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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-09-01

The NEEDLE-GuN CHECK MATED.-John
Mitchell writes from Paris to the New York
Ne,cs
.'The needle yun has met its match in q
bullet.proof clothing for soldiers At the
Belgian Tfr Ndtonat or Volunteer Shooting
Ground, the thing was exhibited for the first
time by its inventor, a NJ. Bernard, and in
the most satisfactory manner, namely BY
standing fire himself 100 yards having pre-
yious'y shewn that he wore nothing under
his cloak but n shirt and vest. A conical
bullet struck him in the breast; it hattened
itself and fell down at his feet; he picked i,
up and showed il to the spectators. But lie
would suffer nobody to examine the texture
OF his new cloth, not having yet secured his
patent. His head and face were covered
with a steel cap; and the cloak reached to
the ground. Such is the story that comos
to us in. Belgian newspapers"
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A Poser OF A LAW CAsE.-The
Montgomery Aivertiser says the follow.
ing is literal extract of a letter receiv.
ed by lawyer in that city, describing
point of law in a case in which tie
writer was Interested:
"There las been case Of manda.
mas corpus clristus here. in winch l am
interested, and the Judge from the other
County wants to supenusa mitimus on
the affidavit. The other parties claim
that Where the cases are taken from one
oouuIJ ~ announcer, Hnd, sliore IS % fSIos;S. &c.
on the line, and where the parties are
not fage, that the father of the bows
living in the next nearest town having
other connections, who may also swear
that he is father of other boys and that
the mother is also living and one and
the same persons, and there the con.
junction is non complus mcnhs. 1 told
them l would let them know IN two
weeks. | am quite sure am right, but
by one word you can satisfy me. Say
yes, and I'll understand it,"
An exchange thinks the Legislature
of Alabama will have to make law
to tit that case, which he calls one of
internal suggestions and bias of iuris.
prudence just 50.
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TINE ELECrIONs.
PENNSYLVANIA.

h.F
Returns received up TO q late hour last night
majority in the same count ties was 2O,of5
Hhns far the returns from Pennsyivanfa
show the election OF the folio wing Representa-
ttves 10 Congress- 1st diesrict, samuel J. Ran
dali, Dem.; Cd district, Charles O'EeSll, Rad. ;:
30 strict, Leonard Myers, Rad: 4th district.
VIM. ID. Kelley, Rad; 5th distrieI Caleb N
lTay lor, kad.; 9TH district, Il. Marley Boyer,
Dem; 7th dls,ricI, John NJ. Broomai, Rad; sth
district, j. Lawrence Getz Dem; 9th district
Tbaddeus Stevens, Rad; 1eth district General
Henry l.. Cake, Rad; llth district, ID. NJ. v an
Anken, Dem; l2ih district, (Coniested;D 18th
district, Ulysses Nercur, Rad; I4th district,
George I. Miller. Rad; 18th district, Adam j.
Glossbrenner, Dem; 10th district, Gen. VIM.
II. koontz, Rad; 18th district, David j. Nor
rell, Rad; 18th district, Stephen +. Wileon,
Rad; 10th district, Glenni W Sscofield, Rad I,
goth district, Oar win A. Finney, Rad; 2lst dis
trict, John Covode, Rad; 22d district. Jas. X
Moorhesd, Rad; 23d district Thos. Williams
Rad; Path District George V. Lawrence, Rad
. .E-~ s- .-s. INDIANA
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE Legislature
from returns received up to this time, stands
In The Senate, Republicans, 81, Democr ats. Is.
In the House. Republicans, 64; Democrats, 80.
The Repnb nblicans Will have 40ma lority on Joint
licans and three Democrats. The election of
Orth and Washburn in the 7th and sth dis
tricts is conceded by both parties.
IOWA
Iowa has chosen a full Radical delegation.
as follows: 1st district, James T.. Wilson; 2d
district, Hiram Price; Sd district, W. H. ALI
son; 4th district, NJ. Loughbridee; 5th district.
Major General q. N. Dodge; 9th district, VIM.
Hubbard.
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FROM EUROPE.
TBy Steamer.l

ENGLAND.
the King and Queen Of Denmark Were
shortly expected on visit TO the Prince of
Wales, In London.
