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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28
NEW GOODS ARRIVING!
$50 Seas0nable GOOds!!

BLACK CASHMERES,
ALPACAS,
MOHAIRS,
PLAIDS, sc.
Nice stock of Sacking, and other Flannels.
Cassimeres, Tweeds and Virginia made Cloths
of best makes.
Fine variety of
PRINTS AND DOMESTIC GOOI'S
arriving every few days.
sep Ii 2m F. M. YOUNG.
THO THE PUBLIC.-The undersigned, having
i purchased the interest of Mr.. F. o. Hyden-
rich, in the Tin and Stove business heretofore
conducted by them, takes.this method of inform
ing the public, that he is now prepared to do all
kinds of
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &C.,
And manufacture Tinware of all descriptions.
He.will also keep constantly on hand all descrip-
lions Of Stoves, including the best patterns of .
COOK, PARLOR, s. OFFICE STOVES,
CRATES, &c.
He respectfully asks continuance OF the pat
ronage that has heretofore SO generously been
extended to him. A. GRUBERT.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28

SOLDIERS REUNIoN.-Thesc will be a
grand reunion of the soldiers of the Valley
ut abe Augusta Fair Grounds on the 10th of
October next, at which time the marble bust
OF Col. 5ehn B. Baldwin will be unveiled.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28

Advertisements inserted at sl,O0 per square for
nrst insertion and fifty cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Liberal discount made for quarterly, half yearly
and yearly advertisements.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28
A DESIRABLE FARM
IA FOR SALE PRIVATELY

II FUR MALE FRIVATELY.
Contains 124 Acres, on the South side of the road
Leading from Staunton to New Hope, and miles
from Staunton. Has on it good Orchard, COM
forlable Dwelling House, Store House 80 by co.
good barn, and other necessary ut-houses It is
q good stand for country store.
For further information. apply to, on the prem
ises, or address, o. E. CLEVELAND
Lock Box So, Staunton, Augusta county, Va.
aug 24-6t
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28
LADIES'.

Lfst Of Letters Remaining In the Post Of.
flee at StaunfOn, Augusta County. va,
SEPTEMBER 90, 1876.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28

THE POLE CUTTING AT FISHERSVILLE.-
Maj f. Bateman. who cut down the Hayes
and Wheeler pole, erected by the colorcd Re-
pubicans in the vicinity of Fishcrsvle, call
ed at our office on Friday last. He stated
that the pole was put up while he was absent
fiom home-that it was on his ground-tllat
he notified some of the parties who were en-
gagged in erecting it. that he wanted it taken
down, and that il it was not down by the
following Monday mcrnlng, he would cut it
down. This he did. He further stated that
there was no malice i'm it-that he would
have rather assisted them in putting up a
pole at some other spot, and that he would
cheerfully send his team to the woods and
haul in a pole for them. We give substan-
TALLY the statement made to us by Major
Batemen, remarking simply that if he was
so kindly disposed TO the Hayes and Wheeler
pole, he might have left the one standing
where it had been erected.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28

Tyres Flavorng Extracts are tie best
made.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28

The Y. NJ. G. A. rooms were pretty vel
filled aU 4 O'Clock prayer-meeting Sunday,
which, in the absence of Mr.. c. w. IIunter,
was led by Maj. Bagby.
Very Interesting remarks were made by
Rev. L. N. Craig, OF Holly Springs, Miss,
and W. McCorkle, of the Wesleyan Female
Institute; and prayers offered by Messrs.
Rice, McCue and McCorkle.
Special petitions were offered for the sui.
fering people of Savannah, and particular
attention called to the effort on foot for theil
relief and the time of sending it.
The hour for ''the Sunday evening" meet.
ing has now been permanently fixed at
o'clock.
Mr.. McCorkle will lead next Sunday, with
the 18th chapter Of John rs the subject.
Capt. J. II. Waters, W. j. Nelson. Reeves
Gait, W. A. Reed and Fl. Brown compose
the special committee for the week.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28

