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10 Vim. II. Seward is 50.

nsy- Man dead in New York from Sun
stroke.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-25

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WEDNESDAY 20. Nay %. 1870.
10 Vim. II. Seward is So.
.-~.,.s.s-....-->.>~@s
say- Man dead in New York from Sun
stroke.
~ Cotton is twenty cents pound in
Newborn.
10 Theodore Clay, the lunatic son Of
Henry Clay, is dead.
rA- The oldest voter in New York is a
negro named William Reese.
10 Not less than thousand women eat
arsenic in Cincinnati for their complexion.
10 A 20 year old chap hung himself
in Boston and has .'gone to Boston again.
.~>~><>~>~>~>>>-.
10 They are urging in New Jersey the
cstabli shment Of a State rcformatory for
girls.
p The old fashioned Bingham sun-bon-
net will be all the 60 at the fashionable wa
tering places thissummer.
-~.~<---~-.~<-~-
s5V Pepper and o. Conner of Raleigh are
going to take charge Of the Macon House at
Beaufort this summer.
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10 A frisky old man at Lake Dennis,
, Florida, daddles sixty children and is now
nursing nine months baby.
Ey Mrs. Slower. Andy's daughter, has
''done the thing brown 2 married Mr..
Brown, merchant in Greeayille, Tenn.
10 Professor Wheat, once Of Bellies
1,cttrcs, at Chapel Hill, is now rector Of
Church in Memphis Of which JEFF. Davis is
4 vestryman.
"a 4 two year old very interesting lit.
tie girl in Maine by running loose got
hold Of a diPper full Of strong I've and drank
it. She is boxed up.
EV Someof the worst democrats at home
we ever saw are the most agreeable people
to take an Office from republican headquar-
tiers. How's this for hi!
$1,000 $1,000
f6- If You arc not a subscriber--and
read this paper regularly, borrowing it
you are mean man. You viii steal from
apoor editor, and may the Lord ha' mercy
on your poor stingy soul.
70 The amount Of personal estate Of the
late Gen. George II. Thomas is forty tbous-
and dollars. He has three old maiden sis
tiers now living on plantations N scath-
ampton County, Virginia.
"a Two hard drinkers and fassy men,
one named Murray. and the other HAYES.
have been run over and killed on the track
Of the Raleigh and Castor raafoad within
year Of each others death. They bothha
their heads cut of at the sane spot.
--~~~ys1.4syY-~-.
sS George 2. French, the representa-
tive last session from New Hanover. has al
ready sent North this season forty thousand
quarts Of strawberries Of his own raising
DIR. French has ten thousand peach trees in
bearing. lie employs two hundred hands.
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E5V At . celebration By the firemen Of
Charlotte Of the anniversary Of the Meek
lenburg Declaration Of Independence,
young man, a stranger, got drunk and IN
troduced into the ball room disrcputable
female. lie was seized and carried Oft for
a ride on rail but the appeals Of Major
DoWd and Gen. Young sarcd him, 50
sayS the DeaOcnd.
1
THE PLAIN IErTu
One aLinn -;
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III late FLOOD,

