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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.


SkLEH.-1B shares OF Old Dominion Steamship
Cempany's stock sold ut 90. -. .,,4s.a J. ,tag
G9psrnmens Sscurttfss.-Unitsc States Afs,
side observation-disclosures 10. 4e-s, soy bid s o.,
asked; Virginia consols, 5935 Dii, GO asked: Viz.
gtnia consels. new. 2sk bid; Virginia deferred. 5
bid, ASKED; virginia Interest GER ncares, l34
olo- I4Es asked: virginia tlx-receivabie coupons,
SIX bid, 90 asked; NORTH Carolina bends. 23k bid
new North Carolina bonds, per cent soy bid. 81
City Observation-Disclosures city ss, }. and j.,
.123 bid: Richmond city 6,s. j. and J., lO7N bid;
Petersburg CITY S's F. and A., los asked Lynch
SIS, 81 and n, lIsX lad. I25 asseti': Norfolk city
6s: J. asd j., 70 bid Fredericksburg city rs M.
and NJ Jog bid; Manchester bridge SIS. 81. and NJ,
g.. s6aI bid. 90 asked.
Railroad Bonds-Ehesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road On: 1908, n. anaN. 4ax bal: Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad gold, EsaS, J. anaJ- 22lS bid, 25b
asked; Virginia Central Railroad first mortgage
t Gs : and j. 1oi bid Virginia Central Railroad
asked; Virginia Cenlra, Railroad fourth morfgag
IS. X aAd j., log bid; Virginia Central Rail- Dad
non- mortgage Ss, j. and d.. LOS sbid; Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad second mori gage 6's, j. AM
j. ash biz; Virginia and Tennessee Railroad th!rd
osgags Ss D. and j. lsa pid virginia and
Southside Railroad first mortgage preferred SIS, J..
and J l074 bid: SOuthside Railro Dad second rzort-
ynSe preferred u.s. j. and q. coy bid; Soutaside
.5SM bid SSE asked; Petersburg Railroad first mort
gage S's, j. arsi. j., 112hd; Petersburg RaIlroad
second muhiSaSS ), d. ana D., 4 L DID; Atlantic.
ississipp and Ohio Railroad certificate, 1Ol bid
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad llrst mortgage
S's, A. and o. 10 BID; Orange and Alexandria
Railroad frss morteags,6 s, N. and NJ, eJ4 bid;
Orange and Alexandria Railroad second mortgage
IS; j: and j. s5.s bic; Orange and AIeaaadris
SO asked; Orange, Al.xandrla and Manassas Rail-
road trst mongase Is, J. and j.. 63& bid; Rich
mond and Danvine Railroad consolidated 6's. nj .
aud NJ, asa bid; es4 asked; Piedmoat Railroad
first mortgage Ss~ \. and o., 110k bid. lis
asked as Richmond n York River and ChssaDetake
LOO a. sed; g. Z. and 4. Railroad first mort cage
rs, 9o bid, 963 asked: C.. Z. and A.. Railroad Sc
cond mortgage IS 70 bid, 76i; asked.
CdaGl BOndS--James River ana Kanawha Canal
FIRST mortgage 6s, VI. and ". At bid, So ssXed.
Rnitr0dn N2cks.-Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
lUO par, Sh hsd, liz asked; Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad, 100 par, ~ bid; Connection Rail-
road, stock. 20 par. 70 bid; Richmond and DanYIIe
Railroad, 100 par l9 bid. II asked; Seasoard and
Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, ZOO par, a;h bid.
Bunk Observation-Disclosures and Planters Savings
70 par. * bid; Citizens Rank. 25 par, al}; asked
Bank OF Commerce. % par> 20 asked.
insurance Virginia Fire and Mn.
rine. rs par. 35a asked: Virginia Home, 100 par
92tf bid, 100 asked; Merchants and Mechanics
l 90 par. a5k bid, 81 asked.
