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HaegLANDERS have the habit, when
talking their English, such as it is, Oh
interfering the personal proDonn he
where not repaired, such as The
king be has come" instead Of The
king has come" Often, in cODse-
queDce, a sentence or an expression
IL rendered sufficiently ludicrOus, as
the sequel will show, 4 gentleman
says be has bad the pleasure Of listen
ing to clever man, the Rev, Nr. -
1et bis locality be secret and re-
Gently he began bis discourse thus:
my friends, you will find the subject
Of discourse this morning in the First
Epistle General Of the Apostle Peter,
chapter ", and verse 8, in the words:
The devil he goeth about like roar
ing lion, seeking whom he may de-
YOUR Now, my friends, with your
leave, we will divide the subject of
our text today into four heads. First
ly, we shall endeavor to ascertain
who the devil he was Secondly, we
shall inquire into bis geographical POI
sition, namely, Where the devil be
was,' and Where the devil he was go
ing' Thirdly land this is Of per-
sonal character), who the devil he
was seeking And fourthly and last
ly, we shall endeavor to solve the
question which has never been solved
yet-'What the devil he was roaring
about"
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BIocKHEADED men are so numerous
IN Chicago that an audience in that
city is said to look when viewed from
above, like a cobblestone pavement.
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purposes
~rzE OFFER DUB GOODS Al PRICES To sr,,r
wv the the times and Warrant satisfaction Thasa
in need Of anything n Onr lime, please give ps :
call Orders by nan or that may be LETT win p r
Adeanann at Lemp'g saloon, viii have nrrner.
attention.
Fsetory On Tenth street, between Main and Grors
Boise City. May 977-n
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+, Plough Castings: wholesale. z@4zc.; retail
Bone: Manila. best. 16@1sc.: tute. 91c.
Rdgs mixed cotton, 2ac.; white &C.; wooIlen,
Llcorice.
Ltcorfce Paste: j. G. & Co.. 3lc.: u. r.. 23c:
A. D. G., 23c.; K. Il CO., 24c.: p. s.. 25c.; Ancho,
27c.: A. G. c.. &C.,: G. G.. CSC.
LIQUORS, Wines. &c.
Ale: Scotch, best brands, pints s2m=a2s 3
Dozen Rold
Brandiss: Domestic; s1;2s@s2; lrui,; :1:2ss
s1sG; apple ssw s!55s@sS DID, s22'ss
Rue Whtskegs: Medium. 81 .50MS2: pure old. s2
@s4: Virginia mountain, new, $29S2.oO, Id
S25O6$35O and upwards.
Gin: Domestic. &1.25@EE2: imported, 70 3 case
Nelc England Rum: S1.65.
Recttaed Whtskevs: Market quiet; proof, 1925
Lumber. Slaves. sc.
Lumber: White oak. sI2@815 q 1000: Westert
Virginia poplar. S12.50@$25 p 1000: White pine
S20@S75 3 1000 yellow pine boards, $IU4tl4'
jojst Sl2@&ls. according to lengths Shlngles.
Pine. R2.50@f5: cypress slx-inch, SI.oUlyslo
p 1000. Laths-Spit; 81 so sawed. s2.2SgSZ.o'
LOCO.
.Stares: Whiskey-ba timber. green. 81 s@$2eS
1000; seasoned, $206S25 3 1000, Flour barre
timber, $6@s7.56 p 1000. Flour-barrel poles 81
as: h0gshead-hoops. no demand; hckory-hoops'
S12.50s
ShfpstuG: 35645c. a bushtl.
BroDnSfUE: 25G30c. 2 bushei.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. 2 bIshe.
Corn Bran: Tic. par bIsheI.
Powder, Shot, &c.
Fuse: Toys mining, 35c.@sl.25 = 100 feet
Ponder: 1878 by the five keSs-less than hV'
kegs. 1926 blasting. $3.25t9&3.50.
Shot: Northern. s2.4 0@$2:50 q bag of 25 DIS.
Gytndstones: 1tGG2hc. q n.
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We regret exceedingly to hear Of the
dreadful il not fatal accident to DR.. Jane:
Ii. Dunn, in Texas, formerly Of this place
He was accidently shot by his daughter,
who was examining and admiring pistol
Everybody living in Abingdon will remem'
Der DR.. Dunn and his family, and will
greatly regret to hear of the unfortunate
affair.-Abingdon Standard.
J. NJ. Patton, Esq, Of smyth county, died
on Captain Horizons down-train Wednes.
day Just as it reached Buford's depot, where
the trains pass. His remains were carried
back to Marion in charge Of his two young
sons and some Masons, OF which order ne
was member. Mr.. Patton was en- route
for his brothers, in Rockbridge county,
LynchOurg NeacS.
\ ferry-boat on the Delaware on We'd
nesday ran down row-boat containing
three men, and one Of them, Albert r.
Steinle. was drowned.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.
THE SOCIALIST MANIFESTO.

