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Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

nR, KIANE'S CHEAT NERVE KF.
~ S1ORER Is the marvel Of the age for
all nerve diseases. All hts stopped ireo. send
10 Sat Arch at-. Phiiada.. Pa. loibdhwly
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
HurrAh for Our side.

Many people have lost their interes,
in politics and amusements because
they are so ont Of sorts and run down
that they cannot enjoy anything. II
such persons would only be wise
enough to try that celebrated remedy,
Kidney Wort, and experience its touis
and renovating effects they would soor
be hurrahed with the loudest. In
either dry or liquid form it IL a perfect
remedy for torpid liver, kidneys oi
bo oNels.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19
GEN, A, J, EdHArtOn

the newly appointed Senator from Min
nesots, was member Of the Democrats
National Convention Of 1850 and voted
ffty-seyen times for Jefferson Davis
When the war broke out he enlisted il
Q Minnesota regiment and eventually
Was promoted to q oaptaincy. His ap
pointment was made on p1rely person
al grounds.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-19

The GERRYMANpRR proposed by the
Democrats affects the First, Third and
Tenth Wards Of the City and BY an
nexipg Browntown makes four wards
where there are now three. These
three wards at the Presidential cleo
ton had 354 Democratic majority. The
addition Of Browntown will neither in
crease nor decrease that ma jority. 1t
is Intended BY the gerrymander that
the 354 Democratic majority shall be
80 absortel ard distributed that all
four Of the wards proposed shall be
Demo ratio and BY the aid Of the Sec
end and Fourth the Democrats will al
ways be sure Of six wards out of eleven.
This Is stretching 3J4 votes out 10 a
very thin surface, and 1t may just be
possible that the cloth may tear in two
by trying to make it cover too much.
However the real taxpayers Of Will
mipgton have nothing to say in the
matter as the case is entirely in the
hands Of VIM. H. Lee and other Demc-
cratic msnipulators of Wilmington and
the cedar swarpers and the sand
billers of Kent and Sussex. How
thankful the people of Wilmington
should be that they have Kent and
Sussex Democrats TO make the laws of
the city. When Mr.. McNsal of Balti-
more Hundred has SO intelligent
gentleman ss Mr.. Lee to instruct him
how to vote be will not be humiliated
by making such mistakes as introduo-
ing q lottery bill without knowing it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

winchester Belyin. Of this county. late
oi Richmond, while towering the hammer
OF ais revolver from enalf-coek > 10 the
caruldye. AZ sharon, last SATURDAY night.
tet Toe hammer slip from bis thumb. and
soot himself 10 toe iefI breast abou, two
snehes rieht Of The nipple. The BAH IA
z2-lO0 eaieFel was prohed for without q !.
cess oy br. Ssyegs, OF this place, who was
Summoned Immediately after the secidert.
zoe wound dressed, and considered slight.
Las. nssht she writer visited Mr.. Belvin at
.ne pancock House and gathered the above
tac.s. tie was rot suffering at the time.
an1 gave TIE foregoing statement plainly,
with The request thar we should say thai
TIE rnraoFs and the publication IA the
EAzerpFtSs thst the act was intentional. or
that be was using "siimuiantu TO an ex.
cess, are untrue and unjust WytheriLe
Dispatch.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

t.~EfrHon4euoe or zoo RicnBsond DfspaichJ
eiks SPRINGS, Va. September :, 1881.
ne PFes5yters o. Lexington met 81 the
aafm Springs church Today. Rev. Z. j..
I'sae preached tie opening sermon. key.
"a Wiufree was elected moderator,
lAs ket. J. r. Bowmaa, ID. D., and Elder
Vey, elefks. Notwithstanding TIE eA-
asaasiy warm weather, there we're present
.so.f'iolf ministers sBd nineteen elders.
-. ID. Curry, Of Richmond, being present.
: laYHed 10 sis a. = visiting brother. ne
e~Wed, expressing bis pleasure 20 80
10y. bun said be was not o member on
st bsptnt Church. a. there was no or
Aaxsslon Of that name. Qt - the bapiis'
A.eseiatE0n.l
leepslsse ". z. Laird was dismissed to
ais " the PreshyteFy ef Memphis.
tsssaiizte L. w. MeCorklc was dismissed
- care o. he presbylery o. MonLsom-
aepf a1G q half was taken az ~ W.
s..sse reading 81 The records Of he ips.
H. nseiipg, With those . s9leuFRea
'ags held slnee.
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Amateur Oarsmen.