As2ceiidneosLs.-Od Dominion Steamship Com.
panY, 100 par, SO bid, e3>s asked
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Especial 10 The Cincinnati Commercially
rastainioN. OHIO, September "a. The Irish
tbis '" w. Benevolent Society convened in
dred ehf To-day. There are about hum
UnitsSSe sssgates present from all parts OF the
S sas formed !, to escort the delegates. 1t was
seen III IL Tue largest Catholic displays ever
ss sna " Tue city. The order OF the process.
ths' ON co,l prised five divisions, composed OF
Clojo nS.noiic societies OF the order from
THAN us, Springfield, London, Piqua,
thai ,hn. ana Dayton. 1t was estimated
s' w, men in line. A"N ''A '''"
was ,aa p;aYention met at the City Hall, and
SasosHe received with a welcome address nv
EeIley balz, responded to by Hon. A. Nj,
was n psssiaent OF hesorder. An address
who W.. made IA by Judge Dwyer, OF Dayton,
conye6t,asaae founder OF abis order, and the
'a shsn, after the appointment Of
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ECZEMA ON THE SCALP, BREAST, AND
LIMBS CURED.

Aessrs. Weeks & Potter; Gentlemen,-l cannot
refrain from adding my debt OF gratitude to You
for having placed within my reach The wonderful!
CUTICUKA REMEDIES, which have rendered unnc-
cessary all further experiment Of physciaEs and in
remarkably short space OF time have rid me of u
loalhsome disease. dispensed with all physicians
two Years ago believing they did me no good. The
CUTICuRA has stopped this unsatisfactory expense
even If It were necessary aud had the courage any
longer to follow their advice, and brought the long
looked. for cure and happiness.
have been afflicted with Eczema or Salt Rheum
on my scalp. breast. and limbs for FIVE years, during
which time have been under the treatment of ply
sicsns. or at mineral springs, taking some kiud
OF medicine. have been treated by Drs. =, of
-; DR.. -, Of -, and visited sulphur springs
and taken numbers of patent medicines, all without
the faintest approach to 4 cure.
April lsJ last began the use of CUTICURA, which
was Immediately successful Iii my case, entirely
curing me. / have not had clean scalp for fifteen
years until the of the CUTICURA entirely healed
it, aud left ii clean and healthy. The other parts of
my body were affected in i more aggray ated form,
but are now completely healed. believe myself
completely cured. / shall conlinue the CUTICuRA
REsoLyENT as directed, for its wonderful action
OH the stomach and bowels and cooling influence Oh
the blood. 1t will afford me pleasure as have done
in many to urge the afflicted TO use these Won
Yours, &c. STEPHEN CROMWELL.
NEW BEDFORD, September 80. 1878.
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Grant I'm California.

IL
:ta,..a.. s.'a,, - SOLDIERS. 49, Z
A dispatch from San Francisco to the
Cincinnati Commercial says:
I The following are Grants words spoken
to-day to the eX-Confcderats soldiers at
City Hall: M )
{. Genilemen.--It has afforded me great
satisfaction aud pleasure TO observe the very
cordial reception / have received here, and
especially the welcome coming from the
gentlemen You represent. IF you had tray
eled around the world as have
for several years past you would APP
preciate, like me, the value OF our
common country more completely than
any man who stays at home. You would
be everywhere gratitied to see that we are
recognized By all the nations on the earth
in higher light than our own people i'm
agine. Our resources are considered I'M
limited, and when one gets to see the ma
tons OF the world and considers. he begins
to appreciate the inestimable value of our
broad acres and the great energy OF our
people that is forever upbuiIdips IN State
and city and town. .><.
