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TsrrlbIe Effect Of LIuhtnipu.

RoNDoUr, n. Y, August 26.-The fol-
lowing persons were killed by one stroke
of lightning at Kingston, near Bsiley's
circus tent, last night; Elizabeth New
kirk, aged Is; Jane Montague, aged so;
Arthur Scott, aged 80; Jas. Bush, aged
%, all colored, and an unknown person,
supposed to be w. S. Everson. About
ffty persons in the immediate vicinity
were knocked down. Inside the tent
scores were stunned, and quite a number
were slightly burned. Several persons
had their hats and shoes torn of.
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NASHVILLE.
A Card from eenersl I0ha C. RroxR---k0
Third Party for Him.

NASHVILLE, August 26.-General John
O. Brown, candidate for Governor, will
publish tomorrow q card defining his po-
sitiop. He does not recognize parties a
they existed before the war, and agrees
mainly with the resolutions adopted by
the Democracy Of Ohio at their last State
Convention.
Jacob Stone, an old man, while in 9
state of intOxieatiOn, was run over by 9
train on the Memphis and Charleston rail
road last night and killed.
r. NJ. Fuigildsr, agent of the Southern
Express Company at Columbia, was
stabbed last night, whilst lying in his bed
near a window, by some one outside. His
wound is dangerous. Robbery is sup
posed to have been the motive.
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Bold Express Robbery.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Two men, masked
and disguised, entered the UnItOd States
express ear of the Missouri Pacific train
due here at O'Clock this morning, al
Scott's station, about seven miles west o.
Jefferson City, and made a furious on
slsught upon the messenger, John Cleye-
him, and robbed his safe of $4,000 in
money, and as the train approached JEFF
ferson City jumped of and escaped. Nc
clue has yet been ascertained as to who
thew were
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Terrible Lightning Storm.

MoNrREs, N. Y, August ga tewibla
storm of thunder and lightning prevailed
asters by lightnang are reported at ing ),
ton. Five persons were killed by one
stroke. Reports of fires caused by light
ming are coming from all quarters.
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ITALY.
FRANCE AND TEE POPE.

ROME, August zo.-The conduct of the
French legation demanding a return to
France was 30 menacing that the Pope
dismissed the troops at once.
PRINCE NAPoLEoN's MISSION A FAILURE.
FLORENCE, August 26.-It Is certain
that Prince Napoleon's mission to this
country has been failure.
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SEPARATING cOTToN-eIN.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

OtAN be gathered in the boll-huIls. leaves.
" stems and all. The drop cotton and un-
opened bolis can be saved.
TIE SEPARATING COrroN-GIN viii save AL
and gin II out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made rom the same
in use.
So Send for circular.
DOWDALI4, PAGE q CO., Sc. ouis, No,
Jyi6 Sole Makers
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue OF decree oHthe Chaneery Court,
ID sitting in and Tor ths county Of Lownues
and state of Mississippi, made at the July
Term, A-D 1870, thereof, the Undersigned
administrator de bonis non OF the estate Of
Ransom II. Byrns, deceased, Will
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

General Sherman Swinging Round the Cir
Gle.
CHICAGO, August 2G.-General Sher-
man and daughter arrived here to-day.
The General leaves here on Monday for
Rock Island, and goes thence to Des
MoinesL to attend the great reunion of the
Iowa soldiers, August Slst. From there he
goes 70 California, to attend the reunion
Of the pioneers of that State, at San Fran
cisco, September 9th. General Sherman
was one of the first California pioneers,
having gone there in 1876.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

HANLfN-Fhe friends Of Mr.. Edward L.
Hamliu, and OF the family OF Mr. William B.
HamIiu. are invited to attend the funeral Of
EDWARD, at Grace Churcn- on fernando
street, this Saturday afternoon, at So
O'Clock.
Carriages at Holst's and at the residence of
Mr.. VIM. B. Hamlin, near stale Female Col
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DsfauItinq Bank.-.COuntsrfsltsrs

NEW YORK, August 26.-The depositors
of the Central Bank Of Brooklyn to-day
appointed a Committee of Investigation.
The Bank when it suspended business,
had assets only to about fifteen per cent.
of liabilities. There is no ground on
which a criminal proceeding can be insti-
tuted against the officers. The Bank,
through their conduct, is denounced in
plain terms by depositors-
Bill Gurney and Jack Bush, counter
feitsrs, have been held in heavy bonds TO
AWsit the action Of the grand jury.
Mayor Hall decides that theaters have
no right TO refuse their own tickets when
sold by sidewalk spectators.
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sTRATTON, GOYER & CO.
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PRUSSIA.


