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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-14
DANVILLE.

NsPIRITING NEWs-RAILR0AD IrEM-FAC-
TORY NEARLY FINISHED 49, THE COUNCIL,
THE SCHOOL TRUSTEES, AND THE PRINCE
PAL OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
OCTOBER ID, 1882.
The news from Ohio has had most in
spiriting effect on the Democrats. One
can't help thinking Of Attorney-General
Blair's remark: "Therc will never be, you
may mark il, another National Democratic
Convention; and now, young man, now Is
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The Richmond Dispatch in recent issue
reproduces part of an article in the last
issue Of the Leader, comments upon it, and
attributes il to the Revie'r. We are afraid
our contemporary eyc-sight is falling
ROdnoke Leader.
Iaf ,,orinn
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Jay \. Hubbelps committee has closed
It's doors for the campaign. As the result
IN Ohio has not been encouraging Mr.. Hub
bell does well to shut up his political bro
ker shop. There are several deserving be-
neyolent institutions in Washington to
whom he might turn over the funds re-
naming in his hands. -PhHadelphiq Re-
cord
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The Republicans control Congress, and
therefore If you want TO get anything from
congress You must be Republicans, or AID.
mInistIalion men. This has been the RIM.
DLtDEhoEE cry. This is the meaning Of
" We are for ARTHUR because ARTHUR 4
Tor US" But now it appears the Demo.
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DEATHS.

Died. at bis residence I'm MathcT- county. Va
ON Tbirs,lay morning. october 18th. POWHA-
TAN ROBERTSON, son Of the late Judge John
Robertson, of this city.
Died. i'm clyde. Cloud county. Kansas. on The IN
Of september. 1882. CANlII.AN ANDLk>oN.
Youngest son Of Jane, j. and Mary +. Wei drit1 :
agod one wear, one month aud four days.
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NJ SHERRY AND MADEIRA.

! large bot of SllERRIE~ from the wc-kuown
house of widow, Harmony < CO.. Cadz. Of my
own importation. on hand; als1. MADEIRA from
six 10 fifty year, Old, and very fine.
oc slim OSCAR CRAM.
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cd openly that he would not only h, To, evn .pr
him, but intended to WORK ior n''n ever!
day till the election. orn;,,, ~,
Bath will turn her race 10 'nc '''o', ...... y"
the 9TH OF November.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. in Powlatan county. on the 18Th Of
October. 1852. by the Rev. Prank Strineicl9w'
WILLIAM MARSHALL TAYLOR ana LtiLA
Popc Ddlncy.
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III CHA MP AGN l..

