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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
THE LYNCHBURG REPUBLICAN
FOUNDED IN 1910.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY.

DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY.
l. liable Newspaper has been consider
ably enlarged, and now appears in new
and improved dress throughout, making
1t one of the most attractive journals in
claims than ever upon the patronage of
the business and reading public.
In Its politics the Republican will re-
main, as 1t has ever been. strictly conser-
course of political conduct, with q firm
conviction that it Is the only sure way to
bring back the old days Of prosperity
and happiness to the people OF Virginia
from the papers Of the country, without
regard to their politics, and will always
be of the freshest. and most reliable and
interesting character.
Our money market reports are under
the supervision of an experienced hnan
cier, and may be relied upon as in all re-
spects accurate.
Our tobacco reports comprise daily &C
In this city, full returns from the various
tobacco districts OF Virginia, and extracts
from the leading reports of the Western
and southern markets.
10 the family circle the Republican
will present strong attractions, as every
effort will be made TO present the choic-
est and most interesting selections of
mlscellane GUS reading matter.
| ouT Will embrace l0L-
ters from all of the principal ceutres OF
news; and particular attention will be
given to faithful reports of all matters of
public interest Transporting in the State.
To make 1t q live newspaper will be, in
word, the chief effort and ambition of
the Editors and PrOprtetors of the Repub-
1ican, and to this end we confidently ask
and expect the patronage of the public.
AS an advertising medium the Republic
can offers superior advantages-its circu-
laton being very large and daily increas-
| ing.
Daily. Tri-WeeAly.
One year ...... 81 90 | One year. SIS co
Six months. W Six months. :. %
Three "....... 2 10 Three ....... 20
To clubs OF five or more, the daily will
he furnished at six dollars per annum,
and the tri-weekly al Jour dollars-psy-
ments to be made invariably in advance.
| Specimen copies will be furnished Oh
application.
Address,
BELTS, HARDwICKE & FOSTER.
ocl2.tf Editors and PrOprietOrs.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
ITEMS FROM THE DISPATCH.

Seizure by the Marshall.-The Eagle
Machine Works, on the south side of
the Basin, have been seized by United
States Marshal Parker, the proprie-
tors, Messrs. Kahl & Rahm, having
been forced into bankruptcy by Messrs.
]. A. Arnold & Co.
A New Postmaster. 1t is romored
that Postmaster James M. Moody in
Manchester, has received his dismissal
and that James Cunningham, a negro
grocer at the corner OF Seventh and
Hull streets, has received the appoint
ment: The reason assigned for the re-
moval is that Mr.. Moody voted the
Walker ticket.
The STABBINd AFFAIR BEFORE THE
MAYoR.-1he case of Charles Spain,
charged with stabbing George Morri~
son, the ticket agent of Robinson's cir
Gus, was brought before the Mayor Sat-
urday morning. The condition Of the
wounded man being still very critical
the Mayor continued the case until it
could be ascertained whether or not his
case would prove fatal.
LEorUREs.-1saacH Hunter, the famous
colored orator, and one of the Conserva-
tive canvassers during the last campaign
will deliver lecture at Virginia Hall
on Thursday night on the "Duty of
Virginians."
Major M. r. Delaney is announced to
lecture on Tuesday aud Wednesday
nights. Subjects: The Commercial
Advantages and Wealth of Africa; and
the Origin of Races and Color.
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k@~ 1t seems the Government has
determined to observe some activity in
the fitting out of naval vessels, possibly
for the purpose Of keeping peace, by
having a sufficiency of armament afoat
to demand respect from ether maritime
powers who are somewhat agitated at
the present time. Reports are current
as to activity in the Government Navy
Yards, and the fact that orders have
been issued to fit out the steamers
Kansas and Nipsie for sea at once, which
vessels have been out Of commission for
some weeks awaiting repairs at the
Navy Yvrd 10 Washington. is subject
Of comment. In consequence Of these
orders large foree Of workmen is now
engaged upon both vessels, and the work
ia being hursied up 10. compliance with
the orders from the Navy Department.
The Nipao will be fully equipped for
sea service in ten days and the Kansas
10 about twenty days.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
ADVERTISING RATES,
TUESDAY MORNING, Oct. IL, 1869
THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Taking in view all the facts Of the
workings Of the Virginia Legislature. 30
far, we congratulate the people of our
State on their selection of practical CON-
nonsense men as their representatives
That body has gone straight 10 work ip
a business.like manner to do the work
beaDre them. A few distractions have
been attempted to be cast In theis way
by the enemies of reconstruction, but
these have been disregardsd by the
members, and they have 80 far done pre-"
cisely what business was required of
them; and we dQubt not If they had not
been anxious to keep within the pale Of
the law, that they would have elected
United States Senators on Saturday and
adjourned until the meeting Of Congress.
The fact is, from the Governor down,
these men act more like business men
than any set Of men we have seen In
power in Virginia for some time; and if
they 60 on in the way they have com.
menesd, they will do much towards dis
sipating the idea that has always been
nurtured in our own State, that great
deal of justification must be observed
in matters Of legislation, In order, We
suppose, to perpetuate the old Idea Of
"the divine right Of the rulers OF the
people. See the Governor message,
for instance; was ever such string Of
business propositions put before our PEG.
pie as a Governors msssa@s This sort
Of thing will strip the whole art Of gov.
eminent of its long continued MYSTERY,
and induce common sense peopleswho
have good business ideas, to believe that
they can become good Legislators az well
as anybody else.
Not that we have any objection 10
that sort of thing coming to pas, because
we believe the sooner ohr people DO"
come educated into some Of the new
ideas Of the age, and drop the cid, Ahe
better it will be for them. But here, in
these extra troub lous times, the Cover.
nor Of our State sends In message con-
tanning about a dozen propositions and
reoomn endations, covering oil necessa-
ny points Of information to the people,
and nota single sentence in the whole
document in reference to the ancient
classics; all written out in plain English,
and put into such plain sentences as to
enable everybody to understand; COM
plately Invested Of Q pluribus unums
and sic semper tyrannises, and no men
ton made of the glory of our departed
ancestors, Its too much like common
business talk to emanate from Virgins
Governor, for old fogyism. 1t knocks
the :" divine right Of rule" idea into
flinders.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
Norfolk Il Nature VS.. New York.

