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No Go In Congress. recently, Mr..
Ro.s, OF Illinois, offered resolution fer
the amendment OF The rules so that ore
dav IN the week should be devoted exclu-
s'veiv Ia public business and he known as
The white mans dav. On motion Of Mr..
NAsHBuRs, of Illinois, The resolutions.
were tabled
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Effects of Eating Uncooked Swine's
Flesh

A Paris journal, gives frigh:ful ac-
count Of the new plagus which Is comuiit-
ting such havoc in Germany The par,
l,cuar given hy NJ PouCHEr are taken
from 8 private letter from DR. KARL STEIN,
OF Frankfort, dated the Oh uluGo, rs fol
ioWr:
Edersleben Is little town 10 the
environs Of Alagdeturg, one Of those i:tIe
German towns that seem the abode of
peace and rustic felicity, where DO noise is
beard save the merry clihk Of The gIas, es
at The bler-tiauerel, and Ire Jolly tones of
The drinkers calling for another glass all
around, We'll, this little town, so smiling
anu happy, is now filed with mourning
aud desoiatinn. Fer a whole month past
death has relGned there. A fearful death
alter unexamt pied sutf-rings, aud those
that are acquainted wiki The nature of
their disease, know that they are being
eaten up alive by legion of worms hardly
SO thick as a human hair tina: have work ed
their way into the tissue of their flesh,
Their muscles and their nerves Is not
such fate horrible to dwell upon? On
the 9th Of last month DIR. Karl Stein, of
Frankfort, wrote to one Of our friends that
GPWatns of ore hundred children for
they appear to enjoy an inmunly-had
eeen deprived OF their parents There
was hardly house 10 the village that did
not number victim. Al thai date up
waros of three hundred pat enls were
awaiting death, which they knew to be
inevitable prey to fearful suffering..
From seventy 10 eighty of the inhabitants.
who at the outset OF The epidemic had felt
unwe!l, bad taken 10 flight, to escape from
what they considered the cholera: bu,
they had fallen down on the roads and
died Without relief; their corpses alone
were picked up.
The epidemic, DR.. Pouche' proceeds to
say,"as caused by The ravages Of the worm
called trlchlne, whence the epidemic has
received the name Of ,rirhlnosis. The
trIchlne is one Of HE entozoa of The MIG.
aud 1t is capable of being tiansplanred in
to and thriving in the human hodv. In
Germany pork flesh, impertcc,lv cured
and smoked IN the shape Of hom and
German sausage, is q staple article of food
and from the human stomach. where hep
peDeliaie with the ham and saucisst,2a dear
to German paEales. tle IaI,H Of these
entozoa pass INTO The blood. lheir size being
so microscopic as 20 enable them To pene-
trate even into he miuutesi veins: The,
lodge III the neltes IN tie muscular and
cellular tissues, and iced upon those paris
of the human organizarinn. causing tea, ful
agony and great constitutional disturb
auce, which ends in drah No cure has
been AZ YET discovered. put the preventive
pr cess is ohvions. TO abs tain from such
preparations of pork IS are eaten in a
>ethi crude state Is a sIlle meats of avoid
Ing ulchinu>is;' tut 10 eat hali-sn @ .d
s0uciason and raw ham, en-, in thin sicrs,
Is d general custom in Germany AS smuk>
mo or beer drinking. Hence the rapid
propagation Of he disease. a. a sinp!e
slice OF ham or German sausage NAV con
tain lave of millions Of these parasites.
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BmTIsn lirMsNIGY The last advices
from New Zealand stated that an engag e.
msnt bad sen fought between he BRUSH
snd tie natives, in which The British
troops surrounded a native village. Sc, fire
10 the houses and roasted the women and
children alive, sud bay one,ed The men as
they attempted 10 escape from the flames
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WHAT DID Many SAY.-During the
Trial OF one Cogzel, for Kidnapping, which
.ook plsce lately in liiil.burough, N g,
an Incident occurred which created con-
siderable fan AT the expense OF wigs and
counsel. A Miss Soan was testiiylng,
and VAS reluesten 10 state all that she
Knew about a certain transaction.
Witness i vas IN sitting, room when
Mary came from the kitchen hur.iedly,
and Cogz-Ii afer her He caught hold
OF bon a, the sitting room door, aud said,
May, YOU have beer here long enough,
come aud 90 home now
v bar did Mary say"
Attorney for State" Stop there OBJ
Ject to the question"
Here discussion e nearly two boars
took place, IN which four lawyers pariCi-
pa ed; after which the judge held a long
setl' us and exciting discussion on the
>ut jet, aud finally. in "A very formal and
poinpuus manner, stated that it was The
"piuipn of the court hat the question
should be answered. The court room
v as crowded to almost sutfuca,ion and the
most nteise interest was man,f-s,ed a.
This sage Of the proceedings The ou..-
tion WAS repeated, What did Marv saw"
aud the witness answered
she didn't say word
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Lv Thousands in The West place their
confidence 10 the Red Jacket Bitters. be.
cause they are aware that il secures health
TO families who dwell in unhealthy dis
ttic,s, and tia, those thus situated who do
not use it fall sick from the effects of bad
water and bad air.
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The President Elopes from the Adolf.
ton Party.

