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.nIod from RrusaI Treatment.

New YORK, September 1.-THE coroner's
verdict in the case Of ConnalIy, alleged TO
have died from brutal treatment in the pen
itentiary, is as follows:
"The deceased came to his death by soft
ening of the brain, accelerated by bru.
treatment at the hands of the keepers"
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Indian Outbreak In Nevada and Utah

SAN FRANCISCO, September IAN exten'
sive Indian outbreak is reported in Eastern
Nevada and Western Utah. A number o.
settlers aud miners have been killed. The
women and children are being removed to
places of safety, and troops and volunteers
are going to the scene. The rising is at
tributed to Mormon influences.
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>uITraE >AlT.-puring tie war the county
Q: Hcnnro procured Il quantity of salt from
stuart, BurliaIAn x Co., giving IN PAYMENT
couu'y bonds >'u,rt. Buchanan Il Co.
lately recovered jui.m"rt against the county
f,rlt> nh.h'rtiL,,> ~ iirnr:cp Circuit Court.
Nn Monda, III" c.uu.y OF Heurico brought
suit iu tUr th@rc. ry Court 10 compel Rch.
m,nt 10 lay for >4ril portion Of the salt As
Va, consumed y the people who were living
in lhrrounty a. ihIl jiuc bat have since been
embrace, IL tuls Guy ~ acl OF the Legisla-
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WHAT Is NEEDED.

WHAT Is NEEDED.
BOSTON, February 13, 1871.
Henry r. Herens, Esq:
Dear Sr,-About one year since / found mysel
In feeble condition from general bility. VEGE
TINE was strongly recommended to Inc by frient
who had been much benefited by IT'S use. pro
cured the article, and after using several bottle!
was restored to health, and disconifu ued It's use.
feel quite confident that there Is no meilcnc supe
ror to 1t for those complaints for which It Is cspe
culy prepared, and would cheerluliy recommend
1t TO those who feel that they nc:d something to re-
store them 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
u. J.. RErNNGR,L,
firm of 3. NJ. Pttungill 4 Co.,
No. 10 State street, Boston.
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RATrvE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
Sep. 6, sep. 8, Aug. 2S, sep. 4,
1873. 1874. 1875. 1876.
". c. w. q. ". G. ". c.
s..25 24 Is Is 10 10 13 20

Mean TEN perature for the week ending
August IS. 70; mean temperature for the
week ending September 4, 1928. Amount OF
rainfall for the week ending September 4,
1.26 inches.
Population Of the city, 72,500-w H.,
400; colored, 81 100.
Rate of mortality Of whole population was
q. .25 per 1000 per annum rate of mortality
of white population was 1852 per 1000 pei
annum; rate of mortality of colored popula
ton was ALSO per 1000 per annum.
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GIVES HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND APPE-
TIrF.
MY daughter has received great benefit from the
use of VEGETINE. Her declining health was n
source OF great anxiety to all of her friends. fen
bottles OF the VEGETINE restored her health,
strength, and appetite. N. h. TILoEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
No. 40 Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
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.S'kb.-P"Lc Justice joseph j. White
;'S'"'H'! iincG he following parties Charles
"Say and Waiter Anthony 81 for beirg
- "Et Randall Moore, John SHEpson, and
''e LAY Ior ; each for contempt OF court.
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l have unalyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER y. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FROM FUSIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses. d. Is. MCCAW, NJ. D.'
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College of Va.
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FINE WATCHES, JEwELKY, AND SILvERwARE.
Additional supplies just received. Special atten-
lion given to the repairs of tine watches and jewel.
ry, C. GENNET, 100l Main street.
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""AE-i5ALL,-A matcn game Of base ball
<,' W4'%d re,tcrcty evening between the
r,Hc t'I.p'c ana Athletic, Jr., baseball clubs,
'.'e'''rS lna victory for The iormer by a
ncorc ol a. 10 II.
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T. '"WNAHvK VIOLATIONS. .-J j ,cho Caproni,
,,r,' 'r" L9u!. John Wesley, and 7. aa2an
,.,,. ,,t ""'" slo each yesterday for keepDg
'leII 1Ai.iOoMs npcn on Sunday.
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Annnfnim enf6.