WASHINGTON, September S.-The ninth
annual regatta Of the Nationsi Association
Of Amateur Osrsmen wiz commence to-day.
The races will Degiu promptly at l O'Clock.
The weather l. warm and oppressive, but IL
is expected thst a large DnDocr OF spectators
will be present. All the crews entered, with
the exception Of the Beaver crew OF On
tario, are here, and reported this morning as
being in good condition. The entry list Is
unusually large and The representatives,,
particularly IN the eight, SIX, and four
Dared races, are coniessedly The best that
could be selected from the ranks OF the
amsteur oarsmen Of the country.
In the 6rst ~Iaee-nrst beat, double
scuIls-the ~PswtJeket, OF Pawtucket, K.
l., won the MutusIs, Of Albany, n. Y,
second.
In the regatta races to-day, in the twelfth
race the Elizabeth Cry crew, OF Ports
mouth, amer an exciting finish. won Cres-
cents second. Time, S:30f.
Tomorrow eight-osred. six-oared, four
cared, and the final heats OF races will be
r0Wed.
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~.,.s. 4 .s<,... ~ -.
AZ sazstx sxc's<5<-." 1872
t5.xoE "a. e Is 49,. 4 ~" @@.
4. Nc a. a - -
IS.
s<srese Ia 80 nc ,srr ~
Yrrt . a. f,r eer.ss .se-r.se%4 ~ Sc
v.-xs<.r er~.- --s'
exrrxs. z4c. . herr33s. 29t-s xenafr< vos~~s 49,
s3t&<tf- fa1vns &ee ORLEANS. cf<n<. 50a4GfsS
t4ds Llverrp9t- frnr <tezf. 8l44. G7341f
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p.r.: G. Pei feeos. k<setet srt lssf, 1liz<.
corR. tauItnzra. tHft-. 1<<f ~1sf11a.
toilet 1c3Apf.t xn6 {11cs Dttes< crsafTs. <><&<.
Tsas. Fiscs 2585oe I lnp<fssl. s3S75 r1s.
pcrc1r. 25e. ISL
asa-s G<stn&,. &c.
aes... We 49,. sa.~- x.n.x~
INV efrr. lszf - g-.rn <aer
bssfAsrr Rouxb iealbss. 4Hfs8o<-: enssh<< h1r~
pess irz;her, S414Cc.- <4fshfd sn-~r. 9,lI So.
snfshcd k3ps. 500 Use. aemloek .ras. Io<Se6r.
~
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- 1ss,s>n fssas1- uts Dtroz1to1 t&xs
srs-s,.. -. ~I"r stsS1ero xfzsss snx11A
g. So . 800 AI-stss~ sT" 1Hnsrees
49,, M $500 a.
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ALIrrLE INSIDE CHAPTER THAT VII BIZ
READ wIrH INTEREST By rue PUBLIC.