Receiving direct from my house .u InlD..
EXTRA DRY NEH/ENAi,
YIN. IMPERIAL.
MANINt'N ". and
PREMIERE SERRI.
Nl-o instantly ou hand.
a.. II. Mt'MN < CO..
PIPER HEID~iEtk.
LOUIS RODERER lvaX'l tHI o..
URBNNA WINE CoMIANN'~ GOLD ~t,I.
very hyperion wine made 200 OF. country
oc Slim -. 'EfN/
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After eating each meal take a dose 81
Browns Iron BitterS. IL helps digestion,
relieves the full feeling about the stomach.
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS OF
4 ' LIE RICHMOND BANNING AND iNsU-
kANCE COMPANl.-Persons holding checks ON
the RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE
COMPANY. aud those II whom certificates of de-
post have been assigned, will please present them
at the banking-hOuse of said company without
lelly, In order that the necessary transfers may
DC made with The view TO an early dividend. III
There he any persons holding claims against the
institution, not matters of record on the books,
uey VIII please present them ~ once.
oc ll-2w Trustee.
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EOR SALE, FOR CASH OR NEGO-
Il TABLE NOTES, interest added:
Io-HORSE-pOMERE ENGINE and BOII. Err,
made by Fttenger & Edmond:
| SMITHS GRANULATOR,
SMITHS TOBNCCO-FAN.
bOGA RDtS STEM-GRINDER
ROGERS STEM and LEAF-CtITER,
% PULLEYS,
80 FEET SIIAFTI\G,
CENTRE SllAFrlNG BELTS.
SMITHS PLUNGERS or PACKERS,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
TINS. PLUNGERS, PACKERS, aud every
thing used Ia large smOklng-tobacco fac
tory:
20 FlRS1[CLASs BRANDS OF SMOKING To-
BACCO;
over one million LABELS FOR SMOKING
TOBACCO.
We sell for the want OF time 20 attend TO this
branch of our business. address
HORACE BLACKsiuR & CO.,
oe le'lW TMen'y-a.;a street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Special NOTICES. ,c,>,,..
nTGRAND OPENING.
ID. e y. MITTELDORFER
WILL HAVE
on MONDAY A GRAND OPENING
or THEIR
NEW DEPARTMENTS.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR:
CARPETS, OH-CLOTHs,
WINDOW-SHADFS
RUGS, MATTINGs.
CLOAKS, DOLMANS,
JACKETS. SACOUES,
SILK DOLMANs,
ILSTERs, &c. &C, g..
on THE FIRST FLOOR
we Will display large stock Of new ana ,lesral.,
goods, just purcha-od, mostly at auction. At such
low prices rs h. astonlsh ALL consisting II all tho
new shades and in an qualit.cs Of
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, SATGNs.
sURAHs, VELYETs, PLUSIlES;
CAsHMEREs, In black and colorsd, from l2.c.
10 the best goods imported;
BLANKETS-whte and cOlOred;
COMFORTABLES. LAP-ROBEs,
FLANNELS. CASSIMERES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES.
UNDERsHIRTs for children, ladies and gentle.
men.
RIBBONS. BUTTONS, WHITE GOODS.
BLEACHED and COLORED TABLE-DAMA~K.
CORsETS.
LAUNDRIED'and UNLATNDRIFD SHIRTS.
DOMESTICS Of all kinds retailcd al wh9l-slc
prices.
FELT and BALMORAL SKIRTS,
SUsPESDFR~.
VEIL BEREG - and TISSUES.
TOW ELS.
NAPKINS, HANDkERCHIEFS,
PRINTS at al price.
MOTIONS Of every Kind.
TORCHON LACE~. HAMBURG EDGING~.
RUBBER COATS for ml ,o- and ltdic, 40 slfI
worth S2.2j.
All we ask T. am carly cIll before you iuy.
-. 4 J.. NIT LDDRFIF.
&C S->u.W&~a3m 527 Broad -'rf'.
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~ FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad and
Gracel-llcv. WuLIASC >CHAEFFLR, PASTOR
Preaching 10y the pastor AZ ! y. VI. and - l. VI.
All arr welcome. seats free.
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III FRENCH BRANDY.

JAMES HENNEsSY BRANDY. IN casks and
case, direct from Mc,sr~. Ilcnnc-sy Co., Cog
nae. France, To- sale i'm bond or duty paid AMI on
very liberal terms to the trade. by
Or 7-lm OSCAR tKANI'
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III BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad ,treots.l->uN-
DAY. October lj.-PrcAchng by Rev. ". g.
STARR. ID. d., pastor. At IL \. VI. -ubiect' "Is
Poverty Stcppine-stone to Iicavent" At !.
VI. subject. THE New Fraternity Acordial in
yitation 10 al.
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PETERSBURG.

MORE PETERSBURG CASES BEFORE THE ST.
pREME CoURT-RULE AWARDED AdAlNs'
THE AuDIroR-PRTNcE GEORGE PoLrIlcs-
REPORTS OF A DUEL-BETTING on TIE ELEc-
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11@ PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNlON.-The regular month";
~ meeting ~ this Union will be- held at 81.
Marks church, First and Clay streets, TO-MoR-
ROW Sunday AFTERNOON at 3:45 O'Clock. 4
full attendance of the officers and teachers of the
Sunday schools Is earnestly desired. All friends Of
the sunday-scho0l cause are invited 10 be present
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-07

