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q1itIr,,,olld 1ispatth,
n,v SEPTEMBER 90, 1879.
PETERSBURG.

utss-NEYTISG--THE NEGROES
fEfrue nrBr N--AccIDESTs---fo-
AND 49, uATTERs--MURDER TRIAL IN sus-
ssX. &C. 81 rho Richmond Dispatch!
Ic"f''S' SEPTEMBER %. 1879.
,uh,Jcan mass-meeting is called Tor
nv Nv night at the old Harrison-Strect
to'n" The meeting IL understood TO be
cbNsonI, ,rpure as to the best course 10 be
for co cos; an The debt question. It's report
TpIssas,, Mr.. Edgar Allan, Of Prince Edward
carr" a. ," will be among the speakers. WITH
co" .m~ naSt few days the negroes have mani
n Ia unusual interest in the debt question,
@J ,bey are seeking light and information
S"1 - ' how they shall! vote. From all ! can =,
a t,D,rstana a majority Of them here viii
wv" Tor the candidates for the Legislature
,,.nn favor The McCulloch bill.
VIZ w. r =. Aiken, well-known wood
w., w.. n this city. while experimenting
&C. orortou of small house on ms prcHii,
'"s , reS,nrday afternoon, fell and Injured
himself quite palnlu't!. 80 pr;n.o
ranrrc county. had one OF his hands down
49," 49, or tbrcc DAYS ago by the bursting OF
", nld pusket. which was oVer-chafscu.
!" rno Rcnuhlican Committee OK Prince
cIorpc county will meet tomorrow at the
Imnribousc 10 confer as to the policy to be
1snn,cd nv the party in the present canvass.
Tr. r. i. Wilcox, the Readsusters' can:
a;',,,c for The Senate in this district. will
S'n'in his canvass Oh the 3Gth OF September
~ . snecch at Cabin Point, Surry county.
The trial OF Frank Baker (ncgro), for the
,nnrdcr Inst month OF a coiored woman and
nnr child Iii Sussex county, has been set fol
,hc November term or the court OF tha'
county. The mother OF Baker. VINO Is I'M
nlica,cd in the crime, is also IN JAN awaiting
ir,al at the same time.
The weather tonight Is utmost COO
enough for frost. ROBIN AnA'"'
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APPOMATTOX COUNTY.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PAMPLIS CITY, Va, September "a. 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Tue dead body taken
out Of the Black pond has been identified by
his friends as that OF J. Noel Welsh, who
lived in the lower part OF Charlotte. He
WAS formerly OF Pennsylvania, and came to
Charlotte about two years ago. A white
luan by the name Of John Reid, formerly OF
Alabama, and coiored man, have been ar
rested, and were tried yesterday be-
lore Justices Marshall and Terry. The
evidence was very strong against Reid. and
he was sent 10 j.ul to await further trial.
he coiored man, Hampton Wade, was re-
leased, there not being sufficient evidence
10 send him on. The friend OF Welsh who
I"chililcd him had the grave opened and the
Top taken off the box, and got down in the
crave and examined the corpse minutely
Tor lurrc quarters OF an hour, and SWears
loost positively that he knows TO be the
body Of J. Noel Welsh. 1t seems that
Mr.. Welsh was in the habit OF biting his
Anser.na!!s instead OF cutting them,
ana Kept them so closely eaten off
mat the flesh had outgrown the nails, and
nad turned up at the ends OF his fingers.
lie also recognized his teeth and the shape
oi MS forehead. The clothes. he had on
"nen taken out OF the water drawers and
SnirQ were also recognized by the lady who
made them and also by his washerwoman.
IL A., also appeared in evidence that this man
welsh came 10 see the prisoner (Reid) for
me purpose of circulating counterfeit
stuoaef. 1t is thought by some that this az
-m VIII develop the fact that gang OF
.oan;.ef'e'ters have been operating in that
o Ib"u lor some time, and that several
49, UsIe' parties will be brought into it. The
M ~aHIS lReld) had in his possession q
+ H. 10, OF ule Tor making five-cent nicke!s.
t,uns Impossible for me to give you a de-
NJ en account OF the whole affair, as it
Yours truly, r.
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A New Phase of Crime.

