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Daily globe., 1881-10-27

BILL WINDOW, after twenty-four hours
of unsalaried existence, became feeder
at the public crib yesterday noon. The
cowardly Edgerton has left the State with
out representation for couple of weeks,
in order that he may observe the small
ness of his calibre. He ought to be salts
fed relative to the gimlet dimensions of
his bore.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27
Chairman Democratic State Central Committee.

THE able and eloquent articles written
by the Republican editors in puffery of
Mr.. Morgan, who was supposed to have
become Secretary of the Treasury, will
do just as well for the next man. Moth
Ing but names and dates will require
chanpinp
Daily globe., 1881-10-27

EX-SENATOR PoMERoY of Kansas,
Subsidy Pom.," who used to do big
business in senatorships and legislatures,
is conspicuous among the members of the
old Grant regime now hanging around
Washington. He called on the President
the other day and was-kicked down the
door-stepi-oh, no; he was courteously
received. The fact is not compliment
tary to Mr.. Arthur.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27
THE LEGISLATURE|
80 TO 10 IS THE WAY THE SENATE
TALKS ON THE BOND BILL.

Tho Big Bone of Contention Passes the
Senate-The House Likely to Substitute
the Senate Bill for Its Own-Windo ms
Election to the Senate Announced Om-
cially''- The Cost Of the New Capitol-An
Interesting Report-PropositiOn for a
Commission to Select a Site for Capitol.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27
Notice.

The old reliable horse-shoeing establishment
OF Charles Auer, in the rear of the postofice,
is still conducted by the undersigned. All
classes of work in my line promptly and skill
fully attended.to. refer to all old customers.
have recently engaged one of the finest shoers
the country. CHARLES AUER.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27
M. DoRAN's REPORTS.

The following quotations giving the range
of the markets during the day were received By
NJ. DoRAN. commission merchant:
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 20, 10 A. M.-spot
wheat dull. Floaling cargoes quiet but steady
Cargoes on passage rather more inquiry
London inactive. Grain on passage to con-
tinent increased 10000 quarters.
NEW YORK, Oct. 26. 1890 P. M.-Spring
neglected; No. 2 iominally 1.42 in store; win
ter options easier rail red strong at 40; re-
ceipts, wheat 143 ,6l2; corn 19, ,495.
M-Sprine dull and tame; winter options
easier: rail red SO d at 1.49.
WHEAT.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27
Joint Convention.

The senate having been notified that the
house was ready to canvass the votes cast for
senator, shortly entered the hall of the house.
The roll was called when the journal of the
two houses relating to the election of a senat-
or was read, and the speaker declared Hon.
William Window duly elected senator in the
congress of the United States for the term
ending March 4, 1888.
On the motion of Senator Campbell the con-
vention adjourned.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27
Municipal Court.
Before Judge Burr.]

CRIMINAL.
W. Wilson; drunkenness. Sent to Jail for
five days.
Frank Mar; drunk and disorderly. Sent to
Jail for five days.
A Swanson; drunk and d.sorderly. Paid $40.
Napoleon Dufour; disorderly. Bonds in
$50 to keep the peace.
Sarah Kimball: keeping house of ill-fame
and disorderly. Discharged on the first count.
Plea of guilty to the second and fined S25,
which she paid.
j. G.. Wilson; selling liquor without a Ii
ing.
B. Sherman; keeping butcher shop with
out licence. Continued until 8 O'Clock this
morning.
James Kennedy; assault and battery. Con-
tnued until Q o'clock this morning, with
bail of 5000 for appearance.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27
POLITICAL MEETINGS.
General r.. ", johnson

General r. ", johnson
Democratic candidate for governor, will
address his fellow citizens npon the issues of
the present campaign at7;3O p. m. as follows:
Crookston, Thursday, October 81.
Fergus Falls, Friday, October %.
Sauk Centre, Saturday, October 30.
St. Cloud, Monday, October 81.
Winona, Tuesday, November l.
= Hastings, Wednesday, November 3.
Delano, Thursday, November 8.
Willmar, Friday, November 4.
Minneapolis, Saturday, November 5.
st. Paul, Monday, November
Local committees are expected to provide
Accommodations for the above meetings.
VIM. CROOKS,
Chairman Democratic State Central Committee
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Special Sale of Undervear.