"THERE is a tide ,,i in the he AFFAIRS s,.,aa of
Virginia expects every man to enlist In
the great struggle OF the nineteenth
century for the carrying trade of the
world. Old Fogles stand back-Wa
Ter Works, Parks, City Railways, Public
Fountains, Gymnasiums, Colleges, Com
merce and Sash, Door and Blind Facto-
ries must come TO the front If we are to
succeed. They are the ordained means
to secure the great end.
Much economy and prudence will be
exhibited in leaving all orders tor Facto-
ry Work at the Norfolk Sash, Door and
Blind Factory every variety of Fancy
and substantial Work is rapidly execut-
ed at such prices as appeal directly TO the
money-saving qualities of all in want OF
goods in my line.
Doors, Frames, Sash Blinds, Cornices,
Mouldings, Novels, Balusters,
Hand Rail, Trusses, Ten Pins and Balls,
Scoll Work, Nantes, Store Tables,
Counters OF elegant styles,
Scroll sawed Piazza Balusters.
Hitching Posts, DC. &c.
Orders from the country will receive
careful attention.
M. HOWELL.
Factory and Office, II i'll street, entrance
head Of Marie 50. Oc7-d&wlw
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

pa. The recent freshet in Franklin
county, Maine. Was remarkably serious.
Buildings were submerged to their
second stortes bridges were swept way
everywhere, and In one case a cemetery
was washed out and the skeletons were
scsttered along t he road.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

%~ Since the discovery OF gold in
Victoria there h ave been shipped thence
up to December 81, 1858, the total OF
1886, 1871 ounces Of the precious metal
valued at 9l47.s42,7e7, or about $780,
0o0, 900 in coin, These are large figures,
and the value given seems to be more
per ounce than the ordinary yield of
gold in this form, but they are from a
trustworthy source as the transcript of
the official record. ..t<i
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

k- The Spanish Republican insur-
gents have been several times defeated
with heavy losses. in Catalonia, and
order has been restored in Valentia and
Galicia. An endeavor has been made
by General Prim and members of the
Cortes to effect compromise with the
Republicans, but no result was reached
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

