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some difficulty that the colored people in
the vicinity of tin crime could be induced to
refrain from procuring a rope and hanging
him on the spot.
Wilkes, we understand, was raised ION
the plantation of MIR. Nick Edmunds. and
has been subject to fits Of insanity. In the
spring OF last year he was sent to the asIl hm
at Richmond by committee Of lunacy, but
escaped and returned some months since.
Some little difficulty occurred between the
two parties short time since respecting the
pay for days labor which Evans secured
instead Of Wilkes. When brought to the
jail Wilkes conversed IL an intelligent MAD
ner, hut declared that the jail would not
hold him. He was accordingly placed In
irons.
An inquest was held over the body Of
Evans on Sunday afternoon by Justice Moore,
and verdict rendered substantially In ac-
cordance with the above facts.
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THE TOBACCO MARKET As REPORTED
BY THE NEW YORK TOBACCO LEAF
SEPTEMBER o..

.r,.,Y VnpE TnRAEC0 LEAF
b1 n
IYroinia Leif.-The week just closed shows a
m,,rh better aggregate Of business than we antci-
.,ated me financial crash that was prccipitatcd ly
the failure on Thursday last of the banking ouse OF
lev Cooke Coz of this city. well calculated 10
no, ONLY monetary ,t iirs In this CITY, but
tr.da and commerce as we'll: and II IL matter OF
surprise that any mercantile business at M VS.
,,rco ira e We find however. from the totals OF inc
y.rous branches transactions were but sl,ghlN
nfnpnccd by the panic that followed the
n"mnrsion ~ this aud other large banking
sr parar generally considered good In The
w ILL.,, w,s nronabIV pretty closely scrui-
uial ,ar"ra b.lnv accepted. and some sales
miAeo - hoo, deferred until IL could be seen TO
may nav e.S III hnEs war. going tn he affected by
nlat ~ ILL ~ tne nrcat stock Specializing compa
s hnI hayHnd this traffic went along usual and
nxc.nt in tli feeling of curious xp"ctancy. wnch
was EVERYWHERE visible. no difference between thc
la and preceding week perceprble III the or<l-
nary 0ow and current OF events. There were no
Failures and no signs OF unusual tmiarrassHe''t
nor Is there likely 10 be any trouble arlsiR from
this cllse svtn II there were now 10 nc sehIiI'
nnufcial revulsioh. throughout the couutrJ-whrh
-, our oriuon there will not be- thr tobacco trace
and. for that matter. the mercinlile community
generally are In the best possible bntlton 10 WIFI
staud the shock.
Through III the whole o! the past yeir tnere it''s
been lust enough OF uhccftilntl III uh"c w . .u
mrrch tnts cautious, ana, rs q consequence neie
h been very little speculation ailoiLT .e t ,in
I'VE DO ght anu 500 W., VIII ,h, nnnr.neI OF both
heavy stocks ana pau dep ;. ~ az ihi,,,,,s In ,
are owed is inucn u usuai' a'lu 'ici. ,,Taw m
period OF disaster are lhetic b ,h.r j. ~ ver but
heir deposits, concerning WHICH lieie - "' ~ "
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COTTON MARKETS. SEPTEMBER Is.

