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AFFAIRS N EUROPE.
Fron, pnris

fo,,. AEls, sept. 19.-The Paris forts win be
ra,,d surrendered by the German occif-
a.. 10 the French tomorrow and the
s e OF the four department . ro,, ton
gus 70 faris follows immedtafelv - . =.
~ tla ln ana Theirs win settle The fIeta;le
= way peace convention to-day. '''9
From Germany. s.ss
IN ba a In, sept. 19.-The German army i
go ns pIieed upon peace footino ;rn,'yy,I %
assesrY, ana reduced to an efTeesiys sf.a.u..is
" .our hundred thousand men. Gens.a,
aol Moltke has been created MorshaI ~
- L .o Sept, 19.-The hon cron T.
nma., oelng tnlrd OF the amount Of an
Ihis mornings Advertiser contains an
war to the Americans. If saws the e rasa,a
o. the recent battle will be the driv;no ns
foreigners from the country. The dr. y.
tiseT also says that England win mt io;n
Witn the United States because She was mot
consulted before Rogerss expeditions. &C..
ID Corean waters.
IT.! Inc cnolera is increasing mt Konigsburp.
me ratio Oh deaths has advanced from fiifv
70 seventy and even eighty per cent.
Geo. Alex. Hamilton. the nermanent
secretary OF the Treasury under the DERBY
government, Is dead. -, IVY
Inc postal money-order system between
Tue onlted states and England commences
on the I'd Of October.
= From Austria.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IMMINENT.
VIENNA, Sept. ia ministerial crisis
mere il imminent. Baron Linserau has
been appointed Ambassador Extraordinary
to the Court of st Petersburgh.
The Mount Cents Tunnel.
TURIN, Sept. 19.-The municipality OF
Turin gave n grand banquet to-day in honor
OF the completion of the BIT. Cents tunnel.
The representatives of the Governments
who participated in the ceremonies of the
formal opening were present.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. September 10, 1871.
II III

Steamer John Sylvester. Clifford. Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatunn d Co.
Steamer James b. Green, Carr. Phladelp hia
merchandise and passengers, ". P. Porter.
Schooner Frank Walters, Brewster, Philadel-
Schooner John 3. Ford, Gallagher, Havre &c
Schooner Argo, Taylor, Philadelphia, coal, Ell
finger Il Edmonds.
Schooner ". T. Burns: Appleyard, Baltimore,
grain. Hax all. Crenshaw s. Co.
Schooner Josnna. Woody, Fredericksburg,
gr ain, e. u $, Workman. ~
schooner John II. Williams, North, Baltimore,
merchandise, captain.
schooner Enterprise, Jones, Williamsburg.
lumber, to master.
schooner Mary Ellen, Bramble, Baltimore,
grain, GaIlego Mills.
SAILED,
Steamer Wyanoke, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, John w. Wyatt.
Steamer George B. Upton, Roberts, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia steamship
and Packed Company.
Steamer Paitsade, Nelson.
Schooner William Magee, Watts, Philadelphia,
granite Richmond Granite Company.
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Boy DROWNED. Robert Bowden (col.
ored). thirteen years DID, YVES drowned at
Atlantic Bridge Monday afternoon, We
are Informed that he was in a small boat
padding about the bridge, when the
owner of the boat appeared and gave
chase. The frightened boy jumped into
the water, thinking, probably, it was shall
low enough to wade ashore. He sank to
the bottom, and drowned before he could
be rescued. His body has not yet been
found. lie lived on Queen street.-Nortolk
TOur>n1L
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Horrible Death Of . Negro man.
;co,rasnondsnce Of the Richmond Dispatch

BuxxgyIlLE, VA, Sept. IL, 1911.
Alexander Scott, negro. with an arm
of. owned before the war by Thomas II.
Campbell, of Nottoway Court house, was
run over last night by the Richmond night
freight and accommodation train about one
mile east of here. He was horribly mutt.
lated, having both legs cut of and body
and skull badly mashed. He leaves q Wite
and two children. He was lntoxic canss !
when leaving here, about O'clock. ms
engineer saw blood on the pilot when ar
riying here. aud remembering no saw some,
thing ON the track Went back ana iou l,i
the body, which was brought up hg ". t ths
station. This man lost bls arm id,iting lne
In attempting to jump on the cars WRlte 10
motion at thu place,
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Death or Judge xEerntion.
Correspondence of the Richmond pispatch.1
s. Fprnrp rcrasY,pa Va SpYt 10 1911

