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New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
DEDICATIoN OF THE wARTBURG ORPHAN FARM
$500 SCHOOL.

Notwithstanding the storm yesterday about
200 persons about half OF the number from this city,
sembed at Eisenbach near Mount Vernon Westchester
County to attend the dedication Of the substantial and
handsome stone building erected for the wartburg Or
phans Home and Farm School, established under the
aspices OF the Evangelical Lutheran Churches OF tins
cit and neghborhood In 1866 the Rev. DR.. Passavant
who had established Orphan Homes and schools at Pitts
burgh aud Germantown, Penn also hQSpitis Ut hIlWlu
kee Wis and Jackson H., visited this city, Where ne
f,nd thar no ORPHAN asyums had been established, ana
where so many emgrants were arriving anu s9t.nnB
down and where there is 30 large population of Luhe
s Tn the course OF some remarks the subject in
one OF the churches he urged 1t to tc attention OF ms
hearers OF whom, MI peter MohGr sf, gave ~ Svvy
~ bis mother and on comforting with brother who
added $40 600 the pledged themselves 10 defry the
It'll nenses of the Asylum. Subsequently cnarter
ras obtained from the legislature and 100 acres OF and
i'm the town OF Eascheser, comprising Ihe Dulinlnss
and grounds occupied by the rive POINTS isiop @ arm ~
school were purchased shortly altefwaru, tne rev W.
r. TJois who had Geen long connected with the Orphan
Home near Pittsburgh, left that institution WIN NUN
her of trained children for the new neld OF operaton IN
,na Simmer M 1899 the laid aud about
month ago the Rev. Mr. Hollis removed into u WIN MS
charge OF 35 orphan boys ana gs, h Ie o w d dhrcs
stories high finished with Mansard roof IL ~ stuaeu
on knoll and commands fine view OIL the surrounding
country THE building, grounds, and the improvements
aJrnady made have cost about $4,000. The land was
maid for by contributions made IN ts clt anu supulur
The dedcatory exercises Hos singins Of hTmn in
E,ii.h. % nyaver I'm German by the Rev. III. Naegner
AN address in German by the Rev l. orpefe singing III
D. "1 W. P,ssayant ID. D.. delivered an address IN
Enysb Giving very detailed history of the orlgln ana
progress OF the ASYLUM ana 70 bv tbon
s.nds ~ Immigrants, and the duties OF tho Evangeica
Imtberan Churches toward their orphans; After re-
an an address in English by the Rev Dr. krotel fIes
ident OF the General Council OF the Evangsncai Luz
theran Church OF the United s.a,es p q y HILL "p ,bs
also delivered In German Dy lne hoI' W. - '' " '"0
nractical working or the lnstItulion'
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21


The War Ordnance Bureau has advertised for sealed
proposals until the 10Th inst at p m for the purchase
breach loading muskcs; 1850 carbneS OF various
patterns together with 10000 sets OF accouernents
7OCD sets OF infantry accOutcrmens, 5000 revovers-
Starr Rodger, and Remington; 5000 pistol holsers
4OND cavalry sabers 900 Spencer rifles, MOO) horse
batteries of field artillery complete.
Charles Wright OF New York, having failed to put up
the required margin for the for which he recently
offered his bid, to-day rejected by Gen. Dyer, Chle1
of Ordnance. Hts offer SIS IS gun for 100000 new
sprn ged rife muskes and 81 rs for 10000 cleaned and
repaired Gen. Dyer to-day made the following awards
Austin Baldwin 20 900 Springfield muskets BIZ 90 and
70 30 each 250o cartridges at
Sl6 per Herman Baker Co., 0OJ Spnngheits at
SI2 schuyler Hartley Graham 10000 Sprng6els at
S2 each Gen William b. Franku all the Enieds 3C0J
in number at 70 A b. Senherger awarded OGO
cleaned and repaired En1eds % " each Ten tnousand ne" op
Eeds not awarded
Tie Board OF Trade met night in response to letter
from Gen A. j. Mver Chief Signal Officer Of the Army
inviting the Board to cooperate with the Signal Corps in
giving effect the act NJ Congress providing for
giving notice Of the approach and force Of storms for the
benefit OF commerce. permanent committee was APP
uoned to confer with Gen. Myer from time TO me aud
TEND 10 him such assistance and cooperation may be
deemed desirable carry into effect the important du-
ties involved him by the act OF Congress referred TO-
Supervisor Presbury reports tn the Internal revenue
Commissioner that the collection from tobacco by the
sale Of stamps I'm Virginia for the quarter ending Sept 80
Amounted TO 81 ll9992i The shipments 10 Northern and
other cities in bond for the same period amounts 10
7sO5 pounds The reports from all parts OF the state
indicate that will be largely increased amount of
tobacco manufactured the next year.
The Hon Aaron A. Sargent arrived here to-day from
San Francisco having accomplished the journey in fix
days and fourteen hours. His colleague the Hon j. A.
Johnson has also arrived. Senators Cole and Cassery
are in San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
THE BUFF1LO LIBEL SUIT

