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North Carolina.

Hx aovsRnoR GRAHAs's srcCEssoR--THE con-
sTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
RALEIGH, september 1.-THE Orange coun'
" election to ill the vacancy in the Consti
tu,ional Convention caused by the death OF
Ex-Governor Graham, resulted in the cleo
ton OF Paterson (DemocraO by some GOO,
thus giving the Democrats two majority.
The Convention is now fairly at work.
The ordinance fixing the per. diem of the
General Assembly has passed its final read
ing, and the one reducing the Supreme Cour!
Judges to three from five passed its second
reading to-day, some fifteen Republicans
voting for it. TIE ability Of the body IS be-
comit developed 10 debate.
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Nebraska Democratic Convention

OMAHA, September 1.-THE Nebraska
Democratic Convention is the largest ever
held. A platform was adopted, the financial
plank Of which is as follows
ave are in favor Of sound currency.
coin or its equivalent, as essential to stability
ia business and the restoration of prosperl-
ty: Of steps towards specie-payments and no
step backwards.
ave deprecate all attempts to commit the
Democratic party to system of paper-mopey
upon al unconstitutional exercise OF Federal
power as a crime against the common vel
rare and 3 wdnton violation OF cardinal ar
ticie Of the Democratic creed.N
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The Fast Mails.

CHICAGO, September T.-Tbe fast-mail
train over the Pennsylvania Central, which
left Cleveland twenty minutes behind time,
arrived here five minutes ahead of time. The
engineer tainted as be pulled the engine into
the der0t. .-- ..s
The-tast mail train over the New York
Central arrived eight minutes ahead of time.
A portion of the distance between Elyria
and Sandusky was made at the rate Of seventy
miles per hour.
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'c1IUioid Is Kew chemical combination
Sa'o 70 he induratcd gun-colton and CAM
pH"f. II Is coming into extensive use for
CONT, cheap jewclrv, harness trimmings,
hhi'r' handles, and like articles which have
n'AeL.o been made o. IVORY, bone, coral, and
ia u rubber. l's subs anee is ceLiainly Pc
epi'ar. drIica'ci, formed finger ring can-
ho' D" bfOkrn bl heavy blow with ham.
n'c', but whrn brought IN contact with fire
u lshl'ta aud burns az quickly as parior-
na'ch. Tbs is a rather serious defect in
'n' article. Which is IS handsome as ivory,
aHd can nc manufactured Of varied colors. A
Manu'artory Of crlIul I'D at Newark last
week exploded, csu>ing loss Of life aud
much damage 70 property.
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lie Irinc. = whose hand it is said that
H1v"n Isabella Of SPAN is now personally
ncH"tit'!n@ % ,ccurc for her son Alfonso is
Gv>ci bed i, icing one of the Ioyeiest and
"'-h'r>! young ladies' OF her rank in the
""''d. She i the lnllnta Mercedes, sister
VI II" Countess OF Paris. and third daughter
o. th' Duk' OF Montpensicr. She is now but
niue oErr ht'"rn Years Tf age. Her mother.
Hic'n isahr'a'S sister, was married to The
YAK" "i Montncnsier. however, before she
ma reached her fifteenth birthday, so that
th'> n"'d hc ~ Obstacle, and the Orleanists
III rance are streuuously urging On the
Ma,Ci,,
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INC Ecd Cloud commission will probably
NAM so Teports--a maj one signed by
al 'hv mcmort-cXccpt Dir. Faulkner, and a
!4'H'i'! report signed by the latter gen.
t'enIth. The former will admit irregularities
d th' Red ClGud agency. but will say that
40 evidence va, adduced to prove that either
zoe Commissioner Of Ipdiau Affairs or the
secretary OF the Interior were cogniZqnt of
su'h irregularities. The minority report will
sustain IN the main ;ha charges Of fraud
"'AIH>t Agent SsyIle, and will sharply criti-
N'c ltc Commissioner and the Secretary for
tncIf 'nd'hrTcnce 70 the complaints against
Tie agency 10 question.
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Inst Year,a Cation Cron.