A YOUNG LADY ABDUCTED AND HELD F0n RAN
soM-TlIE CRIMINAL IN CUSTODY.
BUFFALO, n. Y, September 25.-The de-
tails Of Il bold attempt at abduction here
have just come to light. A man named
Charles E. Schuyler, telegraph operator.
called on the siXteen-year-old daughter OF
one OF our prominent citizens on Tuesday
while she was attending school, represent
ing that he was employed in her fathers
office; that her father had been injured by
the fall OF building, and that be was in
structed by him to bring her home. She
accompanied Schuyler TO the place where il
was represented that her father was lying.
On entering the room Schuyler locked the
door, seized the young lady, telling her Of
his purpose to keep her prisoner till a
certain sum of-mouey was paid, and forced
h T to copy the following part OF letter o
her father
| "Dear Papa: ask you to give this man
$500 for me. Unless you do 50 within a
week he is ruined. He pledges you bis
| word and honor that it shall be returned to
YOU in sixty days. For this loan he has no
security to offer you except myself, whom
he has in keeping. He must have this sum
acknowledgements week. So long as
think you intend to pay this sum just so
long shall be kindly dealt with, but at the
first indication'-
AT this point she stopped writing and
begged to be released, promising to raise
the required sum and bring it to him. On
her swearing to never disclose what had
lIuppeneu snc was Released. On yesterday
she told her father.
Schuyler is now under arrest and con-
fesses his crime. On his person was found
letterto the father of the young lady, say
ing in substance that he had his son Willie,
six years old, in custody, and would release
him on the payment Of $1,000, and that if
the sum was not forthcoming the child
would be drowned. The names of num-
Der of children Of wealthy residents, with
their homes, were also found on him.
SCHUYLER is held TO bail in $4,000 for trial.
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The Stir In wheat.

BREAK IN THE @MARKET~-GENERAL4 FEELING
OF RELIEr--THE FAILURES.
The excitement in grain circles, growing
ont Of the extraordinary advance in the
pricc OF wheat, continued yesterday in the
forenoon, but later on subsidized in conse-
olence OF the market "breaking"; or, in
other words, because holders Of wheat here
and elsewhere were afraid to make few
sales at extravagant prices, and accordingly
sold freely at moderate figures and brought
the market down. So great was the excite
ment at the opening OF 'Change that the
price went up to S1.3l per bushel, and some
little was sold at the figure. This
was in consequence OF the character
OF the foreign advices, showing a
great continental demand at an advance
OF about a shilling. The New York and
Chicago markets also responded in sympa-
thy, but later on began to show signs OF
weakening. Cautious merchants felt that
it would be dangerous TO sell to foreign
BUYERS, except in rare instances at the very
high prices, because sudden decline in
London, which is liable to happen at any
| moment, might cause buyers there to de-
| fault or pick flaws in their contracts, thus
leaving the merchant here with cargo OF
wheat on his hands. The prices in London
ruled at the highest point OF the season,
and private cables reported the market le-
yerish and very much excited.
The break in the market brought feeling
OF genuine relief 10 all the trade, and al
though there will no doubt be considerable
fIuetuatlon ef prices to-day, the trouble is
to all intents and purposes over. After be-
ginning as high as S1.31, the market went
down as low as S1.24-a break OF seven
cents, and there was considerable sold al
this figure, including 100000 bushels to one
firm that was short on their contracts. Two
| firms on 'Change, one OF them large con.
Germ, were unable to meet their engage
ments on margin calls. One Of these con
Germs has already lost all its cash capital
and members OF the firm will have to dis
pose of real estate to meet liabilities. Ir
| one instance AZ least all the liabilities viii
be met. A rise Of twenty cents bushe
in wheat in ten days at this season is some
thing almost unprecedented, and came sc
}uneXpcctedly that it threw the market Of
the entire country into sort OF apopectit
fit. from which it will take it some time tc
recover. So far there have been only three
suspensions announced by the commercial
agencies, and these are only temporary unit
some arrangement can be made with credl'
} tors. At meeting OF the creditors or ono
firm, held yesterday, proposition 10 pay
fifty cents on the dollar was accepted. The
amount Of liabilities stated is Sl6,0O0
Should the market decline 10 $l.20 to-day,
as it is expected it will, the other houses
, which are in trouble will be relieved from
their embarrassments, and placed in posi-
ton to come out of the ordeal with flying
colors baltimore american, oath.
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The score at IL p. NJ. stood:
CrecdnnOOr.
END OF THE LONG-RANGE TOCRNt