THE HON. u. 6. BENNETT ACT. TIE COMnhRciAL
ADvERTIsER-yERDICT FOR THE I3FEND-
ANTS.
BUFFALO, Oct. 20-The jury in the Ebrl suit
brought against The Commercial Adcertiser OF tt city
by the Hon. ID. s. Bennett. NJ C., rendered veidi for
the defendants to-day, after 0ebcratOn OF az hour
and half. The suit Brought 10 recovcr 10000
damage sustained by the pub cation Of an art ~ tho
aforementioned journal. Mr. Gnett ". argcd
with defraudng the Buffalo Ell yating hso, out
Of various OF money by the nj anproI Irlaton %
grain stored In the Companys olcy@,CTs. Some huDd1
reds OF thousands OF bushels of n thus stored
which Mr.. Bennett as Chairman OF &c Associaon, gave
receipts for. II alleged that at different times be
had the receipts transferred the books of the Assoc
tOn to several of the banks as security for money
borrowed Of those institutions to the amount or from
$O,OOO TO sS00CG that while the banks were holding
these receipts gooagainst the Association Mr.. Benne
removed the grain from his elevator sold 1t his OVID
account aud pOcketed the money. The affair created
great excited In commercial circles at the time and Mr.,
Bennett removed from the position OF President of
the Eleyatng Association.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

TIE PRUssIAN OUTRAGEs AT ORLEANS DENiED-
OPERATIONS OF THE FRENCH FLEET-THE
LONDON TINES ON THE ARROGANCE OF
PkUssIA-GERNAN LOSSES BY THE WAR
LoSDoy. Thursday, Oct. 20, 1870
The conduct of the Germans in Orleans, according
70 the Prussan account is much different from that
sscibed 10 them by the French newspapers. They
perfectly orderly, and the occupation was unat-
tended by any violence OF extortiOn.
Dispatches from Hamburg state that ten French
thips-of-war outside of Hehgoand. None are IN
sight of the mouth Of the Elbe. Preparations to
meet the French vessels have been made in the We
ser. French frigates are anchored off Dunkirk with
fires banked
The Tines In its review Of the continental stua-
tiOn this morning, censures the arrogance of the
Prussans in their terms for peace and approves the
language of the Emperor, that NO government
yielding foot Of French territory, as a condition
Of peace, could retain It's power a day."
Prussian paper says in the absence Of skilled
men from their usual industry, Germany is heavier
loser thar France by this war.
BRUSSELS, Oct. 2O.The Etoile Belge saws II is be-
heyed that Gen. Trochu and some Of the other mem
bers Of the Provisional Government are desirous of
peace while NJ. Gambetta. the Minister of the Inte-
nor is implacable
The Morning Telegraph says that Gen. Bourbakis S
refusal 10 command the beaten army of the Lore
was due to a very natural feeling and that bis offer
10 command the army Of the North is considered a
.ubterfuge as that army il not likely 10 be formed
at all.
Thirty pOst-Ofiices have been organized under the
Bayarian officials IN the Departments Of Alsace and
Lorraine.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
benefit of the fund win be given in the French Theater

