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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
SOUTH GERMANY.
A MOVEMENT OF THE NATIONAL PAT

A MOVEMENT OF THE NATIONAL PARTY
The leaders of the South German national
party" in Bavaria, Wuremburg Baden, aud HesseDaTm'
stadt have decided TO hold meeting at Stuttgart III the
beginning OF August with the object OF forming league,
I'm conjunction with the Prussan Liberals, for achieving
the uniacation OF Germany This decision is supposed
on good authority have been precptated by oyeures
lately made by France Carsruhe Munich. and Darn
sad with the object OF preventing the acceptance by the
south German States OF the Prssan proposals Tor res
toration Of the Zoveren These oxorules, II Is si,u
were made in very dictat0na The conduct OF the
French diplomatic agents in this matter has greatly pro-
voked the South German Liberals ana mas poaueeu 81
states that even the Ulamontanes no longer venture 10
continue their advocacy OF French allahee against
Prussia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LOCATION OF THE BREAK IN THE 1866 CABLE.
~
HEARTS CONTENT, N.F., Aug. 10.--The steamer
Gulnare has returned TO st. Johns n. F. Capt Kerr
ports that he examined the position Of the cable break
and placed two buoys the bank where the break
Cured This bank is three miles in diameter, and from
40 to so fathoms beneath the surface OF the 1t is
located latitude and Longitude &c. The bed Of the
ocean rises gradually it from depth OF fahoms
miles north and east and from depth Of 90 fathoms at
the same distance to the west No icebergs had been
seen The Gulnare leaves to-day for Harbor de Grace.
All on board were well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
RUSSIA.
THE EASTERN QUESTION,

The Commercial Gdsette asserts that Russia
has addressed u diplomatic communication 10 the sig
natay Powers OF the Treaty OF Pas IN reference 10 GER
tons alleged % lie pending the subject OF
a European guarantee IN favor OF the Porte.
TIE sCHLESWIG QUESTION.
The Pdrie Paris) states that the Russian Government
IL reported have pronounced In favor OF the nerpre
tOn contained in the recent Danish Note 10 Prussia OF the
manner which Article of tile Treaty of Prague should
he cnIIIed out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
ITAI
THE CHOLERA IN PALERMO.

FLORENCE, Aug. 1O.-Dispatches have been re-
eeived which state that cholera is raging with con-
siderable violence at Palermo. in Sicily.
NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
FLORENCE, Aug. 1.-THE negotiations which for a
long time have been pending between Austria and
Italy for the settlement of the boundaries between
the two countries and in regard to the disposition OF
the archives of the former Lombardo-Venetian
Kingdom have been suspended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 1.-THE North German lAoyds
steamship Deutschland, Capt. Vessels, which sailed
from NeW-York on the Sd OF August has arrived at this
port on her way to Bremen. The steamship Atlantic,
Capt Hoyer which left New-York the 9th Of July
arrived at this port to-day and after landing passengers
and freight sailed for Bremen.
QUEENsTowN, Aug. n.-GuiOn Co.'S steamship Min
nesota Capt Harris; which left Newfork on the Slst
ult arrived at tins port to-day sailed for Liverpool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
HUNGARY.
THE NATIONAL GUARDs-KossUTH.

The reports which have lately been current
relative the establishment of the corps OF ohyeds
are officially pronounced TO be premature
Herr KOssuh has declared that he Will accept MS cleo
ton for MaitZen.
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TIE PAPAL STATES.
rNCOUNTERs WITH BRIG

ENCOUNTERS WITH BRIGANDS.
An encounter took place on the 10Th between
the Papal Gendarmes aud some brgands III which two
OF the iatter were killed and several wounded, notably
their chief Pance Another encounter also occurred IN
which four bIigands killed.
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SPAIN.
REFLECTIONS IN THE RIDGE

REDUCTIONS IN THE BUDGET oo !,
Reductions To the amount vi 0O,WoOVV icals
have already been effected In the current NaIa
Budgets and further economies, Ia The amnn OF U,V
pcals. will he carried cut the other d'P'"ehS'
VIC SYyylAllsnb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Weser, from Southampton, on
July go arrived here Saturday evening, bringing
DAYS later European flee
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PRUSSIA.
ADMIRAL FARRAGUT.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE United States squadron,
under the command of Admiral Fauagut, has been
at the Prussan naval port of Stetin during the past
week The Admiral was received with great hOnoys
by the Prussian officers The feet subsequently
sailed for st. Petersburg, where it is expected Ad-
miral Far1agut will receive a warm welcome.
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FRANCE.