..It affords me great satisfaction and
pleasure to receive the gentlemen who were
long ago opposed to US, and I hope, If this
country ever sees another war we small all
be together under one flag, lighting COM
mon enemy"
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CUT1cCEA REsoLvENT, the Great Blood-Purifc,
aud Liycr-Stimulant is the most searching, cleans
ing, and purifying agent Of this century, 1t may be
detected in the saliva sweat, milk blood, and urine
in forty minutes after taking the first DOSE showing
that it has entered the circulation and been carried
10 every part Of the system. 1t forever eradicates
the virus Of Syphilis, scrofula, Cancer, and Canker,
those terrible blood-poisons that rot out the ma
chinery OF life, filling the body with foul corrup-
lions. Taken internally in conjunction with the
external application Of CUTICURA, the Great Skin
Cure, It speedily cures Scrofnlous Ulcers and Old
Sores, Salt Rheun, Psoriasis, letter, Ringworm
Scald Head Dandruf, and all Itching and Scay
Diseases OF the Skin and Scalp.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, September &c. 1870.
The number Of breaks to-day comprised 14s
hogsheads and ~ terccs. The offerings at auction
on Change were 81 packages Of which number 81
were sold at prices ranging from IL 10 $50.
The following are the quotations:
DARK GOODS, FOR EXPORT.
Lugs-Common, S2.j0a$3; medium, $50
$3.50; good, s4G&4.5O,
Leaf-Comlnon, - @$5.50 medium, S6MSGj0
good: S7@$7.5o; nne, $l0@$12.50; extra line,
Stemming.-Common.- *2.50@*4:. medium,
S4.50@S6; good, $6@S7.50; line, 5000.
DARK Goops-MASUFAcTURISG
Lug Filters.5Common, 1904; medium. SO %
% Ieaf F9fier rC s5@s6.5o: medium. 81
@ss.5o; good, s9@SI05O; inc, s1IGsi2 So
extra fine sun-curcd, Sl2MS17.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. $40 So so: medium, 50
ass. 80; good. SlO@.S10.30: fine. Sl3GS14; ex-
ira, sIl.5O@$12; extra sun-cured, Sls@$25.
BRIGHT ooDS-MASUFACTUEING.
Smokers...Common: $5aS7: medium. $500
FiHer8.-Common, s5Gs6: medium, S7@ 80;
good, slO@sl2; fine, s13@$l5:,
s25: good, $3o@S4O; line. $45@ $50; fancy, 500
Nahogany Wreppers.-Common, $l5@sls {;
medium. S2QMS23 good, S30N!4Oi fine, S45&
$50; extra, S60@S75.
WESTERN GOODS.
Lug FIIlerS-Old dark, S364.5O.
Leaf FiLLers.-Common TO medium, S4&S6; good
TO fine, SOLO.
Lugs, Vorking.-New dark, &2.5o@i3.
Itat. Stemmtmg.I>New dark. S4GtS7. o,,o -
@S1O.
REMARKs.-There has been 10 material change
in the above quotations for several weeks. The
market Is little weak for all grades Of filters.
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correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
fortsmSut2s Baptist Ass0ctatiOn--The
Cr0DS-- p0fitfcS DC

hEAPsvlLlE, Va, September %, 1879.
The Portsmouth Baptist Association
c,oSed ITS ei@hty-eighth annual session to-
uay al tins place. Four new churches were
received, making tirty-three in all. Captain
.. Il: wright, Of Suffolk, was moderator,
ana atit Rev. q. j. Holiday clerk. Rev. o. F.
rrhPpo preached The Introductory sermon.
he report on State Missions was discussed
0 Dy Rev. Dr. T. Il. Eaton and Rev. A. E..
piehihson' and Sl,435 pledged for this good
cause. - :. -,--7.'7 3 =
me corn in al. this region will rot make
no s tDan half crop, owing to the drought
ana tae storm. More md more our people
neie are turning attention to trucking and
10 PEANUTS.
.,;s among the c!ergymen attending the Bap-
NJ. MA. ASSOCIATION was Rev. Mr.. Hall, Of the
eStaodlst Church and of the Virginia Le-
S5aIafe, Though Parson Massey has been
N SisNaa mere and "said bis piece" il is be-
a,ne mat friend Hall--a debt-payins man
ana every be reelected.
