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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-28
Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morning rs one Of the
largest Quarto paeIs in the state, containing
political artic es agricultural and scientific matte
iaes, poetry, nccdOtes household matter, marke'
&C., &c.
Terms, ~ per aanum in adr0nce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-28

NO, y Mameu 4. Books q Bibles
low in price selling fast needed
bss1sy, Gsrr~i-ss Geo. 70 n. fpr ST. fhiiadclIAj- ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-28

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. s6, 1881.
Centlemen:- have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. ! have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by prom
inen, physicians for my liver, kid
ncys, and spleen, but got no relief.
j thought | would try Browns Iron
Bitters; have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
in side and back all gone-soreness
all out Of my breast, and l have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan justly be
called the king Of ,nSdiesSes.
JoHN X. ALLsNpER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-28

Jobbng Of all kinds promptly attended to. Thank.
In future. mar2steodly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-28
dbe Aennebef 5onrnaI.
Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street, foot
eiCourt, by SPRAGUE 4 son.
Dailv Ken1ebec Journal

Issued every morning, except Sundays. Itcontaips
he latest news by telegraph and mall gives reports
II Markets. and has carefully prepared political and
'ocaI articles, and generous amount Of farming,
home and miscellaneous reading with full cempila-
ion Of State news.
TERMS o. per annuDs In adr0nce, Is II payment
not made within the year. Single copies Scents,
had ut the periodical stores Of j. +. Pierce, Au-
susts; G.. L. opaulding, Haowel: w. G. Palmer,
Gsrdnsr; +. PercivaI aIervile, and at this Office
Advertisements inserted on reasorableterms Rates
q ~ be had on application at this Office.
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Destructive storm in Georgia.

COLUMBUS, GA, September ia heavy
rain and Wind-stOrm visited this section
Saturday night and continued more or less
throughout sunday. Shade-trces in the
city were blown down by hundreds.
Rcports are received OF much damage to
cotton and corn, fences and tOreSt-timberS.
4 special dispatch from Tuskcgee, Ala.
saws that about 600 trees were blown
down in thai city, and the damage to crops
in the surrounding country Is estimated at
s5o. 0G0. No loss Of life is reported.
4 special from Talbotton, Ga, says the
most destructive wind and rain storm pass
ed over that section Saturday night that has
visited the county since 1876. Great dam
ace was done to crops and timber, its tracks
resembling the path Of cyclone.
MACON, Ga, September l1.-Reports
from all points in this section show that
great damage Was done the cotton crop by
the wind and rain-storm Saturday night.
IN Southwestern Georgia, where cotton IS
open, the injury is also great, but in the
countie, above hopes are entertained that 4
few days SIN will repair the damage to
some extent,
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Condition of tho Crops.

WASHINGTON, september 1.-THE sep
tembcr report OF the Department OF AgT--
culture on the condition Of the cotton crop
shows Improvement since the lst OF August
IN VIRGINIA, North Carolina. Tennessee,
Arl,anSa.. and Texas, and some detcriora-
lion i'm South Carolina, Georgia, ana lhe
Stotes OF the Gull. coast to Louisiana inclu-
sivc.
The corn crop in all regions out OF Pom
svIyonia and east Of the Ohio river Is III
bioh condition. In many districts oil thc
south the crop is reported the best III
twenty wears. The general average Oh the
condition is S3-thc same rs III AuSus =.
Tost wear there was 4 decline from - III
Au0,Ist 10 90 in September. In 1850 the
scntcmber average was 81. Ii earl! lr0S''
40 not iuiure the crop the product VIII ne
natcrialIy larger than last year, but the
hDcyy production OF 1879 and 1880 cannot
he o1nroochcd under the most favorable
circumstances. ,....,,, ,,.,s i, nm.
usuallv high condition, yielding heaNiI! III
thrc.Line. The general average Is aDoNc'
and falling below the rate-hgure were New New
Jersey. Pennsylvania, Maryland, ana ) H.
The rye crop is also above the average IN IN
oar1y al fine States, and was harvested III
GOOD condition. .o,.o.o i go
o,d nv Slates-Pcnnsyiyanil, 80 -l'ny
land. o.: Virginia, SO; Kentucky, u
Ohio. 50: Missouri, 50.
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The Railway EafiEg-Iiouse.