Tns FLooD.-Aoeounts Of the food stu
continue TO come in. At Mount Vernon
ForSe,, Rockingham, Several buildings were
washed away, and considerable DAMAGE
aenet the machinery, Mr.. DulI's house,
MN MS furniture, vas DESTROYED. A small
sn!u 90 Mrs. McCauley was
c ooS n NJ the .csi Of the family being res
for, $50 drift. ON which they had chung
rb;}S -! hours. A colorcd woman and
ner Dame unknown, were also drowned
Y 4 H~arrisonhurg. AZ River Bank the
"onlicn factory. merchant mill. the bridge,
mad u large dwcl'ing-honse, We're washed
Kite family drowned on Friday Mr.. aud
Mrs. Kite, Eudora, E,enora, Ashby, aud
Edward Kite, and an old gentleman By the
name Of West, from Richmond. VIM. NJ.
Doorotlgh and family of five persons, and
Gr j. ~Stoneburner, all of Page, were
drowned Friday night. Robert Aleshtre,
Of Page, Is also among the drowned.-Har-
r'Soaburg Letter IN Baltimore san.
GHEAT DESTRUCTION OF MILLs.-So far a.
We have been able to learn, not q Touring,
2rIst, or >aw-mill Of any consequence Is left
standing Oh the Shenandoah river from lis
source to its confluence With the Potomac.
II any have escaped, we have not heard
OF them. Perhaps as many rs fifty TO seventy
10 IVA S'@lN "'NeNs - A1SSAt -
grain i'll these mills was probably from two
hundred TO four hundred thousand bushels.
NIL Of which was 4 total loss. On the smaller
and shorter streams, having their sources
in the mountains west Of this. while SCmc
Of the mills have been Injured, none have
been entirely destroyed that we know OF.
Those mills are sufficiently numerous to
meet the demands Of the community, at
least so far Is home consumption Is con-
cerned. The greater portion OF the sur.
plus wheat will be shipped IN the grain
8drrson5urY Commonwealth.
Com DESTROYER BY TIE FLooD.-We
caDno, at this tine estimate the loss in the
destruction Of corn by the high waters last
week in Rockingham county alone. On the
water courses the destruction Is almostto total.
On the bottom lands, where the crops were
heaviest. not even an ear istO be found. The
rise OF the rivers and creeks, and even the
channels OF run that had been dry for some
time, was so sudden and unexpected that
those who unfortunately occupied the low
lands had scarcely time to save themselves
and families from destruction, much less to
remove property or save their crops. Hun
dredS Of thousands OF bushels have been
destroyed or 50 badly damaged rs to he use
less. There is an abundance left, however,
on the upland farms to meet the wants Of
the community. and many thousands Of
bushels TO spare. so hountiful has been the
yield this >eason.-Harrisonburg Common
GEQi:h.
TIE FREsHEr.-On the Rapidan every
thing In the shape Of crops on the flats.
from its source to its mouth, was carried
of. No lives. we believe, have been lost.
The water was higher than ever known be-
f're-at one time il was within two feet Of
the railroad bridge At Rapidan Station,
which nj low-water mark is about thirty
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tf0nal Gards. tfths es,e,,,v h.,o tA,s....
FORMED . camp near Qisonsl of . nm man
aug Geographic communicative with that
potnf anu eastward is intarruptea. 11g
AUsrRrAF AFyaIRs.
VIENNA, Oct. 7.-Snppiementarv eat,.
mates of the Wa Minister aggrsgate b. !,
DOC, 900 forms.
Neumayer, q leader Of the w~orkin0u,en.
has been sentenced to five month"; i'm.
prisonment forincittng areYolt.
III MARCH ON LYoNs-THE PRussraHs
aHAEAssED.
TOURS, Oct. 7.-Such telegralls as have
been received show steady advances by the
Prussians, invading the east and southeast
Of France, on their march to Lyons.
The journals say theirs Is q general rising
in Fosges. There are no regular troops
there, but the old men are aroused. The
Franco-Iireurs are at all the passes, and
give no quarters to the enemy, whom they
harass night and day, stopping their con.
Yoys and cutting their communications and
roads.
SOCIALIST TROUBLES IN PARIS.
LONDON, Oct. IA special to. the Times
says that Q letter from Paris to the Cd state
that Socialist opposition Is stilla work, and
growing. They now demand confiscation
Of the property Of all who left Paris for the
benefit of the national defenders, and the
sequcstration Of the property Of all accom-
plices in the Bonapartist usurpation !; also,
the destruction of the column OF Vendorme,
and all monuments pertaining to the Bona
partists.
The question Of food has become serious.
Food riots are feared. Five thousand
beeyes and four thousand sheep are killed
daily, which is perhaps enough for all If a
Just distribution were made but money;
buy the best In quality and quantity, and
there is none left for the poor. There is no
forage for horses, which are being killed for
meat. Charcoal and wood have nearly
failed. Still the city may hold out some
weeks longer without much suffering from
if a proper organization is made.
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., RT on RIC MIMI, Der. I, Is7v.

