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rams Will leave Richmond on the above 4. 80
.n1ms s,9o a. M for White Sulphur Springs 3:
.. 10 P. m for Stanton, The Requiar 1econnego''
aa1 a., IRAN between Richmond and Gordonaviil
'''" mol De run on the above days.
W. those attending the Fair will be entitled
10 re!urn 1ree on or before Aonday, Nor. 4th bv
t;oLa4 permit at the time gof PURCHASING
e of t ana having the same stamped at the Office
Oh the Society on the Fair Grounds. 'A'''
L., Inc sate cf Return Tickets will commence Mr.
1St nG and close Friday November
November 4th. N pEpp 1av"aoy'
oct I0-4t - = u
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The Judge of the Criminal Court of t {
District of Columbia. sitting at Washington
has sentenced G. w. jenkins TO be hung on
Thursday the 2fst of October for killing his
wife. This is new departure, substituting
Thursday for the immemcrial Friday
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
AUGUSTA COUNTY
:. IF IS r a Al n ~ae@
STAUNTON.
october l5aia. 16tI, and 17fh, 1872.

lrA9eENGERS ATTENDING THE FAIR WILL BE
RETU ED FREE
py obtaining Permit at the time of purc6o,;no
q, 41G%ee which must be stamped at the office Of
d Return passage. S'0" )''
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The election in Georgia, on the 2ud instr
resulted in conservative victory Of over 5O,-
600 Smith, the present incumbent, was the
candidate for Governor s. e.
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Dublic Sale Of Real Estate I'll will
J. offer at public auction to the highest bidder
On Friday the 18th of November.
on the premises, my farm in Augusta County;
near Buffalo Gap. adjoining the lands of J. f.
Bell, John Christian and others.
THE FARM CONTAINS 1874 ACRES
by survey; about 100 Acres cleared and in high
state of cultivation the balance heavily timbered.
This farm offers special inducements to pur-
chasers, fine soil, well adapted to the growth of
all kinds of grain and is in the heart of the best
grass lands in Augusta County; besides it has q
RICH VEIN OF IRON ORE
running through the entire length of it, and with
in mile of the Buffalo Gap Iron and Steel Works
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad running on
one side and the Parkersburg Turnpike on the
other and is about miles from the City of Staun
ton. The improvements consist ola commodious
Frame House with pump he yard and other
Farm Buildings and a fine Orchard of bearing
trees, Ges~ Terms made to suit purchaser.
For particulars, apply to
E. NJ. CUSHIFG.
3ftiH Stanton, Va.
Or the undersigned, VIM F. DINKLE.
At Bridgewater. Rockingham, Co., Va.
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E'stray.-Clerk' Office of the County Court
~ of Augusta county, September 14th, 1872
to wit :-Estray Heller taken up by Charles
b. Stiegle, on his land in Augusta county, Sep
TENDER lst 1872, of the following description,
VIZ: Roam color, crop off the left and slit
IN same, under keal in right ear, supposed to be
Humbert, W. A. Burket and Noah Miller, before
David Beard, ]. P. Extract Teste,
sept -3t* VIM A. BURNETT. Clerk.
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NelU Advertisements,

Tacchari's Restaurant. viii be open
y for ,soarders, &C., from.6 TO 3 clock, a. m
and 7 to 8. p. M and to o'clock, for break
fast, supper and dinner. Boarders will please
bear this in mind. oct lf'-ff
Narpess! Carpets TT BRO.
~ have purchased this season, a large stock of
Carpets of almost every grade, which they will
sell atshort profits. They invite especial atten-
ton to their supply, feeling satisfied that they
can please every taste. Call and see them.
oct loft -
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I N the District Court of the
i Uniteaa St;stes. for the
Western District of Virginia.
In the Matter of Eli Long, Bankrupt.
Judith Long, wife of said Bankrupt,