Hon. John HI. Herndon, Judge of tho
Corporation Court Of this city aud OF tho
this morning after an Illness Of five DAYS Of
asthma and heart disease. He was In the
64h year Of his age. After the close of the
war, and until the civil offices OF the State
were vacated by the reconstruction Iegis-
lation, he was Secretary Of the Common.
wealth. The position OF judge OF our
courts he had filled with credit. In his
private life he was without blemisb, aud
his death is the subject of general sorrow
Ia this community.
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President Grant I'm C,nc,nn.,,.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Sept. 19.-The Presl.
dent reviewed the military and police and
IRE departments this morning. AZ noon
ne was interviewed on Change. He spoke
briefly, expressing qualification at. meeting
tnls reception from the people, and all the
more because it was from the people of a
great nation, and not Of divided country.
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conservative and Radical Conyen.
Venti0ns I'm PiitSysyansa

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPAToB.l
DANvnLE, VA. Sept. ia Conserya.
1--WE Convention was held at Pittsylvania
Courthouse yesterday, but deferred
nominations until the third Monday in
october, when they will meet at the same
place and make nominations.
The Radicals held a convention there last
night, but nothing can be ascertaincd as 70
what they did.
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Conservative Senatorial Nomination.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIspATcH.1
ASHLAND, Va, Sept. 19.-Dr. D. w.
Quesenberry was unanimously nominated
for the Senate by the convention held b ere
to-day.
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DICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL.
III ROAD-On and after JULY 2sTH, 1s7L

Ia hOhD-OR &uo olkSr SoAA Seiu1 Aoi<
GOING WEST:
nond daily Except Sund2ysl at k:oE A. NJ; leaves
Dany.lle at i:os A. H.. arrivcs At Greensboro q
Train No. lLynchburg rassenger) leaves Rich
nond daily At s:ls A. H.: arrives 1t Lynehbura ~
Train No. Is (greisht and Accommodation,
leaves Richmond ut Sos p. NJ; arrives at Burke.
vile ats 81 p. n. tstopping ut al way stationS)
daily Except Sundays).
Train No. II lThrougn Mall and Expressl leaves
daily at lolA P! M; arrives a. Greensboro daily
-. GOING EAST: q
Train No. u Through Mail and E1prees) leayee
greensboro daily at 7:5d z. NJ; leaves D2nyllle
aaify at loi2 T. Il; arrives at Richmond daily At
Train No. 0 (ThrouRh Passenger, Issyes Green's
anyiiie at LET IL; arrives at Richmond at S:71
Train i'm No; 10 Gynehburg Passenger, leaves
a Ally &c 80 A. ~; Ieayes Burksv1ns
TT, Train hS leaves Bu.ksslie 40 A. II; n.
way stationsl daily Except sundsysi :
Ia;n. 81 S Sa,sb a1S y vita
South. s--.s,rs4 -. SS $780,.
Trains Nos. 9 and II eonnect q Hp.ss.s,,.
with Train on Atlantic, Mississippi snd bio
astlTSsd e. FL H9ln F sOrsawsst
Southwest can be procured q the sisEef osses n
Richmond, and Of RE. WALEER, Arcut az M.
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad Nc. isss
Main street, Richmond. "a. 80 g
Pgpers that have arrangements. TO advertise t.
schedule Of this company III Plssss Rst =
A' avs General Freight aad Ticks Asss4.
T. nj. T. TALcOTT. EnRsr and Bupt1 an 90 II
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
We are now receiving In store-
100 hogsheads SUGARS, all grades and qualities
400 barrels CRUSH Ed, A. b, RXTkA G;
100 barrels low priced REFINED;
400 bags RIO COFFEES, .s
900 bags LAGUAYRA C0FFEES,
300 mats OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
100 hossheads BACoN-shculders,R Rib, and Clear
60 tle,a aa0 b slaei REFINED LARD,
Zoo barrels cheap SYRDPS, ...@
so barrels fine aYRUPS,
so hogsheads SYhUPS,
500 sacks MARSHALL'S SALT,
so kegs beit-qnallty SODA ".
100 boxes prime FACTOtY CHEESE,
10 uerces WEKREN'S FA MILY BAMj.
ALSO,
snAPl In great variety,
SFlCES, .-
CANDLES, XIX
PAPER, &c.
We invite the attention. of the trade. Our stock
being laid in before the late ADVANCE, enables to
cter ct such prices IS will compete successfully
with any northern market. :.
HAgvEYS 6 WILLIAMS,
&c 1l-qm Corner of Cary and 18th streets.
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GENERAL NEWS.
The Grand Conelave OF knights Tenn
pIor I'm BaltfmOTes

