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ADVENTURES OF AN IEIsHaAS WITH A D7A-
AoNp RATTLEsNAKE.-tFrom the Fort
smith Herald. IAN lrishman by the name
OF thompson, driving a small sulky from
TINS place aud Fort Gibson, on Monday
last, coming down here with the mail, came
across very large diamond rattlesnake in
inc road. His mule SHE'D ut 1t ne jumped
out OF the sulky, grabbed the snake with
dis Left hand round the neck, held it up,
and jumped into the vehicle. and drove
nan mile to the station, got out, walked
INTO the house, where there were two OK
tnlee indian women, called for needle
ana thread, which was given to him
~ one OF the women when he sat
uo"n and deliberately sewed up the
mouth OF the snake, then threw it down
On the lloor and told the women to keep it
until his return. While he held the snake
by The throat, in its writhing it bit him
taree or four times, but as he was under
tae influence Of Whiskey. and as the indian
women gave him few more drinks, he ex-
perieneed no harm from the bites on his
nhger. After the Irishmen left, some Cher
oaee men belonging TO the house came in,
an!ed the snake, and skinned it. Our In
lofmant, George Strong, of the mail line,
says ne saw the skin OF the snake at the
neuse where the freshman carried Il. and
afterwards saw THOMPSON, who had d few
marks on his finger, but was all right.
The bite Of the diamond rattlesnake is
considered by the Indiansag incara5le.
1.-The Seottsville Register can't beat tHas.1
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lrl,
TUESDAY -, ....,,. eeroRER S. isse,
VIRGINIA. NEWS.
FIRE fss lessashussg- zsesasaca fn greene
hrier--ahe late Tragedy sn Aus


Fire Ia I.eysishursg- ysrssssca A., q
brier--The Late Tragcay an Arr,
gusts. 80,
Correspondence OF the siea,paes,, ,,.,ne,en ]. I
On saturday nfcnt last he srar +, w. al
'<s sR OF aessrs. Witheow s. Cary, ii, Lew
tsoulg, were burned. "a considerable
;a sarS nv y grain was consumed IN The era-
mSiss al three fine horses in the stable.
tne .oss Is heavy, and it could not fall upon
C.,t2ens more useful and highly esteemed.
The sire was the work OF design, yet It Is
hard TO thiak that any being could find
1t in his heart to visit such an injury upon
these gentlemen,
The same night material for burning the
'wheelwright shop OF Mrs Rapp was placed
in the building. Owing 60 some cause the
fire was not promptly communicated TO the
buildings but was found slowly progressing
on sunday and extingnished.
There Is much excitement in the county
& Greeebrier on the subject of the ap-
preaching eiecnen and The registration OF
voters. Some fifteen hundred men who
should be voters are DISTINGUISHED, and the
ultra Radicals are endeayoring Co strike OF
isom the registration every Republican who.
scripSson into liberality and clemency. OF
course there is bad feeling eDgendefed, and
this bad feeling is increased by the vile arts
of the ultra Radicals, who are fonentiug,
hate amongst the negroes towards The Con-
servatires. West Virginia is an oppressed
State, and her best people are daWn-trod-
den, and have no more the rights of free
men than have the citizens of the veriest
despotism on earth.s zgsss "a
The signs in Lewisburg are so threaten.
ing that the citizens talk Of an organization
for selEprotection.
l see you publish the news of the sad
tragedy of the suicide of MIR. Thompson
Nikoli, after the sudden death of his wife.
MIR. Nikoil was of course demented at the
time Of the act. He had Of hate showed ut
intervals signs Of alienation of mind that
had alarmed his friends. He died Saturday
might in Waynesborough. S x.
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Railroad Subscrfptions-The Border
Agricultural Fair. .st;s ~
[spEoIAL TELEaRAM no THR Disc ATgH.l z

~ ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DtSPATgH.I ~
DANv1lEr, VA, Oct. an & G. ".
R. r. and T.. Dc D.. r. R.-The eiee-
tion for subscriptions to- each Of the
above railroads took pIate in the county Of
Pittsylvania to-day. and as far as 7 have
been able to ascertain the folloWingIts the
result: Ringgold, for N. q q. W. r. b.,
2s; none against. For L. b D. R. BE-, 24z;
none against. Toll-bridge: For n. u g. w.
r. r., 70, and IL against !; for J.. I'D. RI, rs,
and against. The above are the only pre-:
tincts heard from this evening. !. u e
The Border Agricultural Fair commences
in this place tomorrow. A good many ar
ticles have arrived, and we anticipate a
good exhibition. Your readers Will be i'd
yised daily OF It's proceedings. B.
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Election Indictments. DE.

