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CHICAGO, august 3 A speci1l from So
.''c1, NcT Mexico. SAYS: 1.-THE murder
o-' rcd devil, a-e BOW rsvaging this neigh
Del hood ald killing od The people by the
,a'It. Last uigai an encounter occurred
ar'"ffn l5em anG The Mexlc5us OF Poroge,
..''Iune 10 tbe death Of thirteen MeXicans.
$50 loa'an, who were captured were bu-
pa alive. Report. come 10 hourly Of fresh
.'a-fs snd murders, and party : being
-'Heo'y raised and armed 10 20 10 the
F-e O i1e miners al Pueblo Springs,
-'ir ibty are surrounded aud ia imDi-
- eanger. Last evening a miner aud
= VIE ere supposed % have been sur
'rl ogy the saysges as they we're return
y lher uiDe. aid were probably tor
T. The band j. part % NictsriA's Old
-..' h0N I'D or Nera, a chief even more
'-'oa' lhsu bis predecessor. Unless The
,l' 'oin their attacks elseW beTe a gen.
Ilaisn VAR Will doubtless result"
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The NominatiOuS-AC Couple OF Aeei-
dentS-RafIrOad Matters.
/ Special telegram 70 tht Ulspalch'I

Especial telegram % lhe UlspalchI
NORFOLK, Va. August j.-The nomina'
lions create great satisfaction here.
A machini,t named james Flemming, be-
longing in Portsmouth and employed on
the New York steamer Wyanoke, was
brought home terribly scalded to-day.
Henry Farley, living in Norfolk county,
fen of fast morning train Of the Elizabeth
City railroad yesterday and broke his left
thigh and spine aud was seriously Injured
internally.
All the stock required to build the rail-
rad from Norfolk to The Hollys, Eear
Cape Henry. has been subscribed, and The
road Will al once be let 10 contract.
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~ telegram.

NLW 4I'lF.
NV YORK. Angus, -.-N,1,.- --Stoc-i eng ana
weak. Money. sq3 Ier c'rt rNctarse--Lo- g
49,: 81 -.5s4. stale bonds dull Govern ueAis
'1reatrc.-sioney. 2-93 per csr;- KxchanEf.
4s2. Govern rlect5 quiet and trIn new o's; ~ i
n-w ~. Il8s; n.N a., ll6i. States D'dtfa'e.1
active. .-.-.-,,
WALL Strict YESTERDAY.
Nrvv YORK. Au-us. j.-The POSTS ruaEc'a. aTi-
Gle $40 =. ". egIioul SAYS: Ihe STOCK Exchange
could not wei b- euler than i-dsy d ihr % hi. Z
cf husluf-s - f8r o., itt condition al lrnnA fili-
road ehs RS ice sptcu atIou there s htue ms is
new lie general Speculative list D. loStr man
v-rtp~esv fruuL-lnf shsrrs and coal su1rte btl- =
besvv ine Two excep ions 90 ihis sre Chsiia-
rO0ra. which hss been advanced o. go T.. ~
So ana R0chrsttr AID Plii~buTE u II
froin so Zach Of t1ese stock, Is cl4uti:
ard ih- price can almost az easily DE- chtnFel
IS can me asking Price Tor a p.tc- ~
real estate owned by enc persou. ! Llitd states
bonds are /. lower Z the fpur7. and Ii.re are 10
on er changes Sta'e bouds declined u Tor LOUISE
ana cousc.s and recovered ia. Raiirolo O'hqs are
irregular. bui generally lower, the chauEes 9tlnE
fractional. Tie money msrket is easA az ,G3 i- I
cent for ca loans Va per cent Tor me I'aI' ans
sa4. for prlne mercantile psper. ne hiArt ~ ioI
fore "a exchange while dull Is rAher ni utr 10 one,
owing pr4ncipaly 10 the temporary sctrciN pi
CON efcial bills the supply q which = kepl sai
10, thr speculation IN Jreadsiuds AID provisions
BALTIMORE
pArvru0Rv August 5.-Nlrgluia g.. deftrrC d.
IL. cons, ifated. elA: second series So pAsl-
due coupons. 81; Lea lO-40's, 5Ss. BID 10 day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,.,yen.rH 70 rGE DEsrArcn'

