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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
RenuhIican CAUCUS.


WA~mNGrON, January JO.-A slimly-at-
tended caucus o. the Rel dblcan senators
WIS held 10 the capitol this morning. The
session WAS aecesssrily short, owing TO the
tact that the senate met an hour earlier than
usual 1ue course TO 10 followed by the
parfv In the treatment Of the Application OF
the Territories for admission was the Occa-
sion for toe caucus. The provisions Of The
House omnibus hhl. which is now pending
before the senate Committee on Territories,
were briefly explained by Chairman PiItt,
who also criticised the general plan and the
details OF tue measure. " hen thA had been
dODo iltie tire remained for gsHeral discus
Sion. II WAS made clearly apparent, how
ever, from the limited expression OF indi.
yidual opn,oR that there has been little or
no change in tile position taken by tie Re-
publican senator's upon The subject. Al the
last session dispOsitien was Shown to re-
port thc ORsibus oil 10 the senate. but with
amendments excluding New Mexico and
letting IN North and south DakOts, Montana,
ana Washington. There wa shown decided
indtsposi.len 10 delaying the sdnlssion Of
south Dakota 10y submitting the question
again 10 the people of the Territory, aud
tkere were bnts ot a Democratic scheme 10
influence the vote OF North DAKOTA, viii the
assistance % the railway people, 50 ~ 10 pre-
vent the division ssd secure the admission
~ DAko'a oae state, and this was urged
- Ssuhclent reason for refusing Ia accept
The House bil. In view OF the snail attend
ancs-le.s than quorum there Nss no dis
position cxalnited ~ the caucus 70 bind the
party generally. o. thai no formal conclusion
WAS noted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
Regulators at Work.


New ORLEANS, January 30.-The Times
Democrats New Iberia special says tust
thfre NEGROES were whipped by regulators
last sunday. aud they With others were bau-
ished from the neighboThoOd. lac regu-
lsiors we're ORGANIZED IN Newman and were
r,iuforctd by lrrse number OF meu from
the surrounding country. They first seized
a ncerO tWenty-feur years Of aye named .l0.
seph Neios GiiGS James Modes and whipped
him unmerclfuly. Their next victim was
an Old hecro AGED seventy. He was tresled
IN the same brutal manner. The name Of
the tlrd negro whipped could not be ascer
tanned. " hen the three htd been well
logged they were ordered TO leave the
parisb, watch they did. Not single man
IN NcW Iberia, either officer or citizen,
would give any reason Tor these gross
crueltes. The next two negroes ipai
tne White Caps had their attention called
TO Nere ex.Jusucc- oi-the-Pesce McGOhey
and bis SOD. They ordered them TO leave
the town. As the negroes took their de-
pSrture the regulators opened fire upon them
with guns sud pistols, but they luckily
escaped without injury. After the negroes
ordered to leave had taken their departure
the mob demolished several OF tbeIf homes
and place. Of business. Although larRo
number OF those who participated In the at
tack upon the negroes are known, no arrests
have been made, nor has there been any IN
yeStigaton Of tue AFFAIR.
The Tunes. penocrat, In an article headed
Regulators Must be Suppressed urges
Governor Nichols to lake prompt action 10
suppressing the laNlessness and mob fi0-
leuce IN New Iberia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
RICaNoND TOBACCO MARKET.

JAFUARY 30, lsS9.
Sales a. Crenshaws warehouse were 1000
pounds to-day, which SHOWS al increasing break,
which was absorbed ala rather better average
price than last weeks sales, though 7t.c was
tho highest limit IN price. Tho wagons were
crowded around shockos sip all day receiving
and delivering loose tobacco, making an unusu-
allyanimated scene. Tho buyers Of loose arc
necessarily late getting To business on Change.
and Of late IL is rarely before y o'clock that
sales by auction commence, and these last for
about ono suG ahslf hOula The routine keeps
the trade quito busy.
Of West virginia tobaccos twenty i've Wers Of
fsrsd. ight rslec.sd, Gnd sevenieeu sold $3.50
the highest aud $40 tho lowest Quality good
tor cutters and stsmmSrA Bright wrappers
poor. Market generally we'll sustained.
TRAILING ia old stock was good, Blth several
buyers for old nllers and mahogany wrappers
from tho interior markets buying
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The secres session OF the senate.
LAY telnrraph o the DlspAtch.l