GREAT FIRE AT BORDEAUX.
PARIS Aug. 11-Evening.-There has been great
fire at Bordeaux during which so persons are report
cd 10 have been killed or injured.
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RUSSIA.

TERMINATION OF THE WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA
AND BOKHAHA
ST. PETERsBURGH, Aug 10.-The war which has
been carried on between Russia and BObhara has
terminated treaty of peace was concluded yester-
daV
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EUROPE.
Turkey.
-, ,,-,o ,gtsesAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE

OUTRAGE OFFERED THE UNITED STATES MIN
ISTER.
=, ATLANTIC rELEsRAPH TO THS Tribune.
PARIS Aug 1O-A Turkish Admiral recently
forcibly took dispatch from servant of the United
states Minister Resident, Edward J. Morris. 1t is
reported that Mr. Morris has since laid the case be-
fore the Turkish Government and demanded redress
for the outrage. The reply of tie Sublime Porte has
mt transpred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-12

The official and semi official journals OF Berlin
declare that such dispatch was received In that city,
and was read Under Secretary Of state In the alb
sepce NJ Count Won Bismarck. The M0HiteT Of Paris
fatty arms that no such note either read deliv
cred Who is TO say where the truth esi Who Is TO
reconcile this apparently lrrecOhclaDe
Lord Stanley appears 10 have stated very distinctly
lat night in the House Of Commons that the french
Government did make some such communication and
we believe that statement was exactly what every Que
expected We have not met with read OF anybody VINO
does To think that the Berlin papers anu Lou
Stanley arc giving the correct version W inc ,r;
There is just this way OF suggesting possl9I a.
ton The uoniteW says no such note was don,eI.u v.
read But not say that no note or dspatch wac
sent Perhaps when the M0ntetT received Tue contra
dirton the dispatch had not been read perhaps the
French Government had resolved TO counternahu Lhe
reading of n perhaps the cOunermand reached Berhn
too late or the ambassador mstook MS struelLois
tainly the only way OF avoiding on aDsoiue n valpe
cable contradiction between authorizes Oh eqna
a. Inv LAYING a the fact that the n0heW uoos"o'
deny that such document was sent - M ovnoo,ed
But N this he the explanation, how can We DC vN ~
IN attach any Importance the statement maue III YES
terdays Moiitetr especially when VIII sch s - w.
gefmness or such stupid purpose II entirely os 10 say
arI ahout Prsslai III evasion Is made 10 serve III
the former declaration, what may we nor eAeet ~ @
We for ourselves never anxious 10 Dq ianeu aons
bo Iansts We do not believe there Is one single ra
ono or Xcusable ground fora war between france hn
prussia We are equally convinced tht frssa aoes not
u w uha wants 10 keep what she has No mat
tssr what her motives or her merits, III Is ODvl-
Gus that her great OBJECT must NC " non mhat sue
IN d whoily winner. But France may NJ human ma
tnre goes feel aggrieyed by the sudden start INTO pron
nencs of rival for the foremost place among tho
Military Powers OF Europe. or course, no human being
nnosSs that France would make war for the sake Of
ndnmarks claims 10 mile more or less OF North Sches
80. ht The support OF such clam might perhaps, be
made 10 form the plausible ana imposing excuse for
nocy predetermined by wholly different motives 10 u,
therc6rc to France that people naturally look AT present
nr me removal OF their fears and We cannot say hat
yeslcIg! fspgau24 6GepGg quite calculated " upe'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-29

Robert Mcknight, said to have been the
Oldest printer in the United States, died in
Dallas county, Ala, on the Sth instant,
aged cighty-four. He was born in South
Carolina, aud set type nearly seventy
eight years. Major Mcknight, of the New
Orleans Times, known under the nom dc
pilme of casa lartz," was son Of the
old printer.
\ sensible strike was made by some coal
miners in England recently. They re-
fused to work until certain precautions
were taken against accident, which were
acknowledged 10y the propretors to be eS-
sential, but which they did not want to at
tend to Just then.
Greeley thinks that Hinton Rowan
Helper does not like niggcrs because he is
a "poor white" This is the burden Of the
Trij,mc'S criticism of "NojOque."
Hon. II. f. Peck, Minister Resident and
Consul General of the United States in
Hayti, died of fever on Sunday, the 9th in,
HStaDt.
The CathOHC Mirror announces that
Archbishop Spaldng's health is much
improved.
Beast Butler says very truly that the
court in Washington is trying Mrs. Surratt
and not her son.
Corwin's bedstead factory and Bachel-
doris plug factory, in Lowell, Mass, were
burned Thursday. Loss, 100000.
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Mr.. Wells, OF Louisiana. about 10 DC
clare Himself the lawful Governor.