BALTIMORE, sept.l9.-The Trienuial Con-
clayeo of the Grand Encampment Of Knights
Templar convened to-day. The ceremonies
took place in the Masonic Temple. A
speech of welcome was delivered BY John
a, b. Latrebe, q. III. of f.. A. and a. II. of
Maryland, which was responded to by Sir
Knight William Sewall Gardner, G. C.. OF
G. e. of the United States. The entire
city is decorated with Masonic emblems.
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Abortion In sam Francisco,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-ODonnel
Cohen, the astrologer, and Mrs. Knapp,
charged with abortion, were discharged
under q nolle prosequi, the Attorney-Gen-
because when given she did not believe
herself dying.
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AIOTICE.-An persons having claims or
In demands against the Roanoke Tobacco COM
pany are hereby notified TO present tne sane, Wy
sIs tInysrnOr Street in this city on or before the
ierH BAY OE OCTOBER NEXT, OF ihsy ata &c &c
sa,S nnmnany under the decd OF trust made By
sstd eompany, for lie benefit Of creditors therein
named, On The aoth day Of sepseWosGT, k MwnN
Z snrvfyinr Trustee Of the Roanoke Tobacco 20.
KTcHMoND, VA, Aug. Is, ISL an A-SaWsW Z
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Joseph T. Kenny has been appointed
postmaster at Chincoteague Island, Acco-
mac county, Va; R. A. Cooke, at Clare
mont wharf, Surry county, Va: Rebeeca
j. Presgaves, postmistress at Hope Mills,
Page county, Va; John }. c. Flamery,
postmaster at Yokum Station, Lee county,
VIRGINIA.
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DISCOVERY OF A MARBLE -QUARRY.-.A
fine quarry of yariegsted marble has just
teen discovered on the land Of pr. a. L.
McCorkle, near Rockbridge Baths,
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LYNCHBuRG AHB
DANyILLE RAILRoAD.-Yesterday morning
at an early hour fatal accident occurred
in one OF the cuts on this road near the
city. BY the caving. Of bank, which wa:
being undermined, two hands were caught
and Killed, and another had his leg broken
The names of the men who lost their live:
were Silas Poe and Sam Jenninss.-Ly'aoh
burg Neaps of yesterday.
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a PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
a. PETERSBURG,Y Va,
Msnufs cturers Of News. Bock, ana Wfapp1nS
Orders solicited, to which we promise prompt
a VIZ iAs''A = Va as = .-' 'iMcHWAINE& co. 90
ID ssysm Groears and Commission MerchsnH.
EMERY, EMERY.-EMERY and SAND
IaPAPER, OF all a,ses, fAsl sale b. -,
E.s.s'S+5E 80 BODRK ER 4 DADE,
e:HsS 4 ss.s,s; Conner Main and 18th streese.
EHTINDOW GLASS AND
EENV boxes GHWTaD0W GLASS, OF all
HiEea, for sRle lov BY es..stsaa :. -
49, BUDEkER b DABE, Drugg.Gtst
tnURE CIDER YINEGAR tor eieklipg,
= i01 ss's = JoAE II. aoRD0A,s SONS,
AN Pearl asock.
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Samuel Watson, Of Augusta, well-dig.
ger. was sufiocated in we'll on Thursday
last, by the foul air which had accumulated
in b.. r. .
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FROM NEW YORK.
THE MUNICIPAL TROUBLES