benefit Of the fund viii be gwen in the French Teater
ON the 26th inst.
Company X, Goth Regiment, N. Y. s. N. g.,
has contributed $ll6 IS TO the German Patriotic Fund
Mile. O. BOussOn has forwarded to France
nv the steamer St. Laurent two Of goods and q
bag Of coffee valued at AIS. NJ La Sale has received
during the past week 25 which, with the previous
amounts received, make a total Of t7,l99 ~.
The receipts of the German Ladies' Fair on
Wednesday were. s5O7i 35 total receipts $270G4 AZ.
Yesterday number OF contributions received, but
the attendance not large the previous days
printed catalogue OF the picture gallery will be issued
today The medal to he given tO the singing society re-
cevng the largest number Of votes awarded TO the
AriOn Society. The Fair will remain open each day until
II The number Of ladies at the different tables and
departments Is 1885,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
cp,vrs AND cAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

"A fire in Philadelphia, yesterday, destIoyed
m r froy Of Feunsr 90 Loss e7OOODi Insurance @'ooV'
Mcssrs. Seely a. TaylOr's cOtton-seed on factory
In kes orleans burned yesterdsJi loss p'VV''' ~ " "
woqnlel by The falling walls -, ~,
Information has reached CINCINNATI that the
.,sr z ter. Il 6. Yesterday morning. ron sApusA oh'
~ from bf rArk uesr kng ibe engineer ana hre ho
,pl, sl lggoe demolished No passengers were hu
There large attendance AZ ros sno ns'9 vea,fsI
Ar e ore rapidly coming n an grStf ing success ~ e
Weo tg ths Stripes having been iAsei on 'he
without HuoriF "e'. - = mr. p. e
ig Irfd.ti NGncv bC' yc.onsl 80 pa4 MAS h"'" :" ~P
ll.t.l-a4 yltholt crtelco
IA pllchgt took place Yesterday ai fed pa na',h ,s
tsor N a-spDa h'Fecg lin hrr All ~ Y .ggxb,i
lad t,en fought Murray hcng uniur ana poL"' ~
ialn,le 30 lclCts % uac grsnd assam o. n & @
Ft.eIJ tHtte thdeI 49,
pat, rtiuno city vltt o. ut Io4li eo"iO'"s "
tsff ru' su,ft1 tJ ,t' p'bse
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
WEST PoINT-cAsE OF THE coLORED CADET

A cOurt-martial assembled at West foihs
yesterday for the tria OF Cadets Smith. "ison a"o
Davies The members Of the court are as lono"s n,s
Gem q q Howard Iieut Col Thos C. Dening, Lieut-Col.
7 II Dexter Assistant Medical Pmveyor; Major Tho,.
j. Haines Comuissary Of subsistence; Major LOUIS H.
Pelonze, Assistant Adjutant General Capt A. C. Bain
bridge of Sth Artillery Capt Michael v Sheridan o, Itn
Cavalry and Major winthrop yuse hoo VI ,no
AZ the Acadeny has excited much comment lie and
,aue' ml,syn The Comma ndant for creating dis
nrSanee in and coming oossyss TO S0ws Tin 10 rsOw
caue'. sn,itL This officer has from the first mani
%eouse % M el interest in smith during the period OF
tinns i'm session iOT a week or so.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
WASHING TON.

THE POST-OFFICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CORPS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSBI
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1870.
The report Of the Post-Ofco Department for the fiscal
year will show the encouraging Improvement OF
2 O0J 10 year. The total amount of receipts Is
9772,22O Co. being gain Of silsooo OF this amount
sl61OoOO0 come from the sale OF stamps ss9oOOo from
letter postage, and sO0OOo from box rents, &C. The
expenditures have been s23 1887 g. Of which sl3S56-
25l IS paid for carrying tho mails sl,io7,23s
oceanic mails, 231,}i0 for lettercaTrers, ana
$O79oO Al for route agents. The Department has been
managed with great economy and fidelity, and would be
selfsupporng to-day it not for the incubus Of the
Frankng Privilege. The Postmaster In his re-
port will present interesting statistics In regard to
he cost and disadvantages To the postal service or tho
Frankng Privilege regulated by the present laws.
Controller Hurbur1 has authorized the First National
Bank Of CharrotOD, Iowa. To begin business Capa',
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
TOURS, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1870.