tuDltles Tor information are upouestlon-
ablp, IN lis !eading editorial Of YESTERDAY,
makes HE lmportan. announcement thu,
Pfe>iIeut Johnson is about TO abandon
HE hvruoi!can party formally, and take
refuge In tns Democratic rsnks. We
qlpse:
int'nstlons Of private but reliable char
scter, come 70 Us from Washington tina!
thi. daliance. Ike many otters. j. like
~ TO ED n an eIopemeDt Under NO
circumstances are eiopemenl more com
mon han where he .l- of law ful rnafrlmo-
cor i ca SKA charms Of previous FIR,
love In such cases tender senlilrenl that
we're believed 10 be vIrruuusIv DEAD. or
evet Succeeded by hatred and supplan,ed
10y coulter aud stronger ati-cllun, SUD
denly revive IN Tho restored rre>ence ot
the eatIitT love, and neither voasof fidelity
calculations ot policy, obligations of honor
and re lgion, nor the psnatl lies Of The Ia "
avail to resist The impulses # ia, sioua
silntv. aud animal l. stinct Pro SLAYER,
democracy VA. Andrew Johuson's frs,
hove G impaired wIlh Inch his union with
tne republican parry, though believed b,
lie latter 10 have been based on atfcc,iun
was mere marriage Of conyenieuce. pos.
s!biy entered INTO 10 secure good home
an1 comfortable support.
h tribune ii'-naiured!v charges that
The President has arrived a, the delermin-
siIon to change his political habta,on for
the following TeaNons:
|. lie ha, forfeited all claim % reput
mean euiPo't IN Order 10 get southern
support anH whiIe it holds on, TO hin,
sone hope Of teing re-eIecred, 10 other
policy does.
y southern politician Of democrat.
10 ln>t'hcls. lie believes that the Nay 10 be
e!ecied president i To divide the northern
soi- aud urlle the eourh. Bv torly Years
grazing Ia the democratic pastures. his
lalth IA, got nIo his bones, AS those @,
sheep inru led =, feeding on uadder. He
expects 7" h- elected % he same way thai
hiat'ir Nai burer,. Jares * Polk. fraI /
II" Pierce anu james buchanan were
5 Not beng a Statesman, nor man
or any hIgh oiTrr ~ Infei eel nor elevation
- sentiment, he has meyer been NOR. Than
'uPeIiIc'"ti> republican, and now crawl
tate> l.. tutre oi his aiIIn,l.s touart. uol
iiciAho 81 his own rla,s. and they are 10
be f1und among the thr.e classes of men
WI" +te aiihr IN hg-p'-ing ideas es,,ecI-
a M,
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kE A Wa hi. cfou letter writer tells

@ A Wa~hi. gron letter writer tells a
droIl story Of the President, by which it
would appear ;ha, he was being shaved the
other day. when the barber accidental,
t"eaked his nose little too hard. Par
dor me- said the barber. very naturally.
Put your hand in my coat pocket and
pull out one" rejolned the kind hearted
Chief Magistrate, and II fill it on, for
You when voa're done"
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VIGILANCE OF The GOVERNMENT,

| need hardly gay that tie Government
are fully alive to the dangers of the situa-
uon. The detectives s'e sharply on he
alert. Day and night the WHY nember-
uf The ~ division aie on ihe tran, lav,
iNhlng gold with an open baud III their
hunt fl Information, aud their sctivll,
during HE past week has been rewarded
with three lnpoT AN disc ,eiies.
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Sg The native races in Australia are
DYING our, through he destructive il flu
.Uces 0! drlrl. Two tribes are nesrI,
e1ilno.. IN one Of them there has been
b.: one chij born for mary ,ear..
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PREPARING FOR THE STRUGGLE.