NEW ORLEANS, September 1.-THE Crop
Committee of the National Cotton Exchange
is sued their report to-day, making the total
crop for the year ending September l, 1875,
1897 S45 bales; of which 2,674,44S bales
were exported to foreign ports, and 1,2OO.473
bales were taken by home spinDers. The
average weight of the crop was 46S pounds
per bale.
The production Of cotton in Virginia is
reported at 1864 bales. CEyidently
Hrong1
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,,,,..,. ~. CUMBERLAND KECNloS.-lHB
,..r,>T. t,E>tSAL SHERMAN. AND OTHER
- .......fy l'EESuHS PRESEST.-I be o'n'n
.....r 'l,, ~rctr., ot the Army oi me
80. .... t.i.f4 ,,iutar0rri 81 Utica, y. -.
.s. President Grant and Scnstor
.-...f..v yFrrc PRESENT. HencfaiS ShHIuia'
.,t ut,hr- let he PROCESSION 10 the opcta-
H.. .,nr,,'.,,!, we're made tor i speech
f,. President, hur he simply bowed. Gcn-
W.. -.a-iy,u ra.de frw flcctiolS remarks.
',.....r iloa,.- presided in the absence OF
,......-.f ~g,-.alu. cno %aS reelected prcs''
w.. y..,l - ,l5n rr OF v!cc-prcSidentS and
,.,'., officers. The society resolved 10 ho!d
T.. ,.>. n,r.lng At Purlairlphia, July & and
= 80. WEDNESDAY night The meeting con-
,fl. 4. ..i H. c'i' "r~iiIum'nsteu IN hopot
.... ru..r. Guptain GiidcrSleeve aud his
...,.,,,..- Of ~" Annrlcsn rifle team were
.-,..,n. K ,l- uog:a-ll0uSe aud greeted win
i.,.... ,v... ~.lntvr Cunkllug delivered an
lines. ot .,,i.oin" 10 The Society. Colonel
t,....-,.. q. Waterman. OF Chicago, Delivered
49,. ..,-,,. ,r. Prr>lti-ut Grant, in response
t,,.... and r!l,cr>. made !e" remarks. he
fym..,t um.rr from mixing speech, Dut
.4.t.... ,,ur,r. l., to write tnd have the vast
.,r.,,.,,.,.,... ,,hu hr could tell OF the glo-
r..,,,. ,.,..t;> uf' me Aimy OF the Cumberland.
T.u Pr...d.n; remarked that there were
r.li;- W4ilu.. 10 loI NV hun who were not
III ed w.,r nj, dlliouIty-1. e.. the want
q, to- ;rul'y o. aklug i'll pubic. 1nls
;u-.' wt- received wi.h laughter and cheers.
tr.n,.ai ~arrurn closed with glowing
,r,h,' - ~" Array Of toe Cumberland.
>r~rHc> VIE do made ~ Generals Hook
,r ana >Ion.ln. ana Ex-Governor Seymour
followed ~ a lroslhy ~pecch fuI! OF compll-
r,u, and praise OF the Grave men OF The
Amy OF IL" CumJ"~land.
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MRS. WEED AND MISS BYRD WILL
lNl resume The duties OF their SCHOOL for young
ladies' and children SEPTS MBER 18TH ut 800
MAIN STREET: between Third and Fourth.
1l-dQfSpnd2f
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN An
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September IT, 1875.
OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, s7s bushels. Rel 4.s42
bushels. .srt+t-s-
CoRN.-V White, 1875 bushels. Aired, 70 bushels.
OATS.-1.774 bushels.
BROwSSTUFF.-G4 Bushels.
BEASS.-172 bushels.
SALES.
WHEAT White, A bushels good at 41.35; 30
hushoIs fair at Sl.3l: "a bushels at $l.26: 276
bushels common at 81 10; "a bushels common at
81 O5; 60 bushels prime At t1.45: AZ bushels at
S1.25; $50 bushels common at 81; l9o 6ilSnes
fair al ) 80; "a bushels good At 1877; 194
bushels common At $1.20; 1S4 bushels common
at III 10; 4G bushels common on private terms
10S bushels common At IL %: IA bushels com,
mon at S1.16- total 1855 bushels. Ret. 46O
bushels very good AT 81 40: $50 bushels at $3.50
ga bushels at 81 25; 1872 bushels common at
$3.50; SO bushels common at 81. O5: 22G bushels
1856 bushels common at 90c.: 3 IL tushels a. Sl.3O
SO bushels common at 81: 200 bushels common al
S122; "a bushels al 1927; 766 bushels common
on private terms; so bushels fair al S1.2S; ZOU
bushels very good on private terms SO bushels fair
at 1875: &c bushels very good ut 81 .i3; IA bush.
els at 8l.16; 34S bushels al a1.10; 8 bushels al
75c-iOtal, 1896 bushels.
CORN White, 120 bushels prime at Soc Htred
2 bushels common at 76c; SO bushels good al
7Sc.: 104 bushels prime at S0c.-total, LUG
bushels.
OATs.-70 bushels good spring at 45c.; AZ bush
els common ut 35c.; "a bushels very gOou spring
at Acc; "a bushels fair al 44c.-total, $50 bushels
RE-EXHlBlrED.
WHEAT White ITO bushels.
DkTS.-l2S bushels.
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Alabama Esitl Of RiShtS.