The Emperor remained at Biarritz The iron :
cad squadron had arrived off that place, and
passed in review before the Emperor The
new Foreign Minister, Marquis Ue Moustier.
had arrived in France from Turkey and gone
to Biarritz. The Paris Patrie INSERTS that the
insurrecuon IN Palermo, the revolt in Gambia,
the disturbances in the Ottoman Empire, the
agitation in Greece, and even the renewal of
the Juarists In Mexico. are the effects Of a vast
plot formed in the belief that a general Euro.
pean confiagfasion would be the result Of the
late German war.
The Spanish War Department has taken
steps for the manufacture Of the Prussian
needle-gun. -.-
( GKRMANY
The estates OF SAKE Meiniugen assembled on
the 9Th TO take the oath OF allegiance TO Duke
George, who ascended the throne in conse.
quence Of the abdication of his father The
new Duke, in speech from the throne de-
clared it better that Prussia should be the
leader of Germany He further stated that he
had gladly accepted in the interests of ger
many the allegiance offered by Prussia, and
had recalled the troops that had joined the
Federal army Of execution.
.nf THE INsURRECTIoN IN GAMBIA
On the arrival Of Mustapha Pasha in Gambia
he issued proclamation calling on the Inhab-
itants to submit TO the Turkish authority and
promises to redress all grievances. The insur-
rectionists were required 10 lay down their
arms in I'VE days. Advices from Athens saw
that the Turkish ambassador had threatened
to break OF relations with Greece, and mis-
supported by the French and English minis
tiers. Further insurrectionary movements are
reported in Smyrna in which the Turkish
troops had the advantage.
INDIA.
Details of the famine in India continue most
distressing.
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/ AFFAIRS IN LoUDoUN COUNTY, TA---At the
October term OF The County Court, Landon T.
Loyett, Ed dward 5. Wright and Geo. Campbeli
charged with stealing three horses, the preper.
ty OF VIM. H. Grub, who were arrested in
Maryland and remanded for trial under a
reputation from the Governor, wers sep on
for trial. Landon r. Lovett, charged with
shooting negro at Purcellville on eIec ton
day in May last was also sent on for trial 10
the Ctrcuit Court. Edward s. Wright charged
with stealing. few months ago. drove of cat
tie, the property OF Joshua Pusey, was sent ON
for trial. r- ~ Il. :
On Tuesday, in the unlawful detainer case
Of Ayres VS.. Maddox and others, the Court or
dered writ Of possession in favor of Geo. =.
Ayres,. which gives him possession OF the
'Laneoifion" estate in this county
The Freedmen's Bureau having ceased to
furnish rations to pauper freedmen, their care
will hereafter devolve upon the sSrate oficials
who may be responsible for the care OF the
poor In conseq quence OF this the Court on
Tuesday assumed that duty.
3 The lovers OF the turf, enjoyed O quarter
stretch on Saturday last, about mile from
Leeeburg-between Fauquier mare and a
Loudoun horse. for SIS suit of clothes. The
FauQuier nag avon the breeches- =
The tract of land belonging to the estate Of
the late Jonathan Beard, lying near Aide, and
containing about 229 acres, was sold last week
to Mr.John Rittcor, for SIS per acre Lou
dOua Mirror. ~ efs- tt = = -
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SUPERIOR REMEbY.

~ ,Me can conscientiously recommend 70 those sui.
LANDS MELLIELU0US COUCH BALsAM.
1t gives rehef almost instantaneous, and 10 With
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one OF
the best preparations in use. and is all that its
the past week, and found relief from a NEST dis.
tres.ing cough. Its prepared By DR.. Strickland, i,
for sale BY Druggtsts. Sold By J W. NAIkN &
CO. also at WATTS Drug Store. and OdAB
street. l.-I' - 90 d IN
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CHOLERA AT ANNAPOLIS. MD.-Ths BaIfi-
more American says:-We learn from a friend
at Annapolis, Md, that i've cases Of supposed
cholera have terminated fatally in that city,
The disease was almost exclusively confused
TO those engaged in dredging and transporting
oysters. The corporation have formally pro-
hibited these bivaives from being brought in 70
the city, and DIR. W q Tuck, health oficer,
has warned the citizens by hand bill asains
their use. There are at present no choiera
cases, and every precauuon is being taken 10
prevent the further spread Of the disease.