-. PRINCESS ANNE
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. sErTEMDEs 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Schooner l.. C.. Hickman, Hudson, Philadelphia,
conl Chcsapca ke and OHIO Railroad
schooner Heading Railroad, No. "a. AiRsie.
phtluLeIphi.. coal, 1netapeake and ONO RAILROAD.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyanoke. Couch, New YORK, neEcbSE-
,i;c and messengers. q. w. Allen Co.
STEAMER j. W. Evtrman. Carr, philadelphia
merchandise and passengers ). W. heearfleS'
agent. ,,, ,,,,,oa c,a,a.
mall, merchandise, ami passen@Sfs' L.. d. Aaluin
agent. ,.,.a.. ,h,..t.,,n,,
Schooner a, VI. EDWARDS. Corderey, Philadelphia,
granite and slaves. Curtis & Parker
Schooner archer d. Reeves, swIE, ne" ioss,
camel coal. GerYas Slerrs, agent -
MEMoRASDA.
NORFOLK. September 27.-Arrlyed: schooner
Laura c. Wolf Ewing, from HhiiadeipAi@ tor hica'
mond.
PHILADELPHIA. September 26 Cleared: schoo-
ner Clarinda, Stone. for Petersburg, va; .,
phur az the wharf at Boston for Woods Ito e, was
slightly damaged by fire September ESD The cause
or the re Is said 10 have been the friction cansea
by The falling OF aloaded whee!barrow into the hod
where The sulphur was lying ioos &c. The lire was sub
dued without a eat loss which is fully covered ey
insurance. 80
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York September 2fth, schooner T.
= - BY Telegraph. JHt.a ss-as-.
NEW YORK, September 26-Arrtyed: SeeGar,
Civ Of BRUSSELS Mkado, Gapgss, SIas, City OF Ma.
con: Arrived out: Chilian. Fd0ardos, Lake Me-
nieon. Sumatra. Homeward bound Criterion. for
Tyhee river: prosperita, for WlmlEgtoni Anqne
sorre!,e, for New Orleans; kepuhhs, Tor savannah
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BIsHoP DoGGETT.-A letter in the Louis
vile Courier Journal, giving an account OF
the proceedings OF the Kentucky Annual
Conference, NJ. L. Church South, at Rich
mond, KY, says:
Yesterday [Sunday] was notable day in
this city in church circles. The various
pulpits OF the city were occupied by men,
bers OF the Conference, and all we'll attend
ed. The Opera-House was damned to hear
Bishop Doggett, OF Richmond, Va. His
sermon was mastery production, and
gave great satisfaction to all who hear it.
The Conference strongly expressed con-
fjdence in DR.. BEDFORD.
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FIRST ASD SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS


fSeporte6 FOR the Dispatch.1 js&
,,. rra,r began on the oath, and Will con-
", ar three DAYS. It is the best Fair /
tihu. ,,.;tnessed on these grounds. The ex-
eve eve, IN all departments far excel any OF Its
hls .Ssressors. The domestic department Is
ps;,ahly tiled. The ladies have done
aosn,' ,or this Fair than any we have bad
sp before. A good attendance the hrst
s ,e,. and \ nerfect lam the second day. The
W. '1nosramme had announced that the Hon.
Jhn Randolph Tucker would speak on the
, Do;r. Grounds at 10 O'Clock. This may &C"
ao,,,, in some measure for the rush to the
Fair early. <,.
Thr Hon. I. c. Fowler introduced Con-
,,r.ssman TAYLOR, from East Tennessee,
who with remarkable modesty and grace
woke onlv few minutes, and then intro
dnred yircinia's noble orator and states.
nan Jo,n Randolph Tucker, at whose feet
NO rNr. Taylor} had sat spell-bouna lot
hnnrs listening 10 his powerful rhetoric and
,or;c in the hals OF Congress. Mr.. Tucker
,yss clad 10 address the people OF two States
., one time ION the border line which d.