MONTGOMERY September 1.-THE Consti-
tn ionul Convention adopted the bill OF
rights to-day. The following section was
adopted unanimously:
THE people Of this State accept as final
the established fact. that from the Federal
Union there can be 20 secession of any
Sfa,p -
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- RICHhOND AND rxrEhsBURGl
.. E1nl RAILROAD COMPANY.
TOMMENCING JUNE /. 1876, trains
" on this read will run as follows: s
LXAYE RICHMOND SOUTH.
$40 A. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily Except Su1p
day.. connecting for al points Sorth
and West. SleepinX-car attached. .
day., with coach attached, for Peters.
burg and stations on the Southsido
road, Lynchburg, and the West. ~, J
1:45 r. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. .PxS.
sengers taking this train win nnkko
close connection at Petersburg fcE
500 p. H.. FREIGHT daily Except sandayA
with coach attached. - .
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH. -,
7SO A. a.: FREIGHT TRAIN daily. toIoeDt
Sundayl with coach attached. 7
1o:Ao A.. e., THROUGH Mali. daily, eonnseinS
II with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
- Potomac railroad for all points EaA
and West. JIE $#L
500 P. H.. FREIGHT daily te1ceDt sundsyh
coach attached.
1885 P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL dsily except Bun.
day., connecting with RtchMonAs
Fredericksburg sad Potomac raiiro&A
Sleeper attacked. running through -
Baltimore. Also making close CON-
nectSon with the Chesapeake and OR1Q
RAILROAD for The Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS will not stop between Etck
m0nd and Petersburg except at chester.
Trains ON the Glover Hill railroad Wiu ieayc
lesye Chester 1t 2:40 P. u. daily except sundays.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start rroa
Ap mx % " A. SHAW. supersntsn6ert.
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\ TH.MwAY tAH lNprlLgp BY CoupRFssJ

\ tsAMwAr Ar lNPELLbD BY COMPRESSED
~. h" e a., ~ su~ SOFT. VI oDcricH tranI-
ny .ar At Gag - lni> week seem 10 have
sa""H I"~ul ~ some importance. The
c@-, "a.'l = implied hy compressed air, is
!h'h'T :Irg"r and heavier than an ordinary
tfhAFly car. Iud cll be driven q ten miles
an hy"r. hu' IL H-uiI speed in towns is to be
oht3 ". a tins rate tbc car can be taken
~ Il dawn IL. >;crp">t gradients overcome
bI n. u.Gll 'run%ay ears, makes no noise,
ana costs tor motlvc.poWcr only one and Il
RAJ IrLcc !"g ln'ic against seven pence per
Mtic "hcn drawn by hor>eS--a saving which
VIII >'on give those who u>e ia monopoly
o. tie lrs!t'. The INVENTION, if really as
Chr@N ~ = a'grd will be most useful for
rf">'-rountrT railways, and ought before
4oH- Z" ~ aV2lci To all TIRES hing machines
al" other heavy engines which now frighten
ihr horses Oh couulry roads, while it eXciteS
q h"l'" that Al some future date we may yet
~ al" 10 di>lHu-c with horses as beasts Of
CIAu~ht. iuc animals have one permanent
0j>a!Fantagein any contest with machinery
tiry cal when they a'e not at work. Spec.
tU.yr.
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A FrON HOUSE, ALTON. VA.-Per.
"A sons leaving the springs who desire to stay In
the mouD tains through sep'eDber VIII ind plea
SAINT quartz. at the ALTON HOUSE, a ftou d'pot.
Ghesapeake ind ONO railroad The propr ieiors
will endeayor to make the guests comfortable. For
further information apply TO 4
e7-2w q. h. GOODLoE q GU.
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93ltIlulo..d 1lspatfh,:
SEPTEMBER IS, 1870
,,r WITH UATCHET, GrS

