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AIRS. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING
M SYRUP.

R.v. Sylyanus Cobb thus writes In The Boston
christian Freeman: We would by no means re-
commend any kind of medicine when we dh nor
know b. Dc good-pirtlc lcunly for infinis' but o'
MRS. WIN>LOW'7 SOOTHING SYRUP We can
.icas from knowledge; IN Jur own family IL mas
proye,l a blessing Indeed by giving an Infant
troubled With collie pains, quiet Sleep ana inc
uarcut- unbrokcn rest at night. Most parents can
apprccitic fLesc blessing. Here f. an article
which work. g. perfection. and which j. HARM
les: for the sleep which II affords the infant is
perfectly natural. and the little cherub a"akos ~
bright e., button" And during tie process of
tecthlng. its value IS incalculablc. We have IRE
quemtly heard mothers say that they would not he
without IL nom The birth Of .he child III II thad
finished with the ieething siege GU any consldera-
ton whatever. Sold by all druggist. 20 cents
A., hottie no 3-codlw
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR SALE, l 30-l,0RSE BcHER,
i with IIEATFR, DONksY PUMP, Ssd other
ueceSssrv alta schlnents.
iO-Iioi:sE O-CfLLAgfNG ENGisE- steam
Pong. hafilny Pulleys> sad iie!ting.
Apply ~ ny factory, -. fwcntl-sec'of .ir,trs
no 3-lw j. 8. PACE,
beautiful AND NONEL GOODS
Is FoH HOLIDAY or BRslaL PHks-
INTs.-PORC CELLk!N ROSES. z SiLkrcaSks,
ODOR CASES, TRkykLLlNG CAssT. ~
PORTED COLOG<ES ard ENTHAtr; ~.
poRTFD SOAPS. CO~uETIts, and TOILET
''''' l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
M D-0fE klNfh aud fr>zd st-tcss.
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RUTHLESS RAIN
Came Yesterday 10 Interfere with ,,o
SUCCESS of the State Agri.
cultural Fair.

very Wet Morning. but n ToIernbly Fair
"''ern0on-Work OF the Judges on the Pre-.
MUM m-Lists-Lctter from Mr.. glai,e n
"'"cfai "iekham-VisitinG aIiIitary-The
hae's Yesterday Evening-Thc Big Crowd
o' ieIo-To-Day to be the Zig Day of Race.
anu Military Review, If the Weather is
f"ir-Notes and Comments-Programm for
To-Day.
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Personal.

no TIE CREDITORS or KObEe 30 D. !
i LYME. DECEASED; ln Ja'nnuc IjoHtKT B.
RYSfV dee,sd S 70 prove thelr claims eiore dn,t T,
N aeeordace with decree o, The GnnGer of ere
q tAe city ~ Richmond laTse s,ennrt@d the same
tocogI h - Believed, however that me HER cura 4a
st outstanding and unpfoVed .t.,c. and so, at
tors are anxious 10 wind up thr essar s ,1ce
e,rins,,Nre. give this additional s0tloe. any
All persons having account; or cIt''I IL Lyne de-
iO againt the estase OF ncDea' , ,e At nv ofice
WfIxTntY sllI tbe sth Of November: 1852, al c.
oeiSeE N. with ne proof sGs.ring .r. oaS a%, on-
counts or clsims II may save ., 4, viii not do 70
hing fh ,d"unts sworn 70 The witness prOSihs prov,
i, must come % my once ana ne Mhe he claim
81 dn g. due The person 10 whom ihe ao
count i doe IA moi a Competent witness alsx
iesuty Commissioner
no 3-td
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The trio OF English Black-Breast Game
Chickens spoken OF in yesterdays Dis
patch should have read from the poultry
yard OF A. l.. Higgins, Baltimore. Nd.
They carry away the blue ribbon, and are
conceded to be the best specimen Of the
breed ever seen in the State, by competent
Judges.
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MILK

NOTICE.-Owing to the high ) price RI Go,II. Ui
y COWS and the continued nis Fc.s are %ipccd
ieea and laDoI W. 'rg W. 10 cents per quart ana
ana ana have asieeu ~ a., Nil. X, commencing NJ
% .tnis P.i SssD Se.n 'V' r. l.. BLAkTON,
'INDh" ~ Ao0- y. II. VADEk,
N. G.. MANAIiAN,
H. II. MILLER,
WILLIAM q: ELLIS
N GOODWIN,
PURks,
- MCGEE.
90. AUGUST,
A. G.. WILBURS,
IA. BURGER
MRS MOORE,
r. r.. TILLEK:
ii. c. HOWLETI'
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Visiting Military.

Since the Fair opened Richmond Id, ms
,.,o, 0,,i fsvorrd with the presence OF several
'i,i,ary uvIi, 20, oronizations. The Cadets from
T'a,,i Tnxin cton' ~ were the first to arrive ana
heN'is LEX, Ievn been quito an interesting feature
It' ~ ;hn occasion. The dreSs-parade each AZ
,ar,non o. onC draws the entire crowd Of visitors
tel,,G1m m ,ri,ne.s =. it. and is well worth 'eelns'
TO !T," W 'Ir,i Pnninsnia Guard, Captain Doherty;
dome IN Tncsdav night. They are quaFlere!u
at the Armory OF the flI'l ms'mtc somtrrtoin-
mcnt, and have been cour'tou1i! came in
ed. The Staunton Llghl Ar'Ill,i ,!,,rrJ on
YESTERDAY morning ana were qu.u,' qnt Thcy
FRANKLIN below Fourieenlh Sa,[J'. 81, ~. Armo-
were lunched and entertained at Ind lno 10
ry by the First reglmeiiL', ,,nnc anu commands
enjoy their visit. All ,ii ol ,n'''
Iii return home tomorrow
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no2-2ts
uEADQU ARTERs FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE
II. WALL sksrE.IN 4 son,

H. "AsLhhSifiN * FUN
1904 EAsr cAEy STREET, RICHMOND, NA-
Purcha sing Ageats Tor all Kinds OF DRIED
FRUITS Tor nJrthem sud western Daaksts, ana
packer Of D.tlRD FRUIT for export. .
Orders e',nsisntiy On hand for WOOL, bhfs-
WAN. FfATHEEs, ROOTS, fik. DRIED
fRulT :, EUTTER. EGeS. BEANS, PEAS, Po-
TAT Df~. ONIONS, GREEN FRUITS, and all
/, ads OF COUNTRY PRODUCE,
F, Address I'll correspondence 70 l2lA cas-. cary
street ec Sl'tt
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Go to Vanity Fair after fireworks.

"Crushcd lndinuS.s
Wheat Farina,
White Sago,
Saratoga Chips,
Large Buffalo Tongues,
Clipped Beef and Fresh Craskers,
Olive Oil,
Finest Teas,
Finest Coflees,
and everything good to eat, can be had OF
the best quality at Joseph NJ. Bair's
grocery, S26 Main street.
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FOR OTHER LOCAL sEE YeuKrn PAdE.l
HEADQUARTERS COMMITTEES OF NINE, }
BALISyILLE, POwRiTAN,
October 80, 1882.

To the Farmers Of VTgioin;
our committee invite, q delegation
from each county to meet in Petersburg
ON the fourth Tuesday in November TO
recognize the blessings Of Providence 10
US this year.
2d. TO consider q programme TO pro-
mote our future interest by organizing
county associations.
3d. To consider the question OF Ter
t,,zers T.E. CuANBLiss, Chairman.
J. " Khiiloek, Secretary
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THE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL sOciETY.-A
meeting OF the Executive Committee OF
the Virginia Historical Society will be held
tonight TO decide upon matters connected
with the publication OF the "Dinwiddle
Papers, to make arrangements for the IN,
nual meeting OF the Society nj large, ana
for the transaction OF other matters oI es'
sential import to lhe due usefulness Of The
| Society,
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I'M WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudv and
Ss". IA the morning, cloudy and cool in
we AFTERNOON, and clear at night.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY: G AN 70.
y ~ NJ, o.; noon, 81; 3 z. NJ, G: p
NJ, 81; midnight, 46.
Mean temperature. 534.
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WEATHER REPORT

AZ aN1iSATioNs FOR To-DAY.-For thc Mil.
u,u W.; A''ahtic States, fair weather. nortbcrIv
"inus' stationary or lower temncr,t,,rc
and higher pressure. ''''i'i"'"re'
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COOL NIGHTS remind Ms that warm breakfasts
will soon BE- Ia demand, aud that HECKER'S SELF
RAISING BUCKwHEAT viii shortly De- ready.
IiECKEH's SELF-RAIsISG FLOUR Is always In
season.
For sale by aiI grocers.
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DIRDCAGES, CANARIES, ANDSk
ID GOLD FISIi.-Just received = barge iotVWS,
of HART/- NOT NTAlS CANAEifS. war- 49,
rantei good singers GOLD flsh,1V. ihe
above VIII be .Old al low price ~ make room TOT
more coming. by bsLbENvi.,
no 3-Its NJ. south tpsrternib strrst.
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RnylE%T % ,Ss Ss yS4rgna S4r Military y Ip'ilsu'e, ss 1e
sss Ssss 5 snDp liz S Ss %si"is IN
m O'Clock on the Capitoi;o pD;on The review
Of Of the Exssuys Ha"s0 1Iaee On monday, but Sp,
the absence Of his Excei''">'
preyented 1t.
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| NOTICE IS HEREBY - GIvET lI'oE sor mianf riIr
| ~ IHAyE MADE ApPhiTcnAiTrHHo ApprPihIitTcATH OF STOCK
kSfWAl w y,,k Old p DosiNioS IgoN, AsD aoe sad tird
Monks conPAsY for eisnll ,Sarles ss II. poaglerty.
kissrss, issued ia the name oi 'hs' g. TRIPfE,
tdminisira.or Of Charles ". DonsheGnsc' nc 27.f2m
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LEE GALLERY al Album Photographs delight
all Lee Gallery framing Photographs. 81. Lee
Gallery Card Photographs. 81 per dozen. Lee
Gallery copy old pictures successfully. Have your
Photographs taken at the LEEGALLRRY.
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JUST THNK.-I was permanently cured or
chils and fever by the use of one box of OwESS'S
ANrI-CHILL Pills. Price, so cents a box.
OWENS & MINOR. Richmond. Va.
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VANITY FAIR.-Vanity Fair tonight VIII
ne unusually interesting. BY special re-
ouest the chess-game, with living chess
men. will be repeated, with the following
caste: Hon. y. NJ. Kelley Coionel
oneen. Miss Hudgins; King. Mr.. George
Johnson; Bishops, Mr.. Gregory, Mr.. Her
yon. Austin. Knights, Mr.. J. Simmons,
,.- ~. CHRISTIAN: Castles, Mr. p. B..
Phillips, Mr.. Hewitt-S pawns, III ancient ZEN
costume. Red ColOrs: Queen, Miss Eu-
gene Birchett; King, Mr.. Hancock
Bishops, Mr.. Crenshaw, Mr: Cabell DAYS
knights, Mr.. j. ii. Lester, Dir. Il. I. John-
son: Castles, Mr.. Crump, MIR. PhtKe-e
pawns, in ancient costume.
The march will commence after the ilre'
works.
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Ills not generally known that the nervous svs,oc,
hss wonderful nanence over the skin. I'm, mt :.
5 fact known 10 medical mon who have given mucl
of iher time 90 the study Of diseases Of tho shin
No one can have clear and fair complexion. nm.
mixed with hlotches or pimploS, who is very nor.
vcl> Whatever tends TO a hcalthfuI condition n,
,he nervous system always bcsuiihes the comnlcx.
ion and rvmoVcs roughncSs and dryness Of the skin
some skiu-iiScsscs are not attended by visible
signs on the surface, hut an ntolcrable itching th.,
nndcrs life miserable. We copy the following de-.
srvlng and Interesting compliment from the
7-i5ssaf, which says:
-Dr. c. ". BENSoN'S new remedy, sKIN-CrRT.
Il oceivod bv the public with great confidence. and
g, 4 REGARDED IS very generous act ON the Doctors
r,ri to make known and prepare for general ne
H. valuable and favoritc prescription for the treat
r,st q SSin-dis0aSeS after having devoted almost
~ entire Hfc - the study and treatment Of ner
var> and skin diseases in which he took great de-
ushL He was for number Of years physician I'm
elarrc II the Maryland lndrmary on Dcrmatology,
ana ANYTHING from his hands Is al once accented as
spthoriiy and valuable The remedy Is fully the
.r,iclt io attack the disease. both internally.
.s-.uch The blood and externally through the alb
-lent,. and Is the only reliable and rational mode
a. treatment. These preparations are only put up
f-rtncral u>C aftcr having been used 10y the Doc
~ in his private practice for years with TIE great
a. sacccSS and they fully merit the confidence Of
ar clas~,s OF sufferers from skin diseases"
TNs, far sale hy all druggists, two bottles dnter-
nj and external trcstmcnt) in one package Don't
t,,.Isuadci TO take any Other II costs one dollar.
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THE CELLULOID EYEGLASSES will stand ten
times more abuse than any other cye-glass. and,
furthermore. they are The best. For sale by all
leading jewellers and opticians.
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THc STgiNwAr PItNO has no poer In this
country. RNLAND LEE,
Agents for Virginia.
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Programme at Vanity Fair commences
after fireworks. Plenty OF time.
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"RLrssED BE THE TIE THAT , blEDS; as,OS;ncd
MI, hT" Iadv of this city, was united in mar
yo"S n Svcsterday este morning at the rg:iaTmGe
RAG hor ,',r,t narents 10 John A. Mch lnney, a,
Of %.o h'p popular young citizen Of LaHGor. EoT
icy esq., county, Va The ceremony E,Ny was ot pIr tbe
i9rmeii ;,i,n Church by Elder J. A. Dearborn, ,m4
Chrii'l'" nrcscnce T" Of number Of iriends mas
in the ,Ee ph happy couple. The bride SdS.N%s MSs
preSensIfUua enaIUabIe bridal souvenirs. Mr.. .Incp %mp
a1a Mr Mckinney left the city at ,oT their their
Iait Mr'' night ig ria Frcdcrek''uFs 'O' '"'''
s,,ure ,,'s, home, in Lancaster
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THE IlALLET & DAVIS Pr>NO j. fully endorsed
by the greatest living pianist. Franz Liskt.
RYLAND 4 LEE, Agents.
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MoNRoE-WAR DEMOCRATIC CLUB
Hereafter the rooms Of this club, at 2V3
east Broad street, viii be open daily from
10 A. VI. until II 7. VI. 1t |. hoped thar
eyerv citizen Of the ward will call in TO
look after his interests before clsction-day.
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THE FISCHER PIANo, strong and sweet IN tone
durable In structure. reasonable in price, is wn-
ming = way everywhere.
KNLAND e LEE. Agents.
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VISITORS TO THE FAIR

Nl>lIoES TO IuE FAIR
will find
ANrONTS CONFECTGONERY AND LADIES' RES
TACRANr,
1l0j east Maln street,
a convenient place 10 get their meals while In the
city. They viii havo an oppoi tunity of seeing his
handsome
SODA AND MINERAL WATER FOUNTAINS
in fun operation and also the finest saloon In tho
city. and be flrni-,cd thc best the market, can
supply non't forget ile p.ace and number.
ASrO,Ts CCNFECrI)YERr AND
LADIES RESTAURANT,
hob Nain street.
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THE largest stock Of PIANOS ever seen m Rich
mond at RYLANp & LEES, 9l3 Main street,
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THE BISr CHEAP rIANo IS The GROyEsTEES
x FULLER. RYLAND & LEE Agents.
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THE STATE FAIR.

Richmond. .FEEDERiCKsDUEG AND POTOMACl /
RAILROAD CONPANN, :
RICHMOND. october p, lccz' ,
TRAINS.
TEAMS Will RIM EETW FEN EIGHTH
sND bPOAlD ~TEEFT~ AND FAlE-GROt ND-
lr NCVEMBER Il. %. and 30, at intervals u
g.. r-V minutes.
fIf>I TRAIN vii leave tiehtM ana GIoAn
streets &c e 4. N. {. \. n L'h'
b. 24-tNo3 General Ticket Agent
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DoS'T DIE in the house. "Rongh on Rats
Clear. out rAt-, mice nics reaches. bed-bugs l5c.
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N4IN-sTREET EXCHANGE.

III WESTERHOFF'S
-NAIN-STREET EXCHANGE
No. 1906 MAIN STREET.
NEW BAR.
NV BILLIARD-SALOON-S TABLES;
SPLENDID LIGHT:
LTNCH-C COY y T T. L.
ALL OPENED THURSDAY, 7TH.
Frf,nt. respectfully !n'itcito call. congratulate
ana s.-e The finest estai lIshmeut In the city.
.s-3m II. WEsTERHOFF. Proprietor.
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SIXTY THOUSAND CHICKEHrNG PIANOS In n-e.
Better all the time. RYLAND& LEE, Agents.
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swonPB RI rN First Virginia regiment, 9er. Ies.
byshre apnt Of their company, with t.n,ii n,aa
nSa pair and ID @ S c'pp% p%pp1oSfac SSas'
asSnoTlsdifSpf iSsiy feeling ' proud Of the '0"p''
1T conferred.
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RrOrESED.
JAKE'S PLACE,

IAKE'S PLACE,
.eaue.dnc with the interior ot ~ Theatre
5~apFNFD FOR THE ACCOMMODATES Or
TiEATEE-GOEES
and tie
PUBLIC GENERALLY
with
CHOICEST STOCK.
rlBSON'S NNXN MHlSkEN
and the
CELEBRATED TANNHAUSER BEER
SPECIALTIES.
Oil. S.3: j. II. BLUENELINCk.
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"BCcnuPAiBA." Quick. complete cure, all an
noying Kidney ana Urinary Diseases. 81.
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Pure Country Coru.Mea1.
ground 10y W. w. Wight, Dover Mills,
can be had at CHRISTIAN 4 WHITES.
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In addition TO the line meats generally
kept at the stand OF A. Echel for the BEN
eft OF his customers and the public he will
have extra fine meats for the nexsiew days,
which I've will sell at the same rsses as all
ways.
All lovers OF good meats will do well TO
call and leare their orders with
4. ErcHEL,
3l5 and 81 north Sixth street,
Market Sq,Hrs.
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MEMORIAL MErrISc:-The nGeeI' 6eIG at rir, the
Brooks menloi'c ,,;,t church Ccolored last night
second bapr'Id ,arrrd edifice was filled to ITS Ut
Ls@sdiSn LsPs red BY " W aS3n' Ti%Si
Hayes, and and iifty n; cents were collected fOf
comment fund.
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CHANGE OF scnEDrLIE,mhi a A cnange ,lili ,.ta o.
schedule, commencing sunday ahnrS w,l T,oaS tase
place on the M says Bvrssirees nn1sa st
tion in,ous,, :. a. NJ. and 4:49 +; N. daily, and
500 500 A. NJ daily except sunday
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PHOTOGRAPm OH-PNNriNGs.-Portrai In
-tele crayo. water-cOlor. Pictures Of societies
or groups. Of machinery, animals. &c, &c. All
done with prompin's- and In the best tylcs. ilay-
ing exhibited IN various states siyty-thrce times,
and in every instance t4kcn the premium, and now
having greater facilities for line work than ever
before. II D., sufficient 10 SAY sai,fiction viii be-
given. Would be pleased 20 have you call.
VI. j. POWERS,
Broad between Flfth and sixth streets.
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After the fireworks tonight 90 to Vanity
Fair.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
CASARY-BIRDs. GOLD-Y1sH. &c.

. u. COOK. 10 \. 81, assortment of household
fursiturc, sc.
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j. Is. WATKINS. Nfnth and cary streets, reminds
All fucl-buycrfspeciaIlyf for cash-io cill and 'ee
hi. Coal and Wood. and particularly the Peerless
Crate Splint coal, At popular prices; Good East
VIRGINIA Lump Crate Coal aud Soft Coke for
cooking. each al $50 a ton. delivered.
SAVE MONEY by having your priEting done at
the DISPATCH PRINrING-lloCsH. Good work &,
low prices aud satisfaction Guaranteed
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TIE ASSISTANT MARSIIALS.

Cbief-Narshal Starke, Of whose manJ ge-
ment we have spoken, had his hands i1Ii
Yesterday, hut with such eXcepu0haliy-
Sood assistant marshals as MesSrs. lienry
A. Wortham, Powhatan l.. Dupuy, Hrestoh
Kelvin. G.. Harvey Clarke, Norvcll Ryhnd'
w Fred. Pleasants, j. Alston Caben,
Thomas Boiling. Jr., Charles L. Bigger,
.IoLn Chamblin, W. Miles Cary, ana Arthur
M Seddon, everything was on time anu
lust as il should have been. 100 greaI
nraise cannot be gwen these gentlemen loI
running the Fair on schedule TINE, anu
the public appreciate their efforts.
THE POULTRY EXHIBIT.
The poultry exhibit attracted consider.
oble attention yesterday, and the feathered
t'ibe were visited and much admired by
| the visitors. A.. sa,,,;oos ,h,,
vcar Of Mr.. George y. Brown, OF Daiti
y,ore. Md. to Judge the fowls. rms gen
,ian,an is an expert, and bis ruiing gay'
r,;nsact,on. IT,, The birds not being properly
eaass;fed Mr.. Brown had some dilhcuit.
- oarrvinc in his mind the points OF IN.
fowls. but the result shows tha' niS "oi'
well accomplished.
FAIR BRIEFS.
General wickham requests employers =
Give their employees who belong 70 'h'','ai '
snmnanies leave to visit the Far to-oa!,
.,anrcoIv nossble that much business WI
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ll05 east Main street,

iNroNI's CONFECTIONERY AND LADIES' RES
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HOB Nain street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22
Cotton.

Sales Of cotton in this market yes
terday summed 400 bales, to exporters
100; to spinners 3OO,the market closing
steady, as follows: Ordinary, lO4c; good
do, lie; low middling, 113c; middling,
12c; good middling, 1850; middling
fair, 1850. OF colors &c lower.
Receipts of cotton on at all
United States ports for seven
days have been 29,O79 bales, and
are 1916 less than last year for
the same seven days. Total receipts
at all ports since September LIST
sum up 4,35O,69S bales, and are
9l9, 319 bales, less than last year at
the same date, also 257,997 less than
the same time in 1880. Total exports
this year 2,92O,9O3, against 2,752,O4;
last year, and 1914, 453 the year be.
fore. Total stock 676,1S2 bales
against 632, 1876 last year, and 668,03(
the year before. Visible supply of thu
world April 10Th, 2,496,679
decrease of 73,469 from last yea
and an increase Of 472,S26 bales owe
the year before at the same date.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-04-22
General Fitu John POrter's Case.
New York Press. IS h

The position in which General Fitz
John Porter is placed by the refusal
of President Arthur to interfere in
his behalf, has aroused widespread
feeling Of indignation. While the
President may have been perfectly
warranted in his position which he
took, the conviction is nevertheless
gaining ground that his action was
suited more to satisfy the wishes Of
certain politicians than to advance the
ends of justice.
While General Porter is still serv-
ing out a sentence, board of inquiry
which was convened over two years
age to revise the action of the court
martial which tried and sentenced
him, found that he was not only inno-
cent of the crimes charged, but that
his action resulted in the saving OF
the union army. The board of inquiry
which rendered that decision was
composed of army officers, whose
word has never been questioned and
against whose action no allegation OF
improper motives has ever been
alleged. A decision coming from
such source, and surrounded as il
was by every evidence of judicial
limpartiality, must be regarded as q
Ijust and impartial Interpretation Of
General Porter's conduct.
In this view of the case the country
General Porter, is the sufferer by the
failure to right the wrongs under
which he labors. Sentenced unjustly,
and serving out that sentence for two
years after it has been decided that
the actions for which be was con-
demned saved the union, is a pitiful
spectacle Of base ingratitude on the
part Of the government. 1t is stigma
upon the country, and one under
which it cannot afford to rest. The
action of PresidentArthur has thrown
the case upon Congress, and our ma.
tional legislature cannot too soon take
action by the means of which the
wrongs of General Porter can be
redressed.