r;t,rs them 10 imagination only" BE did
w, como to discuss the debt question OF
VIRGINIA. He had agreed to sink politics
for To-day and TO discuss "agriculture as
profession and farmers as class" but be
cave notice that he would "predch" al
Abingdon on the 18th OF October. We
s,nno.e by this he meant he and
Rrofhsr Paul or Parson Massey would
hold q meeting at that place ano
lime Dec Toiente. We were sorry that be
,ras moi in his native element, as ne would
have been il he had preached here; but
maybe he became all things to all men for
the once that he might win some by Inc
election time. He made an able speech,
however, and highly gratifying TO all, and
especially to the ladies, who formed large
part OF his audience.
forgot to tell you tina. the original wy
man. Richmond's favorte magician, wa!
here Monday and Tuesday FOR the first time
in his life, though he has passed his three
Scorc-years.and-ten. Our people were car
rcd away with him. He is coming to Rich
moud TO your Fair.
THE RACES.
FIRST Day.-1st. TrottiuS race, one mile
best three liz five; premiums, $50 and 81
This race was won by Fanny, entered b
Mr.. Jones. Of Bristol; second money b
Bristol Girl, owned by w. W. Davis, Esq
OF Bristol.
I'd. Hali-mile dash; SIS won by Melvi
McCauley, entered by J. W. Love, OF Vii
"inia, and SO By Fleetwood. entered b
y. Bryant, Of Virginia.
Second Day. First race-trotting-fou
wears and under; mile heats, best three i
five. First money, S25, won by Roscoe
entered by ". b. Melindy. OF Tennessee
second money, SIS, won by CaSh-Dowr
entered by V. II. Thomas, Of Tennessee.
Second race-half mile, best two in three
First money, Sl5, won by Taliy-Ho, enterc
by Wyndham Robinson, OF Virginia; sc
cond money won by Minnie, entered by
W. Bradshaw, OF Virginia. EN-.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH 70 The DISPATCH.

Of JOHN z. sTRoTHER FOR
THE SENATE PROM THE cULPEPER DIS.
.TRICT-MINNEsoTA DEMOCRATIC con-
I NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT MEMPHIS
THE TURF-TBREE NEW CASES OF VEL
LoW-FEvEI AT MEMPHIs-THE GREAT
WALKING aATcHAT GrLaoRE,s GARDEN
NEW YORK; ROwELL BETTER AND STILL
AHEAD At IL O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
FAILURE OF a NEW YORK HoUsE-A
TERRIBLE FIRE IN DEApwoOD, DAKorA-
THE WAIVERS STRIKE IN ENGLAND.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
FRIpAY, Sentembcr 26, ISL

Country produce.
.4ppies: sl@:2 q barrel.
BesSt1dI zoe. II d.
Butter: Prime 10 choice yellow, 1876; fair
Corn Isat: 6oc. = bushel for country; c5c. :or
city mills. a..-
466c.; unpeeled. 2M3c.; caerrle:, I20l5c. {.
b.. !: b!ackberrIes. J@6c.
Egqs: In barrels, Sc; IN crates, lie.
Fathers: Prime nre-goe=e. 35@4o:.: eom.coE.
F1Grssed: sl@sLlo P luslel.
Hay: Virginia timothy, eOt.; mixed COG 70c.;
clover, 60d65c.
oats: Baled. 55@65e. ..
Pointoss: Irish. :. barre, :l.5oG;2.26.
Lard: Country. S%M7 c
Rye: 65m70c. 2 bushel.
SHmuc: Prime. zoe.
S-led Sro,c: S5W4oc.
Wool: Wasted. 2sM3Oc.: anwasta3, 2o&22c.
surry WOO! wa bring from ; ~ DC. p % t"=s IRAN
above rates.
Cement, Lime, glaster. &c.
Cement: Rosc.dale. $50 = barrel.
Lime: AGRICULTURAL Sc Loo. = ogSAei; H"cE .4id.
Bl.l06Sl.a5. according 10 quantity: Iointer Ecn-
ishingl. $s.l5; Glenn's aal!s. s5D90c:
Tur: Large size. sa.25@s3.sa.
Drugs, Dsessutts. oils, &c.