o,RT OF RIC MINI. Der. 7, 1917.
aERIyRu
Steamer Petersburg. Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, W. p. Brett.
schooner General Torberr, Shelly, Philadelphia,
cal $. H. nawes.
Allen, al 'any, lumber, O.. Whltlock.
schooner A. <. Smyrs, Applegarth, uavre dc
Grsco, coal. Writ Roberts.
Sch ,oner. Mary " His, Jones, Baltimore, coal,
j. Il. WoodcOck.
steamer Jonn Sylvester. Gtnoro, Norfolk, mer
chau ice and passengers, . b. Tatum
Stasmer Isaac Bell, Blskem an, New York, mer-
chlndi5e and passeugers, john W. Wyatt.
BELOW.
Steaulugs Vulosn and Portl md, with ono brig
and four schooners In toS for
~aESoRAaDA.
WEST POINT, Oct. L. Arrived, steamer State
Of Virginia, Freeman, Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers, iork Rlyer aatlroad Company,
and sailed n return.
AQUA CREEK, Oct. .-Arrtved, steamer
rron,ldes. Mayo, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond. tredertcksburg aud Po-
tomac sialroad Company, aud sailed Oh rxturn.
fBY TELEGRAPH
LONDON, Oct. 7.-Tos Apdrr sssu Scotland
showing ever, twenty minutes.
FORTRESS MONROE Hct. T. A heavy northeast
storm 1. pr-va ling hare.
~ILMINGTOS oct. 7.-Sailed STEAMERS Pos
schooner Dav,d Talbot, from Phlladelvnia y r
20 niic, put into sn> theville, having lost Ger main
boom ami HAD her sails split.
FORTRESS mONRoE, ct 7.-Ship May Dunday:
for liverpool; oarks Amazon, ~. c.. Seal, and
Ellen; rigs Harvey and Joul Jtfery, bound oui
are III she Boads 'or h ,rbor.
NEw YOR Oct. 7.-Arr'ved. steamers Adgcr
and kniSht. Arrived out, steamer England.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08
The Oyster War Between Virginia
and Maryland.
From The Baltimore american, ;tb.

\ special dispatch TO the -Americdn from
CrI>igld states that .Attorucy-Gencral Jones
arrived there on "Wednesday morning and
prevented the Maryland oyStormen from
making IN attempt TO furcibly rescue the
citizens of Maryland recently arrested III
the waters OF this state hv an armed force
from Virginia and unjustly imprisoned by
the Virginia authorities at Dr~ummOndtown.
He then went 70 that point and endearorcd
10 eilecta release OF the prisoners, which was
refused. aud they were held over until
The March term Of the court. This action
Of The Virginia magistrates Is an Increased
severity, thric first decision being 10 bring
the cases before court on The last Monday OF
November. One thousand dollars bail Is
demanded for each Of the captains, and in
default OF this they ere confined IN the
Drummondtown jail, the filthy and misera-
bic condition of which was described IN Il
recent letter to the American. The magis-
trate> nuconditionally refuse to release the
vessels. There Is intcns' excitement n
INDIGNATION in tho l"Wer counties Of the
Ea,tcrn shore on account Of these seizure,
ana the Journals severely comment OF the
failure OF Maryland 10 protect the rights Of
her citizens.
We publish elsewhere al article from the
Princes anne Irve DGrytond.r, in which
the unjust and arbitrary action OF the OH
Ger commanding the Virginia Oyster Navy
is pointed ont, and the weakness and inetfi-
cicncy OF our own navy, organized with q
treat flourish OF frulnprtS and maintained
at considerable expense, shown. The
-udryiaader pertinently inquiries who gave
Captain Davidson the right TO make q
greatly with Virginia, and warns the
present authorities that If they do not pro-
tect the oystermen they will unite
against them. An abstract Of the re-
port OF Captain John de u Camp,
of the United States Typographical Engi-
neers, who was employed by the Commits
sioners OF Virginia and Maryland to run
the boundary line between the States III
1867. IS given in another column. He sup
ports the views held by the Maryland Com
misSioncre and the oystermcn Of Somerset.
aud shows that the waters in which the re-
cent captures were made by the Nirginians
i solely within the jurisdiction Of Mary.
land,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08
FROM LEXINGTON.
The Damage by the Flood Mails RE.
established Sen. Lees Health
Still Improving.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE DlspArcu.]

