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Frost In Varioms Noctions.
lBy telegraph to the Dl.natch.l

DA Fltridfui ~ lit' blrliaA'isl
CINCNNATI, September 10.-Fr0st is re-
ported very generally throughout Ohio,
Indiana, and Kentucky the last two morn
ingS. The report from Kentucky says all
the tobacco on the lOW-gToundS and creek
bottoms is ruined. and vegetables every
where are injured. The weather IS warmer
to-day.
MILWAUKEE, September 1O.-There was
a heavy frost in this county last night, and
corn on the loWlands was killed. Buck
wheat also suffered, and the whole cucum-
Der industry was ruined. The loss in this
enterprise alone is placed at 100000. Gu
cumbers are made q specially by many
farmers in this county because OF the large
pickle-factory ut WanwatOsa. \ dispatch
from Caldwell Prairie states that there
were light froSts on Friday and Saturday
nights and heavy one on Sunday night,
which did great damage. Frosts. doing
more or less injury to crops, are reported
from all parts OF the Northwest.
ELMlRA, n. Y, September l0.-The
wholesale leai-tobacco dealers here say the
tobacco crop within fifteen miles OF this
city was damaged $4,000 10y frost last
night. Buckwheat and corn were also
damaged.
JACKSON, MlCH., September 10.-HcaYy
irosts prevailed in this section OF the State
on Saturday and Sunday nights, and the
corn crop throughout this section Is
thought to be almost entirely destroyed.
ST. LOUIS, September 10.-A dispatch
from n wcll-posicd and Trustworthy cor
respondent at Topeka says he cannot
learn that there has been any frost in
Kansas; at any rate. not enough to do
any damage. Corn in most sections Of
the state is out OF danger Of damage
by frost. Much OF it is already in the
shock
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POLICEMAN'S DUTY.


Policeman Ed. l.. HEATH, 20 North street,
Portland, Me-, May j, 1883. writes:
~ have been troubled for good many years
with Inflammation of the bladder. dating as far
back as during the time was in the army. suf-
fercd with dull, heavy pains in the back and kid
news too intense for M TO describe, and tried seve
raj remedies that were recommended, and was
examined by one OF our best physicians, who pro-
nounced IT inflammation of the bladder; and
went 90 the losptal for treatment, but all inedi-
cine and treatment had seemed TO fail. wa,
recommended 10 try Hunts Remedy, as it had
been used In several such cases here IN Portland
and vicinity. purchased bottle at smiths drug
store here, and found after using the first bottle
that IL relieved me greatly and after using several
bottles found that It did me more good than all
other medicines and treatment have received
combined. And to add to my good opinion of
Hunts Remedy, beg to state in closing that my
wife has been for long time troubled with Il
weakness and Inflammation Of the bladder, with Il
complication Of other diseases peculiar to women.
After using only two bottles she has been COM
picltlF anu tdu ostN ti't my WIZ - i""''
in praise Of this wonderful medicine, and would
highly recommend 1t to all who are suffering from
kidney diseases or diseases Of the bladder"
PORTLAND Me-, May IL. 1883.
hereby certify that / know the facts of the
sickness Of Mrs. L. X. Heath, and that they are
correctly stated in the foregoing certificate, and
her cure was accomplished by the use of Hunts
Remedy. \. W. SMITH, Druggist,
corner Portland and Green streets.
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LYNCHBIIRG

