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Of her that shortly afterwards he was COM
PEELED TO step aside, and went in the same
direction that the woman had gone. She
alleges that he overlook her and seized hold
al her. but that she screamed so long and
loudly that he let her go. These seem to be
the only facts In the case SO far rs yet dis
closed.
notwithstanding the absence of we'll
regulated market ordinance the stalls owned
by the city at the markct-housc command
very good rents. On last Saturday they
were publicly rented by the Chief of Police,
Jacob Pancnt. for the sum Of 81 ,3S7-as fol-
lows: No. l. to William L. Ash $500 No.
,. JOS. i. Ash, 1929; No.3 Gait & Hall. Sl4l !;
No. 10, Ed. Parker, $3.50; No. ii, McComb
4 Co., S21l No. ., Jacob Brush, Sl3l; No.
II, J. Sidney Moilctt. sos. This is an adj
vance on former rentugs.
On Saturday last, the Shelter lot. corner OF
Beverly and Green streets, and one and u
half acres with small frame building, was
sold to l.. =. Conrad Yeagar, of Baltimore,
for S3,3i5. 1t is the intention OF MIR. 1caScr
to establish large bakery. This is some
thing greatly needed Ivy our city. and we
have no doubt will prove n profitable BUSH
ness.
The quarterly term OF the city court is now
in session. Several indictments for selling
liquor without license were tried last week.
Wyatt Smith (colorcd) was found guilty on
two indictments. and fined $50 on the first
and $40 on the second indictment. DR.. Col
ton (aISo colorcd) was fined for the same Of
tcrcc 500. The latter gentleman will proba-
biy have the pleasure of working out his fine
in the clain-gang rs he is unable to pay aud
cannot give security. Dixie.
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The newly diSeoy1red evidence about
ShakeSpcare'S carly life consists Of Il remark
able and unique series Of documents respect
in" the two theatres with which the poet
was connected, including even lists of the
original proprictors and Slmrcrs. Shake
sDnlrc'S name docs not occur III those lists.
The sons Of James 5Urbagc are speaking ~
IN affidavit. They tell lis tlmt. after rtlin-
qu>hn" their theatrical specn'ations III
ShortAlitc!, they built the Globe with
sllnlmcS Of money taken up at interest which
lay heavy on us many ycclc>. and to our
selves wee ,ioyncd those dcScrycing men,
Shakspcrc, Hclnng-, Condall, Phillips, and
others, partners in the proiittrs Of that they
call the House." As to the BlackiriarS, they
say "our father purchased it at extreme
rates. and made it into Il playhouse with
great charge aud trouble, which alter was
leased out to one Evans That first set up he
boyeS commonly called tic QuccncS M"ics-
ties Children of the Chappcll. In proccS>c
of time, the boScs growing up 10 bee men,
It was considered that house would bc as hit
for ourselves, and soc purchased tue lease re-
manning from Evans with our money, and
placed men.rlaycr>, which were Hcnlng!.
toudill, Shakespeare. and Richard B'lrbagr."
These important evidences contradict all re-
cent theories and opinions respectful" shake
spcarc's business correction with the thea
tres,
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BISHOP QulSTARD's Pos1TloS.-The Jack
son Crenn.) HeralWpublishcs letter, which
was read to st. Lukc's church Sunday by
the pastor, from Bishop Quntard, in which
he says: "As some of your good people
may have been disturbed by these reports l
wish to state plainly l. am not 4 member
of the .Confraternity of the Blessed Sacr;t'
mrut, and never have been. = have never
observed the Festival of Corpus Christi
nor any other festival not laid down i'll the
calendar Of the Book of Common Prayer.
). have never rccited any office for the re-
pose of the souls of the departed, nor have
ever heard such an office rccited 10y an
other. 4. have never celebrated Mass, nor
administered the Holy Communion, I'D olhei
than the words laid down in the Book oil
Common Prayer. On the occasion referred
to in the article in the appeal the service
was particularly plain. There was no music
cyen.'
