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4 MAN MISTAKES His WIFE FOR BUR-
CLAIR, AND CUTS HER TO PIECES WITH A
BOWIE kSIFE.--[ From the Houston Uuon.]
A gentleman from the neighborhood of
Grimes county, some five miles from Maya
sofa, where the saddest occurrence which
we believe we have ever recorded took
place on last Saturday night, gives some
particulars additional to those which have
already been published. We refer to the
accidental killing Of his wife by Briggs
Goodrich, Il kind husband, as we learn, and
sober, industrious, and respected citizen.
There were, it seems, several robbers i'll
the house, and Mrs. Goodrich hearing
them, bad aroused her husband, and he
(not being able to find his pistoD had taken
Il bowie-knife and was in pursuit of the
thieves. lie had struck at one of them, and
another had passed him inside Of the house,
and he seems to have FASTENED outside and
around TO tho window of his own bed
room, which he knew to be hoisted, with
the expectation of interccpting the escape
of some Of the burglars.
Ii is said that chlOroiorm had been used
by the thieves, but not sufficiently to pro-
duce stupefaction. Vet it is likely that the
feeling Of faintneSs caused 10y the inhalation
Of the chloroform induced Mrs. Goodrich
TO rise from the bed where she had been
lett by her husband, and 60 to the window
for air. There she was found by her eX-
cited husband, and, as tue night was SO
dark that he could discern only the outlines
Of the figure, he naturally imagined he saw
one Of the robbers about to pass out
through the window. Then came blows,
bearing ell that the human mind can con-
ceive of the terriblc-blows by which hus-
band took the life Of his own wife with
the knife. We learn that he is distracted,
and cannot be trusted alone, but is guarded
constantly to prevent tho commission OF
suicide. Mrs. Goodrich is represented as q
very accomplished and noble woman, and
it is said that she died with words of SYM
pathy for her unfortunate husband upon her
iips. In the utter CONSERVATION and desc
ation which followed the terrible tragedy,
we are informed that the only child OF the
marriage, which is still almost an infant,
was seen with its head piIlowcd upon the
slain mothers breast, begging her to awake
and grant it an evidence Of recognition.
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TcrnDcrar,c. ay Clarke.
correspondence OF The Eichmond Dispatch I
BEREYvlLLE, CLARKE COUNTY, FA.,}

correspondence ot The GichmGnd Dispatch
BERKYvlLLE, CLARKE COUNTY, EA.,2
July 9Th, 1871.
At point on the Brrryvi!c and Mill
wood turnpike, ab0uS two miles from the
former place, III Il pleasant grove, there WAS
IN the +th = picnic in the interest Of tLe
Friends of Temperance Of this county.
There is an Influential Council of the Order
ri Bcrryvlllc, presided over by the Rev. Z.
L. Martin; and at Wildwood there is also
growing Council, which has All efficient
president IL The person Of the Rev. L. i.
Shepherd.
Interesting addresses Were delivered yes
iciday by two young gentlemen, members
OF the order, giving evidence not only Of
great interest in its prosperity, but oftalcnt
on their part, tor Interesting the public IN
any Of the great objects that have in view
The elevation of man.
The occasion was altogether most pleas
ant and profitable one- An abundance, both
OF dclicacies and substantials, WAS spread
for The rcircshncnt of the "inner man."
Delightful music from the Wildwood
Band and The smiles of the fair advocates OF
temperance served to speed the "rosy-
looted hours"
About z O'clock the assemblage was
broken up by copious shower, to which
no advocate of cold water could consistently
object, as in it we had ii f6rcible illustra-
ton Of its power to rcsuscitate our parch-
ing vegetation, as well as (by its exclusive
u>e) to hani>l the demon Of iutempcrance
from orr midst. "S."
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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
From France.
THE FOURTH AT VIENNA.