| LAND SALEs.-E. NJ. Gushing, auctioncer,
sold OH Monday ten tracts OF land given be-
low:
Four-sixth interest in 1S5 acres and four
sixth interest in 90 acres of F. Bells lands
were purchased by J. F. Bell at 50, 200.
100 acres of Friedley land near Pond Gap
to A. 3. Lightner at s120.
9la acres-Daniel Wamplcr land to S. D..
Slower at 81. 90 per acre.
ia acres Of Baylor land, jennings Cap,
to r. II. Dudley at s. per acre.
An undivided interest in 1874 acres of
Mrs. Scott's land to Hugh Turk at $25 per
acre.
100 acres of Affords land near South
Mountain to r. Afford, at 81 per acre.
202 acres of Middle River land, belonging
to the estates of Bell and Trout, we're sold
to S. Ii. Tutwicr, at $685. per acre.
90G acres of land belonging to the estate of
,Jno. Brooks, decd, sod to j. d. Brooks at
$l2,5OO
3l5 acres of Poplar Grove land to Jacob
Myers at $1,000.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28
THE OLD RELIABLE
THE OLD RELIABLE
LANDOFFICE.
j. ID. Price,
HARRISONBURG, VA.
OFFICE-SIBERT BUILDING, ROOM NO. l,
SECOND FLOOR.

IHAVE MANY FARMS and Town Properties
on hand for saIe which do not appear in this col
umn. Parties wishing to purchase would do well
tocal and see me before making their purchase,
as 1 am certain they will save money.
W. - n
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-09-28

stated: The cane was lying on the foot o.
| the bed did not notice the handle Mrs. p
spent Sunday afternoon at our house. and
seemed perfectly we'll and unusually cheer.
| full. She returned to her home about five
| O'Clock.
| MRS. FANNIE HARTMAN testified II was
called at ten o'clock Sunday night to Mr.
Points house, and found Mrs. Points lying
on the floor, her feet lying partly under the
bed and her face turned towards the fire
place. She was unconscious, her tongue
protrudel from the mouth ard her eyes were
open; did not examine her for marks of vic
lence. Mr.. p. was sitting OH the bed. Mrs.
P. was at my house in the eyening some four
or five hours before and seemed perfectly
well. On last Friday evening she told me
that her husband had struck her OIL the arm
and she feared it was broken. She further
stated that on the night before (rhursday
he had choked her, and that he had threat
ened her life on several occasions. I have
repeatedly heard Mrs. P. say to Mr.. r.
don't strike me again. This heard from
my window, they being OH their back porch,
l could not see them, but could hear distinct
| ly. On first entering the room 1 asked Mr.
| Points what was the matter. and he replied
| that Mrs. p. 'shad had kind of headache
and was sick.''
In response to questions by Capt. Marquis,
Mrs. Harmafl stated that when Mrs. Points
would say ''don't strike me again. Mr.. P.
would answer by charging her with ill treat.
ment towards him. She (Mrs. II had never
seen a blow pass.
Miss KATE LoHR testified Miss Bessie
Hartman called me OH Sunday night and
came. at once to Mr.. Points house; found
Mrs. Points unconscious lying on the fool
on her right side, her feet under the bed and
her head near the crib. Being requested to
do so, examined her, but found no marks
of violence, have been very intimate witt
the family lately. For the past two or three
months Mrs. Points health has been unusu.
ally good. Saw no marks of violence on her
body, but Immediately after dressing her,
both sides of her neck and back of her ears
turned black and the lips turned purple.
MRS. MOVERS testified:-I was called to the
house about 1G o'clock by Miss Kate Lore,
and found Mrs. Points lying on the small bed
where Mrs. Hartman and Miss Lohr had
placed her. L saw no evidence of violence
There was some issue of blood from her
mouth when we dressed her. Saw nothing
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-31

OPP Whipple arrived and joined them that
evening, and they left within twenty-four
hours on their mission. They are furnished
with instructions from the Interior Depart
ment to inform the Indians that they must
not leave their reservation, and must stop
their depredations on the Black Hills mi
ners. or submit to determination.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-31

Peace Commissioners, some half dog
"a "a number. arrived in Chicago on he
|'eh INST, en- route to Omaha and points
west, 70 talk with thelSioux Indians. Bisl,-
, 1876-08-22
THE NOBLE SAVAGE.