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d" IsRAEL"-AEoTIER TRIUMPH FOR AM

" lsRAEL" ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR An
AMERICAN SCULPTOR. --[Cinciunati Enqnrer]
We arc pleased TO announce that NJ Ezekiel,
the talented yonng artist, forme:Iy Of this
city, has gained the prize of 300 thalcrs in
the Miciaclbeer competition for the best
original ideal statulry an Teiiero. The
award was made on Sunday, August 3, at the
Royal Art Academy in Berlin, from which
institution Mr. Ezekiel graduated with high
honors about one year ago. Until this year
foreigners were not allowed to compete for
any Of the prizes, but in this instance the
Senate of the Academy dccrecd that no eN-
ceptions would be made.
The subject of his production is entitled
"lsrael; or, The Wandering jew" a relief
eight feet in length by six feet in height, and
in its conception rather an historical poem
without name. In the centre astrong male
figure represents "Israel" in an attitude Of
complaint and despair, with the right arm
over the head, the left hand bound on the
back, with his eyes appraised to heaven be-
seechingly, while his right foot rests upon
the demolished golden calf of ldolatry. On
the left female figure, bowed in grief and
abandoned, with demolished wal!-crown
upon her head, represents Jerusalem. At
the right Is the last Jewish King expiring
upon his broken sceptre; and where his
blood is spilled tree grows up in the form
of cross, upon which Christ is nailed.
The frame, from the circular segment
outwardly, is composed of figures repre-
scnting law and poetry. the gifts of Israel
to the world. On the right. hoses with the
tables of stone; OH the left, David with Il
harp. At tie centre, above, is the head ola
sphinx. sigEifying the mysteries Of Proyi-
dcncc, and on each side carytidc, in relief,
of Egyptian figures. The frame. notwth-
Standing its meaning, is so worked out in
bdS rciieco rs not to attract attention from
the alto reliero which cmbodieS the main
idea.
4 very beautiful poem in German has
been written by Herr Fietceman. Of Berlin,
upon the work.
1Mr. Ezekiel is from Richmond, and has
relatives and many friends here who will re-
jOice in his success
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Casacs,. y. a.. and rSanyiNe EacEs,s.
lcorrc.ron4cnec OF the Richmond nispatcllI

iCurTc>p an4curc Of the Richmond ESpatcl.l
nA>rILE. Va. September 6, 1873.
4 ride VI twenty-five miles 10 and irO in
Ea>wrll county. on Yesterday, satisfied me
Il Int there will he in Ca>wcll county what
have reported ~ in prospect for the two
ni.sh,nrin@ counties III Virginia, large
ryrp o! coarse Tobacco. This must hc the
result u the abundant rains which have fol-
lowed the long drought, unless we have IN
UNUSUALLY lac fall. Now aud then came
uI,rn those cyc->oIes 10 IL" traveller Ill
>0u,h>ido Virginia. fields entrusted to ne
gro tenants, and reminding me OF what X
said by the wise man about the field OF the
,lu49vrd. There were in the first ten miles
down the Dan some several fields OF con>ld-
cradle size. the cultivation OF which. alter
one or two workings. had been aiiaH-
doncd. ~ | learned upon careful inquiry, on
account Of sickness among the hands. lie
diseases mostly prevalent, and more prcEa-
lens now llllu for the last three seasons, are
The common chills ani the bilious fever.
During the storm on last Thursday. the
18th. Mr.. Felix Walters had two ulIllcs Killed
ana his stable destroyed by lightning. The
driver. who was standing near the mules.