END OF THE LoNG-RANGE TOURNAMENT.
New YORK, September 25.-The long
range tournament at Creedmoor closed yes
terday. The eight highest scores made a
total OF 1,673, which is larger than any
total ever made by teams OF eight men in a
match, and exceeds by number OF points
the total made by the Americans in the last
international match. Jackson won the first
prize with score OF PA. He also won the
first prize for the highest total score in the
first class for three days shooting.
The champion marksman's badge Of 1879
was won by ". j. Underwood, Of the
Seventh regiment, with score Of Al out Of
a possible so, at distances OF 200 and 500
wards.
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THE SCORE AT s P. NJ.
NEW YORK. September 25.-At s P. N.
the score stands:

Hazael, who has been running some time,
passed Merritt on the 349th mile, amid
great cheering. Merritt then started on q
run, and received applause. Both are now
on a good trot and keeping about even.
Weston has also got the fever, and is trying
to keep up with the others. Rowell, Yves
ton, HaZael, Guyon, and Ennis are oil rum
ming, and the audience are giving vent to
their feelings by cheering and clappin9
hands.
LAST NIGHTS REPoRT-THE SCORE AT IL P. NJ
NEW YORK, September 25.-Ennis, who
is q great favorite with the spectators, made
his Booth mile in 7 minutes and seconds.
Merritt is making 4 fine struggle 10 get
ahead Of Hazael and take the second place,
but he is hardly equal to the task. Hc
seems to be getting used up, and the tire.
mendous pace is telling on linn. .Rowcll
manages 10 keep his lead Of thirty miles
over Hazael. He seems fresh, but the pace
that Ha2ael has forced him to take is evi.
IDENTIFY not agreeable. He rrtaliates by
sticking to HaZaePs heels with wonderful
pertinacity. He dogs HIM around mile
after mile, and some OF the crowd shouted
at him, " Come OF, doggy" he paid nc
attention to them whatever.
Tonight there are fully 1000 people in
the garden, and several thousand IN the
streets outside.
Guyon is not going very strongly, and be
seems to be losing the fine form he displayed
in the first few days.
The betting aggregates s25O,000, and
stands 100 to l against Guyon, 90 to
against Merritt, 7 10 l against HaZael, 10C
10 against Weston, 100 to l against Hart.
100 to l against Ennis. $50 to l against
K-ohne, 1000 to against Fedcrmeyer and
Taylor.
At 10 O'Clock, which was the end of the
ninety-third hour Of the walk. Rowell's
score was 1863 miles. This puts him miles
ahead OF Weston's London record for the
same time. 1t also made him 43 miles and
/ lap ahead Of his own record, when be
won the belt here in March.
Merritt is improving in his style, and is
now running or walking at good gait
krohne finished his Booth mile at 1885 2. III
Tho Snpre ot II p NJ stand.
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NEW WORK PETROLEUM MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 23.-Petro9sum.-The market Is
IN good shape, aud refined Is a: least - better Ia
inc bidGiEI, with very reserved oherhgs on me
cncourarrI NV stronger markets abroad. sales OF
5000 sarrels refined for November at 7+cY S snd
1900 c:,rrels for pccc:abcr At Iac., als9' 2S.oVo
lions: 2Sc. for cru!s In bulk; 5St96'sc foE crude
In shpping order; a4Gac. Tor naptha; renne az, a
74c bid Tor 0ctoeer deliveries IN We" 9.s, ~
rsiIned in cases a. 0&9l0sc Sales o. United Ger:
iincates (crude petroleumj a. New lors, oGov y
barrels: NJ Oh CITY, 36t,oUa olrits; op,n 1nr .
like bid and 7lEc. asked; highest Stts ~ toSe.
lowest sales at lie. closing n 7i'sc. bid ana 'ae
asked-JaaragL Of Commerce..
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MARINE INTELLIGENCh.
PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER 20, 1879.
ARRIVED.
Steamer WyanOke, Couch, New York, mcrchan-
disc and passengers, G. W. Allen & Co.
Steamer hrlel. clifford. Norfolk, United States
mil, merchandise. ami passengers. l.. Il. Tatum,
agent.
steamer j. W. Eccrman, Carr. Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. j. W. McCarrick.
brig Helen NJ. Rowley (Nor.), Rowlcy, New York.
salt, Davenport Z Morris.
Schooner Emily < Jennie, Champion, Washing
schooner Maud seward, Tall, New York, mer-
chandiSe.
Schooner ID. ". Dycrly. Williams, Perth AmbOy,
rairoad-tics, Curtis L Parker.
Schooner Lo,te, Speed, New York, slaves, Curtis
" schooner W. u. Marvel, o'Kecre, Providence,
schooner john X. Shaw. Cox. New York, coal,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From AlexAAdrla September LIST, schooner II. ID.
From Providence September 23d, schooner
From Philadelphia September 23d, schooner Ann
Eliza, Hickman.
An unknown schooner is reported dismastcd and
I'm distress eighteen miles south OF Cane Henry.
from New York arrived ut Fort Monroe Tuesday.
The United States lighthouse schooner Pfaro re-
Gently Quilt IN Baltimore aud intended Tor duty IN
the Sixth Lighthouse district, sailed from Norfolk
Tuesday for Charleston, y T.. .
The bark Hazard. now loading ut Boston for the
ro1st of Africa Is thirty years old, ard has just been
thoroughly repaired, remeialrd, and rented aoit,
and IS considered good for ten years more. She WAS
Lujit nj East Boston by rhc Brothera Sampson, and
although she has been around the world again anu
again, and to nearly all the ports OF India Chlna,
aud South America. she has never experienced
.rious accident OF any kind, never lost man over
board or by sickness, aud has always made paying
voyages.
By telegraph.
NEW YORK September 25.-Arriyed: Alpha.
Arrived out: Nova Scotian. ChIIlan, Palestine,
Olympus, Ealkyrn, Galtbo, SuHinira. ftomewara
bound Arabia, for Tybee river; Fingali' Tor Will
mingtOn: Victoria, for New Orleans.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 33.-For American pig pEfces are
t00 much unsettled to duote definitely. .danniac-
,lrcrs get pretty much what they please 20 ask al
shcre appears TO be good many shore or STOCK.
The question Is not the PRICE but IS t DOss 10 get
supplies. Furnaces are IN full blast, and Earning out
liberal quantities. that are In good pace placed on
maturing contracts, anG this Is likely 10 be the fea-
lurc for sosae weeks tile large nun1et vf r.ers
ouead For what little surplus iron thSr IL pEcrih
Siilr0 conapeition Is noted 10 secure IL. Higher
rics are yet looked FOR. and II IS c!sitned with rea-
son on account OF 4 steady enhancement OF Sans'
In manufactured Articles generally as well as t3c
short ,appy OF th9 raw article. Ut scotch pig. al
houcs the arrivals steadily increase. they are chafy
paced long befcre. and inquiry Continues acave.
ninr time. and and It impossla to meet require
me ats sale of 200 tons PouAhkecpsie ferge Il!
S.3l-JDurad3 Of C0mnercf.
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Norfolk County Nominations "A in.
sficiar Decision.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.I