WASHINGTON. ID. C., JaDusry Set Is
understood thsI the early afternoon secret
session OF the Senate was consumed III the
discussion Of the British eXtrsdnion treaty,
but no conclusion was reached orvots taGen.
Riddleserger occupied much OF Ibe Tine IN
explanation OF sis reasons Ter Opposing lhe
rsa6catisn OF the treaty. lie urged maj me
iuclu,lon in the list OF persons subject TO
exlradition or such GS might De guihy oil
des.ructAon ss life or property ey Toe use
Of explosives w~ az unnecessary precau-
ton. ss murderers could st present 'oe ex-
trsGneed, ne master ssw The crime was perpe-
trsed, wtssher by direct s~sult or by dy'
mantle. II is gsthessd frsm tae tsne OF to-
DAYS ses<isn that there 10 ssress aspsi-
ton smenx a number OF sesssors TO recon-
nit the treaty 10 The Committee on Fsra@n
Relstions; The eject Of which, from the
,sus.Doint OF Adminisrs,iss senstsrs,
wsuId he TO kill n, as far a. this Congress Is
concerned. Al any rate, when the senate
adisursed 30 date Was txed ter ee5tinuiHg
me coundssatien OF the treaty, and II -
sonerhst doubtful wbcpser II will be con-
,lsered BY tie Sesste S al present csnst'
tutsd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31


JACS-ON. Miss, January 3G.-A large
mcolng ~ colorsd citizens was held last
nieht iu The CITY Hall 10 reiute the charges
msde by the grasd Jury that crime and
criminals were shielded aud law-ofcers
prevented from ferreting ont wroug-d0ers.
SIR. Mcleod presided. Resolutions adopted
declare thar SYSTEM exists 10 TIE south to
place colored people in an un'nyiable lisAt
before friepds interested IN their sduca'iossl
aud RELIGION. progress. The principal
speech vas made By j. j. SplIlman. He dis
cus,ed The race issue and declared The coll
ored people we're acting with marked pa
tienc- m repeii'uy The wrongs heaped upon
them daily. lie appealed ~ their white feI-
ow-cltizcns TO sid IN denying the charges
that they he'd not made good citizens, and
show an interest in their educational, re-
lieions, aud industrial progress.
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NTANTED, BOARDERs For

w haHdsOfneiy-flrnished or u1flrBisbsi
rooms First-c,E-s bosri sad nire b., alton. APP
ply a. 100 east clay street, between first aud
second. le Silt
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no. Thank Won.

TWF W" - ~ '7''FFV--IaI
ATLANTA. Ca, January 30.-Coionel \. T..
Buck publishes tue following card IL OBJ
serve that The press OF the country arc not
vet done with my Hsme as supposed aspi-
rant for CABINET hOsOrs, Notwithstanding
th,t mere than month ago look myself out
Of tue list 81 such 10y letler 10 General iiaT-
rlton. aud by publishing The fact that had
done 30.
" No delegation has since visited General
Il4rri.on no ms interest TO my knowledge,
and none will II I can prevent il. | Rave
hi 1 no desire, much les, aspiration, for such
an appointment; ihc resper sibilities Of which
any sensible man ~ mOuerSle ability should
SHRINK from assuming.
lsgnedl "a. l.. Buck"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
NEW YosY CATTLE xARKgt

NRw Yosk. January 9o-Bssves-Rscelp.s, S1
head, including 46 carloads Of e1poriation, dead
and alive. and carloads for slaugbtsrers d.
rect - carloads Of sale cattle were carried over
Yesterday. No msrkst for beeyes today.
Dressed beef bal SLOW sale 81 54sl$c. per
pound, Win a litile choice NJ 20 Ts.ASc. Exports
to-dsy. gl6 boeyss. To days cable siyicss from
London and Liverpool quote American rcfriSe-
rator bsoi steady st SIC. sheep and lambs
Keceipts, 1000 head RlarEet arm bat quist al
full prices, with sales OF common 70 good sheep
AZ 4,a5i &C., sDd Of common 10 fair amh- ~
61a7i.c. 40 choice Of either sheep or lambs.
re.s0d mutton steady AZ "a sSSc. Dressed
lanes nrm At s&siOsc. hcgs-ReceiPts. tWl
head. nearly all for si,ushtcrers direct toel-
ing frmer sa1 prices noHinaliy higher a. Aa'a
SD = carload " Ohio hogs, L3 pounds ave
rare going AZ s. 20
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