LEXINGTON, VA, Oct. Z, 1870.
The damage to the North River Canal
turns out to be not as great as was reported
when everything was still under water.
The dams are all sound, and none OF the
locks entirely gone, though many of them
seriously damaged.
The other damage which 1 reported you
Is fully confirmed, and every day brings
news of disaster In some other section.
There Is not a bridge Of Importance left in
the country, except, of course, the Natural
Bridge. The roads are in such condition
as to seriously interfere with trade. Many
Of our merchants lost heavily In goods In
trangitu, and ell Of them are cut off from
receiving supplies by the usual channels.
The stage from staunton Is now, however,
making its regular trips, and a train Of
wagons will be at once put on the road, and
will ply regularly from here to that point.
We to-day received our first mail from
Richmond for more than a week, but eX-
pect that regularly now by way of Staun-
ton. The communication with the South
by way of BonSlck's has not been inter-
rupted.
General Lee continues to improve slowly,
but surely. His physicians say that he
will soon be out again.
The Law class will be organized next
Saturday with an Introductory lecture by
Judge Brockenborough.
Hon. j. Randolph Tucker lost eight
trunks and a number of boxes, which were
on the Swami when it swamped at Lynch
burg. His loss Is very heavy, His valua-
BILE library arrived here safely.
The Rockbridge Agricultural Fair will
be held the 18th. 10Th, and 9th of this
month. LEXINGTON.
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Internal Revenue Decision.

WAsHINGToS, Oct. I'm q case where,
during the late war, 4 person purchased
real estate, he being at the time Of pur-
chase engaged In actual hostilities against
the Government, and In order TO avoid con-
fisca,ion caused the property to be con-
veyed to his father-in-law, who was not in
open hostilities to the Government, and the
latter, when it YVES ascertained that the
lands would not he confiscated, ~reconveyed
them to the son-in-law without valuable
consideration, the Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue decides that such convey
ance confers a taxable succession on the
son-in-law !; that the rule when the parties
are equally wrong the condition of the pos
session is the better" applies, andthat under
all the circumstances the reconycyance con-
fers upon the grantee a succession under
section 1872 Of the act of June 80, 1864.
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the Jailor TO read the 9TH Psalm Which
done, he addressed the fow persons in the

she Ja1lor TO read the 9th Psalm : Which
done, he addressed the fow persons In the
sai-yard as follows 49, IS .
Gentlemen : Unjust say to you, all this
Is q sad piece of business, and it Is ali
through bad company !: but I thank God /
am prepared TO die, and j desire for you all
to prepare to die, too"
He then requested the sheriff to tie his
hands tighter, which being done, the black
cap was drawn over his eyes, while the cul-
prit in q firm voice, heard distinctly BY the
crowd outside, said "Good-bye to you
ALP In another moment the bolt was
drawn, and the body of Archer Hines
swung in mid-air. "A few weak, conyul-
sive twitches of the arms and legs. listing
but %ninety-two seconds, and all was still.
Making no confession Of his guilt, but to
the last protesting his innocence and pro-
Tossing a hope OF Immortality beyond the
grave, many who once believed him guilty
were shaken in their belief. In about
thirty minutes after the fall the body was
cut down. His neck was not broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08
Christian Republican Conrention.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE nominating
convention of the Christian Republican
party met yesterday and adopted resolu.
lions Of generalization on the adoption OF
the fifteenth amendment, tavoring strict
economy II all public matters, declaring a
determination to eXpel from the statute
books of the State all oppressive and odious
laws that were enacted to the Injury of the
people, tavoring only honest men and true
Republicans for office, and the enactment
of such laws as will secure d proper OBJ
servance Of the Sabbath.
Rev. Charles Eatchell was elected Fresi-
dent.
4. II. Dumas (colored) was nominated for
Mayor of New Orleans, and l.. y. Walsh
for Congress in tic second district.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08

