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three. Year oIds, Freebooter won Courie,
ga 4 q Y sl h ta gsss % n
won; PRES ton second; 4 Broshcx To Bhssat;
third. Time, Y, 3.87. ,sllIt
IS y. r mi i sakExEs STRIKERS. s,t5 b.
i c1ScISsATI, An gust 12. The situation q,
Seymour Is unchan, Sed. \ IL is, reported that
the mnchinists in thu company's shops Of
Vincennes sympathiz.s with the striking
brakemen. There, is lolsl talk, but no dis
turbances. The strikers al'e assembling at
Seymour from other points on the road.
State warrants have been issued for the
leaders on the charge Of larceny for stealing
the coupling-pins. No person has been
found to serve them. The State marshal at
Seymour says he cannot interfere till a
breach OF the peace occurs.
GnEExsAcK aAss-AEETING.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, August 12.-The
largest night-rally but one ever held here
was the independent greenback mass-meet-
ing tonight. Thirteen hundred torches
were carried in the procession, and q large
body OF h0rsemen marched. Speeches were
made by James Buchanan and n. w. Par
kerr 4 =. - s. !.
CANADIAN DUEL. gsta d 81,
ST. ALBANs, August 12.-Leon Wander
sey and Arthur Revert, OF Montreal, fought
a duel at Kicks -ford to-day. Two shots
were exchanged, and Revert was wounded
in the knee. . s,sts 80 ;4.EiL
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DISRAELIGMADE A PEER.
OUTBREAK IN SAN DOMINGO.
FEARFUL HEAT IN. SPAIN.
FORT Y-FIvE KILLED By 1T.
FINAL STRUGGLE IN SERVIA.
XLTVTH CONGRESS--Frst Session.
.n... WASHINGTON, August II, 1876.

XLTVTH CONGRESS--First Session.
..n WASHINGTON, August II, 1876.
SENATE. ! .--
The Senate, at the expiration OF the morn
ing hour, resumed the consideration OF the
bill to carry into effect the provisions of the
Hawaiian treaty.
Mr.. Sargent spoke in favor OF the bill,
and Mr.. West opposed it in a lengthy
speech.
The Hawaiian treaty secured it's place as
unfinished business by parliamentary sub
terfuge on the part Of Mr.. Sargent moving
last night that the Foreign Committee be
discharged from its further consideration.
Mr.. West, of Louisiana, is speaking against
it. ..tas sss -. a-.g..
House resolution to adjourn on Monday
was laid on the table, to be called up at any
time. ',s.-,.s. s.s.s,r,.t .sy H+t
The Hawaiian treaty bill was taken up.
Dir. Sargent, Of California, spoke in favor
and Senator West against it. .....-... NJ.
Mr.. Window then took the floor and made
a political speech on the appropriation.
Mr.. Salisbury made political speech.
The conference report on the diplomatic
bill was ordered to beprinted and laid over.
Recess to 7.o'clock. - i +. ,..r.
1880 p. M.-The. Senate has agreed to
the reports OF the conference committees on
legislative, judicial, and executive, and
consular and diplomatic appropriation bills.
The bill to carry the Hawaiian treaty into
effect is up. .s'.'..... !.
Norwood, of Georgia, is speaking. 81.
There are fair prospects Of an all-night
session. E..- .ea
Later.-The bill appropriating $500, 1000 to
pay the judgments Of the Court OF Claims
was passed.
Before Norwood concluded his remarks
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, a..
The conference report on the diplomatic
bill was adopted. 81. i
A new conference committee was APP
pointed on the Indian appropriation bill.
The conference report.o the Legislative
appropriation bill was adopted. .a.
Political debate continued. '.r-r.
Adjourned to Monday 10 at O'Clock.
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PROPOSED RENEWAL OF TIE FAST MAIL
The Senate on Friday took the important
action Of providing for the renewal OF the
fast mail service. The first move to that
effect was made by Senator Hamlin, chair
man OF the Committee OH Post-Offices, but
it only provided for service on the trunk
lines leading from New York. Through
the active influence OF Senator Dennis ar
appropriation of $4,000 was added for
service on the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore road, and the Baltimore and
Ohio road with its connections to Weshing-
ton, st. Louis, and Chicago. Subsequently
an appropriation of 100000 was, on motion
OF Mr.. Witbers, carried for fast mail service
from Washington to New Orleans Ola Rich
mond. The South has not heretofore had
the benefits Of 4 fast mail service, and the
Senate seemedvery glad to give its consent.
The concurrence Of the House is yet to be
had, and it is Of course to be expected that
there will be some cutting down, but it is
the belief that the bulk OF the appropriation
will beagreed to finally. Correspondence Of
the baltimore Sun, ~ T. ~ H..
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MISERABLE DEATH OF AN ECCENTRIC CHAR