Iby telegraph 10 ths Dspatch.l
IyDlANAruIIs. lND.. January 3d. Tie
Journal Evansville und.l correspondent
+. ports thar roscy (Repub!ican) las been
elected 10 Congress IN the First lndisna dis
trict by majority ranging from 800 10
900 This is the district represented by
General IIoyey, and Yesterdays election vas
called for the purpose OF filing the vacancy
in the present Congress csused by his reslg-
nation. In November posey was beaten
twenty votes by ". r. Psrrstt ~ the race
Tor Representative IN the Fii,y.drst Congress.
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cnnnre OF verne GRANTED.

lhy telegraph . the Dispaichl
NEW OK, Jauuiry 80 A change Of We
me has been g,suted M the case 81 Doodle
Alderman Ciearv 10 Broome county, Of
which Blngtamlon is the c0unty-seat. The
session OF over aud Terminer
will oe called again Al 10 O'Clock saturday
morning. when Ia al probability another
doodle trial viii be begun. Meanwhile the
district attorney will prepare the papers IN
The Cieary case so a. TO have them re,dy for
presentation to the Broome county officials.
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SF Ioufs CATTLE MARKET

ST. LOUIS. January % -Cattle-ke 'eipts, on
head: shipments, 30 head: markst strong
choice heavy native stoors. g. i5a1 -: fair "a
good do, s3afAsJ; butchers' stssrs, medium
% choice, y21UeS %; siocSegs AMI isssss. far
% good. iLoO.SlsJ; rangers. cOrn-fed, f,ai3S0,
grss$tod. &2sf2 g. Uoss -hcceipts. eco hesd;
shipments, aD bead: market slow; choice
heavy and butchers selections. sA1OssLS0: pack
ing. medium 20 prime s. siasAi5; light Eraiss,
ordinary 10 bsst, 81 1laA e. Sheep-Rsceipts,
900 head shipments, none; market steady;
far - CHOICE. wv
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CHICAGO CATTLE HARKgT.

CHICAGO. January -. ~-cs,tls--hecslpis. 6,oo
head; shipments. 1850 heal; market stronger
for good grades, others weak Choice beevcs.
s. s0afA70; steers. f3af4: stockers and feeders
81 saaS1 20: cows. bulls. and mIred. sLIssS2D.
Texas caftls, sgsta5a H0ss-kecelpt.. 1890
head; shipments, 900 head; marks. irregular;
mixed, 81 i0asi90; heavy, St7jafAa5; light fLeDa
fAO5: rkips, t4sH Is shsep-kecslpt-, 500
head: shipments, i,0D head; marie strong Z;
natives. f275st5, wsslern ooTs-fed. sAaOstt.s3,
Texans, tlay%i0 lambs, fA9QaS6.40.
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PROPOSALS..
JANUARY

E,ORT MONROE. va, JANUARY
IL ~. issg.--sEALED PROPOSALS.. Ia tripicste,
aeon February y. iss8. aud then opened, for
constructing asa H;ting two brick baildings nero
for water-cisssts. Prsfsrssce Will b. civea W
articles o. domestic production OF mannfseturo.
copdItions Of price ana quality unclu dlng In tho
price of foreign productions or mssufscsurss
ibs duty fhercoaI beins sqgs- TIE lpitsa
States reserves tho rigat 20 reieci any or Al b0>
All Information furnished by undersigned. Nm
yelores containing bids % 10 markell p" Iro-
po-sls for Euildiass' and Addressed 70
CHARLES BIRD, captain sad A. Y. NJ. Z. - A.
4. N . Pal Ok y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

NEW YORK, January 3l-Afi0r the little squirt
Of yesterday tho stock market fell back into ex-
treme dulBess to-day. sni the dealings we're
principally scalpiuE ier eishths and the covering
Of smaller shorts. Four stcrks contributed the
greater portion Of the business. Boston. while
h-srisn upsn Atchison, I. buliish upon New ing
lAud. which shows = marked improvement TINS
evening Tn, directors OF tho DolaTare and
Huds passed resolution Increasing the diYi-
deal 20 per cent snd tnat stock moved mp pcr-
cspubly. Tho advance. however. brought ont
some stock. and 10 cltsRd something on from me
best prices. Thi. -ti0n had no eject Whatever
upon the othor coiiers. although Reading and
lackaWanna were treatment m the dealings
bus within the uarrowesE limits. spectalt -
we're strongest. aud all marked improvements
we're made IN these stocks. NE big four being
tbs most prOuneut AMI closing at iis highest
nEure. The market closed dun but nrm, gene
rally about thu best figures. The nnsi chances
I'm tho active STOCKS are somewhat irregular and
for small fra tons only, except the advances 81
90, in big four and ! IN New England. Total
sales, l52 90 ghara-.
EvsHfr4-EIcAange dun and steady at 48a
s9at. Money ~esy at >s3 Sub-Ireasuiy bal
sucos Gold. 81. jJi.0e0 currency tla,fH,U0
Governments dIlI and hrm: I rer cents l2';
4. coupons, 10. state bonds dull and feature
lrss
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a COftSH-3btp -nre.
rpv fal.rrsua U fho Disnateh