RATHER wINTRRIsR--REcESr yvcryDTARY AT.
TEMPTs-MAsSEY on DEMOCRATIC PROS
PECTs-AN ACCIDENTAL FIRE-- POLITICAL
YOUTHFUL ROBBERS sEYTEYcED-PAryFUI..
LY HURT, &C.
correspondence OF the Richmond DIspatch.l
SEPTEMBER 10, 1893.
very sudden change In the weather
occurred last night, and this morning there
was slight frost. but not enough, II Is
thought, TO do any great damage to the
growing crops hercabout. To-day people
are wearing winter clothing, and several
persons have been observed with heavy
overcoatS on.
There have been several more attempts
at incendiarism within the last few days );
bui they have been frustrated by timely
discovery. The City Council ut its re-
cent meeting appropriated money TO build
Flre-Department house on Diamond
liill-a section OF the city which hitherto
has been unprotected in that respect.
Hon. John l.. Massey was in Lynchburg
Saturday en- route TO Floyd Courthouse,
where he was to have spoken on the issues
OF the canvass to-day. Dir. Massey OK
presses great confidence in the result OF
the fall elections. and recites many coun-
ties in which the revolution in public sem
timent Is remarkable.
This morning fire occurred in n house
IN the eastern part OF town, owned by Mr..
W. II. Ford. Its origin, strange TO relate,
was not OF an incendiary character. but it
was occasioned by detective flue. Prompt
measures were successful in eXlinguishing
the flames.
Senator j. Singledove Diggs left for
Campbell Courthouse this morning to meet
his opponent, Captain c. w. statham, in
discussion.
Thcyouthful robbers, Frazier and Mosely,
WAC were apprchcnded some weeks ago,
have been gwen sixty days in Jail.
\ little daughter OF Mr. c. l.. Wright, a
well-known tObaccOniSt, fell OF n load OF
hay Saturday and sustained a painful irac-
ture OF her left arm.
The sales OF tobacco last week amounted
to only 2l7,92O poundS-a very conSidera-
BILE falling of, attributable TO the excessively
dry weather.
Revenue collections ut the Lynchburg
Office proper for the same period, S11,-
1851. BEAUMONT.
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A VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY.
THE BURNING OF DEEP CREEK. ON
THE DIsMAL-SwAMP CANAL.
The Rapid Progress or the Flames-The
People Escaping from the Houses in Their
Nisht-Clothes-The injured-Insurance.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I

lSpecial telcRram 10 The Dispatch.1
PORTSMOUTH, VA, September 10.-Yes-
terday morning the village OF Deep Creek.
on the Dismal Swamp canal, eight miles
from this place, was nearly swept away by
fire that broke out about O'Clock, and
ragged with fearful violence until twenty
three houses were consumed and about
100000 worth Of property destroyed, en-
Dracing the village hotel, stores, wheel
wright and blacksmith-shop and dwell
ln2s. The only store left standing is that OF
Mr.. Peter Cherry. The Masonic Hall, Bap-
fist ana Methodist churches, and a few other
buildings distant from the village, escaped.
a heavy northeast gale prevailed at the
time, and all the buildings with their en-
tire contents were consumed in less than
three-quarters Of an hour, the inmates
mostly escaping in their night-clothes, not
having tine, many OF them, to save even
valuableS.
Mrs. Jane Foreman, who owned the
hotel, had her head and arms burned, and
Mr.. s. W. Gary was burned about the head
and neck. No'one else was injured. The
steamer Thomas Newton, lying in the
canal, was slightly damaged before il could
be gotten away from the fire.
Only 4 few OF the sufferers were insured
John johnson, merchant, was insured for
$1,000; Culpeper d Son, merchants, 81 800;
DR.. |. j. Cherry, $1,000; William Gull
pepper, wheelwright, s2,0CC; w. s. john
son. merchant, $500; Mrs. Jane Foreman,
$1,000 on the hotel The total insurance
will not reach $4,000.
The fire originated in n negro shanty
known as the Cooperative Store, kept by
John Foreman, and is believed TO have
been incendary.
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fly telegraph 20 the DispItch.l
WASHINGTON, September l0.-The Sep
TENDER cotton returns to the Department
OF Agriculture are les, favorable than those
Of August The principal cause Of injury
is the drought. which has reduced the
prospect in every State except Florida and
Tennessee. The decline has been greatest
in Texas. In North Carolina and Virginia
the temperature has been too low ut night,
with serious drought. The Gulf states re-
port more or less general prevalence OF
caterpillar and bollworm. AZ many points
the general average OF the condition is re-
duced To- Il, The State averages are as
follows: Virginia, -; North Carolina,
rs; South Carolina, 20; Georgia, 20; Flo
rida. 90; Alabama. IS; Mississippi, - !;
Louisiana, II; Texas, e.; Arkansas, 50 (;
Tennessee. 50. In september, 1873, the
general average OF the condition was So.
In 1881 1t was 70. It was 90 in the great
crop years OF 1850 and 1882. In some
counties the drought still continues. In
Others recent rains have caused some I'M
provement. Rust has appeared very gen.
orally and is most threatening in the drieSt
districts.
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Bic BaboOn nj Concy Island.