vs.. - fS-'-S -
The creditors of said Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
The Petition of Judith Long, in this cause
filed. having been read and considered, IT Is
ORDERED. That the credtorssof said Bankrupt
do appear in this Court at Harrisonburg at the
Fall Term, 1872, and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said Petitioner should
not be granted. ~q.,
WITNESS, the Hon ALEXANDER RIVES.
Judgeiof the said Court. aud Seal thereof
ct Harrisonburg, on the 4th day Of October,
a. D., 1872. rte
VIM J. POINTS,
oct lot 18th District Clerk
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!, Vim. c.. Eskridge, Cashier of the National
Valley Rank OF Staunton, Va, do solemny swear
that Il ave statement is true, to the best of
my X Edge and belief.
WM. C. ESKRIDGE, Cashier.
STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF AUGUSTA.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 9th
day Of October, 1872.
N. P. CATLETT, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest.
R. W. Burke, Directors.
Isaac Witt, }
oct 1O-1t
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Speczal NOsice.-All persons knowing
~ themselves to De indebted to the estate Of
Bailey Dunlap. deceased. are hereby notified t,ot
payment is expected to be made to tho under.
signed on or before the LIST day of November
next. The law is imperative as to iiuciaries to
make their settlements promptly and as no dis.
erection is left with me. prompt measures will be
taken against all. without respect to persons,
who fail to respond to this notice
ea, ys ALEX ANDERSON,
OCT s-af r.+-.7 Administrator
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AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR.

TOURNAMENT, CORONATION AND GRAND
DRESS BALL.
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I, NJ Harvey Efinger, Cashier of the First
National Bank of Staunton, Va, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 8th
day of October, 1872.
THOs. A. BLEDsOE. Notary Public.
Correct-Attest,
a. II. H. STUART, \
VIM. FRAZIER, Directors.
ROBERT G. BIcKLE,
oct 10 1t
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Latest by Telegraph!
OCTOBER ELECTIONS 7!
Pennsylvania, Chic and Nebraska,
~ Largely Republican.
INDIANA REPUBLICAN,!
Vcrheas and Niblack defeated for Congress

The fol lowing dispatches were received at
this Office at 2 o'clock yesterday, the 9th.
Pennsylvania, Republican, 300 90. In
Ohio, the Republicans gain all over the
State.
The contest in Indiana is close.
Nebraska. Republican by very large
majority.
Washington, D. c.. largely Republican.
President Grant retired last night, assur
ing his friends that the November contest is
virtually decided.
Another special dispatch from Richmon d
states that special kilograms from New York
indicate the majority for Hartranft, Rep, at
from Is coo TO $4,000. The Congressional
delegation III Pennsylvania will embrace is
Reps. 9 Dem. Returus from Indiana are very
meagre, but look favorable for the liberals.
The Congressman from Pennsylvania in
the 'as5 Congress stood democrats ll-Re-
pub!eaus, 3 The re-apportionment under
the late census, increased the representation
three.
RICHMOND. Oct. 9.
Special dispatches from Ohio and Indiana
are diseouraging to the liberals Ohio has
Certainly and Indiana probably gene against
them. The Congressional gains and losses
in Chic, Hamilton County liberals gain two,
in Indiana Niblack and voorhees, defeated.
WASHINGTON D. C. Oct. 9th, 1872
Pennsylvania Republican by nearly twenty
thousand. Ohio Republican, twelve by fifteen
thousand, Nebraska Republican by five thou
sand. Latest returns from Indiana say sew
enty towns and cities show Republican
gain of fourteen hundred and the state and
Legislature, Republican, beyond doubt.
J. Nj. EDMUNDs,
Secy. Rcpub. Con Elk. Com.
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NEW GOODS!

CTATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE Ma
- TIONAL VALLEY BANK OF STAUNTON,
VA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, THURS
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Arrangements are being perfected by the
Conservative Central Committee at Richmond
to food the State with speakers, and endeav.
or to arouse an enthusiasm for Greeley aud
Broom. We have no objection to the effort,
but we do not believe that all the speakers
that may be placed in the field will change a
single vote. The time is past when the peo-
PIE will allow their minds to be controlled by
the appeals of any body. They have gotten
into the habit of thinking for themselves
They form their opinions in the quiet of their
homes from facts. from reason, and pay little
heed to partizan defamation. A wcll-con-
Quoted. I'M artlal newspaper, which seeks to
get at the truth, to give logical deductions,
and addresses its criticism to the understand
ing, and not the passions Of the people, has
more iniu nee than fifty stump speeches.
The fact is, politicians and public speakers,
who itnerate the country more for their own
fame and to hear themselves speak than for
the public good, are fast getting into disre-
pute. The great mass of the people, will not
90 ten steps to hear them. They regard it
as time thrown away
The policy Of denunciation of political OPP
ponents has become so gcneral-of trying to
excite the prejudices and passions of the peo-
pc, regardless of reason-that men of com
mon sense have become disgusted Hence
our conviction, that the strenuous efforts about
to be inaugurated to excite the masses into en-.
thusiasm will prove fallnrc, and do more
harm than good We do not attempt to dis
suade any one from speaking who desires to
hear himself but we give all such notice in
time that they will have their trouble for
their pay. The common sense of the people
is too solid 90 be moulded like clay in the
potter's hands. Although they may not have
the polish of manner nor the fuency Of die
ton which are possessed by these would be-
instructors, they have strong minds that take
hold of questions of public concern and form
opinions that are both sure and stcadfast, and
come be shaken.
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AN EXTRATR w1r1pr
as follows