For this week only. Immense stock of un-
derwear for Ladies, Gentlemen and Misses.
No such goods to be found at the same price
in this city. Lindeke, LAdd 4 Co.
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Team For sale at : Bareaiu

A splendid team of carriage horses is offered
for sale at "a great bargain. Will be sold with
complete outfit, or will sell the horses alone.
Apply at e. Miller, sale stable, No. 20 Wes3
Fourth street.
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"Don't Know Half Tne,r Value"

"They cured me of ague, billiousness
and kidney complaint, as recommended.
l had half bottle left which used for
my two little girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. /
would have lost both of them one night
if | had not given them Hop Bitters.
They did them so much good con-
tinued their use until they were cured.
That is why say you do not know half
the value Of Hop Bitters, and do not rec
ommend them high enough."-B., Roch-
ester, N. Y. See other column. n.--Ameri-
can Rural Home.
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District Court.
rRefnre .Judpe RriIl l

before Judge Brill
Allie Hewitt, appellant, VS.. The st. Paul &
Manitoba Railway company. respondent.
Continued from Tuesday. Given to the jury.
Mary Dunbar VS.. George Pulford and II. s.
Mann. Verdict for defendant.
State of Minnesota VS.. H. w. Beckwith.
Plead guilty at former day of larceny from
shop. Sentence passed of imprisonment in
the penitentiary at hard labor for six months.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27

Wheat receipts In Chicago IS $50 bushels;
shipments 43, ,207 bushels.
Wheat receipts in Milwaukee 35, $50 bushels;
shipments 4,057 bushels.
Stock of wheat in Milwaukee $4,000
busheis
Daily globe., 1881-10-27

Lead and iron pipe pumps at Kenny q Hud.
er's.
Daily globe., 1881-10-27

Gas Fixtures, Porlables, shades, at Kenny q
Hudner's.
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THE WEEKLY GLOBE.

The WEEKLY GLOBE is q mammoth sheet exactly
Souble the size Of the Daily 1t is Just the paper FOR
SAe nreside containing IN addition to all the curren
Avn ohoice miscellany, agricultural matter, mar
kst reports. etc. II is furnished to single subscr
ksrs II 81 with Is cents added for prepayment O.,
neatsee Subscribers should remit ST. Is.
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Terms of Subscription for the Daily Globe.
BY carrier q papers per week) 70 cents per
month.
BY mail without Sunday editon), papers pen
geek, 90 cents per month.
BY mail with Sunday edition), papers per week
70 csnts per month.
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to recommend it than smob."
Real duels are still fought in the South, but
not by the more pretentious upholders of the
code. Jack Patrick and Frank Conner, bum
mers, of Columbus, Ga, had an encounter by
appointment, with knives, the weapons being
agreed on by both. The struggle was desper-
ate and bloody, thirteen stabs being divided
between them. Conner died on the spot, and
Patrick is still in precarious condition.
While rector of St. James Episcopal church,
Philadelphia, the Rev, Marshall 7. Meigs stole
from the church fund and from widows g
estate, and finally absconded with months
salary in advance. He now writes back to his
friends that he evidently mistook his fitness
or the ministry, and has gone into profitable
mercantile employment abroad, whence he
will soon send money to pay all claims.
Aletter from New Mexico in the Cincinnati
Gazette says that the process of gobbling up
New Mexico under color of lapsed Mexican
land grants is to be turned to the speculation
of party of patriotic political philanthro-
pists, as scheme for removing the colored
people from the Southern States by colonizng
them in New Mexico. A lapsed grant of
A, ,OOO, 600 acres is to be revived and vast min
eral lands secured.
The temperance folks at Kansas are begin
ming at last to get the upper hand of the
liquor sellers and drinkers. For time it was
impossible to convict under the new laws,
even in the clearest cases and upon the plain
est evidence; but the Prohibltlonists have sub
scribed money, held mass meetings and taken
solemn resolutions not to rest until the
stringent statute relative to liquor selling
should be enforced, and now they have sue
ceeded in obtaining convictions and the impo-
sition of heavy fines in Topeka, Florence and
Ottawa.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Country Produce.