+ CuEYE.NE, Wyo., Aug. o1.-AM but twenty.
seScn OF tho Utcs who left Fort Fetternan
after having been feasted and armed, and hay.
iaE inau1gea IN numerous war-dances deserted
At Cheyenne River Gu Friday last, taking WITH
them the arms which wcrt furnished them to
tight the Sioux With.
0onEs, Utah, Aug. 1s.-Two Tito Indians ar
lived BY thc Utah Northern! train this evening.
They said they LEFT Terry's ca.np about nino
days sgo, and that Terry lad Just won q eoIi,-
plrsc victory over the Indians after four days
uls Nights of terrific aghslng, In which the In
diuns n'nt with terrible slaughter, though Ut
q great cost On the part Ut 1erry's COM
Inal'd- Tue two Utica said they belonged to
Waslmkics bantf, anu were engaged In tho
battlc under him, .anl Tint t,ieY came la
= = f'.st Us they eol|t from the held BY riding
day a"a ntght ~. aud making four cha uges ot
have gone on to Salt Lake City. They sald thsy
haul lettera tor people there It s like that tho
two Indians are eea.ers u official dispatches to
officers Ut Camp Douglas, They gave full DE-
scriptton OF the battle, md It they are reliable
they should bs heard fEofp Ut Salt Lake CITY By
TOMORROW.
, 1876-08-22
CRIME.


KILLED UY A POLICEMAN.
Disnafch to 81. Louis 0iote. Jrmncraf.
MASON Ctry, ILL.,, Aug. 2o.-About II o'clock
last night, black2cg anu niurderous villain
named Zcph Case, wl,o murdered III cold blood
Dr, Chamberlain, In this city, al.out fnur years
ago, wns shut by Jo'u Il. Wilson, night police
man, formerly City Marshal. Particulars ot the
tragedy, which occurred corner Ut Main and
Chestnut streets, are about Us follows: Wilson
was engaged tn conversation With several GENTLE
pouring forth some of the yilest cpitlcta regard
Ing Lie character Of Wilson'S wife, wlIcreupun
Wilhon drew his revolver ami slint lin through
thu heart, dcath resulting instantancousiy. Case
l'as been horror In this religious community
tor ycurs, md the announcement Of hls death
wis rucctved with considerable rejoicing VIII
son surrendered himself to tho authorities.
, 1876-08-22

DAEv1LLc, ILL.,, Aug. 2l.-Daniel Deyer was
arrested here to-day by Marshal Myers for steal
Ing two horscs aud buggy ut Marslsll, Micll.
lie alao shipped through to tis place trunk
which, upon examination ut tho express Office
by Officer Myers, was found to be filled will,
clothing of the finest quality. Upon l,ls arrcst
he tnatr full confession Of the stealing Of
both thy clothing and team. Otllcer Myers will
leave will. lin tt'-nislt for Marshall, Mich.
One T., j. Brown rlihed to $50 chuck III John
Cnsslc's fur SIS, and to.lay presented II IT, tic
First Nat!ona! Bank, aud 1t was paid. For this
little trregulaflty he was arrcstcc By Detective
Halls, alla LOW langulshcs III JUL Iii default Of
&lll hall.
, 1876-08-22

y, - TIE 1te7UE1k3' T NEKs
1he residence Of Capt. ]. q. Bhepardsou. Of
Kogers Park, On the Mi1waukee Division Of tho
Chicago &; Northwestern Railroad in tho Town.
'h!p of Evanston, caught 0re Sunday night, and
was entirely consumed. Twas one of tho latgest
and most elegant residence. IN this village, llsy-
!tg been built within tho past year, at acost Of
sl2n9o. and was first occupied last fall. 1tvm
,oeaied i Two blncks east Of the railroad and ons
furniture was sayetl. The total loss IA aver
N7.00; Insurance, 1900. Capt. shepardson.
WHO !san cxtensiVe landowner and noncY. .ioans
,sr, doing business in Chicago, Is abseut from
nome, bgluK member Of tho Chicago Conslsto-
, 1876-08-22
KANSAS HORRORS.
apeeiat Dtspdtrh 10 The Tribune.