ESCAPED. but he has been suffering since the
shock with hcm0rriagCS from the lungs.
| lit IglitS lHl ii>1i'lt ~ liiN lIfNhNN I'm
GERS of Diuyilie show that the tobacco trade
If DanyiIlc is still on the increase. The
trade. in leaf tobacco 1t the warehouses in
August. 1872, amounted 10 Sil3.2S3; in All
rust last 10 s1Jl - Ii, gain Tor August last
Of = ,oSs ihctaN on manufactured tobacco,
smoking included, shipped from panIille
in August. 49,, amounted to Sl2G,320, which
answers to 63l 500 pounds. The tax on
manufactured and smoking tobacco shipped
in August last amounts to Sl32,jIl, which
answers to 762.Sj5 pounds. The gain i'll
tax paid on manufactured and smoking TO-
bacco for August lat amounts to T2",2ol
the gain in the shipments for the same
month of manufactured and smoking to-
blcco amounts to l3l 200 pounds.
The Conservatives are looking forward
with pleasure to the visit from ''Coioncl, =
Daniel, and wish Colonel" Hughes could
come with him. ALPHA.
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The FARMERS MovEMESr.-Thc Cinciu-

TnE FARMERS MovEMESr.-The Cinciu-
natl Commercial thus speaks of the farmers
movement in the West:
"In no way whatever is the farmers
movement sectional. 1t does not appeal to
sectional feelings. nor does it appeal to Sec
tiona Interests. The objects it seeks appcr-
tain TO the general we'll being, and the peo-
pie Of New York are rs much concerned in
them az the people of Iowa or Illinois. To
the West it means better markets; to the
East it means more plentcous supplies; TO
the whole people it means an increase of
prosperity. 1t draws no line between East
and West, any more than it does between
North and South. It is calculated to benefit
the commercial interests of New York as
well as the producing interests of Kansas.
II the Western farmers could market their
crops on fair terms, the European demand
for American cereals would be doubled, and
the ability Of the farmers to purchase man
ufactured articles would be quadruped.
Thus the commerce of New York and the
manufactures of Massachusetts and Penn
sylvania would find this advantage. The
farmers movement has had its most rapid
growth in the Western States but this does
not make it sectional. 1t is merely owing to
the fact that the evils with which it proposes
10 deal have been first and are most keenly
felt by Western farmers"
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4 NERO OF TIE BEsCH.--The members of
the District bar arc accommodating evidence
Of the uniitness Of Judge Humphreys to
hold the position of Justice on the bench of
the District Supreme Court, and will present
their grievances to Congress in December.
1t will bc their endCavor to show that Judge
Humphreys is mentally unfit for the Office !;
that his conduct towards members of the
bar is tyrannical in the extreme, and his be-
havior not such as COMFORTS with the dig
nifty OF the office. One Of the favorite
amuscments OF this Nero Of the Bench, as
he is called b. the District lawyers, is to i'm
pose excessive fines for contempt of court.
To-day while holding the Equity Court he
commanded Il member Of the lar to amend
his BILL TO this the lawyer objected. as the
bill was perfect. and he did not wish to make
any amendments to it. The court demanded
an explanation, TO which the attorney re-
piled, :. | made it because the court had at
tempted to control me in the management
Of my case. consider il is my duty TO de-
eide whether 10 amend the bill or not, and
not that Of the court" For this he was
compelled to pay a fine Of S25.- Washington
Correspondence Ncr York Hcr0ld.
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4Ij(iIlNond I)ispatth.
-,..nAY. SEHTEMBER ., 1878,
Georgia GreetS Virginia..

.- ~urprGu HAu. OVEN THE AIRLINE
>r,7VrAST GEORGE A--So@ETHNG ABOUT OUR
>Yv TK,RuThKv COUNTRY.
.~r,..n ona,nce or the Richmond Dispatch.l
MoRToN HE,GurS, GEoHGIA.}
September 6. ! /. N.