rovRAr wITR HATcHKT' ntS'
4 TfES,n'" =. WEAPONS. - iMartlnssown
.<p k>fk ,,,,,s W the Unionvil'c Re-
~; ON last Sl'urdaS . m Grenrhcrrr
i'". -, 49,, ~ II ne residence On ",,,o Iar.
GU n this township NJ. ss''n &c ,h;s
h'N>.[t' ,r,rl, and jams huo'e,s " , ,n,a
tc..' '".,.h,,d. fought nn' az o.u We -
ne >o,on. WmIr Mr.. carter WIS :" wy
A.. Wr Hunter was gT'n",nS , In."es
h'H' an adjoining room ne tt,"n,e'l
fa,'''I,~ ~. down and whet the ha'cae'
'ri''. .n r,in,,re>. then getting up s'Ppeo on
sAa. ,,.,,,i W. got to the door 'ha' leu 20 tne
uH'' I',' rsrier was sitting on the bedSlde
TO" VIZ AN, # Mr.. Lawson's daughters.
tax ...-.1 He told Carter that be had
iiarH 1,,r, he wanted him, Hunter at
hm '.-" ,,,,, having the Ratchet drawn
The >''' .,.yn carter seeing him only in
rr'"' .. ..l.,.., = vun that was on the bed
tl'1' No. ,nnlt ire il Hunter was too
~. q. .'.,, a.. the hall striking in the wall
c,'>' ~ ,.,.i,.> from the dDor.tacing. Hun.
s. mall the time with the Ratchet
lr.h t.,,..r w3rdrd the blows of with hi
W. rI,,f.- KY crhwd'ng him until NJ
"5'", -,,.'i backward on the bed, carrying
"',' n,,g ann. md falling across Mr.
inN ..,nr t.a, ~ pocsc;-Euifc out and opened
:. '>ayr HI, head where both bis arms wer'
,.i,n,r,i from the rapid strokes
.l., A. soon rs his knife was open
~ .r,. h.I! sweep h. cut cash across
'' ,..A ,lx or seven inches long. sew
".. ,.r XIV. Then he Carter drew dowr
,. =. s,.,l nj,h one hand, while the Other
I'...' ,.,I.. ,.yrrcd entirely the right jngu
w." ". y, r. uaa:cr at this time was re
'.,. 3, ..r appearance OF &: lawson, wnt
....,.,rtn II Carer, holding him away
c. ..~,,.,, And said, "Don't let him Gu
''' more" turned about and walked
a. In ,,. and tell. He lived only h!teeE
....'. gr.7 LAWSON took Carter OF. OF
=. -. -.,,. amttom under Hunter. No on
.'..., 30, &m- carer. ~ iinnter had Often
:....,.. t.r...',a,i his life. Hunter was a son
II ,;r. Grrruncrrv Llw>on, whii'
"a. Nr,. Lt~>on'> own brother
....s.g li.a'"r'> uncle by marriage.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September 17-Noon.-Stocks active
and Iowrr. Money Q. God, IL 81. Exchange
Long, AL: short 49, Goyerpm I1e active and
Erenind.-Noney easy at 1k@2. Sterling ad-
vapc.d at 4S1h. Governments active and lower
States quiet and nominal. ...
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF CITY ESGINEER,l

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,l
RICHMOND, VA. Septemn Der 16, 1875. )
NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
~ be received Mt this Office until WEDNESDAY,
September 22d, al II o'clock W., for furnishing the
civ mules and horses with FEED, PtOVENDER,
STRAW. &c, for the Term of three months.
THE Committee on Streets reserves the right to
re- tect any or all btns offered and Of giving the con-
tract for each article required to the loves, bidders
therefor.
Forms of proposals can be obtained by applying
at this Office. w. (. CUTSHAW,
sc l6-dtd City Engineer.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