LEAvrHwoHru, Ka''.. Aug. 2l.-Thc Town Of
Robinson, Crawford County, wus tho scene Of
terrible sragcly two days ago. a man by tho
name Of osborre, lii jail nwaitIng sentence upon
II cllargu of murder, set Upon tho Sheriff and
brllta,ly assaulted him. At night baud of
borne out, lung hin to tho nearest tree.
a cattle-iruyes nalncl Henry Howard wAs
murdered on Fr!luy ncar Dodge Cityby William
Scott with MI ax a woman was mi1rd up ln
tho trouble,
, 1876-08-22
CANADIAN NEWS,

MONTREAL, Aug. e1.-Tslu!ty Church congrea
cation las resolved on extending an invitation
to the Rev. E. eullivan, Of Chicago. 10 become
their lscctor In succession to the Rcy. Dr.. Ban.
croft, resigned.
Thu 4Al"e7rs says that Laval University, Que
BET, has been placed under the patronage Of =
Cartlsisnt, who will be responsible for the doc
tTine taught in tho University. The University
AEyllhl5hup ot Quebec. Th!s honor il accorded
to but Il few universities.
And Old couple, Henry rughes and wife, while
driving Into Durham Saturday, wero run over BY
q train ana Instantly killed.
A lad of 13, son OF tho lato Judge Beaudey,
aeeileatly shot and Killed young ialy uamsI
Mary plts gu 8aturdAy.
, 1876-08-22

TNR DOHY vOrAOH.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 2l.-rhe dory "Centcn-
nlal," from GlouecstGr, Mas, arrived to-day.
FAILED. !,
LONDON, Aug. 2l.-James and Lewis Frazer
& Co., East Iutl!a merchants, Of White Lyon
court, Cornhi'l, lave suspended. Their 1iaLtl.
tiles arc unknown.
David Martin, Edcr &: Co., export merchants
o. bas.nghall street, have fated with liabilities
Of Ga22oD .--<....-
THE NfPtEMEN.
DunLtE, Aug. Y,--Tho Irish ride.team for
A'ncric, lias been completed by the addition Of
a!r. Ward, a gentleman reported to te line
, 1876-08-22

In operation. Between forty anil .t,,x ,..ou.
will receive employment from this in,t{tH,ion
=. NEw YonK, Aug: 2l.-The employees Of tha.
New York tf New Jersey 1sailroati have etr,,cE
anu t1silis over The road Is suspended. Thsf
eause @ o. ne strskc Ia the non-payrneut ot tl,o.
Ing 81 notss given for tho previous four months,
, 1876-08-22
FINANCIAL,
TIL, uREw EsrArr,

THE DREW ESTATE,
NEW YoRK, Aug. 2l.-Eugcne N. Robinson.
formerly tic senior partner OF the principal
brokers Of Daniel Drew, lsubsnlttel partial
transcript tlsfs AFTERNOON, 10 Register In hank
ruptry Williams. Of nIl the entrje. In the J,oks
Of the tlr1n. Tlc transcript shows Tint tho
gross amount Of tile transactions between Drew
and the firm is So, ,o0O, ,000, extending over .
period Of i've years.
, 1876-08-22
IN CHICAGO.

