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Dear Mr.. Editor Long experience i'm care
of children, and great success in bringing them
safely through sickness, gives confidence TO as
sure that Group, whoopng-cough, bronchitis,
diptheria, and all throat and chest affections
will be speedily relieved and cured by using DIR.
Acker's English Remedy, which is exceedingly
palatable, and may be safely given to the young
est infant. Adults will find it the best and most
potent known specific for consumption asthma,
etc, and single trial will prove this true.
An OLD NURSE.
To sustain above, Trial Bottles may be had
for 10 cents from W. A Rawls. Regular sizes,
so cents and 81. [eow
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Subscribers and readers of the FLoRIDIAN will
confer a great favor upon the Secretary of the
Bureau Of immigration, and at the same time
do good work in the interest of Leon county, if,
after reading their papers every week, they will
preserve them, and give them to the Immigration
Office for distribution. Every day copies of The
FLoRIDIAN are sent to all parts of the world,
together with other printed matter distributed by
the Bureau The publisher of the FLORIDIAN,
with the generosity and public spiritedness that
ever actuates him, has for a long time furnished
the Bureau with weekly numbers of his paper,
but the demand for them exceeds even the
limits of his generosity. The Secretary could
readily dispose of 100 copies per week more than
he can at present obtain. Don't throw your pa
pers away. Ii is worth 81, perhaps 800 TO The
county, if it gets into the hands of the right
man away from here. Take little trouble and
either give your paper TO Mr.. Julian Betton for
the Bureau, or to the Secretary of the Bureau
every week, as soon as you have read it,
SUBSCRIBER
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Woman.
BETTER THAN THE SMILES OF ii