New ORLEANS, June 26.-EX-Governor
Wells having waited sufficient time for the
President TO decide on the removal, and
the latter not having acted in the matter,
has determined upon issuing proclama-
ton declaring himself still Governor, and
Governor Flanders a usurper; declaring
null and void his subsequent and future
acts, and directing the sheriff and other
civil officers not to obey his orders. This
he believes TO be the law under the At
torncy-GcncralS opinion. This will COM
pei the President TO act. He takes this
course by advice Of several lawyers here
His proclamation will be issued in day
or two unless the President interfcrcs.
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General Sheridan Further from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, June 2S.-It is rumored thai
G eneral Sheridan will be relieved by Genera
Rousseau, in consequence of which the Time,
this afternoon contains eulogistic biogra
ply of the latter general.
The Picayvne has the following extracts from
the Galveston M,cs of the 9th
There will be a grand national festival in
Mexico, May 18th, in celebration Of the victory
over Macmillan.
The Mexican press are firm and unanimou:
in demanding Maximilian's execution. The
Liberals appear 70 be getting by the ears rs &c
who We're the greatest traitors to the Republic
Every Mexican is accusing every other Mexi'
can of treason.
tits stated that Escobedo threatens to depose
Juarez if he does not order the execution OF
MaXimilian
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The Railways South-Corrcctiop Of Radica
Rppnrt.

WILMINGToY, n. c., June 2S.-The damage
to the Wilmington and Weldon and Whining
ton and Manchester railroads by the late
heavy rains has been fully repaired, and all
the trains are running through on schedule
time.
General Abbot, General Estes, and other
northern men, owners of the mill of the
Rladen Land Company, lately destroyed by
fire, request the agent or ne,vv,"v-u r'res.
NJ this point emphatically to deny that the
mill was fired by q" unreconstructed rebels,
as stated ina Washington dispatch to the New
York Hrdld. The fire occurred on Monday
and was purely accidental. They also deny
the statement that northern men are perse
cutcd or driven from North Carolina on ac
count Of political sentiments.
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Pardon 10 Restore Political Rights Seizure OF
Whisky.

SAVANNAH GA, June 2S.-Hon. +. S. Fitch,
United States District Attorney, has written
a letter in which he expresses the opinion
that pardon by the + ssident biots out all
acknowledgements and restores the pardoned
individual to all franchises Of a citizen, in
Guiding the elective.
If person thus pardoned is refused regis.
traton let him enter protest for the consid-
Grafton of the commanding general. He con.
cludes thus: " Next to a usurpation Of power
there is no greater crime than n timid aban.
donment Of political rights
United States Attorney Fitch has seized IS;
barrels Of whisky on the order of the Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue ut Washington.
The United States steamer Leo arrived here
this afternoon.
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Enr"ipn TcNrs.

Ter tt1iS.
ROME, June 2S.-The Pope has issued an al
locution, in which he praises the clerical zeal
in coming to Rome.
Bishop Spalding's health is much improved.
LONDox. June @S.-Constantinoplc adviccs
confirm the defeat Of the Cretans by Omar
Pacha
Japan intelligence states that Ycddo and
three other ports Will be opened to commerce
in January.
PIP. NJ -COusOlS declined Is.
LOSDON, June 27-Evening 94hi :
United States bonds, .. June 2s-NoOn.-
Finances unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June 2S-2 Z. M.-Thc stock of
cotton is 5000 bales below the estimate sent at
noon. The market is unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Junc27-EYeung.- Cotton firm
and unchanged with rather more doing; mp
lands, lid. Orleans, IL id. sales, 1900 bales.
BrcadStuiiS aud provisions generally I'M
changed. June S-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
steady: estimated sales, loo 900 bales sales for
the week, 81 900 bales, including 1000 bales
to spectators and exporters stock, $4,000
bales, of which 100000 bales are American.
per Mail.
New YORK, June 2S.-The steamship Union,
with European dates of the 18th, has arrived.
The yellow fever prevailed at Maurltius,
POO deaths occurring. 10000 deaths had oc-
Cured from fever.
The Memorial Dipiomoii4Ue says that Car
lotta, hearing of MaXimilan's capture and
danger, seemed suddenly TO recover the clear
ness of her intellect. She said the Mexican
nation was incapable OF so odious an act rs to
raise murderous hand against Prince who
had devoted himself with 50 much self-denial
TO the regeneration of their country.
The Car had left 100000 francs for the
Paris poor The Gar spent goo 900 and the
CZarowich spent 100000 in Paris.
Berowski, the Polish assassin, says he had
meditated on the Cars assassination from
his infancy.
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The Markets.

