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DANvlLLE.

10y or RAMA CONFEDERATE
sslSi nc ptowv po~wS-suSDAY SERVICES
sels.x,Tsn NryTsrgRs--A SPECULATION IN
TOBACCO o,.amona p,.n.,ch
Io0s' SEPTEMBER l2, 1881.
vss a heavy fall Of rain here yes.
Inv' eveninc. For nearly an hour the
trdr osms down as il were In sheets, and
ssieI s~n then psssed of into a gentle rain.
tie s.0, ~ movements and appearances OF
Prom lands IL Is Judged that all ,hecouutry
ioe received a good watering. THIS
srVuyS the air IL fresh and cool, a dense
no'u"s aver the city, aud the river Il
bs M 10 its usual level.
peNn ,be storm Of rain which prevailed
puaaS there was for a time a violent
yes'ss'" rhe large frame building, which
Nlh"i ,,,erIv used as a schooi-house Tor the
VS. noonle. was blown down, and seve.
coV.sSea people who were In the house
"a N"S,eYelv eurt. One mau had his hip
Hel, and another received a long and
eios'S 81 from a nail In a falling piece Of
aeet This house was built and used for
umVs,.aersie hospital. wts afterwards used
sV"Srreh and ~schoorhouse for the colored
..nnlc. anG Nttt """N N"@ ~~""NW"NN
anu Dr. Male, Of Alabama, preached at
peaShyterisn church yesterday morn
tue psy. Mr.. Lambeth at the same place
iDg' IN, Rev. j. G. Davidson. OF Mis-
Iasa who Is nov soioGrning amongst
sou,a and relatives 10 ~Lyuehburg, preach
:, me Baptist church yesterday In the
morping and al night.
The tobacco men bere say OF one OF the
,..sjng iobaeconlsts OF the southern States
49,, NJ recently offered n hundred per
.sst proft on all the tobacco held by deal
~ in the leading tobacco town Of North
Csrollna. and that a day or two ago at to-
S,r,o town 10 this State be paid down $40
,sr hundred for one hundred ~hogsheads
,rrhieh did not cost more than "a per hun.
Sred. This tobacco man lives in North Ca
Toiina. ALPHA.
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The nis,res. In michigan.