MISERABLE DEATH OF AN ECCENTRIC CHAR
AcTER.-Jack Scott, a notable person, was
found dead in the creek below ;iEmery's
mill on the 25th ultimo, with his musket
near him. The circumstances attending his
death would lead to the impression that he
had been dealt with foully, as he was in
water not more than one or two feet deep !;
hit on examination by a physician there
could be found no traces Of violence on his
nerson-only small fracture on bis face,
which might have been caused by faiiins.
lack had been living in his fortified castle.
and had detied the officers OF the
law. to interrupt him. He took quiet
possession Of his fathers house at his death
and permitted no one to come to his mouse,
except perhaps few colored persons land
this has been the case for several years. NO
one is known to have seen him for month
before his DEATH. He lived more ike o
savage than anything else, and when found
me was almost in state OF nudity, having
literally worn his clothes off himself. He
Kent his neighbors in terror, as he meyer
went from his home without his gun; ana
il is said that while he, was working his corn
he would move his gun as he finished o Day !
Of corn, SO as to be able to put his hand
upon IL at any moment.-Ronnoes lya.3
VnlfeH, :i:ftJ r'sf'ii-. zss =. - - r.
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PETERSBURG.

orrS1SG OF THE cAAPAIGN--A okANp
F'N ''''vrtSr1xG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ITENS-'RE'. Dr.
HoN'r .,s-.rus FARMERS C0UNCII-sAD
rr.yrNENT-ALI-pAY PREACHING Se'
""'>', -, ,oncc OF the Richmond Dispasca.j
!'"Ti'S''''"> AUGUST IL, 1876.
,,,,, ,,rcsifientia! and congressional cam
ne his district will be formally opened
i"'E" ~ ..h -, ScDtember by grand Conser-
On ''' ,."t;frotion meeting in this city. "A
Ta'N' - distinguished gentlemen have
n''''":, ,,,.;.sd "a address the meeting, among
'"Ch y" ,,,a, nc mentioned Hon. a. NJ. kel-
"A'''. w1;;.hn,oud. 4 series OF meetings
te'' % pa ranged for all the counties in
ha> w., w., and it is proposed to make the
''c " .n:,,r q very warm one.
IMf''A-,yrr3I counties have chosen dele.
q, ~, Radical Congressional Conyen-
%a'r' ~ -, meets in Farmviiic next week,
non 'a,.... majority are claimed for Jorgen-
ana" ~, domination may therefore be
s@. ..,f ~, positively certain. Jorgenson, 1t
'""'t ;5 hg. spent great deal OF money to Sc
j ,''I ~, nnmination, and il is alleged that
C"'' ,~c,l..;rh broke. Prominent Radicals
NJ. - ,,r,5fnt his defeat on the day OF etec-
'', ,Ia,o,. ,,,roeron has been confined to ms
49,. ,i,,5ocss for two or three days. lie
.,n,ev ll, better to-day.
no,. nr. Gibson. rector OF Grace church,
- ,.o,c - the Buffalo Springs for recupe-
''I WOW H. John I. Edwards. OF Richmond,
.,.; ~ nrfarn twice in This city tomorrow at
w., %, WAa,h;ngtW-S'roct church. OF when ne
was formerly the pastor. ,o r>.oo,.;ro
s;nrr re conclusion OF the Executive
rommjr,r: Il the Agricultural Society not
:, laid a fir next fall movements are on
,,,, 70 have large attic ndance at the an
.,-,,r session, o! the Farmers Council, TO be
rr.i in October. ~ ~
'' r" thiya and last child of Captain \. I.
p,.,r>on died this morning. Within COM
'.irI,j,rlv brief period the parents have
m, MI th,t. children.
- OAK Grove and Hawk insville, in DIM
Wilde coluly. tomorrow, there will he all
a., nrcayAing. The meetin rs are expected
T. BE- lar-rIy attendcd9
Ii, proposed to make small park on
Ngrkr, ,.r"2t On the site OF the old Baptist
rhurra ,uidinS, which has been pulled
,f,,n ROBIN ADAlE.
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COMMERCE OF NEW YoRK.--IVe have now
compiled statement embracing the official
returns OF the foreign commerce OF this
port for July, the first month OF the new
fiscal year. Contrary to general expecta-
ton, the imports show Il further very heavy
decline from the reduced totals Of last year.
The following will show the relative totals
for the month in each OF the last six years:
Imports at New York for July, 1871. .$3I 09a,99ii
IMPORTS ut New York for July, 1873. ,l73,l26
Imports at New York for july, 1874. 33,29a,7sss
Imports at New York for July, 1879. 2a.ddS,do55SS
We must go back to 1865, the last year OF
the war, to lind n parallel for this depres7
sion..-Ne,o York Journal of Commerce.
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4 visitor Of intelligence and distinction,

