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Crime in Georgia.

ATLANTA, November IA special to
The Constitution reports the recent murder
OF :. Mckaym. by unknown persons be-
tween Milledgeyile and Eaionton. in Put
nam county.
To-day the body OF Nose Hankins color
ed) was found in the house Of Sam Han
kins at spartanburg. :. c., with his throat
cut. sam Walker (alsO colOred) has been
committed on the charce Of murder.
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y W. e captain OF the Grays rice Can,.,r
VT. Hutchings, resigned. 'ap'aih
.n ar. 4. >. Lee has sold his machine. shor
I y r. foundry IN North Danville 10 No.
c e, 4, Barrow, J. c. Gucrrant, and G. w p
,ra INC Tobacco Association has given an
b pI 70 proposal Of Messrs. Rmf;p
p@ir * voolfolk to build warehouse I h"r /,
, lot me storage OF leaf tobacco. the idca az =,
s snls nrm being that they will give the sa,n !"
nsacliiiy TOR sampling. buying. and seii i,
mere as In Richmond and other ,nart'.ss
without shipment OF packages in Inil
before they are Sold ~ DuiN
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BY Telegraph.
TEW YoHk.

NV Io!tE.
NV v0pR. Nuy.mic- lI.-Co'ton easy; SALES.
I.IU2 .4,c-; uD'ani.. lt'lt.: Orleans 10 lite
c.r,0i.ii tr, ret receipts. 3~.737 bales: export
-n t,-..t Britain. l1.2-j bales. l0uuu.u. 1000
f..Ie.. southern flur .trliy ana quiet: common
O.. flireVtrt. St.65 sJ.ju g"oi o. choice '1ir''
> .priug nominal: unguIed I'd, Olca la
". . rcd. November. lO'.. tom -.i- s'irH i'l
..tlc. lower. closing WIN z reaction ~ 81" =.
me- Ma - highoIaud fairly actiye; No. 3 Al &C.,
H.p, iu Iir roiuc-t az NH UIrh nscl price :;
C0fre->pOt dull and nominal; options acite ana
t,,f, S.y,r du!l and ,0megla, nominal. fair
% good tlpiny. J-lt :. .'.' f,bnth - ll
standard e ~ 90 ts ~ N"ll'-'H u',ii 49," u -
nal. Rice arm and IN good demand. Eo,i9 dull
q SI.-2 sl.92 TnrIenii.e dn'i - ~ T.;
WOOL unsettled and dccllning. PORK firmly held
spot: options u ~ AL ne" mos ~, --'''u
city fanlly me-- quoted g; $500. Midi,-s Guy, GUY,
ami u0uinal. LarI-Ca-h about Loo. HIGHER aud
str~ns: o,tious openel 81 -. higher ana closed
weak. witi lie advance lo,t; PRIME ''stm. ,p"t'
1890: choice. "a arrif., sl%,'o N"stlh'tf'
5i9l2- SILL. FRI glf, o. Liverpool hfin.
BALTIMORE.
UAt-f,fOur NOscmber ll.-Flour duIi and
unchanged. NLc4t->uafae about steady "c't-
cfn inactive sni hrn; 'on,n'Ta ~; 49,
.iU-' bill. -. > western winter red pot
.InJ. Corn->outhern higher: wtsiera lnacr 'e
and strong. -onibern "llte. new. az. o'. -
a.. 40 w..f.rn white. g. &c; mixed. tN'
AZ 49,. Pcru-ylyz nia- = ior. Provisions ~
changed. C"1,o dull' RIO, SarS - Ut ',@'i !.
fair -+c. sugar. -teahl " rtt' = y.
Whi.Aoy steady ~ si.l9 Sll9.. freif't- quick
''''' CISCINNATl.
CfvcrNSArI. Noyemh Ill qliei. " al
l,iet: ". > rel Water. Ode. Corn .irouSer new
l--~I. 5gr5ic.. ~. > mixed, 80 A.. SoFelni y
Dat. ,lultt: No. = mixed. 30c. P"rk 1ui-i 81 =
,r,l frm.r al ffl.S2,. Bui.-mrat- JUN -i."n!-
fer. &c. rib. : b.. Whisky steady 10y 81 4
sugnr ,te,iiy. Hog, easter; common tnI hEil
S5.25Gs6.3J; p-rkiaS and butcher Se'aVS'
:" LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE. November ii.-Elo1r 4ne' az.
arm good - choice. $500 SO. " beat ,'.ie
~. - ',,1rbaHs,.l. Com dull and nominal POf'
.tesay and unchanged. bacon 'ieaay ana hTiA
,Ioul1er,. Zoe. Whi>Sey steady aad hfm :"
sl.ll. ,crts
- log-t-. November I0.-Fiour s,e1dy; NIB!
-, "a 400 $3.50: choice. el.iJ f.tO
go 4 7Ols5.Io. Wheat dull ald lower
-, y ri falL Q2s g2'.c. ca,h. . % 81 - NJ
,c,uI.r: No r,-t faii. ESQ So. Corn lh-f,i'
and lower; 81. 1852 c. c'sa' " SpN..' ~.
( 0af, dull SJ $50. essh; 5-t.. Noss .,Tl
| WI!.key .feady II sl.l5. PORK dun I"'I'.'s
sSI 30 Buk.mcat, and haco.. ser, low. Lar
higher .. sil.J5 ~.
Mn.WkV nfh.
v,w,rsyt Eovemic. li.-Fl"nT 81 iaif lie
| ID .nrtt = san 50. Whe@tq toet Hnd stAr ,
| T. . h1rI SI.O5: SOL, cash, gle No'ein'e
| aair. Ie~eInhcr ana j1hu1fy' ytss'
,rt'n1. No. .. zoe. Oats hrmcr' No. 49,
Into. ,7r. Provisions steady Mtrs PORK :, %
LII aad November. Lard-PTime steam. ~ =
cash and November. Hogs dull ana WssA w
lease.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