RAILROADS.. banks, aud capitalists are the grea.
moving and controlling power Of The world now.
ana there ls a roads rough roed-lhrough which
al shat attain 70 emiuence must pass and many tall
10 The bghf. ThoHght, study. mental and brain
work. Il the highway TO eminence and work.
though, worrying, p~laHning, ealculsiing-ah feed
upon the brain and nervous system, aud the results
are Nervous Prostitution, HeAri-Disease. Ape2le1y,
PARALYSIS, Neuraisia, Nervousness Sleepless Nighe.
sick sad Nervous Headache, and a sudden cropping
out OF The business ranks by Overwork and nervous
ness In some Of It's forms. This Is The natural con-
se1uenoe: but IN the nervous usiem is fed and sup.
ported 10 proportion to The waste and demands
made upon II. these fearful results would not be
heard Of or known.
The remedy Is a simple. sensible one Simply 10
feed abe overworked. irritable nervous system. And
that can hs done. and tina, IL being successfully every
asy, bv The aze 81 DR.. BENsOA's CELERY AND
cHAMOMtLE PILLS, = special preparation for
Nervous Disease. sick and Nervous Headache. Ner-
vouSaess, sles plessnsss. Seuralsis, aud dyspepsia
These nils are not 3 patent medicine, but MADE bva
regular physician and used by the profession at
large.
sold bv an druggists. Price. so cents a box.
DenoL Jog NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTl-
MORE. MD. By NAL, two boxes for 81, or six
boxes for %. so, 10 any address.
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~inaiion Of The pre-idenf. seys b5s pulse af
THIS hour y "a. temperature normal, s1d
respiration IT. This. said fhe Doctor, y
the beet showing We haYe had In the ease
u room for some DAYS. Tie announcement
81 the Bgurts wa reefiyed with crest salts
faction by all those gathered sround EIbc-
ron Hotel. AttoTney-Genersi Maeyea1h
expressed the opinion that there IL now
apparently good ground for Encouragement.
FRoN 4SxrEIY TO MOST sAkGUrxE HoPss.
LoSc BRlNcB. September S-esf5 p. n.
The favorable eonditiou Of the President
al The noon examination continues. md has
had the effect Of cheering all hearts. The
feeling tn si quarters y changed from anx-
iety % most ~ssnguiBe opinions tbst the Pre-
sident has 81 last fairly got on the road 20
recovery. DR.. Bliss u suihoriiy for the
statement that the President " GONZALES
cent. He msde this assertion in the pres
ence OF DR.. Hamilton. The latter gentle-
man. who strictly adberes 10 bis policy noi
TO talk for pubheaiion about any Of his pa
tlents, showed by his expression that ne
Old not object 10 the statement.
Secretary Windom was Informed by a
representative OF The Associated Press Of
the result Of DIR. BLESS examination ~
noon, ard az the conclusion thereof made
The remark, "Thst was splendid"
THO $50 P. ~. BVLLETIE-A cHKEKTNo RE-
poRI-coNPLIssSr TO TBE BgTiRED PLY.
slcIANg.
ELBEROx. n. J., September $3.50 r. N.
The Official bulletin SAYS AT II O'Clock
(noOn) to-day the Presidents temperature
was 9S.4; pulse, 81; respiration, II. At
the evening dressing (at $500 his tenn
perature was 80; pulse, 100; respiration,
IS. He has taken a liberal mount OF food.
both fluid and solid, with apparent RELISH"
By the special request Of the President, u
hiss been made our duty to say in this public
manner to Sureeon-G General Barnes, Sur
geon j. j. Woodward, and DIR. Robert Rey-
burn that 10 depressing with their services
as his medical attendants he was aetuaied
only Dy a wish 10 relieve them OF labor and
responsibility which, in his improved con-
dition. be could no longer properly impose
upon them. Both the President and Mrs.
Garfield desire to express to these gentle
men personally and in the same public man.
ner their high appreciation Of The great skill
and discretion which they have 30 con-
staptly exercised as associate counsel IN the
management OF bis ease up to the present
time.
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nARIHE INTELLIGENCE.
;IATURE ALMANAc-sErIENBra ., Issl
PORT or RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER s. 1851
ARRIVED.