CHICAGO, September IL Dispatches from
East Saginaw do not lessen the accounts OF
the afiiction by the recent fires. Whole
families in the burnt district have been len
| entirely naked. A correspondent saw peo-
! pie on The road from Port Austin to Cass
CITY digging potatoes and eating corn thai
had been roasted by the fires. IL was al
they bad left. Families were sleeping IN
the forest with no eoyeriDg-three or four
naked families, who were bnddled togeiser.
Generous contributions continue TO De
made from this CITY TO those who have lost
their all. Money from firms here was sent
literally 10 parties in Michtgan-iunds 10
be disposed OF s. the receivers Judge best'
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A TraIn-RObber Interrupts n Church
Meeting.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, September 10 =
George Banister was arrested yesterday for
disturbing public worship at a church in
the vicinity OF the recent Blue. Cut train
robbery. While the minister was preach
ing he jumped up and hurrahed for the
t~rain-robbers and began firing off his pistol.
He escaped at the time, but was arrested
Yesterday. From bis actions 1t is believed
be has betrayed himself, and be will prOba'
bly be held as one Of the participants IN the
robbery. There are no other develop
ments in the matter. The grand jury will
be in session next Monday, and the cases OF
the arrested men will then be brought be-
fore them.
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PRINCE EDWARD.
FREE BALLOT.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.I
FRMyILLE, September IL, 1881.
II Is stated on the street to-day, on relfl.
Die authority, that Tazewell Branch, a col
ored internal revenue officer for this district,
bas received "nOtiee to quit" the office
now occupied by him on the 1st OF October.
We do not hear that be failed TO perform
any duty OF bis office. He is believed to
have been honest. faithful, and capable"
de Is esteemed by all as a man OF high per-
sonal character; but be is one OF the
"strsighiouts," aud is no ReSdjuster; hence
De must go. Before be was appointed TO a
Federal Office he was a member OF the
House OF Delegates from Prince Edward.
X
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s's'tfokS evenings Staf.I
rrom announcements made by the Post.
shn se department II appears that numerous
Sn.nxes are being made In the post-ofHces
~ s,IKinia. Nearly all the new appoIntees
afe h'adiusters, aud are put in Office by
recommendation OF Senator Malone.
hing kslakaua is to leave Liverpool to-
uay 10 The steamer Celtic for his proposed
TOUT OF the United States. After remain.
ing IN New York a few days King KaIakaus.
u ls understood, will come TO Washington.
ana from here 20 TO Hampton, Va, to visit
The Normal school.
A dispatch from Hamherfest. Norwav.
says; "The United States steamer ALI
ance, on Arctic search duty, returned yes
'erday morning 10 that port for coal. The
Ahlapce bad reached a point OF 800 u IO/
north latitude on her run. She will return
10 Spitz0ergen on Friday. All on board
are WELL"
Beyond tearing up the g~as-piping In front
OF the White House, and the taking up Of
carpets for shaking, nothing has as vet been
done TO improve the general condition OF
the house.
The Grand Lodge OF Virginia, having in
charge the arrangements for the Masonic
ceremonies, have issned invitations to the
grand masters IL all the States and Terrific.
ries TO be present. There was no limitation
as to the time for accepting the invitations,
and consequently some have not been beard
from. Only two or three, however, have
declined, and the indications are that The
majority ofihem will be present. The Grand
Lodge OF Virginia and its subordinate
bodies will be present IN numbers exceed
ing 5000.
Arrangements have been made for OPEN
air concerts at Yorktown during the whole
progress OF the festivities. The Executive
Committee OF the Yorktown Centennial
celebration VIII meet at the Capitol, in this
city, on the 18th.
Mrs. Sarah Davis, Of East Washington,
who died yesterday morning, as stated In
the St0r, was probably the only person
who ever shook hands with all the Presi.
deuts OF this country except President Gar
field. She was in her ninety-fourth year,
and was Torn in the District near
BIadensburg. She died at No. 1910 !
street southeast, where she has lived
for about sixty years. She had been
an active member Of the East Washington
Baptist church for nearly seyenty-iye
years. Her husband, John Davis, who died
about twenty-five years ago, had charge OF
this nayy-yard during the war Of 1912, and
took all OF the records and other valuable
documents OF the Government to Mont
gomery county in a wagon to save them
from being destroyed by the British.
Captain Bogardus and his sons will shoot
at the North Carolina State Fair.
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by TeSsgrapA.
NEW YORK.

NEW YoRY, September l3--Got0n s.ey; sales,
oA2 bales: aplands. Mkc.: OrieaAA lzAs: con.
soIIdaled nt receipts. l7,79r 0alsss exporis-,o
Great Britain. SO bases. southern ps arm aud la
moderate a.mandt eommon te fair sxtrs, $1,000
opened Sakc. hkasfr, subsequently, sdsaDced losi,
aud dselined kele.. eies,hg heavy nDgrsdsa
sprinE, tl.02*ssl 80 80. 2 taiesgo AID Ny.
mixed win.er, el244@sl az; angradsd waite,
si.S6@sl.4A Cora opened sekc. higher, amer
wardA advance lost, closing heavy and yale.
low mixed, TIE. yellow. T&c.: No. 2. september
TgKe. Oau k@le. better and fairiy seitve; No 3,
4Se. Hops dull and upch need. Cote outlet ana
, nnchap sed. Sugar hisher aud In goId demand: fsii
10 good reaninx. z Is l6e &c.: = e1aed active sne
higher standard "a" SAc. f.olasses steady ans
quiet. Rice quiet and unehan<ei- R0sin sieany a
f2,30@t2.35. Twp.aine easier ~ ose' Wee
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A Bloody fray.