ENCOURAGING Corn-Cro7 ES?ort-A Railroad
Lease Declared ForfeissG-The Post-OHice
Department Moving Against Matrimonial
groes Burned TO Death in LuDe nburg Coun-
U-Indiotncnts for Libel Azainst Balti.
more Newspaper Prc2rietors-A Youth OIL
Trial for Numbering His GrandfatheF-
Daring Attempt at Assassination In Dab
iin-Evictions in IreIand~French Affairs
Gernznv
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Death of a Railroad Official.

i>itclci telegram = tie Di,p1ich.l
FARNyrLLE, VA. November li.-Captain
W. Z. II. Durphy. division supervisor Of
the Norfolk and Western railroad died at
Pamplin', this morning. He had been,>ick
but short while. y special train will be
run from FaImyille in the morning. re-
turning in the evening. which will take
the Mason, and friends Of the deceased
frcc-a well-dcsered compliment to an old
anl flithfnl .mrlnNL-
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Murdered Iri. Grandfather.

WATEgT0wS, y. T.. November 1.-THE
trial OF Elmer Palmer for the murder Of
his grandfather, Frank Palmer. began at
Canton on November lst, and ended to-day
In verdict Of murder in the second de-
gree. Elmer is lad sixteen years old. He
and his mother lived with his grandfather
on farm. Elmer was charged with poi
soning some rum. which his grandfather
drank, and soon after died.
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Nevada tion-Discharge OF an Al.
Ie~ed Murderer.

ErnEKA. NEy.. November 1.-THE full
count of The state show. the election 81
Ca.,idy DEM for Congress and Adams
DEM for Governor The Legislature :
a tie on joint ballot.
The preliminary examination Of George
y PIX. for the killing Of james +. An
dcr.on. showed that Anderson fired the
tirst Shot. Reefs W., discharged from Gus
tOdV.
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General Foreign Notes.