PORT OY RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 5, 1851.
ARRIVED.
m Wyanoke, Couch. New York mer-
ehandise aud passengers, George W. Allen 4 Co.
steamer J. W. Everman, Carr. Philadelphia. msr
ehapdise and passengers. J. ". McCarrick. agent.
steamer Tiger Lily, Walthan- Smithheld. mer-
ehandse aud passengers, ". A. o. Cole. superin-
teEdent.
steamer Ariel, clifford. Norfolk, United states
mat, merchandise znd passengers, L.. Il. TaiuuN
sgen'.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
schooner Waldsmsr, Parker, Boston, coal, Cheka-
pe.ke ana Ohio Railrosd Company.
s~CHoONERs BY COLLISION.
scheousr Jennie Lippett. from Bath. az Philadei-
mia, while being towed up the schuylklH. coindsd
with the schooners Thomas G.. Benton, ID. Gtnord,
RscheI :. Miller. aud Maria PiersOn, damaging them
an more or less about the tObO0ms and head-gear.
The Tippett vas DOT injured. The four schoone-s
dansg,d BY the 1iqpeit recently sailed from klch-
mopd with eargOes Of coal for Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA.
KENPr. y. S-Cleared 29th u'timo schooner
Horteusls. Robinson. for Richmond.
H~AvES-Arryed 6h: schooner
=. Har.. DAVIS from Richmond for Boston.
PHILADELPHIA Arrived IN schooner. X y
Miller. Candy, from Richmond. Cleared I'm;
schooner A. c. Lyons, Bunnei. nr Richmond.
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News from a washlnx,oa ssnpdpo,n,.

The Alexandria GeRette says: The para
graph Ia taiscorrespondence a day or two
ago about The proposed sale by the Bagtl.
more and Ohio railroad OF alI is Interests
south OF Baltimore and Mr.. Walters dis
position OF his lsrge interest 10 that CON-
pany Is snbsian,ialed by wea-iDformed rail-
road men. who ssy that an IT'S statements
will be established by the developments OF
the early future.
Secretary Blaine, as rs well known, hsd a
row before be left here with Rockwell and
Swain on account OF bis dispatches sud bis
evident leaning 10 the StslGart faction OF
his party when he thought the President
was bound 70 die.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

II win curt entirely the worst form OF Female
comn,a,pts, Al ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Di~splace@ents, aud the
,.ons t.sn, So. nal weakness, and is particularly
,,r,es 70 she Change Of Life.
nv dissolve sad eIpel tnners from the uterus
~ M eafiy s,sge Of development. The tendensy to
,,,,er0us numos. fher d, osa ed very speedily By
IT'S r's,
nrsmoyes hiEness, saiUIeney. a'nfr - CIV
ing for simslAAts, and relieves weakness Of tie
stomach. It cures BlOatlng. Headaches Nervous
pr..,r.tion, General Debility. sleepIsAnes'' pe-
preston, snd Indigestion.
rss, seelirs Of bearing DOVE, eaus'As pain
ue,ept. and bseksehe. Is always PERMANENTLY eareo
~ -, ,.e. II wiz At all times ard under all eiFeum-
49, -, IN harmony VITA the laws that govern
~. female system. For the cure Of kidney Com
saint, AZ either sex thls Compound Is unsurpassed
LYDIA s. PfxKaAMs VEGETABLE COM
po9rSD ss prepared al 2ss and 2sS western ave
80, Lynn. Mass. Price, 81; sx ooiaes aof va
-, ~ m.istn the form Of puis, also Ia the form a.
- !, receipt OF price. 81 pr box Tor ether
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LATEST FOREIGN NEws.
the Greas aernodsss Counesr.

LoNDoS, September S.-Tbe EcumeHical
Conference to-day discussed the recognition
Of the hand OF God in the origin and pro-
gress Of Aethodism. The American dele
gates pointed u that the spread OF
Metbodism In America Is aided by It's re-
msrksble adapiability TO the status Of the
American people.
At an early meeting OF the Conference
this morniDg,so motion OF Rev. Alexander
Mlcaulay. ii was resolved that there should
be devotional exercises TO show the sympa-
thy OF the Conference with the people Of
America, who are to-day Offering up prayer
for the restoration 10 health OF President
Garfield. Mr.. William ;. Allen. member
OF Parliament, accordingly offered 4 prayer,
and an appropriate hymn was afterwards
sung. Several American delegates FIX
pressed their sense Of the kindness Of the
Conference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

PHdSIx, ARlsOSA, September S.-There
Is much excitement here and az Globe.
Two men were killed. and one 'Eounded
by the Apaches neag Reno. The settlers
have gathered st Green Valley, Reno,
Wad Eye. and Mcdowell. The militia
are organizing everywhere and calling
for arms. The acting Governor has tele-
xraphed to the Secretary OF War Tor
arms and ammunition at eDee. The civil
and military authorities arc In fullest SC
cord. The chiefs OF the Prima and Aaricnna
tribes near Pbenix offer 10 provision
themselves and lead their bucks against the
Apaehes. They have always been friendly
10 the whites and have hated The Apaehes.
The Pspagoes are all anXious to light the
IApsches. The military are moylng every"
where. A great meeting was held here To-
night to organise the mlllus. Que som'
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RaffroaA mnfser..