NEW ORLEANS. January 30.-1he British
steamship Ayshire. loading with cotton for
Brenen, took IRE 10 her fore compartment
about midnight last uight. Ohs hundred
bales Of cotton were dsnaged by the tire and
water. Tue vessel has 8, 500 bales on board,
aud was to have sailed to-day. The damage
10 the snlp Is slight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31
MARXETs By TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YOEK January 9l--C0tton stoady; eales,
AZ balcs. uplAuis. 20; Orleans. iOrc nss
receipts. ., l03 hslcs eTp0rts-to Greas Britain,
T. So bsl.s. 20 tho CohtiusuL 1878 bales; sts's.
~ 81 aes southern nour duih Whsst-Np't
dull, Ma. sr-d, 81 as3hc ~ sleVsiOsi options
closed Laac. ovsr yo.tsriay. January closed
49,; February, 49,; Nay, So corn. Yot
nrmsr: 80. =. 43a a43f,c. m elevator; options
fairly Sctiye January, 49,, &C. February. s3'so ;
Nay. &C.. $50 Osts->poi nriner; opuens more
active AMI firm; January, 3lac; ts.rusrN
3l.sal'.c.: NAY, l24sf2sc. Hops irn. Csbee--
Options higher. February. flhs)ssij.l3; ssy.
Sl54aflH10. spot kio quiet ssd steady: far
csrsos-, 1.5l. sugsr-haW Quiet fsirrsnnins,
il-f5c N0Ss-es 0Hif: New Orlssus open kes-
tle prime OBJ choice, STATS. kce quiet aud nrin
domestic. 80 at g.. Petroleum luist ami stseiT.
Cottou-sesf OH quiet crude ~. yellow. ftAlor.
TAn0u nrm: city. ,-id. kosin quot strained,
common % good, sll1a ssLns. lurpeniine
nominal at45s afjt.'. kgss southern. l5si5'sr.
Hides steady ami quiet Wool steSiy. Pork
strong ncet dul; extra mcss. s.. lierrod beef
SLOW; city eIta India meas. finailA Cut-msais
Inactive; middlcs iuli short-clesr, Se.-. Lard
higher ana s.roug western steam, spot fi.aVa
3d. closing al SO assci; February. $3.50 ;
MAY, t.-9as,J, reAned stronger treighIs
steady.
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RIcaMoHD srDcK EXcHANGR

WEDNESDAY, January 30. 1881
sArEs-FRsT BoARD.-Si,OO0 Virginia new IS
ntCi'..
Commemorative aale Of Virginia consols re-
portel on tho 2ith instant should haze been :
su.lo1 Virginia registered coupon consol bonds
lex all psst-due coup0nsl at 1896.
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WASHINGTON. Jsnu,ry 80. 1889.
bSuafe.

bSnate.
The sepate resuBsod the consideration OF
the siplomstic asd csesuiar spp'oprihi sn
bql. the QUESTION Being Oh the smendms"ts
affecting the ssBoso islands.
Mr.. De 20 spsued the discussion by saw
ing thai the question Was ONE OF specisi spd
local interest e. the people Of the Pacific
coast. and that the views which be would
express would be his own Individual views
and should ssftheF conpron,se the Govern.
Iaent nor reeeiY, uusn- stteDtIss e~e"here.
lie did pot folisw the liss OF Sf. ssermsu's
speech yeskrssy. Mr.. Dolph stated tsst
he could not conceive Why the GeTefHmsst
should speud tioo.eso IN ESTABLISHING cssi
station a, Psgersgo unless the ooverh'
susnt shsuld tasirt that all Its rights were 10
cobtiEue lie took the position ibst ii Con-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