BETTER THAN THE SMILES OF KINGS
To bring health and happiness to the homes OF
suffering women is a mission before which royal
favor sinks into insigniicance What earthly
benefaction can compare with one which pro-
tects from
=" That dire disease whose ruthless power
Withers beauty's transient lower
which gives ease for pain joy fer sorrow, smiles
for tears the roses of health for the paor of dis
ease, the light elastic step tor dragging WEAKNESS
nights OF soft repose for heavy hours of tossing
restessness, bounding vigor for languishng dull
ness, the swelling lines of full-grown beauty tor
the sharp and withered form of emacialion, a
lang life of mental, physical, social and domestic
enjoyment for i fec sad days OF pain and gloom,
ending in an early graveg Such is the mission,
such are the results of DIR. J. Bradield's Female
Regulator, which is hence truly and appropri-
ateIy styled "Women's Best Friend
Whites" and all those irregularities of the
womb SO destructive to the health, happiness,
and beauty of women, disappear like magic be-
tore a single bottle oil this wonderful compound.
Physicians prescribe it.
Prepared by Dr. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga
Price: Trial size, IS cents large size, $150-
For sale by all druggists. It
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The following civil appointments have been
made BY the Governor and duly commissioned
the past week:
Charles A. Shaw. 10 be Commissioner Of Deeds
for Florida in and for Massachusetts
David c. Markham. to be Justice Of the Peace
in and for the county of Putnam
Z. O. Gwynn, to be AuchoneeI in and for the
county of Monroe.
Z I. Jones, TO be Inspector OF Timber and
Lumber in and for the county Of Escambia
VIM. B. Paterson, to be Commissioner OF
Deeds for Florida in and for Scotland.
j. g. Hemnling. TO be Auctioneer in and for
the county of Duval
w. d. Colson, to be Justice of the Peace in
and for the county Of Alachua.
Leslie r Qnackenbush, OF Duval, to he NO-
tary Public for the State at large Il
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The following is an old Virginan's " recipe
for an excellent soup: "Cut half pound OF
salt pork in little pieces not more than an inch
square. Slice four onions thin, as if you were TO
Try them Boil the pork and onions for twenty
minutes in two quarts of water Cut six medi-
um-szed potatoes in rather thick Slices so they
will keep their shape. Add them to the soup
and boil ten minutes meanwhile scald one quart
OF milk; after the potatoes have boiled add one
quart can of corn, and lastly the milk, and let all
come TO boil; cover the bottom of the soup
dish with buttered crackers and pour the soup
over them"
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ports to have been several Inches over = i've
stepa" Now, a. Jerry Is not duck-legged, We
would say his alligator must have been over IS
feet long. That's long gator, bat then our
friend Jerry, besides being Reverend Brother,
who would certainly tote fail" in the count
is a terribly smart niger when it comes to get
ting meat with that old gun.
-Messrs Chas c. and John A. Pearce are
numbered among the enterprising, successful
young planters of Leon county. They own
about POO acres of excellent land just west of
the corporate limits of Tallahassee, believe in
thorough cultivation, and use many of the latest
improved and best labor-saving implements in
their farm operations. This spring they put in
20 acres of oats with q combined broadcast
sower and harrow, and they estimate the yield
at IS bushels to the acre. Last week two of
Emerson, Talcott & Co.'s Standard reapers were
to be seen in their immense oat field, cutting
down the grain at the rate of 80 or IS acres per
day. They have a one-horse sulky rake that
follows the reapers and binders. and gathers up
whatever is left scattered over the ground, and
so thoroughly does it do its work that it gives
the stubble the appearance of having been swept
These young men are also raising some fine
mules and horses, and have a number of blooded
catte-Durham and Alderny mixed, and thor
oughbred Devonshire COW, fine specimen of
that excellent breed. Among their mich COWS
are three that give four gallons of milk each per
day. They are also turning their attention to
fruit culture, and now have ont over 800 lie
Conte pear trees, and will this fall put out 900
more and 400 pecan trees. Mr.. John A. Pearce
has 20 acre field of corn that will average 40
bushels to the acre. This corn was planted and
cultivated with sulky corn and cotton planter
and cultivator. One-half Of the field is planted
in Hardaways weevil-proof corn and the other
IN Maryland white corn; the latter, being an
early variety, is somewhat in advance of the
former, and it is rare thing to see a stalk with
only one ear, while there are many to be found
with four and five, and some with eight The
Messrs. Pearcc are model young farmers, every
thing is in good repair on the place, and all
over the plantation are evidences of industry,
thorough cultivation and good management.
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The valuable preparations of the celebrated
DIR. Acker, SO favorably known throughout Eu-
rope, have lately been introduced among our
people. DIR. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will be
hailed with joy by all who are distressed with
disorders of the stomach and liver, for which
they are sure preventative and cure They are
very pleasant, and sold in elegant boxes at 25
and 30 cents, by w. A. Rawls [eow
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wAntsd-A wife who can hzndle broom,
To brush down the eobwebs and sweep mp the room
To make decent bread that fellow can eat
Not ne horrible compound yOa everywhere meet
Who knows how to bruil 70 fry, and 10 roast
Mako cup Of good tea and platter OF toast:
woman who washes cooks. irons and stitches.
And sews up the rips in . fellows old breeches.
And makes her own garments-an item which is
So hoErid expensive - every one knows;
A common sense creature, and still with mind
To teach and to guide-exAlted refined
sort OF an angel and housernaid combined
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"A NASAL INJECTOR free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents.
Sold by II. Lively. IeOw
ARE you MADE miserable by indigestion,
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Vel
low Skim Shiloh's Vitalizer b positive cure
Sold by H. Lively. leow
-SHILORS CURE WILL Immediately re-
lIeve Group. WhoopIng cough and Bronchitis.
Sold by Il. Lively. [eow
THE REV. GEO. IL THAYER, Of BOur-
boa, Ind, says Both myself and wife owe
oar lives to SHILOHS CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold By H. Lively. Ieow
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AN ORDINANCE.