New YORK, Sept. 19.-General George B.
Mcclellan declines to accept the Office oil
comptroller, because be would thereby,
under exciting circumstances, become q
contestant for the position. Had Mr.. Con-
molly resigned he would, under certain
stipulations, have accepted:
New York. Sept. 19.-The committee Of
seventy has just held a meeting and adopted
resolutions sustaining Mir. Green. The lat
ter has issued notice that the interest on
the bonds and stocks of the corporation
falling due on the LIST Of November will be
paid by the City Chamberlain, in the new
urt.house, on that day, and that The
transfer books will be closed Wednesday.
"A letter from Richard C'Gormon to
Mayor Hall says, In relation to the action OF
the latter concerning the matter of the
comptroller's office, he should be governed
more by considerations of expediency and
sound policy than by those of merely strictly
right or legal power. Hecannot advise the
Mayor to take any step that may lead to
complicated litigation. He advises the
Mayor to treat Connolly as comptroller.
If he does not think him entitled to fill the
Office de jure, to treat him as comptroller
de fdctO. This course, he thinks, would
prevent financial difficulties and the con-
tinuance of that public excitement and
sense of insecurity which prolonged legal
controversy would intensity.
MIR. German, in another letter, writes,
saying: Since the decision of Judge Bar
nard in the case OF Foley uersus the
Mayor and Others in which he gave a
quasi-judicial sanction TO the rumors
which had been rife in the city of gross eX-
trayagance IN some of the bills presented
by various contractors and paid of the city
fund, it seems to him proper that the cor.
poration should take effective legal steps to
recover these moneys, If sufficient evidence
Of fraud can be obtained to sustain action"
He asks for instructions, and Mayor Hall
responds, substantially leaving the matter
to OGorman's discretion, knowing he will
perform his duty regardless Of conse-
quences, outside OF duty's sphere. :
GENERAL NEWS. .r,
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The meeting of
Democrats opposed to Tammany Hall, last
evening, was presided over by Samuel
G. Courtney, district attorney under Presi-
dent johnson. Among those In attendance
were Ben Wood, ex-Shei if OBrien, and
Congressman Roosevelt.
4 Ere In Brooklyn, yesterday, destroyed
the: cotton factory Of Goodman & Myers.
Loss, S25, 600; insured. -
All quiet at the City Hall this morning.
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DIssOLUTIONs d PARTNERSHIPS
LEGAL NOTICES.

NTOTICE.-Au persons having claims or
~ demands against the estate OF WILSON WI =.
TIAEfS. decsssed are hereby notified to present
the a. me duly authenticated, to me and all who
are indebted 10 The said estate are requested 70
laaA7 Pi'Dp 3. L, WILLIAMS,
Executor of " ilson Williams, decd.
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GROCERIES, DE.
IRISH POTATOES.
EARLY ROSE,
JACKSON WHITE.
Very choice quality, For sale BY
st2o-1w HARVEY5 n WILLIAM.
GROCERIES, dc

II SALT AND sPICED SALMON;
MOL, . and 8 MACKEREL L, by dozen or BIB,
TIP top Family and Extra Flour; fine Hams
pure Lard Smoked Beef add Tongues, n, o. Mo
pIete stuck OF GROCERtbS aud PROVISIONS IL
the city al the TIP-TOP, 1884 Main street.
Sc 10 r. r. JAMES.
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RLUE MOUNTAIN ROUTE.


VIA
ELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD.
AND CONNECTIONS,
Is The shortest and most comfortable
PASSENGER ROUTE
Montgomery, Selma,
Mobile, Meridian.
Pensacola, vicksburr,
New Orleans, Monroe,
And all points IN Texas.
PULLMAN's PALACE CARS run through
rom .ynG;hDurg t2 Mobile, via Calera and Mont
Time to Montgomery. Mobile and New f,y,sa.s
LESS THAN BY ANY CTHEA ROUTE.
Iot.esyille
EIGHT HOURS AND TWENTY M1s1rTss
LESS TO MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE.
and
FIVE a. YRS LESS TO NEW ORLEANs
. Inc popular and most expeditions Emigrant
soute to Texas and Northern Louisiana. Bag
gage checked through.
Tickets to all points by this route may be OBJ
tained st the ticket Offices OF the
CHESAPEAKE & o HIO RAILROAD,
RICHMOND & DAHVILLE RAILROAD,
Ohio railroad, las maia Street, R,chmona.p ana
Tor Sema). E. u. BARNEY, Cen. Subt
JOHN b. PECK, Cen. Pass. Agent.
john n. WYLY, Travelling Aaen. "A 9ksn
THE SHIPPERS POPULAR ROUTE.
SELMA, ROME AND DALTON RAILROAD,
AND IT'S
CONNECTIONS FORM THE GREAT SOUTH.
WESTERN FAST-FREI6HT LINE
TO
MONTGOMERY, SELMA,
SACOLA, MERIDIAN,
MOBILE, JACKSON,
NEW ORLEANS, YICRsBURG,
TEXAS,
And int, mediate points. Through rates guarsn.
iced. QyeIch arges promptly adjusted by agents at
points of delivery. -..''ny., =
In ordering shipms nts ask your shippers 10 give
| direction by thia route TO insure quick trnnsit.
\ Mark each package via Lynchburg, and h. r.
1 and d. r., and ship from Danvile deDot.
| n. G. BARNkY, Gen'l Supft.
W. 8. MCFLwAIN: Gen FIT Ag't, Patona, Ala.
JOHN NJ. WHY, Trayei'g Agent. ap IS sm
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sEEDsMRR, FLORISTS. as.
ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
HERMITAGE NURSERIES, s,
RICHMOND, VA.
TaE VIRGINIA NURSERY AND WINE