BNrIWORg. Nd. January 10. --Nirginia cousol7
3ibii lo i0-ivs. 31lq tii do. 3s. ~ NIB. Bni-
tmoieoui Ohio a,ort. 9aa)h Cincinnati, Wash
lugt0n ana Bslumore lsts. 91ait; do Zas, 49, (;
go. 3is 2Je a.t. N0nso.ilatoI gll ponds 1922 y
llla 90. sst0ck, 4Ja fJ4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

Mr.. Hayird, Of Newberry. ;. g., states
that he finds DIR. Birgers's Huckleserry
Cordial will DO most anything except raise
the Grad. II will certainly cure diarrhra.
dysentery, and children teethin2.
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nncra.alni kIrike

by Anglo-Americsn cable 70 the Dispatch-l
LONDON. January 80. -One thousand clyde
firemen and sailors here struck for an in
crease OF three sbIllings per week, which the
Allan COMPANY has conceded.
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Crime Against tho sovereign Power.

ny Aueio-hheslcAh SaOiS ~ VIC DihPhtNu.I
BEaIlN, January 30.-Ths editor OF ibe
Ralpenhowcr Z,itung IiserA) has been
condemned to two months Imprisonment in
the fortress for crime ssalnst the sovereign
power. The criee was tbe use OF certain
language inpa artiele on the presentation OF
O fountain bY the EmpsrOr.
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East Afriea Rlli.

lBy Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
BERLIN. Jaauiry 80. Ia the Reicnstag to-
d.y the East Ainca bill passed its third read
Ing without debste.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PaiLADMPHIA. January co he receipts az
tie ct Philadelphia aud North Pennsylvania
Drove Yards were For the vs0k-beeges. 400
head. shseB. 1000; hogs. 500. Previous
wrek-Bseyss, 34D head; shsep, 1000; hogs,
s. so. Best csttle aere 10 moderate request AZ =
decliaa OF g, q &c. We quote; lao 10 100
r extra steer Al isa5c. good l.SJ0 70 i.SO u
,taersAt 4saiac.; medium ], 100 20 /, 30 70 a.
8tafc.; commsn cry weight a. 3aisc. sheep
wsre Inactive, sllhsush prices continued nrn !;
extra, So Sc. good. 5sa5lsc medium, a.. !;
c0auoa. 4a4ac.; culs. $40. Lamts were
In fair request, and extra advanced hc.: We
quote At las &C. Hogs we're rather Inactive, aud
prices dociiRsd hc; extra Chicsgoe, 7iss1hc.;
gssa nsstrrh, 07.a7c; good heavy western,
IL a6<o: common western and state, $50. c.
Mileh co~s we're only In fair request a. s2saSio.
Bologna cows were duh and lover al tsSslL at
cows wore act much sought after ne quote a.
sA3i.c Mich calves we're active and firm a. 3s
&c. Dressed reeves we're fairly active; We quote
abattOir dressed at 5a5c- Dressed hogs were in
god request; Ne quote sbsltoir dressed al 70
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rhe German cc,ou,., n,,,

[By Anglo-Anerican cable 70 tho 0ispstchl
BERLIN. Jannary a0.-Tbe colonial Dill
passed lis third reading in the Rsichstag to.
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

hundred and twepty-1orr cars. containing t,ocs
cattle, ~ calves go sheep. s2fi hogs "a horses,
% mules. Shipments 10 Ne. ORR. Philsdeiphia,
&C.: sc cattls. u calves, Isl sheep. i,sa1 hogs
az horsea. n mules
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-31

Rheumstism is caused by lsctic acid In the
blood. which Hoods sarssparilla neu.
traiiZes. ana thus cures rheumatism.
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rar- GOSPEL SERVICES. eonau

ed By Rev q. Y. WILLIAMS. city missionary. will
be held 81 tho PslLos-court rssu, corner Mayo
and Franklin s,rssta Several lsdis, and geo.
tlenon will AID la sas services All are isvitsd
V came. Services SUNDAY, February ID, ~ 40
p. NJ, sad MONDAY atsrA.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
eALvEsros sTocK-YAaps.