Meddlcsome boy put his hand through
the care at The beast show TO bother the big
baboon. Babo0n bothered boy by shaking
hands with him in way boy hadn't eX-
pected. Awful grip. Boy wanted to let
20, but baboon wouldn't. Keeper thrashed
balloon with long pole and got boy away.
Baboon not much hurt, but boys hand
badly torn and wrist wrenche1. Bandaged
wounded hand and wrenched wrist with
Perry Davis's Pain-killor. Next morning
bov as we'll rs ever, but says that hereafter
he will keep away from the baboon cage.
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SOUTHAMPTON.

\ NEGRO ACCIDENTALLY sHOT-A GLOOMY
OUTLOOK FOR THE PEANUT CRCP-PoLITI-
CAL.
correspondence If the Richmond Dispatch.l
IVOR, September 10, 1888.
This morning about III O'Clock a negro
man entered r. VI. Buffers store, at this
place. and asked Mr. Turner, the clerk, to
show him pistol. Mr.. Turner went 10
the showcase and took out a pistol, and
holding il over the counter commenced re-
volying the cylinder 10 show the man how
il worked. Suddenly, TO his great conster-
nation and establishment, the pistol went
of, The ball entering the forehead OF the
nero about one inch above the lett eye.
The man j. conscious at this writing and l.
dOia2 well under the circumstances. His
ease is regarded as extremely critical. Mr.
Turner, the unfortunate author Of this ac.
cident, i, suffering fearful mental anxiety.
OF course De had no idea that any pistol in
his showcase was loaded. II seems that
Mr.. Butler, the owner OF the store, loaded
the pistol several weeks ago in order to try
1t, aad by mistake put it in, the showcase
with several others.
Mr.. john Witfold's son, Of this county,
VINO was 30 badly cut up in saw-mill
several weeks ago, is doing very well. The
stump Of the right arm, which was ampu-
tated above the elbow-ioint, is healing
rapidly.
The farmers Of this county are undoubt-
edly the gloomiest and most l0w-spirlted
set K has ever been my privilege TO meet
with, and not without good cause. We
have not had good ram for over month,
and unless there are good seasons in Au-
gust and September the peanut crop Jour
staple crop must necessarily be failure.
One fifth OF a crop is all the most hopeful
expect.
We all hope that there viii be several
good Democratic speakers at our Court
house the third Monday In this month.
Last court-day the Coalitionists bad it all
their own way. But ii was generally con-
ceded that John Wise did bis party more
harm than good on that day. At our next
court the Democrats Of the county will
nominate q candidate for the Legislature.
We don't know who he win be. How
ever, we promise land we will keep the
promise) 10 elect him by large majority.
X. 6,
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GENERAL FOBElGN NEWS.
In 4 Hurricane at Sea.
IBy cable TO the Dispatch.l

Nv caole ~ 'iiN D''P'N"'i
HALIFAX. y. $, september iO-Bark
Chapman. Of Brehestad, Finland, which
mi in here last evening. while on her voy-
age from Pensacola to Amsterdam, reports
a terrible experience. The vessel sailed
from pensacoia July SOth with cargo o I
nitch-pjne timber. On the 2Sth OF August
stormy weather set il, and the following
day the wind increased in fury, blowing a
gaie from east-southeast nearly all day. In
the evening it had become hurricane, and
a tremendous sea was running, frequently
washing over the bark's bowsprit, which.
with ALI attached to it, was carried away at
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rx,,,ed ,yHts rather.sn-Law.


GALVESTON, September 10.-A dispatch
from Bonham TO the NelcS says: AleXan-
der Worsley was shot and killed By his
father-in-law, named Clement, at the home
Of the latter, six miles east OF here, yester-
day. Worsley was drunk and attacked
the old man with club, whereupon Glenn
ent drew a pistol and shot him.
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Smlcide-A Stranded whale.