CONVICTION OF [ MURDERER.-Hartord,
Coma, Oct. G.-James Wilson was tried to-
day for tlc murder OF the warden Of the
Connecticut State prison. The jury We're
rut only twelve minutes. and their verdict
WIS "Guiity Of murder il the first degree
Judge Carpenter asked Wilson if he had
anything 10 say why sentence OF death
should not be pronounced? Wilson replied :
II have only to say that do not feel /
lave been fairly tried, but | am perfectly
satisfied with the result. To be hanged will
te an act OF supreme mercy compared to
being compelled to live liz the Connecticut
state prison rs | have been The prisoner
Wss then sentenced to he hanged Oh Friday,
October IS. 1871. He X 30 he sentenced to
the State prison until the 9Th OF October,
20, when he Will be brought TO the jail i'll
This city, and kept until his execution.
The prisoner, who alleged that he had
been lil-treated by the warden, and that he
killed him In sell-defencc, conducted hi,
" case and after some sharp cross.1ueS-
uoning. having had so,ne of his testimony
ruled out, he turned his back on the court.
AID AT moody and obstinate for soMe time.
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Arrival OF French Emtsrants-Rall.
raut Accident.

NEW YORK, Oct.5-A large number of
French emigrants, many Of whom are I'M
perialists. have arrived IN the st. LAUREN,
eastward bound.
The express on the Delaware, Lacka-
wauta and Western railroad ran oil the
track at Dover, n. d. The conductor, fire.
man, and one passenger, We're badly hurt.
No new case of yellow fever reported in
the mast two DAYS.
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T~ELEGRApHIC NEWS.
Few York ssoeR and Monev Ns,., !,

HeW GorK ssoek and Money Market.
NEW YoRE, Oct. Noon. -stork moro active.
Gold, ia. Money. 4ass per cent. sterlins- long,
Loo short, 1les. United States bonds, liz. The
adsfse OF Wall street are devoid or interest. Dis
count 7Is per cent Gold opened steady and
closed firm. 'ea's, ilH3; 'GFs, llls; 'e5's. llit;
neT, llos. Tennessee Gs, e9a new eoa. Virginia
"s @ new, g.. to tsiana e,s. 7cs new. Oh. lie
wee Ss, 7eS SIS. =. AIrh ma 6'o. 100; SIS. IL. Soutl,
Carol'Ha's, so new, 81. 2
Ereain9.-Mon' y plenty at 5 per cent. sterisng
weak a. o. Cold ll2t. Bonds Quie. snd s.esdy.
saothern securities weak North Car"l'un's and
Gcors!a's lower rthecs s'eady : Georgia's, 81
7's, 90. North Cardinals, so new, esi. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-1he ceremonial OF
the conservation OF Rev. William Pinckney,
y, D., who has been pastor Of the Church
% ID" Ascension III this city since 1906, as
assistant Bishop Of the Protestant Ellsco-
iMl Church Of the Diocese Of Maryland,
and 10 which high office he WAS chosen at
BIC Convention OF that diocese held IN BAL
timorc last June, took place on Thursday.
The following Bishops were present, viz:
Nottingham, Of Mary land Stevens, Of
Pennsylvania; Jay, Of Eastou Quintard,
81 Tennessee Johns, of Virginia Smith,
q kentucky; Kerioot, Of PittSburg; At
kinsou, OF North Carolina and Uden-
heimer, OF New Jersey. There were also
present about one hundred episcopal cler-
gymen and numerous array of yestrymen,
the clergy Ill wearing their official robes. g,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08
Billiard Championship.

new YORK, Oct. THE game OF billiards
between Dion and Rudolphe torthe cham
pionship of America is progressing. The
game was opeued by Rudolphc, who failed
to score. Dion followed with Il u Of 81.
In the succeeding innings Rudolphc Sc
cured the lead. The scoIe at $50 stood
Rudolph, SIG; Dion, aaS3.
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southern Commercial Convention.