.,;,,se voted Down In NeT'h osr'''AA :
iTeA'.' - n, President Execution az syria
y.Y.-virsIHis Politics In4'sn A'r''
's''' 40 Nessce-Asdress Of Dr. Garry "a
''''' ,,..ry,a legislature Destructive sierra
:" ,.s,a-Iess BY Fire in Fremont o.
% -" ~.,o \. Y.-nlinois Catile GOinS
ap' r.,,t Fires in siiShigsn-Seere'
b'' csnpeu in Chicago-Vessel s"rH'
,..,,-,eE,cn, y. B.-Prcsidcni Grew
...S-The Liverpool Internal Ma
BrssiauEh and his Parliamentary
.-.ssirs. &C. &C.
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NERVOUS HEADACHE,
THEIR DANeEE AND SAD RESULTS.
SICK HEADACHE,

Aubead.cbes are nervous. whether called so or
not: but there is certain cas- Of headaches hat
are known a. and called nervous headaches because
they are attended by other nervous symptoms. and
what The uatieut c1ns ncrvous feelings OF nervous
ness. Headaches are more DANGEROUS shan they are
generally supposed 90 De because few people die in
fl Of headache, bit they lead % tie most serious
state 1f things: nsy often end DO 3. aih or insanity,
and are always tie foreruuner ~ nervous chilis-
vorv,ns chills sreexrrene, dangerous. and sIe not
only ATTENDED ly distressing nervous sympt ms.
but hy congestion u The ryou. centres. and often
prove fa'al very suddenly. sud should receive
lrompi and Immediate treatm u', but The esi and
afst way Is Q, take q il t:me; ami II Jon suffer
from nervous or sick bead ache. treat that aud re
curd o. 81, and iAere VIII he lao danger of nervous
chills. Ycn may say. Il have iri-d and nothing
cures me-" 40. ionic, or tuo-e commoE Uureaiive
pills or sr1ng medicines VII never cure you. The
reason YOU sufr from Itrvous headache ~ chlls Is
because YOUR nervous system is ran down; The
nerve Gu q has become poor and weak and needs
feeding an re- torng 90 Us natural condition; and
7 can tell YOU What viii DO il IN any case and
sneak from experience. AM that IS DR.. TENsOS's
Celery AND CHAMONLE PILLS. They have
and viii cure any case, no matter how long standing
or Obstinate of other nervous headache nervous
cbls. sick headache, neuralgia nervousness plray
sis. sIeepessness. OF INDICATION. Price 20 cents
box or Fix boxes for ~ 80. postage free 90 any ad-
dress. sold by all druggists. Depot LOG north
Futaw street. Baltimore, Nd Prompt attention
At "a rla
ElNeA " a. "- an 6.e1dlw
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nes,rncii,e CnnnngrntIons.

CLEVELAND, August "a special from
Fremont SAYS: \ friction OF broken ma
cbinery set Ere 10 the Lake Erie and West
ern Compsny's elevator, one mile from mere
last evening. and il was entirely destroyed.
The elevator was valued at SIS 600. Hig-
bee 4 Co. lost S3j, 600 worth Of grain. Par
TALLY insured
BUFFALO. August 5.-Tbe frame engine
house here Of the Buffalo Greek Rye Com
p4nv was burned this morGiu9, together
with three engines. one Of which was entire
~ new. Loss, $4,000.
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n.s,r,e,,ve Storm in minuesota.

81. Paul, August "a severe storm
swept over this section last evening, ana
extended as far as Menomenee IA Mlseon-
sin. The greatest damage done was 10 N IN
neapols. For time II really appeared a.
If the city was 10 be swept oV genuine
cyclone. II is impossible 10 estimate ibe
damage done ia the line OF toe storm a. me
STires an every direction are wrecked.
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sInMOxs LIVER REGULATOR.
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR

The symutors Of Liver Complaint are q ter or
bad taste In tie noaih; Pain in The Back Sides, or
Joints. often mistaken for Rheumatism; sour
stomach; Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alternately
co ave aud lax; Headache; Los Of Memory Eiiha
nafnful sensation Of having failed 70 90 something
which ought 70 have been done; Deoihsy' Low
spsrits; thick yellow appearance Of the skin aha
Fyes;a Day Cough. often mistaken for Consuhp-
ti0n.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms altend me
disease, Al others veFg few; bat The Liver Inc
largest orEan in ibe body O. geaeay the seat 81 ie
disease, and n not Regulated II time great sun@r-
ing. wreichedness. and Death VII ensne.
As AN TNFAILIS6 SPECIFIC. TAKE SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR OF MEDICINE.
CAUTION Buy DO Powders or Prepared SIM
MONS LIVER EJACULATION unless In en-
Trsyed wrappes, with trademark stamp and sigh
iure unbroken. None other Is gsnuiAe.
~ j. II. ZEII.IN CO..
Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. ie 4-eodiAuzo
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The InfeFBaI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Prefers the Charge OF Assaut
Against the Police.

LovDox, August Sin the House OF
Commons today Sir William Harcouri,
Home Secretary. read a dispatch from
Hated states Minister lowell informing
Earl Granville, Fereien Secretary, that he
had wired Secretary Blaine on ibe 18th OF
Juis an account Of his conversation WITH
lord Tenterden respecting TIE internal
macbises al Liverpool. 10 which be
had received a reply from Mr.. Blaine
stating chat both the national, state,
and municipal authorities are seriously en-
denyoring 10 discover The authors OF The
Mot. ia which be has reason 20 believe that
very few men were engaged, and that no
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CouuIsSION MERCHANT. de.

HENRY NJ. WORKMAN,
III re<ppaT COMMISSION MERCHANT.
1-t.ocFg. AND DEALER N IRON AND II ~ l.
esr1sr FifieeBih and Cary streets, kleeme1o .; "a
srehacc, Flour and all tinds Of Country ffolhee
~ tiruishsd a. usuai rates. Am a.s.,tea Oi ~
f.insr. Sir. skMVEI WoBTHAN' h.e q 4 =
Wortham Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-06

-.- 1so, August j.-TheTe ! a mysieri-
= 1e' .los q lrshmeu being beld al the
-l HOUSE. The proceedings are con-
"hh The utmost secrecy. TIE ses-
r are ltid lr lbe most retired part Of lbe
~, Il IS stated GA What Is deemed good
-''l! mat TIE convention Is the annual
Ni..t 81 he representa- Of the
20 revolutionary Secret Societies"
lle'tnl meeting Is alleged 10 be for the
\ - d deciding, among other thlngs,
~, iae Irish secret sOcieiiGs shall en-
\ =, ~ Donogsn Bossa; OF, IN other words,
, , laty viii approve Of the dynsmite
-. lhshmachine method, or 10 wiring
~ Lmmeps epilapb, which he request
h, aSi written Until Ireland saouls De
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BostOn's welcome toIhe Catholic Total
Abstfnenee Union.

BOSTON. August j.-The members Of Tue
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union,
bv invitation OF The MAYOR aud membeTs Oh
The city government. visited the puohc IN
situations ih the harb0r Yesterday. Last
evening a procession was tormtd ana
escorted The delegates 10 Fanuell nan,
where q speech OF welcome was made Dy
The Governor. Interesting addresses were
also. delivered by promlnen; members OF
the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-08-06
Execution Of a Murderer.

SYRACUSE, August 5.-Na'han Ofi1udo
Greenfield was executed here this morning
for The murder Of his wife a. Os|eh, 10
Oswego county. in 1870. Two hUndreu
persons were present. The victim pro-
ie,led ms Innocence. and PRAYED feryently
for Gods mercy upon himself ana bis ene-
g.
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~o-,h CnrnItnn TIrciion.