1:s sI = $3.50 = saIer.
Concentrated Eye: S2.;5&S4 case c. four
CoppernS: &c.
EochinedI: GSe. = 70.
indigo: $l8gl.1o.
oils: Liuseed 75c.: machine slasI.75: sperm,
1925: whale. doc.; straits. 35o45c.: Labrador
coo oil. 50660c.; lard. 60c.; sweet, s6 ? dozen !;
best salad. $3.50: castor, $50 y gallon: Virgins
lub.icat.ng, 3OG3pc.; kerosene, l0e., cash. 2, sa-
io!i. ........
Rncs Ginger: &c.
Boots: Ginseng, soc.; seneca, wt,hos: top, $50
s? Soda: Sal. lsG2c., N kegs; English soda, Sc.
American, 3Gic.
Spirits TMrDentins: Acc.
Dry Goods.
Rro,on ShesttnGs ard Shirtf1iGS: "a Manche6-
ter 6c:S Manchester. 5sc.: i Manchester. Axe,
"A james River. &C.; . james River. oac.:
James River Axe; "A Granitev1lie. Iec-: Granite
lille &c; "A Rockbrldge. 6sc. Roc.orlde a'sc
"A W. Conestoga TIC. = u. CoueStcSa. &C.: u.
Conestoga 6!sc /; l0-4 reperii!, 25c.; lo-s CITY,
25c.: Cotton-Yarns, 9Oc.
gieached Shtr1tnos and ShastinGS: Wam-
srtta, Ice: Al Masonvipe, 10c.; A RocEda!e!
&C.; "A Home, 9isc.; A Oneida. lVc.; IA
| Avondale. 7c.: Al Social. SIC; A AmosRsag
! ssc,; Whisestone. 9ac.; i harEsley. o4s. rec
dog, SIC; r. 4 Ssituate, 7c.: Methuah, PC. re.
terborongn, 44c.; lo-4 Wal.ham, 27':c.: 1o-A Ct'
hh KTo;on Drills: Petersburg. 7c.; Granitevtila
Sc: Rockbridee, A. &c.; IA, SIC. 10.
| :. Corset Jsans:: PayoaiA. se'' A1seSAs@S' io''
r rpss,trls Har,ers Iasc.: Boston steam eils Sc
Pratt. American, 8sc.; Aen So y8c.:.g Rich
| -.ond. 81c.; SrIag>le. Sac:: .nGhcht5tef' ~
Il asIiaa!9H. 8lsc,: hamilton: s:e MsFsimses, W.
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ROWELL ON AND OFF.
THE SCURE At 7. VI.
At | O'Clock the score stood:

ROwELL'S CONDITION IMPROvED--THE SCORE
Alto VI.
NEW YORK, September pa rumor
prevailed this afternoon that Rowell had
been poisoned, but his trouble was rush
of blood to the head, severe attack OF
collie, and vomiting. He went off the track
several times, but his condition is improved,
and he Is walking easily. Merritt, Ennis,
Hart, and Krohne are also walking without
The score at 2. NJ, was: Miles,
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MINNESOTA NOMINATIONS.

ST. PAUL, September 2G.-The Demo-
cratic Convention nominated Edmund Rice,
Of st. Paul, for Governor; E. p. Barnum.
Lieutenant-Governor; Felix A. Bowen,
Secretary OF State; Lyman B. Cowdry, State
Treasurer; General P. NJ. Babcock, Attor-
ney-General; William Colville, Railroad
Commissioner.
The platform adopted declares that the
United States is an indissolube union OF
indestructible States; demands 4 revision
Of the Constitution, favors reform in the
civil service. and .dcnounces the presence
Of the army at the polls.
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Weston and the coored boy caused quite
an excitement. Hart was watching Weston,
and logged him around mile after mile in
the Rowell fashion. Weston tried to shake
him off, and reversed often with that object
in view, but Hart also reversed and still
stuck to him. They Knocked against each
other once in reversing, and the judges were
appealed to by Weston, but foul was not
allowed. The crowd applauded with vigor,
and for over half an hour the building fairly
shook with roars OF applause.