NEW ORLEANs.-ITnsettled and nominal; MID
ilings, lts6Ol7c.: low mddlipgs. l6Nletc.; strlc
good Ordinary, l5t SIC: net receipts, Els paiss
gross receipts, 2,232 bales: exports c0stwlse, vi
bales; s1lc-. 500 bales: stock, li.s45 bales
AUGUSTA.-SO market; receipts sSl bales; sales
IS bales.
WIMISGToS.-Qniet: miidlings. re. nrt re-
ccipts, LIS bales sales, bales; stock, $40 bales
NEMPlIIS.-SomInal: receipts, oi2 bales; ship
mcnts, 657 bales: stock. SCI bales.
BosToS.-Quiet: middlings, 2o{c sales, loo bales
stock, 1000 bales.
MARLEsT0H.-Stand-still net receipts. so5 bales
cxnorts c0astwisn. 50 bales: stock. 6.7l9 bales.
NORFOLK Net receipts, 3a5 bales; exports coast
vie, as5 bales ales, 80 bales; stock, s23 hl;es.
MoBILE.-tntr,ly nominal; Des receipts, y.
bales exports coastwiSe. G05 bales; stock, 7,aI
bales. 80
GALvEsToS.-Unsc:lled: net receipts, 1913 bales
stock, T,il4 bales.
P!lILADELrIuA.-Ciross receipts, 90 bales.
SAVANNAH -Quie': middlnss, l6tc net re.
ccpt5. 1853 Ules; sales. ~ bales stock, 1912 bales
EALTIMoRE.-IlulI, lower: midd nss, lsc.: low
mGdngs, l7c.: strict q cd ordinary l6sc.; net re-
ccpts ISL hales gross receipts, :s3 oales: expor's
coast Sse, 2Sl bales Stock 900.
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New FACTS IN OCEAN Observation-Disclosures
sAGEs PAsSISG EACH OTHER Or TIE SAME
WIRE-At length the suggestion some time
since proposed of making one wire transmit
messages both ways ut the same time has
been successfully carried ont on two of the
ocean lines of the Eastern Telegraph Com.
pany, and there is every prospect OF its
being accomplished all the way TO India.
This double working is done on the cables
between Lisbon and Gibraltar $50 miles.
and MALTA and Alexandra $50 niles; AMI
they fully expect to be able to apply it to
the longer sections-bctWccn Malta and Glib
raltar I,120 miles,, Suez and Adm 1,45O
miles,, and between Adm and Bombay
4 $40 miIeS)-or in all 500 miles, with the
aid OF tive stations. This system, though
for some time conceived, is now proved to
be practical and will perhaps work an ex-
tensiyc change in the best OF long.Sca tele.
craphy. l. is highly ingenious, and is de-
sclioed as consisting in having double line
of wires to each instrument, one connecting
the stations and one passing to the earth.
These are coiled in opposite directions around
a magnet, so that the battery currents are
nputraliZ.d. In working, the transmitting
line being clear, one operator WORKS lie
others instrument. If the two happen to
signal Mt the same time, the two currents
meet on the transmitting line, and are con-
duc'e ed back through the carth-wire, work
ing each operators own instrument. They
see exactly what is amiss, and act accord
inglv. This is called system of duplex d"
notwithstanding. and is done By means OF
condenser, which splits the current OF cleo
trici,y and enables the operator to send mes
sages through the one cable at the saline mo-
ment.
And if to this system the new American
invention that of being able to transmit
messages through land wires at the rate OF
five hundred words per minute-be added.
both will give such additional facility to tee-
graphy as ought greatly to diminish the cost
10 the public. - Cincinnati, Times.
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THE RICHMOND SINGING FESTIVAL DELE
CATION FROM GERMASIA M.ESsEKcHoR.-[b Bal
timore .Sln, 18th. THE Gcrmania MInner'
Choir of this city will be well represented at
the approaching festival Of the Richmond
singing societies. Thiriy.fve members OF
the Mrnnercbor, Including the president,
Professor James Letter, the rice-president,
Charles f. Dohme, and the leader, Professor
Charles Lcnschow, will attend. On sunday
morning next they will start upon a char
tered steamboat, taking the Washington ana
Aqua Creek route. At Washington they
will be Joined by the Srngerbund of tbll
city. and will arrive in Richmond about =
p. ST., where they will be met by the socle'
ties of that city.
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WILMINGTON, y. c.

SEPTEMBER .3-Spirits TurDentins-sales OF
400 casks AT sssc and 40 casks SIC. per gal
TON for southern packages. Market quiet.
B0sia Sales OF 200 barrels strained at s2.s0: lsV
b,rrels strained. delivered, at 1891 l5o barrels eS
ira No. 1T Is.75 and Ito barrels pale at Ta.za NIT
rrude TMrpentine-Sales Of l7s barrels at 70 toI
virgin and yellow-1ir, aud ~ for hari-a ueche Vi
lac on last rcDOrts Market quiet. ,,,
steady -, .,,, :,
n MnrLe, unie ut the Following quotalo ions: Low
ordinary, He: ordinary, lsc- good ordinary isc
strict good ordinary. I5c low IniddnS' leG
ding, lsc.
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NORFOLK. Va.

