RICHMOND NOTES. Editor Journal:-A good many of the citizens of Richmond are qualifying to vote realizing the imperative necessity for a vigorous defense of the rights yet left them. The health of the people is good. The new co-op. building is progressing. The grain that was put in each has made a good yield, but that which was too long delayed has not done well: the whole crop is below average. Mr. C. H. Monson has introduced a steam planing mill which is doing good work and has a good ?? of custom. Yours, etc., W., Richmond, Sept. 8, 1882.