NEW YORK. Oct. %: The grand jury for
finding indictments under the election laws
has been empanelled. Among those sum-
moned are VIM. B. Astor, b. L. Stewart,
A. T. Stewart, the President of the Union
League, and other prominent people.
Counterfeit fstens1 ON the First National
Bank of tPoughkeepsie are circulating.
The Chamber of Commerce has appointed
% standing committee to act with the storm
signal corps of the War Department. The
Chamber tenders any assistance IN its
power. ~ * sf:2s5 80 $500
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senthI CarollIin,ia,. I. E .;

CHARLESTON, Oct. 23-The official returns
of the election In this State will be had next
Wednesday. tits conceded. that, Scott has
been reelected Governor by largely reduced
nlajorities. Elliott (black) has been elected
to Congress from the fourth district. Ram
seyImulatto) succeeds Whitte1nore. I'm the
second district the contest between BowehI
and Delarge (mulatte) is doubtful Kis:1
sick (Reformer) is probably elected in the
third district. The Reformers elect; about
one.third of the Legislature. ~ ST.
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LynehburG .AgrieuEfnral E,afr-weI.
come Address &c. s.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Rc.
f [srEoIAl TRLEGHAM ToFHE plapArcH.l
LYscHBURs, Oct. The second fa,r Of
the Lynchburg agricultural and Mechani.
cal Society viii begin tomorrow at 10 Ia.
ID. The welcome address win be delivered
by Austin M. Trbble, Esq, Of our city. .ss -
Since last years exhibition many stalls
and pens, several housesand pavilion seats;
have been erected La suitable places on the
grounds. The system of government for
carrying ont plans and the preservation of
good order is perfect. interruption to
traRsp ortation and travel Ui a railroads, ca
=naIss &C., due TO the recent flood, win prob
ably prevent the display being much greater
than last year. ~. 81 s:. & $50 s
Unnecessary alarm spread so extensively
over the country regarding the raYages Of
the cattle disease which prevailed here last
summer deters some who would otherwise
be exhibitors Of stock, Sc. Besides, it is
unfortunate for the greater success Of either
that other fairs in the State should be going
ON at the same time. Is
! Among the names. of the exhibitors we
find that of 81. III. Smith & Co.., OF Rich
mond, who have brought some ane ma
chinery. So @'.5S $500 ~ -. ~. s@
The clerks have been busy all day Id
making entries of all kinds. ~ 81 s, szss.
somewhat Of novelty, is the establish
ment Of feast table on the grounds by the.
ladies of st. paups Episcopal Church,
Where lunches, dinners, &C., viii be served
at NEST reasonable prices by the fair Fingers
OF the loveable sex. The proceeds are to be
appropriated to paying Che costs Of repairs
now being done to their church. 80
rs Hons. William Smith and Preston John
son are expected TO arrive tomorrow to
make addresses on agriculture, etc, on the
following day. q 1'l,E i
s The South-side railroad GERS are expected
to make their first arrival since the food at
the city depot tomorrow afternoon
Weather fair, sky clear, and pleasant day
looked for tomorrow. sls;. q, 5;s.; 5s.i
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has established an office ION the Fair
grounds for the accommodation of visitors,
Whose messages win be received and sent
as at the main Office. -
Queen Sisters singers win hold forth
every night this week at Holcomb Hall. So
The ladies of Court-street (Methodist)
Church will give fair during the week.
Stone & Murray's circus is here. MED. I.
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lls.s sacst 81 !,
III ii % DO Sumter Ire.
ssto sse autts liter giYirg III
Isecosant q sisstgsct iirs ID aHst town,
g9ss oa 10 saY s 81 =
9 neE6 is me sacEs naitented with tliis
caiamtt e8sryi ,,af SHlac2 mention,
winch q q pfs sssIavary asl& eau.
xtlSe never kslsy,assad and but seldom
eqaaiied and which marks its anthor as q
perfect heroine. Miss Sailis Maxwell, lid
ner efiot tsto sage eseryt thing nf value in the
house That she coul was delayed ia The
second story OF the building until the fire
bad destroyed the lower story SO much that
there was danger OF the walls Falling in
every minute. Seeing her danger, she IA.
fhered q few articles for tho purpose az
taking q final leave OF the house. Onenter-
Ing the ball from the room she was tns "a
her horror and dismay she saw that the sf;atr.
way Yves 10 q solid sheet OF fsane. There
was onfy one svas OF escape now, and thnf
was through the upper windows, where
tne tery element had not communicated
itself. Going out on The. top Of the colon
made her awful situation was immediately.
realized by the crowd below, and the ankle
ty depieted on every conntenance showed
the deep feeling that stirred the soul Of
every one. A ladder was brought. bl,t IL
was too short to reach the roof, and was 81
no avail. With the cracking flames behind
and around, and making the most rapid
Roadway imaginable, every moment was
precious beyond computation. The. only
chance for life now was to Jump from the
high place on which she was standing. IA
mattress was brought, and being firmly held
by strong men, with q spirit undaunted and
intrepid, she made the leap from the point
sue occupied, embracing in its curve ut
least sixty feet, reaching. the ground with
comparative safety, and, with the excep-
Ton OF the shock and concussion Of SO high
q jumn, entirely alnhnrt y Is " % q I
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meroorfaI tn ser, Zee.