WASHINGTON, September 7.-James Ander-
son has been appointed iDternal-reyenue
eauger in the Sixth Virginia district, and E.
A. McMahon, storekeeper for the same dis
frict
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THE FOOT. AND A0UTH-DIsEAsE.
LONDON, September Fifteen thousand
animals are affected With the foot and mouth.
disease in Dorsetshire.
FAILURE OF TIE PEACH VENTURE.
LIVERPOOL, September 7.-The peaches
per steamer Ohio were rotten on their arri-
val here. They were in perfect order until
September I'd. The ice gave out on the 10th
OF August.
Belgium.
THE GERMAN PILGRIMS EN- ROUTE FOR LoURDEs.
MoEs, September IA train bearing about
sixty of the German pilgrims to the shrine of
Lourdes reached here list night. They start
ed from the station at noon to-day. There
was great crowd present. The burgomas-
ter with large force OF police were on hand,
but there was no disturbance, shouting, or
demonstration.
Russia.
THE KHoKAND REBELS DEFEATED.
ST.. PETER.BURG September IA telegram
has been received from General Kaufman,
commanding the Russian expedition against
the Khokand rebels, announcing that bat
tie was fought on the 4th, in which the Rus
slams completely defeated the rebels, mum.
beriug 10000, who occupied fortified posi-
tiou, which General GUloyatihof stormed.
The enemy were pursued and many killed.
Others were drowned in Amaduria river.
Several guns and n quantity of war material
were captured The losses of the Russians
were incon.iderab!e. General Kaufman
will continue TO advance against the rebels.
Spain.
MADRID, September 1.-THE Biscayans are
renewing manifestations in behalf of peace,
and refuse to pay the taxes levied by the Car
lists. Rumors of negotiations for peace gain
credence.
ROME, September THE date fixed for
the Papal conSistory is September 9th. The
Pope will then nominate occupants for the
vacant sees in Spain, including three in the
district occupied by the Carlists.
Turkey.
ORDER RESTORED IN BOSNIA.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, September 7.-Order has
again been completely restored in Bosnia and
almost restored in Herzegovina.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH FRINTISG-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-08

LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF regulate:
the bowels, strengthens the nerves, inducing bright
intellect and vigorous health.
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The Bank or California.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 7.-There is
nothing new concerning the Bank of Gale
fornia. The arrangements are proceeding
quietly and prosperously towards settlement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-08

h"9oHAL.--krv. j. Il. Tyler having %.
", va '."u 10 ne city viii conduct the services
A' lis church lhi, evening.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-- Unsurpassed ia
cillties for the prompt execution of all kinds of
printing Orders filled promptly and at low prices
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WE WANT TO IMPRESS on THE MINDS Of all onr
readers that they should 20 to BoSCHEN's 10 buy
their boots Shoes trunks, and vaises, 500 and 81
Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-08

,., "S ' IAaFAIGN.-~A special meeting Of tx
n,, ' I'"o Viii br held ou Thursday eve
A"s 'oE campiien purposes.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAE.

y. q. RATCLIFFE, 10 A. NJ, at the drugstore of
G. j.. Anderson, corner of fwenty-Second and
franklin streets, drugs and fixtures.
,AlNE, CABELL u CO., .10h A, d., dry goods,
boots shoes, hats, clothing, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-08

Go TO HERMAN BoscHEN & BROTHERS. 10 hay
your shoes or boots made. A ii guaranteed
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RETAILERS WHO HAVE SOLD ELMw0oD COLLARS
say they can't Ike p store without them. This Is O
good recommendation.
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.rcn.y SEPTEMBER 8, 1876.

,,-ruE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
D. '.,p THAN TIE CONFINED CIRCuLA-
Il ''I, ,,1 THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
,,.rrps OF THE CITY.
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per. Finr:astle Herald !. James p. sSod
Richmor4d EaquirerS w. s.. Gilnan and
Daniel Murphy, Richmond Whig Or. a.
Mont:iro, Manchester Courier John Dod-
son, Petersburg Star; Isaac Goddard,
Rural Messenger; E. FL: Barclay, Lexing
too Gazette. John Grame, of the Whfs
end secretary oflhe Association, left here
! Sunday. r- -tss... 81. .tsf
The following members or the Association
will meet the excursionists In Baltimore to.
day IT. N. Conrad, Montgomery Messenger
| W. w. Scott, Gordonsvilie Gazette A. f.
Stofer, Piedmont Virginian,; Thomas White.
head, Amherst Enterprise; W. d. II. Lynn,
Staunton indicator; W.. P. Hoffman, Bed.
ford Sentinel; N. D. Ball, Alexandria Sen
| EneI. -... tas. ~E r,
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SWISS MUSLIN RUFFS at soc. dozen, Lac E.
EDGE MUSLIN RIFFS only 45c. dozen, at LEVY
RROTuERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-08