A visitor OF intelligence and distinction,
complaining Of being kept in Washington
during the heated term, says in letter to
friend: : "But I have been rewarded by
making the personal acquaintance of Senator
Thomas T. Bayard. His lofty views, his
Loyalty to truth and his own nature, his keen
sense nf Justice and deep love OF country,
and his synpathies with humanity. make
me consider this an inestimable privilege.
His report on Mississippi, in my Judgment,
will place him aboye all living American
statesmen, and rank him with the best that
have gone before him.
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tuLLEGE SruDENTs-cESTENNIAL YARD
TARrY. .-... ....a i
iC"rrcs !,oA.cncc Of the Richmond DIspatcl.j J.
MANCHESTER, VA, August II. 1876.
Yesterday afternoon the Valley Rernion
Association OF Roanoke College students
met III the Courthouse hall in this city.
The officer. for the ensuing year are: Will.
liam II. Baker, president; J. f.. Cooper,
secretary. and ). Z. Hausenfluck, treasurer.
The regular routine business was transact
ed. The object OF these associations is to
keep alive the interest OF the students in
each other and in the institution. The ulti-
mate object, Of course, is TO adopt some plan
Tor charging the usefulness OF the college
by endowment or otherwise. .t.f.is N ~
Short speeches were made by President
Blttle and Professors Yonce and Drcher, OF
The college; Captain A. p. Pifer, OF South
Caroline, and others. 49,, re-. Z
The Association selected Mt. Jackson as
the place and the 10th OF August, 1877, as
the time OF the next meeting. Colonel j..
". K. Moore, Of Orkney Springs, and Rev.
}. A. Snyder and Mr.. Z. l.. Williamson, Of
sew Market, were appointed as the COM
m!ttee OF arrangements. 1f..'
The annual orator elected is George w.
hoincr, Esq, OF Fishersyille, va. The
question for discussion is the Comparative
t1tae q the Curriculum and Elective Sys-
can ssm IN Colleges. w. T.. Craig, Esq, OF the
ntaunton bar, and Captain A. +. Pfer
were appointed to open the discussion.
captain Pifer is native OF Frederick cculi-
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TIE GLYMONT MURDER-FEARs OF
LYNCuING.-I Washington, August 11.-Per-
sons who arrived here tonight from Port,
Tobacco, Md, on the steamer heyport,
which left there this morning, say that Tears
are expressed there that Babe Foster and
Henry O'Neal, the two negroes who are in
Jail there on suspicion OF being the murder
ers OF young Everest, at Glylnont, several
weeks since, will be lynched unless the au-
thorities there receive help from Annapolis,
where they have sent for aid. The authorl-
ties strenuously deny that the negroes have
been fully identified, and claim that there is
no positive evidence against them whatever.
On the other hand, the impression has be-
como general that the identification OF them
ia complete, and that the authorities deny
the fact 90 that the law can take Its proper
course
Squire Boswell, who resides at Port To-
bacco, assured the Sun correspondent, who
visited that place on Wednesday, that they
were not the men wanted, and that no re-
Sponsible person had fully identified them.
He said further that there was no evidence
against the two colored tramps who were
seen about Glymont the day before the muir
der, but that suspicion pointed toward
them. 1t is claimed by some that pair OF
pants on one OF the negroes under arrest have
been identified as the property Of young
Everest, and that another Of the negroes
has on him 4 pair OF sleeye-buttons which
were known to be in Eycrest's possession a
few days prior to the murder. There arc
many rumors here tonight in connection
with the affair, but as there is no Geographic
communication with any place nearer than
twenty-five miles OF Port Tobacco no def
mite Information can be secured tonight
Special dispatch to Baltimore Sun. ..l it,.
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.TfB0-Eas1e.,. &c.