~ COMPANY. &, -
Projectors Of these widely known Nurseries
hare removed their Office 60 Columbia BLOCK,
{Corn Exehange), Room No. z, Second Floor corr
ner Iath and Cary streets.
The stock for the 7all trade is unusually fine,
large, and weii.groun, embracing full assert.
ment OF Apple, Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry. anc
vines. Asparagus, together with Ornamental
Trees, Esergreeps. Shrubbery, &C., &c.
For catalogues and Information, call At ofdce or
-. -. ALLAN & JOHNSON. Gent Ae'ts..
DO. Columbian Block,
ga ri .-r.- Rfehnno,fd
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DREAKFAST BACON
ID BREAKFAST BACON
BREAKFAST BACONili

20 packages BREAKFAST BACON, in store
ard fer sale low to close CONSIGNMENT.
~ .r. ROGERS e. BCCAECE,
co IA Iw LOT and 100 1s.h street.
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BAE ERFES,
D1CHARD ADAM,

DICHARD ADAM,
H. STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,
TWRLFTu ST., BETWEEN MA1F AND CARY, sn
BROAD STREET. AND l52! MAIN STREET.
Fresh CAKES, PIES, BREAD, and CRACK
aERS daily. t=S
Orders, Wholesale and retail, attended b
promptly. rricc list and circulars sent by mail on
K liberal d tscount to the trade mys
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MAILnOAn rYnRs. J.

,~.s1.. nAILRoAD LINES g
M u u i
R1cHMoND5AND ,'''
YeRK RIVER RAIERoAD.
aofIcE TO SHIPPERS AND THK INV
ELLIEG PUBLIC. fs C
aa.Ei.EsTAgLIsHMRaT OF THE I,xrLr IYrx
sss b ~ ,.s EEE oND.BALTIApRE,s 81
fsHtt.ADELPHiA, NEW Y0RK. ~
AND BsSTON, End 10 ALI
POINTS NORTH AND
East, WFsT AM,
B NORTHWEST. x
osaS's' Eat REDUCTION OF FARE. ACcoM.
AoDATtoHs UNsURPAssED.
s ruass;snssr Train leaves Richmond depof a.,v
sirs, ssis sa sxs 81
f.iowiIn mneS, ana arriving I'm Bahimors an ia
North and West. y hGe 70 connect with trains
oH HEEssegsa s. ,TaISe g AND BAaaAar
ps 5YssseyG agg Train iesyes At p ". IN syru.
stesm ,os West Point only. E =. On EYE.
saLTatofsIFFs s ss sasr i So srarzy
ss arriving la Richmond s ioI Siepiss m g
Train, Win ps; 10y good ses
sanasys u taoMSasys excepted i. AZ aSS !:
sasISs 1ssysd daily, carefully handed and
Anioosh oiils oflading given TO an potats.
FARE:
from from Richmond to baltimore
From Kiehm =, 10 Philasialphia. Is
From Rtohn un4 10 New. 7 0fk ,...,,.''' "A A
fo yo richmond 70 Boston, All rsi Il ON New = "
From Richmond 10 BOSTON Vi. he sc.si y g
fh,s,y 20 a Msw York and return ixood Tor
To Baltimore and ra;, :. Is 90
WIN. n iB:iRiX;.ii;;e.; H:,, = %
| 3 = y. TAYLOR, Ticket Agent, Richnaonaos ap1
E = y: saAsTY: Genersl agent. BALTIMORE. 50 "a
| CHESAPEAKE AND sORIO Rail.
p1s ssEHAA1;TSn rs and AN after sEPTRMBEK Isr.
DAYS eIcentei AZ hhA iIas leave Richmond (san.
$3.50 A. M.-MAIL TRAIN for the WIT. a,,-
pnur Springs, connecting at tt T s,
Orange, Alexsndria and Manassss IAN AIN me me
+ ana ss5t iad ;na
iao except on Saturday on phcS iav 4
vIe yb r: a. THIS train cSnnscts
arii saa ManssSas railroad FOR TYs6asuRa
3ER TRAIN viii run between Stanton ana ~.
W Mite Sulphur, as follows: 1sFTT E'-1AE''1e
leave Staanton on THURSDAY and Sat.
Arrive a white saipSur =
| Leave White Sulphur on W EnX:snnvv E n
ar-sre q, SDAI 7:ay p n
Through tickets At low rates :oia e. ~ T.
northwest and Southwest, - - "Ai pVanS
.o ETher infSrmatien may be obtained At tbs
No Passenger Tra,n1 are run on sundays. /.
| A. 81. percy,
J.,,rsu ,, General Superintendent.
.se5 nk1
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MAkANE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMAEAC. sRpTEMRER 20, 1871
eun rissz ~. 49, -. Sol Moon sets. TO- oS
Sun sets e.odi Eigh tide. g. 81
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HIS LAST MOMENTS.
THE ALLEGED SLAYER.