THE SOCIALIST MANIFESTO.
LONDON, September ga special dis
patch from Paris to the Standard says {:
"The manner in which the so-called Social
list manifesto attacking the Government and
the Gambettaists. issued yesterday, was
made public is calculated to inspire doubts
OF its authenticity, and suggests posi-
bility of hoax. 1t is published by the
Moniteur Uniuers and Defense. They do
not say how it came into their hands, but
merely assert that it was determined upon
at private meeting held early in August
and adopted at subsequent meeting, ut
which twenty-five Paris arrondiss ements
were represented"
The War In the East.
AUsTRIA's POLICY OF PERFECT NEUTRALITY.
VIENNA, September 27.-In the Austrian
Reichtatt to-day, replying to interpretations,
Prince Adolf Anersperg, president OF the
Council, declared the Government main
tanned its policy Of perfect neutrality. Re
garding the contingency OF Servia's par
ticipation in the war he said the Govern
ment could not declare its policy in anticl-
patton OF the event.
SCARCITY OF SUPPLIES, &c.
VIENNA, September 27.-Thc newspapers
here announce that in consequence OF the
large concentration OF Russian troops, and
the difficulty Of obtaining supplies on &C
count of bad weather, Mehemet All on the
oath instant commenced retreating to his
former position on the Kara LON.
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FINANCIAL
R1cHMoND sToc g J. 4 EXCHANGE.

1850. THURSDAY 5tptfAUc8 90 Aoss'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ecnsobi a
.erest eertidesies, y bid Il asked: Virginia tax
citv Sseurtttss.SRichmond city s,s, 11s bid;
asked: Petersburg city 6's, 95x bid. 81 asked
bia: SorfeIs CITY water as. Ito bid Norfolk city
6's. 90 bid; Fredericksburg city rs. lou bio. ),
railroad Bonds.-virgtnla and Tennessee Rail-
rosd third mortgage s's j. and j., 81 bid southside
sa 81 asEed second
gage preferred e's and j. 72a asked S91thssikdee
Rarood third mertssgs prefserrsd s ~ an R!oa
Petersburg Railroad Hrst mortgage ss, J. and j. 80
% 81 and
mac Railroad mortgage e's. j. and j., 100 bio;
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
mortgage 7's, J; and j., 95H bid Piedmont Railroad
North Carolina Railroad. ~ bid.
Railroad Stocks.-RichmonG, Fredericksburg and
.ns leS quar- ss1. s s
fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad seven per
cent aG9 s send
board and Roanoke Railroad common, 100 par, s4h
bid. o,,
f fans4s H naaa io5 liz d
of Virginia. 100 par. TAX bid, 80 asked; Union
Bank Of Richmond, SO par, 39S bid; Merchants
and Planters Savings, 25 par 1sh Did, Citizens 20
Insurance Companfes.-yirginia Fire and Ma
rne, rs par, 80 bid Virginia State par 80 ASKED;
chants and Mechanics. loo par, So bid, 81 asked;
Old Dominion, 100 par, 40 bid 40 asked; Granite
Insurance Company. 100 par, 70 bid, S21 asked
bid; Richmond Fire Association, rs par, I5k bid,
19 asked. .... ..+.
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HUyYADI JANOS WATER.
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY
HUNYADI JANOS.
NEW APERlENT WATER.