BERLIN, August 26.-One corps of the
| first and second armies still confront
| Bazaine, while the remainder of the
Prussisns have marched Oh to Paris.
FRENCH STORIES CoNTRADICTED.
BERLIN, August 26.-The French sto-
ries that the Prussians were checked yes
terday between Chalons and Verdun are
| false.
A CLOUD OVER PRUSSIA.
PRAGUE, August 26 One of our Jour-
mails publishes the letter of Berlin cor
respondent, dated August l9, from which
is extracted the following:
We are persuaded here that efforts are
being made to conceal the fact that the
Prussian army lost seriously in the bat
ties of the 18th and 18th. The details fur
niahed here are not credited. 1t is openly
asserted that the losses were so great that
the army is disorganized, and not able 70
advance, which win allow the French
time to gather immense strength, and
cause the Germans to pay dearly for
| their first successes.
| Yesterday 3 demonstration was made
before the palace, where a crowd assem-
bled and demanded to know the news.
When the Queen informed them in reply
that it was no worse than what was al
ready known, the crowd slowly dispersed
| uncOnvinced and dissatisfied.
MOVEMENTS OF PRUssIAN ARMY.
BERLIN, August 26.-The Fourth army
| corps, under command of the Prince Roy
al OF Ssxony, is being formed to co-ope-
rate with the Third army corps in move
/ ment on Paris.
Accounts from Strasbourg represent
that the Faubourg Rationale suffered Sc
/ verely from the fire OF the besiegers.
1t is reported that Yederal Is slight
/ ly damaged, but this is doubtful.
BoMBARDMENr OF sTRAsBoURG.
MINDLEHIEM, BAVARIA, August 20
Since last Tuesday evening the bonn
bardment of Strasbourg by the Prussians
| has been incessant. Tne citadel is very
badly damaged, the wall being terribly
battered. Several magazines were ex-
| plOded in the city and at the forts. Fires
nave also broken out in different places
| The Prussian loss is trifiing.
| ALAsl THE POOR WOUNDED FRENCHMEN
BERLIN, August 26.-The effect of the
refusal of the French to permit the
| wounded to pass over neutral territory
will be that the French wounded in oul
| hospitals must wait until Germans art
1 traaEad
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General Sully reports to the department
the death of Victor, head chief of the con-
federated Flsthesd nation, aged eighty
i've years. This is q great loss 20 the
Flatheads. In former years be was one
of their greatest warriors; but many years
ago he Joined the Catholic Church. and
ever since has been a devout Christian.
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A Cloud Over Prussia-The Story Of her
Losses on the 18th and 18th a Sad
Oae-The People Dissatisfied.
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Captain Thornton A. Jenkins is to be
promoted to Rear Admiral.
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The Prusslans Unchecked are Marching
"0a to Paris"-Heavy Reinforce
neHts for the Prusslsn Army.
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Cheerful and Hopeful News for the Freach
.--Good Supply Of Fsod and Mes
In Paris.
Oa-combatants Ordered cut of Parls-Ar.
rests-Debates In the Corps LegIs-
lafjf,
Brave and val0rogs Defense Of Toul and
Stras boura-Cry Of Horror from
Alsace.
ParlsIans IN Terror-at Least the English
Press will have II so.

MckahOn's Stratsgy-Ths Grown Prince of
Prussia Close Upon his Heels.
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BERLIN, August 26.-One corps of the
first and second armies still confront
Bazaine, while the remainder of the
Prnssians have marched Oh to Paris
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THE WAR.