Apples Green-From 1926 to SO 20 pc: barrel
pes6Dt e zoe. :, %.
Batter: Prime % choice yellow 2jc.' fair 20
Cor cora Meal: $4,000. q oushel for country; Coo.
DrtSd Fruit: Apples, 2@4c: blackbcrries, Sc.
cherries. l2mlhc. raspberries. 2nmZ2c. -
Dressed poultry Turkeys. 10G13c.i ducks, 10
Ql3c.; chickens aud geese, 99lOc.
Fathers =: Prime nve-goose, 4oaf0c.; coinmon'
25c.
Fav: virginia timothy, sl20Gisl.25; clover
prime, sl.lO.
Potatoes: irish, s2.25Gi2.5O r barrel; 7oc.@
Roots: Ginseng, sl.lO@sl.sO = h. Seneca free
Of tops, 40c. = 10.
Bye. 75as0c . bushel.
Sunnc: Prime. Toc.
Shucks. 700 soc.
BsLed o,Tdlo: 6jM75c.
TdtioW: 5M51c. "a ~ ,aaoo.
WOOL: Washed. 40@42c.; Gnwasned. 26G3Oc.
Burry wool viii bring from 8 20 sc. q ID less mar
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
C.,nent: Rose dale. sl.40@fI.50 . barrel
james River, sl.30@fl.40. ...-.,,-..
Linz. Agricultural, oglOc. p 0usnel; Rockandl
sIl5M8IZO. according 10 quantity; Jointer
tdnisning), 1925; Glenn's Falls. 81.
plaster: Lump. t475; ground, %; calcined
-laster. 81. 6O@*l.75:
Tar. Large Size $3.50.
PANTS. Merrimaek. 6Hc f.: derrimsck ShlrtlnR
&c: Richmond. 6Sc.; South Bridge. 63gc. Pacific
7c; sprague. &c: SpraSue Shirtinx, o5c.
Dunnel's, 65<c.; Aliens. sc; Nahcnrs,fr. q
Washington. &c.; Msllery Pink, &c. Mallory Pur
ple. &C.; simpson Mourning, 7c.; Simneon Grey
7c.; simpson Black, 6hc.: Harmony, 5sc.: Ash
| land Sol d. SIC. 49, =.
Eyo,ca Cott0ns: Manchester Y A., 5zc.; Man
cnrser A A. A., &C.; Roesbri' T. A. II
r. exc: James River \ d. o.. BIC. james RIVE
TX. X exc: James River "A H. H.. SAC. Jane
| R,yer Standard A u d., &c., Grynireviil, X
| r.. &c; Granitevile A Il. E.. 7H.; P0shonts
| 6ne. S%c.: Conestoga b., TIC: Conesinsa W., &c.
| Broom Shsetings: Peppereil lo-4, 2oSc'' An
droscoggiu l0-4. 2SsSc.
| Btsachsd Shtrtin0s and Shesftngs: New for
! Mills. IKE; " smsutta, l2se. Dayol, lie, An
droscoggin b.. Toe. Fruit OF the Loom, loSc for
restdaie, 9c. Hero A, Sxe. Pelham, 7:c,; Qaine
bang. TIC HOPE Al. &c. kclinss Al NC. d
lcurity, x, 6kc. Peppereil l0-1 273c.
| observation-disclosures, loc.; White Manpiaetuf
ling DC. Kenilworth.. 7xc.i Gu berland' 7sc.
| Tick. Canestoga A. A.. lee. Conestoga I, !
A., l4c.; Conestoga G. IT, 16c.; Conestoga ff'
MUM. IKE: Conestoga y. w., lSc.
Shirtiaq Stripes: Sheridan a." &c. sher
kro,oa DrtiLs: Graniteyills, &c.; stark, eH'
Poppere.le, &C., Rockbridge AA, &c.
|. Gsnims: Jewett City, lie. Boston, DC. 49,
Cotton Piaids: Ottawa, 6x.; Tossdo' sse
ToysI Jeans: Rockpart, Sc.
! Oambrics; Fiat Fold, &c.; Paper. 70
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STAUNTON.