The traveller who stops "twenty minutes minutes
for refreshments at the wayside ieastihg
places may possibly get good meai. bu ..'
he runs heavy risk Of loading DIS sys.c ,'i,
with a lot Of indigestible things when WI ~
work mischief 18th him. Late az higua Nv ~
may be called zap TO attend TO The co'lc %, 81
cramps which have seized him OF DIS :, I'm, no
panions. For that emergency there y ~
remedy az good to have at hand a. a., nm ae,
DAyIs's PAIy.KILLER. Chez Ensi"eea
Henry J. Eaton, OF Hartford, Conn, na'
found II TO eject absolute cure ID cfalips'
stomach complaints, and similar tfonp a.s'
lie has used Ii for years, and freely recon''
mends Il 10 all his friends.
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George wiso of Louisa Cour.,,o,.o

ASSAULT UPON HIN by HENRY J. VALE. po,
LOWED BY A GENERAL MELEE: CAPTAIN
WISE not INJURED.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, Va, September II.
lion. George ID. Wise spoke here TODAY
(court-day) to large and enthusiastic cath.
erihg' MIR. Lewis, Of Rockingham. was
''so present TO eXpound the principles OF
r'adiuS!mcnt. Mr.. Wise spoke for an bour.
curing which time he showed up in glarlnp
coiorS the out-and-out radicalism OF the So
called liberal party. lie also showed how
the ReadjuStcr-Radical members of Con-
greSs had purposcly absented themselves
when the vote was being taken on the f..
Dacco tax and the river and harbor bill. and
how the whole party were only actuated Ly
selfish motives and not the good Of the pco-
pie or State.
1t was powerful speech, and was re-
cciyed with long, loud, and continued al
plause from his hearers. At the conclusion
OF his speech II. j. VALE, ESQ, Roadjustcr
county chairman, arose and said that Mr..
Wise during his address had insulted him.
and declared that il he (Wisc) did not re-
tract they would have to settle it then and
there.
Mr.. Wise arose to reply, but had uttered
only few words when Vale struck him
from behind, and then gencralrow cnsued,
during which Mr.. Lewis and others were
severely handled.
Mr.. Wise was not hurt.
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Coaiisionists vs.. Stra.ghouts In Nan
semOnd County.

Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, Va, September 11.-Spcaking
was commenced here to-day at II 4. VI.
from several stands by the Republicans
and Coalitionists. The Coaitionists sent
"a brass band upon the ground from Nor
folk rs early rs \. NJ. for the purpose OF
keeping the crowd together.
Dezendorf arrived about II O'Clock. ac-
companled by Captain W. :. Lurty, Gala
han OF Portsmouth, and others, and when
he commenced speaking the Coaitionists
Were left with only handful.
Dezendorf captured the entire crowd.
About noon il commenced to rain in tor
rents, which caused the meeting to suS-
pend. The CodlitionistS secured the court
house, and continued speaking. After the
rain ceased the meetings again commenced.
Richard Gordon, Of Portsmouth, followed
by Captain W. :. Lurty, Of IlarrisonbrTg
spoke and held the crowd.
Thirty-two only by actual count COM
priscd the Coalition meeting. 1t was an
other grand field-day for Dezendorf.
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8itl'mond 1ispatth.
observation-disclosures 10, 1882.
PETERSBURG


