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OFFICE or THE JAMES RIVER ANp)
kANAwHA COMPANY,
RIHHMnNn Mach 1904

A r A MEETING OF THEPRESIDENT
"A AMI DIRECTORS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND kANAwHA COMPANY the following reso-
luton was adopted:
Rssotusd, that the President, on behalf OF the
President aud Directors OF the James River ana
kapawha Company, give notice. bv pub'tca' ion In
The Richmond DfsDdfeh, Lynehbarx Vir0fafag..
al claims Against the James River and Kama wha
sompsny embr,ced ~ ID following elias es--viz |:
sslaries and vases due officers and employers OF
and such debts. charles, costs, and xpens e. as
have isen incurred In the STANDARDIZATION OF The
be brought ~ sad died m thu COMPANY s once al
6chmond. With necessary proofs. on or before
SATURDAY the z1th March. 1850.
All cones raed vii sase take notice Of Inc above
ac'ion, and attend 20 tts requirem.rhs wifnout ds.
lay. JOHN w. JOHNSTON.
mn 10 ID preslden,.
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Mr.. e. 81. Bruce, Of Seldom q Bruce,
Richmond, Va, left here for Dublin Thurs
day morning. In attempting to cross Big
Walkers creek, which was still considers
bly, swollen from the recent heavy rains, his
horse, attached to buggy, fell down, and
becoming entangled In the harness was
drowned before he could be released. Mr..
Bruce got out Of the buggy, and with much
difficulty waded ashore, procured help, and
secured bis buggy and harness, and hired O
fresh horse 10 take him OF to Dublin
PedrisburQ Virqiniqn
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The SITUATION IN VIKGINIA.-Tbere is an
evident determination oB The part Of The Re-
adiusteI leaders In Virginia to try the eXDe.
riment Of running an independent electoral
ticket in the presidential Canvass Wash
angt1n Star.
DON'T you believe 1t. There will be no
Gnpledaed' electoral ticket in Virginia. Tue
ReaHj and Republicans will not run
separate tickets. The scheme that is now
talked Of is a ticket made up OF Republi-
cans and Readius,ers; but pledged OF
course to the Republican candidate.
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COHEN BR0THERs,
COHEN BR0rntR.,
CORNER FOURTH AND BROAD
swILL DISPLAY on MONDAY
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK IN ALL Tn,
DEPARTMENTS.

NEW DRESS FABRICS, in Preach, rn,,..
American manufacture;
A large display Of SILKS AID sATfvs q, 49,.
various new designs:
superb collection In GRENADINES ort,.
and Milan manufac urc:
Attractive exhibition Of the choicest d..
woRsTED and SILK DRESS NoyFtTr...
Also. tie most attractive stock o.. yorp,.,,.
FABRICS ever offered In this ely. lpc,,,....
the various BUNTINGs Of foreign and =,
tic designs, CAMEL'S. HAIR GAUzr ,rn
WARP, HENRlETTA CLOTHS. cpgpt 49,.
ETE, NOME GRAPE, ANGOLA Clor.,
TAMIsE.
They will also open their own direct lnpo-,..
new spring shades In the celebrated . I'M.
SEAMLESS" KID GLOVES. which tho.
the following low prices: Two b4,i.o 81
three-bu,ton, 1888; six-button. sgQs
Also, other recommendable KID GLOVE.
35c. mp;
Full lines OF the "LUCTA" Uni RE>>pb ,,,..
In three. four, ana SIX buttons:
New desi. rs in LADIES' SILK MlTr,.
Also, full line OF NEW THREAD GLOW,
In LADIES' and CHiLDREN'S HO>E w.oe....
most superb styles In cotton thread. ,.,.,
NH 20
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A CORRECT RULING UNDER BAD STATUTE.