Ihe alarm from Box &c at 7;55 o'clock lssx
evening was caused by the discovery Of fire in
ntwo:ssory framc building No. %? State street,
2"hetl ty u. II. Hess, anl occupied by A. II.
Company, ~ 3 pa!ntshop. Tic fienlcs were ,Ie
speedily extlpguishcsl, with but slight t1asuatc,
lle trr was occasfoned By tho ignition oi esn
OF oil from lighted caiidic III ths hands of d
cafelcaa "orkman employed In mixing paint.
, 1876-08-22

WnssL'so, ". Va, Aug. at.-It is rcpor.et.
here thla evening that schoolm!stress WAS way-
laid few days since at Glenroc and outraged,
utter which the rntlians cut cut her tongus aud
oshcswise ina!tscated her pettun. No names or
arrests " yet.
, 1876-08-22

DAYTON, O., Aug. el.-Goy. Hayes, in dis
patch to tho Sheriff, received to-tlay declines to
Interfere in thc ease Of Murphy, scutenrel to
be hanged Friday, for tho murder Of Col. Daw-
t4e 18th inst.
, 1876-08-22
I{EEUSllEIl.

HARRISON, Pa. Aug. al.-Ex.County Treas
ursr courtrght, of Luzerus Couuty, coayi.teti
short time silaco ot subezzlensat, las refunded
~ thu 6talu xlV.5US.
, 1876-08-22

81. Louis, No., Aug, 2l.-TAo report Of an
attempted tra!n-rubbery Oh the Kansas City, st.
Joseph l. Council bluffs Natlroal, few dsys
ago, pFoyes to have been hoax,
, 1876-08-22
IfOltSE.'TIIIEVEs.

7FG1Hz.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Aug. 9l.-Yestsrtiay morning
Dr. Walsson's Nurse aud harness, the Rcy. John
". 1'ylar'a horse, Dr. SYlsestsr's spring wagon,
and . valuable horse belonging to Samuel
Wheeler, wcro stolen, Tylur's and Wllceler's
hnrses l!are bceil rccuycrel, but tho other prop
crty aud the thieves arc still tniesiug,:
, 1876-08-22

bhussHt.s. Out, Aug. 2l.-A flre last night
destroyed almost the entire business portion Of
this town, together with number Of DWELLING
houses. Loss, $10o, ,oo0; partially insured.
, 1876-08-22
commentaries apathy, nn1 wounds thatwo Kill
N EnglIsh1nan aru tnkrn as Jokes by tut enc.
tn1ps uf the Turks.
PERSONAL.

- l. t1tht
''.'.,. .,,, .,,, t;iJcl In ttc t,uetcr slaughter
e.s's,r' s.. ,nro,no NO. Insane fran uricf.
nas ,',,. =, In. Imam n, .o,r. Hmm +,
Tue saan o. ""a 1a,t. -" ,,"' ~, ="
chatEe VI nI. n''a. -" u"".nr, p''"" "'
seeuhe '"s l"''''s IVY
The New forR 4e"h taH"A ."e Efo"nn ,oa. s,an'nY
IN ns ct"sen ~, n,,aso i,'s, ..s,.
VANS an' a,''''b """' ~ ~''s' ~ '''' 'S''e'
sasa pl'"'e'
nephew Of !'f'sham o"mR "ceur,es tho ea,'
torIal eh"tr o. thc san LIKE if9o9he. Inc dehif1e
newspaper. nc spoke or Hreuhhi an''''8 ~ I'm
arnricons ola honaa " s'F' e''l'soa' ot 'he
World.
Theatrical people will DO tntcseetcd In the news
that Mia t'c""'Ie Drew. danghtcr Ut Mrf, John
Drew. Of Fh-delph|a. IL shottly 10 bc mutr[cd 10
Mr. II. u. barrymore. Vi The New York Flfth
Avenue 1hcatsc.
Lucy Hooper tns dIscoyetel that Kings and
opceu. c1i.t In tha nineteenth century 90 that
newspaper correspondents tnay write nbaut them,
m, fo,c!pn cotrcspondcpa ouly exist 10 that pcr.
.onaI colunns rny be oiled,
MID. Il. r.. wi1lur, of rht,dr,nbta WIN t1,.d
, 1876-08-22
AT AfINSEAPOLIs. SfryN.

Speciul Dtspo,ch 10 TIE Tribune
MfNsEAPotts, Mlnn., Aug. 21.-A fire satur-
day night destroyed the shingle-nilI owned by
Fred Mayo. Loss, 5000; insurance, $4,000.
lire Sunday night destroyed T. ". EmerY's
tn-shop. Lose, $50. 's''
, 1876-08-22
THE TURF.