BALTIMORE, January &-Thsre Is rather
limited run in most OF the yards teis wesk-ln all
about coo head less kaa last week. The de-
mand Is reported ~ m )1sratsiy active by all the
dealers. lac quail y throughout Is good, few
heavy rsugh nsgs Bong included IN the receipts.
HOgs wsis stag sone $50 70 lSO POUNDS are most
in demand Cennsa hsavy rough hsgs sell
down az lew a. 10 DE; sst a0ss a. above
G,.a7c., net Arrivals. s,5s5 aEsinst e.2)c last
week
cLIREnoST LIVESTOCK HAsxEr
Receipts tAis week. ass head against 8,s05
head lsst week fair " ges< liSAls $50: good
hsagy a. 90 10 reashs ~ st7A
Arrivals for week ending January Xsh One
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AaAanAinnlrh.
rnr t.lorrnnn 70 ne Dl.pateh.l

1.-the Rock, ARK. Janulry 3o.-John ~.
CLAYTON, brother Of Powell Clayton. was a.
sl.ainaed 90 plummsryille, Ark., lat night
hv some unknown person. who fired load
of buckshot through = window, breaking
Clsvtou's neck and Killing him instantly.
CLAYTON was candidate for Congress At the
recent election against &. *. Breckenridge,
ana had served on BrCcklnridgc notice OF
contest OF bis..st in the Fifty FIST Congress.
Nothing has become public which m any
msnuor eXpains the murder. PummcrNille
is a small village IN Conway county. The
murder occurred Al a hotel.
REWARD OFFERED.
LITTLE Rock. ARE, January 30.-A bill
wa. presented in the Senate to-day autho-
Ring the Governor 10 offer $4,000 reward
for The arrest ~ the murderer or murdersrs
90 John NJ. Clayton, and il was made 4 spe-
cial order Tor tomorrow.
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GRAIa ARD COTTON EXOHAsgG
RICHMOND January 30 l3sl

RICHMOND. January 30, 1854
oYFgBfSGs.
WHRAr-i.iO) bushels
COks.-fGsG bushels
SALES aEP)ErsD TO SECRETARY.
WHEAr.-IOngberry. 800 bushels prime a, tl.04
Mlrei.6e bushels good a. BIC IOlai sales Of
wheat. 100 bushels.
CORS.--Whits, 40 bushels prime Tor seed on
puyAte terms: % bushels prime a. a. go
bushels prime a. &C; 30 bushels TAR Of io''
1o.al SAFES III corn. 80 bushels.
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COTTON REPORT

Wsglots. FIns. sl59ESL75 supernne. taT5A
s. Is. ek.ca, bL5)at255 tAnAy, tIAsAo) pa.oai
tamllY, county th5lSAS3
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OF all cough remedies we have ever used
DIR. Bulps Cough Syrup 10 the beet Is cents.
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TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YEsrERDAr vas
NEW YORK srOcK HAaKEr.
Ranre Of Thermometer Yesleriar:

Mean temperature..................
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DEATHS.
CURTIs.-Di a. Liberty. Va, on Tuesday,
agth instant. a. 80 O'Clock r NJ, ELIZABETH
MO~BY, daughter II JOhn !. and L. X. Gurus.
and granddaughter 81 NTG John A. hosby, 81
this city. Ia tns ssgsstesnih yosr OF her sgs
JONEs.-Disa. on sunday tina 2Oth instant,
after a proTsctad Illness, at The residence u
Thomas Harris, iD LOuisz cousty. Coionsi JOHN
NJ JONES, 10 the slKiystin year OF his 1gs.
formerly a rssiasst Of tbs city
"yrwas cad 70 sec thee breathe thy last
But Jesus lovingly said Come
Now thy suierinEr are ali past
And Thy sweet spirit rests Al home"
hAYER.--Dlsd, at hall past 10 O'Clock We'd
nesday morning. 3th January. FREDERICK
sINTON, yousgsst son Of john i. and Kate
Aaysr; aged 1fsse1 mostAs.
FUNERAL from The rssissacs o. his parsnis, No.
2s65 eat Bread street. on FRIDAY MORNING,
February Ist, at II O'Clock Friends snd ae-
qusiatancss Of the ismiiy are requested 70 AZ
tend
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. January I'D Tho cash quotations
wore our unchanged. No. spring aud No.
= osts. t'r. Noss-porS, EllfHhflLD Lart,
s1ul. sN.ul Shorf-rih4 fhl1Asir.J. shout
ders. fOafb.lts suort-ciosr, fbsJato "a Wis
kew $40.
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OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND IN CONNECTION THERswITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York and Richmond
Stock Exehsngss-erain. Flour. Cot
ton, Meat, and other Quotations
nytelegrspn 10 the Dlspstch.l

ny telegraph 70 the Dispstch.l
r1 WASHINGTON, January 3l-For Vir-
,ginis. North Carolina, South carolins.
land Georgia, warmer. winds generally
southsrly.