C%lsclNSAT1, Oct. THE convention has
unanimously adopted Il resolution tavoring
the endowment of the commercial depart
ment of Washington College in Virginia.
The Finance Committees report was
adopted, but reconsidcred. It farors the
repeal OF the exceptional money-contract
laws and an amendment to the banking
laws,
~[sEcoSD DISPATCH.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IA committee on
Education has been appointed to report at
next meeting /; also, q committed present
the southern railroad resolutions to Con-
greSS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08
Congressional Nomination.

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. lion. John
Critcher was nominated for Congress onthe
Conservative ticket, in the first district, by
the Convention which met. at Matthews
Courthouse Yesterday. !,
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Resumption OF Travel aafhe Flooded
Districts.

TAsHISGroE; Oct. 1.-The route 10 now
open to Charlottesville and the University
Of Virginia on ell the roads recently nooded.
Transfers are made where the bridges have
been swept away.
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KILLED BY BIS WUE.-Tn New York i'll
"Wednesday a man named Peter Cassiday
died from injuries received q few days ago
by being, pushed out of q third-etory win
dow by rs wife, who YVES in liquor. The
he he s.oue 1edas. When nAI tbs vic Suddenly
seized him by the legs and threw him over,
while her three children were looking On.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08
Sentenced TO Death for Rapc.

RALEIGH, N. G., Oct. T.-William Stinson
fcolored), who committed rape OF an aged
white woman in this county some time ago,
was sentenced to-day by the Superior Court
to be hung on the 4th OF November. The
fury was Composed entirely Of blacks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-08
Kentucky Posttlcs.

CINCINNATI, Oct. THE Democratic
Nominating Convention OF the sixIh heh,
lucky district has,spht, Judge arthur ~
Colonel Jones have been nominated py Inc
RESPECTIVE wings.
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Hon. Joseph Scgar Indicted.
ESPECIAL T,LEGEAM TO pIspArCu.l
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Oct.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. !.
Hon. Joseph segar ~wasindicted to-day by
the grand jury for assault and battery with
to kill eX-Congressman Lincoln, in
August last. w. B.
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JER04g PARK RAoEs.-At the Jerome
Park races, New York, on Thursday, the
third race was for nursery stakes for two
year oIts, $50 entrance fee, and 81 600 add
ed; $500 TO the second horse, one nile.
Fifteen horses started. The race was Won
by NcDaniePs "Junior," followed by
lightning" and s'Elste." Time, I.oA.
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Frost at the North.
Boston, Oct. There was d heavy frost
all over New England last night.
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Cold Weather North.
BosToN, Oct. There was O frost
throughout New England this morning.
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RICHaoND AND PETERSBURG h.E. CosS
gIOgMoHD. April "a Is!s. -
VHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD

J.. run as folio w5:
Leave Richmond az aas A. u. and $50
cave Pegersbur. a. I9A n. ard 795 I. u
Freight aud accommodation train. WITT pasHeu.
ger car attached viii lelvs Richmond dolly sta
~, snd Petersburg daily u $50 An tslr-
6s s:G a. q. trsin win not losye lRicnrDc emo on
SUNDAYS, nd the 7:os r. ". tgstu VII! no. ieev
pexarsburH ON SUSDA b. $3.50
iisssenxcrs 70, Norfolk will Like ,be 80 r. "A.
rsin, running through daily BsEgags kcbooksc
hy,Egh.
M run on N0aDAYs, WEDNESDAY, md
fridays. E .
Leave lover Hill At 2 a. NJ, connec4t1s ~
Sers returning ~ill ak the 80 =. Is. train con
nea ting at Cheslsr with the cost trstb.
THOMAS 81 WyNNE,f
an % Superintendent-