honor of the memory Of ex-President
Pierce.
On the 18th Of September, several
shocks Of earthquakes occurred at st.
Thomas, which were almost equal to
those of 1867.
In the Supreme court the case of Yer
ger will be heard on Friday, as to the
question Of Jurisdiction. The Brown
case from Texas is to abide the decision
in the Yerger case:
--LATEST MARKETS.
Paris, October 11.-Bourse opens
firm; re ntes 71f,37c.
Havre, October 11.-Cotton open!
firm and quiet; on the spot, 1473f.
afoat. 1888.
WHavana, Oct. 1.-THE stock of suga
at Havana and Matanzas is 267 900
boxes and 5000 hogsheads; quotation
nominal.
i New York, October 1.-THE marke
is strong on Vanderbilt stocks, anl
steady and firm on the balance; money
5a7c; sterling, long 9, short 81; gol,
1908, 62's. 1901; Tennessee ex-coupon
Gil, new sc; Virginia ex-coupons oh
new, "a; Louisiana old 10, new 66, leve'
IS 644, Fights 843; Georgia sevens 90
| North Caralina old 494, new 43; Soutl
Carolina new 65. Flour dull and BAL DC
lower. Wheat dropping. Corn 1c. bet
ter. Pork dull and at $30.75. Lart
! quiet. Cotton lower at 263c. Turpen
tine 273a2ss. Rosin quiet common
1920; strained, 1925. 'Freights quiet
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

seF The London Times considers the
statement recently made, as to the pro.
posed disarmament of the Continental
Powers, too good to be true.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

The Prussian budget for 1870 shows
a deficit of nearly five and half million
thalers, which il proposes to meet by
increasing the excise and income taxes
twenty-five per cent.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
" THE LAND COMPANY"
OFFICE No. % w EST MAIN ST

OFFICE No. % WEST MAIN ST.,
Norfolk Va.
ID EAL Estate bought and sold. Lands
IN and other property sold publicly and
privately ON com nissiOn. Houses and
Farms Rented and Leased, and advances
made upon Real Estate entrusted 10 the
Ompany for sale. Abstracts OF title and
piats from actual surveys OF property
sold by theCompany. furnished purchas-
ers. JAS. q. MARTIN, Agent.
Sr22-tf
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

nv The case Of bloomington vs..
Smith & Harley. involving a $4,000
Confederate debt, contracted in 1864, in
Montgomery, Alabama, and secured by
property, was argued in the Supreme
Court Of the United States on Friday.
Inc court concluded that the dollars ex-
pressed tn the note given meant Con-
federate treasury notes. and found for
defendant, holding that the contract was
illegal and void.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

NHE Commissioners OF Public Schools
L will elect on Wednesday next, the 18th
inst, at II O'Clock. at the Office of the Gu
per1ntendent. No. 8, Roanoke Avenue. q
Rector of The 4th District School, to I'LL
the. vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton OF Mr.: Arthur 8. Segar.
Applications will be received by the
superintendent Till the day of election.
WIN. W. LAMB,
ocll-5t Superintendent
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
TOBACCO AT WHoLEALE.

The largest and best selected Stock of
CH WING TOBACCO, all styles and
qua -ities.
SNUFFS OF evory manufacture,
To be folnd. aud sold at most reasona-
BILE prices at
HAMBURG ERR BROS,
Wholesale TobacconiAls
Sr2l CIV. Water sts.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
q Il. nj A r. VS. Sc ECT
~ SCHOOL,.

q Il. Nj A r. VS. SELE CT
~ SCHOOL,
Corner Fenchurch and Mariner SITS.
The Sisters of Charity, who conduct
ST. MARY's SELECT SCHOOL for Young
Pupils entrusted to their care, q virtuous,
solid and finished Education. The rules
of an exact discipline are enforced during
cised over the pupils during the time of
recreation.
In the Higher English Department the
course of study embraces all the usual
branches taught In the best Female. Semi
naries:
For children under seven years of age,
there Is separate and Primary Depart
ment.
TERMS-From SO to $40 per quarter.
French, Vocal and Instrumental Music
taught at moderate prices. Plain Sew-
Ing, Tapestry and Embroidery. free of
charge. se22-lm
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
Z Ii E L TEST NE W s.
latest BY CABLE.

London. Oct. IL Martin, the Fe-
MAN. died at Kings College hospital
yesterday. A thousand persons were
present at tho funeral The mourners
wore groen scarfs
Four hundred people held meeting
at Nottingham in favor of OK tending an
amnesty to the Fenians. The speeches
were inhammat ory, but the meeting
was orderly
Vienna, Oct. 1l.-Francis Joseph
joins Eugene at Constantinople on the
Gath. and, accompanied by the Sultan q
party, will proceed to Suez via Joppa
and Jerusalem. Portions of the French,
Austrian and Turkish fleets will con-
yey the party.
FROM WARRINGTON,
!. Washington, d. c., Oct. 1.-THE
Departments Of the government and
the city banks are closed to-day in
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12
J. W. MARTIN. j. G. ROGERS
M RTIN & ROC IL RS,