A CORRECT RULING UNDER A BAD STATUTE.
Judge Rives, we think, laid down The law
most clearly IN regard TO the indictments
against the judges under the civil-rigbts
bill when he said in Judge HIPS case. on
the OCCASION OF advising the jury to sign a
verdict of not guilty, "that the Govern
ment must prove that the names Of no ne
-groes were selected and put into the box by
the Judge, aud that the Government must
further prove that they were left off the list
and excluded because q prejudice against
them on account OF their race. color. or pre-
vions condition Of seIvilude. "-Lynchbur9
NeaoS.
That was correct ruling undoubtedly.
Let Judge RIvEs have credit for it. The
mere fact that segroes are not on jury
"fals far short" Of proving that they were
left of because they we've negroes.
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OF course We cannot mske estimates
which are absolutely correct as 10 the re'a-
tive numbers Of the votes cast last Novem-
Der Tor the Rexdiusters and the Conserve
tIves by men who bad previously beeo
united under the name Of CONSERVATIVES
But Il Il not dI6zcultto approximate a &C r
rect estimate; and, as the WING Of yes' er
day declares that the figures we gave lss'
week are not correct. we shall take the .rou
bic to run over once more, as We did - ,vera
times last fall, the figures giving the eesu't'
IA the various counties, so as to pro We thai
our estimate Is reliable. And jw here
we will say that so far from roofing
lowerv than we did last fall, we have
merely repeated the estimates we then
made.
The vote Ia detail was as folio W.:
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PROPOS
DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANi
~ RAILROAD.

for the railro ID froa Redmond 10 New tto.V On,
and Tor TELEGRAPH POLLS from Richnn,uo All
buchanan. viii be Z. we'd By he nnderslkns' D.
wAkCH 23rn. The TIES are 10 be OF VIM" "a 4
inches thick, sad srv 10 be banked. The tvks.,l r
Poles 10 be OF Chestnut. oca>,, cypr -, or ',o,
20 feet ieng ana iochs IA diJnielsr Al 'hs '-'
end, and are To h. hz, led -, 10
For fur,hsrpar,ieuars aud speciass,ion, sIp'
m. q. CARSON.
NIB Sid 1901 Main street, kiebHi''"
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The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O. Ueie9ates.
The can Of the State Ccn'rel Committee
nrovtde. that there shall be one delegate
and .,,,e alternate 10 every 100 Conservative
70, Al. and muI,ip,es Of tao exceeding 90
0sitse basis OF the THsSS and HESDk'cAs!
vo,e IN virginia N November, 1915, to be
elected or appointed IN such manner as the
'ceunty and cisy organization may prescribe
Below we give ttae number OF delegates
and alternates each city and county 's emil.
tied to, except that Lynchburg Is 'acuueo
in Campbell coOaty:
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A CAxgRoN-Co YKLIYG C0NFEREYcE.-
From the New York Times J. Washing
ton, March 20.-SeDators Cameron, 81 Penn
svivan,a, and Conkling OF New York, left
Washington last night to visit General Cam
eron in Harrisburg. These gentlemen an
Dounced that their purpose was simply TO
make social visi. 10 the veteran pennsyl-
vanian; buf IL II surmised that they have
gone to Harrisburgt0 consult General Cam
eron in reference to future political move
scents, and particularly in reference to the
Chicago Convention.
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The Supreme Bench OF Baltimore has de-
eaded to recognize the rights of coored men
to serse on juries, ana twelve names Of such
citizens have been placed IN the box from
which the sext drawing of jurors will be
made But not so in Hoslon, New York,
philadelphia. Chicago, or elsewhere in the
North. However, there are 73S names OF
whites and only IL Of negroes.
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BLAINE DELEGATES II GRANTS Own
sTAvE. = GeneUc, Ill.,, March 21-Tbe first
ccusty Convention OF the Illinois campaign
was held here yesterday, for Lake. strong
Repub''can county. entitled to thirteen del.
ega'es. the parties are very evenly divided.
~ resulted ~ the election Of seven delegates
10 !ne springfield Convention in favor OF
Blaiae aud six 10 favor OF Grant. " "
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NEW GOODS.