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CUREp BY DE
- hIRICKLAQDiS PILE RRMRnY

nj. uiAss OF ahesvIIIe, Wtsconsin writes for
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra-
yated case OF Piles, and his brother
yZed with the Pfes Both these distress Sing cases
we're cured With ole bottle OF Dir STRICKLAND'S
PILE REMEDY. The reeomme ud alton of these
gentlemen: beside the daily testimonials recei we'd
by DIT. strickland, ought TO con vince these suffer-
ing that the most chrsnic cases Of Piles
are cured BY DR.. etrickisnd's Pile Remedy. It Is
seld by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. w
Ayenue and 500 9th streef a. ~ To-
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SIEADILX,
SURELY, STEADILx,
SUCCESSFULLY
eMOLAND1BT EXTRAOT BUOKU

SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY
oMOLAND1B6 EXTRAOT BUOKU
.r --it O.. -.Tf-- - CURING r.t' t-.r
even cess Of KIDNEY DrsHAsl, RHHynASlsh,
0HAvEL, URINARy DIsoRpKls, WKAxNsss and
PAINS In tho BAcE, YxNALB COMPLAINTS and
TRouBLEs arising from lxcHssEs OF ANY KINp.
CONE. N AP1LIoTlDl
. Thy LANDER's. -rr. r
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU. r
Sold by al ADotleoariss. PHios o.. d. BARNIs
co., Hsw Yerk. and BARNEe, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURL1IGH 4
Koe1Rs, Wholesale Brussists. Boston, Mas =.
General Agents. rea Hs Ssb ,o-lv
COLGATEB AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils in combination with GL YcxaINI
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES, and
the NURSERY. Its perfume IL exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
Tor sole By oil druggists. fs9solv
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~In Buffalo, on Sunday afternoon a no.
liceman was called to the house of one Jarnes
Andrews, and. on his arrival, disco yered
Andrews lying on the floor In q state of beastiy
intoxfcafion, and midwife, Julia Ann
Charles, in the came condition The wife of
Andrews, who bad just been confined, was de-
'ltrious and raving, and none of them could
give any account Of themselves. On search
ing the premises, the dead body OF the new
born infsnt was found In q box concealed be.
meath pile Of rags. Andrews and the mid
wife were arrested, and the wife was con nyeyed
TO the hospital
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HALLS VEGETABLE

elClLlAN HAIR RENEWER
mas proved itself to be the most perfect
TOT ihe DALI ever offered to the public.
1t Is vegetable compound, and contains no ia
furious proper ties whatever = -
1T WILL BEsTORR GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleapses the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and silken. u NJ
IL 10 Q splendid hair dressing ....
No person, cid or young, should fail to use Il.
MEDICAL Authority RI.
~ ASK for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other.
r. p HALL CO.,
Nashua, N. H., Proprtetors.
For sale BY all Druggists. 10 js2S-ThJy
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DEATH OF A PROMINENT ODD FRLLow-
VIM. NJ. Allen, of San Francesca, CAL. for
merly OF Philsdelphia- enc OF the representa-
tives from the Grand Lodge 1. O. O. K. Of Cali
fornia 10 the Grand Lodge OF the United States,
which held its sessions in the city Of Balumore
in September last, and which he attended. died
in Philadelphia on Monday evening Of chol-
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EMO DEALER DAkE CONrRADICr THE
fact that the articles las,ek "Lubins Extracts"
now onere Tor eele In this ket are xpsu lsas.
The genuine, at the present rate Of duty conid uos
os S9td ~ y ss Iess then twice the price Of PnALoNs
which neither Paris nor London has pro-
duced the equal Gold by drHgRfsts universally.
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THEADANs ExPRRss RoBBKRY-The Gin
cinDau Commercial gives the details of the late
robbery ON the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
1t says:
Saturday night, Oct. 9th, shortly after the
eastward bound mail train OF the Ohis and
Mississippi railroad left Seymour two men
entered the car OF the Adams Express Com :
pany from the front platform by means OF the
runhing board, presented q re volver at either
side OF the head of the messenger, E B. Miller.
and demanded his keys, with which demand
graceful compliance was made. While one
stood guard the other riied the local safe of it's
contents, in value between Sl2.600 and SIs. ooO.