TIE MEDIATION MOVEMENT.
CossrAsrlsopLE, September r. zAdvIces
from the consuls report that several chiefs
had accepted mediation. Some demanded
guarantee and indemnify. ti5"}
TuRKsY CONTINUING fwARIlRE PREPARATIONS.
] LONDON. September 17.-The Daily Tele.
graphs Vienna correspondent reports that
Turkey is placing her forces 10 Bulgaria on
war footing, and preparing the fortresses on
the Danube for any emergency.
Bavaria.
cESsuRE on The GOVERNMENT.
BERLIN, September 1.-THE Ultramon-
tame majority in the Bavarian Diet is pre-
pairing vote OF censure on the Govern
ment, and will request change in the min
istry. .-
Rome.
TITLE coNFERRHD ON CARDINAL A'CLoskgr. =
ROME, September 17.-The Pope held a
cousisiory to-day aud conferred upon Cardi.
nsl McCloskey the. ring and title of Slncta
Maria Sopera Minerva.
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ltsiGcArltN IS L.ulSvILLE.- Louisville,
~.t..u ~ lG.- Kumor~ are rife TO day 10 the
,,:~r ,1st G.l.'r.t''ou amounting to 100000
h, been discovered in tue accounts OF the
lrur-,'Nic G,> Company. 4 disposition to
keep b" nader quiet Is manifested. aud all
la, cas- BE-. t.tG.rd i that Garrett ID. Mar
snail. N.'r rI,H,'c. l. tn" alleged guilty party
/. j, L1iaI>'n.da settlement 10y which Mar
>.... Z ....r,r> ;r.>uunt and real estate pro-
ur.'} +, lh.t,l> {. usptnl has been IL c,eh,
uaG 10 i,Io>,crI'lan VIII DE- made. Ma7shal
Is ~, auorp .ud tie fact oi bis defacalon
on...G.'a> -rIr:ai Increment aud speculation.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER III 1870.
-...-. ~ ARRIVED.
Steamer Westoyer, skinner. Baltimore, merchan-
disc and pas sengers. l.. B. Taum, agent.
Steamer john sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chaudIse and passengers, l.. Il. T3tuIn. agent
Schooner Ida V. McCabe, Perkins, Havre de
Grace coal Richmond aud Dauyiilc Railroad Conn
pany. 49, ,,.,,, ,,,usr ceoro.town
coal, Old Dominion Steamship Company.
SAILED.
Steamer George w. Elder, Read, New York, mfr-
cbandise and passengers, Oh Dominion Steamfh alp
Company. ,.p,,,h;, ,napohsn
disc and passengers, w. P. Porter, agent
Bark GOWN. Chris Jefferson, Trieste rtd BALL
more, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner "A. e. SDyrke. Flowers, IappahanEeck'
fertilizers. Curtis i PARKER ,.,,.ao,,,,.
Schooner Apthea Godfrey, Shaw, Philadelphia,
granite, Curtis Il Parker
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From New York on wednesday, brig Flora, had
From Philadelphia on the 9Th, schooners ". >.
McNaughton, surns; H. Simmons, Godfrey; A. L.
Palmer, Godfrey.
MEMORANDA.
The schooner Robin Hood, with granite from
Richm ond, has arrived at Philadelphia
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TERMS PER HALF sEssIoN-rAYABLE IN
ADVANCE: 400
Elementary Fpgitsh.
iJigher pgli b ard Math-nat eS
Each lSngrage. :. - ihmcnas OK
IIprpyme IS 4ndteachers' sons. LOT j" ofansns'' -
No extra charges ~ ,,s,, adj
Bows OF eleven years Of age receiVeo' u wen aa'
yapced ev. u YOUNGER ,,ha ,s,b of Sen
circulars al the bookstores aver ''e 10" " "
TENDER. a. after The 18th instant
To the principal, ut No; llUS Cap nm, -
tie schoo''n THO aAS II. NORWOOD,
Principal
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cESsuRE on THE GOVERNMENT.
Maryland state Agricultural Fair.

BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE Annual
Fair Of the Maryland State Agricultural ,Soe
ciety at Pimico closed to. day.. The annual
address was delivered by Ex-Governor
Gilbert c. Walker; of Virginia, which was
attentively listened to by three thousand per-
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RiCHhOND LffE-SIoCh WAhhEI.
Livestock sales report from September II III to
the 18Th, 1875, reported by L. Giinmi, weighmas-
ter: ~
Cattls.-Common to medium, 235 head, 3G4c-
gross: good TO extra, 5@D5ac.
.SheeD.-4GD44c.. gross.
HDqs.-122 head, 10G11c., net.
LdmbS-i'cr head. So 1c @S3.25
Venls-Per head, 361S12.
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BALTIMORE,