New YORK, June ga. M.-StOckS strong
and excited. Gold, l3S Sterling unchanged.
Money, per cent. j-20s, 90, coupons, llo'a
MllOh. Flour duh, and holders more disposed
TO realize Wheat dropping Corn l6l2c. lower.
Pork unchanged. Lard, "a. Whisky, 500 Zoe.
Cotton quiet at 26a POKE. Naval stores quiet.
NEW York, June 2s-P. M.-Cotton firmer
sales 1000 bales at 26'ac. Flour declining
southern, o.2OM Slj.7j. Corn duh; western
mixed, new, Sl.O70l 90; old, Sll2E. Mess
pork, $2llj. Lard unchanged. Whisky
closed active at $50 Toe. Rice duh; Carolina,
uN@l2Hc. Freights quiet. Stocks strong.
Money, 60l7 per cent. and easy. Gold, 1854.
j-20's, %, coupons, llO'D6 lloA.
BALTIMORE, June 2S.-Cotton quiet and
nominal at pc. Coffee duh, i'll favor Of buyers.
Flour less active and declined 2jc. Corn de
clined 6d7c prime white, Sl.O6. Sugar firm
and unchanged. Provisions firm. Bacon and
bulk meats wanted others descriptions quiet.
Whisky nominally unchanged.
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Transportation Of Freight to the
Southwest.

h7NCHBrRG, Va, June 2G.-Tho gene
raj officers of railroads comprising the
Virginia and Tennessee air line met at
the Norval House yesterday, and arranged
for increased time and tonnage between
Norfolk and Memphis, Atlanta and Nash
vile. According to this arrangement,
freight from New York will be put through
to the terminal points above named in
eight DAYS
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New INvENTION.-Wc saw yesterday at
the tobacco factory Of Mr.. a. B. Cham
bcrs a tobacco retainer, invented by Dr..
Read, of this place, which, it seems to us,
must supcrcedc all others now in use. 1t
is exceedingly simple in construction. and
greatly ccOn0mIzcs Doth time and labor.
The square blocks employed in the old
style screws are dispensed with, and a very
simple arrangement is made for lock-
ing" up the box, by which it can be done,
so to speak, in less than no time. Tobac-
conists should examine this inyention.-
DuuuiUc Register.
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THE SURRATT TRIAL.-The main feature
Of interest in the Surratt trial Thursday
was the testimony Of Louis J. Weichmann.
AS soon as his name was called there was
a marked sensation in the courtroom. AS
soon as he appeared at the door Of the wit
ncSS-room, Surratt fixed his eye upon him,
and followed him with it to the witness
stand. On the stand Weichman was very
nervous, he became somewhat pale, and his
hand trcmbled pcrceptibly as he grasped
the Bible to take the oath. When this had
been administered, he sat down upon a
chair, but was requested TO stand up while
testifying. Surratt bit his lips, and fixed
his eye again upon his acCuser, and never
removed it during the long examination.
MT. IlcrIUPont questioned the witness.
The McSsrS. Bradley took notes of the
testimony, while Mr.. Merrick fixed his
gaze steadily upon the witness, and looked
into his face all the while. After ne nuu
answered the first two or three questions,
Weichmann told what he knew in a slow
and deliberate manner. AttimeS he moved
uncasily about the witness box, and while
tcStifying drank largely Of water, which
was handed him from time to time by Il
hailih. His testimony was to great eX-
tent a repetition of that given on the trial
Of the conspirators before the military
commission, while here and there some new
point was introduced. The court adj
iourned before his examination in chief
was concluded. That he will be subjected
| to a cross-cXamination of the most search
| ing character there is no doubt, and he
will doubtless be compelled to enter into a
minute explanation OF every word Of his
/ testimony.
1t is understood that ST. Marie will be
put upon the stand as soon as the counsel
are done with Wcichmann-Sun.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WAsHrSGToS, June 2s,-The wife of Presi.
dent Jaarez left for home rid New Orleans
to-day.
The Ordinance and Judiciary Committees
are in session to-day.
In the Surratt trial Weichmann's evidence
again occupied the entire day
The weeks custom receipts are -, ~, 900.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$780,, 900.
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Seizure Of Savings Bank by Military Au
thority.

CHARLEsToS, June 2,.-The Charleston Sa-
wings Bank has been seized by military au-
thorty for failure to pay full principal and
interest TO certain United States soldiers Of
the garrison at Fort NOultrie who We're de
pUsitors when the war commenced. The
bank is insolvcnt and in litigation, and the di-
rcctorS refuse to consider these dcpositors as
nrnferrcd creditors.
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RegistratiOr, Items.