PARIS. November 1.-THE police have
received 4 large bundle Of revolutionary
miniie~iOS.
In accordance with the pledge given by
the preiect II police 10 the municipality,
tAe cruciiiXe~ were yesterday removed
from the primary schools whore they still
remained
LoSDoN. November 1.-THE Stud0rFS
Cairo dispatch says: Active negotiation,
are proceeding between the Porte and the
kLediyc with q view Of stopping the tr,al
Of ATabi Pacha.
\ dispatch from Berlin to the Dn1y
NerS says: The laws against Socialists will
probably not bc retained. Bismarck i op-
posed % them. O. hc does not think they
have proven efficient.
Al Clare-MorTis. County Mayo. thirty
families. comprising 100 persons. have been
eNicicd from the estate Of l>idorc Burke.
IGoR>F0Rp's ACID PHOSPHATE A. \ Re-
FRlGEEANT DRINK n FEyER,.-Dr. Z. H..
:. Davis. Ncriden. Conn.,. SAYS: u have
used it a. pleasant and cooling drink IN
fever. and have been very much pleased
with it,"
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH. y. C.. November ll;-Poole's
,p nAiI oioe,ion in the First district IS con-
Sn5p;Y 81. Tho democrats. The election in
,su.u ~ ~" district i still in doubt. Ben
u 10. 80 IN election as congressman at
I nv,. I. p condden,ly claimed by the Demo
craft 1 who estimate his majority at 1000 or
more
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The Cotton supply.

New YORK. November 1.-THE total
possible supply Of cotton for the world is
2,lj9.jll bale. Of which l,j3G.4ll bales is
American. against 2,33J.3g7 and 1.932.247
bale, respectively last year. Receipt, Of cot
ton at all interior towns, l74.20l bales; t.
ccipt, from plantations. POS. $50 bales crop
i'm -isht. 2u3t.u2g bales.
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n Forfeited Lease.

RALEIGH, y. C.. November 1.-THE
stockholders OF the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad Company met yesterday
in Goldsboro' and declared forfeited the
lease OF their road to the Midland North
Carolina railroad. represented by w. j.
Best. Of New York.
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TOLD Up! HOLD Up!
AN BOT No FOR
JOSEPH ~TRAT~E's
DRY GOODS STORE.
PEOPLE ARE DYING TO GET SOME OF
THOSE GREAT BARGAINS He
II SELLING.

Will QUOTE 1 FEW OF IFS PRICES
10 GIVE iOT SOME IDEA HON
CHEAP He l. SELLING:
1000 dozen PLAID TOWELS 3.c.:
so dozen large LINEN TOWELS at 1Oc.,
100 dozen line DANAsK TOWELS at 1870.
/ POO dozen dne NAPKINS NJ Be-. piece;
bales 81 BEOWN COTTON at 4c.;
bales Al SEA ISLAND COTTON 1t Gsc.,
> cases 81 BLEACHED COTTONm4.c.:
. ease. IL BLEACHFD COTTON az 7c;
100 pieces FA>T-cOLORED CALICO at 40.
500 pieces best FOILARD at 6.lc. per yard;
loo pieces BRoCADED DBES,-GO0Ds At Toe.
81 pleces ELACK and CoLoRED ALPACA at
loo pieces fiNN 8RoCADEs reduced from 25
BLACK and COLORED CA>HMEREs At l24,
rs D.. -, 30. 40. fjo. mp o. -l25-ali -
BLACK and CDLDHED SiLh>-the cheapest iD
d, n0t Isl t. loaklt our BLACK SILK AZ II,
ahich d, richly wnrtn p;
BID CONfbitI>, 75c~ Il. :L2j. sZ-tLe cheap
LOCO 1ir c0LoRED BLANKETS At 9jc.-con-
sou rair Io-4 iED BLANKETS At $50, - -,
lp fD ? ID. fhc finest.
pOI.sfAN-. CLoAk~. MD JACkET--In this
dep. rfmelf Wn have TIE llrxe-t ,tncS and sell
thcm cheaper thau can be found in thc city.
900 oLOAk- - sl.jO. -. -. -. -, - up 20
2Ho DOINAN> from 3 ~ tD So:
.JNChtI~ from - up 80 81. inucan save %
percent. BY eHtmininy our price before Fnr-
chasing elsewhere.
Just received IRON Sow York auction $50 BRI-
DAL ~PRt Ms extra .lk.,l ~ zoe: .,.
MEMS .LABlE-'. and CHii.DRES'~ UNDER
WEAR-tAe largest CT cheapest line ln thc
city:
and treat u..uy other birgalls 700 numerous u
mention.
Don't stop until you 4et 20 .....
JOSEPH STRAT-E'S
ltlJ Main street and 3Oj Broad street.
y B.-He careful tlat you get 10 the riKlt place
and ask f,r JOSEPH >IRAI-F. l4l5 Main
.fr,ct lower strsusc| and 3Oj Broad street.
Zoe 29l
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,Il.'zcn OF Augusta county. lie leaves
,arge family Of grown children. amons
whom are Professor Charles Young. nresi,
uen' OF the female college at Paris. Nv
anu MIS-. J. ]. Anderson and Mrs. w e.
.aulp; OF Richmond-all Of whom are ex.
pec,ed here to-day or have already arrived
4. was a sad coming home last night for his
11auHnter, Mrs. Camp. who on the same
nay Just a month ago left her fathers
mouse happy bride. Rev. J. T.. BooLer
VIII conduct the funeral services.
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Observation-Disclosures

