6e siOiI; Decemsser' sio.SS.%
si02-H sin AZ. March, $lO5-rrs 1903; April.
si9.6o a@iO.7O; May, >l0.sl; jane, .iOsz
IaIy I.O2m@elI.O3: August. sll'ii%
ANA.
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BALTIMORE. November lG.-Nirglnia G's. 60
J0ss; new 10-i0',, 49,. Bil to-day
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. November 16, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
NHEAT.-White.3 3f bushels. Red. 1850 bush
ell. Total, 1920 bushels.
CORN.-White. LASS bushels. Mixed. Is BUSH
pl-
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MII WAIKEF.

NrLwNrKEX. Noyemhc' lG,-Fl'uT lrIner.
,y-pe,f oUiet ana .tealy No. = Milw lukce hard
sfo5: No ? soft, cash. 941.e., November ne;
december. 9j.c.: No. Milwaukee tec.; ~. >
Milwaukee. Csc. Corn stronger. No. = &C.
Ness-pork, SIS cash, $50 NoycMbsr. Lard
ir,ins. team I'll 30 cash. - % Noiemio'
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Second Days Proceedings.

IReror'ed for the Dispa,ch.l
PoRTSNovrH, Va, November i6. 1852
Morning Ncssfop
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q Izc.; "a Gladiator, s1e.: "A Barker. &C.: Al
Farewell. ec:; "A Wauegan, lie; 10-4 Morad-
mock, 20c.; 1C-4 Pciuot. 324c.
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chester ~ A. A.. GAe.: Rockhrfdgc "A u. r.
&C.; James River a %. o. 54c.: James River
III. H.. &C.. James KIrer ID. ID. 1tc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-01-27
An Effort for intellectual Ad
xanccmcnt Nipped In the Bud.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-01-27

NOTICE Is hereby given that the un-
IN lerSisnei Commissioner. appointed
BY the Circuit Court Of Dubois county.
Indiana. in a suit for the partition o.
Rea. Estate. wherein George w. King
* ~. arc plaintiffs. and William =. King.
"a al. are defendants, will sell % Public
Auction. BY order Of said Circuit Court,
on the premises on
FEBRUARY as, a. D. 1882
the following described Real Estate.
situated IN Dubois county, State or indi-
ana, to-wit:
The uest-hals or The northeast quarter
|of section No. twenty-five (25}. N town
ship No w (2,. south of range ~.
f3) west. 50 acres, and part Of the
northeast quarter or the north-we-t
Quarter or said section. township and
range. more particularly described =
follows. VIZ: Commencing a. the noith-
east corner or said northeast quarter 81
the northwest quarter. running thence
west twenty f20) rods; thence south
eighty (SO) rods tsencc east twenty (20l
thence north eighty ts0) rods. 70
the place OF beginning, containing N
acres.
Trrrs ~ SsLr:-Onc-th;rd or ths
purchase money % be paid in ca-h. m
residue III equal insiallments ~ nine and
eighteen months. the purchaser givin.
notes for said deferred payments. bear
Ing six per cent. interest from date. will
surety 10 the approval N the Commits
~sioncr. waving benefit Of valuation ans
laprraizcmcnt laws
Sale 10 begin a. onc o'clock. p. m.
WILLIAM w. KENDALL, C0m'r.
TEAYLoR & Hr~TER- Atf'ys-
January 9Th. 18s2-4w.
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NOTICE Il hereby given that On Mon
~ day. February 13th. lsS2, pursuant n
= request the Surveyor Of Dubois comfy
viii proceed 10 establish the lines u
Section \. Town ?. South 81 Range :
West. and fix the the intermediate cor
ners thereof. An persons interested ars
notified 20 be present.
JoHx :. BoRDES-
January 18Th. fssa-3w.
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NOTICE II hereby given that The part
~ ncrship heretofore existing III the
Planning Mill and Furniture business IL
Jasper. Dubois county. Indiana. between
the undersigned. was dissolved by mn.
|tual consent. January OH. 16s2- John
Allies assumes aii the debts 81 the i,is
|firm. and T. entitled Il collect all NE
assets 0f the firm, and will continue 'hs
business. CHrrsTfAx PFKIfEE-
JouS ALLIES.
Januarv 18th. 1881-3w.