TING Eastern Way. IS
sKaeysA NcSuzt 10 Efsi,ts 6oi,fannc,.s
mas delayed his march towsFd ae3emt5a. ~ ].
point Of junction Of the seryisns. IN t liz
purpose OK operating sSaInst IS}. felaisssss.
and preventing relief 10 Manfhfar pssI,.
Eight thousand Turks landed Il Antiya s,.,.
on the 10th 3Estauss sst,5. ~ - -
BgLGRADEs August Il. -The. R.ai,f;r
published here, denies that the Seryian al.
onel Antitch has retired, and declares ia
maintains his position. a rs
THE sERvLANss WILL DEPEND THH1B cAr1rAr.
lslE.sYi.8sa fssfi 10 ms LAsT, ETcs Il x 5s
Il LONDON, August Foreign adyiees
say that the Seryians are strengthening the
Notifications oil their capital on every point.
The Minister OF the Interior issmakiDg con-
tracts for heavy supplies OF provisions, and
viii defend the place 20 long as possible.
The Sultan has granted aYfnistiee 10 the Bull
garian insurgents except the leaders and
native movers In the reve;s.
The ESeryians, IL the soldiers viii fight,
which is doubtful, will make stand at
Alexanatz. VI FuEstiFes are canped fGr fifty
miles along the road leading to Paratahin.
The Princess of, Servin has issued an APP
peal to volunteers TO enter the legion OF
horse named after herself, to be composed
mainly OF foreigners. The ranks are npidiy
filing up. 8 ~ .if ssfs33 Il
1t has transpired TINT the Emperors OF
Russia and Austria have agreed at the
Reichstadt meeting that the Porte might
take guarantees against Seryia agafnassault-
ing Turkey, but the Turks may never :oc.
cupy Servian town. 5ycs5s! t;;t vi II s. Ils
The rumor that ;Austriais prepared to
prevent the Turks entering Belgrade Is not
true. ,f;y;ss astii ;gss ft.. 5l.s.l IA ss,tz
The Represented Powers have determined
not to consent to the deposition Of Prince
Milan. The Turks continue the massaeres
IN Bosnia. tftst
BELGRADE, August Il, Prince Milan ar
rived here to-day. On Tuesday last the
Turkish forces attempted to break through
the Servian lines at Jayar, bat were conn
pletely repulsed- --nearly all OF them killed.
It is expected that Prince Milan will inspect
the army on the Bosnian in a few days, The
atrocities committed by the Turks in ,Bul-
ggaria and Seryia are reported rs beyond de-
.... .t5. 55i. ;aE.,ss Il t,a
It is believed that battle is imminent In
the neighborhood OF Bania. ,j i. ~
VTEsNA, August IA special dispatch
from Belgrade says the COMMANDMENTS Chief
OF the Servian army has decided not to aban-
don the Morayian valley without decisive
battle. Is !. Pa i, 80 gs
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CITIZENS OF BEDFORD AND FRANKLIN
CHARGED WITH ILLICIT DIsTILLING.-Deputy
United States Marshals L. w. Barksdale
and Il. f. Latham returned to the city yes
tcrday from q visit to Bedford and Frank
lin, having in custody j. G. Meadow, S. w.
HUFF, James Simms, and Peyton Stanley, all
charged with Illicit distilling. ~
Messrs. Huff and Stanley were examined
before Commissioner Patterson and sent on
FOR final trial by the United States Court. The
cases Of Messrs. Meadow and Simms were
continued for future investigation.
The marshals stopped over IN Liberty on
their way here and gobbled distinguished
colored gentleman known as Jesse Quarles,
who is charged with stealing official stamps
from the office OF the United States deputy
collector ut that place. The case was heard
by the commissioner, and the accused, in
default OF bail, was committed to jail
Lynch6urg Ne,cS, Saturday.
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The POSTMASTER OF DASvILLE WOUNDED
IN A FIGHT.-A difficulty occurred Wednes-
day between A. NJ. Wheeler, postmaster at
this place, and w. W. Keen, Jr., which re-
suited in the former being shot in the hand
and stabbed in the side, but not seriously
hurt.
MIR. Wheeler, it appears, called upon Mr..
Keen to explain some offensive language
used by him during the day. a satisfactory
explanation not being given, Wheeler
struck Keen. They both then gathered
each other and fell to the floor; and while
they were scutfling Keen shot, inflicting the
wound above described. The friends then
interfered and parted them. 1t is not known
who inflicted the wound in the side. The
affair happened in the Arlington Hotel
about o'clock at night, and several other
parties became involved
The parties were brought before the
Mayor next morning and Keen was lined
so, c. II. Conrad 50 for striking Mr..
Wheeler, and Mr.. Wise IS for striking John
Henry Johnston. The last two gentlemen,
we are glad to say, have made friends
UdnriUc Times.
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ty and one Of the early graduates Of Roam
oke. He Is now praeticing law in New
PUBLIC MEETING. : !.