THREE HOUSES DESTROYED ny PRE-. NAY
VARIABLE ANIhAL-DEArH or AN orn
MAN--A SUNDAY STORM, &C.
loorrcspondencc OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER IL, 1882.
Between IL and 1 O'Clock this morning n
fire broke ont in tenoment-house on Hall.
fax street near Crowdcr's wagon.vard. 90
cupicd by Emma Gillian (colored). The
house and two adjoining tenemeuts. all hc.
longing TO Caroline Hin (colored). were de-
strovcd, and some Of the furniture was
lost. The fire is supposed TO have been
caused by the explosion Of q kerosene lamn
which had been left burning in Emma Gil
lism's house. The loss is partially covered
hy insurance.
4 sad accident resulted during the fire.
resulting in tie death OF coorcd man
named Henry Porter, who lived in one OF
The houses. Porter was confined TO his
bed with paralysis. and WAS unable 10
move by himself. The infammablc char
actcr OF the houses caused them 10 burn
very rapidly. and in the confusion and ex
ci:Cmcnt OF the occasion Porter was over
looked until il was too late to rescue him.
lie pcrshed in the flames, and his body.
tsiiltlA hAsHNNss was iNNNNtN HUN llp
ruins this morning. An inquest was held
this afternoon. and a verdict rendered in
accordance with thc above facts.
There i good deal Of excitement and
talk among the colorod people here to-day
about an alleged remarkable animal said 10
have been seen about the streets last night
Various reports are given a. 10 the appear
ancc OF the animal. Some say it is q mule
with six legs. or four legs and two arms
The latter used 20 hug people TO death.
Another report is that the animal is half
man and half beast. and that II was seen nj
several points in The city last night. though
no harm is reported 10 have come Of him.
ri. further alleged that the strange beast
Wa. twice shot at last night in the lower
rar; Of The city.
The death is reported Of Henry Cope
laid. an aged and respected co!Orcd citizen
Of Lawrcnceville. famous fer many years
rs blacksmith in that section. and noted
fr his kind character and bcneyOlence.
IN C.SterN storm prevailed here all day
sunday. and in many Instances the churches
were closed nj night in consequence OF the
rain.
The pulpit Of the Tabb-Sircct Presbyte-
rian church WIS last night declared vacant
hy the Rev. :. Is. VIM. who preached.
Or. Wither>poon preached his closing SER
Non In the morning. He will leave for
Louisville the latter part OF this week.
RoBIS ADAIR.
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YeIlow-EOysr.

Nrw ORLEANS, September Ia rem rem.
socola Snecial says ten cases OF yeiloW,ieNvI
are reported for the past twcnty-iour hou is
and two deaths. Total to date - cases
any Gmonc The deaths Yesterday was that Oh
Pail Crarpcn, clerk in the custom-ho ''',,
49, "'r went 10 bed at I A. NJ. and 0iGd soon ,a
af,or midnight OF black WON'T; ne nau
a ,l,, for several days. Merchants,
.Ud c,tv hotels have closed business Until
The fever subsidies. 3, pho eur-
''' " ,snINGroN, September 1l;-The cur sur
,,oonAGeneral OF the Marine Hospllal Sci.
Ss,;cn has received the following telegram
Wv. :. Rr, ,3 7e1aS, September ~
,,,,tr, ,y0, new cases reported and threc
! ny The overflow OF the river pre-
uen 'tu al exit from brownsville in veDicics'
vents go "MURRAY, surgeon :,
"GooDRIcH, Collector"
The following has been received ~ NV
xa,innaI BOARD Of Health: % o.zc
Na =. peasacota. Fla., September w.. go &C.
u UMTen new eases to-day anu ~" ~
10th. Total cases to date q, unu
deaths hi''.'~'
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A noul,ie Marriage.

A double marriage occurred in the fam
liz Of ID. Buchanan, sr. ON IhurSuD'
september 7th, his third son, y. EucnAiia.'
Jr., led 10 the altar Annie Christian, uausn-
Ter OF y. Christian. The Rev. Dr. ib ,,,,'-'
Wharcy, Of Briery church, ofliciated. Ihen
The bridal party rctraced their steps 10 In i
residence Of ID. Buchanan, Sr., Where Iis
eldest daughter, Maggie Cumming ""s
also married 20 Driry Hardy, eldest sou
Of J. G. Hardy, Esq, also Of LunenDIiiLs
county, by the Rev. Thomas Wharey. Inc
double party then paitook OF an early sup,
per. and the usual festivities followed anu
the parties returned 10 their RESPECTIVE
homes bearing good wishes ana prayers ioi
lheir future happiness in life.
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Flood Tn Tho Timer James.