Specially recommended for richness in apcrien
salts, and Its efficacy in Bilious attacks, prevention
Of Gout, Piles etc, and ordinary aperient. by
LIEBIG, VIRCHOW, SCANZONI, and Sir HEN
RY THOMPSON, and the entire medical profession
in England and Germany.
DIR. j. MARION SIMS, NEW YORK. ASA laXa
tive, prefer It to every other mineral water"
DIR. JAMES r. WOOD, NEW YORK. "Cer;ain, but
gentle and painless; superior to any other bitter
water"
DIR. WILLIAMA HAMMOND, NEW YORK. Tho
most pleasant and efficient Of all p'irgative wa
ters.'
DR.. ALFRED L. LOOMS. NEW YORK. 1.-THE mos;
prompt and most efficient; specially adapted fol
daily u.c."
DIR. FORDYCE BARKER, NEW YORK. Requires
less is less disagreeablc and unpleasant than any
other.''
DIR. LEWIS A. sAYRE, NEW YORK. g Preferred tc
any othcr laxative
A WISEGLASSFUL A DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name OF TIE
ApoLLINARIs COMPANY Qimitcdl, London.
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Al and 43 Warren street, New York,
Sole Agents for United States and Canadas.
FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
Tau 27-M,W&F&eow1yl
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The Fastest Time Yet.
AN PROFESSIONALISM THAT LEFT wHIRLwISl
IN IT'S WAKE.

AN EXCURSION-TRAlN THAT LEFT A WlIRLwISD
IN IT'S WAKE.
detroit Free Prcss.l
There was only one stop in the III miles
that separates st. Thomas from Amherst
burg. The stcam-gaugc Just before start
ing showed u pressure Of eighty-tiye
pounds. Il moderate figure for locomotive.
Conductor Crawford sang out, "All
aboard" and the special train with
Bishop Borgess. on board pulled out
from st. Thomas at 5:21 p. NJ. A grand
departure. Once the bridge was cleared
Macombcr ''let her out" Presently
watches were taken out and observations
made. The reverend clergy, as well as
the more worldly laity. became interested.
A mile in sixty seconds !" calculated one.
Shortly after. "A mile in tfty-eight Sec
onds !" Again. {" A mile in tifty-Seven
seconds" The wires on the telegraph
poles swung up and down from the move
ment OF the train. The bushes on the side
Of the bitches shook as il swept by hurri-
cane, and the tall and gaudy yellow cox
combs that grew beside the fences bent to
the ground in a seemingly overpowerinS
desire to get loose from the earth and fol-
low the rushing train. The dust from
newly-balasted portions of the track and
the chips and leaves rose up fercely against
the force OF gravitation, and whirled and
gvrated like vapory clouds in a tempest.
A thin line OF smoke stretched intermina-
bly, in the distance. The impetus OF the
train increased. The yehemence with which
it rushed forward created a vacuum that
apparently took nature some seconds to
overcome, and the spirits Of the passengers
were cxhilarated by the unprecedented
speed at which they moved through space.
Finally the yard OF Amherstburg station
was reached. Hurrah One hundred and
eleven miles in one hundred and nine
minutes. The fastest time in America,
beating by three minutes the run Of Van
derbiIt'S special train.
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LANGUAGE OF THE TURKs.-The Turks are
OF Tartar origin, and their language is q
Tartar dialect, and while the language is
very regular in its grammatical construc-
ton, it is poor in words. To remedy this
defect the Turks have drawn from the Ara
bic and Persian language to such an extent
that thorough knowledge OF the Turkish
cannot be acquired without Knowledge oil
the other. The Turks use the Arabic cha
racters, and write, after the manner Of the
Jews and Arabians, from right to lett. Like
the French in Europe, the Turkish Ian
guage is, in a greater part OF Asia and on
the northern coast OF Africa, the common
medium OF communication between ma
tons speaking different languages.
CdqO Inter- Ocean.
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PETERSBURG.