,,..,. Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l et@
PORTSMOUTH, Va, September 25.-The
Senatorial Convention for this district met
at Deep Creek to-day to nominate State
senator for this city and county and dele.
gate to the House for Norfolk county. The
Convention could not agree and divided.
Two nominations were made-tbe Debt.
Payers nominating Captain j. T. Griffin for
the Senate and Captain Jetson Jett for the
House of Delegates. The Readiusters nomi-
mated Colonel George A. Martin and G. B.
Lewellyn.
In the United States Court. in session in
Norfolk, this morning-Judge r. W.
Hughes presiding-in a trial for larceny
committed on the Chesapeake bay, it was
decided that the United States had no iuris.
diction in the case, no portion OF the bay
being a part OF the high seas.
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

SEPTEMBER 23.-To60cc0.--In Kentucky leaf
there is fair inquiry from the local trade. Reggie
buyers have not zone much. Prices are firm. Seed
leaf Is active and strong Virginia Leaf Is having q
very fair inquiry. including some Tugs for export,
and wrappers and smokers at very regular prices.
500 cases 1878 Pennsylvania ut 1119G2Oc.: 404
cases 1878 New England al l4&ta 2lc.; $50 cases
1877 Pennsy wanna IT 14is@25c.: 257 cases 1878
OhIo at 9IG10ac.; $50 bules Havana 1t $40. "a
$l.u5. The following are the quotations for Viz
at i5@22c good 70 aIG IS GI45c. nne TO extra
fine, 50@75c.; smokers, l5@25e.; Gappie wrap.
prrs. 10000: Tugs, common TO good, 2M3c.
good TO fine, 36D4c.: leaf, common 10 good, 5WSc.;
good to fine, S@10c.: fine extra. 10@l3c., and
black wrappers, 120ll5c.-Journnl Of Commerce.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH TO rnE DIspArcH,