THE FOURTH AT VIENNA.
VIENNA, July G.-John jay guve dinner
on the 4th. Ali the ambassadors We're pre-
sent. Count Bucst toasted the United
States. jay, in response, said he thought
the treaty Of Washington would prevent
wars By establishing arbitrators.
THE ARMY VOTE.
PARIS, July G.-The details of the army
vote are coming in. The garrison at Lille
gave TOO Republican against 10 Leoitimst
votes. The city Of Calais gave 5000 Re-
publican and 800 monarchical votes. The
Republicans arc in the ascendant nearly
everywhere.
PARIS, July G.-Colonel Bison, comman-
dant OF troops ut Bordeaux, suggested to
the soldiers before the election that rs the
Republic only could save the country they
had better vote for the Republican candi-
dates.
The people of Bordeaux have sent Pc
tition to General DeCi>sey asking to dis
ayoW the course taken by Bison.
Latest returns from the department ofthe
Seine elect Moreau to the Assembly in
place of Won Velet, which increases the
Republican delegation from tho capital to
seven.
PROPOSED LOAN TO REBUILD THE DESTROYED
MONUMENTS IN PARIs-A TRAITOR Re-
wARDED, go.
PARIS, July CA loan Is to be raised by
Paris to rebuild the destroyed monuments.
Jules Ducatel has been awarded the Cross
of the Legion of Honor for treason 10 the
Communists.
McMahou has been reinstated In com.
mand at Versailles.
The Duke Nemours and Schneider are
candidates for President in the Corps Leg
islatif Of Paris.
Prince DeJoinylle having declared for
| the republic, will undoubtedly succeed in
| the Department of La Manche.
Gen. Won Moltke has ordered the German
commanders to fOrbear intlicting punish
menC for offences which the French law can
reach.
Count Walderse complains of the bitter
language Of the French journals towards
| Germany. Tie Gficiel Journal, publish
ing this statement, advises other Journals to
exercise the utmost forbearance.
MURDERER COMMITS SUICIDE TO ESCAPE
PUNISHMENT.
PARIS, July Can obscure man named
DelalIande murdered NJ. Yonne, the Mayor
of the town of Saiche, department of lndret
Loire. The curate parish, while bringing
the oil to annoint the body of the murdered
man, was also assassinated. An intense
excitement against the murderer prevails
in town.
The latest dispatch announces that De-
lallande has committed suicide to escape
punishment.
| MOVEMENTS OF NAPOLEON AND EUGENE.
LONDON, July Cit is said that Napoleon
goes to Geneva and Eugenle to Spain.
Frederick William and wife are expected
here tonight.
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spRFcH OF sENAron TRtMpuLL- Wotae,a,

spEEcH OF SENATOR TRtMBuLL- Wonten,s
Rights Aduocdted.--At Fourth Of July
celebration at Galesburg, Illinois, speech
was made by Senator Trumbull. After
speaking 10 the usual strain OF all orators
on such occasions, he instanced the wrongs
the American people had borne during the
rebellion from the monarchical Powers of
Europe, and said " when the rebellion
ended the voice Of single Senator carried
dismay into courts md palaces" The
Joint High Commission owned the wrong
Of depredating on our commerce, and
agreed to pay for 1t, and he rejoieed that
such contamination. he rejoiced that we
did not 60 to war with nation OF the same
race, language, and religion. that Is doing
80 much for civilization and Christianity.
he then paid glowing tribute to the laws
Of the United States, which accorded jus
tice and protection to all alike, and ex-
pressed himself decidedly In favor Of the
elevation Of woman, and hoped the day was
not distant when women would receive
the same pay Tor the same service as men.
The right of women, he continued, to
participate in the Government Of the coun-
try whenever they ask for 1t cannot be de-
MED, and nation would be all the better
and purer for their participation. He con-
demned tho exercise Of war power in time
of peace, In time of peace man should
be tried by jury, but in time of war m
armed rebel should be shot. Attempts had
been made to clothe the Executive with
too much power, and Capitalization was
the great danger of Republic. Local
governments are the safeguard of liberty,
while the Federal Government Is only
needed to protect the citizen. Liberal and
kindly action on tho part of the General
Government was needed to heal the wounds
of the South, . rs.- s.-ef ~.
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Kno,.xviIIe Market.