,,cco FACTORY BrRNED-THE WORK OF AN
',wcr>p1,RY--COMPLAiNT AGAINST THE RE-
r,SrrRs-MILlTARy ELECTIoN - ROBBERY
I'm Az ENCOUNTER WITH THE THIEr--Pox.
H,-NTlNG IN TOWN.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SEPTEMBER 81, 1877.
A large two-story framed building owned
by MesSrs. thinner 4 Harrison, and lately
occupied by them as tobacco factory,
situated in the rear Of the city water-works,
was destroyed by ire last night about 8
O'Clock. The building had been unoccu-
pied for some time, and contained nothing
but few tobacco-screws and a quantity OF
old lumber. 1t was insured in the Liver
pool. London and Globe Company for
50, 900. The fire was the work OF an incen-
diary. A few months ago stemming FAC
tory near the same spot was burned by an
incendiary.
The Commissioner Of the Revenue has
received complaints from several OF the sa-
loon-kecpcrs in regard to the inaccuracy OF
their registers, and, as far as possible, the
faults have been rcmedied. One citizen
compIqined this morning that his instru-
ment was registering by the thousand.
The wheat market is somewhat lower to-
dav. Prime white, Sl.55; prime red, $l.50.
4 negro man yesterday stole suit OF
clothes and fifteen dollars in money belong
ing to couple Of colored men at Dispu-
tanta. He was pursued for some distance
in the direction OF this city, and was over
taken by one OF the men, between whom
and himself fierce encounter ensued. The
robber came off second best. and lost the
money he had stolen, and the coat which he
was wearing. He managed to escape, but
not before partially disabling his pursuer.
He has not yet been caught.
The banners awarded to the Petersburg
Guard as prizes in the late competitive drill
in Lynchburg have been received. They
are quite handsome. and will be proudly
cherished.
Foxes are so numerous around Peters
burg that it is no rare thing to find them in
the heart Of the city. Two have recently
been captured, and there was chase after
another on Bollingbrook street this morn
ing. Some OF the mysterious disappear
ances OF chickens may possibly be attri
huted to these animals. One was caught in
Fifth Ward night or two ago with q hen
in his mouth.
The mention OF the name OF Rev. w. W.
Duncan in connection with the presidency
OF Randolph-Macon College is received with
favor by his many friends here.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD
AND THE NEW.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION OF NEW
YORK; JOHN C. CALDWELL. OF OsWEGO,
NOMINATED FOR SECRETARY OF STATE;
MR.. TREMAINE's CLOSING HARANGUE-
THE INDIAN COUNCIL IN WASHINGTON;
WHAT "BIG ROADS," "HE DOG" AND
LITTLE WOUND" HAD TO sAY-BANK
SUSPENSION. IN MISCONCEPTIONS
-THoUSAND-DOLLAR FIRE IN
BosToN-GENERAL PlERsoN, WHO COM
MANDED THE STATE TROOPS IN THE
STRIKE AT PITTsBUGH, HAS BEEN IN
DICTED FOR THE MURDER. OF A MAN
FIRED UPON IN HIS DOOR BY THE
TROOPS-FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION ON
THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL-
ROhD-sUICIDE OF s.. TRAvERs PHIL
LIPS. OF sTAUNToN-THE UNIoN-PACIFIC
ROBBERY; TWO OF THE ROBBERS KILLED
AND EIGHTY POUNDS OF GOLD RECo-
vERED-sERIoUs FIRE IN PROVIDENCE,
r, l., &C., &C.
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o. p. BALDwIS--BELIE BoYD. ST. An.
drew writes to his paper from Baltimore:
/ was sorry to find che Hon. y. p. Bald.
win very sick. Should he not recover his
loss to the press Of Baltimore will be a very
serious one.
While in this city / have been the guest
Of Colonel j. s. Hammond, well known in
Farmville. 5irs. Hammond Is the famous
heroine "Belle Boyd" and a most charm.
ing lady, surrounded by lovely family.
Mrs. Hammond is sadly annoyed by mum.
Der OF imposters who so about the country
representing themselves as Belle Boyd and
making money on her reputation.
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The telephone is commonly supposed to
be an instrument of very modern invention,
but in NJ. Lie Comte du MonceFs "Erp0St
deS Applications de 7 Eiectricite," published
in 1857, it was very clearly suggested. Its
there said:
"Imagine that one speaks near mobile
plate, flexible enough not to lose any OF the
Vibrations produced by the voice; that this
plate establishes and interrupts successfully
the communication with a battery. You
would be able to have at distance another
plate which would execute at the same time
the same vibrations. 1t Is true that the in
tensty OF the sounds produced would be
variable at the point Of departure where the
plate is vibrated by the voice, and constant
at the point OF arrival, where it is yibrated
by electricity. But it is demonstrate that
this would not alter the sounds"
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A NOVEL HORSE SUIT.-Los Angeles, Cal,
as we learn from the Express, has had 4
novel law suit. 1t came before Justice
Court OF that city, and was to this effect: A
had sick horse. which was in great suffer-
ing. and which he thought was sure to die.
SO he took the borSc to b, a livery-stable
keeper, and said, 81 will give you S. to kill
this horse for me- ''All right" said B. So
A paid the SIS, left the horse in charge OF B.,
and went away. B could not, however,
summon sufficient nerve to kill the poor
animal, so, in his turn, said to c, off you
will kill this horse for me will give you
five dollars" "All right" said G.; and G
took the horse away with him. c, how
ever, did not kill the horse, but doctored
him and restored him to health. A, much
to his surprise, one day saw c driving q
fine animal which \ Enthusiastically recog-
nized as his formerly sick horse. A de-
manded the horse from G, Crefused to give
it up, and A brought suit against to re-
cover possession Of the horse. The jury
decided that was entitled to the horse.
The Express understands that the case will
be appealed to the County Court.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Fatal Disaster.