now have IN store NY stock OF >PE'N'
GOODS, consisting Of ,
ELEGANT FRENCH and ENGLISH MlNI'N
III MR.. TEA, ana TOiLEl.>ti>,i ' -.'
shapes and decorations;
BLUEtANTUN DIN>ER-SEIS, M 800 Of, I.i'
pieces DtSSERT-SElS IA Dre ..cn. fi'i..
and Magenta Go0ds; ....,,s
CAME, FISH. STRAWBERRY. AND IrE''h 10
SITS IN variety ~ -
sEvFRES. DRTsRFN. RERLtN. lNpiA -
CHALEDONIAN CHINA NAst> 1.e ''l
MFNr> In great variety. AGO. ,,.l
CHiNA,GLAS WARE aud liOt >i-E EN'''
tsG GOODS 81 all kind.
Prizes a. low a. the lowest. t.l' sni ca.
my STOCK, whether you " n 10 pIfcn,," or d.
=. u. AlL'L''
NH lS iOll Nam '.t.N
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Yes. we shalt hare TO 90 to kear somebody
repeat that coupiet. Then we shall be able
to Join the immense bind that answered
our correspondents question. BIZ the way,
we yesterday received the correct answer
from Glmore's Mills, Botetourt county.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Sunday, March 21st. at 1 O'Clock r. NJ >:
at the residence Of Der husband. after long and
painful illness, Mrs. CAR DLINE OETERS, dauzh-
ter OF Theodore and Christina Frics In the twenty
eighth year Of her age.
Asleep In Jesus, peaceful rest,
Whose waking Is supremacy bIest;
No fear, no woe. 81 AL dim ibat hour.
That maDifests the savour's power.
The funeral will take place THIS TUESDAY
AFTERNOON At 2 O'Clock from 81 Johns German
Lutheran church. Fifth street. Friends and &C
qrantances Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-03-23

We bave received from Messrs. j. K.
Funk d Co.. New York. first and second
parts (alD OF CANON FARBAR's Life of
CyvSSt. Price, % cents.
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NINA! CUTGLASS, CHINA

~
JAPANESE CHINA. KOGA ami KlOTN s-
large assortment Of La QUtR and other noi, 4.
JAPANESE SCROLLS, UMBRELLAS. fAN'
CLOISONE &C obs, &c; CHAMBER SIT. o.
DOR. NJ 80 ITO, ana OUR patterns tH ~.
DONY-WARE eniir ly ntN; BklC. A-hh'
l. AMPS, Oriental, beautiful J'sigus' h',N
ORACLE GLASS; AMBER ORACLE Obs,
VICTORIA GLASS, entirely new aud IrNh.
lovers OF pottery and ant 3rr ingi 81 % "a D. y.
charge Tor looking. GEORGE GlB~UN Jf.
NH 10 1907 Nain frt-
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We return thanks to Mr.. l. b. EADs for
a copy OF bis address before the House Select
Committee on Inter oceanic Canals in reply
to Count DE LEssgPs.
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PERSONAL,

G100 REWARD ONE HUNDRED
VlOO DOLLAR REWARD will De paid for
Information ,ha' viii lead TO The arrest OF DR L.
DICKINSON, cnarg, d with forgery.
MARCH Is, 1850. NH Is-5t
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X. II. KS verses may be original, but be
does not give US his name as a voucher for
that fact
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/. How many men there are who sacrifice a
lsrg amount Of EpgIish IiDsusge saying
pq,hlng. Detroit Free fress.
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I62O74T3ss44 28lI7 I2e

Cumberland only counted because the voters
In ButA mSham are coanted%n that county.
Not iiscluded IN table because The voters are
counted dr. the separate couaties.
Accuui2c not counted here.
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Tbis table is copied rrosa the Dispatch ,