GALVESTON. September ia .NewS
special from WeatheTfOrd says a fatal diff
Guilty occurred last evening between DIR.
Cantwell and another doctor named Cox.
Cantwell and his son began gathering corn
raised by Cox, who, upon their refusal to
desist, procured a shotgun, when he was
met by the younger CantweIl, who was also
armed with a shotgun. A few words en-
sued between them, when both raised their
guns and fired. Csntwell was instantly
Killed, and Cox was shot in the head. DR..
Cantwell then advanced upon Cox, who
fired twice, killing him instantly. Cox is
severely wounded.
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4frf-sk6 ~ ss<o Svrs,ssssu3r,~<a<>ss<>e. 49,
45c.; 1szas, 1fn8lc pcfx . s51a6s slsoI9,r M
isss e I've :. sxo ~ ssptsf.ns7 70 get9ass. ~:
90: si2'ss5sasia'ssS choice. 1liixsos 0ssc5ss.
VIZ 47f83iz.e3 Noyemncr. Rrcigbs dun.
BALrIMoRr.
EALIIsoRE. September 1S.-florY ndsf aud
arDs. whrs,-souihsm b'rher; eastern hisssr,
~clesin. easier; s%.st.srf red. Sfl0@Si4s; am.
ber s14s@.lb3i NO. western winter rrd. spot
iobsr. fIf7fe41t7N Eoven ber. Si.sikaSi.M
December, . i.55@s1.55y. Cors-eoutnsrn h:rhcr
ye sisssa e . os Us ss :sssas and ii s'ss scs sha'ss s "a
oslo; rsSa:yIv:sIs, s6@52c. Provisions srasr,
.oiI ~. Z wn ~ is sssie1 q s siias 'i fssssiu az
'' CINCINNATI.
.C~fNcrssArr, sep'ember 1s.@FIour erm spd IN
c~aan1ef. Wbeaf strong and higher: winter, 81 ~.
Corn strong and higher al isle gsfs strong ~ 44Sc.
Ike. Buis- mseat s-sboElders sfc.: rib. ike.
Bacon srm shoulders etc.: RIO, l2kc.: sides.
nc. of sni.ssd' roo sS' ,oso S@srreels on e he sasi .'s of
sl.l4. sugar hrm and unchanged. Hoxs active
snd b a,%. s?ss% ~ en- s.d ,,sht, toSse.7o; packing
L~oUIsvILLE
LOUISVILLE September IS -Fiour-cholce to
fancy, sT.75afe. Wheat strong ~ 81 4O8A142.
Cora strong and higher at 77c. osu active, nrm,
stroug. Bulk nsests-Sh0uiders nominal: rD, IIe.;
sides, like. Bacon strong. shoulders. 9Ac.: sides.
gsc: susAr-cursd nam', lake. Whisky lower az
$l.l2k
81. LOUIS, Sept mber 49, Flour a shade weaker.
Wheat 0penei higher and arm closed weak No. 2
red fall. al464 each. tl.45A September, t1.47f
October. Corn opened higher closed lower 64tc.
cash. 65sc. SEPTEMBER Oats opened hishtr; closed
81 45c. cash, 46Sc. September. Pork higher at
f2t.Z5 Bulk-meats 1rm ; shoulders, $40 ; sides,
fll. Bacon strone; shonlders. 80 sly; nib,
sll 25i sides. &I2 20. Lard frmer &C t12Izf
aiLwAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, September Is Flour scarce ana
s maniee M cs:s s y ss 'rssssc,,ons l,rssi No, Z NIL
vi 90x; November. Oh 32h. Corn inactive; No. y.
CSC. OATS scarce aud wanted; No. 2. 40c. Proyf.
sions orln. Mess pJrk. sts.e5 cash aud september,
and september. sl2.S3 october. Hogs stronger
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, September l3.-Flour scarce, 6rm, and
In good demand. Wheat unsettled aud generally
higher; market act We, and at times excited; No. 3
red winter, sl.34: No. z Chicago spring, fi.26A0
si.27 cash and September, 81 29A@tI.29k Octo-
aud unsettled: AXE. cash. 4lKc. september Pork
moderately sctiye and higher, closing nrm sl0 s7S
cash, fl9.55Gs19 90 - s~l9.65Gti9.76
October, SIS. S7k@tIe 90 No,emhr Lard active
and higher; ti2.25 cash and September, si2.y7S
@sl2 80 October, ~sl2.47kGsl2.60 November.
Bulk. meats In good demand and tendiDg upward /,
shoulders, "a SO; short RIB, s10.T0 ; short clear
ti0.95. Whlskey steady and unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, September l3-CottoE-Net re-
cripts. 22s bales gross, 4,2i4 bales fnrnr.es qul.t:
sales. $4,000 bal-s: September. I'll 964t1l9S:
October, $ll.s4dtll So; Noyembe sllS7 .
neeem6er' 81 "a; Jsnssry' 81 ls@s,il5i
April .sllAs@tI2 so; NAV, eli 599sll.60;
June. S~ll.66G&11 80.
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RAILROAD SERVICE CHANGES
Garfield and Security.