EXPLOSION OF A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON THE
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE ROAD-SEV-
ERAL PERSONS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
LOUISVILLE, September 2s.-The boiler OF
a locomotive attached to freight train on
the Louisville and Nashville railroad eX-
ploded last night at Rocky Hill, Warren
county, killing Charles Wilson, the engi-
neer; Thomas McCrea, the fireman; and
- Mccormick, OF Greensburg, Indiana,
brakeman; and slightly wounding several
others. A. L. Church, the conductor, was
badly bruised, but succeeded in crawling
far enough forward to flag the south-bound
passenger train and avert collision. A
number of race-horses were on the train; ;
Dorden's Morgan FLY and Sagarac being
killed, and Satinet and Sargamot injured.
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FOR SALE By
DEALERS, GROCERS, AND DRUGGISTS.
Tau 27-M,W&F&eow1yl
AsSIGNEE,S NOTICES.


mo. 54S7J
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
4 UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF VIRGINIh-IN THE MATTER OF
HATCHETT & GRAY, BANKRUPTS, IN BANK
RUPTCY AT RICHMOND. VA. THIS 25TH
DAY OF JULY, iS77.-To WHOM IT MAY CON
Germ: The undersigned, 5. b. Witt, Of Richmond,
in the county of Henrico aud State of Virginia,
hereby gives notice of his appointment us assignee
Prince Edward. in said district. and who were-to
wit on the 10th day Of July, lS77--adjudged bank.
rupts upon the petition Of themselves by the Dis
trict Court OF the United States for said district
GO 2s-F2w S. B. WITT, Assignee.
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ss-1;EST STORE.
lust RECEIVED AT THE
No. sos BROAD STREET,