Then requiring the messenger 70 turn his back
to them, they threw one Of the three safes out
OF the car. pulled the bell cord, and, as the en-
EiReer replied with the signal 70 apply the
brakes, made their escape az they had entered.
When the speed was suit iciently slac kened
they jumped, and the engineer seeing them
Jump, anu presumfng, as tney were but half a
mile from Seymour, that they were passen-
gers who had been carried by thai point, again
used steam untll sfgnalled by the messenger 70
stop. One Of the route agents ofthe company.
who was on the train, at once returned TO Sew.
mour on foot, procured q hand car and gang
OF men, and returned 70 the scene of the rob
berry, and, after search, found the safe some
SIXTY yards from the track, in the woods N
Is pres umed, as this safe contained some Is OOo
IN coin, besides currency, that the con sidera-
ton was too weighty for two men. The oom-
pany offer as reward the sum of IS 600 for the
arrest and con nyiction OF the THE yee or one.
half FOR either, and one-Quarter Of ali monies
received. .ls .r.. .FE-7 n
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sNThe plan of Gen. Tochman to settle a
colony OF Poles in Charles county. Maryland,
has failed. Efforts are now being made To
procure lands for their settlement In Virginia.
SThe anthracite coal trade an Philadelphia
contln ues very laRguid. and the prices offered
for coal do not warrant any increase produce
ton. ~. .
HrA johnson club has been organized az
Upper Marlboro. Prince George County, Nd,
nd will hold weekly meetings. 81,
0There are piteous appeals for bread in
Georgia.
@Mayer Hoffman. is quite Ill at his resi-
GSThe onsied- German Princes are sorry
q at Victoria has no mere daughters. -.
GTke day OF red-hot shot has departed.
Their place ls now supplied by chilled projec-
sOYankee notions win do more for the pros
perify Of the south than Yapkee politics. 1s
Erln Kansas City. Mo, the aesths from
choiera average from ten TO fifteen daily.
0Charies Reade's new story. aGrisith
'eaunt, is admirably, adapted fsr dralnatIo
representation, - -.
- General Fremont made a little spaech in
Indianapolis the other night He didnf COM
Dh himself. hut combined has Remarks 10 tue
nag sNo the eAxfe. 90 "a -sfaa. i...f f.s,.. =
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A WOMAN IN THE EIELD.-Mrs Elizabeth
Cady Stanton announces 70 the electors OF the
9Th oistric in New York. taats he is a ca ndidate
for Congre &-desiring an election sas a re Duke
70 the dominant party for It's retrogressive
legislation in so amending the Cons stitutiou as
TO make inyldlous distinctions on the ground
OF sex" or course. Mrs. Stanton Ii an inde-
pendent candidate. -
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AMUSEM ENI'S.

NATIONAL THEATRE, date Grever's,)
Pennsyivsnia avenue, near " illsrds' Hotel
FRIDAY EvrsINe. ooroBER IL. a.
&c BINEFIT ftS...
And Last Appearance bat One, of
VEsryALI '.a
and only time here OF her powerful representatio
of PHILIP. BEAUFORT,
in her New Drsmaof -rf ----. ...... ...
TEMPTATION.
Matinee Of EUsrACHE BsUDIN on Saturday
afternoon, st "a, cents admission.
e''3''A' yEsrvALI
BEL DEMONiO,
and Iositiyely hsr last Appearance.
METZEROTT HALL.
NIB. II. L. BATEMAN
Has the honor 70 announce .1 ..
GRAND ERT,
ON
FRIDAY EvENIN9, OcrosKR -.
By bis Celebrated UONCERT TROUPE, newly
Sy 81 % Old and
sBASpEsT oohPgiHSkkTiFpN PASkEF OF MUSICAL
Ever presented TO the public.
The following uprivalied vocalists and Instru-
mentalists will appear =.
MADAME PAREPA, o.
Prima Donna Assoluts,
FOR whose equal we look In vain in musical YER.
satiity. and forced to recognize the rghtful
successor Of the great Lind.
SIGNOB BRIGNOLI.