,rArsia 10 Virginia sends greeting ny the
n3iI over our great through line, the
Atlanta and Richmond Airline railroad. I'D
49,. mountains Of northern Georgia we are
..-,, within twenty hours OF the old Do
.-'.,,.,n. and her absent sons hail with plea
...,,. MS new link to bind lis Ia our ancient
....,.1gr sud opening to her this new tide Of
.-. A.. - advance her assured prosperity.
TINS northeast Georgia Is country here
..l,r,. diiG,ult of access shut IN by mighty
.,,,,nfs,n>. and like Tazcwcll. Lee, and
=, .~.a,nta, counties, in Virginia. compare
,-,,N uuhuown abroad, except 10 visitors
-,H.,y,, cNm" from across the ocean 10 be-
..; her lofty mountains ANA more noted
..-..,.-fafts. In this county {tiabcrsham) are
.. . ~,l8rrAIslc clfaractS. one falling - lar
49,. .., reap y Niagara. and named by the
s....u> II their striking language Tuccoa
r.,,.s;.. Another. within Il dozen miles.
. Succession Of grand falls making III =
.f., distance. nearly three hundred icct. Il
..,t~, forming The Savannah below :;
. -. ,aru.h rocky clrl>n between ellis
.. ..nt .;i-ai2h and called Nv the red man
.a.. III IDrg!Aicl. Then Tory mountain,
.,..v - hi1n ~ In" Peaks Of Otter, and
>..E indian for bear. grand, h!caA.
~, summit overlooking the thaita'oo'
.... -s.u- 81; liz foo; through ir!iic'
.>..y ,a.,,y. called from is once presiding
t....y. i beautiful Indian maiden. Nacoo'
.. E,ruiag star. Among these noun
g. - .olI j. Successfully mined Still, While
-,..,.r,o The climate i better than Virgo
,... @.r autumn cjvlEI two crops Tor one
.,.n.: and now even cotton i made 10
..r. with til" h,jp Of III" fertilizers and
..:- tine yir!a, "u'y second to tAr pest
,;..a 1r,: ot the stare. The t!ima'" is IKE
wa9n'aiu> ui Italy, and VIII L nounoic>S
~.... .:o,yrr. ea,5p land. and health equal
81. Piedmont AVID Valley regions at IL
..... mi rHi> >uu.~cr tj.icd with pleasure
,.a.,v> "m ,1n Gill; q til" south. Ill
.-,.>,a ,"a "toE hui5'""@ summer houses
...... E.t ..r rain .ratr>. More anon.
!. {. ".
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Mr.. George Grote, the distinguished his
torian ct Greece. who was for several years
n mcmbcr OF the British Parliament, and a
leader of the Radical party in England, moot
tied his political opinions very considerably
before his death. In 1867 he wrote is lot-
lows:
Il have out!iycd my faith in the efficacy
of republican government regarded rs Il
cl,cck upon the vulgar passions OF ma.
ority in a nation. and ] recognize the tacl
That supreme power lodged in their hands
NAV be exercised quite rs mi>chleyolsly is
bv dcspoic ruler like The hIst Napoleon.
The conduct of the northern States in me
hate conflict with the southern States has LED
me +, this conclu>i ion. though it cost Inc
much 10 ayow ii, even to myself.
\ correspondent of the Chicago inter-
Ocea,., who has been travelling through
some Of the back conntics OF kentucky,
gives some curious glimpscs OF the rule ol
civilization he encountered. One day he
dinel witt, minister. His liable was Il Hat
stone r'a.la"' :sy ~l@,@, I'D H. t!!"'n="-feon'
WAS motlie: carin.
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PORT Or RlCHMOND, SEPTEMBER o, 1Sio'
ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF Maryland. Geoghegar, BIiti-
more merchandise, ". L. Brett.
Stcumship Old Dominion, Couch, New York,
merchandise aud passengers q. W. Alien u Co..
SSchSouer Francis French, Throgmorton, Aew
York. corn. CALICO mills. ,.u >. ,-,.
mrrch .rdisc Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner .. L. Binis !!Sh"r, fii!'de lpii'' co'''
II. II. c0ttrcll. go. ., ,,,t,
Schooner judge llopainson, Baker, "corScto"h'
coil Lame. River Towing Company.