TIE BAPTIST REVIVAL-THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN AsSOCIATION-ODD.FEL RE-
UNION PERSONALS.
fCorrcspcndence OF The Richmond Dispatch.l
JANUARY IS, 1881.
The revival 10 the Baptist church OF this
city continues 10 grow in interest. The
meeting Will enter upon lis fourth week
next Sunday. There have been up to this
time iiiy.one additions TO the church, thirty
Of whom have been baptized this week.
The meetings. have become so much crowd
ed that the rite OF baptism is now admin
istered In the afternoon instead OF at
night. large proportion OF the converts
are young people, members OF the Sabbath
school OF the church, from which whole
classes have been brought into the regular
membership. Rev. j. NJ. Frost, the pastor,
has had no assistance, having preached
twice on sunday and once evcrv weekday
during the three weeks. His sermons are
able and impressive, and appeal powerfully
10 ibe uncovered as well as to protesting
CHRISTIANS. The meeting will continue du-
TlDg The coming week, and do not know
how much longer.
Rev. George Cook, OF Mecklenburg Pres
Oytefy, North Carolina, will conduct the
ahie-comInunioD services at TIE Second
ffesDHeil1n church here, preaching every
hlghl during The coming week.
TIE Young Mems Christian Association
at Churchyiile, which was organized with
nileeD members TWO or three months ago,
now numbers bi,y.oDe, and il still growing
IN numbers and efficiency. The "week OF
prayer" was observed, aud their room was
crowded every night.
Steps are beng taken to organize an as
ISOLATION at the Warm Springs, In BATH
county, and il Is hoped will be successful.
As soon a. the weather will admit a
grand Odd- Fellows reunion Is contemplated
here. HarrisoDburg, Brideewater, and
Mount Sidney lodges will visit Stanton
Lodge, No. las. These four comprise all
the lodges in The tenth district OF the Vif'
ginia Grand Lodge.
Dir. William q. Kinney, son OF Mr. A. r.
Kinney, receiving teller at The Valley Bank
IN this city. has been elected cashier OF the
Valley raiirord. The selection Is gooc
one, and Mr.. Kinney will prove competent
and efficient officer.
The brst new passeDger-car for the west
ern division OF the Richmond and ALE
ghaDy railroad went through here yesterda!
from Wilmington, Del. II Is a fine, richly
nuIsbed car, ano Is TO run from CIiftol
Forge 10 Buchanan. Pens.
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Indictment Of New Orleans Murderers,

NEW ORLEANS. January 29.-Tbe' grana
Jury Yesterday found true bills against VII
liam Norman. ship-carpenter, ana he,-
man Schultz, sailor, OF the English PARK
Queen OF Nations, for the murder OF "eorge
| Ireadwell, a colored cook, VINO was mur'
dered in his bunk on board OF the Ne>se' U"
Saturday night, January stu.
In the case Of the marine AlphOnse Ed
ward BreyilIion alias Perique and Charles
Farori. indicted for the murder Of Robert
Rental tcolored) early on the morning oil
July 4. 1880, on Frenchman street, aIier
two days' proceedings a jury was finally
obtained this evening" and the trial Is pro-
crossing. 1t will probably occupy two or
| three DAYS.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


PROFESSIONAL PRocEEDiN6s-Thf
COLD WEATHER At DANvILLE ANp
LsFwHERE-ELEcrIoN AT WHEELING
W. vA.-NEw ORLEANS MURpERERs IN
pICTEr-A MAN BURIED ALIVE IN A
GAZING wELL--HEAvY STORM IN NEW
HAMPSHIRE: INTERRUPTION OF IRA
vEr.-TnE GOVERNMENT AND THE TELE'
GRAPH CoMPANiEs-THE PENNSYLVANIA
SENATORIAL DEADLOCK - OBITUARY -
THE CoIoRED SENATOR BRUCE EN-
DogsEp BY GEORGIA REPUBLICANS FOR
A PLACE IN GARrIrLD's CABiNET-EN'
GAcEMEST WITH THE BoERs-Ntws
FROM SOUTH AFRICA-EARTHQUAKE IN
SWITZERLAND.
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YifI,mond 1ispatfh.
srypAY.."".....SANoA3f 81 '''''
prrERSBURG.

ovry,rTs AND TOBACCO EXPORTS
ft'eS'H ,gRoR INPRoysN1Nr--A Fo"''"
ihS Hing Is ITS Favor.
W. .,se nee Of the Richmond D'spa'ch.J
tCoTe''' JANUARY %, 1881.
.,ei.revenue collections In the
Tbe 10 district for the week ending TO-
pelefuu''re,eS 70 SIS,G03 The exports OF
dN n,f,etured tobacco from ,n'> cry u"'''s
p'au'%s amounted TO ljO'oS2 POUNDS:
ihe hastings Cour, meets again ." Mo"-
~, ,'scn The Continued case OF James
dN' "fnd,cttd for felonious assault, WIZ
he c','," ling 81 citizens last night at tue
l1c ~ NJ Music to discuss The question
nc 'u'' imoroVemcnt OF our haroor WIS
Of 10. siiendcd. Auumber OF speeches.
eoV' Y.,.y,rfd. aud resolutions were uhanl-
were sdnp,cd requesting The Common
nous! "a The River Board 10 proceed nj
COUNT. re an proper steps 10 80 improve
Ct'c ~ ..,oo az our haTbor as 10 put IL IN
ihc h'' o., ,ccommodatc all steamers and
con'''V ti,o,ng that can now or here
oilr' 49, II under the improve
i'tl male or II be made 10
me"' ,,,er ry the Federal Government
ihr ,s,or. and representative were also
VOI 80 80 IN u,e every effort 10 obtain APP
Ttq",,,ions from Congress for the further
u. ,".rercri Of the navigation OF the river.
lml C,n"rjl Will meet on Tuesday, when
I'' Ng''olu,ions will be brought TO the at
tN,t., ~ ihst body. A great deai OF INFER
ieb,'" L1en manifested 10 the community
g. M in,rrovtmcrt. and now that Inc
10 a.. n, has It cured ten or eleven fee'
" ve,cr 10 the ha'bor extra, the oesireJ ,,
o'.s-,ly expressed that the haroor ltse,l
hc "a improved by the city as TO adni'
h ~ ;,c..cl> that can approach 1t. since Inc
s..,cnine Of the river a larger number o.
cla,s vessels have come 10 our river
~. ior wears before. The idea is to nave
s 1DII belonging to the city, which can o'
w., 70 work whenever needed. Inc cos
I.n ,robaily not lie over 5000 or SS'O0o'
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