I.YNCHDUEG, VA, September 1.-THE
rains yesterday and last night caused a
great rise in the James river and its tribu-
tary streams, oycrllowng lowlands 0nd
damaging crops and destroying property.
Five hundred feet OF the treStle used in
extending the dam across the river at this
place was washed away, carrying five
worllmcn with it, who, after riding six
miles on the tlmbcrs, managed to swim to
. i
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years member Of the State Senate, Of
which body ne was once president
Army News-NO Indian Outbreak Ex.
pactsd- Rising Waters Break Up q

WASHINGTON, September 11.-Adiutant-
General Drum has received letter from
Northumberland Sheridan, at Chicago,
stating that the reported outbreak among
the Cheyennes and Arapahoes was canard,
and that he was so well satisfied OF this
from the first that he did not think it ne
cessary TO deny the published statement I'M
til called upon by the Department for in
formation on the subject.
Owing to the fact that the refuge camp
OF the Nineteenth infantry outside OF
brownsville, Texas, is rapidly becoming
overilowed by the rising waters OF the Rio
Grande, General Sherman has authorized
Colonel Charles III. Smith to remove his
troops and his headquarters into the into
rior, and to hire such land Us is necessary
for their Use and protection.
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ROusipg Republican Meeting in Ports
month.
IsneclaI telegram % the DispAlch.I

Especial telegram TO the DspAIch.I
NORFOLK, VA, September 1.-THE Re
publicans OF Portsmouth had rousing
mass-mecting tonight, despite the formida-
bic influence brought to bear by the navy
ward and the Coalition managers, which
vas triumph FOR Dczcndon and the true
Republicans OF this section. The greatest
enthusiasm prevailed, and stirring speeches
were made 10y Dczendori and Captain War
rem :. Lurty, Of IIarrisonburg. 1t was a
great victory, coming as it did on the heels
Of the tield-day at Suffolk to-day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO TnE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Death OF Captain Hatcher; Mayor yohu.,o,
arrested Charged with Murder. bnt Ad.
united TO Bail to Appear for Examination
cap'n'n George ID. Wise Assaulted nj Lou
isa Courthouse, but Not Hurt-star-Rou,e
jury Discharged; Two smaiI-Fry Convict
cd; she Court Not Satisfied with the Yer.
ai'''-fi'cd on tho Upper James-Dea,h OF
Hon. James Foote Johnson-Mainc Flee.
nons-Dostructive Storms in the south--Tbc
Egyptian war-othcr Foreign Events Of
Interest.
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A correspondents Troubles.

WASHINGTON, September lit was STA
tod in a di.patch from Dublin on the Gin in-
stant that stephen J. Meaney,a newspaper
corresnondcnt. had acted under instruction
from thc American Government in giving
notice to The magistrates that ne would no
longer be bound by his bail Dohd gwen 10
secure his release from arrest uhder the
Irish repulsion act.
The state Department announces mat
Meaney had no such instruction from thls
Government, and whatever actloh he TOOK
was mon his own responsibility.
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Stags.Coach and Zen passengers
Robbed.

ST. LOUIS, September IA stageIeoa 6!
which runs between Seligman, on the 81
Louis and san Francisco railroad ana i Eu-
reka springs, Ark, was stopped on satlr,
day evening by two masked men, heavly
armed, and ten passengers IN Inc sage
were robbed OF about $500 and consider
able amount Of ieweIry. The mail-pouSn
was also robbed Of registered le''efS' w
clue TO the perpetrators.
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WASHINGTON, September ll'- "A
lions for 3 per cent. bonds are stli Oe EN-
received at the Treasury Department. IL
amount OF 3. per cent. bonds 50 ,i iar G sur
rendered for exchange i, about S-1o' w "
coo. As offers OF surrender continue . 70 0 .,
made, it is thought that the issue OF pei pei
cents may reach $500, 200 coo. 4 NJ I'M, mn
iority OF new bonds issued are OF Tue EN-, nIS 81,
est denomination. No. 3992 Oh eiv Wv
bonds aud No. 1898 OF $1,000 bonus "er'
issued to-day.
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Returns from the Naimo Election.