Schnonrr America. Paul. iiaSre dc Grace, h. u.
Bentley. 49,, >.s,r loo N
schooner Maid of the Mist. Alexandria, grain.
CLEARED foE THIS PORT.
Schooner j. :. Irwin, lngcrso!, rhiladelpht, sep
SEoon"r L. White Blake, philadelphia Scptrm-
Der ;th. ,., at, r.,,.,
schooner Frank &. Dow, Case. RichmoGd, asaine.
Elrk Socihe Sircukcn. New York, september ith'
for H!cineu rio Echu!nnd. r.
Schnourr i,ardtnian. Yates, Eocklaiu. lJE HIGH
,,nni, ri Vineyard Haven, Snn.cmh"r sd.
Schuon-r ". J.. C"x. Evans, Philadelphia, sep.
tcmDcr ad. .. ,,.....,, ,,a.,,., ,,,,,,.,
Hrig Nellie Gray, No!cs. New York. Angus; :s,h.
iarL G. r. Eaten. Ratiford Liverpool, July !9th.
Bark Ceres, Socken, Liverpool. July IL sale.
August 5t!l. -. n,t,,,,t
August eth.
MEMORANDA.
Schoonc- =. e.. Sawyer, Cook, al Woods Hoe
snr,rmhcr 9Th To load Guano for Hicilmand.
schooner John {. Henry, DonEcliy' HichHoh J,
arrived NJ Philadelphia. September 3d.
Arrived ut New York september ;, srho"ners
c,i.i. Raven i,ichmVnd: eeabrd, Shici'ls: Bal
iara. HedGen; john Twsy, HaAict1n; hobcrs
knight, Winner.
NOTICE 10 MANNERS.
PORTLAND. Me, September !.-Dnc OF the &c"
he'll bnoys /, 10 Dc placed 81" the light at tie &c,
Ia our harbor. III. buos consists OF iTam, f'.s.hs
VERY motion Of The frame causes The bell to toll
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DARING ESCAPE OF 4 DESPERATE HORSE
TmEF.- Memphis. September Some days
since J. 4. White, prominent citizen, was
arrested on the charge of horsc-stcaIng, and
within fsw days subsequent no less than Il
dozen specific charges for similar offences
were made public. He was committed Tor
trial without bail.
To-day his wife called TO see him, and after
spending half an hour came to the gate with
him and asked to be let out. He presented
a cooked revolver ut the guards head and
cried, "Lct me out or die The guard
spraug back and White Garted out, mounted!
a horse which was in waiting, and dashed
OIL before an alarm could be given.
Pursuit was begun us early Us possible,
but up to dark he had not been recaptured.
His wife had carried IL revolver in her panier
to him. and had Il horse in waiting. She
was arrested,
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,rights are i'll demand, but lugS anu shipping to-
,c market remains ut our quotations rs below
RICHMOND MARKETS.
MoEDAY, September :, ls73.
Country Produce.


MoEDAY. September :, 1873.
Country Produce.
Roots: Ginseng, 75lys5c: seneca without top, coz.
Bee$,Ua,r: 2sc. ~ D..
Buittr: Prime to choice yellow, a5Il23c. poor 10
good, i:zt lac. common, eUlOc.
Broom Corn: Green. 6Gsc. rcd, 3@ic.
C,,rll KeGi: SIC. a. b,IShcl.
Egqs: In barrels lGlQl7c. "a dozen; iu crates,
lSMi9c.
8GM seas: superiinc S76tS725: extra S7.75f,Ts in
ily. ordinary run, sS.5O4Ss 49, fancy BRANDS $1,000
ash.
Fathers: Prime ilye-goose, 75Q85c.; common, 80
9iOc.