Nav YonK. September 8 -An agreement
has been signed by Z. w. Cole. president az
the East Tennessee, EiEginia and GeoFgia
% Railroads, and G. p. HuniIngfeu
which secures for Coles system fourteen
hundred miles Of reads and a connection
With Cneinnsti and the West ria Knox.
vile ard the Rockville snd Ohio division
Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
and over the Kentnekv Central
railroad. The work Of connection Is sx-
peeted to be completed by next July.
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Aboa, the Michigan Fores, Fires.
DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY y LOSS OF LIFE-
TELEGRAPHIC CoNNUSIcGTIoS cur OPP.

DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AND LOSsOF LlFE-
T%ELEGRAPHIC CoNNUSIcGTIoS cUr OPP.
DETROIT, MICH, September s.-Tele-
grsphlc communication j. entirely cut of
with The worst parts OF the burnt region OF
this State, so that the reports ore yet some
what irsgmeniary, and Il Is hoped exsgge.
rated, bot there are many fears that The
worst Is far from having been told. The
complete destruction OF Rchmoudyiile,
ssnilac county, Is confirmed. The villages
OF Carson, Charleston. and Tyre are re-
ported 10 he completely destroyed, and
Ashley partly also.
The townships OF Delaware, Nunken, snd
Auslis, In SsnIlac county, and Bingham,
Sherman, and Paris, in Huron county, are
burned over and deserted. The crops IN
these townships were oil harvested, and
nearly all are now lost. The remains al a
family OF seven named Redmond were
found IN q well near Charleston, they hay-
ing entered the veil for shelter and being
there suhocated. The chsrred remlius OF
Henry Cole were also fouad az Charleston,
and a family named Vasula in Paris town.
ship, aud Mrs. Derbet and her three chill
dren were cyertaken by the flames and
burned 10 death. In WatertO@u township
another family, named Dennison, have, u is
believed. been burned. Two families,
named Thornton and Lee, II is feared feIl a
prey 10 the flames near RichmOudulle.
There was a gale carrying the Ere with a
rapidity that often prevented escape.
Yesterday afternoon the direction OF The
wind changed, and this, il is feared, will
sdd new destruction by sending the flames
over sections that had escaped. IL was
much cooler last night, which IL in that
respect favorable; hut the wind is high
snd the country helpless. There are no
Signs OF rain, without which there seems
TO be no delIyeraDce.
The Board Of Trade, Of this city, yes
terdsy appointed committees TO solicit re-
lief for the destitute communities, rs II IS
yery evident that a large work in that di.
reciion is at our doors. Hundreds OF fam
lilies have lost al their property and this
year 5 crops, and are reduced 10 the con-
dition OF absolute and immediate want.
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NY Telegraph.
RAITrNoRF