spell, write, read, and recite geography,
grammar, and arithmetic must BE- kept In
prominence" professional training
should be The aim aud no. pleasing and
intellectual essays on education and themes
germane 10 education. This Is a sensible
requirement, and one that all true and
practical teachers will understand anu ap-
preciate. rg43
There Is much more In the interesting
report before US that We should be glad to
make report Of, for the lSrELLlorscER
feels o deep interest In the cause Of popular
education, especially In our own State and
the SOUTH where Il Is 70 sadly needed, and
we rejoice that such philanthropists as
Peabody Slater, Tulane and other Nor.
thern men have been moved 10 give SO
literally Of their wealth for this vital object.
We hope that Congress will at tho
present session pass bill making n
generous appropriation-solne such bill
as that Of Senator Blair, Of New Hump.
shire-to enable the South to vrapple with
this fearful problem Of illiterscythat threat.
ems the very foundations Of our form Of
government. We do not hesitate 10 say
that wherever any district Is willing to tax
itself 10 the full extent OF It's fair ability
the Government should step in with such
supplementary aid as will maintain
schools In any such district eight months
in the year-say from October lat 10 June
lat Of each year. Such aid, continued
through the period contemplated by the
Blair bill-ffteep years-would almost
eradicate this great evil.
Think Of the iact that out Of the GlS,000
people Of West Virginia, there are $1,000,
ten years old and upwards, who cannot
write, aud think also Of the fact that in six
Of the large States ofthe South half the peo-
pie are illiterate. henumber in Alabama
Is over one.hali, and in South Carolina it
is IS per cent. In Georgia it is over 40 per
cent, Louisiana 40, and North Carolina
over IS per cent. r
In the whole country, out OF a population
Of 30, 76l 900 Of ten years Of a9e and up
wards, we have G,239, 900 who cannot write,
and 100000 who cannot read. This Is
truly an alarming exhibit
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PERSONAL,

Justice Field, OF the United States ST.
preme Court, on the authority Of Senator
Grover, OF Oregon, is stated to be can.
didate for President.
II is said that the late Lewis D. Camp
bell, Of Ohio, LETT in manuscripts true &C.
count Of The once famous Burlingame duel,
which will soon DO published.
Minister Hamlin was impressed with the
informal politeness with which he was re-
ceiyed at the Court OF Madrid. Athis first
presentation King Alphonso, who speaks
English, but not so auently as the Queen,
said TO him: "Now,, Mr.. Hamlin, come
into the next room and let me introduce
you to my wife" not calling her the Queen,
Herbert Gladstone the son Of the Eng.
lish Prime Minister and member Of Par.
lament, recently presented petition to
the House Of Commons from the City OF
Leeds, which it refuses to heed, signed by
more than 10000 persons, asking that the
public houses in Yorkshire be closed on
Sundays. Yorkshire contains about 3,0OO,-
people.
The Hon. Lionel Sackville West, British
Minister to the United States, went to
Maryland on Tuesday to fish in the placid
waters Of that State. He caught n few fish,
but was in turn caught and arrested by an
unsympathetic officer for violating the fish
laws Of the State. lie was, however, ilnme-
diatey released by order Of the State De-
partment.
The Grand Duke Vladimir, OF Russia, at
present. in Paris, possesses herculean
strength. As IN evidence il, it is related
that when he visits one OF his intimate
friends and does not find him at home be
is accustomed, instead Of leaving his card,
to leave q piece Of silver money, which he
doubles with his fingers as easily as ii it
were but 4 piece Of cardboard.
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" "A RIRVEID-

DoS'r worry any longer with Pain, Head
ache, or Neuralgia, as perunu never fails to
c1tre them. .'n
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The agent OF the Peabody fund lays great
stress on the work doing by Normal schools
and Normal institutes in the South. These
are the hope ofthe public schools in the way
OF training teachers. How can teachers
teach we'll except they are well taught?
Therefore the Peabody fund devotes i
considerable part Of its,means to sustaining
these Normal schools and Normal insti.
tutes. But tho agent well says speaking
Of the institutes), TINT ut is necessary to
guard them against becoming mere occas.
ions Of pleasant entertainments" This is
the warning that tho ISrEtLloEScEn has
had occasion to utter in times past. The
agent desires to have it understood that
sgle institutes maintained from the Pea.
body fund are for the teachers Of public
SCHOOLS" and that "Ye,hQds Of te'Ohipgtq
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"Buchupaiba.'

Quick, complete cure, ull annoying KID
ney, Bladder and Urinary Discusses. S..
Druggists.
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a CARD.