These Trains will leave and take on posson-
gers nearly opposite the Fair Grounds
Inc SALE of TICKETS will commence On tho
loth ana close on the l7th Return tickets are
not good after October 18th. A''
A. H. PERRY.
oo' o-2e Gen'l. Superintendent.
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AT Jeromc~Park, N Y on the 9Th, Har-
ry Bassctt vas beaten by Monarchiss, in a
H., Ia l,,L
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70 my CusfOmeEs.-August 2lst, will
Il open my custom Boot and Shoe Shop, on
Augusta street, near the Post office and Will be
pleased t have my old customers to call on me
and leave their orders, and get satisfaction as
heretofore. W. A. BANTZ,
! aur l5-te Staunton, Va.
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WAyrED--A SCORING ard dyeng expert
:, take possession ofthe Greeley hats APP
ply i.amsdiatcly. Plenty Of work and good
.agcs guaranteed.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is about to
i-su 3J>,o3).o}o more Of yseenbacks for
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1872-10-10

GROCERIES,, <kc.-H. A. Glenn s. Co.
" have resumed the business of Grocers, and
have now on hand fresh supply Of Sugars,
Coffees,, Molasses, and everything else in their
line, which they offer to their old friends and the
pu OIL cheap ne for cash They keep no books.
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.DEPORT OF. THE CONDITION OF "THEa
III FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STAUN- 4
TON" AT STANTON, IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON
TILE 9pnOE lCTDREP 1870 -.
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ITO THE TzeADE.-H. A. eileen & Co.,
i have on hand a good supply Of first rate
Sole Leather, Upper Leather and Calf Skins,
which they offer to the trade at small profit for
cash They keep no books. 4s :. oct 3-3t
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observation-disclosures.
WANTED!-5,OOO LBS. NICE DRY
w lSHUCKS. Apply to
- A. N. BRECKENRIDGE
octl0-lt Steward D. d. & B. I.

oetzlo-lt Steward D. D. & B. I.
lDAyIs A. KAYsEn
HAS JUST RECEIVED
avery large stock of NEW DRY GOODS, pur-
Fenased under such circumstances as enables him
to otter great inducements to persons in search of
FIRST-CLAsS FRESH GOODS.
He pledges himself to sell first. class Goods ~.
cheap as they can be had in this or any nth ~
market
A large stock of handsome PRINTS, the verv
best ade, at l23 cents. oct 1885,
Notice to the Ladies' of
~ SsaUntOn and Vicinity.
MRS. FRANCES. sAUPE is still carrying on
DRESS &CLOAK MAKING.
Over D. A. Kayser's Store Main Street, and her
work is acknowledged to be first class
/ Stamping for Braiding and Embroidery done
to order, and patterns of all descriptions furnish
ed when desired ~ -4&f
Thankful for past patronage she solicits a con-
tinuance and guarantees all work. ~.,1
E'ALL BOOK TRADE. Iii
Teachers, Parents aad Scholars, will fndat
81 ~. - BELL s. CO.'S, ~
Corner Of Main and New Streets,
q 1ulI line OF all DOCKS uSeu In the IuDIc SCHOOLS
all books used in Private Schools and Colleges
together with fine assortment of
STATIONERY, "a sa
i'-h COPY BOOKS, sa s4,4acsi
STATES.
PENS AND HOLDERS,
PENCILS, ~ mn.
and everything found in first class Book and
;..ts.. Stationery store. 81 1898 ~
All Books used in our Public Schools fnrnishe ed
NC II
Catalogue Of School Docks sent by mail free,
to any address. s.-9 81 s5i-G
Liberal discounts to Merchants and Teachers.
oct lott BELL & co.
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A WORDS the wise. Call with plenty Of
:; - GFssn h and save money by buying
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Fer the celebrated copper tipped shoes 70
misses and children, SO 70 GEE. 4. Smith,
ssv l6-4+
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;n FOR the specialaecommodaion of Persons wish.
ing 70 visit the Exhibition If the d
state Agricultural Society
a. s sa MoND trains win run on the above dav.
RETURNING

1''Nase tickets atthe Office AMI Save Monnev {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-04
VERMONT ELECTION.