SARATOGA. Aug. 21.-The extra running
meeting ul,cned with good attendance.
'lhe 1irss racr, three4.uarters Of ,utJe 'lasl,,
was won by Frcebooter, May II. second, Mattie
a. Third. Time, 1:li.
The t,,i!c.and.a.l,Hlf ,lasfl, Nil ages, was won
hy Dnrsns. Inspiration SECOND, UafHay third.
WIS won l'y sfero, fioet second Gray Nun third.
Ttnc, l:5st9.
thc last race, thrce-quart ters-of-a.mile dash
for @year olds, WAS won by Princess u Thule,
Top second, kirgslan,l third. Tiluc, 1:19.
i.tHCnLN, I'LL.
Special Dispsteh to ne Tribune.
LINCOLN, H., Aug. 2l.-Thc Fair opened To.
day. Moro entries are already Lnnked than
wErc cyer known here fcfore. Everything
promises success II the weather rema!ns favoru-
bic. Tomorrow VI: have the 2::,5 trot, mile
lash, thrcc-quartcr dash for 2-year-olds, and q
fast mule race.
, 1876-08-22

Special Dispatch to 7zs Tribune.
Duuuquk, la., Aug al.-Deputy-Marahal
shattlrs, On Saturday evening last, arrested ono
Ju1nes McDcarmtn, ut Charlcs City, for passing
counterfeit gnlh rotn. With him was glri
uanIes! Matilda blunt, who wns also takrn into
custody. SAv passed Il number of $3.50 piecrs,
claIuilg shu obtained them lrou aieuclytu{u ,
They will be tried lit tlts city.
, 1876-08-22
EAST ST. LOUIS.

Special N1pdteh to 71e 7TtbHas.
srn1SafrLDs ILL.,, Aug. a1.-Ou his own pett.
tion,. Mauriee joyce, a merchant Of East 81,
Louis, was adjudged bankrupt.
, 1876-08-22

Special nspasch 10 7ne Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, Aug 21.-Charles Il. Locts,
many years dry-goods dealer here, failed 10.
day. Liabilities, se0, 900; assets not stated
, 1876-08-22

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
CHEYENNE, Aug. al.-Capt. Fitzgerald, Ninth
Infantry, Was accidentally shot BY Lieut.. Bald
win nj camp Rob!nson. 1t Is feared h4 limb
will have to be amputated.
, 1876-08-22
FLY POISON,

hpsc1N7 NF1tdstN 70 2Ns 1Flb4ak.
GRAND RArlps, Aug. 2l.-Edwin Nelson,
little son Of Col +. s. Pierre, Of this city, took
cobalt used a. 6y-poison Incidentally yesterday
and died within two hours, Thc child was but
Il mouths old. His fathar aud ulothts were
absent at the Centennial at tho tinu OF thr &C.
clutlL,
, 1876-08-22

KILLED MT llHIfTNrHU.
PARIS, Aug. 2l.-Depu,y Camille Claude, Re.
publican, was killed by lightning yesterday.
, 1876-08-22

aEKt1H Dt9Fdst1 70 1Hf Tribune.
kANKAKEE, ILL.,, Aug. 4s-l2:3o a. m.-The
grain elevator Of c: ". johnson 1; Co., on tho
1lliuuis Central truck, ia in flames.
, 1876-08-22

which thcsn troops are, be will not risk fight,
but that he Is more likely tn be preparing re-
treat Uu Mustur
, 1876-08-22
STORM IN WESTERN MISSOURI.