THIS table is copied irop the Dispatch o;
November:29, 1870. Itwes prepared with
the utmost,care. We don'ts hlnk it possible
to make more correct one.
What do these figures prove? That Il
there are three tickets in tho field next falf'
the ReadjaSers will be "no&bere."
Let US &halyze the above MSte. The ne
groes constitute about 10. 28tAs of the voters
OF the State. The whole yotesss above was
147.115; 10-zeEhs OF 1t would be about
$4,000.
This would shaw the negro sete to have
been about 56.50esas against white vote Of
$4,000. Now, the Republican caRdidates
received only 26,at7 votes, including white
votes. For whom Gid the other thiEty.odd
thousand voter Certainly most OF them
voted for the Resaiusters' candidates.
There Is no doubt whatever as to the &.nth
OF this averment.
But let us suppose tha,snly Al 900 negroes
voted; that 5000 whites voted the RepMa,-
lican ticket and 10000 segfoes. Then, after
thus reducing the negro gete and allo wing
that there were only 5000 OF them to
100000 white votes [tbe Two make upI
147,o00), or five whites 10 two negroes,
though there are only eight whites to five
negroes assessed as voters. snd still the
question recurs. Where did the other 9, 900
negroes 60 tor For whom did they vote
Let us admit that one third Of them voted
the Conservative ticket and only two thirds |
the Readj ulster ticket, and we haxe the fol- |
lowing figures showing how the whites |
voted:
Coz ,tryallve vote... ,07t
Deaiet for nsgroes... .........."........ 1000 |
Conservative white voie... |
Masters VOTE. .................~se,644
usouci tor nexfves. IA, 900
Readjusters' white vote. Recommendation
Or majority Of Il, 900 Of the whites for the |
Conservative ticket.
Will anybody IN Virginia say that less
than ll,eep negroes voted TIE Readjusters
tIcketf
u Is perfectly idle to pretend that ma.
Jotiiy Of The whites voting ut ahe last cleo.
ton voted With the Readinsters. Such an |
assumption w&uId be contrary 10 ali the |
probabilities Of The case II there we're no
facts upon whics 10 base the contrsSy opin.
ion. But, 10 yiew OF The above table, it Is
not likely that any intelligent man can BE
deceived BY the aitenpt TO show either that
lees than q, 600 negroes voted or that more
than $1,000 of them voted the Republican
tieket out o. total Of only $4,000; or that
more than 1<oo Of the rest voted the Con.
servnt'vs ticket, or That less than IL, 900 Of
fnen voted the Rexdjusfers Ticket.
NJ reI'tat that vie ask no easter victory ,
In9e sns Democrats css gain over ~ un.
p'eaeea e'sseeFal ticket and . Republican i
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Very sensible-To u.e DR.. Bulls Cough
Syynp Tor Coughs. Coids. HORSE ess, etc.
Price, 20 ceu's.-4dv.
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AN USEW ENTS.
MASON EVANS, A. NJ.

THE EMINENT ORATORAND ELOCUTIONIsT,
will give an evening Of
DRAMATIC RECITALS
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 23, 1850,
at s O'Clock.
AT
ASSOCIATION HALL,
for the benefit OF the Young Mems Missionary Soc-
ETY. of the Second Baptist church.
PROGRAMMES:
/. Horstlus al the Bridge .............. Macauey.
Every word was vitalized nv exact expression. In
erpreted by rapid changes # the face, and brought
10 appropriate climax by blending ge'tHres.-Neio
York Herald.
2. out of the Old House. Nancy ............ Carlton.
An admirable Intending of tender patbos and quaint
humOr.-U tic1 Observer.
g. Mr.. Bundle proposes TO Mrs. Corney. Dickens.
This scene IS fun OF merriment, and the audicn e
Is kept in one continual roar OF laughiCr- Pitts
burgh Chronicle.
INTERMISSION.
4. Hamlet (ClOset Scene) shak speare
Not surpa.se d by any artist OF the day - Uttcd
Herdld
5. The Frenchman at the Play and The Three
WtcheS-PerpleAlty... ..................E.Na Evans.
d. jamie Douglas. AnOn
Concluding with the side splitting recitation OF
DARIUS GREEN AND HIS FLYING MACHINE.
Admission, 25 cents.
Tickets for sale a. the bookstores 4. Pizzni, Jrs
drugsiOres. and at he door.
AS these reel ais are not give under the auspices
of the Young Mems Christian Association, menu
ber' viii not be admitted on their membership
tickeN. NH 22-2t
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M LETTINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMASDERY,)
No. 2. X. r.,
RICHMOND, VA. March 80, 1850.
GENERAL ORDER No. d. AL
~ SIR KNIGHTS: Attend 4 stated as ~
sembIy Of the C0mmandery at the Asylum. ~
81. Aibans Hall, corner Third and Main = Y
streets, THIS lTuesd,y) EVENING at ~
O'Clock. In citizens drtss
The Commlue on Clothing wish members 10 call
for their clio hing at the A. YUM.
Members of the Commandery Of 81. Andrew, No.
IL. cOurte0usy invited
BY order OF Eminent Commander.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Captain General.
Attest: &. + DANFORTH, Recorder. NH 20 1t
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WE, GEORGE LEE AND +. \. ~ "
w "Eks have this ia, lormei a lm Dy,r.
PARTNERSHIP 10 conduct In thr ca In,T
mOnd, Va. whore We BON reside, the O. Nt"N-
GROCERY AND PROVISION BuslNE>, i"'
period OF one year rom his date.
GEORsE LEE T. IN" general pariner iN4 -
sAUNDt m I, the sp ciai psrtner, aud na' '''f
buted The suHD Of itu thou aud DOH - a. hi' ~.
Into The ronceI ~. witch l. 70 DO business uh'''
style OF Gt DRGE RI. ,.,...r,.
Given under our hands this l4ih daN 81 ,
A. ID. 1850. GEORGE ~.
r.. A. sAUNDtI'
State Of Virginia. city or RicAmond-io f'
!, tIIARLEs L. WILLIAMS notary iu'N
the city sf"rcsald. in the STA ref Nir.inii'1o u'
certify tnat george Lee snf 4. ~aunief'' "",tr
names are slgsed % the foregoing wiiing na'' "a
day acknowledge the san before M 10 ul,fes
city; anu do furtbe- cerufy that Georze -
same time made sth befOre me tna, l. - "a
has actually paid 10 him IN cash tire sun z, No
thousand dollars as hts inpul into the pirln'''
mentioned. .,
Given under my hand this lath diy OF ts.f.'''
A. ID. 1850. CHARLES L. MILIlAN>
fe l5-6w Notary PuoIr
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BOOKS. STsTiONERY, &c
DINE STOCK OLE SiATInNEEN-

ZINE STOCK OF SiATiONEEl.-
Il English. French. AMI American iotr. l.|
NOtt-Papers aud Enye'onos: tuyrlnre. sUi .fi
In bOXe-: Papei' rcs- Boxes. Nuc-p1pr M Ir.
yplopos-beauiilul ami cheap: Pau~r fau.f.'
and cards for party and we ding O-ctilU..I Peg
or engraved 10 order; FnoisCsp-, Let.l DIr. '.f
Bill Pdrer (; Note. aud Leti,f.lini. l.i '''
ye,Opcs neatly printed 10 or or. hC Do % q
and COPYING lnks and Fluids: splendid ...t q
Gold Pens; Pocket knr a.. q cho 80 a,.nrH e,
POckei- Books, Purses. aud BankfTs Ga Oh, ID 81 d.
Albums Ladies' WIRING ~ - Hnd Portfolio.
NH 22 WOODHOI r. & PAEHiN
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HORSES. MULES, &c.

HORSES JUST ARRIVED.-We ~
II have stopping with us Tor sale HORSES &c-{A
suitable for any purpose. Call and select Del or.
PAIRS Of MATCHES.
X. T.. BARNES 4 CO.
NH 20 q
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p SPECIAL NOTICES.

E5 GRAND OPENING
or
SPRING GOODS.
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EASTER sEASON .-Onr .lo-h y

EASTER : r. y y Our 'io'h "l
h r. sTER CARDS Il large sui bea q.
prices from Sc. 10 50c ossh: fA>Ti 10
WINGS. SOC. EASTER VOICES. pc f'elft
ANGELS, 36c SATIN FASTtR BANNtEti,
aud STANDS. 81 and sl.5 }: hlJAR tiuiW
and FLOW Frs, a Review. l5r.; EA>Iff VA wv
a beautiful little volume Of ks-ier ~ D.. F..
HYMNALS aud PRAYER- BOOKS. ld c.~' NJ
separRtely. WEST, JOHNSTON & CO..
NH cost GIL MAN .t.,'
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VIEWS OF Mr.. SEYMOUR, EX. GOVERNOR ROBIN
son, OF NEW YORK, AND EX GOVERNOR GIL
BERT G. WALKER.
The Syracuse IN. " Courier publishes
lengthy interviews with number OF lead
ing Democrats. The following are eX-
tracts:
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THE UNITED STATES COURT-M0RE CONyIC-
TIONs-A COUNTERPART MONEY Casa
"BOOM" IL THE STOCK OF THE ATLANTIC,
MISSISSIPPI AND ONO COMPANY-BIDDING
FOR THE CITY'S SHARES ARRIVAL OF THE
ExAMINERs-FAyORABLE REPORT
BENEFITS OF THE IRON IMPETUs-TH3 CASES
OF THE JUDGES, &C.
lIorres pnndence of The Richmond Dispafch.I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09