SEPTEMBER "a t0tt1n.-Thc market to-day was
very duh tie. of - bales reported on basis oi
l7Iml7sc for los middling. The receipt, wcr': on
r,l"s exports, 3O5 bales; ami stock on the inarke
793 bales.
Torn The market continues very quiet; sales Oh
a small lot of western mixed at 75c.
Uh.nt.-The market to-day was weak: no trans
actions TO report.
PeunWs.-hlarket dull: no sales.
EU1s.-Sales to-day ii 256l27c. ,.
IT9ck-Swcct potatoes, yellow. Sl.75a:2 per
Iurrel Irish potltocs (unrtlernl % per barrel
Onions, $5GS5 SO per barrel. 49,
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oaI Wheat ueak: white choice, &l.7cGj5t72: fair
10 nrt,ne choice Si.4sd si.es: choice auer, eS;
GOOD Sa 70 Prime red sse: sass
MsI.40: OHIO and 1ndi lna red. si.aSs,sl5S: EenE-
syiyonis siEs6f1sf.s5. Corn dull white southern,
Zoe: yellow southern. slgeszc. Rye quiet and
steady: southern. aid3s7c. z ,
PORK dnil M III. 5anS.7 Is. Bulk meats nom inal
Bacou-unly limited jobing demand. Sugar:cnred
hams. llGl6c. Lard dull and nominal at stg.3c.
Western butter, good 10 choice, oogeesc. " nlshe9
quiet but firm ut oSc.' ~ ~. -s5s
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
Thursday, September IS. '
-.ss. OFFERINGS. r.
WuRAT.-Whitc, jas bushels Red, col bushels
OATs.-2eo bushels. ..as
Rye bushels.
SALES.
WHEAr.-No sales reported.
OATs.-5o bushels prime Virginia spring at soc
<s bushels very good Virginia spring at 4scpIsi,
93 bushels f.
RYE.-s bushels very good at ~.
...... RE-EXHIBITED.
WHEAT.-Red. 10? bushels.
OATS.-9s bushels.
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ST. LOUIS. $40.

SEPTEMBER 22.-Tobacco.-Lower, on the sinni!
hoxus M IS sOG "a: passed. ilogAhcad and box
rejected hogsilead at So box Al IS. So.
WcIlote e. 10" MS. (: Planter, luss :6g s.; mgmt
weights and common smokers. Sa0I6; common
Ie,f, l76lSs: medium ditto, ss9f9: good 1ilIo'
S925@$Il: factory dried shipping leaf IT, m,mai-
none off ring at 81 5DM $40; dark To good niier G
SsGIS,o5U: cnlory and bright filters, Sil51M $50 :;
colory wruppcrS S2G6tS35: fine bright, Slo(%sIV.
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FERTILIZERS.


SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LINE,
manufactured and for sslcby
THE ATLANTIC AND VIRGINIA FERIi-
~.-. LIZING COMPANY .., -.
at their office,
No. 1l19 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va; -,
ana for sale by the following general az nts:
JOHN .ARRIkGToS, Il SONS. Petersburg:
HUjE 4 JOHNSTON, Alexandria.
Price. $50 per ton OF 2.'uo pounds, cash on DC
livery al the tide water points. ...-. r
MANAGERS. s1.'.. =,
WILLIAM G.. CKENsIiAw, Presidents O.:
FRANK G.. RUFFlN,
JAMES X. CRENSHAw, .
WILLIAM 7. SEWARD.
For particulars send for circular post-'nice oo1
No. 909. Give 1t a trial.
FRASK G. RUFFlS,
ca swswlm W. y. RUFFIN.
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n11r.u,1I1E MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. September 25.-Flour In fair de-
as. Provisions dull and droopins. Pork held ut
$40. Bacou-Shouiders. sStGoc clear rib. SIG loc;
clear, lOsc packed. Lard-Tferce, ssG3c. keg, asc
Whiskey nominal. &s
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ATFXaSDREA. VA,

SEPTEMBER 2l.-The market for Wheat IS d,lii
and UNCHANGED: offerings OF 2loO bushels: WIN saes
r. s.GSl.55 for medium to lod, and SlCo@Sls2 Tor
prime Corn is III light receipt, and prices are &c;
hotter. offerings OF as. bushels with sales OF mlxei
NJ ma ssiGsTc and yellow ut Sales of rye ut S.
9nGSsc. SIN III offerings Of Oats, with sales at 10
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,,r1rucyn 1rvE.sT0CK MARKET.

RICHMOND LINE-STOCh MAHhET.
The following is the report OF Mr.. l.. Glnmi.
wcigllnaster. OF the sales Of live stock from the
18th To the 2lth of september, 1873
CATTLE.-ls5 head good to prime sold from go
sJtEEP.-Good 10 extra. 4a6lsc., gross.
HoGs.-Coru-fcd, 7ig7tc.. net; swist'tea, t'a
LAMBs-Prr head. sold from 81 .5OlGs3.5O.
STOCK SIIEEP.-Per head sold from 50 .SCgS3.
TEALs.-Per head, sold from sGtG tl2.
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ST LnII1s ,IARKETs

ST. IoCIs, September 7s-Flour; 10 market
bushes confined to n ing small orters. Corn dull
No. mixed, 3sic. Whlskey dull al asc. Pork iuii
and nominal Bacon dull and only small order
lots TO trude. Lurd-no sales.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, September IS, Rfs.
In consequence OF the unsettled state OF hnsncial
matters, little nothing Is being done by our mer
chants. Prices for all kinds OF merchandise re-
main about the same as last week.
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BALTIMORE, September 75--Cattle aD2c. lower
very hest on sale to-day a.dsc.; first quality $50
4ic. medium, s@aic; receipts 9os7 nsad; sales
stiiIcrs ss67fc. receipts 5,s4o head. >hcep-g oot
demand fr stock sheep at ss9s4 per head; receipts
Of hpnd
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ok Of a splendid collation. prenred by the

vic
matron, Miss Mary Rhett.
At 5 O'Clock was held the general meeting
to promote the interests Of the seminary.
The Rev. George A. Smith, of Alexandria,
Va. the oldest alumnus, was called TO the
chair, and the Rev. DR.. L. A. Dalrymple was
elected secretary. Addresses were made by
Rev. DR.. Norton, Rev. Charles Page, and
Rev. DR.. Joshua Morsell; after which reso-
luton was offered, and a committee appoint
ed, to report this evening or as soon as prac-
ticable. upon the measures necessary to be
taken to eXtricate the seminary from Its pre-
sent financial embarrassment. At this
writing the meeting Is awaiting the report
of this committee. G. w.
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BY Telegraph.
New YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, september 25-.otton rf' Simur
mud nominal sales OF OF bales IL i,llios. :"
Whisky quiet at 9.c. cash. What ana cora NJ ,n
r,,,ugrd Coffee very quiet; hio, ziis5se: =, hi a
,,a, ,orS dull au.t -loHet: rev, Sis-ss l 81 .9u.
ri auiet and shade easier. Nafais aiia I'i'o"
n lief, s
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

CINCINNATI. September Is. - Flour quiet and
steady at so.so@s71o. Corn quiet and steady at 5G
CSC. Pruvisons-n0thing doing.
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OFFICIAL.


OFFICE CLERK HOUSE OF DELEGATEs,l
RICHMOND, VA, August 2o, is!o.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OFlAS.
d srMyLY approve April 2. 1873. II Is lawful
for the Circuit Cour: Judges OF this Common,
wctlth until the times for holding the terms OF
their respective courts shall be prescribed by law.
Z, dx the time FIR holding such terms. the E:u
IL tie tleyeuth Circuit ilas lsen ESci III foiloHs
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT. -,
Prince IyIuinm. second Monday IN October
E"rS,r -serDnd Monday In June, hrs. .%elnes-
day ln November and ars. Monasy ~ EsDf M5,
I'm DE Io,er an, third Moncay In January. ,3;,x,
FnuTtier.-Tuestay after hrst MONDAY , in ssp
,enber. second Monday ID December, ana 1ucaday
q tier first Monday In April. .,.,y AZ IL. =,
observation-disclosures alter fhffo nonvtJ IN
NH T,.esasy after frst Monday iu dune, and
tuesday after four aoaa " h ssresss n NV @.
eond Monday In November, aud second Moray W
Eebr,EIy. 49,, ~. :. ,h,,,s
Monday ia November, aud third Monday ~ teofu-
AIRY. :, 1890, ~; na ~ Vird1,i.
au ?7-2awlm 80 - z
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LOUISVILLE. KY.