1EAvzawonTaf, Kun, Aug. 3o.-A terrible
and destructive wind md rain-storm passed oref
Western Missouri yesterday afternoon, rulntng
the crops blowing down houses, killing cattle,
and doing nearly Slo, ,5o0 worth Of damage dur
Lug The two hours Of It's prevalence. 1tu forrc
seemed to bc particularly directed to tho sinai!
towns on the Chicago, Rock Isand e. Pacific
Railroad, from the Missouri River to point
about 10 miles cast from this city, aud within
this section, about 80 miles square, the damage
Ia something fearful to contemplate. Tie
wind commenced to rise about 1:30 o'clock
III this evening, and In ycry few mo.
ments hail developed Into q hurricane,
which swept 1esist1essly Onward, carry.
Ing everything beforu It, Largo trees
were broken as it mere rcuds, while
thu corn all along the line Of the railfoaA was
road was almost entirely demolished, nothing
but the platform remaining. Two dwelling.
houses, cabinet-shOp, md q blacksmith
ahop were destroyed IT this plare; but, 70
far US heard from, there arc NJ casualties to
report. Several of thc bridges on the lire
OF the railroad We're considerably shaken,
and Mill huyE tn bc repaircd. Large trees were
blown across thu track, and It required large
fore. OF sectton-hanls to remove them. It Is
estltnatea that at least two-tlitr.ls OF the royu
crop IL destroyed aud that the loss will foot ur
considerably over el90000 During the preya-
lcnCc Of tho wind, and just before tic rai,i COM
ntnce1, q }nrEe cloud Of gsassh0ppers we're
seen going I'll u southcastcrly l!rcetion.
, 1876-08-22
THE MFATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug aa2-1 a. m.-For
tbs Lake Reglon falling barometer, rising tenn
perature, wlnds mostly from southwest to south
Gust, clrur OF partly cloudy weather, and alous
Lakes Superior aud Michigan ruin are,s.
LOCAL o1sElVATioSs.
CHICAGO Aug Il.
, 1876-08-22

. lsnrnett'S Coc0alu1 kills daudruN, Al{Ayr
tFLtsslon and pfomotes the growth ut hair.
, 1876-08-22

I!Nha eafNoI-Ilaftf1Fd, i; Do1toM 7.
firat base by err0r-1iastiord. t; I'outuu, =.
Len On laae. Hartford, 81 Uostun, y.
na4es oa lh1eu bsl!s--flastfotd, nomu; Boston, ..
Total bals hits-1larttura, II; paston. 10.
Double plays-Ws!sAt, Morrill,, aul Muruau, ! /;
, 1876-08-22

lsy taylng On Of hai,l4 DR.. nroadbent ID
dolng Wundcrfal cnres daily. At PslfasF uouss.
Farl0r !. II you arc troubled With deafness.
nsAfaira. rhsImstfsm, nervous debility. or parAl+
yaIs, etc ase him.
, 1876-08-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ladies', II you feet luugugd or exhausted,
with no inclination 10 exercise. usa that VARIABLE
tonic, uo!And'E Arunllazc HItter Wins pt Iron. us-
pot, 63 Clark AtFeGs
, 1876-08-22

19t"Hs Hse"1EVV-NHttHPU3i HpII1 1.tSI AUI13I q.
ltascs On eIsora-chIcasos. 3; 81. Louis, /.
Emp!ru-Wa!Ecr, Ut Cincinnati!
NAKTFOMps Us. B0sTnNa.
Special Nypaieh 10 7as Tribune.
ltAnTFonu, Conn, Aug. GA guod crowd
attended tle HauIe between tbs Dostuns amt
llaEtfoEtls today. 1t WAS IL fair game, anil there
wns soinc brilliant playing. Bond did not play,
owing to sore Arnl.
TllE HconE'
, 1876-08-22

England aud Fra'icc aud lIus.ia al PliliIuppol!s'
aud yrt Bulgarian girls &re sula every lay In lii
narket-placs like rattis, aud similar oltragrs
are perpstratcd at khaskoye all! Tehirpan III
the yllayet Ut Adrisuople III Tlrnuya, ls4lloya.
citizens wcre saol down in thr public streets
during The week Immediately following tAe
declaration Of w3r. On &lls 12th OF July eight
merchants Of tbs ns!ghboring ,illage OF
Ealue day, Ut Tsta1- uaxadlk, ,oNn VI lS,vVQ iu.