cREEDMooR sHoOT1EG-MATCH-THE Lou.
IsIAEA STATE DEBT-THE YELLoW-FE.
YER AT MEMPHIS; NO NEW CASES LAST
. NIGHr-THE BRIDGEPORT CONN MUIR
DER; THE cLERGYMAN's WIFE PLEADS
GUlLTY-THE GREAT WALKINa-MATCH
l AT NEW YORK: RowELL STILL IN THE
LEAD : HAZAEL. SECONDS ALE OF
!. FLORIDA ROADS-EXClTEMEST IN
THE GRAIN MARKET-A BOLD ATTEMPT
Al, ABDUCTION IN BUFFALO. N. Y.-Two
INCHES OF Snow IN QUEBEC YEsTER-
DAY-THE RELATIONS, BETWEEN GER
MANY AND AUSTRIA. &C., &C. ST.
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SaIe of Florida Railroads.

JACKSONVILLE, September 25.-The Flor
ida Central railroad and the Jacksonville,
Pensacola and Mobile railroad, extending
from this city to the Chattaboochee river,
were sold to-day under q decree OF the
United States Circuit Court, and were bid off
by C. D. Willard, attorney for Adolph
Engler, trustee. The Jacksonville, Pensa-
cola and Mobile railroad was sold for $780,
900, subject to a prior lien OF about $4,000.
The Florida Central road was sold for
$500, 600. Both roads were purchased for
the bondholders. and it is understood that
a new company will be organized to operate
them.
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The Fever.

ONE DEATH AND ONE NEW CASE YESTERDAY
MORNING. ' .,
MEMPHIS, September 25-1O A. M.-One
new case was reported this morning--A. G..
Ferguson, at the City Hospital. One death
has oceurred-CharIes Miller.
The weather is clear and cool.
NOON REPORT-THE INJUNCTION DISREGARDED.
MEMPHIS, September 25.-No new cases
have been reported. Twomo deaths have
occurred. ,,. 4
The State Board OF Health disregards the
Injunction, and persons bringing in loose
cotton will be prosecuted.
Rev. Father Revieli continues in danger.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