ULtR CONMOTION AT MARsEILLEs-AMERi-
CANS LEAVING PARIs-GEN. BURNslDEs
Tours, Thursday, Oct 20, 1870
A ,opv of the Paris OhciGl Journal, just received
hcc contains the answer of NJ Favre to the circular
Of Bismarck on their conference at Feieres 1t is
well = saws Favre "that France should know the
extent of the ambition of Prussia. 1t does not stop
At the conquest of two of Provinces it seeks our
destruction France must have no illusions her
existence is at stake. She was offered dishonor, and
she refused. They propose TO punish her Dy ami
hilation This is the exact situation. prefer our
peril and our sufferings to the qualification OF the
exorbitant ambition of our enemies Even II van
quished, France will be greater in her misfortune
and will have the admiration and sympathy OF the
world. France perhaps needed tins supreme uiaI'
from which she will issue transformed"
An immense pacific manifestation was made In
Marseiles to-day. Many Thousands of unarmed ah-
Gems collected before the office of the Prefect of the
Department. and requested that N. Esquiros he rein
stated as Administrator Of the Department. The
crowd at length dispersed without any disorder
whatever.
Adyices from Paris State that number Of Ameri-
cans who had obtained passes from the Prussian
authorities outside the city, found 1t impossible to
leave. The Prussians explained that owing to cer-
tain srategica reasons, the Americans would not he
permitted to leave by any of the usual roads The
Prussians advised the Americans to leave by boat,
yong down the Seine, and promised their protection
by that route
Minister Washburne has informed Jules Favre that
he himself will remain in Paris az long as the Gov
eInment authorities do.
II is announced that the supply Of -four il Paris is
sufficient for five months.
According to the latest advices from Pans Gen.
Trochu, giving way to the unceasng demand Of the
National Guards has given his consent to their or
ganzation in modified regiments as an active force
for sorties and service beyond the walls He also
announces that he has plan for general attack on
the besiegers which, when matured will be carried
ont ON a formidable scale. In the meanwhile, he
will accept volunteers for sorties and night surprises
The Paris Official Journal of the 18th positively de-
clares that Gen. Burnside had no mission from the
Prussan authorities when he visited Pans lie was
merely an oficious agent.
The French Foreign Office has issued a clrcnlar 70
The neutral Powers denying any responsibility foi
the present war. The representations made by
Prussia as 10 the state of affairs in Paris are armed
80 be utterly untrue France desires peace-a dura-
Bile Ueale.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
,,rpST MI rTsRY MOVEMENTS.

LATEST MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
REpORTs FROM oRLEANs-THE PRUSsiAN MOVE
MENrs suRoUpED IN MYsTERY-CIATEAuDoN
NEARLY DESTROYED BY FIRE-THE sORrlE
AT NEUF BREIsACH.
TOURS Thursday, oct 20, 1870
The movements of the Prussian forces south oil the
Ioire are shrouded mystery. some repor's s''''o
that the Prussians are returning to Paris without
hattie while Others claim that rapid movement Is
IN proeress for the surprise Of Tours The Govern
ent here for alleged strategcal reasons, VIII give
No information concerning the movements of the
French forces on the Loire but assurances are given
that the Government win not leave here until an
attack is certain TO be made.
Owing TO their great losses at Chateaudun, the
prnssians have nearly destroyed that town by fire.
A. Chateau Neuf, where the Prussians attacked and
were beaten off at first they took revenge by exact
ING heavy contributions of money. The inhabitants
paid the sum- heavy it was, with the exception Of
$1,000 francs The Germans then evacuated the
place but threatened to return and collect the
balance OF burn the town.
The French garrison at Neuf Bresach made a
successful sortie on Saturday morning last They
killed and wounded 2OO and took 1S prisoners
A large French force is assembled at Besancon.
Gen Garibaldi has issued stirring address to the
Francs-tireurs.
Dispatches from various portions of France report
anumbcr Of unimportant engagements.
Mr.. Dubost, a delegate from the Government OF
Paris to Tours who landed in the balloon at Rocroy
Yesterday, brings news of another engagement near
Paris. 1t began in the morning at Hantes Bruyeres,
and lasted three hours it was then resumed in the
afternoon, and terminated after three hours more
fighting. The Prussians, who attacked in both ac-
tons. were repulsed with heavy loss. The dispatch
from Rocroy which contains the above intelligence,
does not give the date of the affair.
Three regiments of infantry-Zouaves and Tnrcos
have arrived at Toulon since Monday. Great
numbers Of horses and large quantities of war mate
rial have also been collected from the neighbOrng
country The troops were at once sent TO the front
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
PERsONALITIES-BY TELEGRAPH.