The fayorite silver toned Tenor,
PTonounesd by S ,hs SIiiic.l judgment Of psri: and
sIGNOR rERRANTI,
The brilliant, das hing Basso Bano, from the Opera
Houses Of Paris, London. and Italy.
sIGNOR FORTUNA,
London, and Italy
MR b. MILLS.
The most hpished Pianist Of America, and the peer
OF the best players abroad.
MR CARL ROSA
The acknowledged brilliant and classical Violnist
Mr.. j. HATTON,
Conductor, Musical Director and Composer, from
London.
Being most pos,tirely rHE ONLY CONCERT in
winch the above great artists can appear In this
Admission .! 20; Secured Seat. 80 cents extra.
MONDAY MOkSING neat, ocsobsp sS%Sesde is st tSe S
Music Store Of " Q. hetzsrott 4 Co.. Pennsyl.
ni VI nAR1s1s 1AspAsRihf' AssEaf sLf At ROOMS. n
TAi. .esdenT Is now open per fsaH fer the @ rscep- q
{; ;: 4ss.s:y. .sss. .as
urdays. from to s
n .PEiSste p Instruction given to suit the CON.
Venience OF the pupil. se25
DR0Fs.J. W. b. p. KREIS'
DANCING ACADEMY, a
r.nn',lv.ni. .!.nu.. bet. sth and 7th .s.. "A
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Our Academy fs now open for the reception OF
PuPlle. In returning thanks to our former PupiIs
and friends fer their patronage, most respectfully
solicit continuance of the same. Circulars can
pe nsd At j. 4. Ellis and W. g. Metzerott6 Co. o
The Hall can be rented for soirees, 20.
DAYS aud Hours of Taiffoa.
FOR Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to o clock
6entiemens GLASSES. Tuesday and Friday eve
nlpgs, from to 10 O'Clock.
For further Information, apply during the hours
ortuiuop. or address q note to the Academy.
Quarter commencinR with the first lesson. se 10
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u tNfTID STAffs "a TENT I1fSs;T o6fEIcE

On the lstiticn of ROBiST v. xHDkiW's.
OF Stahordville, Conn. praying for the sxtonsion
9f Ieee,t srsnted 70 him ON ths 18th day, Of
January, 1893, Tor an ytmprovemeat In opereting
the Trssdles Of Loo ns- for seven year, from the
sSs Is q snd passnf yrhich tAkss place on
:, lis ordered that tls said petition be hsard at
the Pstsns Once On. Mondsy. the sise day Of De-
ceEess next, st Y O'clock n. and si .Psfsuns are
hare, Why aad Istitten onshtnOt % Be srsn ted,
1s iS the Patent Once thsir Objections. specisliy
iEssn y p wnse a s sssss s,csnty dsys before
pa,ty 10 be used e the aid hsariag must be tan en-
and tEapsmitted In eeeordance With the raies
e TIE sfdcs, which iwill be furnished on spplica-
Dspos.tlons sad other neper.. relied upos -
testimony must BE- filed In Che once tsgssfv DAYS
beiofs the day Of hearing H. argunsnts, II any,
vithin tesd dsye after ntpG the testimony . u
me ksppbiic.. and The fntei!is snesE, Wsslins.
once 2 wssk sos three soeecsstye veeks; ths 6rst
vioes TO the dag Of hearing ~ .o 81
eL.-s.-... "a. Comnisionef a. Pstenb,
.rd ss sS Ss s: e .
ps1ey ccntatning this notice, 90 WlaYSW
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sEORET DISEASES

sANARifAN's GIFT 10 the mess certain safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable reme-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two TO tour days and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mineral no
pasam no mercury. Only ten pills to be tah en-. a
Is the soldiers hope. aud q friend to those who do
nef want to be exposed Male packages, 81; fe.
SAsARiTAH's BooT AND HERE JUIcRs-A positive
and permanent sure fer SYPHILIS. Scrofala Ulcers
SOLD BY 3. o. Ford. See adyertisement. myk
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errne Chsrleston Mercury which has bern
utptnoed Sor some years. Is aoout 20 bs rs.
yiysd ey its former yedster Air. 4. Barn wsIi
8netb u. ~ -. e.. 81 So a. = O.