harry NHssrsoSseSssa
j PUBLIC MEgTaSa.s 81
AT night a public meeting was held In the
Courthouse hall. Rev. r. G. Holland, OF
Shepherdstown, w. Va, delivered brief
address, directed especially to the students
present, He referred in a happy and Affect
ing manner to the memories of college days,
and the preparation there made for useful
careers in life. 4.:. ltg.4 sr.,
President Bittle delivered practical i'd
dress on the education for the times and
the qualities necessary to ensure success in
life. His remarks were pointed, with nu-
merous illustrations and anecdotes. AL
though not an ornate speaker, President
Bittle, by his earnest manner, large infor-
nation, and strong common sense, never
fails to hold the attention of his audience.
. Professor J. D. Dreher made q brief adj
dress, giving statistics to show that Virgil
MIA is the centre OF southern education, and
also noting the progress Of Roanoke College
since its organization. He took a hopeful
view Of the future OF the institution.
THE CoNTINENTALs.
A centennial yard party, for the benefit
Of the Methodist church, Is being held at
The many-colored Japanese lanterns, the
music. balloon ascensions, girls and boys in
continental costumes, their martial process
sions to the music OF the drum, the ice
cream tables, the beaux and bellies, the
promenades and quiet tete-e-tetes, the court.
ing genuine and counterfeit)-all go to
make up an entertainment full of enjoy
ment and long to be remembered. Y.
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Edward S: Stokes, the slayer Of James
Fisk. now claims foFty-fiye days commute.
ton for the time be yyas under sentence Oh
deatb.' which would make, his time, expire
On the 5tt OF septembeE 3 But' the warden
takes %; different view pt. the ulatter, and
saws he win hold him until the; 23d OF oeto-
Der, unless otherwise ordered by hecoulrsts.
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.'Buy your coal now, p is the word Of the
monopolists who have decided on a steady
increase OF fifteen cents ton each month to
compel immediate purchases. The Lehigh
Valley Company appears to be in sympathy
ing feature OF the present condition of af-
fairs il the prospect OF steady work for
some time to come. Ilhtitadelp hia Times.
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/ Theodore Thomas says he he is not going
TO trayel any more on speculation. e en
thew want me in Chicago or Baltimore. leg
them send for me. but they must Day Tor H.
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Judge Morrison, OF Scott COUNTY, reported
by paralysis, is wei. .1ststs,3G lsys.
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TOR RENT, The, FRAME DWELL-Ma
T. ING, No. 600 Beverly. street, containing ~
six rooms In good repair. 600 per nnnaD: q s.
{brick} containing eight, rooms gas, water, &C., IN
the house. Rent, $250 PES annnin ~ 800
so ~ GffAFFIN, STABLES q SaGR...
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THE VALLEY.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatclr.J