SEPTEMBER -Mnnufuctnrcd Tub1cco.-Activt
md tir,mcr We quote Virginia brand,-dark Ia
bright, at 4eMsoc. and western brands, dark To
az !O6y 53c,
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Observation-Disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER rs. 1873.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, SEPTEMBER 70, 1879.
SIM rises ....,,, G.n4 Moon sets. $40
go, ~. ssSi uiph t,ir...,......,, T.3U
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FINANCIAL.
Nv TakeeraDfl.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK: September 2jJ-Gold, tu5. Western
Union, ssQg.0. The Government gold sale has been
postponed Gold carrying rates. SAT; ciearlngs of
s.ts,ooo In foreign. Exchange unsettled; prime
bankers, 90 days sl5s; commercial bills, eGi. tits
estimated that two millions In gold have been
shipped to New York from England since the panic
begun.
BALTIMORE, September 2s.-yirginla consols, IL
bid; <93 asked. -
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OPERATIONS OF rHR BoGUs HERALD CoRRE-
sPoEDENT IN CHARLoTTEsrILLE.- lJeterson' an
Repu5lican, oath IA person calling himself
G.. A. Stanton, and registering himself rs
correspondent of the New York Herald, has
been visiting the Virginia Springs, ingratiat-
ing himself into favor with the proprietors
and visitors. We saw him at the Sweet
Chalybeate, and found him in Charloites-
vile on our return. lie wore gold specta-
cles; man of good appearance and com
muncative, and was, perhaps, thirty or
thirty.five years of age. In this place he put
up at the Central Hotel, and after staying a
few days left without paying his bill, leaving
his baggage in his room. The porter Of the
hotel received the following note from him,
dated Washington House, Lynchburg, Sep
temher 20, 1873: tE
g. Porter Of the Sd Fiore:
"Pay my bill aud you can have my bag
gage, two satchels, opera-gla>ses. and dust
er; are worth Sl0O. Yours for tavors,
&c. A. STANTON,
"gone TO -"
The proprietor Of the hotel, Mr.. William
J. PARROT, took possession OF the baggage.
and on searching it found perhaps fifty of his
attempts to initiate the signatures of }. IS.
FickIen and others. One of them is before
US, and is as follows:
"GosuES, AUGUSTA COUNTY. VA I
"(21330.) September 10th, 1913. }
"1Messrs. McK7m G TO-, Bankers, Baltimore:
PAY c. D. Lord & Co. or bearer, Thir-
teen Hundred and Thirty Dollars. and charge
to nv account. j. B. FICELEs.'
A draft on J. j. McKim & Co., payable in
Baltimore, for $3.50, signed j. d. Ficklen,
was paid in Lynchburg.
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piedmont GUANO.
80 TONS PIEDMONT GUASo.
Price, ss7 per ton.
For sale by .-
GO ,s-9w F.&s. WORTHAM& co.