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nH-Mr. N. Allen and his wife Of Burlington
VT, narrowly escaped sufocation on SuLcay
night by the escape Of gas from coal stove in
the foon where they Were sleeping. Mr All.
len.was roused by groan from his wife, and
sufficient 'sareDgth 70 crawl across the room
and open window. and the air soon revived
them, IL was the physicisn's opinion that
mrs. Alien would have iived but u few mo-
ments longer vithont fresh air
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DRY GOODs.-The rise in raw cotton has
given more tone TO all cotton fabrics net In
overstock. Other goods are steady In price
Brown eheeting5 and shirtings have advanced
1alKc. The stock OF prime brands is limited.
Fine bleached goods are also scarce, and prices
are higher 1a2c Drills are In good rec nest and
6rm. Canton fiannels are In surplus supply.
especially of low grades. Prices are weak.
Stripes are brisk and firm. Denims steady.
Prints are yeiy active, without any accumu-
IatiOn OF stock, ana prices have advanced a
cent yard 6inghams sell quickly at steady
rates. Delaipes have been largely sold, stocks
much reduced, and new goods come forward
slowly TO supply the active demand. Cobpres
are brisk and buoyant. Desirable styles Of
shawls are IN good request, and are firm in
price. bower qualities are neglected. Bal
moral skirts are in large over supply, and
weak in price. Broadcloths are without i'm.
provement in demand, bnt with no pressure
to sell. Cassimeres are weak, with a low de-
msnd. Only choice, desirable patterns com,
mand full prices. Elannels are in moderate
demand. There is less doing in imported fab
r1cs except in bonn mbazinee, meriros, deIaines,
plaids and silks, which sell at previous rates
Stuhs are lower. Woolens dull.rs,s-n
Auctions are less excited. British, Saxony
snd French dress goods elected little conipeti.
lion, ana sales show decline. Silks ana linens
sold well. = 20 sgfit5L 1TWEI ~ Gs1~--'g :,
The imports have fallen of considerably.
The value or foreign goods thrown on the mar
ket last week was only eLS3S,907, against over
three millions the week betore--,New York In
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4 goeAM 20 HYIgTs w~F Fssavsys
Hsgd ssrt s7sa So ae~C faglds1 sff1AAH 2 =
Fhst1g yao3ssts - - . toas hs ~ Bsvto1sI
% 4 fToazN4z1 y ~ asa
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! ~TAree Virginia Maeistrates in Frederick
county, Va, decided In a recent case thai, not,
withstanding the Jaws OF Virginia TO the con.
tfary, the Civil Rights bill took precedence OF
whpess ip any case. It was OF no avail that
ael ehevod that the Civil Rieh4s ball was
onlt oeaiEned 70 uA6ks negro witneesee " hen 4
netso lweA in volssd in q CASE yav tafTfi
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CoUNT BIsMARoK's .ILI.SBss.-The Pail
Mall Gazette Of September "a has the follow
ing: rCoupt Bismarcks Illness Is Of serious
character. To-day las we learn by private
teleGram) he Is better. hnt 10 need be doubted
no lon ger that he 10 much ,shairen. The Count
suffers frof1f some disorder of the brain, we
believe. Hs viii soon, take ieaye Of absen ce
for about ten weeks, bnt his present condition
10 such as to create doubts, whether he will
ever resume, his official labors. Monsieur Dc
Schiein itz, who was Minister in 1904 and n.
de Sayigny, VINO Is regarded in Berlin rs q
very rising man, gre already spoken Of as
likely to 80 cceed to The. high once which
Count. Hlsmask hasso inustriously filed M.
de SayiRny was oPrussian Envoy TO the Bond
up 10 the outbreak Of the war, and took q con.
siderable part In the recentpeace egotiations.'
MvapRR n, ,vTxsiHfAslLA eorrespondent OF
the Gus<tx writes from Oak Hin.
Faaa uter comfy. Va on the 9th tnstast, stAs.
on Monday afternoon. aWejer yauee +. nues.
receiyed wound from pistol1i fired by Mar
cns B4ck Bsylsyr Mnn yhieh ~ did next
B6nine AReo0 Jas the htateh@ wss nf6d
Bayley snouafeti h1s Ehorss and dsu. He d
about ssysafs old. Ave esst fosr a.chss high.
wears rest Ind fHshtep BE cIothins. ~ .te.