JoNDON. January 29.-In the House OF
Commons lat night Mr.. Gladstone, answer
ING an accusation that the protection Dill
aimed ut the Land League, pointed Out that
nobody could be arrested under It's provl-
sions unless he came within the stringent
definition Of being under reasonable Susp l-
cion OF being connected with an act III u
proclaimed district tending TO interfere
with the maintenance OF law or order. Inc
reasonabenes. Of such suspicion could be
challenged in the House. The Govern
mcnt. be said, had no intention OF inter-
ferine with the liberty OF discussion or
even the license OF discussion.
The bill for the protection OF life and pro-
perry in LELAND is published to-day. Inc
substance OF the measure has been already
made known from Mr. FOrsters opening
statement in the House OF Commons, except
the third section, the first clause OF when
provides that list Of persons imprisoned
under the act, with statement OF the rea-
son for their arrest, shall be presented 10
Parliament monthly.
The War I'm south Africa.
LONDON, January 29.-An official dispatch
from Durban saws: "Sir George Cooley
moved out with $50 infantry, 10 cavalry,
and 6 guns. Five companies OF the FIFTY
eighth regiment, the cavalry and artillery
supporting, attacked the enemy's LEFT. After
gallant and nearly. succeSsful charge, IN
which Colonel Deane, commanding, and all
his staff and mounted officers, were shot
down. they were driven down the hill. The
casualties, as far as known, are: Colonel
Deane, Major Poole, and Lieuienants Elwe'
and Baillie, killed; Major Hingerton, Lieu
lenqnt LovegIoye, and Lieutenant Odonel
wounded; and Isl men killed, wounded,
or missing"
LONDON. January 29.-A dispatch from
Durham referring to the recent engagement
between the forces under Sir George L,
ColIey and the Beers in Drakenburg Pas:
saws: sThe Beers fought with determined
courage. They captured the cOlors OF tht
Frity.eighth regiment and Killed TWO OIL
fcers in charge OF them. The cOlors were
recaptured at the point OF the bayonet. Al
eyewitness saws 'the Beers were shot oil
wounded through their heads as they lay.
| II the Fifih.eighth regiment had been sup
ported by another thousand men the posi-
| ton would have been taken. Colone
Deape and Captain Inman were amon4
the killed. Forty Beers fell close TO to-
| British line"
Earthquake I'm Switzerland
LONDON, January pa severe shock
earthquake occurred AT Berne yesterday.
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The Deafh-PenaIty.