LEVY BROTHERS have the largest and best stock
OF SILKS in the city, and their prices are the lowest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-08

j. II. GRAFTON,
No. Ninih street.
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CLoCKs.-Eyery style from S2, S3, 81, s5, an
C. GENNET, 1901 Main street.
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THE GREATEST BARGAIN YBT-those LADIES'
CUFFS which LEVY BnoTHERs are selling at 1Oc
pair.
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THE EsPANoLA and FIGARO CIGARS at W. D.
BLAIR & CO.'S are particularly tl"e for the price.
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SorT.FISIsH cAMBRIC, thirty three inches wild
only Ice. yard at LEVY BROTHERS,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-08

BLACK and wHITE-sTRIPE SILKS only 90c-
yard 1T LEVY BROTHERS..
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LEVY BROTHERS have good style FALL cALICoI
at oSc yard.
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n N. WALKER u CO., GENERAL lN-
Ia sURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN sTxxsfs

l srrRaNCE AGENTS, i9l4 MAIN sTRxSfs
RIcHaoNo, VA, representing The
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTaLE is.
SOEANCE COMPANY. nf Loadon ana os. Eu.as
burgh .Engiand--eapitaI, VI 4lt,OttsGVU kosu.
AMAZON INSURANCE SOMnpaA na y Si1sss'
natl. Ohso-xssets ever 81. oo0.0 600
HANEATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. COakAs
NY. OF New York--essets erer 5000 0,0oo:
EYNCHBURG INSURANCE ANDBA
COMPANY, OF LynchbrfR, ta.-"ssssss WV
$500, 900: ,,xss -
ATI.ANrIo INSURANCE COMPANY, es
Brooklyn, n. Y.--sssats over e3oo.eoV.
puEEIy INSURANCE COMPANY OF Brook.
,yn. M, Y.--assets over 41,U0V 1000 (
,pDaTsMouTH INSURANCE GohrASxt ox
rarsnouTh Ya.-asseIs over 10000.
- ,s,stted With sae Treasurer or Virginia. sIog
Geo. Losse. enttah.y adjusted ana Ssss
at thla agency. App,saaena soiso' NV NV q IL
date attention stsea q aTssa - -. 8 z.
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,.r VyArRxR "ic.DAY.-The probabilities
o,, ,.f.: the fr'nth:T today 'o'" oe c'e"' OF
.,,r,ig Cl0ndg
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LOOK AT THE FALL STOCK OF CAss1hERES jus
received at LEVY BROTHERS..
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1s.UaANCs COMPANIES.

ToHN H: CLAIBORNE, No No: IGs 4,yMaq. Msin
ssTsss sssTTsSsssuRsSCg k,eStSCo CosPaIY oEGEW YORK.
Cash assets over s72000,0oG. Cash diyld. rds
surpassng all others At first aa every sn
Unsiiv and quarterly. The eldest, largest, ana
rSsapest company In the United states.
mn 3sS
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UPHOLSTERY aud
PAPER-HANGISGS.
j. Fl. GRAFTON.
No. Ninth street.
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Turkey.

ORDER RESTORED IN BOSNIA.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 7.-Order has
again been completely restored in Bosnia and
almost restored in Herzegovina.
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r,,s yra7xcs YESTERDAY was clear and
',, lrr:ny the day Early in the morn
w., vs., howe,rr. snd at night it wss cool and
'H-, ,,-,.oat ana assembled the fall OF the year
indeed "
A"'' September Z. 1878.
. 60 y I. M~.........." 90
A.. NJ ~ 6 r. M....,.......... SU
'.- M'''''' ~ Nidnigiit. ............. 6S
.,s, -e,-..p,r,ture: 76 So.
SEPTEMBER Z. 1874.
M,....7s L. M.''...92i l. a''' ''''''o'
u,ys temperature 80.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE sAEE.
BY Bobart b. Lyme,
successor 10 Lyme & b. o!her,)
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Main