de 1T ORDAINED By THE CITY COUNCIL
ID of the City OF Tallahassee, That all owners of
Hogs living within the corporate limits Of the City,
shall ring the noees Of all such animals running
At large II any Hogs shall be found af large with
out such ring, the Marshal Police shall take mp
such Hogs, and pen them mp for no longer period
than three days, when, II the owner Of said Hogs
fail release said Hogs within the time mentioned
the Marshal shall then have full power to sell said
Hogs at public outcry the proceeds Of which shall
20 to the owner after deducting expenses. The
Marshal OF Police shall have a Q lee 10 cents for
each arrest.
All laws parts Of laws in conflict with this or
dinance are hereby repealed.
This ordinance shall go into effect ten days ater
its publication
Approved JNO. w. NASH, Mayor.
June ., lo022W sse
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WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cents,
so cents and 81. Sold by n. Lively. [eow
FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint,
you have printed guarantee on every bottle of
Shilohs Vitalizer. 1t never fails to cure. Sold
by II. Lively. [eow
-" HACKMETACK," lasting and ffagant
perfume. Price IS and 80 cents Sold by N.
Lively. Ieow
-HHHOHS CATARRH REMEDY-a pos
tive cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and Canker
Mouth. Sold By II. Lively. Ieow
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ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 10. 1879

Messrs HutcltsoR d. Bro have used your
" Neuralgine in several instances, and find it
the best remedy for neuralgia and headache |
have ever tried Ii relieves the pain, leaves
none of those unpleasant effects due to narcotics
or other anodynes. shall always keep it in my
office, and take much pleasure in recommending
it TO my patients. G.. 5. HOLLAND NJ d.,
"a Whitehall, Atlanta, Ga
HUTCHIsoN & Bro, ProprieIors, Atlanta, Ga
Sold by all druggists TT
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That E. w. Clark, Matchmaker and Jeweler,
keeps Needles for all Sewing Machines? Gen
uine Wheeler & Wilson, old style, so cents per
dozen; genuine Wilcox & Gibbs, IS cents per
dozen; all other needles, a. 25 cents per Dozen rs
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Most eminent physicians give testimony that
the best, safest and mildest remedy for all forms
of bloOd-poisoning whether inherited or con-
tracted, is Acker's Blood Elixir. which gives
tone and vitality 10 the system throwing off all
evils-removing pimples, scrofnla, rheumatism,
etc Sold by w A Rawls [eow
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ACGUsrA. GA My DC 1891

w. Fl. BARRETT, Augusta Ga:
Dear Sir = Having used your H. II p Liver
Remedy, and being greatly benefited, wish to
add my testimonial for the benefit OF all suffer
ing in any way with torpid liver, dyspepsia, &c
As to the efficacy Of the remedy, found il the
hest remedy ever tried, being gentle in lis ac-
ton, and entirely harmless. Yours truly,
W. G. GARLAND of Kentucky.
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How Ii was Done.

" How do you manage said a lady 10 her
friend, TO appear 50 happy and good-naiured
all the tme?" a. always have Parker Ginger
Tonic handy was the reply, and thus easily
keep myself and family in good health When
am well always feel good naturedr
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An IInpOssibility.

Deserving articles are always appreciated
The exceptional cleanliness of Parker's Hair
Balsam makes its popular. Gray hairs are i'm
possible with its occasional use
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Meats are Firm

And rapidly advancing. subject to change with
out notice Bellies, 1928; Fat Backs, 12a; Long
Clear Sides, 12s; Clear Rib Sides, 1873.
S-u LEVY
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METEOROLOGICAL.

R,,oni If temperature at tallahassee, Florida,
tor tie past ,ceek
observations taken by W. A. RAwI.s, Druggist and
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VI ASONHC.

- Rr-nlar meetings of JACKSON LODGE
y .,s held on the first and third Mondays in each
10 Al clock 7. N.
noatn W. M. MCINTOSH, Secret0yx
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~ THE FLoRIDIAN can be found on
sale al Bottoms Cult Seaside Library and News
Stand. in the Lively Block"
- The FLoRIDIAN may be found on
file at Geo p Rowell & Co.'S Newspaper Ad-
yertising Bureau, 40 Spruce ST. where adver-
Using contracts may be made for it in New York.
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A No. Coffee.
Eight pounds for 81, at Saxon's.
900, 0OO Brick!
For sale at Damon's brick-yard.
A No. Coffee.


A fine lot of Mason's Improved Gem Jar.
quart and half-gallon sizes, at
6-f B. A. MEGINNIss'
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4. d. q. r.