BURLINGTON, September ga dis.
patch TO the Herald says: The excite.
ment about the election absorbs all bust.
ness. It is believed the Republicans will
carry the State by q reduced majority.
A close canvass OF some seventy town.
ships shows q Liberal strength OF about
5000, with few losses from the Demo.
Gratis, who will vote with the Republicans
rather than endorse Greeley. The polls
opened at 10 AN.
MONTPELIER, VT, September S.-The
returns Of the election thus far received
are favorable for the Republicans. Twcn.
ty towns thus far heard from return 10
Republicans to the Legislature and l
Democrat. Ten towns, which in 1870
gave Stewart Rep) 1880 majority fol-
Governor, now give 1909 for Converse
(Rep) :
RUTLAND, VT, September Soon.
verse for Governor receives in this town
77O, and Gardner 6S6, o Democratic gain
of over 500 votes.
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Patent Rat Trans.

V'V" tueNeW York Tribunc.)
A good thing in the way Of exposing
private letters, Is the following epistle 10
candidate for the Presidency, which
W. We arc permitted to print uer5dtim.
though 1t reads like production of the
Ae Aftemus Ward of "wax tigger" cele.
oIl!y, We are assured that it is genuine
and earnest:
Hon Horace Greeley
DEAD SIR You will remember that
mel you some TWO years since at the Os.
Dufn House Rochester N Y, l at that time
showed you a patent rat trap and you sale
you wanted one I proposed If YOU would
write me an order for one of nv trans j
would give you one that order l have
now In my possession and prize It very
aignly have very recently had parties
OF the Grant faction call on me 10 ret thf
order as they want 10 publish il and MAKE
capital OF it l will send Il 10 Won II v%r
viii give NEE (SOO) Three HuIded Dolls
And promise to make me collector OF thC
Bottot tennessee after you nc elected
~, resident l am bound to leave my farm
sls iall and stump it for you II l am MOI
OoSsht OF by the Grants. can obtair
thousand voters by my influence iol
you N ''N'
VIII wait two weeks for an answer
al, Yours Truly
W.Siess WSIaess Geo. W. Kintz
NY No u ...H.
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PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, September IA brake.
man named Murphy fell from coal car
on the A. V. II, r. to-day, aud was run
over and instantly Killed. J N Z
The city for about year past has em.
plOyed twenty-nine policemen more than
authorized by ordinance. To-day the
Comptroller notified the Mayor he would
draw no more warrants for the payment
Of the extra men. The policemen were
discharged, and as a consequence a mum.
Der OF wards tonight are without gas and
the citizens somewhat excited.
Reports from various sections Of the
country indicate that q large number of
soldiers and sailors will be present at the
convention % the 1Tth. 1t Is ntlcipatcd
that near 10000 will be present.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


MIR. Sumner sailed for Europe yester.
day.
The coachmen at Havana are on a
strike.
The Cincinnati Exposition will open
at noon to-day, with a remarkably full
display.
Selma, Alabama, has subscribed
100000 to build an iron bridge over the
Alabama river.
North Carolina advices say that
Judge Merrimon has decided not to con.
test Caldwell's election.
The Cincinnati N. E. annual confer
ence adjourned last night. Next session
will be at Springfield.
-Twenty-three thousand copies OF the
last public debt statement have been
printed atthe Treasury for circulation.
A balloon for observation was sent
up yesterday at r. NJ. by the Signal
Service at Rochester.
The Hdrych, a Welsh paper, says
Stanley's real name is John Rowland and
that he was born in Dendiegh, North
Wales.
james F. Clark, who was shot by
brother Of Miss Fewell, whom he seduc-
ed, died Of his wounds Monday night at
Brentsville, Va.
The steamship America burned at
Yokohama, on the night OF the oath ult,
having just arrived from San. Francisco.
Passengers and crew saved, but 100000
treasure lost.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Canterbury Cathedral Injured.