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WHEAT White. 136 bushels ut %; 20 BUSH
els good ~ 1928; 26 bushels very good al 1926:
~ bushels seed at Sl.30-lotal, 1874 bushels. Red,
SO bushels very good German amber ut 81 .25; Sc
bushels very good Lancaster at Sl.26: sS bushels
very good Lancaster 1T 1925; 80 bushels very good
Lancaster at 1927: 4O2 bushels very good Lam
caster 1t 1926: rs bushels good Lancaster at
$1.25: 400 bushels prime Lancaster at 1923:
1872 bushels mixed At 1922: 800 bushels. linked
AZ Sl.26; 434 bushels gond Fulfz n S1.1S; 100
bushels very good Fultz atSl.lS; l20 bushels Fultz
at S1.l9: $50 bushels choice Fuliz on private
terms; 234 bushels very good FulrZ Oh private
terms: ! 80 bushels very good futz AZ Sl.20: 1914
bushels Fultz ut Sl.l5: 262 bushels prime Fultz
at $40: 20 bushels Eultz al Sl.17: 200 bushels
common Lancaster ct Sl.1S--total, 1854 bushels.
CORN White, 100 bushels very good at see.
OATS.-22 bushels winter at 42c.
MEAL.-24 bushels goOt at &c.
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Execution ia Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, September 26.-Anthony
Blair (colored) was banged at Morristown,
Hamblin county, this afternoon, for the
murder Of Maggie Walker, his step-daugh-
ter. on July IL. 1879 After conviction the
prisoner refused to make an application for
a new trial, and also objected to an appeal
to the Court oil Last Resort.
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The Turf
T nY-TsuuI re- Dlrrc


LOUISVILLE, September 26.-In the third
race-a two-mile dasli-Himyar Won; Dave
Moore second. Ecker third. Time, $3.50.
RACE AT THE PEORIA FAIR.
PEORIA, ILL, September 26.-At the
Fair Grounds yesterday Hopeful trotted
two mle-heats against running horse in
0.21} 0.21S
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The Canvass.
JOHN n. sT1eTHER NOMINATED IN THE cUL-
PEPPER DISTRICT.

PEPPER DISTRICT.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.t
CULpEPER, Va. September 2G.-The Sem
atorial Convention composed of the: coun-
ties OF Orange, Rappahannock, Madison,
and CuIpeper met here to-day at O'Clock,
and after passing sundry resolutions pro-
ceeded to make a, nomination On the
fourth ballot John K. Strotner, OF this
county, became the nominee over Charlas
P. Moncure, Of Orange. In speech az
ceptiug the nomination Mr.. Strother said
he would give TO the McCulloch bin his
earnest support, and would strive to taain-
tain the free-school system. His speech
was received with prolonged applause and
cheers. His nomination may be considered
equivalent to an election.
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The Great Walk.

CONTINUATION OF THE CONTEST YEsTER-
DAY-wEsTON NOT IN HIS RIGHT MIND
RoWELL TERRIBLY sICE-MERRITT, HAZAEL,
GUYOS, AND HART GAINING CONFIDENCE AND
CLOSING UP.
New YORK, September 26.-Weston's
movements throughout the night were
erratic and uncertain. His physicians this
morning declare that he is not in his right
mind.
RoweIl has been off the track since seven
teen minutes past this morning, and is at
noon still in bis tent. He has been ter
ribly sick man. He will take the track a
very sick man indeed.
Sickness has inspired new life into Mer-
rift, Hazael, Guyon, and Hart, and they
are all passing along with increased en-
ergv. Merritt manages to keep his lead Of
a miles over Hazael, and is 16 miles behind
Rowell.
ROWELL on AND OFF.
NEW YORK, September 26.-Rowell came
on the track at eleven minutes past noon,
and was greeted with storm Of applause.
lie looks sick, and left the track again at
1890, during which time he only made
mile and 2 laps.