REGULAR meetings of LEON LODGE No s
- evcry T,,esiGy Ereaing at their Lodge Room al
ar NJ An Brothers in good standing invited 70
ANDREW j. FISH, N. G.
irIT1s BALI, r. ;.
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~ Regular meetings of AUCILLA ENCAMP-
- W , are held the first and third 1hursdGy EDe-
Aht ~ Zach month their Lodge Room, At O'Clock
m psfrisrchs in good standing are invited to attend.
=" JOHN MCDOUGALL, C. p
az N MllNro-H. SR.. NcrI0t.
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A Desirable Residence.

TN THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, WILL BE
l. exchanged for property In Tallahassee or
vicinity. Enquire at the FLoRIDIAN ONCE, ad-
dress Box 6l0s Jacksonville, Fla IJune 6-tf
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SUMMER BOARD
AT ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.

MRS. FRAZER's COTTAGE ON THE BAY,
WI st. Augustine, Fla, (between Fort and Bath
house, will be kept open during the Summer for
the reception Of guests. Hume elm
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.,o.T.OFFICE NOTICE.

ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
AFTjpes. Closes.
-, Eastern .......7.3O A. n. 900 p II
northern anu -..........7OO P. N. 600 A. n
g hArks .t,-sviIle ........ .l.9O z. N. COCA. NJ
- oFFICE HOURS.
will be open to lessees Of boxes continuously.
The o anl delivery window will be open from A. N
fbe during the time il takes open the in
tos = :. -..;s The stamp window will be opened from
e'a'nae, 10 i ,, P NJ, and from 80 to r.
- AsUdsys the Office will be open from to A II.
NoNEY-ORDER OFFICE.
,.o,.v order ONCE win he open from go A. n to
me md from 80 p VI. to p. NJ
l9 orders are issued at this office payable In any
Aonea. Tned states and also Canada, Great Britain
PAse,isnd and Germany.
sIewng are the rates OF commission On orders
The sn,- SIS 10 cents: SIS and not exceeding
DOT fs. over $50 and not exceeding $40 ~ cents
g. e.. I, e. and not exceeding $50. Is cents
WV W. G.. STEWART. P M:
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ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS.
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Enc sn,yation ArIny IN Llne.

Vine men and fye women tooh lh'r
land on Ia. s-eu. O thc CN' Hat. Ne"
v.-t TUESDAY a'ternooan. some OBJ 'it
non wore helmets and red Dpn- "h lAch
...-t... ofher- W0ro yellow pipih- Ahu
-,,. ,,... derk.d on, with Alck military
t~..1 THE nr-t were captains. tAc second
f.,teuaut.. anl tae third 81 TAI oiA',I 'A
.i.. salvation ArmE. The men A'u I'D.
r,,,.. oi the CORPS on q red ri'pon ai'iiliu
ti,.... hats. and ~. carried % sAieiu upon
,l,..i- i.,1@f. bearing the same WORDS. III
+.,~ minute, g crowd OF about 1'' per
IN. IN. collected. Captain hil ul%jt 3.
.f.~-. address. and hymn vas VIGOROUSLY
80 win much waving OF arms.
NJ, All kuelt. TWO 81 the women PRAY
- ~, fbe conversion OF the audience. ana
~, vim the refrain = tumoltu III
e. 'f,urtaju." was sung o. Al al rom
pinafore. Tie Army had q permit ION
tha Ngvor. Several policemen WeI, oD
h.,d but there was % good at-u oi ''i .'l-
nh coarse raincrv. which, when lhe sci
- waved for thu conversion NJ tit pc
H.. .,telled inI0 a. roar. hen eacA sof
H. had made an address the doA'i'-.
-. .,nc, and the meeting bro"c up 80
IN min annOuncin- rha. JIt army ",4'
- no their barracks. az bttI'-" ""'
5.,,..;-toDher streets. and THAI ihet '"''
49, Cirv Hall sgain 81 'ciocA oil
-, Rock. o.. the hymn, were oAeIe'
,or salc lv tlr Halleluiah i ,j. d 49, -.
..,rs and c0pic> Of The " q. 80 ~.
weekly journal OF The ARMY - '''' 49,
% ogpr
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Tho yellow I ever.