F1urseed: sl.s5 u bushcl.
HUI: Virginia timothy, *l.l5G$l.3o: clover, $50
0)c.
Lurd Country, lOc.
Oats: Baled, s56I9oc. q 90 ia.
Potatoes: Irish, 75c.al$l % bushel.
Rye: 75c. e bushcl.
,S,nnac: *I.25.
Shucts: slI$l.25.
Iiilior: 7sal3c. p h.
EooI: Washed, a5a 42c.; unwashed, 23a2Ic
Cement, Lime, Plaster, &c.
Cement: S2.25QtT23o 81 barrel; Roscndale, $3.50.
Liuy. Agricult,lra lOI l2ic. ~ bushcl; Virginia.
Indian Rock, Il .20M Sl..0; Rirerton, Fl."5NTiiO,
Rockiand. *l.65NSl.o0.
plastr: Lump, none IN market; ground si';
calcned' SAG $500 nrv t;oods.
1ro.ca ShettinnS and ShirtinGs: a. Manchester.
lOIc Manchester. s!c. 81: Manchester. &c. ::
l.: james River, lO:c. james River. S!c.: James
De: Granit,yillc la,c.: IL Potomac, l.tc. l.!
EIut Ridge. &c. IL E0ckbridec, lO!c.: Rock
bridge, yc.; -! Lcak>sic, l?c. l.! y. Cones
iort l.Ic. : G.. CuncStOr:t, ll:c.: ID. ConcstoSa
losc 10. Pcpperill 35c. lo-I City, 323c
El,,,ched SLirfiugs and Sh.ilngs: III Wams,itta.
lstc: III Masonyillc. 6tc. ~ kock dalc. he -!
Home. l4c.: IL Oneida l2!c. ii AVomiale nc. :
io,.: Bar,bry. &C.. lied Deg. 81: Ii ocitiatc,
&C.. Mcthuan, i3c. Peterborough, &C.; To-! Wal
liam SOC: lo-i Cily Mills. a5c.
SrD,cn Driiis: Petersburg, He. Wc>tforl, l2tc.
t tmssa Jams: Pavana, lCtc.; Amoskcas, l2sc
Dr,tims Harlem. I24c.: Boston Steam Mills l2lc.
Prints: American. lic. Aliens, He: Rich
mond. lie. snr'ETr, H.; MahcHsI."ri lic
lie: Mallory. he: Orcnigl. llc.: Pacific. He. ::
Arnold &C. ;kinoske:g, DC; Nanisutta. Sc.
Countries: Rice. &C.; English, sc.
Drugs. Dycstuits. Oils, &c.
.4tim: Sc.
licolot: s..ls7:ses q gallon.
Concentrated Lye: - Z. case OF four Dozen.
Cupperds: &c.
Cocl.iatul: Il 7B.
Ert,mc, Of Logtrood: lec.
Itdigo: $..:5c.
-uffttL.f. lUt.
mis-. Lius,-el sles: machine. 5IG Sl.75: sperlA,
.sgs: whale see: straits d5057ec: Labrador,cp
oil suGi s5c: llru. sac: SWEEP. - g. noHca. pa1
.,iad sl: c;istor ~ II gallon: Virginia i"pfic'''
SOC : kerosene, &c. Il gallon.
Race Ginger: !6c..
s.si,,. Sal. &C., in Kegs; English soda, &C.. Amcri-
:an. tic.
Shirts Ttsptntine: $4,000.
Fertilizers.
Cprpo: Peruvian. $50; Gnanapt 20 ION, ,",,
| .'nrrnhospnita. $780, -four raw-bone, ?eo' fic"'
mont geo Maryland tohacco-ioca' Sso.
Foreign Fruits and CANDY.
Caady: i5c. u II.
L.lunas. SIS VI nJx.