BALTIMORE. September s.-Floar 6rrn. more ac-
i've, and unchanged. Wheai-soathtrn a shade bet
. ssaibs sssi 1sa. 81 sl. ssse .Is sfs am ssss,s ssfs Z ssssi
SPOT, si.s ssi'isS pssr.s.r si~aigsiAiS:
srn 6isSsr; soasSsra Shii.. isSsde, ysrss: So
@6Tc. Oats quiet and steady southern, S0453c.s
western white. 5l@52c.: mixed. S0asie-; Psnn-
s~ylv.nla, 5l&52c. Provisions arm and anchanzet.
except mess-poIs, Which has es. 2 advances 70 $50.
~A-son. Toe. whiskry quiet al 81 90. frelshG
UNCHANGED.
CINCINNATI, September s.-fiogr h'm and un-
ehsnged. Wheat srOng. No. z rd winirrs " 40.
s s1n + s'T sse a. gs sSS;a g .,rou srpp y n 40 SO isrT,ss.
meals sir-ng and higher shoulders, She: iibs.
lie. Bacon strong 4; rio. l1bc.. side. lie. wbts-
steady aud aaehsne-s. Hos. arm /: com aca aud
nghL. s5Gs6.7e; packing and b~asehers', sd.23&s7
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. September 6-Flour steady. and
ass Wheat arm II si.sso si.4O. Core frmer
al Use. Oats steady az 43944c. Pork aud lard
uorsmsL Bulk meats strong. shoulders nomiualt
Csc; Fib, 1lAc.; sites. 1850. Hamf-
sugar-earsd. lac wbskeY steady al ala.
ST. LOUIs
ar. Louis, SEPTEMBER a.-Ylour better: trehle-
extra surins, t6 404s7.lQ; shoiee 70 faocy.t7.l5
cline nom me biggest points No. z REQ fan. s1.45k
each, AJAX september. tl.47s October. Corn un-
settled and generally higher CSC. cash. soc. Cello
b r 67Ac. Novembs. oats unsettled anc generally
higher. closing lower: 4Skc. cash. 4tA9 4btc. Me-
yemter. Provisions strong aud higher. Bulk
ms ais-shoulders ts 60 nh. s10.5O side. t1p &c.
Rscou-Shoulders, sa6f}9.20; rib. s11atlI 90:
sides, slz l2S. Lard higher al sI2.lO. Whiskey
Or n n sl.ld.
CHICAGO. September S.-F7onr ia fair demand
and nrm. Wheat active. arm. and hiEhrr. ont UNI
..sfla4s No u GhleaEa Rr1ng Rl-2NA LA4
cash, tI.2z4 september. 81 26t October, SILVA
November, sl.30k ilectmosr Lorn active. FIRM,
and higher: 62k&6x%c. cash. 64asef6ftc- October.
6ssc. November, dxSe. all TIE yesr: sales at
63Sa65c October. Pork active. nrm, sod biRner
a sl9 so cash.
MILWAUKEE
wLU September S.-FlOur nrn add In
good deman6. Nheai strong and active No, z Mil
wausee, September. tl.2e, october. si.zIa: Mo-
yenber, OIL 2eS; Decrmber. VI 3Oa; January,
al ala: No. g. el.l6f. Corn inae ~. No. Z, Sic.
Provisions exsiifd. Mess PORK. tls 80 esSn and
September. 81 .. October. Hogs higher AZ so.z5
ala. 10. shipments -RlOar. 5000 barrels; wheat,
$500 bushels; ooTn. 1900 ha bells.
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THE rREsmEsr ar Lasr ON I'M
ROAD 10 REcovERx.
THEE or TIE DOCTORS RETIRED
sy Order of abr Pre.fdenf. who Ne
sired the Fierce Reduced.
THE PATIENT PRONOUNCED CosVlLESCENT
by Dr. 8iiss. and raeisIx Coneurrea
I'm by DIR. HamiIton.
CONTINUED IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED.

for q New system or Railroad Con-
necsions : Bold and Successful Train-Rob-
berry In Missouri-rhc Michigan Forest
Ffres-TAe Methodist E~eumenicaI Confer
enee nj london Election in County TYRONE,
Ireland srd Derby on British Industries-
Six Persons Burned to Death By Forest Fires
In Algeria, &c.
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THURSDAY. September 8, 1881.
csuntry Produce.