At Long Branch, before he was shot, the
President happened TO say "Now, Is 1t
not strange, and Is it not q striking COM
mentary on the protection and security
afforded by free institutions, that the Presl-
dent OF the United States can go abont in
this way, practically unattended and with
out a body-guard, and without the para
phernalia that encompasses other rulersY L
am as secure travelling this way as any
other citizen OF the country"
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BOTETOURT.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispaieh.l
EINcAorIr SHnfpmher 10. 1881.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaieh.l
FINCAsTLE, September IL, 1881.
Hons. Randolph Tucker and j. b. Flick
zen spoke here to-day, with Rev. Conrad, OF
MONTGOMERY, on the Readiuster side. Al
leasi 500 persons present. The crowd was
evidently largely on the Democratic side OF
lhe question. Great enthusiasm for the
Daniel ticket.
Hon. c. q. Hill, OF New Castle, Craig
county, died very suddenly on Sunday
blgbt, He bad been i'll bat two days, and
20 slightly that his death has produced a
great shock ia the community. 1t is sup
posed TO have been produced by heart dis
ease. Yours. Y,
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General Burnside Dead.

Providence, r. l., September 10 .Gene-
raj A. Il. Burnside died suddenly at ii
O'Clock this morning at his residence, 10
Bristol. He had been slightly unwell for
two or three days, but was in this city last
evening. The immediate cause OF his death
was spasms OF the heart. Telephone mes
sage from General Burnslde's house SUM-
moued Senator Anthony and DR.. Miller,
but before the telephone communication
was broken a message came that the Gene
raj was dead. Governor Littlefeld, Sena-
tor Anthony, Representatives Chase and
Aldrich, and other personal friends, imme-
diately started for Bristol.
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Maine congregational Election.

LEWISTON, Me-, September IL Returns
from most Of the Second congressional dis
trict, where an election occurred yesterday
TO elect a successor TO Congressman Frye,
indicate a majority for Ex-Governor DINGHY
tRepublican). SO far DINGHY has 10,096;
Gilbert, 4,947; scattering, 232. Dipgly's
majority, 4 OF. These own gave 1,3S7
Republican majority last year. The towns
to hear from gave 81 Republican majority
last year. 1t is probable that Dingly's ma
iOritv is about 5000.
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THE PRESIDENT SITTING Up.
HE ENJOYS THE CHANGE I'm AN
INVALID CHAIR.
A MORE CHEERFUL FEELING
AZ EIberon I'm Consequence Of the Fa-
verabie symptoms.
TRE PATIENTS COxVALRsCESCR
Maintained by DIR. Bliss. VINO IN stilI
Sanguiue.

Death or General Ambrose II. Burnside-Mors
Distressing Accounts or the Afniction In
miehiRan-A Destructive and Fatal Boiler
Explosion In Jersey City-NIob Law in Ken
lucky and Arkansas-Other Crimes and Cas-
nalties-Ths New Orleans Labor Troubles
Increasing; the Military Ordered Ont, &c.
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Two Aneged Muraersrs Hanged by a
Mob.

LITTLE Rock, AK, September l3.-On
saturday about midnight armed men sur
prised tho jail at Dsrdanelle, took out John
TAYLOR and ]. T. Bruce, charged. with MUIR
der, dragged Them through the streets, ana
hanged them TO- the limb Of a tree. The
prisoners made q struggle, and died eurslng
The leaders Of the mob. The affair created
intense excitement 10 Yell aud adjacent
counties,
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, september l1 1881.