Oromges: None in market
Groceries, &C.
p, Shoulders :Ot9L o.r.: ribbed sl'ies. Iehl.r.
nn srorr, !: rlcar rlns:u sies. l9kti"Ec., sirSi,
.,.r-rprnd. t'r. fiFEirf' 'i'h'N. 1850: !,
irt,, IulC u!Lu ii..Ii.-, 80, '''99>>' .'
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MrrE RAILROAD CRIMISALs.-Thc coro-
ner'e jury ut Minnesota on the Detroit and
Michigan Railroad disaster found William
Brown. brakeman of the express train .crimi-
nallv guilty in diSohcyin~ the orders of Con-
dlctor kncl 20 go back further to warn the
freight train. The Jury also tiud Conductor
Shncran. Engineer Montreal, and Drak2mcn
Catnrv and Law, Of the freight train, guilty
Gr criminal ncgigcnca-tlc engineer TO: run
ming at 4 rae Of speed greater than the rules
allowed: the conductor for not having the
brakemcn 1t their posts: aud the Erakemcn
for not being 1T ;hcir posts. They are
all in custody except Brown, who is in
Canada.
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( Craig.
TIE ArrLE CROP AND POLITICS.
t,,rrrS1AnnI IN rn OF the RlL.h1Mnnl Eisnafch

correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
NEW CASTLE, September 5, 1878.
am sorry to learn from your paper that
the appic crop is Il fixture III southampton,
and that the Drewry beverage will be scarce
this fall; but glad am that there is some
spiritual influence there for kempcr, With
trS. aud Daniel.
The fail rains have softcned the hardened
sod. and the farmers are now seeding, and
VIII soon he able to spend Il few days flying
around for their country's good; and from
the spirit ring that were in to-day. having
their surveys made and eyccutln" their
bonds. | think II Drcwrv is scarce in South
anpton. and she needs. she can make re.
qi>tion on Craig. There is considerable
OF the old on hand.
No more till after the election, at which
time Craig will strike for the banner flag ;
and then Iii Scud you the mes how kcmpcr
has storm llil>c. Yours. pETEH.
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BbLTfAltJRE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, September S.-F!our active. neat
aud strong: whit" choic. Sl3i: TAR 10 PRIME
choice. Sl.1umSl.e5: choice amber, Sis2u :. "a
good Ia prime red SI&Rt S,J: common 10 idL rch,
Si.6cGfl.i2: Pennsylvania. Sl.datG:!I5 'ornhrhi !
white southern. Gic; yellow southern. t9nEO"c. ,s!s
tirin"r aud higher: southern, i.trJuc rye nrni
Provisions frln.r. Mess pork, Sl7.75@iS!5. Bulk
meats firm and higher; shoulders. s!noc cir rio-
sides. .; IL rc. Bacon firm and unrhaaSch; III, ~
unchanged. Lard dull and nominal II sh&s4r.
Western butter and coffee iHchangrd y III. kcy
dull and heavy 1t 0jllg.c sugar strong ~ ;lmEic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

Great anxiety is felt at New Orleans re-
garding the yellow fever at Galveston and
Shreveport. Private kilograms state that
boats from Galveston arc qlaranilned at
Houston, thereby stopping all through trt-
vel.
The following from the president of the
Shreveport. La, Board of Trade has been
received at New Orleans sowing to the
prevailing malignant fever here, aud corsc-
quent panic in The country, our city has been
quarantncd by interior points, and trade in
consequence is paralyz@d.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-09

\ REMARKABLE SToEY.-A paper pub
liShcd iii ST. Joseph. Mo-, is responsible for
the following story Of what it calls strange
case but nevertheless Il true one: "Ic>ter-
day Dr.. ]. II. Rogers, Of Ammonia. came
down to the city, and when he got OIL the
train ut tic FrallciS-Strcct depot he was
robbed Of his gold watch and chain. Last
night l:c dreamed that it WAS hid under
the dclN', and this morning he went and
found il, safe and AL right, and still ticking."