WASHINGTON, September 11.-RctllrnS
from the Maine election are in from widely
separated points, and all indicate vote
much heavier than in 1880, heavy Republic
can gains. and probable election OF Eobie.
Al Damari,co;ta and other points the
Grecnbackers voted the Republican ticket.
EVERYWHERE The Straight Grcenbdck,
Temperance. and Independent vote is re-
ported insignificant.
About 3 O'Clock a heavy rain set in, but
voting was practically over by that time.
An returns received are favorable TO
ROnie.
Nothinc as yet heard from The congress
sionAl vote.
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FANCY GOODS.

$ rEyEN
MAILS FREE TO ANY ADDRESS Ills NEW
CATALOGUE.
HAS BEEN OPENING LOTS OF NEW GOODS
THIS WEEK.
FINE poRcELArNE TEA SETS, choice Moss
Rose decoration:
FINE PORCELAINE TEA SITS, elegant spray
decoration:
FINE PORCELAlNE TEA SITS, Wide gold
b4nG-all at Very loW price;
New Gr,lgus # WElTlNG-DESks and WORK
BOXES;
Noyclties in AUTOGRAPii-ALBUMs Ms;
q sample lot Of DRT Ms;
bargain, in VNAMELLED FRAMES at Soc, 81
and 1928;
IN Invoice Of SThTUtHY. The composition !,
similar in material and color 30 the celebrated
Roger" groups. Willie ihc price l. much les.
An inspection is we'll worth Your Time
Ia INDIVIDUAL DECORATED CUPS ana
SAUCERs we are ciing II goods wotlh 400
and s2-ycry handsome goods.
4 large assortment ~ PllOTc-ALBUN-, solid
feather cover. 40 Joc. ana Il; IN nnc French
cllf nj II. sI.2j. aud $50.
Catalogues mailed free o any addre--.
SEQ STEVENS, 5Oj Broad street.
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MARINE ENTELLIGENCX.


sun -ets ........... G:OS Neutrality-suspicious.. 4:2i
Moon sct'"...... 600 E'ening..,..,...... Az
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER IL, 1882.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Roanoke, Couch, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers, g.. ". Allen & Co.. agents.
Steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia, mcrchan-
steamer ARIEL Giiqrd. Norfolk, United States
mail, merchandise and passenger, l.. J. tatum
superintendent.
Brig iyanhoc, Kuowlton Baltimore. light 10 load
slaves, Chesapeake and ohio Railway Company.
schooner My Monroe ilgll. New York. ALI, H..
schooner Yankee Doodle. Rose, New York, mcr-
chand~e
schooner Annie V. Bcrscn. Chambers, New
York, merchandise.
SAILED SUNDAY.
steamship Guyandottc, Kelly Ncw York, mcr-
chaudsc and passengers. 6. ". Allen 4 Co., agent.
Steamer Fantl, smith, Philadelphia, mcrchan-
disc, j. W. McC uTrick, agent
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schooner Sadie Willcutt. jackson, Boston, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
CLEARED.
Brig PaIan tBr.l, Corbc.t Bahia. nour. IIaXall-
CIen~haw Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. sGrr'E II, 1852.
lBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray, Schermcrhorn. Old Point and
Hampton, merchandise and passengers. thcsa-
pcabc and Ohio Railway Company (and sailed on
returnl.
Steamer northampton, NcCarTick. Norfolk,
merchandise ana PASSENGER thc-apcakc and ONO
Railway Company land sailed on rrturnl.
steamer Accomnc. Dclk merchandise ana pa -
scngcrs. Smithhcld. Chesapeake and ohio ltailwai
Company land slilcd on rciurnl.
steamship Wyanolc. llulphers. New ORR, mcr-
chandi>c and passengers, old Dominion steamship
Company.
steamship Borslcsc n}r), Pearson. New York
10 load for Brazil.
steamship Seminole, Fuller, savannah for Bos-
ton, put Ia FOR coal
STEAMSHIP n DISTRESS.
fBy IclegraDh.I
NEWPORT NEWS, september LITTLE English
-tcam-hip Algthia. loaded with wheat. from Sew
Orleans for Antwerp, was towci into Hampton
Roads to-day ia distress with shaft brpkcnl by The
American steamer seminole. from s.tvlnnah for
EOstOu
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s,a,,aose of the Iron Strike