Sait SuAhSutdA AuIuIGus
LONDON, September 8.-The eastern
end Of the roof Of the great cathedral at
Canterbury was badly burned this morn.
ing: ltcaught FIRE Just over the shrine OF
Bishop Becket, by the upsettipg of a
orasier used by workmen In repairing the
lead roofing. There was great excitement.
Inc wnole garrison turned out 10 assist
the htemen In checking the flames. Many
secretly caused considerable damage TO
the structure and is contenta.
The fire in Canterbury Cathedral was
extinguished after destroying 150 feet of
roofing. There was much damage caused
BY the water, but most OF the valuable
were removed.
LONDON, September $3.50 7. M.-Ad.
ditional dispatches from Canterbury, re.
port that the fire in the Cathedral has
been completely extiuguishcd and the
tiremen have ceased playing on the build.
ing. The shrine Of Thomas A. Beckett
has not been injured. The Mosaic pave.
ment OF the Cathedral was covered with
melted lead which dropped from the roof.
The Alter was deluged with water, The
f1re companies which were summoned
from the neighborlng towns, when the
total destruction Of the Cathedral was
imminent, are now arriving at Canter.
bury. but their services are not required.
The interior Of the edifice is filed with
smoke. The Cathedral is insured. 1t
has been customary, during the past 800
years, to hold religious services in the
Cathedral daily, this custom was not
broken BY the fire. as services were held
alter the suppression Of the flames.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YoRK, September S.-Jas. Frame
bit of the thumb and fingers Of Herman
Lipkin, In q fight last night Lipkin
threw glass tumbler at Frame, fractur.
ing his skull. Both were arrested. Frame
viii die. When taken TO the station house,
Frame who was crazy, was found 10 be
drinking the blood which was copiously
flowing from his fractured head. :
Henry Clews denies that his banking
firm had any other than strictly business
connection with the marketing of the
Georgia railroad bonds. They have
been In no way connected with railroad
contracts In that State Of any nature, and
they had no knowledge or part in the
alleged fraudulent issues of bonds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-09-04
LOUISVILLE.
Opening OF the ErpositIon..The Rev.
Robertson Scandal.

Robertson Scandal.
LouIsyLLE, September 3.-The open.
ing of the Exposition tonight was q
magnificent success. Fully 10000 people
attended, and the crowd gathered In front
OF the doors half an hour before the open.
ing. There was no formal ceremonies
The interior was brilliantly illuminated
and the display is regarded as something
wonderful, considering the time the man.
agement had to get L up. The decora.
tons are tasteful and elegant and the
effect generally even grander than was
expected. Among the works OF art is
ConoVes's statue Of Hebe and some of the
originals Of the old dmasters. The success
oil the institution is assured by this omen.
ing and is subject of much congratula.
tion and pride among the citizens Of Lou.
bisville.
The Committee Of Investigation in the
case OF Rev. G. q. Robertson, reported
three charges and their specifications as
follows; lst, drunkenness, End, lcwdness
and Sd, falsehood.
Charge /, Specification drunken.
ness at Troy, N. Y. Specification 2-Same
conduct at Sandwich, Ills. Specification 8
Same conduct at Springfield, Ills. Spec.
iiCation 4-Same conduct at Springfield,
Specification 5-Same conduct at spring
meeting of presbytery in charlton, Ills.
Specification 6-Same conduct in Chicago
and two other Specifications of the same
offence at other places.l
Charge 2, Specification 2-Lewdness:
That he occupied q section in sleeping
car with woman not his wife, and afler.
ward took her to his house where she re-
mained with him all night, in the absence
of his family.
Charge 8, Specification 1-Falsehoods
In that he said he was in Toledo from
July IA to July 20, 1872, when no was in
Chicago. Specification 2-That he was
in Chicago when he said he was not there,
and 8, that he had gone to To.
ledo to make arrangements for boarding
his family in that place. Specification 4
That he was guilty oi ialsehOod in pub
fishing letter Of denial of these charges
in the Courier. Journal.
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Another Carriage Load OF People
Run Over and Killed.

New YORK, September 3.-Yesterday
afternoon a train on the Long Island rail
road ran over carriage near Westbury
station containing two ladies, q boy aged
seven and girl aged fourteen. All were
killed or fatally injured. The victims ART
supposed TO be family named Castle
living in New Hork.
John Boy, Chinaman waiter in s. L
Barlow's family, was murdered at Gler
Cove, Long Island by the drunken captain
of sloop named David Ayers. The lat
ter was arrested.
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The Arkansas Pandemonlum.

LITTLE Rock, September 3.-News
from Pope county confirms the killing oI
the County Clerk, Hickox. A reliable
statement says the killing was done by
Harry Painter in self-detense; that as
Dodson, Williams and Hickox passed out
Of town they went by Painters black
smith shop, and fired on him. Painter
returned the fire, killing Hickox. He
Afterwards surrendered himself to the
authorities. This statement Is corrobor-
ated by witnesses. 1t Is given out this
evening that the Governor will not de-
clare martial law.