VALLEY ELCNIoS ASSOCIATION OF ROANOKE
IuLLEGE STCDENTS-cESTENNIAL YARD
FATTY. -... ..@.a >.
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ToR RENT Oh SALE, TIE LARGE n

Il and ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE, With III
,rpe yard }tist completed, rown-stonc 6nis,, con-
tainina fftee rooms, SIX warlrobe-ciosets, and 81
modern Improvements, ON Franklin street between
Madison and Monroe streets, and frst house on same
side OF Franklin street above General Bradley Il.
.JohnsoRis 4 Price, S9eDr1rent, or win sell for
$4,000, including the whole sixty eight feet front.
citv Anpy TO JOHN T. GODDIS, Resi- Estafe
Agent, Or. iii TRUMAN A.fPAlEkEHf& CO. 8.
0-nnd2w
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TOR SALE OR RENT THE NEWM
T. AND DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLINGEaa
No COS north Twelfth street, next door TO my resi-
dence. The house is just finished and contains nine
rooms and has all the modern Improvements, JUS
convenience to the business portion Of the city skcs
It desirable. For terms, apply 70 >-,,oy M.
X - s'7 =. of Randolph .$ English, 4.
a, -aodRt X z: .t-yssr.J ~ 1918 Main street.
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KILLED BY A PITCHFORK.

It has been only few weeks since my
son William Jasper Radford was killed.
He was harvesting near here and was stand
ing on pile OF straw resting on a pitchfork,
when it slipped and the prongs went into
his heart. When they got to him he had
pulled out the prongs OF the fork, and in Il
few minutes was dead. Heswas buried at
Hebron church. st
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TOR RENT OR LEASE wish to rent
u or lease my BOILING CREEK FARM, In the
county Of Amherst, opposite Lynchbure. containing
about seven hundred acres, about one hundred and
eighty acres in James River low lands and not sub
iect To overflow. The high lands are OF superior
Quality The improvements are goot. There IS
1pon Il good water 2rist mill. Dir. @. l.. Carter,
Whose farm adioins, will show 1t toany person de-
sifipn VIZ - ''H'''' $50 Mrs. NJ. c. HAMMOND,
y,ynChhura. VA.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

The next bad news we got was about our
daughter Sarah. She had married man
named Brown and moved to Rockingham,
near Port Republic. She was living there
very happily with her husband. One day
she was sitting by the window, when light
ming struck her dead. When her husband
came into the room he found her dead.
She left child. They wrote to US she had
been killed. i don't suppose anybody ever
was killed so quick rs she was killed. It
was two years ago the Goth OF this month.
She was twenty seven years old. - 3.
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MOOD FARM, LAND ON 2CURLE'S
W NECK FON RENT. Apply to -,
- ~ Mrs, FRANCES ALLEN. b 3
,,,11.1,v fs. - y Exchange Hotel.
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.TOHACCO. CIGlARs Ats.

- FL Know oLIyER'S "IJN{>..' -,
Something delicious, and anssspasaod 10 ~ sxes
,enee and tsasanee Is rIsE-cI'T ciGWIsa apa &
aoxs /, Il supply tass seesiysa ard
&. !. 10 f,n 81 s. Rove. 4,
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, LAWYERS, OFFICES, GA
IL LODGING-ROOAIS, &C., OH Main street, ~
In good localities ut small aud moderate rents. aH
au l2-3t ROBBERY b. LYME.