Nrw DEIEANs. september IA i'ii'.-
.oi4 .l,aci4l ,ay, there are nm i.'n new
,.a.o. N v-nov-fcver and ,hree toa,l- re-
uo~ted during ihe past twen'Y-iou A''.Is'
Tn weather is more favorable.
GALVESTON. september IA s'eci-. 90
the Nrlr>. dated Matamoras >eIecmlei
l3rh. ,av,: The epidemic ~ iAl> POM
seems 10 have undergone but little cAAn-''
tbe~a being q fcw scattering ca>e' -AioN-,A
IN, civ. each section having So ID ri- A''
YESTERDAY, report up % g =. Ai' -.l' -
fbreo death--tWo of fever; anN TODAY =
r.uor. give, six deaths. also Two 81 leteI'
The river ], very high. and h2- mum -i.'l u
so,or,l house. in the suburbs. nui no SUI
so-;r,, has been caused 81, get. me cry j.
srfir.iv surrounded hy wafer.
A. brownsville iasf Week there were 40
nov case and - deaths. and thu. i-f -h''
w.eb tl!ere have been Is, case ana p
deafb,. OF these III case ana deaths
~. reported Tor tAe .tweuty-iour noun
sr'.iinp- - 10 4. N. yesterday. and = case
,,,S = death, from that time u ~ n. u. IL
DAY. ..,,.,-,.8 s-
Paint Isabel. The Relief Committee are
furnishing ala 10 about three iilhur'u pr
ON. about three iour,A- Of the pop0''
fiou
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The Code III Arizona.

TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA. September la
+ renorted that samuel PurdI. editor oi
tbe EpitGph. and Patrick Hamilton euilol
81 The Independent, departed Tor sonora
lrst evcnint 10 heht Il duel. Both men.
with second, and surgeons, are absent rom ron
rown. Hamilton was ACCOMPANIED 10y W IL
Tam Nnlligan and John Burke 8 -ecohu'
and DR.. McSweegan q, surgeon.
Turdv took with him Judge EDWARD
NseCoyern and John Seyenooks Tor sec
0nds. and Or. GoOdfelow ~ surSeoh'
The duel i 10 take place IN sonora, Twelve
,uiles south Of Bisbee. The trouble gre"
ont Of articles published by Hamilton IN
~ uaner. Purdy sent the challenge, ano
the weapons chosen were re'oiyers; d.
lance ten pace.
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.qo.c al tho baltimore Orioic.

rtr~rvorL. september 14-lh. inrre
a. r,s-i,-.. ol -n, rly--ic Order oi priot
closed Tonight win o Grand -irci'ei.i.n
mos. s.i9u. witnessed hy many iIods inN
visitor. And I'D mnumeriDia tIr1n- Oh rll-
7on. All aionc the rourt. distance ol
lour mi.r,. hundreds Of stands an- l...'-
io-,u.. which had been erected joy 81. ore
'.,si0-, tb. streets. sidewalks, anl Windows
~ ar.rv building. wer, filled with -ptci--
,--- some time before tie Eciir 0i i-.ir.A
rb. street. were brilliantly llumlnder"'
and win Cine handsome aecorallon' OF.
r,arv OF tl. huudlu--. ana me drpl'l o.
fav~ and .-ludy banners ID lir u-i-L %.
-l.r.-.r N.h.-. pies MED most Deauliiui
-..r. TIA, costly ana handsome orcoiit-
80. M rIc ~.n. -4i.~icli.. Erflnh1 -FtrA,
--,I ,..,,r- newspaper buildings. attracted
.--.,..,..I attention au . IlM.lli4on. Br-.ur>
H.. I,f. p of Dr.s.r. flt Mystic ~0ci'lir~
- C,,rr. and lis Lrewe. M0mu, and lie
I-,,..br. r.. and ..- Court. and Inn as
- i,ro.ar. of Nav orleans. the tiien
n,..-i.er- cf ~. L0ui~. Memphv oi
,,.,,,,tis tov,,. -li.u-. Infant Mystic,
49,. and Order oi Myths. oI NJ
,rS NIrmu-. 0i Galveston, took
[ s.. me procession. The line wa
formed on Madison avenue at - ltll1'- "a"
parl cate. and Uoff- il'Ll -"' ~ ~ I'll
,,..rue down Madison aNthue 90 luz"
..-se. ro Dslrm1r.. On h'liuAy' ~ LeAliiS-
49,, m North. ~ Iaytiit, 10 calteI'' 10
IN =, rhsr.e,. ~ Madison. 20 Howard.
- -, -, ,l~ Academy oi Music, and 90
Fr,nTIiu street: after when Il was d.
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PFTERSRURG.