Representative Brown of Washington County.
"a rs iobd in Of Atlanta, wednesday nght ~
espg condition few bOar expired supposed from neuf'sA
Of the bead =,
DR.. Ralph who was prominent in the Canadian
p o, II J7 lei at Toronto WEDNESDAY aged Si lie resided
IN lie United states several years but under The IroelaS.oI 81
NJ. 5s shch Is now Medical Department Of VeonA COLLEGE
Gen. Banks was announced to lecture m a tne
Bsy STAT in Boston last evening On 'ss CO.. I
tIroagb influence of his friends,
t hi, syupabes with fIalee he rntanu ueohno
tp booT Ls place supplied by Walter barman oi new
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
rnr-sMALL STOCKHOLDERS.
gditoy Of The Tribune.

~ nc Edif0r OF The Trtb"He.
SIR: Can YOU inform me and the public how
neus that Of the COO o 10000 shares OF the stock
Of tbe Erie Railway only little over 3Ooooo shares seem
70 he voted Oh at the elections for directors know
that there arc great many OF small holders like mysef
who do not vote because hopeless OF any good result
,tpn tle small loldnr OF stock employ some honest,
Intelligent man vote fur the whole OF their stoCAt
so, AayN uabilcss given this power 10 parties Ia tbs
Rug can mis- power be TrNU6edf II 80, how IhUpe
fomeug may IL GO2e brioic another election 10 saws
ouI pro. cr'y nt1LhSA
Mac vrk pL. "a
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.

IUFEI JUWDNN aND UT
BAND.
BUENOs AYREs, Sept. 13.-News has been re-
ceved here simultaneously from the Uruguay anu INC
Paranha, announcing the defeat OF portion OF Lopez
orans army at la and the complete rout Of the band
under Luenzo. who invaded Santa Fe. In the engage
ment at Taa, there about 800 men on eacn su
Among the prisoners taken were the rcDei co t,' ho
Col Gonzalez and Capt Anderson. decisive nb'.e w
tween Gen. Gey and Lopez Jordan IL expected 70
from the recent movements.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The subscriptions TO the French Patriotic
Euud AIuOuAi " 4,Cot IT, az teI.DiH,ut ioI tL,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
GENERAL FRENCH NEWS.

JULES FAvRE's ANSWER TO BIsMARCK-A POP
uL,R CONNOTION AT MARsEILLES-AMERI-
CANS LEAVING PARIS-GEN. BURNSlDES
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OCCUpATION OF RoME.-Tho Italian

OCCUPATION OF RoME.-Tho Italian
army now occupy tho "Sovcn- hillcd,
City, and tho Popo is no longer a
temporal ruler. The successor Of St.
Pcter-tho holder Of tho koys-hc
has almost tho same prcscriptivc
right to temporal rulo as to spiritual
supremacy. Yet amid ali tho muta-
tions Of n thousand years Of temporal
power, he has never yot lost his
hold upon tho hearts Of tho faith,
full, and whether at Romo or Avig
non ho is still tho Supreme Pom
tiff. A prisoner Of the first Ma
Ipoleon, and French subject-res
tored in 1914 with the overthrow
Of the Empiro-again q refugee in
1913, and again restored to hi,
temporal power-h he is once more al
exilo from the patrimony of st. Peter
yet still tho "IIead of tho Church. ,
Will Rome now realize that dream
Of tho Italian patriots hcart-and be
tho capital Of united Italy? W,
shall 500.
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MEssRs. NoRwooD, DuPnE g. Co..
advertise this week q choice stock OF
family supplies and groceries, to
which they invite the attention of oul
readers. These goods have been SO.
lectcd with care in tho Baltimore and
Now York markets, and having been
purchased for cash will 30 sold low
Read their advertisement, tako an in.
ycntory Of tho stock at homo, and re-
plonish the lar,lcr at once. In thcil
choice stock Of solids and fluids yor
cannot go amiss. Bring on tho cot
ton and lay in the supplies.
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IMPORTANT NHWspApEa CHANG

IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER CHANGE
Tho Hearth and Home, finely illustra,
ted family journal of high character,
hitherto issued by Mcssrs. Pcttcngill,
Bates Il Co., has been purchased by
Orange Judd & Co., of 2fJ Broadway,
Now York, the well-known publishers
of tho american Agriculturis!. Mcssrs.
S. II. PettcngiIl Il Co., whose great
Advertising Agency, established in
1910, is one of the largest and most
reputable in the world, find that their
cxtensive business requires their OK
clusiye attention, snd they therefore
transfer Hearth and Home to the new
Publishers, whose long experience and
abundant facilities will enable them
notSofly to- rnnintsin tho past high
character Of tho paper, but to, add ma.
terially to its value. Tho new Pub.
lishers also announce q reduction Of
tho terms to $S per year. the change
will not at oil affect tho american Ag-
rieulturist, WHICH will continue on in.
depohdchtly 1as ~herotoforo.3 'Tho I'll
iustrations and reading nnattof OF tie
two journals will be entirely different.
Eithef dfsths Journals win bel rpraiish-
ed frdn now to- tho ond of.is7A( (a5
lnonths), at tho yearly subscription
rats, Viz: sthe'wesklyi iHearta and Home
|4t ss TITO mSshfh1y :Aaarieap 4pyius-I
|tuls u SO; Or the twp hssfh S y
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TIE Augusta FA1E.-Wc arc in
dcbtcd TO DR.. VIM. II. ru,t, Trcsi-
dent Of the Cotton States Mcchauiclls,
and Agricultural Fair Association,
through The polite Secretary, Mr.. G.
IL. Gray, for Il complimentary ticket
10 the grand Annual Fair to come of
on tho 2jih October. We learn that
no efforts arc being spared TO make
the Exhibition the most attractive
ever held in The Southern SiatcS.-
The railroads. will carry visitors o.:
articles ut half ratc*-ovcr SIG 600
Will be distributed in tho way Of pre-
,niums-thcrc will DC tournaments,
trotting matches, &c. Such arc some
Of the attractions.
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The Proclamation of the Governor.

In another column wo publish the
proclamation Of the Governor, against
lew!cssncss and violence in the coun-
tics of Ncwbcrry and Laurcns, which
though general in its terms, seems TO
be especially directed against white
armed military organizations The
colorcd have been or ganizcd and arm.
cd under the authority Of the Cover
nor, and honco, we suppose, do not
como within tho purvicw of bis pro-
clamation. But whom white mon arm
themselves to protect their lives and
propcrty-tho sanctity Of their homo cs
and the safety Of their families-that
act is unauthorized, and they render
themselves amenatle 10 the pains
and penalties of tho Act Of March
18th, 1S69-to imprisonment and hard
labor in the .penctentiary. Surely
the whites have soino rights which
Governor Scott is "bound to protect" J"
If not protected by State authority,
they must protect themselves. Self.
defence is ono Of tho inalicnablo
rights. In the late troubles in New.
berry and Laurcns tho whites seemed
to have acted purely on the defensive
in Ncwbcrry they formed tho posse
Of the Sheriff and acted strictly under
his orders. When tho necessity which
called them together was ovor, they
quietly dispersed. .. ,..5::a
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G9- Mr.. John G. Edwards, OF tho
new firm Of J. G.. & Il. Edwards has
just returned from the Northern
markets, whore ho has beon laying in
4 largo and select stock Of prov: :sions
and groceries, which they arc now re
cciviug. They invite visit from
their friends and patrons, and feel
confident Of their ability to please
Their advertisement will appear next
week.