TO all who arc suffering from the errors and ia.
dlActe.lons Of youth, nervous weakness, early de.
cay, loss Of manhood, &c, i will send recipe that
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This grea.
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
America. Send selfaddrcssed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH 4. lSNAN. Station D. New York City.
neii.7Thatw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T OST-A SMALL BLACK AND TAN
~ Terrier DOG. answering 10 the maine OF
Prince" liberal reward will 10 paid Tor h!s re
Turn To this atfiCQ, 49, z. - del
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IS-RlClIARDSON-At MolndsvIle. W.
At The residence Of Mr. {. a. Weaver, Nj ADpIsoS
HARRIS, Of Moundyyille. ". Va. 10 Miss JESSIE
RicnAEpAoS, OF Allegheny City. Ia.
pittsburgh papers please copy
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DIED.,

ATE1SsoE-on Wednesday morning, December
6. 1Sse, at G'o'clock Of congestion Of the brain,
JOltN ATxlSsoS, In his list year. rr@ 59.
Funeral services this Thursday afternoon at 8
o'clock. at his late residence, No. n New Jersey
street Island. Friends Of the family are invited 10
attend.
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ov|E:R|c0ATS
n. OVERCOATS,

The warm weather OF October made trade dull
viii, manufacturers and left them with too many
selling them very cheap Wc have Just received q
large lot. bon2At away down In price. and can nay
70 all wanting such goods that We can give you the
largest assortment best shape and styles ever seen
9ues,iah
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[ lARD oF rHAsks. "
We return our nos, grateful hanks 10 our many
friends OF Bridgeport for their heroic efforts In
saving our warehouse and stock Of goods from de-.
stfuct!on BY fire ye,.esdAy morning.
4. BRASS0S 4 Sons.
BRipeEPogr, o, TeCenlber 6, lssl dc;
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WASHINGTON. October lathe follow
ing statement, showing the exact financial
condition o. the Posi-OfEice Department NJ
the close Of the fiscal year ended June 81.
lisa. was to-day prepared by Mr.. james J.
smith. chief boOk-keeper Of the Sixth Au-
oitor's office Total receipts. S4l.S7G.-
4le.15; total expenditures. S40. &c. G34. -:
exres- of rece.p ts. S1.S)G. 80. ~. The
amount Appropriated Tor the several divi-
sions Of the nited STATES mail service, to-
getaer with the amounts expended there
Tor and the unexpended balances. are
given below. For star-roufe transporter
uOn-Am0uni appropriated. $3.50. 600:
amount paid. .. 704 4G6.33: uncxpended.
s2f9j. 1896. For railroad TRANSPORTS
10n-Amont appropriated. S1I.038.3s2.
aInOupf paid. S1N.G77. Cls.75: amount IN
expended, s3Gi.CG2.25. For p0stai-cars-
Amount appropriated. Sl.43C, 600. amount
paid. cI-3y5. 40-.39; amount uneXpenGed.
sl2-,js2. o. For steamboat Tanspor1a-
uon-Amouut appropriated. Sa-5.oo0:
amouul paid. s.y.3.J04.76; amount uneX-
pended. S3Gl.4gI.2+.
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Moving Against the Matrimonial A.
snf.iafinffS-

WASHINGTON. October l3.-Beport- have
been Received "a the P0sf-Office Depart
meni from the cAiei pOstal-eierk on the
Chattanooga railroad 20 The effect that the
mails are being pyercrowded with circulars
mailed Ivy various matrimonial and birth
day lnufual-beueft associations. which are
located ~ the stale u o enne>see. The
postal-cierk also reports that the ATTORNEY
General 10Y Tennessee hns instructed the
grand jury of tire state 70 iudici the priu-
cim.- ~ these associations for carrying on
Q fraudulent business. The matter ha,
been referred 30 chief Special Agent PAP
kcs. q tbc Posf-O1i~e Department. who
VIII make an invest igation o., 90 tAe legality
0, tae business.
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THE srxDAY-sCHooL CoyvEy.
TI0N.
l..ei'orled Tor the Richmond Dispaich.l
PETFHgBrRG. Va oe,.f,cr - 1000

I'sS'"riec Tor Tho Richmond DiquaichI
fETERSBURG. VA. October II. lssa
ID The Convention last night the r,res;-
~ 1'St read Q letter from Governor A. II.
Noi49it, Of Georgia, regrettine that be
eo'Ad not accept The invitation extended
nm 70 attend the Convention.
Under the constitution q the Couveu-
.i'h' which Yesterday COW eried Itself into
ibe " Tgluia state sundav-School Union. e
ID ~. hoGy VIII hereafter meet trieuniailv.
~ next session Of the Union VIII be held
IN richmond IN 1885. 4 county s,Ipcrin-
'ehueni d 70 be appointed nv TIE executive
C"liiuiI'et- VINO VIII b. entitled % scat. ia
iut / nion, and each county viii 10 entitled
- Two delegates. TIL. VIII give the BODY
q" organ izHtion % about three hundred. II
l'ilI representation can be- had.
DC fuil De-; ~ offcers and Txecufive
'oluin'Tlre Tor The next three YEAR. as
elected last night. l. a. follow.
President Judce T.. II. Fnzhuen. q
Richmond.
ioe-Pres ideuts: Hon. ]. '. Winston.
Louisa COUNTY; Rev. e. = Blackwell. Nor
lplh EcT. T.. =. MCBride. FREDERICK
nrE; Professor =. y. Dreher. Roanoke
3Aese; i. r. Wilson. Peers burg: Rev.
-AltN. Martin. Dauyile. Henry T. u ext.
SH->.A county, Rev. L. ". Bate. lynch
'ufE Rev. y. +. Wickhau. Moutg1mc-v
county.
Recording secretary: William EIy,on.
Corresponding Secretary: Charie- J..
IiaeT. ! ehmoDG.
treasurer: Thomas Pott,. Richmond.
L.-euiive 'ommi-tce John p. C4rv. 7.
D. tlett. ". l.. I'LL. EC1. 7. o.. Da.hen.
ht'. \. W. " c.Ien. Rev d. p. Evlgnl.
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-. - = "rHaN ing - per cent. ~ IA
'tl' ala mixed with copper. has Lr,,' az az
Soeefea IN The bed Of Panther crcek ~ ~
-, twenty miies from Rloomin r., -
a.. II l. reported that one tbo,..,'~
i'"uD''s nave been already taken ont.
information received from Rus..li and
- counties. Ala state. that All !. o,,;e,
!" ne neighborhood whore ap in.,,~ra,.
.i'u % negroes wac anticipated. Tb. ,,,,t
~ Wa. promptly investigated. ana ~,
UNEASY feeling L. disappearing.
\ meeting Of the grain trade ~ -. W
vi T'dhce Exchange was held -fi,,,r.
I 1870 10 zoe fNpeoicucy q rer.faf.-
e -F"at % No. J white wheat tn,
-. -. 81 ,Ht meeting being taken. IL WA.
80 =, ''''nea thai The majority WIS oproses
.' fioi''sro change. and no further me-.
non is contemplated.
Al the Newport u. l. race, Tbur.6,,
~ attempt w., made o. winch Co,~~o n
It" "hn- White ac'iuc n O special officer
u'at a. lnpoRoked attack on q i,ov WITT
. o'".- lew sought r.Ig-o III neighbour
--i- lain-hou>,. and was protected from
lAe mob ny tbe regular officers.
IN The course - q .uir BROUGHT f.v q v-o-
man against The Grand Trunk RafIu..v
company u recover daDare, f1- -f., Ia.. -
Der husband. who Wa. filed p, +d. .o.,. 81.
HT.n1ord. pnt. Justice Vandcrl.r r.,,.5
one ~ - jurors "a tte larF ana .,.iJ ..,,.
-..a-t calculated g. influence th. iu-.- ~.
80 f'' 0lcl. Jlsire Burton fined fbo ~
s.olti @'' and -cni him g. jail Coy twenty
io-I hou-..
AZ meeting - the Tuarc, Commute.
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Htrrtnia NcnA.

7J-..s..- .-r.-. 10 -t.-ut.. .- -.
..... .,....,.-..... ....--r
- disease .A
the '.-
-r.--
u.- -o-.- .a.. .-- been established
~1- -.a4str.
--.-..-.v... .-... .- -.-
-... 0--.....l .--. o- -l.
..r. -.f. .-..a e. .-.-
.. r-,r.
I-" n.' | -.r.-
rt ..-. ,......', -..-.,
seeker r-- SD.
~ farmers a. .-.r engaged -' -."-
GRAIN. ar. .- -le 0tr Dr.
,.-r -. -..a. .4c . t'.lT is Id .
~-
N.a- H.. ..f-. e.. l Ill.,
nd .a-.. l...a-.-
.af J.n o-..a.-..u.
Govern. r Cameron speaks q. --
Hu- .l -a' la... -- ..-..
as. ....a
.......-.,.. y,.- CONAN. e
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1~THCTN T1Ie-rau y n I--flILL-T
IHEsTEE. Va. October l3.-The largest
political gathering Al this place during The
present canvass was held tonight. under
tiIsran.g.ices OF the George D. Wise Cam
Ioign Club. Captain Bohannan fully ex-
planned the iniquities Of the Boss and his
follower.
After the speaking a free ovster-supper
Wa served.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

The Tariff Commission In PhfladelPhia-Fi-
RanciRI Condition Of the fosi-Offcs De-
parTseBf-D-sperate FfEhf Between Geor-
RiaEs-A Man Cut In Two hy Circular
>aw-Tse Newark Frauds; All Previous
Revelations Likely 10 be Eclipsed-tirain-
Elevator Burned nj BridEspsrt- Ceun--Ffvs
Casualties fram n Boiler E1Plesion-The
Approaching National Conference in Dub
lint nfa yorable RoPori On the English
Channel Tunnel Preject-EEypti7n AZ
fairs. hc.
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~,AppFrS OIL LOTHs. &c.-l haFt
4 -. - .., -.l, s..I, stock ~ goods. az. -
= -, .r.f .fvie.. lii-. lali.- lfriselr o. i-es
81 =. -ii $50. Hollands g.. tUri1cs ia aho
-, T--,-it.- al ala lrlta illl sl} &c. fAi
lilint-H ~ ~ wi v.afct am oreriIr III ifN
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rrompii, allcga,e 10. 4 JEN ,.lNSs ~ - -
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ss'e people IN Congress in which a. -.
''''s u Republican has passed away. ''''
NOTHING 70 SAT-.
s,.. ~ '1,'orRing after the election the Cbso
a., Al y''''T7soi kepublican). IN H. Ieade,
- on The Soasons The Es-vr,;s,,'
~ S :, ana The tariff absorb the
80 - eultorlal attention. Wonder & ,hs
Se.as knew There was an election on ~ I,e
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE
Epyns- Ds-trtez q 1881

sAiEs-FfrsT B0AED.--S .lif,c Petersburg Rsi1-
rad bonds Class A. ~ - /; 10 shares Rich
nund and Wes Foiuq Tcrminai RAILWAY sna
" arehUusc COMPANY stock II s. - o.. ri 80 !,
10 silarrs ALausa and Charlotte RRgrTsad stock
q. O., ~ Do. al g.: d. .liare- Charlo:s.- Colum-
his and Augusta Trlrled stock al s7a- Il DO a.
81.
SECOND D0AED.-I.no0 Petersburg Rsfr'ad
g. Glass - BONDS g. 20. 1000 30. I'll GPs, 10
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad 20 26l.
ga "A. - &C.
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,,.,nc.. Failures.

Nrvvor~ October la.-T4e numner %
,,i INV p'--, % Il. G.. I'un < CO.
l Rra.,n,, r. ene, io- ,he past seven day
hs 1,S M e. Io- occurred IN lie coER
| try aud iye " ihir eA.'
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PORT Oh NEWPORT NEWS. ocToB'u "a. 1852
by Telegraph


steamer Lurav. Scbcrmrrhorr. Qld Point and
Ram utnI. 1urrrlandi-f aua r4,selCufa. thesa-
f.i.ks snd Dnin hallway Com any aud salicd IN
return.
>icamcr Northampton. McCa-rirh Norfolk
ire-riiard "a. 1uL fa--0 ueer, fht.f eas and ohio
iaIiw way HHpat .Nd -aIird ol rafUrr
~fetmc~ .cr9mar. iieik. mefriaandi-f and pas
'onrcr- ~ 1,Il tlleapo-at auc ,lin Railway
Uarv rrf -. .iea .r rs'urr
~te-matIp haulwha. Greenwood. Fl. load rua
f.r l.r5sAfrr.
hs-s frcl4ut-o - SIC. or'. H4i-ml-c. o. Dad
-fIra. fnr Glasgow
~rnlYucr Sullivan nw'n. Hirh bH-t.t. cont.
l.,a 9cll., AL. Nif" &. away .0mnarf.
--e Edwin. Nnrn.t. spencer. Na.theus
'alasr HrGhe-. l.i fr fhiaisif a. wi.t raa.
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