RUElGH. y. C.. August 5.-Repo!ts from
g5rlctn counflfs give m8loriy against
~r..1itiou Of 2l,74S The other counties
probabiy run il up TO 10000 or 10000.
Ts. whites divided The negroes did not,
,y5ied soHdiy against the proposed mea-
lrrl
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N"fry Addresses the Georgia
LegfNfaaure

s'-..AAtA. August 5.-This morning. by
-, Df. Cory, general sgent Of the
49,. y luhd, addressed The Georgia Legis-
.sts..;; -Da urged the State 10 increase the
ls,s a1ou1l 81 Der appropriation Tor edu-
u, 2 . sl,0Oo.600. The Doctor is 4 na-
a.. gan, aud was received entbusias-
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A Bar-Reena Dsspase Leads 90 THsuIm and
thea 70 Murderons Deeds Death Of Jehn
W. Green, Of Pesersbuv. and w. y. lee,
% Nsrsh CarsIIna--Began In Wine, Ended
in Blesd-farriealars sf the Agsir-Te,ti-
nony. IRqness. &C.
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Illinois Cattle AFFLICTED with a Strange
Disease.

CHICAGO, August "a Charleston 9nd
Lincoln llli.) special report the appearance
Of strange malady 81. citing the eyesisht 81
The COWS and resulting ~ biiDdness. stock
men disagree IS to The cause OF The disease
~bick i spreading RAPIDLY and creating
,,reqt conservation among owners.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TkIDtYs AutH NJ o. 1851.
SALTS -25 shares Columbia aDa Gresnvilie pre-
f,rred 1t 81; 40 Norfolk and Western preferred Al
COZ
EVENING sILEs-i share Richmond, Frede-
ricksburs and P5asmac common a. 70; 50 shares
Petersburg and weldon ~ 32a- rs %. al ssE. 20
dn nj 9gl
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as5 ssuf' MICS, August 5.--Immense
b s. 80 surround The city. aud qua3ii.
'HSsr are being destroyed.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCF AN Il
Fe-lrr-cs-~, August 81.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCF AN Il.
RICHMOND, August ;, ! 81.
SALES.
WuzAT-Whi;e. IS bushels prmr - sl.2s
15O bushels PRIME and very good s. 81. -; 100
bushels very good ai , - and sl.2t; bushels
common al Sl.l7 90 : =. Lanczs CT, so BUSH
els Urine a. 81 p; / 304 bushels S,rN good al
Al "a: so bushels good 40 1925; 62G bushels
Common Ar q O5 10 a %. MxeJ. 6s2 bushels
prime al sIZ7; ~ bushels good and very good
q, Al %: DDS bushels fair 20 good az 81 - 90
Al -. Fuiiz 2O2 bushels very good al sl.24
3,O76 ba.hels very good az &l.2z and ~ %
! esq bushels good a. sl.l7 % Sl2l; 1866
bushels cons mon 10 fair 40 ~ 90 SIG
C0RS-Whiie. ia bushels prime Al 6Jc.; 462
bushes very good az &c: 400 bu-hes western al
csc. Mixed. - bushels prime al 64c-; 10 bushels
very good az CSC.
DATs.-262 bushels very good winter az SOC; 81
bushels GOOD sprng q! 4oc.; 80 bushels good mix
a. ~ IS
good al sc.
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FnrcATlOxAI~

MISS MARY LATHRoP DESIRES TO
vi RESUME BIER DUTIES A. A TEACHER.
ei1her - a s1sfant or prfncipsi. Any ore wifMEg
her services vii piease cGUmnnicaie vi bef ~
soon possible. al Der residence. DO east Leigh
street Sic q fers 20 R4v. T. T. Pres on, u. ID, fre-
fessor 9. r. Winston. Samuel 2. Lathrcps ESQ.
an B 2faNSw
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Hour.