THURSDAY, September %, 1879.
Country produce.
Applea s1Gs2 . barrel.
SeesDaz: zoe. = D.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, l5@lec.; fair
Corn Neal: Coo. p bushel for country; Csc. for
BIRD Frstt: Apples. 2@sHc:; neaches; neclea,
4@GG:; nnpe;sed;; 2sese.i CHERRIES l29l5c. q
Egos: Ia barrels, 13c. In crates, lac. .
FeotAers: Prime nve-goose, 35@4Oc. common,
FIcasesd: s1@sl.1o p bushel. -"
Hay: Virginia timothy, e0c.; mixad, 65@7oa.s
clover, 60M6 Csc. - #.'
Oats: Baled. 55@65c.
Poiaioes: irish. - barrel, $1.5lt932.25.
lard: Country. 6%G7c.
Rye: G5@70c. p bushel.
SuHHc: Prime. IJc. .
BnLed Strap: 35@40c.
WooL: Washed. 2S@30c u.lwashe.i. 2lC9 22c.
Furry wool will bring from j. - sc. n ID less tyan
above rates.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. sc.
Csqnsn,. Eoseadale. 1856 = barrel.
Lime: Agricultural SGSlUc. = husilel. Rocf land.
ish!tsj. Sis; Glenn's ESlis. sJ@9Oc: "
P,"s'ssr 81 lump: $780, gr'""'' 81 cacinea
'- Far: LaIre size. :S.25@s3.5o.
.. Drugs, EEcsLaffs. Oils, sc.
d donesntretsd 8Ss: ss75@sA y case O: sosu
dozen.
CochineaI: GGc. : r..
Extract 0f LGgto"od: l1c.
indigo: $IRSl.IO.
OILS: Linsced, CSC: machine: al@Sl. 70: sperm,
sl25; whale. eHc.; straits. S5Gi3c.: Labrador
coo oil. 5AsG6D2.; lard, 6GG; sweet, 5S u dozen :;
best salad $500: castor s1:5o :, sa2en E'rsinis
Race Ginger: &c.
Roots: Ginseng, Goes seaeca, without top, $50
Saaa: Sal. !s@2c. in kegs; English soda, &C.
SDirits Tur.Denttas: 4Oc.
.., Dry Goods.
Rro,on shest1nes ana Shsrsfnas: a. Manches-
| ter, 6c.;S Manchester. 5sc-: Manchester. Aac.;
Vile 64c.; 4-4 Rockbrtdae- exc Il RocEbride 5sc
"A w. Conestoga. INC. B q. Conestoga. &C.: u n
SSe $40 a5c tsDer z'c io-4 cry
gsaeesd sAt'ttnes %aG ss6sttngs W.p
s sc0: "a Home. &c; "A Oneida, loc.: IA
Ivondale, t.: A Social. eHc.: AZ Auoskeag
&c; Whitestone. sHe.; 4 Barnsley, 5.se.: s Red
ter6orougn, 4Hc.; l0-4 Waltham. exc; lo-4 City
Broom Drtus: pstersSsrgs 81 Tel crani'eville
Corset Jeans: Pavoata, &c.; AmosEeas LUG
Dentms: Harlem, l2Kc.: Boston steam Mills. SC
non5 6nr.: Sprague. exc: Manchester, &c.
Wilmington, 6xc. Hamilton. 54c.; Mer mack, eNe.
7c.: Harmony. 5hc;: Wamsutta' &c.
CambricS: Rice. 7c,; Snchsh' &C.
Foreign Fruits and Candy.
nnndy. 12x@l3 SC. a u.
Lemons: Messina. $3.50 p box -
Oranges: $3.50. ..<.se...-.s-. .5.- s.
| ," groceries. sc. sar.-. 49,.
Raeon. SHOULDERS. 54c.; clear rs-sides' g. g.
y, y,bSed, 6Sc.; Virginia shoRldegs, e@osc.' J
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Louisiana.
THE STATE DEBT.

NEW YORK, September 25.-At meeting
Yesterday at the Bank OF New York OF the
holders Of Louisiana State bonds, commit
tee was selected to devise plan for the en-
forcement OF their rights against that State.
A large amount OF bonds were represented,
and members of the committee. whose
names are not made public, are said to be
large holders OF bonds belonging to class OF
consolidated per cents OF which the total
issue amounts to SLIT, 100.
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DIR. TUFTS PILES.
TNUTTS PILLS.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.

Loss Of Appetite, Bowels Costive; Pain In the
Head with dull sensation In the back part; Pain
Unuer tic ciIuuIucr- Dla ruiess AIter I'd Tug
with Discrimination to eXerton Of body or lind
Irritabii,y Of Temper; Low Spirits. with feeling
OF having neglected some duty: Weariness, Dizzt'
ness Flultcring at the Heart Dots Before the Eyes,
Yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eye; RestIessncss, with ftful dreams; Highly.
Colored Urine.
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNnEEDED Sc.
RIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON
DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
Cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling a:
TO astouish the sufferer.
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Captain E. w. Early, OF Charlottesville,
has announced himself q candidate for the
Senate from the counties OF Albemare and
Greene. He is Republican, and can con-
troll the full vote Of his party. while large
majority OF Conservatives will vote for him
in preference to Massey GordonSUiHe Ga-
zette.
In the fourth race Wednesday at Louis
Vile .quarter-miIe dash-Glendalia
won; Leon second, Judge Thompson third.
Time, 1:l64.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-26
I Irhe erea. walls,ng.ssa,e,..

New Yo2g. .sentcmber 25.--Panchot and
Jackson have withdrawn from the walking
match, Weston and Hazel had quite a
lively and exciting run, side by side, this
morning, for nearly mile; but Hazael
proved too much for Weston, and gradu-
ally drew ahead, ending one Of the best
|spurts yet made.
Rowel finished $50 miles few minutes
before noon. Kazael passed Merritt at 1906
O'Clock, taking the second place. Between
6 O'clock this morning and noon Hazael
covered 81 miles and laps. Rowell did
not relish thefooks OF things, and now runs
at rapid gait frequently. He has aban-
doned the dng-trot and perspires freely.
The folInrinp WAS the score ut RoOn: