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The Chtnese Treaty.

yThe london 7smss continues It's afs'u'ts "po.
Mr.. Reed. charging him with incompe'eney, anu
With falling TO secure for bic couutry eqna' NJ.
yantsees with the other Powers Why this snou'd
nut the organs of the other Powers into pas
sion, Il 10 difficult to understand. Mr. Keed. now
aver. II 10 alleged, sided with the Russian Min@'
ter. and backed BY his aid, Russia obtained ad
xaptsres which might otherwise have been with
had. : From copdensations Of the treaties, which
are pubIished 10 tho New York papers, II appears
that the principal concessiobs which China makes
90 the four great Powers, are, 10 the language
of the New York Herald, the opening of adj.
diional ports the seaboard, the right Of transit
into the Interior by all the rivers and highways
OF the empire and Of trading at all points Of the
same; the right of purchasing produce in the io-
calites where IL 10 raised, and Of transporting 1t
to any of the open ports for expectation, thereby
avoiding the expense aud annoyance of inferno.
diary dealings with the native merchants; the
right Of foreign subjects residing and holding
landed property anywhere 10 the empire; the per.
manent establishment of foreign embassies at
pek;n. and Of consular agents at all the open
norts with the privilege of direct commu nicstion
tariff; reduction Of the tonnage dues and the
suppression OF piracy the right OF ships OF war,
when not engaged in any hostile purpose, to visit
al, the ports of the empire, whether open to for
egu trade or not aud to receive every facility FOR
nrocuring necessaries or making repairs; and,
finally. the utmost liberation in religious matters
In fact, no more ample concessions could pe grant
ed hy one civilized Power to another thah those
which have been granted by the jealous empire
of China TO the great commercial Powers OF the
world So far as we can at present see, the treaties
cover eyory point and leave nothing further to he
desired. The only question is the faith with when
they will be observed on the part OF the Cninese'
famous as they are represented to be for treachery
and double dealing.
No complete text of the American treaty, now
ever has vet appeared in this country, but the
Herald points out some advantages gained by the
English and French which the Unite States have
not sec ured though it must be remembered, that
our minister had not, like the other three Pow
ers an armed force to coerce compliance with his
demands. 1t would seem just to Mr.. Reed to wait
till he renders u account Of his own stewardsh p
aud not condemn him on the erpdTtc statements
Of journal which is eaten up with Jealousy OF
the expanding power of Russia, and animoslty
to everything and everybody that does not make
war upon Russian influence.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
\ rPORrRD FOR rag "DIsPATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.

saxpr HooE, N. Y. Nov 9.--The Kangaroo, with
Liverpool dates 10 the 9th inst, has been spoken
CT here.
The English press 10 indignant at France forcing
,he surrender Of the ship Charles GEORGE HUN
Lord EIgin has concluded satisfactory treaty
with Japan.
Trade at Canton was quiet. Shanghae was quiet
There was considerable excitement at oonstah.
tiuople regarding the presence OF the , steamer
wabash BY the treaty Of Paris vessels OF her arma-
ment are not permitted to pass the Dardanehes,-
This impeachment was, however. surmounteu w
taking q number of guns out OF the snip, apu oy
deciding that the United States was not party 10
the treaty. and therefore not bound by Its condi-
TONS at least, so far the Wabash was concerned
The Porte protests against her presence, as she
largely exceeds the limit Of guns.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct q -Cotton-saes for days OF
1900 baies-aii qualities slightly declined -
Breadstuffs closed with a declining tendency, ano
was slightly lower Provisions had declining
tendency.
SECOND DISPATCH
The English PAPERS severely cepsure the Derby
Cabinet for not interfering in the case o! france,
Portugal, and the slave ship Charles George
The news from India Is unimportant. The req
els had been defeated with great siaugnter, Oh al
island near Gorgona.
The exact amount of indemnity which Portugal
engages to pay France for the SLAYER Is not h1eo
The general parliamentary election in England,
had resulted 10 favor Of the liberals.
The Cambridgeshire stakes at New Market were
won by Eurydce. Prioress came in sixth from
the winning horse.
Five companies of French marines were about
to embark Tor Canton, where il is said france IN"
tends establishing station, on territory formerly
owned by her.
The U. s. steam frigate Wabash bad prepared te
withdraw from Constantinople, on account OF the
objections of the Porte.
The tiualior Uadia) rebels were still at sewon
ga, and 1t was thought would attempt to cross the
Nebnddas.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. q Cotton declined u OF the
days sales spectators and importers took 1000 bales
Manch, ster prices slightly lower. Flour-choici
an; middling and lower qualities declined 6d01ls
Son ,hern 2iG22s; Ohio 22Q9241as.
Wheat very duii-Iest nominally unchanged In
fer,or slightly lower and offered at considerably
reduction. Corn very dull-European declined cd
American nominal. Beef dull, with little inquiry
Pork, Bacon and Lard dull. Coffee quiet Rosir
dull. at 81 I'D. Spirits Turpentins firm. at Ss7asg
lid
~ OIL Stu-
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"By;the above, "ssys'tbe Enquirer 1t s seen that
prices tor wheat yui higher ia uis market than IN
Nc Fork, and, By cosaseqaence. Richmond has been
De highest market in The United States. The very
high reputation established for Richmond Hour,
enables our millers to command higher prices at
hone and abroad. than are obtained for any other;
and hence they afford to give larger price Tor
such wheat as suits them. Our mills are In the
bands Of parties whose pride, pleasure and inter-
est Il will be TO sustain the reputation oil the
mills, thereby maintaining the ascendancy Of
Richmond as the best soleat market in the Un,on.
"Another fact Of very great importance, our
readers will not fail TO notice In the above quo
tAtions, which is he greater uniformity Of prices in
oar marked"
The Enquirer notices the increased receipts from
Tennessee, and the mixed condition OF large part
Of the wheat received by the Virginia aud Iennes-
see Railroad. We have called attention to this
ourselves the present season more than once The
ENQUIRER gives the farmers and wheat dealers oi
Tennessee the advice that we gave them !. O. to be
particular 10 sorting their wheat, and to keep the
different grades separated. In this way the best
prices will be gotten for the best article while the
most Indifferent will sell nearly well as the ag-
gregstsd bulk Of all the kinds mixed together.
The Enquirer notices the indications of a large
stock Of breadstuffs and liners that 1t cannot be
reasonably expected that there will be an advance
ia wheat and -four; but that we may look for low
Or quotations for few months. From the large
proportion OF inferior wheat composing the crop
of the year, it reasonably concludes that the real
ly prime will continue to bring good prices. Ia
the comparative estimates Of the amount OF re-
ceipts u this city, by the main channel Of trans
portation, this aud the last year, it will be seen
that there has been very considerable increase
Of shipments from Lynchburg, and that the ill.,
crease from that point raore than exceeds the IL
crease Of receipts at this place. This proves that
the importation from other points on the James
River Canal is less than it was last year. We also
see at glance, the contribution to trade from:
Eas: Tennessee, by the Va and Tenn. Railroad. 1t
10 but moderate illustration of the receipts which
will come to as from that quarter in future years.
The following are the tables above alluded to:
The receipts of wheat at Richmond by the canal
from LIST July to LIST November of last and the
present year were for wheat
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x,,,r.,enSe Acnrn

friend sends US from Moulton, Lsvaca county
Texas, an acorn, which is the largest we suppose
ever seen in this latitude. II measures six inches
in circumference around the cup, and four inches
around the acorn itself 1t is quite mammoth
in its way. Our correspondent says if the Old
Dominion can beat it, he would like TO hear from
her He remarks that when he gathered it to send
us it was not matured, and, therefore, is not as
large as it would have BEEN is Of the tree called
in Texas as the burr oak. 1t may be seen in the
window nf thu DisDdich Office
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NICARAGUAN AFFAIRS-WALKER EXPEDI-


WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-The Southern Emigration
party, under Gen. VIM. Walker, designing to sail
from Mobile for Nicaragua. have, it is stated, on
good authority been invited thither by the Demi
craticos to make common cause against the new
constitution; hence. revolution there is conf
IDENTIFY anticipated and one of the results of its
success will be the return Of the CassIrisarr
treaty ratified.
The American Atlantic and Pacific Steamship
Company have complained to the State Departs
nent Of the Interference of Gen. Jerez with their
affairs to their detrimeDt. 1t is stated that LETT
ter has been prepared, satisfactory to the compa-
nv and addressed to Jerez.
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fG% Special NOTICE -HUTcHINds'

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITrsgs will remove all NOR
bid secretions purify the blood give great tone and
vigor to the digestive organs. foxtify the system
against all future disease be taken with safety
and time facilitating the patient bring gratefu
their cheering. invigorating, STRENGTHENING and
restorative properties. and an invaluable and sure
der CT the Stomach and Bowels, Billiousness, Vel
lowuass of the Skin, Want Of Appetite. Debility,
Headashe, Nervousness. Lowness Of Spirits. Palpi
tation of the Heart Costiveness, Heart burn. Liver
Complaint Disorder Of the Skin, Liver and Kid
news Acid Stomach Disrrhea. Vertigo. Dimness OF
Sight Jaundice Wasting of Strength, Piatuence
with frequent Belchiug of Wind Initiated Taste,
Constipation and Uneasiness Of the Bowels, Burn
ing Sensation in the Pit of the Stomach Oppression
after Eating, Depression of Spirits Sid at 20 cts
per bottle FISHER K WTNeTOF,
Wholesale and Retail Agents.
os-Im Richmond Va.
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Gry WuKRp-SoUrHpRy EyrcR

Gen. NALKER-SoUTHERN EMIGRATION AssocIA-
TIoN.-Gen. Walkers visit Is not directly with the
government. II is in fact to ascertain the extent
of the proposed British interference. He is saris-
fed that there will be no hindrancs to lawful
emigration to Nicaragua. He denies the truth OF
the statement that there has been a sale of bonds
and transit and hence that part of the Presto ent's
proclamation must have been founded on incorrect
information. He farther says that passengers
leaving Mobile are expected to pay their own exs
perses and act on their responsibility. The
emigration is under the auspices of the Southern
Emigration Company, which has been in existence
for six months and has branches in Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana aud Georgia. There is no
clashng of Interests between it and the Cana!
Company. Gen. Walker will probably leave for
Mobile 10 morrow though it is not certain that he
will go out with the first party to Nicaragua.
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Mrs. LTTrLEs' CoSYsssI0s.-The Last Writings'
of Ira Stout, the Rochester Union, has made
il aivisabe for his sister, Sarah Litties, now in
Sing Sing State prison. to give statement of her
knowledge of the murder of her husband, Charles
" Littles. On Saturday last she made and signed
Sing Sing, IN presence of the prison officers. a
full statement of the murder for publication Her
account of the horrd affair shows up Ira Stout in
all his deformty. aud fully fixes upon him all the
guilt laid at his door by the public 1t is even in
tmated that money was one Of the motives leading
tn the nurdpr
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~IrroU Aas SICK, the probabilit,

IL that the root of your suffering 10 10 the stomach
From weak stomach proceeds Dyspepsia Ague.
Lausuor. Nauses, and legiep of other tormentjng
diseases. Indigestion produces thin blood and
therefore destroys the sire Bgth and vgor Of The
tire system To restcre the tone of the stomach,
and enable It TO throw off and dismiss forever ali
thing IL necessary but p-rseyerinG nae OF DR..
HOSTETTER's gEbRRRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS. trial of their power cannot fail IN prove
that there s no failure In their sspative effects
We cheefuly recommend them to the pablo.
knowing, as we do, thrir many excellent qualities
For sale by druggists and dealers generally every
where no Aim
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SHOT WITH WATER.-A young German of Chica
90, named Simon, says the Press of that city, COM
mtted suicide on Saturday, in the following
strange manner;
He went out into a shed, took gun and LOADING
IL ruth pDtCGer and then DtH a0ater. placed the
muzzie in his mouth aud fired, completely shat
teriDg his head When found he was standing in
the corner leaning on his gun. The room pre-
scented terrible appearance, being completely
drenched with blood and covered with pieces of
skull and brains The cause of the suicide is
traced to the refusal of Simons father to permit
him TO marry the girl of his choice
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s&~ PRICE & WATKINS.
FRESH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS!
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVAL

+ nE5h AMI oEat LIE VI oVobo'
NEW AND FREQUENT ARRIVALS
Beautiful Baysdere. Plaid, Plain and a'Lez SILKS.
iD all colors
Splendid two iounced. double Skirt and a Leg SILK
RUBES-some Velvet Brocade very elegant-in
these goods our assortment is unusually rich
and varied
Superb Frenl III DeLaines, vslentias. Poplihs and
Oashmeres, entirely pew and beautiful designs
These in plain skirts, two and three nounces
Plain DeLanes. DeBeges Loyella Cloths. Meri
noes. &c
Handsome English and American DeLaines at low
prices
BLACK B0MBAZINEs,
MOUSELINES, CIIALLIE5,
TAMESE CLOTHS, GRAPE,
and all kinds OF MOURNING GOODS.
Point Lace Collars and Sleeves
Brussels Maltese, HoDiton and French Emb. do.
In 1mbroideries and Laces our stock is uncommonly
attractive
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, vESTINGS,
and Mems wear generally large stock
Our basement room is filed with heavy Goods, for
plantation men aud women-say. Ful!ed Cloths, Lin.
seys Blankets &C. at the LOWEST rates, in largeand
small quantities.
Hoop skirts; Bishops. new article
Hosiery. Gloves
Ladies and Mems Silk and Wool Under-vests and
Drawers Great atts ntion Is given to this depart
Hlent-all sizes and qualities arc kept.
FLANNELS, LINENS,
BLEACHED and BROWN DOMESTICS,
TABLE and BED LINEN, TOWELS, &c.
~ Buyers will find our stock very large, and
every department kept nnbroken ana full.
ALSO
Splendid Velvet and c 9th CL0AKS
no 4-l2t PRICE Il WATKINS.
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~ En- 1RM0Us EXPENDIrURE.-It is stated that
over 81 900 zoo has been expended on the SUM
bcr;ng Atlantic cable, q large portion of which
came cut of the pockets of American stockholders,
who of course must bear proportionate share of
the loss 1t is a sad reflection but may prove les
son to future spectators who will learn that frao
pton O! the above sum invested in business
cards and handbills at the Dispatch Job Oice would
make any man millionaire.
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Richm aud Examiner

II Il announced 10 the Ezaminer Of yesterday,
that shs editorial connection of B. VI. De Wit,
xsq With that paper, has closed. and that Mr.
Joxn N DANIEL viii resume bis editorial iabors In
the Examiner 10 few weeks 10 parting With
Nr. d. WITT. the Rxaminer pays high aud we'll
deserved tribute 70 his distinguished ability aud
usequaiisd political information. Mir De WirT
n ess Of the most efficient aud experienced Of
iousselisss, snd he bss our cordial wishes for his
sasssss end sssialnsss In sDy position be may b
sailsl 70 All.
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SLIGHT MIsTAKE-Tbe hardest rap the spi
rits have received for some time is the very
inconsiderate arrival home in New Bedford last
week. Of young man who was believed to have
been lost 10 the wrecked bark Wake. ten years
ago. For long while his afflicted governor
has been coDversing with him in the spirit land
the last message, through a medium. being to
the effect that che was among the saints and q
crown of glory was awaiting his father,"
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NEWSPAPER CONSOLIDATION

WASHINGTON, November 2.-An arrangement
was concluded to-day between Messrs. John P.
Heiss and Roger A. Pryor. for consolidation of
the two newspapers, THE Richmond SOUTH"
and ..The Washington States" The new paper
will be under the Editorial charge of the latter
gentleman, and will be the organ of no person nor
Clique, but devoted to the general interest of the
Democratic party, in accordance with state rights
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MARRIED.

On the 9th instant, .. Grace church, BIZ the Rev
Mr. Baker. JOHN JoMMENHAUssEn. fnr nsriy Q o.
Baltimore. to Miss VlCTohlA a DhA w" AZ >
both az this city
Al the Exchange Hotel Bristol on the 81 2sth Oeto-
Der. By the Rev N q Taylor. A q CThnLos. Eeg'
Tar al Mr. Inhn PrYde of Or MGR rrunty. Tenn.
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SeTE. BAKER, Fso.-SIR: Having