yiour-we quote: Fne, ssass.5O; extra,
80 superane, $3.50 $3.50; common family,
1925: cho.c- OF rateui family. s7-5olse' >iaun-
ION Inspection. extra. 50 suptrtne, -.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST 5, 1851
Arrived.
Steamer Ariel G.-orA N'roiE. HIted - -.
MAJ merchandise and passengers A.. i. l-iaD
agent
Steamship Wvan0ke, Couch. New IorE, I2ef-
sl.r FL. sIr,I passenger, george ". Ai.eu CO.
agents ed. No., r,-tt- ,,.. .t,.r.-
5i.e and ras-eugers. J. ". MCCaGrlck. agent
eamer TIGER Lily, Ma.thzil, thlchl9oA Ally'
rl-f cnagctse aud raesenEers. ., ,.,
schooner T. EoaiGzou. Ada8s- Norfolk 70 nie-
iug-sauc, CUTrl- 4 90.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived A. Prov Ieuc,. z J., Avg 81 81 ~, alHtf
Kapsuhs. e rin. WOOD, Richmond Va ioadro NH
C1al. IA -l..-si q. n.
GsTirpore August 4th for ibi- plrt.
BY telegraph.
VESSEL BURNED.
FprnFRfcKToy. y. p. August ) The siehns.r
p1Vsl from -. J0hu's. was burned 20 Dc na.ti
80 his morning. Toe crew hArty eseapeoi > pc
! esrga 0f -four ard meFchaEdlse o. te vessel WV
insured.
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see hat al IRON BlTTkR> are m2nutActurra ny
BROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY, and have cross
q red lines on he wrapper.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
RROWS CHEMICAL COMPANY,
EP l6-eodly bai'iiioi7' ''1
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IRON BITTERS.
DROwN'S IRON BITTERs

Are highly re- I-- -
'cOmmeDded for
Ian seases re-
IRON BITTERS. quiuuE = Ger IRON BIZ IEhe
'f4ln and tn
'cieut TONIC. es-I
ATr5e Touhe. .peciaIy DYs- cure Dyspepsia.
IPFP-IA. INDIi
IGESTION, IN
ITE RMITTENT-I
IFEVEP. Los
|.F STRENGIHl
WANT CF APPt-
tTITE. LACK OF
IRON BITTERS ENKRGY, etc IRON BIIIk
lEuricbes the
IUI0Od, strength
Complete lens The muscles fof DeNr-'e
and gives new
life 10 the
Sueugihener. nerves IHkl fsulA'e2'
lACT LIZ
lCHAHM on TIE.
ldigestIve Or
lgans. removing
lau dysprptic|
IsymripOms.
TRY THEN. .-
IPON RITTERSi Soid ~ AL drug IRON III Eifc
gists.
Write Tor the
Snre A ppetizer IA 4 Book sure ReViVeT.
SENT FREE.
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CEORGETOWN COLLEGE. d. c.

The scholastic exercise Of this instiiut0n will be
resumed % THURSDAY. SEPTFMBEH =. lsSL
For caia o<ues Of full infurmaiion apply 20
aug BEv. =. =. HEALY. :. j.. President.
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KENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH.
DAMPATlKE ACADEMY.

Tie regular session ~ lhts sch '0 vii open On ne
FiE,T or OCToBFR. und.r b. charge u NJ. X.
For circu .ars. amply % Colonel THnuA~ n. CAk-
70 Z. Mlaq1in pOst-oflce. hing william county
Va 81 8O-tOcl
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-28
High Water.

QUINCY, Ills, October 26.-The
Mississippi River at this place is
now higher than at any time since
1856. The running of trains on the
Quincy, Alton and st. Louis branch
of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad has had to be aban-
doned on account of the weakening
of the bridge over Curtis creek, one
mile south of this city. Trains are
running to and from Hannibal via
Palmyra over the Hannibal and St.
10 Railroad.
CHICAGO, October 26.-A dispatch
from Keokuk reports a continued
alarming rise in the Mississippi. The
town of Alexandria is completely in-
undated. The city levee, near there,
broke and the water was overfowing
to the Wabash Railway embankment
in the lower part of the city. A mum
Der Of citizens have gone to Warsaw
and Keokukfor protection. It is be-
ieved there is much danger of
increased floods at Quincy, His, as
the water is still very high.
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Railroad Accident.

DANvILLE, VA, October 27.-Tues
day night about II o'clock train of
empty passenger cars coming to
Danville for the transportation Of
the first regiment of the Connecticut
Infantry ran into the rear of freight
train near Rockfsh depot of the Vir-
ginia Midland Railroad, smashing
the caboose and another car W. c..
Lee, of Rockmountain, was seriously
injured, and also a white man from
Franklin County, named Martin.
The track was repaired IN
time for the morning regu-
lar passenger train from Wash
ington, aboard which was Governor
Hoyt, of Pennsylvania. Governor
Hoyt arrived in the afternoon, ac-
companied by General Latta, en-
route to Atlanta, having been de-
tanned nine hours by the accident at
Rockfsh Depot. He left at eight
O'Clock last night.
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Trial Of Robert <. Scott.