EOR SALE, A vERYVALUABLE AND
E desirable BRICK STORr. with large
NV Filing and good brick kirchen In the yard,
situated on the southwest corner OF Iwedty.hlth
and Main streets. This is really desirable properly
and has water throughout the Gouse, and gas. &C.,
with culverts complete; newly built. Price rea-
sOnable Apply 10 ROoEhI b. Ii M,
50 S.W Th S.lSTu.4t AGcuonerr.
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An EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
N FOR CAPITA LISTS-YERY YALpaBLEE ~ =
HALF-ACRE LOT AT THE S0US ~ n,,s ~ sal ;nl
FOR SAIL he II HaLF-ACRG LOT located as
above, now in ,he occupancy Of iMr. ). Mercer Ger
as lumber yard, Is tor sale. IL now Iens m i' i0a
Durposes $ for which IL Is now used, or for wood
and coaI.yard. Il bargain will be soid IL lmEle-
diate application I've made either 10 HcssIs. nHAF-
YIN ~ .pIEsK n Co, or to ". GODDlE,
SO 63t Peal Estate aucttoreer.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

THE FOOT AND A0UTH-DIsEAsE.
LONDON, September Fifteen thousand
animals are affected With the foot and mouth.
disease in DorsetShire.
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WTANTED. q WHITE WOMAN. from
w twenty-five to forty years old, TO I've In
private family In the city, TO attend TO ch!l.ren.
clean up. &c. Must be Grst-class welnan. Scotch
or English preferred. VIII be pleasant and per-,
manent home. Wages, &S TO 81 per month"; Ap-
ply 10 J.P. JCSTlS. LABOR Agent,
SeS-lt No. Fifteenth street. :
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WANTED, TO RENT a good HOUSE,
w in u pleasant neighborhood. with par.or,
dinirg-room, four chambers, bathroom, With hot
and cold water; kitchen and two servants rooms.
WARREN & TUPPER.
Real Estate Agents, No. IL Ten,h street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-08

WANTED. a purrb ser (at ohre) tor
w urAVIIY-TINRER ESTATE of about
soo acres in Charles City county neor Wilson $
landing james river VIII cat faas ae9u, ar sGgo sSs
cinss snw.lumbpr and a quantity OF ship-ushbcr
and whieoak lies. his estate Is sold under an or
der OF curt for disl rihuti among egatees frlce
only $1,000: $500 cssh, balance IN onc' '"''
anu ''e' '' GEORGE E. CRAWFORD,
No. l1O5 Bank street.
Also wishes 10 sell or exchange for city property
,hst 6ne + tSTATa known as WlLSOH'S LAND-
NC; i'm Char.cs city county, on james river. Con-
ans Sg5 acres of land With all cessary I'm prove
ments; large storehouse and wharf Post,oillcc al
the place. oEOh1,. L; HMh NJ pnnt ~ s,r.s,
Sc 7-2ts NO. 1JOo Dalk s.c-..
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NM ANTED, a SII UAIIUN AS L AN'Hs
w MANAGER for the next crop year by tno-
roughly competent farmer. Is also carpenter,
aud can Keep farm buildings aud imp,euents in
good repair. Reference given. For particulars
address 7. Fl. Co. Glendower post-ofBce, Aloemar.e
county. Va sc S.2l*
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ROME, September THE date fixed for
the Papal conSist0ry is September 9th. The
Pope will then nominate occupants for the
vacant sees in Spain, including three in the
district occupied by the Carlists.
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WANTED, BY AN EXPERIENCED
w Virginia lady, graduate of southern ins,i-
tuition, a SITUATION AS TEACHER in prtvace
family. Qualifications: Higher English, French,
aud music, Instrumental ana yocal. References es.
changed Address, stating salary, Post.nfdce box
2lS, Richmond, Va. sc eod6*
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yNANTED, br Young lady Of some ex-
w perience. u SITUATION as TEACHER In
a private family. Teaches Music, French Lalln,
and English. Address
JUDGE PLEAShSTS.
Sc 7-4t* GoochIand Courthouse, Va.
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HxT ANTED, TWO OR THREE YOUNG
w GENTLEMEN To occupy desirable rooms
funfuruished) In u new residence. ND town. on
Grnce street, and board In select private family.
For particulars apply TO
ChAFFIN, STAPLES & co,
SGT No. Tenth street.
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WANTED, TEN COLORED WOMEN,
w to live In pIivat. families In New York AMI
New Jersey, to- cook, wash, &c. Also, so COAL
MINERS (colorcd) TO go TO Illinois; pay, 81 per
ton; TRANSPORTATION furnished. Apply 10
j. z. JUsTIS, Labor Agent.
sol No. 8 Fifteenth street
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w ANTED. q purchaser for GENTEEL
w CASH BUSINESS suitable for a lady, or to
combine with ory goods, fancy goods, or MILL.
merry business. Capital required, one or two thou
sand dollars. Address, by letter only, j. q, st.
Charles Hotel. Richmond. seS2t
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Russia.
TIE KHnKAND REBELS DEFEATED.