JULY s.-Corn.-No shipping demand; good
LOCAL demand ut 7sg1soc. for loose.
Hhsdts-One sails OF new white reported at ~. 80.
rms Is snads above the Views 81 millers, and IL
Flour.-Market well supplied and prices lun-
changed; family, ss.so@si; extra, $s.2sGQss.4o,
In lots. :
shoulders, 30lssc, Well trimmed country hams
In demand sc tisG11sc., trors Wagons. No sales, y
Ldrd.-ln goodrequest at i23lDl5c. ~.
Feathers. Market quiet at 6slsoc.
Odts.--Nnne in the market. ~
Country Produce.--Butter Prime lots, lsel7oc.
Eggs, IOQ0i2tc. - dozen. Poultry abundant,
t5@t20c.; Cpcks, zoc. Make ing. such
as early potatoes lettuce onions berries, &C., Is
IN full supply, and prices lower.
Live Standardization confined TO supply.
ing the local demsnd. No change In prices Of
Whtskey.-.kectiaed, s,@sl.lo; Bourbon, do.
mestic, si.2s9ls2. 'I
BTGndy.-Y2.
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AM1sTAKg NEARLY ATTENDED WITH FATAL

4 MIsTAKgNEARLY ATTENDED WITH FATAL
CONSEQUENCES. few evenings since young
Crawford Terry, son of Dr.. Robert 6. and
Mrs. Martha ferry, left home with some
young companions TO visit O neighbours
house after supper. Alter they had been
gone for some time Mrs. Terry proposed
to her husband to walk ont and meet
them on their return. Going on, and
Rearing the voices of the boys rs they
we've meeting them, Mrs. Terry de-
c!ared her intention TO give the boys a
fright, and disposing her dress about her
~ as to titaclualty Disguise herself, went
on in advance of her husband and met her
son, who happened to be ahead of his
party, and lie not knowing his mother in
her disguise, AID probably thinking her
some ghost or goblin damned" dealt her
powerful blow with d large stick which
re happened to have in bis hand. bring
Ing her 10 the ground, and rendering her
n.ensible, from which she only recovered
at'er being carried 10 The house, To- fall
li:to succession of fainting Its. We are
@ratitiad to be able to state, however, that
the physician, who was Immediately called
IN, succeeded in restoring her permanently
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From North Carolina.
CORRESPONDENCE OF The Richmond Dispatch ]
GREENSBORO, n. G., July 4, 1871.

tGcrfeSnoEd"ncc OF The Richmond Dispatch.1
GREENSBORO, n. G., July 4, 1871.
The 4th has passed off quietly here. The
Republicans held a meeting here to-day,
and nominated Judge II. Z. Dick and Gen
W. L. Scott, Of this place, us anti-conven.
ton candidates. Speeches were made by
Judges Dick and Tourgeo and others against
q convention.
There was mass meeting of citizens at
3ruee's Crossroads, Gultord county, to-
day. Stirring speeches were made by our
young townsmen, John n. Staples and Jos.
NJ. Morchcad. E>qs., followed by Hon. D.
+. Caldwell, one of the Conservative candi-
dates for the convention, in his usual able
and convincing style. After the speeches
n number who had previously been opposed
to convention declared their intention to
vote for it. GUILFoRD.
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Tho Powers OF the Administration Under the
Euklux Hifl.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TEE DIsPATcH.l
WASHINGTON, July 8.-The Adnlinistra-
ton IL gradually taking advantage Of all
the powers conferred upon 1t by the kukluS
bill, and It will be soon seen that move
ments are on foot to commence .persecu-
lions in various parts of the South under
the provisions of this law. This is thought
singular in view of the fact that the burden
OF the testimony. before the kuklux COM
mittee Is to the effect that no combinations
against law and order have been developed
since the passage of the bill. TREDEGAR.
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A Smses mr. po,,ca an !, ,rour.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6.-ChieE-of-P olice
McDoIiough has gone to washington in
ection with the National Police Con-
vention to be held next fall. After consult
ing with Secretary Fish, with view Of
opening correspondence with foreign po-
lice, McDonough will visit the cities and
principal towns In this country for the
purpose of gathering information regarding
the police, detective, and reformatory sys-
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MASON & AAMLIk CABINET ORGAN
FIRST GLASS IN EVERYRESPECT.

Al, In solid black walnut. ALI the Organs made
,,r Lli5 company are thoroughly @
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Bars in the ssappahannGch.
'crr.s pondence of the iticmcnd Dispatch.

I'UIrlsVOndtnce OF TIC 1tlcIhVHu DIsHatcH'
FREDEEICKsBURG, VA, July 6.
MrssrS. Ferris & Co., OF Albany, New
York, who contracted to remove three sand
bars pow in the Eappahannock river just
below Fredericksburg, have sent q party
with dredging machine, which arrived
here to-day, to commence the work st once.
They VIII clean the river out ut these bars
10 The depth of ten feet at low tide, thus al
:nrding passage at high or low tide for the
steamers and other vessels which heretofore
have been obliged TO wait for high water to
PASS these bars. Il,
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county in state os resurrection and rebel
lion and then he can send bis army here,
suspend the privilege of the writ Of habeds
corpus, declare martial law, and hold every
mans life and property Ia the hollow Of
his band. These assertions as TO the pro.
visions Of that bill cannot be; successfully
controverted by anybody" -
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fohT OF RICHMOND. JULYs g. 1871.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norf,,t, MOS
chandtse aud passengers. A'ot '''"' Hei
S.eaner Isaac Bell, Brakeman, New York, MGR
enShuise ano Passengers, Jonu w. WYATT
RE & Co, oi'S oihs' hgot, Cur
Scho@ner Osceols, Clegg, James river, wheat.
SAILED,
efe3mer j. W. Everman, Green PhiladeIpbia
III erchandise and passengers, w. e. Porter.
,, steamer Pallsade, Nelson, Kilgsmill, merchau-
use aad passengers, G. l.. CurrH
MEMORANDA.
CITY POINT, July 8. Arrived, bark Atlanta,
Henry, Liverpool, salt.
WEST POINT, July 6.-Arriyed, eteamer Adj
mFal, Rcybold, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers, York River Railroad Company, and
sailed on return.
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DRowNED.-On Sunday last O colored
man named James Lewis, formerly of Rich
mond, Va, but recently in the employ of
the engineer corps, on the seventh resi-
dency, G. & o. Il. R.. near Clifton, was
drowned while bathing in the river at MIR.
Doddridgc's landing. Our informant does
not state whether the dead body was recoy-
cred or not.- Charleston (KdnGachG) Re-
11ubLcHH
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Races at LONE Branch.

LONG BRANCH, July Go Idaho" won
the first race to-day by half neck time,
2:16H. "Salina" won the second by
half length; time, 2:43H. Helmbold"
won the third by two lengths time, 3:414
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A MAN Killed for Insulting Ladies'
Probable Fatal Assault.

CINCINNATI, ONO, July 6.--George W.
Gray, fNeW Richmond, Ohio, while drunk,
insulted some ladies, for which he was killed
by bystanders.
A saloon keeper in Franklin. Ross coun-
ty, Ohio, fractured the skull of son of DR..
VIM, Latta,
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DOPULAR READING /.

WON, NOT VOICED. Novel, Soc.
HER LGRD AND MASTER. A Tale. BY Flo
rCoce Marryatt, Soc.
The WIFE OF VAIN MAN. BY Marie
Sophie Schwartz, 81.
AROUND { SPRING. By Gustaye Droz, 75c.
MARQUIS AID MERCHANT. A Novel. BY
Mortimer Collins, soc,
VIVA. 4 Modern Story. BY Florence VII.
FAR ABOVE RUBIEs. Novel. BY Mrs.
itlddsll, 81.
STRIFE. A Romance Of Germany and Italy,
Dir. TAYLoR'sBooK OF TRAVELS. A fur
Their supply, ~.
LUCIi, LIE. Cheap edition. Paper, soc.
RALPH, TIE HEIR. BY Trollope. Further
PAPERs FOR HOME READING. By Rev.
LIGHT AND ELECTRICITY. Two Courses
of Lectures. Ey John Tyndau, LII. D., $l.25.
je 20 WOODHOUSE 4 PARHAM.
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The KnkIux Investigation

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Judge Pcttus and
Colonel Pugh, of Alabama, have been be-
fore the KukluX Committee, and corrobo-
rated the statements Of Governor Lindsay
and General Clanton, that no such organi-
cation exists in Alabama.
j. M. Justice, of Rutherford county, N.
c., testified that some five weeks ago dis
guised men came to his house, took him
out OF bed, whipped him terribly with
clubs and pistols, took him to the woods,
and Threatened him with death if ne did
not promise not to 90 to washington TO
testify regarding oIItrages previously COM
mitted in his neighborhood. He was con-
fined to his bed for three weeks from his
hurts. He believed these were not mere
neiehborhood quarrels. He firmly believed
In the existence of kukluK in North Caro-
lima.
Weather Proba bilittcs.
WARRINGTON, July 6.-Sou thWesteriy
winds will probably continue IN the souIn-
ern and Gulf States, with northWesterly
winds in the interior, Friday aftt
The barometer will probably cont iDue 10
fall Tonight in New York, with brisk souIh-
easterIv winds on the east Atlantic COAST
for q short time, with threatening ana
rainy weather clearing away on FRIDAY.
Partially cloudy and clearing weather are
probable for Friday west of Michigan ana
Tennessee. Brisk southwest winds to-nlSnt
are probable on Lakes Ontario and Erie.
fo-Saving Appliances Bowen Still in Jail.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-The Board of IN
specting Supervisors are stillleXperlncntln@
upon life-saying appliances. They nope 10
report within the week.
The pardon of Bowen has not yet been
received, and he is still in Jail. d.
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ataI Shooting Affair.

PHILADELPHIA, July G.-Horace P. Rob-
fnson, SEN Of Third-street broker, has been
probably fatally shot; by VIM. Barstol, son
Of a wealthy sugar refiner. The youths had
been talking Of burglars before going to
sleep together, and it is supposed the act
was committed while Barstol was asleep.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, July e.-Cattle fairly active, ana
slightly higher. The very best on sale To-Day,
binary, 3Sal4Sc. receipts LIES head; sales, lgO6
head. Hogs-Business small; supply elaaf 10 ds-
Steep-Market over supplied; fair to good 10
4lc.i good 70 extra, 425ac.; receipts, ,40s head
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Iynchburg Markets.

JULY 8. Bacon,-Hog round, h3@ll5c.
BeeE-Slaughtered, sYsc. 80 s,
Butter.-Nos. /, 2, ands, % b Is0l2@sc.
Bees,oar.-30l3lc.
torn.-W bite, ssGaec. Yellow ana Mixed, sieg
S5c.
Corn MeaI.- Csc. @8l.
E0Js Fresh, l7@yIsc.
extra, $7.so@S775; FAMILY, Ss.6o1t9.6o.
Fedther8.- goose, 7v6g75c.
Irsn.- Country bar, 48sscs
Oats eo9Ds3c.
Pofatoes.-Irish, sl@sl.2s; sweet, $l.as@sLS7.
RYe.-S0Gs5c.
Wisat. White, &L4e@Sleo; red, 81 3o@SL4s.
Wool ashed, 45y5zc.; III washed, 34gsoc.
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Wilnainssor1l. Markss.