J. W. MARTIN. ). G. ROGERS
M ARTIN & GERS,
No 25 Market So, Cor. Union Street,
NORFOLK, VA,
Importers and Dealers in
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWA ARE,
Dinner, go and Toilet Ware. white
and decorated; with Staple White
Grantee ., Dipped Edge.
neii9W ana h 1n,, III wares W9Gno
LAMPS ofevery description, and Lamp
Trimmings generally. We have with
great care, and large outlay, imported
into our market, the largest and best as
China and lamp Goods that has ever be-
fore been presented to the trade in this
SECTION of the country. We ask you to
stop and examine Tor yourselves when
Our terms and prices are such as to suit
the most exacting. We duplicate any
Northern bills. Remember to call at
the old established house OF
MARTIN d ROGERS,
No 20 Cor. Union st. 81 Mark ct so.
LvOR SALE-BENCHE LONG
10 BENCHES, with backs, about is IT.
long Is SHORT BENCHES, with good
backs, about feet long. These seats are
IN good order, having been in use put a
ocll.8t j. G. DEFINING s. co.
A ID n -
Stylish
BUTTON, LACE and
CONGRESS- BOOTS
EABURY'S
10 Market Square,
aull and 81 Main sire 1T.
M y y III. "A. y J TT Il N
M
win reopen her ...
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES ON
MONDAY. SEPT. Cru.
At No. ID East Freemason street.
TERMs-From Us to $l2 50 per quarter.
French and Latin so 50 -
au20-tf (Vtrgtpian copy.)
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AN and after Wednesday, September a.
~ the Fest and Elegant u. States Mail
Steamer
JOHN SYLV TER.
Capt. q. q. CLIFFORD,
Leaves, Campbeil's Wharf, = 81 -
for the above named places -
on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ami
SATURDAYS. at $50 O'Clock A. M, re-
turning on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS
and FRIDAYS, touching at Portsmouth
each way.
Trains leave City Point tor Petersburg
Oh arrival OF steamer.
Passengers arrive in Richmond in time
to connect with evening trains on Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad, for
Washington, Baltimore and all points
North, and next mornin ( with trains on
Chesapeake and Ohio and Richmond and
Danvtlle Rail reads, tor all points South
and West.
Fare to Richmond. ......$2 20
Freight received at reasonable rates on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRI
DAYS, from to p. NJ. for City Point,
Richmond and beyond, and all Regular
Landings on James river.
Fre1ghts for Way Landings must be
pre- paid.
For further pa, ticuiars apply 10
A. l. HUME, Agent,
sr2o Once Campbells Wharf.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-10-12

S is co HERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Rsgalia, Jewels, Lodge Parapherp alia &c
for Masons, I. .. o. F., Red Men, Kntgh
OF Fythias, and all other Societies,
Banners, Flags, Ship Signals, &c.
IA N. CHARLES ST., Cor. Fayette,
e. ,, BALTIMORE, ND.
Price List furnished upon application
ataulS.sm
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For Sale and For Rent.
FOR RENT.

ESIDENCE BUILDING LOTS FOR
~ SALE. Building Lot on West Buts
stfeet-and several fine residences.
JAS. g. POLLARD,
Real Estate gent.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25
How two Indian murderors Attempted
Suicide.