Arthur Grant, the alleged slayer Of Der.
nay, is young man, and native of Nor
folk. He is q member of the police force,
but was not on duty on the night OF the
atfray. His friends say if he shot Dernay
he did it in seli.defenee. II so, he will OF
we have not been advised OF his arrest
Norfolk Journal.
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-22
II GERSON, JR.,

L. DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
laps, Notions, &c, Groceries, Crockery,
Saddlery, Guns, Pistols, and General Plan
tation Supplies
produce.
Liberal cash advances made on consign-
ments to his friends in New Orleans.
decl2-d3m
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-22
TRANSPORTATION.
OFFICE OF NORTH IA. 81 TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY.

MONROE, la, Feb g. 1871.
On and after Monday, February 9th. tho
trains on this Road will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS,
Leave Monroe daily (Sundays ecepted) at
4 A. NJ.
Arrive at Delta 10 90 A. NJ.
Leave Delta at l 90 p. NJ.
Arrive at Monroe 6.45 7. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Monroe at S A. NJ. on Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday.
Leave Delta at A. NJ. on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
Through freight per ear load will be car
ried by passenger train.
Way freight will be shipped by freight
train.
Freights for Flag Stations will be deliv-
cred at the designated points al OWNERS
RISK, whether there DO any person there to
receive it or not.
Freights for Flag Stations must be pre-
paid.
ES" Passenger trains make close connec-
ton at Vicksburg with cars Ofthe Vicksburg
Il Meridian Railroad, for all points North
and East. and for New Orleans. Time from
Monroe to New Orleans, II hours.
J. w. GREEN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
Through tickets sold, and baggage check
ed through, dec12--d3m
The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-22
ONION MARX,

G4und street, Monroe, L.,
Has on hand fine assortment of
Dry Goods, CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, GINS and Pistols.
All of which he will sell as cheap as the
cheapest dec i2-d3m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-25
Lincoln.

On the day of his death this simple
Western attorney, who according to
one party was a vulgar joker, and whom
the doctrinaires among his own sup
porters accused of wanting every ele-
ment of craftsmanship, was the most
absolute ruler in Christendom, and
this solely by the hold his good humor-
ed sagacity had laid on the hearts and
of his cOuntrymen.
Nor was this all, for it appeared that
he had drawn the majority of his fel.
low-citizens not only, but of mankind
also, to his side. So strong and 80 per-
suasive is his honest manliness, with
out single quality Ofromance or un-
real sentiment about him to help it! I!
A civilian at times of the most captl-
waiting military achievement, aWk-
ward, with no skill in the lower tech
nicalities of manners, he left behind
him fame beyond that ofany conquer
or, the memory of a grace higher than
that of any outward person, and gem
tlemanliness deeper than mere breed
ing. Never before that startled April
morning did such multitudes of men
shed tears for the death of one they had
never seen, as if with him a friendly
presence had been taken away from
their lives, leaving them colder and
darker. Never was funeral panegyrlc
so eloquent as the silent look ofsympa-
thy which strangers exchanged when
they met on that day. Their common
manhood had lost kinsman. James
| Russell Lo,Cel.