Especial tclcgEam TO the Disaich.l
NORFOLK, VA, September TO- Yesterday
morning colored man by the name OF All
mond, living near Smiibfeld, committed
suicide by blowing out his brains with a
musket.
a whale nineteen feet in length, and evil
IDENTIFY wounded by striking vessel, got
into the breakers at the Virginia Beach
near the pavilion Yesterday morning and
was stranded.
Mayor Lamb left to-day to attend 4 meet
inc OF the Board OF Visitors OF the Uni
yerSitV.
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Eirn In GnuiSYiiln.
[By lelegraph % TIC Di.natch.-

TBy Iclegraph % tIc Di.nafcn.T
LOUISVILLE, September l0.-About l
O'Clock this morning a fire broke out in
the pork-house of +. \. Smith, at Mum
iordyile, totally destroying it, with the
Louisville and Nashville railroad freight
depot. w. d. Loydon's saloon, and VIII
liam II. Wiliams's blacksmih-shop. The
loss on the pork-housc is $4,000, and on
the freight depot $4,000.
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r,.no or Euis Crnn.s Eyccntion Flxed,

10y IcC-TIVN " 10-lr7I7I'V'VH'I
LOUISVILLE, September 1O.-GOvenor
Knott has designated October 10Th As the
dav for the execution Of Ellis Craft, who
was twice found guilty Of the murder OF
the Gibbons children at Ashland, ky. The
Court OF Appeals refused to grant him a
new trial. William Neal, who Is accused
Of being implicated in the crime, still
n,,-nifs Irinl
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The Cost of Collecting United States
Revenue.
[BYtelegranh % Do Dispalch.

WASHINGTON. September 1O.-A tabu-
lated statement OF the receipts and eX-
penses and average cost Of collecting 81 OF
revenue in all OF the customs districts OF
the United states for the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1883, has been prepared at the
Treasury Department. From this state
ment i, appears that S2lC, $50, 500 were col
lected at cost Of S6,422,l27. The cost Of
collecting 81 ranges in different districts
from / cent and 5 mills in New York to
j.oS3 to 5.OSl in Atlanta, Ga, the average
cost in all OF the districts being cents 9
mills and fraction. In % Of 1870 districts
the cost Of collecting 81 was more than 81,
and in 80 OF them It was less than 10 cents.
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Homicide i'm Louisiana.

TBy telegraph 30 the Dispaich.I
NEW ORLEANS, September l0.-A special
from Bayon sara says: William McElvey.
a merchant OF LaureIyille, was killed at
his store last night by joan Dolan, cat
tle.droyer. The shooting was the result
Of a dispute over an account; Dolm has
been arrested. ii i stated that he acted
IN splf.defence.
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NO MATERIAL CHANGE.

Tit IS TO certify that have used Hunts Remedy
for the kidney complaint and derived much beRe-
&c from its use.
have been afflicted about one year, and received
treatment from the local physicians, and used a
number Of s0-calcd specifies without any material
help. am happy TO say. after using three bottles
of Hunts Remedy, was completely cured.
| never fail to recommend 1t, anG you are at
liberty 10 use my name in any manner you may de-
sire JOnS ". JOHNSTON.
Norlofch, Conn, May Z, 1853.
sc 6-Th(wlSa&Tu
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Lumber Exported.
IBy telegraph 10 the DiSpaie

""
WILMINGTON. y. e., September lO.-The
annual statement OF the lumber interest OF
this port shows that for the year ending
August 3lst the exports amounted in
round numbers 10 $4,000, 0OOfect OF which
%, O0o. COO feet went TO domestic and H.
900, 600 feet to foreign ports.
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EuccndIarism i'm Georgia.