JuLY s.- gpfrtts Turpeatfn 81 gallon for
Rosf,L 90 for No. q; 90 seg0ss for pale.
Crude Thrpensins.-ssf for yellow dip, and si.ss
for virgin. As.
No sslea reported in either tar or cotton.
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Rssssgs aMn srsvscHnmv

WVVHAH AM1b SEATIUME M z.
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VISITORS GUIDE TO RICHMOND AND
VICINITY, ISIS.
Embracing sketch of the city notices Of all the
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directory Of the churches, charitable institutions,
and secret benevolent orders, and much other
valuable information to the citizen or tourist.
The work is embeished with Al accurate map,
and fine views or the Capitol, Washington Monu-
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Price, FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts 10 the
trade.
Orders should be sent o once to
BENZ. BATES, Bookseller and Publisher,
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uscade or n Millionaire.

NEW YORK, July 6.-John n. Dow, for
merly citizen of Augusta, Ga, where it is
reported he has accumulated nearly mil
lion dollars, has committed suicide from
dependency, having lost most of his for:
tune by speculation. lie was b years Of
age.
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A MEMBER of Major Powelps exploring
party, which left Chicago some time ago
en- route for Colorado, writes to the Chicago
Tribune that the expedition arrived at
Green River City on Saturday, April 10Th.
The boats, which had preceded them, were
Immediately launched. and found salts
factory in all respects. Quarters were
procured in some deserted adobe huts
upon the shore Of the river, near
the "city," which consists of q small col
lection of frame houses, in Wyoming Ter
ritory, grouped about the station where
the Union Pacific railway crosses Green
river. Here the expedition remained till
Monday morning, May 22d, when, every
thing being in readiness, the party started
for the far-famed and mysterious Colorado,
which it is their intention to explore, d.
yided in the three boats. Each Of these is
TWENTY-FIVE feet long, four feet wide, and
twenty-five inches deep; has water-tight
compartments in the stem, stern, and amid
ships, and is covered over with heavy
painted canvas. cred Canon" was reached
about the 1st of june and on Friday, the
I'd, they had a hard time of it amidst rocks
and rapids in this ''demon of river" On
the following Monday, after much danger
where the party made their second port
age, landing and carrying the boats by hand,
which is described as having been anything
but an easy task. ..~
Emerging from the Red Canon, "Brown's
Hole" was the next point reached, which
is the homely name of delightful valley.
When person "squats" on. q piece of
property out in that region it is called his
"hole," no matter whether it is n mound,
valley, or plain, and as a trapper named
Brown was the first squatter here, this is
now Browns Hole. The route next lay
through the Canon OF Lodore, and on the
evening Of the 9th of June the party ar
made, a landing effected, and the CAMP
fires lit, at the fitiul light of which the let
ter was written, to be forwarded with a
hertlsman who was to start from that place
for Green River city on the following day.
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On Thursday week Mr.. Luddrcth, Of
Laurel Creek, Greenbrier county, was shot
and killed by the accidental discharge of n
rifle in the hands of u man who was going
out of the door Of the smiths shop in which
the deceased worked.
d. McDaniePs Oh. C. Harry Bassett won
Il race ut Long Branch on Tuesday.
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TEL. Tl1E;LE x II. NEWS:
wew York STOCK and Money Markets.

NEW YORK, July s.-Money easy 1t aga per cent.
|sterl,ne-r onp. 100: abort. IL Gold, l1af0itsA.
GoSernntents -'sTs, l1as: others unchanged.
ETennessee's, n: new. III, vIrginia's, eda new,
~ Louisisna'e. SO new, 40. Levee's. u: SIS, 81.
Alaban,a's, 90; s's, 90. Georga's. 60; 7's, 90.
Worth Cardinals, de; new, 81. South Carolina's,
* now 20. 49,