The singular attempt of the Indian con.
victs Horse Driver and Little Wolf to com
init suicide at Omaha, on the 18th inst, has
already been announced by telegraph. The
Omaha Republican gives the following dc
| scription of this attempt :-''After dinner,
Horse Driver and Little Wolf secured a
stick apiece and proceeded to put an end to
themselves as follows Little Wolf fell into
possession of the shortest stick, round rod
OF hard wood about six inches in length,
sharpened somewhat at one end. This he
drove by the exerton of much force, by
pressing against the wall, about an inch
and quarter into his chest between the
ribs. 1t took a good jerk on the part of
Tailor Reese to pull the implement of de-
etruction from the place where 1t was imbed-
ded. Horse Driver whose stick was about
a foot and half in length, thrust it down
his throat until not sign of it was to be
seen. The two, however, after they had
thus ''sticked" themselves, could not refrain
from natural groanings, and SO their games
were discovered. Several doctors were sent
for, one of whom pulled the stick from the
stomach of Horse Driver. 1t is evident
that both men have given themselves bad
wounds, but it is not thought either will
produce DEATH"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25
Marrtages.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the residence of thu
brides parents, near Cant rbury, Kent Co., Del
Noy. 16lh, 1860, by Rev. J. Owen Sypherd, Mr.
Walter Burton, OF Lewes Sussex Co., Del, to Mis-
Mary Q. Hargadins, eldest dau ,hter Of II. X
Hargadine, Esq,
NEALL.-H oRsEY;-on Tuesday evening Novem
Der 10. 1860, at the residence of the BRIDES pa
tents, Hors Us Cross hoads Del , by Rev. Joseph
Philadelphia TO Miss Ida IIorsey.
BOULDEN-MILES.-O the 2Nth of October, BY
Rev. DIR. J. M Wilson, Ohm W. Boulder, to Bette
Miles, both Of Baltimore City.
ELAND-B0ULDEN.-0n the qSth Of October
by the Rev DR. j NJ. Wilson, Isaac Ireland to
Am la q. Boulder, both Of Talbot, Maryland.
-MoWHORTRR On ihe . b of No
yember, by the Rev. William u. Walton, assisted
by Rev. Henry Colclazer, Job Townsend to Eliza
beth M. McWhorter, formerly of Delaware
lS-Delaware Republican and other papers please
copy.
JES rER-FARQUHAR-A Dover, Del on the
10th of November, by the Rev. g. Huntington,
Cileb Ii. Jester, of Dover, DEL, TO Sophie O.
Faiquhnr, daughter Of the late Edward Y. Far
quhar. Sr philadelphia.
EVANS-MORRIS.-InC Chester, on Saturday, Sept.
=, by the Key. Mr.. Schoniteit, Charles L. Evans to
Miss Annie Morris, daughter of Nathaniel Morris,
oil Of this city.
We SY-HOND.-on Thursday, October 2sth, 1869,
at the Residence of The brides parents, at Pomona
Tennessee by The Rev. Vim. Martin, Charles q,
Yessy, formerly OF Cecil county, Md, and Celia
Rond, Of Warren codnty, Pa.
fS-Cecil county papers please copy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25
LOCAL NEWS.


Corn sells In Georgetown at IS cents per bushel
Dr. John Sudler, of Bridgeville, has q hol
which, 1t ls said, will weigh s00pounds.
A county meeting of Good Templars was heli
at Leipsic, In Kent county, last Wednesday.
The steamboat Jersey Blue has discontinued
her trips between Smyrna Landing and Phila
contract will probably be awarded soon fol
the erection of water works at New Castle.
Satisfactory progress Is making on the Smyrna
Town Hall, and 1t begins to assume form and
shape.
Robert West, prominent and wealthy citizen,
died suddenly at his residence In Lewes, on the
10th Inst.
The Bank of Smyrna has declared dividend
OF six per cent for tho last six months, payable
on demand.
The poultry trade Is getting brisk down the
state; 1850 pounds were shipped from Clayton
lust Tuesday week.
The bark Shamrock, from Callao, Peru, with
the remains Of James II. McColley, formerly OF
Milford, late u. g. Consul at that place, is over
twenty days due, and fears arc entertained for
her safety.
The old New Castle and Frenchtown Railroad
Depot at New Castle, has been torn down. Il
was once busy place when that road was the
central link of the through line from Philadelphia
TO Baltimore.
From u letter in the Middletown Tsansc,tpt We
CLEAN the curious fact that the inhabitants Of the
pretty little will ige of Newark, down the railroad
4 few miles from here, expect 1t to SEINE day be.
come "a popuous city"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-11-25

BOLD AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.
The CoatesyIlle, (Pa.) Union reports bold
burglary which took place in TINT village at ar
carly hour on Wednesday morning, 18th inst
A piece Of the front door of the store of F. A.
Bckel was bored out, and the store was robbed
of five hundred dollars worth of goods. Men
were seen 10 front of the store ut various times
through the night. but no suspicion was aroused,
and one Citizen pissed the store between 8 and
O'Clock, while there was light In 1t, and peo-
pie moving about. A man was standing at the
front door holding an umbrella over himself,
whom tho citizen thought he recognized as q
gentleman employed in the store, and surprising
they were up early to clean the store, ho passed
on without suspicion. A covered wagon with a
grey horse attached, was also seen in the back
streets of the town.
Next morning three men were found con-
cealed In the barn on the farm OF Joseph Fultos,
near the town, and were arrested. Some of the
stolen goods found In their possession and they
were found to be armed with reyolvers. They
gave their names as VIM. Lewis, Charles Carsoa
and Edward Thompson. 1t is supposed that the
bulk OF the stolen goods was sent away in the
above mentioned wagon. The prisoners were
committed in default OF bail. While tho barn
was being searched, quantity of the goods re-
covered was stolen by parties in the crowd. The
Onton says these parties are known and will DO
arrested.