fBy telegraph TO the Disratch.I
Macon. GA, September I0.-A party Of
three or four men went to the house OF
steve. Sasser (colored), a farmer, living
near Arlington, Ga. on saturday night,
and set lire 70 his stable, cotton-house, and
corn-crib. one hundred bushels Of corn
and two bales OF cotton were destroyed,
and several hogs were burned TO death.
Sasser was shot two months ago, after
having been warned to leave the vicinity,
for having been too intimate with white
Vomou
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Lexington. Ky. Races.
Hase-Dnil.
Eftatt Af%thss
,-qph ia tho nign1fch.l

lIy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
Louisville: Metropolitan, 10; Eclipse,
ST. Louis: Baltimore, 4; st. Louis, Is.
Cincinnati: Cincinnati, II; Allegheny,
Brooklyn Brooklyn, 80; Trenton, 6.
Boston: Chicago, ,; Boston, 1.
Reading Harrisburg, IS; Active, Q
Sunday game).
Louisville Eclipse, 5; Metropolitan, ,.
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Nirrinin Postal MONS.

George W. Alderman has been commits
stoned postmaster at Fremont, Carroll
county.
A new post-ollice has been established at
Brink, Greenville county, Va, with John
Il. Gage rs postmaster, and at ShepptOn,
Rockingham county, with Jewett ii. Shepp
rs postmaster.
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What ulainc Thinks of Butler ana the

Presidency.

ny telegraph 10 the Dspaich.l
BosTON, September TO- The H0dH TO-
morrow will say: There comes from Maine
wel-authenticated story that certain To-
cal Democratic leaders recently called on
Mr.. Blaine. and were coniidentially in
formed by him that. in his opinion. il Gov
ernor Butler could secure reelection i'm
Massachusetts this year, he would ineyita-
Div become the Democratic nominee for
the presidency, and would be elected. lie
himself was out OF politics. and should
under no circumstances be in the field Tor
the presidency next year.
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Fire In Cincinnati.

TBy Telegraph Io Inc DIspIcH'T
CINCINNATI, ONO. September 10.-Thc
Excelsior Vinegar and Pickle-W Orks. on
Collins street. took fire about 1880 this
morning, and the extensive building was
nearly destroyed. The loss Or insurance
cannot yet be ascertlincd. Michael Bres-
lin, driver OF a Skinner truck, while cross
inc the strect-railroad tracks at the corner
OF Seventh and Morgan streets, on his way
to the fire, was thrown from his seat and
killed
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The IGaertel Murder.

TEY Telegraph 70 Ihc DI'NIIVH'I
SAVANNAH. September l0.-The coroner's
iury. after sixteen days investigation Of
Inc Uaertel murder, and after examining
one hundred and thirty witnesses, to-day
returned verdict finding Joseph Jackson
fcolored) the principal in the crime, and
Thomas Hamilton also cOlored an Access
sorv. Both OF the accused are in jail.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCKMARKET

SEPTEMBER 10.-Prcc5 this week ranged rs fol-
lows
B,ef Cafile.-Very best, 5tc.; good 10 extra
4lM5c.: fair 10 medium. 81 as c.; common COWS
and roEgh w0rll-ONen, = H Sc.
Bulls.-3G3a"
Mitch COCS.-k2j $50.
Vt1fS.-SJ@ill per head.
Shefy.-3 464ic.
L0liJS.-4 GJa4c.
Hogs.-7 u Sc. net.
NL6ut 40 head OF beef cattle. 2i3 hogE. and
30 sheep and lambs were on the market during
the week.
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PROFESSIONAL.
THOMAS J. EVANS
Offers Ms services as
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

uc Nil, practice In the supreme Court OF APP
- ~ VIRGINIA aud all the courts OF record I'D
he cay Sna t Co TCIAScfRY Bus
she Slstributi0n and winding up OF estates,
AMI the settlement OF accounts Of cSeeu ors admin
is,,,tr rs. guardians, trustees, &c. au I-2A'
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

WHEAT.-Whltc. l,O96 bushels common to
prime 1t LOS To Sl.1S. Red, 2,l3O bushels
common 10 prime Longbcrry ~ S1.lO 10 Sl.lS;
J.49O bushels mixed at Sl.05 to Tl.1S: 3.0uf
bushels common To choice Shortberry AT Doc. 10
Sl.l5.
COHN.- White. 7ss bushels prime on private
terms; $40 bushels common 10 good az 90 10
csc.
OATs.-i22 bushels prime winter on private
terms; II bushels very good winter at 43c.
RYE.-J0 bushels prime AZ Csc.
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prCrUnE.rnAmEs, ENGnAvINGS,S 80
DARE CHANCE.