Trsl-I n FRAUDS N TIE FIsST DISTRICT
Bogus TAX-RECEIPTS ISSUED ~ THE Ma
F0NEITE,-BURNED TO DEATH-GRASlTE
Contract. ETC.
ICa-esponae-ec q The Richmond D.spatchI
NOVEMBER ~. lSS2.
Tae late election PASSED of here very
quietly. There w9> only one vote contested,
srd 'la, was ~ : gentleman who had left
L.re with the intention never 10 return
s--i1. He afterwards secured = Govern
men, position in Washington. and OF
course Va, sen' 10y Boss Billy 10 vote for
hu, Johnnie; but il vi, no 20. The BOYS
t.l Cd. thing on him dead The Malone
d.. raised O. cry that thi, was fraud; but
Ml.." di3 not vote ioT Johnnie" The
ID. .-l bur-" gave Garrison and Massey a
L. i.ri-y Of 80.
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Minnesota.

IT. paul. MINI. November Ill i
-o,ar,ed tb,t Brennan, Ames, and Bar
NM democratic candidates in the First,
I;,,i and Fifth districts, will contest
tb o"' e ip on tie ground Of alleged
ft-,uH-
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4 Man Plunged into Boiling Water

PETRoLIA, ONT, November 1l.-N1r. \.
{. Johnston, manager for the Consumers
Oil Refining Company. while walking on a
board over the condenser containing boil
ing water. was precipitated into the water
by the breaking Of the board and probably
fatally scalded.
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Obifuar

Nyw YORK. November h;-Rev. DR..
An MT r. III" living. secretary for domestic
m m' aOy mnder the Missionary Society Of
,bs sI prn,sstant Episcopal Church, died hi.
ner rroa ~ hi. home, in Gramercy Place, Of
FATTY degeneration Of the hear"
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. November 1i.-FlOar qnics snd IN.
changed. Wheat steady; regular. e2c. Sovem-
her. g3ste3i.e. December. No. Chicago spring,
92c. cash and November: the rest same as regIi-
lar: No. 3 Chicago spring. 1ekc.; No. red win
ter. "a -. cash. "a 40 e5c. December: No. 3 win
Der. Goa sCTc. December and ~ The year. Oats
steady: 35aseE3Jae. cash. $3.50. November. sac.
pesemhsr. Pork unsettled and generally higher;
sle.5oHsls.6D cash. sls.21lsestfs.30 Noyem-
Der. slT.35nst7-J1E December. Lard unsettled
and closed steady: slt.75 cash. 81 -SZ1Z Sovem-
Der. slV.s5 sslU.S1s December. Euik meats I'm
ssir demand: shoulders 81: short rib. sII: short
clear. sIl.25. Whisky steady and UNCHANGED 1t
sl.I9.
NEW YORK CoTToS.FUTUREs
NEW YORK. November 1l.-Co.ton-Net re-
sefpts, 3lS bales: gross receipts. 1913 bales.
Futures closed firm; sales. 20 900 bales: N0vem-
sl0.ls; January. sf0.2t9siO.25: February,
slo.35 sl0.36; March, sl0.i6Ns1o.s7: Apri1.
sl0.3s@s 1888: May. slo.69sIsl0.70: June.
sl16sfl.0I.
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rouudcring ola Steamship.