MADRID, September 1.-THE Biscayans are
renewing manifestations in behalf of peace,
and refuse to pay the taxes levied by the Car
lists. Rumors of negotiations for peace gain
credence.
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snoo,,sa arrnay A. DECATUR
The Marshal ~ TIM, Town shat ~ y
Sergeant Of Hangers.

The attentive correspondent Of TnE
HERALD ut Jacksboro, "Comnnche
jim" furnishes the following particu-
lars Of shooting ARRAY which took
place IN Decatur, In Wise county, on
the 18th. The information was OH
tanned from an eyewitness OF the ai-
fair, and is therefore reliable:
A Young man named Daniel Gibson,
acting us second sergeant of Company
Il, Hunters battalion Of Rangers,
while on detached duty In Decatur,
was ordered by the t0wn-marshal,
Napoleon Cargill, TO lay aside his
revolver, which the law allows any
one in the ranger service to carry.
Gibson, having in his possession II
commission from his commanding
officer, Major Jones, refused to comply
with the demand of the marshal, ana
gave his reasons for 80 doing. There
upon Cargill commenced cursing Glib
son, and drew his pistol and presented
it at Gibson, who, at this demonstra-
ton Oh the part of the officer, also
drew his pistol and told Curgill To
Stullu Duch anu lOt iiioitot Iiiii' Va So
continued his abuse and snapped his
pistol twice in the face Of Gibson, who
Immediately raised his weapon and
fired ut his antagonist, striking him
i'm the right breast, the ball passing
through his body and lodging under
the lett shoulder blade. The affray
took place in the store of Messrs. Col
Inns Il Brown, and as court was in ses-
sion considerable excitement was Gre
ated. Immediately after the fracas
Gibson mounted friends horse and
rode out of town, and has not yet been
arrested. He is a young man of quiet
and genteel department., and public
sentiment is so far IN his favor that
several of the most prominent citizens
of Wise county offered to become sure
ty for his appearance whenever he
might be wanted. Cargill is repre-
sehted to have been of u very over
bearing disposition, and has little SYM
pathy outside of his relatives. This
affair may be n warning to conserva-
tors of the peace not to exceed their
authority. COMANcliE JIM.
Our correspondent fails to state
whether or not the wound proved ia
tai, but from the tenor of the letter 1t
is presumed IL was.
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Casualties.

ALBANY, n. Y, August |.-A p0r-
ton of the manufacturers nan NJ 'ne
lar s' ",ro a,, Iii ware Killed.
nay i"o 0''''" WV
CHICAGO, August 23.-The steamer
Diamond Joe struck II rock below
Keitlshurg, and sunk In ten feet OF
water. The boat and crew were lost.
49,, >,a ,,,o. o, sovorol ex-
NEW ionn, A"5 ;,,oJ - I.ionJ
cuisioh pn..leS ,', ,i'o r,,,Urm irjn n
tliis niorIinS' vi wy uT ,,,a p hon
woman was ciusiea "h' WV '
drowned.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Lieuten-
ant Commander Kells has succeeded
in getting the Rio Bravo atlOat. she
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MusKoGEE, I. r., August 2O.-The
ceremonies of laying the corner stone
of the Agency building for the five
largest nations of the Indian Territory,
the Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek, Chick
asaw and Seminole tribes, took place
yesterday, at Prospect Hill, near this
place, in the Creek Nation, under the
auspices of the Grand Lodge of the
Masons of the territory.
Delegations were present from Mis-
souri,, Kansas and different parts of
the territory. The best feeling pre-
vailiiig. Speeches were made 10y Col
~onel Ross, Cherokee Chief, and Il. G.
Boudinot, in English, and by Samuel
l.. Chote, Chief of the Creeks, in their
native tongue, which where interrupt
Ell by rounds of applause. His re-
marks were eloquent, breathing good
will on the part of the Indians; de-
sire to fulfill all their treaty stipula-
tions, and to cultivate closer relations
with the people of the United States.