Cheerful and Hopeful News for the French
.--GoOd Supply Of Fsod and Mes
In Paris.
koa-c -comhatants Ordered cut of Paris-Ar.
rests-Dsbates In the Corps LesIs-
latif.
Brave and VaIorous Defense Of TouI and
Strasboura-cy Of Horror from
Alsace.
Parlslans In Terror-at Least the English
Press will have II so.
MckahOn's Strategy-Ths Grown Prince of
Prussia Close Upon his Heels.
The Prussians Unchecked are Marching
"0a to Paris"-Heavy Reinforce
neHts for the Prusslan Army.
A Cloud Over PrHssia-The Story Of her
Losses on the 18th and 18th Sad
Oae-The People Dissatisfied.
The PrEssians Don't Think MGMahon's
Movements Of any CONSEQUENCE.
They Still 90 EarchIDs 0n.
The Spanish Throne Again offered to the
Prince of Genoa-Wurtemhurgers
Dissatisfied.
Artillery Battle at KehI and Strashoarg -
An Action at Montmedy Imminent.
The Hopes Of the French Nation Rest Upon
McMahon-GaiIIardet aad Other
New York Correspondents
Think he will Win.
England Armlng and Preparisg TO Take a
HaEd-Her Newspapers still Mis-
represent the French.
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France IS not properly fortified foT
war with United Germany. The
movement of troops is incessant,
though no one is told whittier they
are going; and with the advance Prus-
slams bring forward their field posts
and their military telegraph, and
more perfect organization 1t is difficult
to imagine. Trains of provisions creep
like great serpel ats over the country;
active detachments of telegraph men
push on, while feld-post Offices brings
letters to different divisions, from side
to side, for many mile.
The whole country is on the move,
and L fancy that the villagers are sim
ply astounded at what they see, and
imagine that all Of Germany is upon
them.
Soldiers, laughing. tell of tho other
two great armies which are invading
France.
The Fatherland is quite safe. War
has scarcely troubled a single Ger
man village-not one in this part of
the line-and rain as it may, the men
are thoroughly cheerful.
NEW York, August 20.-A special
to the Telegram says that Paris this
morning is terribly excited over the
news received from the army.
The flight of Olivier is fully con-
frmed. ta7
The family of Prince Napoleon,
with all their valuables, have left
for Switzerland.
Premier Gladstone has returned 10
London. A Cabinet Council has been
summoned to consider the question
of the Intervention of England foI
speedy peace. Cd xEJ
The Queen of England has addressed
an autograph letter to the King Of
Prussia, urging upon him the desira-
bility of his accepting the peace pro-
posals from France. IL is understood
in the political circles that the pro-
posals are to cede the Province OF
Alsace.
The deposition of Napoleon's liberty,
and for France to choose the Gov
eminent, is regarded favorably by the
English Government.
Napoleon is still seriously and
alarmingly sick in Paris, to-day. In
all political arrangements the Empe-
ror is virtually deposed.
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various parts of Germany. This, in
view of the gradual decline in those
securities for the past few DAYS. is
very creditable both 70 rs and 10 the
bank. One American gentleman in
Homburg invested in 500 ono worth
OF bonds yesterday, waiting for the
rise. Inc financial distresses of
Prussia are very much magnifed
abroad. The North German Confed-
eration's debt is only ESQ 600 600. and
that of Prussia 942, 000. 600. France
owes $500. 0O0, 600. and the difference is
rather striking when we remember
that the population of Prussia in
creases nearly four times as fast as
that of France. A large share of
PrussIas debt has been incurred in
the construction of her railroads.
which form the most effective mart of
her wonderful military system. Think
OF $4,000 men being crowded into a
garrison town in one day from a dozen
different points, ununiformed. dirty.
tired and hungry, and next morning
marching. away in serried columns.
brilliant In uniform, fresh. we'll fed
Nothing but the most astonishinelv
well arranged system of trapsnortation
could ever effect this. Then every
man in the Prussian army can read and
write. While, only thirty two per cent.
OF the whole, population of France
can even read. Prussia's riches are
OF different character from those OF
France, but they will serve.
BROTHERHOOD OF THE PEOPLE.
On leaving Mayence the other even.
ing, just as an immense military train
rolled into the station, I noted the
operation of the relief societies which
are now organizing throughout Prus-
STA. Inns one at Mayenee was rep
resented by about two hundred of the
most, respectable citizens, each deco.
rated with a badge, and the Haupt-
mann" noble looking gentleman
had his company divided into sections
As the train came in he partitioned
each. section to its work, and here the
brotherhood of the German people
was admirably exemplifed. Piles oil
bread and meat were thrust into the
eager hands, beer aud coffee and wine
t1eW In great vessels all along the line
and as the tired men took up their
march, the brokers and editors and
merchants and renters of the towr
walked beside them, carrying their
guns and knapsacks, chatting with
them and accompanying them just e
the barracks, out of which they were
next to go forward to die, on. 10 lose
limbs and health in the service Of
-" Vaterland." Prussia raised ffty
millions of francs for her sanitary
service in the last war, and it is vel
to remember that the same country
sent. as tons of supplies when thu
brothers and fathers and sons O.
America we're dying on slaughter
fields" Elk.