White, 90 bEshels very soodat si.4-
40 blsghes common az $k20. Lancaster, 20 bush
els prSme at tl.53: SO bashelSyery good AZ sl.ol;
I 10 bgsheIs good and VEN good at 81 40; 2Iebush-
els RSok nj sl.42 10 $l.s8; 2 bushels fair AT sl4o'
xed, ITO bushels cnOice At y 52 ia bushels
yely GOOD AZ 4 l.45 and kl.4s. F0l1z 3zs Dnsnei,
Z as. 2B2 good bushels aud very good at 81 ~
ss8 brsbeIs good al Sl.36 10 4l36; 9S bushel'
fair at 1898, 1872 Bushels common at SA'zD u
OIL. 80. u-aa
50 bushels very good Al SIC.
bushels very good spzing AZ as.; "a nsiSheis nSt
proof at zoe.
RYE Is bushels ysry good - 1920
COTrON-Receids 10 tales.
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CAMPBELL CoURT.-On Monday the Re-
adjusters held a meeting to elect delegates
TO their nominating convention, which was
participated in by less than a dozen men.
But sll the same, they elected the delegates
to represent "the people," you know
T,.oclLns.0 Aegrc
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Death ON the RaiI-An Outrsgs.

ATLANTA. GA, September i5.-S. NJ. Mas
tiers was killed yesterday at the seventy
mile post while walking on the AIRLINE
railroad track 10 Il state OF iRtoxicatlon.
A white woman was outraged by q negro
Yesterday near Orchard HIN, Ga. The ne,
gro has since been arrested and ideatined
nv the woman.
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a. Lxnched.

LOUISVILLE, September 13.-Samael Ra'
mey, who murdered 4 young farmer a few
DAYS ago. was taken fromthe Jail at OWings~
VILE Sunday night and hanged.
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ELBERoN, N. j., September 1850 Il.
N.-(0ficial Bulletin. )-At the examine
tion OF the President at 8 A. NJ. to-day bis
temperature was 1914; pulse, 100; respira-
ton, 20. He passed a comfortable night,
sleeping most Of the time, and on the whole
his condition this morning IS encouraging,
and gives promise OF a good day.
ID. w. Bliss.
FRANK n. on.
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norr-we nno,s 4: Fine, skbO6e5: oxtrz. On. 81
q a. rs snpersae, k6.5CG86.75; c0mHssn fam.
III, t7.75@Ss; choice or patent family. ss.SOs
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Ytrginin Mail Matters.

Route 1880. Lexington TO Salem. Au'
thorize the postmaster at Cloverdale to de-
liver mail for BOtetourt Springs, on the
order OF the postmaster, to a regularly
sworn carrier, in a locked pouch, provided
the Department shall be involved 10 no eX-
pense by reason thereof.
RAILROAD SERVICE CHANGES.
Route 1927. Williamson's to GlenwOOd.
From September is, 1881, extend service
from Glenwood by Balcony Fails. Lorraine,
Big Island, Holcomb's Rock, and Salt Creek
to Lyncbburg, increase distance 32.5
miles.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 10, 1881.
AppIVEn

II
steamer Ariel, Clifford. Norfolk, Uaited states
mail, merchandise and passengers, L.. y. Tainms
agent.
Steamer Tiger Lily, WalthalY. Chickahominy
merchandise and passengers, w. A. .. Cole, super
iuteBdent.
Bark FremlI,en tSor.l J, Torjesen, Liverpool, salt,
Davenport & Nolrs.
schooner MsPgie ID. Marston. Blsckington. Old
Point, light, Chesapeake and OHIO X. nsay Conn
pany.
Schooner Lo,tle & Annie, Galloway, Phlladel-
phia. coal, &. III. Page.
Schooner Lily Falkenburg, Crowley. New York
salt, Davenport & Morris.
SAILED.
steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York
merchandise and passengers, U. w. Allen 4 Co,
agents.
steamer Pioneer. Platt, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc, aud passengers. j. w. hcCarrick, agent.
schooner p. ~. COtiinRham. smith, Proytdeuce
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
Schooner Thoanas Clyde. Fisher. Portsmouth,, NJ.
IT,, coal, Chess peake and Ohio Railway Compsey (;
vessel, curtis n Parker.
Schooner Ann Dole, Blackman, New Haven, ium'
Der. Curtis & Parker.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
neExcttemenatn Limssfek.