rTRY THE VIRGINIA. Fkk llLlLEk,
l. No. LON YOUR WHEsT THIS SkASoS..
At the sug. estion of Inuuy farmers am dlrectea
nv the manufacturers TO reduce Tie price OF TUE VIZ,
duia Fertilizer To s25 per which Is conSaertd
l,y those who hive tried Ii to be far below It's nta
value; nut having bg supply on hun,t. anu aIa-
ions for parties TO try IL they have deterlntncd 10
reduce tie price for tnis seson only, In ORDER 10 in
trod &c II. Give II q trial
Ea and Produce commission MercltaLt,
ca k-,In 1888 Main street. ~n'r I GENT
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 25 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, mcrchan,
disc and passengers. W. L. Porter. agent.
Steaulcr Eliza Hancox, Clifford. NTrIolk. iner.
:l,andise and passengers. L.. Is. latum' agent.
Steamer Wyanpke, Couch. New YORK, merc!;,ii-
disc and rssscugcrs. C.. W. Allen & Co, agents.
Schooner rarragit. Hart Boston. ice, "abcock'
Schooner HELEN Mir, Sickcr5nii, Boston, Ice
Babcock. ,-, -
Schooner Bertha S1uder, Wooster, Windsor, y
s. PLASTER. Staples 4 Blair.
Schooner brunette, Tall, Earrc tic Grace. coal D
II, llawcS.
SAILED.
Steamer State Of Maryland t;e0gh"san, Bali-
more. merchandise. W. +. Brett.
Schooner Major W. II. Tan(ul, Sho", Phllau u
phia. granite, curtis X Parker. r,,,.
Schooner Active, -, New YORK SW Chy
Point c;,tlne. coal and Zinc ore, Curtis Y iarker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner Annie. Alexandria, September %.
: l,.,uncr X. &. Sttnnard, Baltimore: Septcuhbsr
SchoonerG. NJ Partridge, Bunker, R1ckiand, at
Bark ceres, Sockcn, Liverpool. July &c, sailed Au-
gust 5. , ,.
Bark Edwin Christopherson, Liverpool, Angus:
Bark Del pommer, Jlhnke, Liverpool, Septcin-
herr.
Schooner Louisa \. Kelly. Wood Hole, 9sh.
Schooner 6. NJ. Partridge, Clifford, hochianu.
MEMORANDA.
New YORK Sepienier 23.-Arriycd, sch0oncrs
j. 4. Oh linbcriin, Rogers: D +. Mills, fhinj5,
Bickf0rd. Brown II. T. " GOD, Corlies: D. II. Beck
ford, Kelly; !, illiam Ginm, Mehatf.y. virginia.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, September o5.-Arrived. ateamersta
lifornia, Trlnacrla, Cirnbria City OF Merida. anu
Algeria.
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a..,t,soRE, September as.-FIour entirely Lenn-
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=, A TERRIBLE MURDgR-BEATEN TO DEATH
BY A LuNArIc.-[C Charlotte Courthouse Ga
2stte. The road leading from Shadows
burg 10 the Bethlehem church was on Sat
.urddy evening last the Goth instant the
scene or q most terrible and brutal murder.
A colored man named Henry Evans, who
was returning with an ox-team from Farm
vile. was assailed by another colored man
by the name of Edmund Wilkes with a
fence rail, and beaten until his head was lit
er,lly crushed u an almost shapelesS mass.
Not content with his work Of death, the MUIR
.derer stripped the body Of his victim, put
his clothes upon himself, and continued to
beat the chest and upper portion OF the body
os if to make his bloody work doubly sure.
When the alteration first occurred the
cries OF the murdered man reached the ears
of Mr.. j., III, Davis, about half mile from
whose house the fatal deed was enacted. tie
Immediately slated TO intercept The team
which he turned back, and followed on un-
ill he came in sight of Wilkes, who bran
dished portion Of the rail stIi III bis hands
and ordered him not to approaci. Mr.:
Davis, however. rushed upon and secured
h m. with the assist ncc OF Mr. X. A. over
I'D ,..er., -. II day ~ w. -
yeyed 10 the jill in this yiilage. It was win
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
State of Trade at other Points.
LYSCiiBURG, VA.
DhNNfLLE, Va.

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The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03
AT COST.

To make room for large ;nvotces soon to arrive.
 We "guarantee' satisfaction in quality and PRICE, and those desiring anything in stock, will not regret examining same before doing SO III auy other market.
 Orders from parties ata distance will meet Witf the same care and attention as though themselves present.
 Highes. price paid fer BULL LION, HIDES, or any other mar ketable article produced in the country.
 Consigned merchandise, Ina- chinery, etc, will Ike promptly forwarded 10 destination, aS usual, by careful sad competent freight CTS, at current Eates. VIM, E. ROopEIs t co.
 Yuma, May lS. la722,
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

be cut ou' for purposes of ve,tila. tion; G of the offices 10 have fire places; also one plank door 10 open from jailor's room to outside stockade; door and window cas- ings and rostrunI 10 be we'll paint ed, also doors to be painted; floors to be of dirt well packed, and of approved material; all walls to be Of merchantabie adohes; buildings to be completed within months from signing contract; payments to be rfiade as prescribed by the act authorizing the construction of county buildings for Yuma County. All bidders must deposit with the County Treasurer Of Yuma County the sum of Two Hundred Dollars to be forfeited to the said county in case such bid is accepted, and the bidder shall fail for ten days after being notified thereof to give bonds as shall be required by the Board Of 
 By order of the Board of Super visors. JAMES s. SPANN,
 Clerk of the Board.
 Yuma, A. T., April 10, 1873. 1t
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-05-03
EIIRENBERG, X. T.
YUMA, A. r.

Having closed our retail depart ment, we shall, from and after this date, attend exclusively to .hc wants of our jobbing custom CTS throughout Arizona Territory and Sonora, Mexico.
 To interior merchants, srnail dealers, station keepers, saloon keepers, npchmen, freightcrs, etc., who buy in quantities, we now offer oar entire stock Of gt.lals