EINNNA11NA ~ =
rsunuy produce.
Applss . From sl.25 70 81 so per barrel.
sSssDtE z2@23c. y y.
Buff,r. Prime 20 choice yellow, 25G27c.; nir 10
Cora Neal; csc. . bOshsl for country: 81 fOs
DRIED Frlit: Apples, 4a6e. stsckDerries, 90
Ice; cherries. lie; rasp6erries' 25c'i peaches
Pesitry.-LiTe chickens, lOa25e.; ducks, goo
s5e.
I'm, rs prru,s iiv~-eoose. 5O-: coanon. use
HaEsesd: sI@tl.05 snshei.
HGV: virginia nmothv 95c.afl' GoSef-niAe~'
s5a o0c. clover. 7JGsoe.
our. None Ia mar6ef.
Yos ssatSsos6s a.75 : Ssrrei.
Roots: Ginsens, sl.eo@sl.70 I'D. Seneca nee
OF tops, 45c. = ID.
LarI- Country. llMl2c
wye 81 2OG 81 80 = Oushel.
SHmGc. Pnme. s9c.
Shucks. 7OG75c.
Bsfed SfraD: 45c.
EooG: w.snsd. So; unwasaec. 25e. Bury
wool win BRING from 8 70 DC. , y. less tasn
above rates.
cement. Lime. Plaster. nc.
C~aeaf. Roas sGale. sI.A59Sls50 = barrel
Lims: Agricultural, seloe. = ons1el Hoskasaa,
eI.l56sI.z0, according 20 Igsnuty' Soinsf
10 Shingl sl.25: Glenns Fails. VI. -
PtastsT: L1mD. S4.75; ground. %; eIeinsa
alazter. sI.60GSl.7b:
Tar: Large size. $3.50.
l. DRY 0oSdl-
rrtx,s. N~erriuack. 6Kr. Nerrinsek shirtine,
&c.. R.cDDoaa. ese:; south sr,eess 80 feslse
Dunnels, Tc.: Ansn's- Sc. Manchester. &c.
Washingtoa. &C.; Mallery PINK Ie, aalor, Par
5c.; simpson Black, &C.; Harmony ose.s Ash
Ah brs s8l1 cations Manchester \ A, &C.; Man.
sef sss Jams River 10. b.. sc. /: James River
6se.; james River ID. D. 7ze.
uruss. Dyestmins. ola. ks.
zts1 a. y, gallon.
C~osesnirrssa Lgs: ssGsa y e.ss a ron
copp,ras: &c
GeeksHeaf. zoe. p n
Extract - Logs0oo1: ATE.
indigo: sI&tl.lo.
DE-. LinsesS. sSc.: macnine. alosf.Ts: soern
a.: xn 2 "a. ~ wei. 81 q acssn
best sahA $3.50: castor, si.23 exz1sas vtrgins
labrsczrRg, SOt5Ot.s Eero~sns, H. oshs saM
ION.
Reefs !: Ginseas. soe.; seseaa, wtfsea; op, SIZE
Sod: Sal. lk@ae. in ksxs; Ezsash soda Sc
getSsis rsrDsafsass see
Foreign Fruits and gasaS.
Candy: lz4s11se- n
Lloas: MesFinS. " y hox
OTaaass: Sweet $50 Rhe&
Il GRseertes. &c.
Ra@ou, ClsAx ne . - l2al3kc.s rsoe6. n
allie. ssoaneu- ekalee; Nirnnia shorsaef
g. Vranis aox-roana. l1e. vtxgfaia hsrl
.nrr. llke.. small. J14ni2c.; Feav-eurs
alsc.. haik kss> lteii<e.; husk shossdar. .
1sssstss: gsissss v hoops. nsoasi.7
Rrsems. fwo atFInzs. $3.50: sarss ssrA'
ti.so@s2 9: soar siltazz. Z 22s@ss. :,
coeSs. Rho-Ianmon. l04llG. nus ~
t1Qe.e good " nfInfe. l3&iaf.s Laf1AJfx. 10
ii5e.s Java. 9oteaee -
csadgss: AfaMnnstne candies, t2@4A8c 60
,llSRf3Ne. u =: h~ef-oozsa. l8e.s tsnoss lts.
Gkesss Prise suttinx. ls8.Rt44ct Nome
X ana western Urine elusssE. l1-<x@. ocH1:.
II aRl0c., EnGilsh dsifs le62vc.s flaesFyse ~
T, Zee caFefna. GAaTkc. -.
ffAi HsEsinzs-Sefte CsS0naA NNh sse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

pany Of rayzlFy Is row hurrYin9 to Globe.
A courier from Mcdowell reports ai quiet
At Apaehe and Thomas. The Indians are
probably scattering ia small bands. The
settlers cannot Nsit for authority, but viii
kill the Indians on sfxhf.