In Dinwiddie at last accounts: Whites,
100; negroes, $50.
In Petersburg: Whites, 77s; negroes,
l,7Ss.
In Alexandria, up to o'clock Thurs
day, the registration list in the First Ward
stood white, 1872; colorcd, 2i7. In the
Fourth Ward white, 1873; colored, 42S.
At Bowling Green, Caroline: "a whites
and 81 blacks.
In the fifth district of Fairfax county /:
whites, 3lS; blacks, 23i.
At Liberty, Bedford county: whites, IS ;
blacks, 20i.
In Lynchburg: whites, COS; blacks, COG.
At Dinwiddic's, Campbell county :
whites, rs; blacks, rs.
At Campbell Courthouse whites, l23 {:
blacks, Is.
In Harrisonburg: whites, 476: colored,
l29. At Conrad's store, on Saturday eve
ming, there had about 400 registered, 100 OF
whom were Colored. -RegiStr.
At New Hope, Amherst county: whites,
29i blacks, 29i-a tie.
At Appomattox Courthouse : l36 whites,
1G7 blacks. At Spout Spring, Appomat-
tOX: whites, 81; blacks, lO3.
At StraSburg, Shenandoah county
whites, $40; blacks, 80. Strasburg is a
good place to move to. The Tenth Legion
comes ont strong on the right side.
Up TO p. NJ. Wednesday evening last
OH voters were registered in Districts No.
| and 2, Stanton, as follows: District No.
whites, 225; blacks, 80; District No,
2-whites, 227; blacks, 229 total-whites,
532 blacks, 379.- indicator.
The private stockholders of the Virginia
and Tennessee railroad meet in Lynchburg
July 18th.
In Wythc county: whites, 259; blacks,
l57.
In Smythe whites, 494 blacks, pol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-29

ALBANY, y. Y, June 27.-On Tuesday
last, in IN" village of Ononto, Oswcgo
county, y. Y, Victor Beach, son Of the
late Samuel b. Beach, murdered his mo-
Their 10y shooting her. He next shot him
self, but it is thought me- will recover.
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JAMFS G. BOSHER. AGENT AND

JAMES G. BOSHER, AGENT AND
u COLLECTOR, INSURANCE BROKER, AND
CONFERENCE.-THE subscriber offers his
vices to the public in all either of the above
capacities. He will undertake any service in which
the Intervention of an agent Is required will de-
vote ,peCial attention 10 the renting out Of houses,
adjusting settlement and collection OF all money
claims, arrange and provide insurance TO any eX-
tent On buildings. stocks Of merchandise, house
hold furniture, and other property against loss or
damage by hre examine titles 10 real estate, pre-
pare all assurances relating TO the same, and other
Instruments in writing pertaining TO covenants,
contracts, or agreements
Respectfully so.icits the encouragement of his
friends and the public, and Will manifest his ap-
probation OF their favOIs by energetic and
faithful attention 10 their interests.
Otice at present with ROBERT II. BOSHER, on
Ninth street south of Main. Address box 4S4
Refers, by permission, TO Messrs harrison, God
din l. Apperson, Charles +. Worhsm Co Bree
den s. Fox, Elicit & Royster, Blair x Mckinney
Samuel C.. Greenhow, Esq., Thomas b. Bigger,
Esq. J. 4. Belvin. Esq. James Thomas, Jr., $50,
Franklin StsaIns, Esq Judge William W. Crump.
Ia 2s-2w
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The Presidents Tour.

PHTLADELPHIA, June 2s.-The President
went through here on his way to Washington
to-day. The train only stopped two minutes,
and there were no speeches and no demon
strntiOn.
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DEATH of JUDGE Lyons. - He was
esteemed as one Of the purcSt, most i'm
partial, and learned Judges who ever
adorned the high position to which, on ac-
count Of his peculiar qualifications and re-
markabIe talents, the partiallty Of the pco-
pie of that city elevated at 50 early an
age. lie was universally beloved in the
social circle, and commanded respect and
Difference in his official position rarely ac-
corded to persons in his position. -Hoch-
iuyLQw Rattcr.
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4 GREAT BARGAIN.-Tbe under

A GREAT BARGAlN.-The under
N signed wishing to close their business, offer
for sale at greatly reduced prices lot Of DRUGS
and MEDICINES, and many other articles usually
kept In regularly established drug store. The
all the furniture is new. ANY person wishing TO
go into the drug business will find II to his inis-
rest TO examine our stock, which We are willing
10 sell considerably lower than can be purchased
elsewhere. J. 4. GOODWIN CO.,
IL l1--ts Fincasila, Va.