No. sos BROAD STREET,
A full line OF CROCKERY-which We are selling
very cheap-warranted best iron-stone
A beautiful line Of VASES ut 99c. pair;
We have larger and finer assortment Of VASES
than ever before;
A lot of new and very fine MAJOLICA PITCHERS;
New TOILET SETS-99c. aset:
70 sets TIN TOILET-WARE, In yermilion, green,
oak, walnut, and French-gray. These sets are
full size and of very best quality and finish.
A splendid line TIN CUSPADORES ut 99c. pair /;
splendid line LAVA CUsPADORES at 99c. .
pair;
Large WAX DOLLS; some very fine DRESSED
DOLLS; ncw-style DOLL-PERAbtBULA-
A lot of PIPES and CIGAR-HOLDERS in fine
cases: some heaurifully-caryed EkUlNE
MEERsCHAUM CIGAR-HOLDERs in fine
Another lot Of those FINE. SOLID BLACK WAL:
NUT PICTURE-FRA31ES ut 89c. apiece and
acc. q pair. We have several entirely new pat
ferns in these.
New CHROMOS, new ALBUMS;
80 dozen MEMS SHIRTS. warranted linen bosom !;
Our LARGE, FOUR-WHEELEDW WAGONS cannot
be equalled in town for $3.50:
Some more Of those beautiful BRONZE FIGURED
LAMPS. .u
We are receiving new goods every day. Don't fail
to call ut the 0o-CENT STORE and look at them.
99-CENT STORE, 500 Broad street.
sc27 between Fifth and SIXTH.
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ANNAPOLIS, September 26.-Duriug a
drunken brawl at Odenton, in this county,
last Friday night, Andrew Hammond twice
struck Joshua Saffield with a club, break
ing two ribs on the right side, from the
effects OF which blows Saffield died yester-
day. A coroner's jury Orchard Redmiles
foreman) found verdict to-day in accord
ance with the above facts. Saffield leaves a
,,.sf
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A HORSE STUNG TO DEATH BY BUNDLE
BEEs.-At meeting at New Concord
church, six miles southeast OF Bonneville, q
horse was hitched too near bumble-bee's
nest. The bees attacked slightly ut first,
but as he charged and plunged, attempting
to get away, they peppered him with "red-
hot shot" from all sides, until the poor
beast could stand it no longer. lie uttered
shrek after shrek in his dying agony, and
then laid himself down, yielding up the
ghost. The animal belonged to a young
man, from Henry county.-Boonerille tMo.)
Eag!e. .st
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KERosENE AS HATR-REsToRATIvE.-I
would seem to be valuable in peculiar cases
of sudden loss OF the hair from special
causes, but It does not follow that confirmed
badness is to be remedied by the means in
dicated. appeal.
rive advise you to let it alone. The Jour-
nal of Commerce warns the public against
its use as hair-restoratiye.1
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OPPOSED TO THE BELL-PUNCH.-Norfolk,
September 26.-Thomas c. Walston, Of
Northampton county, has been nominated
by the Conservatives for the State Senate
from the Eastern Shore. T. A. Downes
was also nominated for the House Of Dele
gates from Northampton county. Both gen.
tlemen are opposed to the Moffett bell
punch.-Special dispatch to the Inde1-Ap'
a,on1
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PRINTING-TIOUSES.
DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

Il
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.
Having one of the LARGEST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com
bipcd with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, in the very best style
and AT Low PRICES, every description of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUsINESs-CARDS,
PROFESsIONAL-CARDS,
WEDDING-CARDS.
sHow-CARDs,
BlLL-HEADs,
LETTER-HEADS.
NOTE.HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE,
STATEMENTS
RECEIPTS
NOTICES. CHECKS, .,s
DFue-IAnELs' TAGS,
PAMPHLETS ARGUMENTS,
&C., &c
RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK A
SPECIALITY.
We have oil the NEWEST STYLES OF TYPE,
and execute work IN L manner that cannot be sur
passed.
Wealso do all kinds of BINDING and RULING.
Orders from the country promptly filled and de
livered by express or mail.
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
samples when required. mh 2i-a's"'G"
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SUDDEN DEATH OF UNITED STATES COURT
OFrIcIAL.-Edston, Talbot county, Md.,
September 26.-Mr. John II. Lowe, deputy
clerk OF the United States Court in Balti-
more city, died suddenly this morning Of
heart-disease. He had appeared to be in I'M
usually good health the past few days.
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A0 uatie.
AMATEUR sCULL-RACE AT sCIPIo

AMATEUR sCULL-RACE AT sCIPIo, n. Y.
SCIPI0, N. Y, September 27.-In the
amateur single scull race, one mile and re-
turn, the Eldree, Of Auburn, was the win
ner. Time, 1910.
SC1PIo, n. Y, September 27.-COurtney
won the race in 21:294; Riley, 21:33{; John
son, 2l:42; Tenecyck, 21:43t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-09-28
The Union.Pacfdc Robbery.

TWO OF THE ROBBERS KILLED AND EIGHTY
POUNDS OF GOLD RECOVERED.
CHICAGO, September PA dispatch was
received at military headquarters from
Lieutenant Allen, Of the Sixteenth in
fantry, from Buffalo, Kan, dated yesterday,
stating that two Of the robbers engaged in
the Union-Pacifc train-robbery had been
killed and eighty pounds Of gold recovered.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
DENVER, COL, September 27.-Two OF
the highwaymen who recently robbed the
express-car on the Union Pacific railroad
were overtaken yesterday near Wallack's
by posse. The robbers made stand, and
both were killed. Sixteen thousand dollars
in gold coin were recovered. It is expected
the others will be captured.