NEW YORK, November IA London
dispatch ha. been received in this city
which states tia; the Oriental steamship
Australia ha, ioundered in sydney harbOr.
VI details are given.
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Family Burncd 80 Death.

PETERSBURG. VA. November IA few
NIGHTS ago. in Luncnburg county, log
cabin occupied by q nero family Of several
ncr.on, was burned. and all the inmates
burned 10 death. II Is supposed the fire
wa, II incendiary origin.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SATURDAY. November ii. 1882.
sALEs-FTRsT DoARD.-2oO Virginia sonsols 4!
SO; 1000 Columbia and GreenyiIls Railroad af
IS; 1000 " estern North Carolina Railroad rs
At l02: 10 shares Atlanta and Charlotte Railroad
At Co. 80 do. al So. 10 do. AZ G5, 10 do az IS. 20
do. 4. C5: 10 shares Richmond and West Point
Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company At
80; 10 shares Petersburg Railroad NJ 25: 20
shares Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta Railroad
At 3Ssr, 10 DO. at So.
SECOND BOARD.-l5 shares Richmond aud Al
lcghanv Railroad at 16a: 10 shares Richmond
and West Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse
CoTapany al 80; 5000 Virginia new SIS at 49,;
200 Virginia consois a. SO; so shares Atlanta and
Charlotte Railroad at 64s 10 do AZ CAV. 20 do.
at 81; 10 shares Charlotte Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad az So. 10 10. at 3ss.
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% HNINTIF. I|-I' NIITl WII1'I JIG II1I- -
THE MODERN AGE.

With January. 1883. and under the title of
TIE MODERN AGE.
,yc snail commence the publication Of q new pe-
siodlcal. go present clch month in cheap aLd 81
tractiyc form over -ixty large page ~ thc
BEST FICTION. NEW SCIENCE,
LEADING THOUGHT. ESSAYS.
"REMINISCENCES. POETRY.
TRAVEL AND REVIEW
10 DC found in current Foreign Literature. -
re.hor with original book uoice, AMI general
comment.
20 re had q all now-dealer- Or po-t-pa'i t.om
the publisher on receipt II - cents IN stamp.
po-lc-. supplied by tic New Companlcs ol
from tro publish. Direct.
nm AODEEN AGE PUBLISHING co..
3D., r2-3f Buffalo. y. y.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. November 1.-The weekly state
mcuf # Tire associated banks ISSUED to-day shows
TIE following changes: Lcen- decrease. -. l.
u.O: specie decrease. S3.2O3.fOO: legal tenders
decrease. @l.Il2.ept: deposits .e4rc3-.. :j.2f2.-
600: circulation increase. $4,000; reserve d.
crease. S3.ulO.62j.
The banks Now hold s3.O2i.9jO les than legal
requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November ll.-Yi-Nnit g.. con-
sei.a4tcd. 80; second series. 3ts. lnst-duc cou-
l.u-. j. d So lO-fO'-. A..
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EXTRAORDINARILY
THR ELECTrov-A sr,cv tn, 80