keys z. BAKER, EsQ-SIR: Having
been materially benefited, may say cured of ~
violent attack of Dyspepsia by the use of your
Premium Bittsrs," bear willing record to their
eff escy in the disease itself. and the attendant
symptoms. After the use o. q few bottles had q
return Of appetite. and a Continuance Of their use
restored healthy tone Of stomach
l commend them with the utmost confidence to
the afflicted and add my .hare Of thanks to you
a benefsctor TO humanity.
With my best wishes am.
RICHMOND, SEPT 49, 1883. HARRISON, JR.
For sale by Messrs PURCELL, LADD CO., and
by all other prominent Druggists in the city of
Richmond, and elsewhere In Virginia. oc 20
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF MrssgssIPpI-The
Legislature of Mississippi met in extra session on
the LIST inst. The Governors message is mainly
devoted TO State affairs. He recommends tax 4;
quarter of one per cent all taxable PROPERTY for
the purpose Of finishing all the railr7 PADS in the
State now in course OF construction; opposes the
issue of State bonds 10 improve the leveo system.
aud earnestly urges many reforms in the common
schools. Certain anti slavery resolutions received
from the governors OF Maine, Massachusetts, an j
New Hampshire, are denounced as fanatical aad
Ii cendiary.
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GsME-The Peru, Ind, Republican reports a
huge squirrel hunt at that place few DAYS ago,
in which two parties Of six killed exactly three
hundred squirrels each. That sort of game must
be abundant up there Wild turkies, too, are said
to be rather ssDumerous
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LATER FROM sASTE FE-INpIAN BATTLE.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 9.-Ths Sante Fe mail to the 18th
plt has arrived. fight had occurred between a
detachment of troops under Capt. Hatch, aud the
Navajos Indians. The principal chief and six In~
dians were killed. The main body of troops were
preparing to depart for Chusico and Tunica, here
it was thought the Indians would make a stand
Heretofore they have retired before the advanc-
ING troops.
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So THE GIFT BOOK STORE at No 81 Main street. lie
still open and presents rare induce ments to ell wEO
wish to purchase good Books. Here the Books an
sold at the usual retail price, and present deliver
ed with each book at the time Of SALE showing for
the purchaser absolute gain in every case. Don't
fail TO give them a call at "a Main street.
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An English pupil Of Rareys has succeeded 10
'aminga vicious bull Of the Duke of Portland ''as
quiet q child"
WoxAN TO BIZ ExEcurSp.-At the Assizes OF
brant, U. w., Catherine Dryer was senterce a 70
b. hung on the 10th Of December for poisoning her
nephew.
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REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA STATE SrocK-The com.
mssioners OF the sinking fund Of Virginia an
nounoe that on the 10th of February next they
will redeem $3.50 $50 the State and per Cen,
stock at the treasury in Richmond. The interest
will cease on that day, whether the certificates OF
stock are surrendered or not. OF the amount 20
be redeemed nearly sl20o00 is held by Rethschild
4 Sons. the Duke Of Switzerland aud others q
London.
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1872 Down At LAST J.

Rr Down At LAST !!-After taking
the highest premium wherever exhibited at the
fairs on '5s. he WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING
MACHINE ha. been awarded PAPER MEDAL. Of
the frat GLASS; (here being no Bronze offered by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute.
Call at 2z7 Nam street and see the
no lots MED ~ SEWING MACHINE
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no 3-laW4Rs
saa- TUE poRrsnoura TRANSCRIPT

go Tue PORTSMOUTH TKANSUHIPT,
GOOD Bread--it is universally conceded-.is
the ief ornament of well supplied table Within
the range Of SCquaintance there IL scarcely half
q 4 zen who produce the stall OF life in estabe
condition Evervthng Ia tabled in delightful style,
bu. bad bread mars the whole. To remedy this svii.
housekeepsrs need only to secure box Of -APLE's
YEAST POWDER They are certainly uniaiing in.their
operation"
This article isnow becoming very popular and is
sold by all Druggists and drocers IN the state.
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THE CAROLINA HOUSE,

- CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS.
NORFOLK, Va.
This Hotel Ia over and adjoining the Merchants
and Mechanics Exchange. is equid from the
Market, Post Office, Custom House, and City Hail.
on the corner of two of the principal thOroughiaes
in the very centre of business; and has every spp
snce for the comfort and satisfaction OF the guests
TERMS 81 80 per day.
an 27-3m Proprietor.
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~ On. JOHN THOMAS has consented
8. sai;var ..otbar LECTURE ascoddiu's Hall. this
WFDN EsDAY evening. at ~ O'Clock. Th" puosIie
n invited to attend. u" w"
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sas- pRorxorros BUILDING FUND CON-

PANY-IMPoRTANT MEfTISG.-You requested 10
attend the s4onthly meeting of the stockholders on
WEDN ESDAS night. Nov. 10th at the Office of the
Company, on 18th street. at ~ O'Clock, at which
timer the Committee appointed for that purpose
will report plan for winding up the Company at
once In the event of inability to atsend the meet
ing. please give power of attorney 70 act for you
Proxies will be found at the Sscretary's office.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
no 4-6t 7 BURR, Sec'y.
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DEATH PROM THE BITE OF RAT.--Andrew Shap-
Ion, a wei! known and respectable citizen of
Warren, Jefferson county, Ohio, died on Tuesday
last from the bite of rat which he received a few
days before.
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CBEss PHENOMENAL correspondent Of Harper
Weekly speaks OF rSo little chess phsnomena
residing 10 Fayette county, Ky. They are a boy
and girl, aged IL and 10 years respectively, and
blindfoided, can beat ans of the most experienced
players Ia that section.