NAPOLEON, Ono, October 26.-
Robert K. Scott, Ex-Governor Of
South Carolina, is now on trial here
for the murder of Warren G.. Drury
on January "a 1880. He was indicted
for murder in the second degree and
has been on bail. Drury was drug
clerk in Kneeland's store, and on the
evening of the murder he was taxi
ing care of young son of Governor
Scott, who was drunk. The Goven-
or went to get his son, and says that
Drury refused to admit him to the
bedroom and made a movement to
draw weapon, whereupon the Gov
enor drew pistol and fired the fatal
shot. The defense is that the
shooting was accidental A jury WAS
obtained easily and the testimony is
progressing, but so far nothing has
been ELECTED to throw new light on
the case.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-28
Railroad News.

DANv1ILE, Va, October 27-The
stockholders of the North Carolina
Midland Railroad Company held a
meeting at Winston, N. c., On Tues.
day, adjourning yesterday. John S.
Barbour was reelected president
and T. Moorhead vice-President ;
also the old board of directors, with
J. Wilcox Brown, G. Y. Holland and
]. T. Cowan added. Resolutions
were passed to make county sub
scriptions of bonds available for the
construction of the road, and au-
tborized President Barbour to exc
cute a mortgage on the road bed
and properly of the company for the
same purposes. The directors 10.
Gated the line of the road as far
south as Moorsville, having already
located it from the Virginia state
line to Winston.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-28
Enthusiastic Reception.

AUGUSTA, Ga, October 2G-Gov
ernor Bigelow and staff and invited
guests, of Connecticut, were received
here by the mayor and council on
their arrival from Charleston. The
freedom of the city was extended to
the party, who were entertained as
guests of the city of Augusta. After
driving around the city the party
were taken up the canal to inspect
the water-power and factories. They
were delighted with the facilities for
manufacturing cotton goods. Gov
ernor Bigelow and others of his staff
thanked the people for their enthu
siastic reception and generous enter
tainment. The party left for Atlanta
at $50 o'clock this p. m.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-28
Obnoxious Cowboys.

San FRANcIsco, October .27.-A
Tombstone, Arizona, dispatch says !:
-Four cowboys, Ike and Bill Clanton
and Frank and Tom McLowery, had
been parading the town several days,
drinking hard and making themselves
obnoxious, when the city marshal
arrested Ike Clanton. Soon after his
release, the four met the marshal
and his brothers. The marshal or
dered them to give up their weapons,
when a fight commenced, and about
80 shots were rapidly fired. Both
the McLowery boys were killed.
Bill Clanton was mortally wounded,
and died soon after Ike Clanton
was slightly wound in the shoulders.
W. Yatt, one Of the marshals broth
ers, was slightly wounded; the
others were unhur}.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-28

GOVERNOR MORGAN having declined
the position Of Secretary of the Treas
sury in President Arthur's Cabinet,
Judge Folgers name was sent in
yesterday for that position. Judge
Fclger is on the Supreme Bench in
New York, and is regarded as a man
Of eminent ability. The country at
large knows less of him than of Gov
ernor Morgan, and his appointment
will be less popular, though he will
doubtless prove an able Secretary of
the Treasury and do the country
good service.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-10-28
Demand for Confederate Bonds.

RICHMOND, Va, October 81
The remarkable demand for Con
federate bonds continues. Best
demand seems to be here in the late
confederate government. It is
not however probable that
scheme for their purchase
orlgininated in Richmond neverthe,
less here s demand possess wonderful
vitality. The brokers are advertising
for them, and it is hard to estimate
the number sold. The leading bank
ing house of Thos Branch & Co.
have already purchased $5,OOO,OOO
coupon bonds at three to four dol
lars per Thousand. They and others
in their line are hoping soon for
orders for registered bonds and
treasury netes.