INN hihtfiON-A Spicy TEIEGp IN r,,,-
ICorTespondence Of The Richmond Disr,,.,'
n. NJ, NOVEMBER II, 1SS2.
me ohcial count Of the votes IN ,L;.
county has not yet been comnlctod ,r M
pahot Is so Irregular" sav tho co,,,',;'
S.oherS, That faster progress is imnosSiiio
IL Is believed That the figures bltbcr,o -
ported viii not b. very materially cban,,ad
except IN Increasing the Democra,il 49,, ~
!otlty' which Is 2J7 for Massey and a. ,or
e'rall. Albcmarle has done her i,,t,.
- was predicted OF her before tLo Go
'lon' ana II the Influences that were n.od
ssaihs' Us could be fairly stated il wouId Lo
iouhd That she has done moro than co,Id
nave reasonably been expected o, Lor
we contended against the solid ne'crc
VOC against the influence, Of LARGE snm.
OF money; against
SUCH FRAUDS
that they became lalpable. the evidences ~
which have fallen into tie hands ~ ~.
bemocf;tlc managers. who will Use i, Tho
wa! 10 90 most good. II j. believed fiat
she purging OF tue poll, will dccreosc
F"ul majority more than one hundred
and that frauds that nav be proyen Viii
give OFerrall base from which N s,1r.
cessfuiIy contest the scat to which tbero /.
no doubt he was fairly elected. Democrat.
are very much elatcd Mt The result ~ tbc
election in the other states. and while II
may be conceded that Wise and nerlans
Tour district congressman may have leon
elected by the CoaIi,ionist>, vel the General
result IN Virginia, tskiDg ai the circym.
stances into consideration. NAV Justly be
considered one Of the greatest yictorir: she
hes ever achieved. II Malone claim, il =.
victory. il J. certainly one barren Of apy
future good to himself and party.
SARCASTIC GREETING 10 PAUL.
y gentleman from Augusta county stated
here Yesterday That 4 telegram from Dibhle.
Of South Carolina, to John Paul. HARRISON
burg. was taken from the wires THURSDAY
night. Il follows
"IoH. Join PAM. Harr.sonJurq. H.:
II have been reelected by 5000 ma.
loriiy. Hope % meet You in Washington
this winter and return compliment.
DlBELE."
II Will lie remembered that Diblle i the
man who wa> un>eated by Paui', vote.
although he va, elected 10y 10000 ma
iority.
\ small >hauty ~ tie Chesapeake and
Ohio rOund-hoU-c, used for keeping oil
and waste in. was burned Thursday night.
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4C.-DAl AT THE
# BOSTON BAEGAlN-HOTSF

In order g. make room for holiday go0is. we
have concluded 10 sen these immense BARGAINS On
MONDAY. November I3th. at the small sum u;
FOL Y CENTS EACH:
l BtEAD-TOASTER. ! II AMNEn.
/ DECORATED PAIL. l WOOD spoon.
! MOI -E-TRNP. SKINNER,
COEFEE->TR AMER,
l CRFAM-PITt HER. l TIN PLATE.
l CRATER, VEGETABLE-LIFTEK,
QCAET-CIP. = ONE-PlNT CUPS.
80 FEET CLOIHFS-LINE.
2.5Co TOO1HpICK>. TN BAklNG-PAN.
l >AD-lRON STAND.
/ COFFEE-POT STAND.
MTG HEN-kNitI,
Nj STARD-~PODNS. HAND-hlRPoR.
Remember. tbs j., for MONDAY. November
18Th. ONLY. call '1rlv to avoid me rush.
BOSTON BAEGAIN-HOI =.
l4lI east Main street.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
No l2-lt
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rfs ,lrv urpy AID II TIE COUSTY-RE-
P,rr. OF FRArD-COUET MArTKHs-CAf-
TAIN orIyEu-FOUNDEY sOLD-wAREHot Il
F0R sTORING AID sANPIINC TOBACCO
fc,-re.ron.e,,ce II The Richmond Dspatch.I
NOVEMBER II. 1882.
The vo,, I'm thi- county. the Two cl'los
counted M. the largest ever poiicd from
tle dsys o., Tildcn mp. The vote gwen
here for CaheU WIS lSS lcs, than the nun
.crof Whit. REGISTERED. and the yOle ior
Wise (whO beat sims here was I9O -
than the number Of cOlOrcd Nol,Is I'7''
tered.
PRArps N TIE FIFTH DISTRICT
There /. q report from Franklin county
that frauds were practiced al seNeial pr
ciuot. IN that county through the use Oh
tho t.x-recejtt-. There j. also Fei"It
from Uor.e-Pa.ture, Henry county, ths'
The .ane receipt was by alterations made
70 answer tOr several voters \. ~ IN li',
bi>f.. i'm this county, Willch gave -
rs majority. il j. said tliat one "a ~
Judge. IA colored mani was dufins 'ne pr
gress Of The election ! distributor oi ''A
receipts.
ILLEGAL VOTING.
The Grand Jury OF the Hastings Court
have INDICTED several colored men Tor NE
gal voting at previous eiecIioh anu 20 80.
perjury, and those cases have been ser iUp
ibe December term OF the court. ililai,
Montgomery and Joshua Hubbard Seoiors Gu
have hem sentenced 10 the penitentlary Tor
five years for house-breaking. ona ARE,
Stone (coIored) was sentenced Tor one wear
for crsnd lareeney. i've wears Tor ho.,s t
breaking ia one case. four years IN aho.i ,e
ease. and for fifteen day. IN the eil! Jaw ~,
petii larceny. David Mills, the .o'ot ,sa
youth who held little negro poy o'e 81 ~, ,hs
eseape-pipe Of a steam-engine - o'a I've mr.
factories In order 10 make hun e., g.,
some money, is sent TO the penhei''i'' ~
one year. .,
Fint-Iieutenans Joel II. OliyT has Desi
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CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHs, de.

NAKPETS. OIL-CLOTHS, &c.-l have
I y nj received nv fsu stock u goods. Carpets
of All rad and .tyles. Cloths. Drusgei' Ens';
No.. shades. Hollands, g.. Cornice Lace ani
Inina.k Curtains OF all rades anu style. Iairi-
rrice. Work done IN town or country. NJ oruer,
promptly attended 20. \. JENNINGS No: ~
Main street. Richmond. Va = Af--n4
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Personal.

Mrs. l.. b. MORRIS WILL LEAVE
vi FcP NTfy YORK MONDAY AFTERNOON.
and will t.kc pleasure iu attending io any t,l.
order, for amy ot ner customer no III.
no ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
| Take notice that 90 tie JTH DAY or DE-
CEAii;fE. l~S2. / shall apply to tie Court ~
,i,aucaf-v f,r tlc cily CO.. Richmond for an order
directing John n. Montague. al i-tii-Yr Cd it
,-ra+eotJANF- -. tEEELAND. dcCc1 CO. I'd pay
OYER % me. as Guardian 81 John ire iii4i u Nil
"a, 5000 annually during lis minority. E.A- ul
account. af tie int ~ or share % ny -tli NAi
~ or, If TIE distributes Of the sid decide 10 :
which sum OF 1900 per anuum "il De- remover ~
Alabama. where have qualified q, -ud SuAfal ~
from time o. time Is received. . ann.
-'''' ELIZA GOLDTHWAIIE.
uo--Sa4w by counsel.
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T. RI, come in from various portions
o, -le county that bogu, taN-receiQl, were
-A1w1 around freely. They were already
,.-l.l by The Mahoncito collector ap-
pointed ~ Tie Auditor. and handed out
q. t4e lc-Toe, 10 TIL in q they pleased.
81 many al tie precinct, $50 we are N
iowlel rs one OF the commissioners Of
81. .'.ol there was written on tur Iace 81
O.. return, how many taxes had been lald
Pr -a.n parties ii the Coalition party e
I'LL Demo Tat, here and In the count! are
determined upon ye,tigatin2 t1e matter
4-. tLey ,ly that q fair count ,Aail b'
.se1: that Msh0neile, have been now Z
IT, h. and Row they ar going 10 MAKE
...l stand 10 their word.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER IL. 1850.


steamer Guyandotte. Kelly. New YORK. merchan-
die and passengers. g.. W. Allen 4 Go.
steamer Pioneer. smith. PHILADELPHIA. merchan-
disc. j. ". Nctarrick. agent.
steamer ARIEL. clifford. Norfolk, United states
mail merchandise, aud passengers, l.. y. Tatum,
superintendent.
schooner Thomas q. Benton, Miller, New York,
salt, Davenport Morris.
schooner Marion, Hubbard. Norfolk. scrap iron.
Iredegar Company, and salt 20 Davenport & Nor
n.
phia. coal. III. Page.
SAILED.
steamer Wyoming. Plat, Philadelphia. rner-
cbapdise and Passengers, }. ". McCarrick. agent
schooner William Oliver, Jones. Norfolk. gram
sc. Curtis & Parker.
schooner John y. Parker. Phillips, Philadelphia
dJamcs river, lumber. Curtis < Parker.