CHARLESTON, 5. C.. January 29.-Passen-
gers from Georgetown, :. c., by the sieam-
er Planter, report that preparations TOT tne
execution OF Frank McGrath (colored) lot
the murder Of another negro had been com
pleted, and the sentence OF law was 10 De
carried out between the hours OF ~ ana Z
O'Clock yesterday. Nothing was khown
there OF any effort on the part OF the
friends Of the condemned man 10 secure d
reprieye or Communication OF sentence. Intr"
is no communication by rail or telegraph
with Georgetown.
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COMMERCIAL.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY 29.-The following are the quotations (:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LugS.-Comm0n TO good, S4@f6.
LeGf.-COmmOn, S5@S6 medium, SG.50mS7;
good, IS So; fine, sl0@sll; extra fine, sl2@
Sl4. .
DARK TODACCO-MANUFACTUR
LuQ FiiLers.-Common. $3.50@S4; medium,
A .506S5: good, s5.50dS6.
Lfnf Fuiers.-COmmOp, s5MS5 80; medium,
s66 $3.50; good, s7M SO; line. S9dSlO.
OVERWHELMINGLY 7.50@ss.5O; medium
ss.5Oas9: good. S9.5oMSlO; line, $lO@sll
extra sun-cured, Sl2@Sl5.
BRIGHT Co-MANUFACTURING.
SmokerS-Common, S6@Sl0; medium, $lO4
kl2: good. Sl2@Sl6: line. Sl6@S2O.
Fitiers.-COmmon, s6@ss: medium, S7@s9 ;
good, Sl0MSl2: fine, nominal.
WrnDDerS.-C0 Common, l0@S15 medium, ~ (G
$40 good, s20@S30; bne, Ss0@s5O: fancy f6I
ass. ,,o1.,,-
Wrappers, NshOg0ny.-COmmOn Sl2Gtl5
medium. sl5dds20; good, S22@s25; fine, $500
$40. extra, si0@SjO.
WESTERN TOBACCO.
The demand for this class OF goods is confined
principally 10 good old heavy-bOdied lUYs and Ken
lucky River leaf. We quote:
Old lugs, S4@t5: Kentucky River Tugs, SlO@
sl2; Kentucky River Leaf, Sl3Gslo.
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The weather.
TRAINS DELAYED ny STORM.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., January 29.-The
gale OF Yesterday. and consequent driiting
OF snow, caused great delays TO travel on
the Eastern railroad. The train due here
from Boston at 3 L. NJ. did not arrive until
500, and that due at $3.50 Z. n. was nine
hours late. Three Boston.bound trains
from this city tbs morning stuck IN Inn
mense snow.drifls at Portsmouth Plains,
and several engines and alarge force Of men
have been dispatched there TO assist IN re.
lieying them. The passengers were obliged
TO return here I'm teams. 7 ne mail from
New Castle had to be brought on horseback
this morning.
COLD SPELL AT DANyILLE.
DAyvILLg, Va, January 29.-During inc
past forty eight hours another cold spell OF
excepiionally-severe weather has prevaiieo
here. Yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock the
thermometer stood at 300 above zero, ana
this morning at the same hour IL was only
ISo above zero.
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t)I,ifUary.

PETERsBuRG,, VA, January 20.-Jobn
Minelree. the second oldest nativc-born
citizen OF this place, died this morning;
aped eighty wears. His last request was
that nj, body should not be >brouded, 6ut
simply placed in a windlng-'hecl' ana tha'
no funeral services should be heId.
RIvERCONELLE, QUEBEC. January ~
Hon. Mr.. Luc Lelellier de -. just eX-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Quebec, dled At
1899 O'Clock last night.
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pr,ce Endorsed for The Cabinet.

AUGUSTA, GA. January "a iuli meet
inc OF colorod Repuo licans, with members
OF The State Central Republican Committee
here. to-day adopted an address endorsing
Senator Bruce, Of Mississippi, for place ID
General Garlield's Cabinet.
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uur,ea Alive i'm n Gazing Well.

NEW ORLEANS, January pa special 10
the Democrat from Little Rock. Ark, says A:
DIR. W. II. Bond, leading citizen Of salem
county, met a horrible death on Thur'day
BY the caylng in OF well into which tie han
descended. He was literally buried alive"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-30
No Quorum and No Ballot.

HARRISBURG. PA, January 29-ln JOINT
convention to- day only 1Ol members. were
present. andt the convention, beng without Without
TAKING ballot for United States senator.
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BLACK fDODs.

BLACK sDODe.
In this department. our stock Is now replete with
all the NOVELTIES, as well as STAPLE GOODS,
at the very lowest prices.
We propose to make OF MOURNING GOODS Of
all kinds specially, and ask the attention of buy
ers 10
REMNANTS BLletK CREPEs, all grades;
COURTAULD'S BLACK CREPEs,
g.. 80 10 s9-most complete line ever exhibitedin
this city.
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o,sso,UrIONs q PARrxKRslasPs.
PROPOSALS..


RICHMOND, January 10, 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CFtyFD AT My OFFICE, In RICHMOND,
CyriI, MONnAY. 2sru DAY ~ fEbRuAEY,
Tor the q RADIATION MAsttERy. and b ,u,t.,
1 Forms OF contract. vita spsctAeaiiens. ylh be
furnished oncspptcaiion, n. u. TEMPLE.
= All.lswtEs2e Chief Engineer,