Without inclinirg, then, in the slightest
degree to sensation tendencies. may STATE
that while this letter is Icing written doz-
els Of forges are aglow lhroughcu: the
civ with The work Of pIkemaking; in hun,
dreds OF cellars anG garrets and kitchens
the molten lead is being cast into liff~
DULLES; tirea,ms and weapons OF every de
scrIption are being frred up and prepared:
secret meetings ale being held instructions
issued TO The various branches ns the or
gHnlzali"n, and The whole machinery of
lie conspiracy being kept in rapid motion
10y countless numbers of cool, determined
men. Still more Ielal kahe i. the fact
that hundreds OF tenlans are pouring into
this city from all the large towns Of Ing.
land and Scotland: the splrit stores and
lodging houses are crowded with them.
and Toe impression Is that they are artiv-
ing in Obedience 10 he mandate which WAS
issued, According I" The statement mad
by Hayes, the London Centre. month
ago to the " B's" of England and Scot
lard, Drilling is going on extensively on
hillside and moor; here and there through
OUT the country gilmpse- ale caught bv
night tray eiHfS Of huudisd Of men march
'hg III mili:afy array or pactlrlng drill
exe' cl~e>; in n word, extraordiuar, aud IN
Credible AS II may seem The disciples of
fehiahl>m among US are making ever,
preparation III their power for an mmedi-
disie appeal 20 the arbitration of the
sword.
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FeRanism in Ireland.
dublin. jim Is 1866.

dublin. J~h 10, lcbO.
these are exciting times IN ir,ia'd
There Is a troubled, seeming Mass of con
srlrac' b"iirr 2 and surging uh'itr The cru>
o: society IN this country nj present. The
whole island Is undermined bv the tenian
orgar lzailon. and 10 one seems to know
wien 10 exPec. the explosion that appears
inevitable. insecurity aud ALARM are tie
prevailing feelings. aud The op,rion tha,
some sor' OF p emature ou' break is :. t hand
has grown into general be i-f Atrr
period since The organization WAS founded
not even during The Ks preceding The
arrests at the Irish People uftice, were the
followers OF Stephens so vigorou-l y engaged
in the work Of preparing for An appeal to
arms AS they are At the present moment,
1t is certain, remarkable SYMPTOM tina,
the arrests effected by The agents of the
government ard tn. fearful punishment,
inhlcied on the convicted teniaus have
resulted, not in overaniug the members
OF the conspiracy. but IN rendering them
teh times more resolute and defiant than
before. The State prosecutions appear
positively t have given Fenrani,rn a new
aud powerful stimulus; and the know led e
that ali their seizures, confiscatons and
punishments have left the organization iu-
tact. and endowed it with fresE, vitality
and vigor. is causing an amount rf nneasi
nees and apprehension 10 governm-nt cir
cles which it would be difficult To over
rate | have no desire to exaggera.e The
importance Of this movement, aud nv sole
anxiety is to give your readers faithful
picture Of The condition Of affairs in this
country.
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q EoRG E w. DUyAIL

il q Q ~ KR MAKER,a s-
n And Proprietor of the
Far EN- EN- EiAPANSION FERRULES ~ ss
, .. por ~ repairing Tubes to Steam Boilers,
NO. 50, WIDE Water Street, neet Door 70 t5s Da.
~ ~' Book Establishment. - -7Y''s
Every TOOL known to the Trade, and all the ap
ba faund 1l executing and expedting work can
Inc EAPANSION FERRULE is something
new, is just the thing that has long been needed
anu is guaranteed to stop the leaks in Tubes. -
made or repaired will consult their best nterest
=. e -, ~ oaii. sep12-1y %
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GEN ERAL NEWS.