TnF RICHMOND AND NoKTH CAROLINA RAIL
E0Ap--PETEESHrEG's INTEREST IL rru
lrNH-THT MUSICAL ASSBCfAT1oS-Tfsy
sTRAIGHToUT CANDIDATE.
fCo-rosponccnce ~ the Richmond nl4,utche
SEPTEMBER IA. 1882.
The projected line OF railroad from Rich
mnnd 70 Rsdgcway. \. c., a. the subject of
good deal oi interest and discussion
among the businessmen 81 this city. II
will riu directly through several ~ The
counties 81 ~outhside Virginia which have
ALWAYS sent the greater aortiun ~ their
uroduce 10 Petersburg. but which have
IN the while had bui poor facilities
for reaching market These counties
an Oinwiddio. RTlInswtck and Neck.
leuhurg. The southern terminus 81 the
rs,s6 viii also hc IN a section tributary Ia
our city. II the road l. run ON q direct
limo from Richmond 10 Eidgcwav * will
cross the Norfolk and " c>tcrn raiiroad al
"a point ncar Sutherland =. aDoui nine miles
wc,; Of Petersburg. Il l. probable taaa
ou~ merchants VIII take some action In the
matter. and eudcayor 81 prevail upon the
authorities 20 rTu the road by Petersburg.
l. - understood that route hv this civ
viii also De surveyed JOS the engineer in
ehar-e IN addition 90 The direc; one. and il
s, estimated that The latter viii DE only
about seven mites shorter than the former.
Tho Pc,c->aurc Musical Association was
rco-canizeG laI the season las; night, and
vcrr favorlhl. reports were made OF the
,,~os,-.cf> for 81 fine season cf amuscments.
~ - secured with tAe cooperation "a the
Associations o; Richmond. Norfolk. Lynch
bur- *.
The season has opened very iavorably
fa- ~, whoi..a trade. Gnf large orders
has. been received ia ;lc various depart
meui,. Ths -ewil trade. however, is a>
ve. lii,lc slow.
Colonel james y. Brady has declined 20
~, @. O. -.c-. ~ ~ taa Ee4ilu~ier City
Contra. COMMITTEE. O. which he was lately
elected.
l- seems 4> enough the efforts % bring
.u Tazewel Branch roiored. oi Fs~m-
I..f.a> . ~-r.I-houi caud iaie for Con-
--,-~ b. tAl> district. may ae ucel-s'u.. A
conference oi fine leaders ~ tlt party viii
shortly ne le.d with view 90 making q
nomination. aul Branch VIII Doubtless DC
tlt nominee. knuiN AulL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-15

N.,r or, PANS. september III he year
NV ,'-..''' -, fi,, National Cotton e.
" staten. d.. T-ni,.l -ilfe- Tor the season
chang ga .-. n Isl shows that tire cot
e en-, IN, ~ ,c United state, Wa 5,45c'4s
i ION oIoi i ~ oG frlm the previous sea-
s ol Of i.i4a7o. ae, The rss,IFi, al =. 9 ,a
r port . were 4css a oae aga AIM. 81 d ~
bales. again ,,ale aie, ,n lai' H wear MI I a..
total qulntity SHIPPED o,eT 1ted y e iIi1 s S
ai7 bales Of this 5los oa ss ~, went h Gle t.
to eastcTn-devery port, aSol a,,h e o,, ~
mills, and s6,l45 bah nils f4'- canada took
posi- % -. - l,a,e-. or 81 per cent. more
overland IT, Fxports 10 foreign port
aggregated a,55i 90 h o1s'' Northern spin,
ing of OF l,0li,2b OAi'''