FOR SALE, about 500 copies Of the picture of
"EXFCUTlON OF ROBERT EMMETT lf,ho-
graphic chrome In rich colors. large size, copied
from the original by the celebrated artist, NJ An
cello Hayes. from the original deposited in the
archives Of Dublin. Copyrighted Tor United
states and Canada at large expense. sWill be sold
at n sacrifice.
Copies can be seen at 1914 Main street.
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The STATE CANVASS.
Augusta County.
TIE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY -EcH0Ls AND oPrE
FOR THE HOUSE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l


Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
STAuNToY. Va. September lO.-Full re-
turns from the Democratic primary held in
staunton and Augusta Saturday are not yet
in, there being six remote precincts yet TO
hear from, all Of them but one small. The
vote stands now rs follows: Edward
Echols, $40; j. n. Opie, 7s0; J. II. skim
ner, $50; II. F. Lyle, $50. Further re-
turns will not change the general result,
Echols and Opie being the nominees. The
ticket Is regarded as strong one, both Of
the nominees being popular gentlemen,
good stumpers, and extremely active. A
large vote will be brought out, and their
election is assured by one OF the largest
Democratic majorities ever given in Au-
gusta county.
Halifax County.
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR THE HOUSE.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
SOUTH BOsTON, September l0.-The
Democratic Convention OF Halifax nomi-
mated to-day for the House Of Delegates
K. Il. NOblin and Charles T.. Mooreheld-
a very strong ticket.
Russell County.
A STRONG SPEECH FROM TEIGG.
On the 4th Hon. Dan. Trigg filed Judge
Staples's appointment at Russell Court
house. and met William c. Pcndleton
(Mabcneite) in joint discussion. Mr.
Trigc's speech was a strong, terse eXposi-
ton OF the issues OF the canvass, and pro-
duced a great impression. After the
speaking the Democratic party OF the
county was rc0rganized.
Henry County.
THE DEMOCRATS CONFIDElT.
Adyices from Henry county state that
the nomination OF Herbert G.. Peters for
the House OF Delegates by the Democrats
created great enthusiasm. The party in
the county is organized for a determined
fight, and is very confident.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPT 10, 1883.
ARRIVED.


steamer Old Dominion. Walker. New York.
merchandise and passengers, G.. w. Allen & Co..
agents.
steamer Ashland. Tunnel. Philadelphia. mer-
chandisc and passengers. J. W. MctRrrck. agent.
Schooner J. Il. Vandusen. Booyc. Perth AmhOy,
ralrOad-ir0l, Richmond and Danville Railroad
COMPANY.
schooner =. c. ShulIz, Thompson. Perth Amboy,
rallroad-lron, Richmond and Danvi.le Railroad
Company.
schooner CatawamteaE. Kennedy, Petersburg,
light. to CuTrie & Co.
SAILED SUNDAY.
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers. g.. ". Allen Co., agents.
steamer Wyoming. smith. Philadelphia, mer-
chandisc. j. W. Mctarrick. agent.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schooner Henry i. Hayens. Curtis, New York.
coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company;
vessel. curtis & Parker.
schooner Imogene Diverty. Curtis. New York,
pigiron. slaves, and empty carboys: vessel, Cur
III & Parker
schooner l.. 4. Dlnenhower. Cannon. Phiadel-
phll. bark. 4. u. Goodman: spokes, Tyler & Jones,
vessel, Curtis PafSer.
Schooner Four sisters, Punker. Philadelphia.
ties. N0ryel, Lelke & Co.; vessel. Quits & Par
krr.
schooner George W. Anderson sailed for PhiIs-
dclphia ties. NOrycll, Leake 4 Co. vessel. Curtis
& Parker, instead OF As reported sunday.