40: copsoIs 6oh. West VirgInia's, 9. North Caro-
lima 6's old, 20; new 0 special tax, 2. BID TO-
do
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CTRIBLING SPRINGS,
= NEAR STANTON, Il
viii be kept open SEPTEMBER and OCTOBER.
Board 81 rs per day by the week; 81 per day for
less than week. Plenty OF room.
| CHrSLEY KINNEY, Proprietor.
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Accidentally Shot.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispa'ch.l
TALcorr, w. VA, September Id. w.
Jones. OF the firm Of Jones & Brother, mer-
chants, OF Talcott, W. Va, accidentally shot
himself this evening at 5 O'Clock while ex-
aiming his pistol, the ball entering below the
right eye and passing through his head. lie
lived only few minutes, and was unable to
speak.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Y. Dieath 81 Hon -. i. MeDossein moore:

= IApecsal Telegram to the ,Dspa;ch.I ? !
LEXINGTON, Va. September IL Hon.
Samuel Mcdowell Moore died at bis resi-.
dence, Ia this place, at O'Clock this morning,
10 the seventy-ninth year of his age.
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t:e on psis5s ass ~
SCHEDULE OF TRAINs.-TRAIN No.
Richmond at sos A. n: Leaves, Eurie7iIie a
6sSyie Al III tyf NJ a0sss Il sSs
2; NJ: leaves salisbury at GIG 2. M; arrIVts 1t
ch %RGTs at s;4srS M yo.x ANN srx ON :.
LEANS EIPKRss. Eastward Leaves Charlotte AZ
5;41 A. NJ; leaves Airline Junction at $40 A.
bore: a; 1855 PM. leaves panville at l:l2 r.
NJ; leav., Dunaee q, 20 r: NJ: leaves Burke,
yius al 6 OPP NJ; arrives at Rlcnu,..;a at e:49
TRAIN No. S.-THRoEeH MAn-Nxw YORK
FOR THE SOUTH Leaves Richmond ut l:3S r. a.;
leaves Burkeyi. at 4:52 r. NJ; leaves Dundee at
leaves Greensboro al 245 A. NJ; leaves saI:smIS
4: n: arrives al Charlotte a. s:sS a. i. : t'o .'
Leaves Charlotte At 9:l5 p M; leayes saIisbarJ
at 1888 p. M: leaves Greensboro at 8 A. Il.
sis a. ~ ssve So * a ~
arrives a. Richmond at 1922 p. M. i. Ia, ttre !.
TRAIN NO. 5.-LYNcnBURG AccoMMoDArIoN.
rivcs at BurkeSe al I:g5 r. ". leaves surEtviiic
al 1:2G p NJ: arrives at Lypchburg ut 4:2t p. n.
No tickets 10 points beyond Burkevile viii be SOLD
by this train. - fs.# t.sa -
TRAIN No. ACCOMMODATIONS.
Eastward Leaves Burktytlle at 4:43 A. NJ; ar.
riyes at Richmond at s:o5 An.
Train No. 2 connects az Richmond with the
Chesapeake and ''hio abroad. 80.
Trains Noe. and 1 connect at Greensboro with
trains TO and from Raleigh and Godsboro'. IS
All through trains connect al Richmond and dune
dee with tro.ini on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and PotoTac railroad, and Washington city, Vir-
| pinia Midland and Great Southern railroad, to and
| from Washington Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York. '"... ...-...
Trains Nos. 5 and connect at Richmond with
the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail>
road trains 10 and from Baltimore and eastern
points s.-..
Trains Nos. / and 2 coupect at Charlotte with
trains the Atlanta aud Richmc nd Airline rail-
road 10 and from Grcenville, Atlantis, Montgomery,
Mobile, Pensacola, New Orleans. and all southwest
ern points. ~. ,-..
Trains Nos and connect at Charlotte with
the Charlotte, Columbia and Atanta railroad for
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah, Tallahassee. and an
southern points. - .,..
Train No connects at Rurkeyille with the At
lantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad. from Lynch
burg, Chattanooga, and all southwestern points.
Tickets sold TO al southern and SOUL western
points, aud pargage checked through.
Unbroken gauge from Richmond 10 New OrieanS.
Pullman sleepers run on all night trains. !. s.. l..
Local tickets are Rosd only for a continuous pas-
sage TO the points Damed on the ticket No lay
over checks will be given. f. q
T. NJ. TALCOTT, .
-."r l.- Engineer and Superintendent.
w. T. WEST, Master OF Trains. my20 ~
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