LOSBON, September 1S.-An assistant w
Encouragement OF tAe Irish c~Sustabulasy
HIS arrived in Llmesiek and ssken charge
OF the town until Thursday, IA connection
with the recent disturbances there. SIX
hundred police are expected and the great
est excitement prevails.
sensational sPsech bH a New fork
Editor.
LONDON, September la.-Tbe Dablin cor
respondent OF the Times says "Ata meet
ing at Klliullab, Galway, Mr.. LaTkin, OF tbs
New York Irish World, made a yiolenl
speech. in which he declared that lrishmen
shoulI not pay rent except st the point OF
the havonet or the mouth OF the cannon
Toe land act, be said, was a fraud"
Coionel Ourabi's Brayade,
LoSDoS, September lS.-rhe Alexandra
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. September 13. 1881,
S~ALEs-FIRsr 900 Southside third
IS tB. & a. l04; 10 snares Richmond aud Ale
ghany stock At 46k, so do. at 4sk. 80 do. AT so, 10
do. at 4ek; 10 shares Norfolk and Western prefer
red At sex; 100 shares Columbia and GreeDvllle
preferred az 94k 2 shares Richmond and Danville
stock at 103. l do. at l03, 10 do. at los
SECOND BoARD.-10 shares Richmond and Ale
ghsny stock at 40, 10 do. At Asa, 10 do. at 4ek,
so do. tB. c. at 40; 20 shares Atlanta and Char.
lotte stock at 70; 10 shares Norfolk and Western
preferred at 81: 100 shares Richmond and Dau-
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LIBERTY, VA, September 13.--Messrs. s.
Griffin aud w. T.. Graves were nominated
by the Democratic Convention assembled
here to-day, and their nominations were
made unanimous. The ticket is considered
the strongest that could have been placed
In the field. The Convention adjourned
with cheers for Griffin and Graves.
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HYGEIA HOTEL,

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
s,tuatea 100 wares from Fort henros. ,yp.n =.
the year. Equal % Any hotsi 10 NE tnisex SssIlias
As's'n'e 'a'aa'ssSA ee HARRISON rgGsgss
ksc 'WT~s@
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COnPANlEs.

FOR i,r,her information - TO the .SORTHwEsf
state Assst. 1913 Main stress
Riohmopd Va.
u. j. 3. ID. CsLLES, MEDICAL ExsnsAner.
Tau 2l.e0d3ml
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L YDIA Z. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
IS POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL THOSE PAINFUL COMPLAINT;
AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.

AND WEAKNESSES so COMMON
TO OUR BEST FEMALE POPULATION.
It will cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and D~lsplacements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
adapted to the Change of Life.
1t will dissolve aud eIpel tuInorS from the uterus
In an early stage of development. The tendency to
cancerous humors there Ia checked very speedily by
its use.
II removes f~aintness, natuleDcy, asstioys all crav-
lag for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the
stomach. 1t cures Blolting' Headaches Nervous
Pros,ration, General Debility, sleeplessness, De
preston, and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain
weight, and backache, is always permanently cured
by It's use. II VIII at all times and under all eircum-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure OF Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compound Is unsurpassed
LYDIA f. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUND Is prepared at 2S9 and 235 Western ave-
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 80
sent by mail in The form of pills, also in the form OF
lozenges, on receipt of price, ii per box for either.
Mrs. PISKHAM freely answers all letters IF inquiry
Send for pamphisL Address rs above 1snftsn
this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA Il. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
R,uousness, and Torpidiiy cf The Liver. rs cents
per box. sold by all druggists. arg 2o-eod'
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WARM SPRINGS,

WARM SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA
WIN BE- kept opsa untn NOVEMBER lsr.ssi1es
A COCA company Is expected during the Ssasn"
s4-im john L. Eckl.kk.
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FURNITURE.
7 HAVE NOW IN STORE A VERY n
l. large and superior stock of new and elegant u
styles and designs OF TIL
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
PARLcR FURNITURE,
DINING FURNITURE,

and solicit a call from al who may need articles In
my line.
See my stock before bu, ing.
SAMUEL w. HARDWOOD.
au , aodam GoyernoF street. Richmond. Va.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS. &c.

* BONES CHOICE BACON sH0UL-
lC DERS,
200 barrels FAMILY FLOUR.
500 barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HEB-
RINGS,
100 barrels MACKEREL.
uso A. Y. STOKES q co.
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No family should be without LYDIA T. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure ccns'lration
Binousness, and Torpidi,y ef the Liver. rs cents
per box. sold by all druggists. arg 2e-eod
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Captain Bogardus and his sons will shoot
at the North Carolina State Fair.