d 4 tA Is .
Major General r. H. Wood, commanding
the Department of the Mississippi, issued an
order on the 18th instant, stating that, as
complaints were growing numerous of plant
srs driving freedmen off their farms as soon
as the crops are in, without given them their
just remuneration or share of the crops, be
noti6es all persons that such conduct will not
be permitted, and that where it occurs q nil
itary force will be stationed 1a95s s.1t 2 dst.
Major General George Cook has been APP
pointed Colonel of Infantry in the regular
army. lliN bs4 Il < sso4J d sla- 81 az iu5
The news from Hong Kong, China, is to
July 3. The English Commercial panic was
felt there seriously A revolt had broken out
10 Konsuh, aud the ,rebelghad seized the cap
ltal, Ranchon. A great many of the manda-
rms and gentry were thereppon compelled to
commit suicide, ! Ito prove themselves loyal.
The Empsror'slt had beaten six thousand
hye hundred rebel troops at Nierfu. It. lis
feared that the American schooner Golden
Pearl was lost about june II, betweeen Samar
and Annoy
tbs All hotitatively stated that the name
OF General Sickles was, used as endorsing the
Cleveland Soldiers Convention without his
authority. s'9insaasH siisoqsO Qel
The second day of the German Sehuetzen
Festival passed off yesterday with increased
interest, and, a Largely augmented, number Of
Visitors to- the beautiful park of the Associa-
ton. iiss o. giol al qssdo fTey t,os 81 liza ,s1g
Several burglars recently entered a room in
the Gaines House, at Dubuque, Iowa, where
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four young ladies were, sleeping, administered
chloroform to them, and were on the point Of
| r9bbing them. when one Of them began to
return to consciousness One of the burglars
drew pistol and held it to her head, but by
this time one of the, other young ladies had
awakened from her stupor and made an eut-
xcry. At, this the Williams fed, taking moth
ing valuable with them. 50 i''@ iFQioail'i
A daring robbery was committed on Mon
day morning at the Metropolitan Hotel, New
York, when one of the guests discovered two
men in his room in the act Of abstracting a
vest containing over, $4,000 in gold certifi !!
Gates and Treasury notes. One of the thieves
was arrested and held for trial, and the great
er part Of the money was recovered. Z
The. Governor Of Pennsylvania has par
doned William Hopkins, mariner in the Unit
ed States service, who was sentenced to be
hanged for the murder of Sergeant McMarity
Hopkins is believed by many to be innocent
ct the crime.ta . T., sse51 az ta1H vac
1.-The Hon Hannibal Hamlin, it is stated,
will deliver a speechin Maine, prior to the
State election, in which he will take unequi-
|. vocal ground for the Congressional policy. a!
The corn crop in Central Kentucky will ex-
coed any former crops tobaccs, hemp, wool
and sorghum are also very 6ne.) Both freed
men and EN- plsyers are getting along very
well together. - 1870 81 81 'si
"a railroad bridge is about to be constructed
across the Ohio river at Louisville, Kentucky,
alta cost of about one million five hundred
thousand dollars, which will be a great ad-
vantage to the Inhabitants of that region. 1t
= is computed that 10 the single item Of freight
between Louisville and the seaboard, the gain
to shippers will be fully thirty three per CEN
tum. The bridge WILDE without draw, and
so elevatedthat boatslof, any class can easily
pass under it when the river is at its high
est stage '"'ssi. lisa @s atiisaa - .a'
The Second Brigade of the Connecticut Ma
tional Guard hold an -encampment at East
bridgeport during the present week There.
will be present the Second, Sixth and Eighth
Regiments, comprising about two thousand
three hundred men, The corner stone of,the
Soldiers Monument at Bridgeport is expected
to be laid to-day ,and the review of the brigade
will take place on Thursday .tnL~
+ The Richmond (virginia) Enquirer says.
the project of building railroad from that
city to Newport News, Virginia, isfairly under
way, and it is intended to break ground at
Newport News on the 25th instant The
survey has already been completed to Will
liamsburg, and. the entire length ofthe line
ascertained to be sixtynins miles, 2sa shl
y Letters from Captain Fisk's Mountain ex4
petition announce that on the 22d ultimo
their pckets were driven in by Indians, but,
lowing to the prompt action of the guard, they
were unable to reach the corral They have
since kept in sight, but dare not attack. The
train had arrived at Fort Union. r,
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d Cholera Reports.

z
I New York, August 28-There were TIA
deaths in New York city for the week end
ing August 26. OF these l41 were men, l72
women, 23l boy S and ITO girls. Adults, S13;
children, 40l; males, s72; females, 342.
The total number Of deaths from cholera
Was ~,
Cincinnati, Aug. 28-Twenty-fvs deaths
from cholera were reported yesterday.
st. Louis.
, ST. Louis, Aug. 2s-The cholera burials
on Saturday were 80; on Sunday. 80; and on
Monday, 30, " ,Nts.Qlk inI HIlal
lsssaso 6a New Orleans. .,sl 81. ,.s..
New Orleans, Aug. 28---There were only
IA deaths from cholera to-day
louisville az cJi6hv
Louisville, August %. The report of the
Health Officer shows the number Of deaths
fer the week, eighty -four, Of which twenty
two were by cholera. &C.,. d. 49,.
The disease has not assumed an epidemic
I form here this season, and is now abating
.ltsis Memphis. 81, t5..i,,s
/ Memphis, August 2s.-The cholera is in
creasing here, though as yet it has not as
sumed an sepidenic form. sai 70 tJaaii
Thirteen cases are reported to-day, OF which
seven ware fatal - &C :. '~
The weather is temperate. 'i ~ ' '7a.i'
IL Savannah.
Savannah, A ugust 2S.-There have been
seventeen deaths frsm cholera during the
past week, whites and Is blacks. r
aiai.,1Br00klyn. s.ll a3 t.,fsii,g
Brooklyn, August 2s.-The cases reported
to the Board of Health yesterday, amounted
70 l40.0 d. ...........7e5' j...,5 l.-....,,.. =,
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H. -saq s5a.1l NOTICE ssl 1sa,... a. -
FARMERS, MERCHANTS - Ia
JIG 5sla. u4 SSH an f- AND OTHERS.
IMPROVED CIDER AND WINE MILLS.
T HORSE POWERS, AND THRASHERS. =
= -,y, WHEAT AND CORN FMS. I
EmOry's and the Eagle Cotton Gins, &C.,
De- L r Il TO INFORM THOSE
L in want OF the above machines, that L am pre-
pared to furnish them strictly at nanufacturer's
prices--adding in some instances only, the cost
of transportation. IN 4. .,.;t'.'i ''''
MY improved Wine and Cider Mills or presses,
for family use, is decidedly the most economical
and perfect Machine out One man NAV grind
andipress from two to three barrels OF Wine or
Cidersper day.,,,..ts,.ff,. ,1,...1.'.
Wine and Cider makers sre particularly invi-
ted to examine them whether they purchase or
mot. 'itf STsla tLG 81 "a - IN.
q larger Mil s,or Presses also furnished. 0{,.,.
Those in want of Horse Powers, Thrashers, i c.,
are assured that I can supply them with any
kind required. % -''@ ast ~
: In connection with the above, offer a COM
plete stock of Agricultural Goods, Bar Iron,
Axles, Springs, &e.s} .s t.As, ...4
Lsndreth,s Turnip and other small Seeds.
t,.,.., ~ G, BILLUPS, ?"
70" q No. II Wide Water Street, dss
vs. isi 1zgogs r93g j i Norfolk, Va. d.
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LATEST NEW BY THE ATLAN4
81 tic TELEGRAPH..f yIsgs =; 81

victor Ema nuef ana snMazzfflf- The
Peace Treaty Ratified Important
of cuba Capture or a'chfiIian Pri-
vateerT&cpt&c.&c,y saggq'
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BUSINESS CARDS.
T. STA BLIs ED 1ssl

lft4' 81 = = ~ - e--erf1 g
ro.. Y 4 a L Els NJ. STIEFK
MANUFACTURES OF 'fi'-@ --'ss7
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mas Has always on hand the largest stock of PI
ANUS IN the City. My Pianos are all Rosewood 20
iul iron Frame, and overstrung and warranted ID
III Hse years, and the privilege of exchange
wtnn ~ months if not entirely satisfactory 70 9isi
the purchaser. Secondhand Pianos from S5o to ~
95oo always on hand Meodeons and Parlor Or
gans from the best makers y 49, oit5I
=, nave permission to refer to General RebtI-
n. Lee, OF W ashington College, Lexington Re.
Il. H. Phillips, Va. Female Institute 7. q Cg3s e..
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,fa jNOTICEl NOTICE l,oia. ~
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN &
OF NORFOLK AND VICINITY II


NTEARE PREPARED TO MAKE
w all kinds of Jewelry, Wedding and En-
gagement Rings, &C., to order at short notice.,
Having fitted up splendid workshop over our
store, with all the necessary tools and appliances,
and having in our employ one of the best PRAC-
TICAL MANUFAGTpRINH JEWELLERS in
the State or elsewhere. Jewelry and Silver ware
repaired in the very best and most durable man
ner, at very reasonable charges and sati sfaction
guaranteed.
We are happy to inform the public at large,
that we are now fully prepared in every branch
of the business to execute anything in our line in
the very best manner, as we'll as at the North or
elsewhere, and as low if not lower figures. ~
Bring your ane and complicated Watches of
every description, Jewelry and Silver Ware to
C. F. GREENWOOD d BROS,
~ Main street, and you will be sure to be
pleased.
Remember our store ia the end door from the
corner of Talbot street. ll'} 5i7' 4t7i i,s eLA8
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THE GREATEST NOVELTY OUT.
A MUSICAL r. 90 T e r.. whose
n Growing isiequal to nature, that wakes you
up In the mornng, and puts you to sleep at night,
for the moderate sum of ten cents, ''+i 'i"s45 "
The trade supplied at generous discount. ,,
Shop-keepers would do well to give me call,
and provide themselve with q most wonderful
toy, and one that will sell like hot cakes.
iun2 CHARLES JORDAN