prrrsBURoH, September lO.- ,,,n h s,oa
ronidIy breaking away from the a.. Aina nc%t
mated Assoeiation, and within ~, ,hy ,v; HE he
iort t hours number Of mills WIN nn;o an
in operation in this district WIZ. VI return
men who have signifed desire 10 s,'% ,asi
10 Tow work without signing the scaie ~ '"'
wears rates,
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Tragedy I'm New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, September 11.-George
Demo, formerly sergeant OF police and cX-
deputy sheriff. was shot and instantly
Killed in the parish prison last night by
John DOminicks, deputy sheriff.
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pca,, q, v,o, .o,,ss roote johnson

LYNcHBUpG, VA, september pod,orS
Hon. James Foote JohnSohso, D.e "oa,,
county, died at Liberty yes'e,u n t,,, ss ,ha
seveny.two years. He was Al o,lJ l; s;' =,
m ,st prominent lawyer ana p' inr m,an ~
sop.h Side Virginia, and VS. '0r many
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RIcuNOSD. September II, 1882.
OFFERINGS.
WUrAT.-White, 70s bushels. Red, 7.2iO
lu.h,ls. Re-cxhihltcd, 500 bushels.
tORN.-White, 900 nushel..
OATs.-l.7Us bushels.
EYE.-l30 bushels.
t,ncuAED.GRAss SEED.-7S bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
vrryAr-Whitc, J2O bu-hcls very good -
nrI,ne al sl.l2 20 ella. Red, l'V22 D1s,ci,
- im.tris mixed at ~ .O6: 2.9A2 bushels mixed
On private terms: $3.50 bushels fair t. very good
Fultz at Csc. 90 $l.uJ. ,.,..,
CORN.-White. 100 bushels very go"d 'Hs'"i"
on private terlns.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE BOARD or DIRECTons)
VIRGINIA PENITENTIARI.
september 2, lsS2. }
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CEIVED until
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER l6, 1889.
u u. W., for 800 tons (2.24n pound.) of the
BEST NITTALBIR re- ENGINE tOAL,to De de-
iyered NJ TIE ponientary in not less than lOO-tOn
lots per month.
The Board reserves The right To reject any or all
bids; BIDS to be directed TO F.N.sCTTON, clerk OF
the Board.
by order Of the Board.
WRAY =. KNIGHT.
SO lot President Board of Directors
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Einmr.

Flour-We quote: Fine. 40 s4.5o; snpcri'.91e
i4.JOdS5: extra. goo sfJ.So .i4o- L""''''
s59bG.k57J Patent family, r7Ese.
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CITY TNGtNEER'~ OFFICE.l
RICHMOND. VA, september ., 1882.
NOTICE TO STONE-PAVERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received 1t this Office until
WEDNESDAY NEXT. SEPTEMBER 18TH,
TT q O'Clock r. NJ, for furnishing
ALL MATERIALS AND LAYING PREPARED
GRANlrE-BLOCK PAVING
on Main street from Fourteenth street castwardIy.
Specifications can be seen by applying at this
Office.
The Committee on streets rosorycs the right to
reject any or ali proposals offered.
W. r. CIT~HAW,
ec 0-dti City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-12

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY, September i, ISSZ.
SALES-FfRsT BOARD.-1O shares Petersburg
Railroad %. c. at 277s shares Norfolk and
Western common at 10: 80 shares Atlanta and
Charlotte ut 72's, 20 do. at 72E; 10 shares Char
lotte. Columbia and Augusta az. u at 55A.
SECOND DoARD.-l,o00 Petersburg Railroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-12
by Telegraph.


VIEW YORK. september -NDon.-Stock buoy
ant Exchange Long, 1884: short, 4s1, stare
bonds neglected. t,oYprnn' ms strong ana hlHhcr'
rrrUtn g-kNchange, asa. Government
Irregular: new -, lUI4; new -, ll39: now
~. l2UL. Money. 4N7 per cont. STATES Gull ana
without important change. Treasury balances
coin. $50 aO; currency, s5,lS2.