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The Anarchist Troubles in France.

LONDON, October 30.-The DdlY NeUS
has the following dispatch from Lyons :;
"Troops occupy the railway and all strate-
gic points in the city. The soldiers have
been strictly forbidden to hold commune
cation with civilians. The forts domino
ting Lyons are prepared, at the word Of
command, to lay any portion Of the city in
ashes. II further explosions occur, the
city will he placed under martial law.
Threatening letters abound. The arch
bishop and the director OF the post-oflice
have received such missiyes, and the per-
sons OF both are carefully guarded. Late
on Sunday evening the police discovered
and seized forty kilogrammes OF dynam-
itc."
PARIS, October DETERMINATIONS have
been posted on the walls in st. Sulphurice
appealing to the people to commit acts Of
violence against the slaye-driying BOur-
geOis. Affixed to the prOclamatiOns rs a
signature is the representations OF a drawn
dagger. The documents end thus, Mort
a,tr Erpl0iteurS. Vire RerdlHi0n Soci0ie.'
The police have removed the proclam1-
tions. The newspaper Paris says the
Anarchist Society has spondents in
BOSTON and in NontcyidcO.
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WE PRESENT NO PRETENDED
MIRACLE" TRUTH l. MIGHTY AND
MUST PREVAIL NO sOPHISTRY
CAN WITHSTAND
TIE POWER OF ITS HONEST UTTEEANCE.

Editor IT Ereniog Press:
Dear Sir,-Feellne deeply grateful for the great
benefits which | have received from the Use oi
very valuable article which has its origin andh'Ine
I'm our beautiful city. and hoping that OILERS WHO
are afflicted Us have been may find Ike reiei from
itsusc. | beg the indulgence of few lines In your
valu,blc paper fer the privilege Of communicating
IA YOU brief statement of facts for the dement, u
the multitude Of sufferers to be met with on every
side. MANY of my friends well know that nave
bccn rvscyerey afflicted with heSrt-diSedse Tor
,,,,,he ~ ycars and have suffered from 1t as only
those can suffer who have that disease II I'u"'''
nv strength so low that could scarcely walk
across nv room, and the least cIertioh rendered
me 50 short-bresihcd that dared scarcely move
and, life s. emed very burdensome' was 'reS'eu
Gov my m.lady bv the best physicians, and derived
ma houedt from their treatment or prescriptions
until was advised by my family physician 70 use
HINTS REMEDY, as my trouble was caused sy
injection of my kidneys, which affected ''I! 81
r,ou.ly the action OF my heart. commenced '"A-
ING II having little faith in IT or any other Inedi-
o,,,,, and Il has helped me wonderfully. and am
,,o,v great deal better, and have been ever since
oyanitsuse In fact, have taken no medicine 'ha'
has benefited me 50 greatly. My breathing Il easy
and have gained in strength 50 much tHa' I'm
s,le 10 do my housework. lcheerfully recommend
utrST,S REMEDY to all who may be aiIlcted as
have been. or who are suffering from general ue-
huIty and nervous prostratlon.
pcspcctfully, MRS. A. o. ROChWELL'
Pearl street, Providence H. l.
standard medicine for curing Brifhts DIS
.,', nronsv. Kidney. Bladder, and Glanular MAI
aides, is HUNTS REMEDY. Female eaAns IS
pain I'm the back and loius, Gravel Diabetes III
Temperance, Excess and Prostration o, iI g IyI
yous system, are cured by III ni, ... -
,,l>,,r,S pTvTDY impzrts health aud Vgor 10
~ o,rs,itution when II has become dcbiiitaled'
HINTS REMEDY restores the invalid TO he'i'i'
oc 2G-Th(w)Sa&Tu
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Dedication of a CoIored University.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October 30.-The
dedication Of Livingstone Hall, the Fisk
University for colored pupils. took place
to-day in the presence OF large audience.
Many prominent people were present, in
GLIDING Bishop McTyeire, OF the Methodist
Church South: Bishops Caen, Campbell.
and Shorten, Of the African Methodist
Church; DR.. Atticks G.. IIagood, OF Emery
College, Georgia, and agent Of the Slater
fund; State Superintendent Crawford. Of
Tennessee; Chancellor Slearns, OF the
Tennessee Normal College; Rev. NJ. f..
Strictly, ID. d., secretary OF the American
Missionary Association Professor Cyrus
Northrop, Of Yale College; Rev. +. Spence,
Of Michigan; and General Clinton r..
Fisk, Of New York. The exercises We're
most interesting. Professor Cyrus Nor
thrOp delivered the dcdicatOry address.
He strongly urged union Of action to in
duce Congress to make an appropriation
for the present pressing needs Of the South
for education. Addresses were also made
by General c. Il. Fisk, Bishop McTyeirc,
and Or. Hagood. All the speakers con-
graduated the faculty on the completion Of
the new building, the greatest cOlOrcd uni
vcrsity in the world. The dedicatory
prayer was offered by Rev. VI. T.. Stribly.
Livingstone Hall Is the second Of three
main buildings contemplated. Jubilee
Hall, dedicated six years ago, was the first.
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..uoor Hendricks Ill.

ISDnNroLls, 3d. U g'TGcIk ii IS seriously
fn1a and Il: sS%aSn i III. i pS y foot
ssess sS%s SaS AZ BY BUT M's sn %
ss% s Sss si E a@ e!.d i ss SsS
MI i ilsnHi't and friends ,n s.g' arc
''1 ISpiss Al October no; improved
Uendricks's condition i n;Hr n
Ills case Is regarded rs critical
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YeIiOw-FOver.

THE sCOURGE ABATING AT PENSACOLA.
NEW ORLEANS, October 30.-A special
from Pensacola to the Picdgntne says that
while il is evident fever material has been
exhausted, there has undoubtedly been more
new cases developed than those reported
by only two physicians. To-day is the lrst
daav the physicians have had anything like
a respite from the constant strain upon
their energies since the beginning OF the
plague sixty-three days ago. Though The
report of new cases to-day is regarded as
imperfect, it is satisfactory evidence that we
are about through with the pcstience.
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IICrII.

PAYrA, PERU. October 29.-La,t nieht q
revolutionary movement took place at
Pcrcra, the capital OF the department,
owing to cytortion> practiced by the pre-
feet and ,ub-prcfect in cXacting contribu-
tions and taxes in advance from na'iyc~ and
foreigners. Three forcigncr,-Mr. Tenn
pie, head Of the house OF Duncan. Fox q
co.: Mr.. Schacilcr, and another German
gcntlcman. representing the house OF Ni-
bcrll Il Co.-wcrc imprisoned for refusing
to submit, but were released next day.
The project and >uh-prcfect escaped, &C.
companicd by two soldiers, and meeting
Of notabc~ j. to take place to-day to eject
a new Drefcct
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Intimidniing a witness.

PETEKsBURG. Va, October 3O.-N illIam
Henry Carter. who was arrested on war
rant charging him with intimidatlng a
Government witness in the case Of AlcXan-
der Davis. who was sent on 10 the United
STATES Court last week for violation OF
the United States revenue laws, was
brought before United states. ComnlaSioher
Gallagher this afternoon for examination;
and the accused was sent on to the tnlted
States Court, which meets at Richmond
next month, for trial. He was required 10
rive 1900 security for his appearance there.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

The virginia Coupon Case Advanced in the
United States Supreme CGu.t-A Disap-
pointment TO New Yorkers; Abbev's Park
Theatre Burnt to the Ground, Together With
Mrs. Langtry's Observation-Disclosures
Hall, OF Fisk University. at Nashville. Ded-
icated-Governor stsphens's Successor
Fatal Railroad Collision In Georgia-The
French Troubles; The Condition OF Affairs
inLyons-A Duel In France-Revolutionary
Movement I'm Peru-Roying Rebels in
Mexico.
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SnfeIIO.s Trial.

WAsUINGTON, u. c., October 3O.-In tIt
Criminal Court this morning the case Oh tu'
United States against \. {. soteldo, lndlct
ed for the murder Of his brother, ~ NJ. 80
teIdo on the night OF February 9th last, in
the of,ice of the National Republican, wa
called before Justice WyIie,:. Aiter secu i
ring six Jurors the court adjourned un'i
fn-m0rrOM.
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Railroad Accident.

PETERSBURG, Va, October % I'm. h'
northr,m.bound fast train on the Whining
ton and Weldon railroad, due here al 2:5S
o eGn ". mis- morning, was deraied by run
n Ui me- over a COW, and the mail and bag
~ i,age-car. damaged. No one injured. The
train will not arrive here until this after
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x.c,, Constable Killed.

y,cKspuRo. Miss. October 5o,-Dous.
NiI T~n,aine formerly Of this city, shot
lass d, most instantly killed negro consta-
anu a'.,'c coIored church festival near Forest
pie AZ twenty miles above this city, sat.Ir
liome, W. Reports are conflicting re-
aay nns'i th S', cause OF the trouble.
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r,,o yiroiuia Coupon case.

w.snxcrox. ID. c.. October 3O.-The
mr A,na, Conrt Of the United States to-day
li,ad rho netition to advance the Viz
I,;nin Iond case OF Andrew Antoni US.
am," ~ ~ Greenhow, Treasurer OF The
city of Richmond, and il was assigned ,5,, 'or
or ~ ON the 9th OF January next.
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Tho Tyr0Iese Floods.

LONDON, October 3O.-A Vienna dis
match SAYS the distress in the flooded dis
irictS Of the Tyrol and Carinthea is beyond
description. The people are fleeing. The
destitute inhabitants OF some OF the smaller
towns talk Of emigrating to America.
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BURNErT's COCAINE, the best and
cheapest hair dressing. Ii kills dandruh,
allays irritation, and promotes vigorous
growth Of the hair.
Burnctt's Flayoring Extracts are inya-
riahly acknON ledged The purest and best.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. october 30, lSS2.
OFFERINGS.
WUEAr-Whito. I9s bushels; rcd 3,93S BUSH
rl. Ec-cXhibitcd. $40 bushels.
COMM bite 2,353 bushels.
OAT--JO hu-hD.
EYE.-gO bG-LH-.
nFAL.-3u bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wur>r.-Wrlto. l44 bushels ycr good Il
n Red. 7O- lu-hci- very gond 2" primo
Lancaster Sl.I3 TO SLID. sis bushels mixer ~
Los t. rll3: 22D2 bushels common % PRIME
Fultz al - % Si.lS.
CnRN.-Nhlic. H. br,h1 good irginia OLD at
SIC: FOG bushels CDmmD. 10 Ntr} gooi Virginia
new at - q 73c.
EYr.-s bu-hcl, very good 40 zoe.
CnTTo~.-Toncd dahl Receipts l5l bale: hip
m,nis. 1913 bale. quotations: N!lddng' I'-'''
low nlddlug. lD4".
r.rIi. F,cbarge 1y.n cclo-,l Ia, day. october
3I,..And Thursday, Noycmio: pa
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KIDNEY-WORT.
-.-~---r-- ---~---~-----'>'>-' -
- rt,NCUESTER TAN

HTOTICE TO MANCHEsIEk IL, rA IA
paYERs-The last half Of the city ana N,
school tax Is payable or before bsroe that ne
All persons paying ihe same on OF per cent on The
wlps si u' oS the city tax To all cry ana schPo 20.
s" unpaid after December LIST 'nere VIII NC
addea now ready 10 receive the state tsxe ss,, 10
~, a taxes unpaid December ist tneTe m'i 'c
oc 2I-tNOl Tgeas.Gvg W. ~ --'-s-''
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Vessels Destroyed by WaterspOut.

PARIS, October 30.-A WATERFRONT ha'
destroyed seven brigs at It. Raphael.
Floods have stopped traffic between Mar
settles and Cannes. The latter town Is IN
undated. The river Seine is rising radidly
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. ocronyu 40. 1850
lRIilYFD

ARRIVED.
Steamship Rosnoke. Couch. New York. iner-
chandise and passengers, g. W. Allen 4 Goa agent
steamer }. ". tyCrman, Smith, Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers. j. W. McCarrlck
agent.
Brig Amer tGerl Kohler. RIO Janeiro. coffee,
Davenport & Morris.
AsRvsD OCTOBER 20, 1882.
Schooner sarah Cullen. Jarvis, rhiIad iphia,
schooner !. zepheDIah stecIman, Rose, Phiisdcl-
phia, coal, y. II. Halves.
Schooner Amelia uearn. Quiuin, Bridgeport,
railroad-iron. TrcdegBr Company.
schooner Imogene Diyerty, curtis, New York
kauitc. southern FertllizlDg Company.
schooner Yankee Doodle. Rose, New YORK, salt,
X. +. Williams Go.
ARRIVED OCTOBER 80, 1852.
schooner Major William II. Tantum, shoe,
Philadelphia. coal. :. i. iathrop.
schooner william Miller, -, James river
lumber i. J.. shepherd.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamer Guyandotic. Kelly, New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, g.. ". Allen & Go.
Steamer Pioneer, plltt, Philadelphia. merchan-
disc ana passengers. y. W. McCarrick, agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Ariel. clifford. Norfolk. United states
NAH merchandise and passengers l.. b. Tstum,
superintendent.
Schooner b. BRADLEY, bradley, Norfolk ria New
port News. nanganess, Curtis X Parker.
Schooner &. g. CrSmmer, Nor5ury. New York.
wheat, Thomas Branch < Co.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OCTOB'R 80. 1882.
BY telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Lursy. Schermcrhorn. old Point and
Hampton. merchandise and passengers, 1hcs.l-
peake and ohio Railway Company (and sailed on
rcturnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pa
sengors' -mithieid, Chesapeake aud ohio Railway
Company land s1ilc1 on rciurnl.
steamer Pamllco, Bourne, Smlthhcll, merchan-
disc and passengers
steamship Rcdana, Cook, savannah for Reyal.
cotton, put In for fucl-coal.
Steamship Eastbourne. Watson, Galveston for
Liverpool, cotton. put In for fucl-cOal.
SAILED.
steam ship salisbury. Davidson, New York. for
Brazil. finished loading with -four and fucl-goal.
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Governor Stephens -
1rcSs.

,uo "a, october 30.-Hon. Sea-
AUG p. va, wa:' nominated to-day to fill
s porn o heese W. unexpired term in Con-
gress. lie will have no IppV Yvitbd,awn
dependent candidate na''nS "'""'
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934c. October and November. Corn Grmer: No.
z, csc. Oats friner and more active: No. 2
344c; white. 66.c. Provisions hrmer. Mes
PORK, $3.50 cash and October, 1890 November.
Iard-Prime steam. $ll.s4 cash and October,
s1l.iJ Noyembt.. Hogs steady at f6.254 1915.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK. October 80. -Cotton-Net ?, ceipts,
235 bales; gross receipts. 15.4eo bales. Futures
closed Arm; sales, Ia 900 bales october, l045
ftdSl0.iS: November. $l0.s10Lff0.62; ie,e en-
Der, slo51 January. $1,000 February. 81 ell;
March, lO.s2@tlo.sS; April. t10.9Se = 0.94;
May, sll.O4Gtl LOS: June. S11.l5A Lie;
July, s1l.26GSli.27; August, stl.35G 3l1 SO.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKEr
BALTIMORE, October 30.-Beef-catilo-Nf Market
slows prices &c. of: quality averaged better than
last week; very best. 5slG6%c.: first quality $50
@osc. medium, 3sa4sc.: ordinary. 2ipSac.;
most Of the sales were from 81 Ia 5<c.: receipts.
3,4O6 head sales 2,449 head. swine-Eair supply
and only moderate demand but market fairly
firm 81 decline; receipts, 5,376 head: quotations.
9@1Oc. The receipts OF sheep and Ilmbs we're
1881 head quotations-sheep, 3@6c.; lambs,
@,5tc.
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SALE, REPORTED To SECRETARY


Fl.ur-Wc quote: Vino. 1920 $3.50; .nio-
f,, -. 5af,l: .N'ri. - - $3.50. common
.r,r,ly $3.50: Patent family. rCU 500.
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FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
II wArLFRsTEGN & son.

1901 EAST CARY STREET. RICHMOND, Va
Purchasing Agents for all kinds OF DRIED
FEI'ITS for northern and western marx u ana
hackers Of DRIED FRUIT for export. NO..
Orders constantly on hand Tor NHlL- bffS
WAX. FEATHkRS. ROOTS, X; DRIED
Epi+ITS RI-TTER. EGGS. BEANS. PEAS. PO-
INToF~. ONIONS, GREEN FRUITS, and all
Kind, of cot NTRl,PRODUCE CT. " ,
Address all cOuesp ondcncc - l2Of cat 'arF
street. VIZ - ~
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by Telegraph.
NEM NOEK.

NEW YORK. october 3o-Noon.-StocEs hcaVy y.
Money. > per cent. kXchaugc- Long. ~ p; short.
4s5b. state bonds neglected. Governments gem
orally unchanged
Efenln Exchange, fSl4. Governments
generally unchanged: new .. lOli,: new -
II3t: new a.. 1lgR; 81. IO2.. Money J0 ;
pcr cent. states inactive. l.eteury balances -
Coin. f9S. 937 cBrrcncy. sf,225.
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-. french Duel.

1oxnov october SO.-A Paris dispatch
s,r uo pp;n.o Mnrat and n. jacques Abbat.
s susi i h,~e fought duel. Prince Mural
pas cu. or the ...-.--,
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uEnE.CEMENT AND PLASTER.

HEADQUARTERS .,,.,.r
Ill LIME, PLASTER. CEMtNI: e.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN PRl' -.
ROCkLAND LINE "tr"cAtts '9''' "e1'''''
sl.2O per barrel; .,,...,i.
DIXIE LIME. sole agent) : i per barei
INDIAN ROCK LIME, .ole agent II PER va
JtMEs-RIVFR CEMENT. sole AGENT LAO pl,I,
49,. pORTIA AND CEMENT. imported. al
brands, $3.50 per barrel CALClNEDPLihsMi ~
ni,ST ~ ewburgh.r (sOe agent.l u 80 per harfei
IkSD PLASTER, own manufacture new Dag
IS per ton. special prices on large q quaint ues'
r.Io,,bone No. 275, foot seventeenth street.
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DIVIDENDS,

rVO THE CREDITORS OF IiiE hiS VI
COMPANY: Yom are hereby soined Una. .
DivipfND OF FIFTY PER CENT, Tui De Pi ri
60 ,na CREDITOR OF the Richmond Ranking anu III
W s' :. ,,rany AT their bankins. hOase. In TILE
civ on ami .lteF SATURDAY the ith November
oN,t CfAPLtS " 'f''f' N n,
W. lrastSe.
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.OVERcoATS'
ONERCoArS,
ovERCOATs,
OVEECOATS,
OVERCOATs, acknowledgements.
IN GREAT VARIETY
IN GREAT VARIETY
N GREAT VARIETY
n GREAT VARIETY
IN GREAT VARIETY
! +. r.. SPENCE 4 son.
| T. y. SPENCE 4 son.
/ z. y. SPENCE & son.
I T.. Il. SPENCE son.
r. Il. SPENCE & son.
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
/ 9O3 MAIN sTELET.
/ 9O3 MAJ. sIEErg.
! 9O3 MAIN rREEr.
SOB MAN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
+. Il. SPENCE q son.
J.. -. SPENCE son.
T.. T.. SPENCE 4 sos.
T.. SPENCE x son.
f.. -. SPENCE sON.
BUSINESS SUITS,
Business SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS.
/ BUSINESS SUITS, ,,........
gJ3 MAIN STREET.
900 MAIN STREET.
9p3 MAIN STEEEr.
gO3 MAIy STREET.
SOB MAIN STREET.
HEAVY MEKINO CNDER~iiIRT>,
HEAVY MERINO UNDEESHlRTs,
HEAVY MERINO UNDER~IiIKTS,
/ HEAVY MERINO UNDERSIlIItT~,
/ HEAVY MERINO UNDER>IHRTs,
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
ONE DOLLAR EACH
F.B. SPENCE & son,
E.B. SPENCE & sos,
+. Is. SPENCE Il son,
T.. y. SPENCE & son,
F. d. - 9O3 MAIN STREET
900 MAIN STREET.
SOB MAIN STREET.
9O3 MAIN STREET.
/ ocZl-tJll2 vV3 MAIN nlhNEI'
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PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. OcTOB'R 80. 1882.
by telegraph
ApuIXYn
TAILORS AND CLOTIIpERS.

NEW ' w. ".,, .,..,....,. Il
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 10 FOURTEENTH STREET,
(oppostc Exchange liotcll
f. receiving M, stock of FALL AND WINTER
81 IrING~. These goods embrace the latest pat
tern, of the best foreign and domestic inanuiac-
iurr~. and are warranted equal 10 any Hhric- upon
the market They VIII Dee made mp hy 1 hr-t-cla.s
workman, CHARLES T.. RicHAEpsoN
oc 3l-eOdIw
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EINE TAILORING "a
At ne
MODERATE PRICES.
JOHN LATOUCHE & son,
40. 4 TENTH STREET
FAIL GOODS! FALL GOODS
THE CHOICEST ASSORTMENT EVER SEEN
IN RICHMOND.
,,,-r - 4 CALL au 3O-cod
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INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED U\DEBW AR
INDICATED INDIKN EAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
INDICATED UNDERWEAR
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A SEW TRIAL AS6ED FOR LEROY RHODES
N0IE- OF TIE TRIAI-EEI IGIoUS-P0LUI-
CAL MEETINGS. ACCIDENT. ETC.
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prrhrnr's' VITO. .'. 'cr' ~ I'D y
-. ~. - N.v-uHtv SO. 49, sN''S' N''-'i
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= 900 R1RRELs FRESH ROCK

WINOTHY sEED.-lo BAGS CHOICE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-08
THE OVERLOOKED SUFFERERS.
Petitions For Relief Coming From All
Directions.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-Appeals for aid
in the region everlowed by the Mississippi
river, continue to pour in. The Secretary
of War sent to Gov. Chittenden, of MissOu-
ri, telegram, advising him that 100 addi-
tional rations will be sent each OF the two
points he may name.
A telegram to the Secretary OF War from
Gov. Hawkins, OF Tennessee, says he has
reliable information that about 1000 per-
sons in the counties of Tennessee, border
ing on the Mississippi river. are in desti-
tute and suffering condition. He earnestly
asks that portion of the fund appropra-
ted be applied to the immediate relief OF
the suffering people of Tennessee.
In reply, the Secretary telegraphed
Governor Hawkins, asking for information
by telegraph of the locality for distribu-
ton, names. commissioners, and as nearly
as possible, the number to be relieved at
each point.
Governor Cullom, OF Illinois, telegraphs
the County Board of Pulaski county esti-
mates the number needing assistance at
1000, and recommends Robert Wilson as
commissioner at Mound City. The secre.
tary directs Governor Cullom to send
Robert Wilson to Mound City, and in.
forms him 10000 rations have been sent to
that point.
The Secretary also telcgraphed General
Maneum and Hemingway, commissioners
at Memphis and Arkansas and Mississippi,
asking the number they are supplying, and
how long the 10000 rations sent them will
last.
Governor Lowry, of Mississippi, asks, by
telegraph, il the Secretary OF War could
send 100 tents to Grecnville. A great many
whites and blacks are congregated there and
no shelter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-03-08
BRIDGEPORT sREvITles.

Mr. Cady has painted an artistic sign for
Frank Maberrs. 1t certainly attracts At
tention.
Our city dads met last night
DIR. Fisher was slightly indisposed, yes
tcrday He will be out to-day.
Miss Lizzie Porterfield Is visiting friends
in town.
Mr. s. N. Brown, OF Wells & Dent, be-
comes a Benedict to-day. He marries
lady OF Warnock's Station.
II there was q Mr.. Bergh in our town
probably the suffering Of some OF our fnmb
animals would he aileviated, The Atrest-
ment which some Of the horses receive be-
comes not the enlightenment Of our age.
but betokens the barbarity OF savages. IL
the law was enforced We would see Q
chsnse for the better In Q short time
Robert Boyd has been enjoying himself
with his friends here for two or three days
Mr.. Jacob Heinlein became dissatisfied
in Toledo and has come back 10 Bridgeport
TO stay. Welcome, boy!
The backsmith shop thst the r. v. Co.
intended erecting will not be built At pres
ent.
Mrs. Robert Milligan. living between here
and West Wheeling. about ten days ago be.
came the mother OF her twentieth child
She Is only thirty.uine years old. her pres
ent husband being her second. OF the chill
dren there are eighteen living, among them
there are twins twice. A daughter In the
Oldest, although q ton will be Old enough
TO vote the coming fall.
Our statement the other morning 70 ths
effect that the school question, election
was incorrect Itshould haye been March
lIth.