Elliott and fernando streets. Some
one will have an animal to pay for, or
a citizen to bury, unless the authori-
ties put up a barricade.
From various sections Of the coun-
try news comes that damage has been
done to the cotton crop. In Ala
bama the worms have ravaged large
sections. In various localities the top
crop has been cut short by an excessive
drouth, and in the low land country
the stalk has grown rank at the ex-
pense of the fruit. Estimates of the
crop have not yet been reduced, but
they may be.
The most critical part of the cotton
growing season is the month of Au-
gust and the ripening season from this
on. The August past has not been a
favorable one, and now, unless we
have a dry fall and a late frost, the
yield will be far less than was pre-
dicted some time ago. In many To-
calities, however, there will be as
much cotton as can be picked by the
labor force available.
The cotton exchange is raising
$4,000 in cash to be given as a premi-
um on prize cotton, to be exhibited at
our county fair, beginning the 18th of
next month. This exhibition is de-
signed to be wholly in the interest of
the farming community and to give
them an opportunity to exhibit their
foe stock, their farm products and
handiwork skill Of their wives and
daughters in preparing palatable ar
ticles for the table.
The knights of Honor reunion, to
come off tomorrow at Estival park,
promises to be a most pleasurable af-
fair, and is sure to be well attended.
The indications point to favorable
weather for the social gathering.
There is to be a concert at three
o'clock in the afternoon, followed by
a children's soiree. Short speeches are
to be made about 5 o'clock, and in the
evening general terpsichorean exer-
cises will be participated in by all
who feel inclined. No charges for
ladies and children.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
THE WEATHER,
As shown Up by Condensed Sig
nal Service Bulletins.

The temperature yesterday ranged
from 56 to II degrees, and during last
night, or the early hours of this morn
ing it was down to within four or five
degrees Of the frost point, with the all
we'll saturated with moisture. We
had a fresh northwest, eight mile an
hour wind, however, and no frost
could have appeared under such cir.
cumstances even had the temperature
dropped half a dozen or more degrees
lower than it did.
The forecast indicates warmer
weather, not perhaps before to-mor-
row or later. No rain is probable
hereabouts for the present, though
rains are possible in the Tennessee
and Ohio valley and the lower lake
regions. Numerous rains and high
winds are announced for the south
Atlantic and middle states, but none
elsewhere to-day from the Atlantic to
the Pacific, or the upper lakes to
Cuba.
Shifting winds and warmer weather
is to occur in the lower Missouri val
ley, and northerly winds will continue
to blow over the east and west gulf
states.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09

DR.. j d. White has returned from his
summer tour.
DR.. Buddeke, eye and ear diseases, No.
Do East Court street. l44t
Mr.. Thomas N. McKeon is recovering
from a spell of sickness.
Judge II. T. Elicit and family were
among this mornings arrivals
Jake Neimeyer, of Little Rock, and
a well. known steamboat agent at that
point, is in the city on a brief visit.
Miss Kate Semmes left for her home in
Canton this evening, after a pleasant visit
of a few weeks among her relatives in
this city,
Mr.. Samuel May has just returned from
New York and other points east, where
he has been busy making extensive pur-
chNses to his stock of shirts, gentlemen's
furnishing goods and other novelties, all
to be shortly found at his store, No. 267
Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-09-09
LAKE ERIE SALMON,
White Fish,
MaekinaW Trout,
on sale tomorrow.
Ain. SEESSEA, Sr., & son,
Tor. Second and Jefferson.
Police Points.

Police Points.
Harry Mills went to the Island to-
day, to work out a fine of s. for fight
ing. The amount of fines collected
to-day reached $59. A sleeper in
Court square paid 50; two persons s25
each; also s. forfeited for a spree by
another.
H. B. Smith, alias James Mullins, a
fugitive who has figured in the pratt
cal work about the City Of Yicksburg,
at Ashport, 100 miles above here, was
arrested this forenoon and conveyed
to the lookup.
For making a disgusting exhibition
of themselves, and INDUCING in a vile
and unnaturally nasty exercise at the
landing. a man from New Orleans and
another from Monroe street sporting
circles, we're this morning fined So
each, no questions being asked. A
large crowd attended the court room
to see what would be done With thu
couple. One Of the pair made = pub
lie exhibition Of the same thing som,
days ago, with another citizen here.