Ne LYNoHBURa, Oct. 24.-The papers to.mor-3
row will contain a call from Gen. Early for
a conference of the officers and soldiers
OF the Confederate army, especially the
Army OF Northern Virginia, at Richmond,
NOV. 3, to take measures for Q memorial to,
Gen. Lee. Allfrom the Southern States are,
invited. I 8 q -; & * rs . III 49,
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a refined way or chronfcling ordinary
events Is exhibited by q Cincinnati reporter.
who says that s.a quadruped, gents april
corn, denominated Billy, took ura,fagc at
r bluegrass BELLE Greeian bend, and went
lor ~. The impact 0f the goats head acee,l-
ably" q s. IS
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The CONVERSIONS Of monument To
Generai Il. p: Lee was laid in Atlanta, on
Saturday, under the auspices of the ladies'
Memorial Associati on. Among the articles
deposited were Confederate flag, with the
inscription !" Sacred to the Memory lof
General Lee" q portrait. of the Generals,
and a. bullet taken from the body of q
wounded Confederate Columbus (G0.)
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/ 4. "a. :. g. - sss ~
AAHisIlos II 20 MO 3 s-.-EMaEANp AUSTRIA
| ITALY AND Russia ASK sIs-----THE TER1ls
[ No oEssloSs OF sHITToRY WITHOUT tn
CONSENT OF THR People. +
WASHINGTON, Oct. -.A eersesnon7an,
Iof the New York Iysbsne ssys tliat he In;
# from the highest authority tIiaf the Ri
Sish Government has. cnnclIldea That tn
time Ina arrived far rstal,Inp sancYhars efsnrs
to ohtain an agnIsfjce. Bisnarcis Sar,ru N -
armistice for the conyocation of the Con.
stituent Assembly but insists that thesgr.
mlstice mlst fngoiyea practicable basis for
peace. Lnere y otIss o chance that the pre-.
sent effort may procure suspension Gf hos.
Titles. .s1 b ;s,., 4 &c,
j A sspeetai to The World says that Glad
| stene and. Granville spens q whole day with
the Prusslan, austrian, and ALLAN anbas-
sadors, and General Boyer, who came re-
ENVY aso.si naa visited Mapo-
rsnor s e Hat fbs u oee ~. psss isas
and R;smarc cI had apras5 a,
far esce Vim ~ ~ S,se
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Col. GEO. Blow, sR.-This venerable
gentleman, the father of our esteemed fell
iow-citizen, Judge Geo. Blow, died at the
Family residence, Tower Hill, Sussex c0un-
", Va, ON Sunday morning, at the adj
Vanced age Of 81 years.--NorJolk Journal.
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NERVOUS Aco1DENT.-Ay young man named
Samuel johnson, a carpenter engaged on
the Orange railroad bridge near the city,
was seriously and perhaps dangerously in
!ured on Saturday by q piece of timber fail
ing from the top of the tressei-Work and
striking him on the back Of the neck and on
che shoulder. A physician was promptly
called to attend him, and we learn that his
condition is somewhat precario Lynch
burg Ne,cs. - .z.lE .es.s.se I1-s {.
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ssrfove,agv,eIrfu or EEOope,

+: FonrRyga MossnnE. Oct. 244. terry A,
ar sfha7 iii farfi lisrys relsaged from duty
here, ieft for q IRIS Ing,
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4 WOLF IN Sleeps CLoTHING.-A cor
respondent warns the public against Rev.
J. W. Collins (colored), of Mangohick, who
has deserted his own wife, in King and
Queen county, and run OF with the wife
and children Of one of his colored brethren
al Manoohick. (. s
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TOE NEW Y01K. st$Ea
OLD DOMyNIoN STEAMsHIP Sc Do

3 The anlendia aeW side-wheel eteamships ISAAC
aEEL. HAKATOaA, II EAGAR a, ALBEs
MARLE and HATTEEAS. Leave sESw sTerE.fes
NORFOLK CITY Point, and Richmond, eyaTy TUESs
and 81 TIJRDA Tst 5asessgsgzs
II. III LaaseAichrncnd every UEhIsAIgHfst
DkYfand SUNDAY at nsxa 6ide. - Z,
saIoUEs ard atatesocInE. Tire fsfs. aeecaaSqcnse
lions, and etteuttons uys uilsurpaSseas s,s =,
Iuosa connexions made Win HtesiNeRH ADE ~
SnyrtFern ard EugDneau acIfS 4, 80 ~ !.
sssyssiIrsnca eifecteds when agsiatea, u 80
TER Or ONE REE CEN ~ o. tlse ot2eeal OF sals
sTns fdsfres informs tion Apply 90
- ~ - 5QfiN ents
8 mig se 80. q esgycrnor street.
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la ana CamDrla, Oh tIle dalUuESS iLue, IssS
arrived. They saw no cruisers. The French
fleets seemed to have withdrawn to Hayre.
and other French harb orss ls5s Is "a i,iss
s ;rs ~ :'4 81 ALLEGED oUTRAaEs. ~
Tours, Oct. 24.-Some journals give par
,ticulars Of alleged assassinations at the caps
tnre of Soissons. Soldiers were shot down
Government has asked an explanation with
a view to retaliation. 5stf'. ~
A dispatch from Rouen says the men,
women, and children of 1yry have risen
AGAINST tne Prussians and had q desperate
- 8 raUssiAN RETEBsEs. II ~;
!, Tours, Oct. The Ministry publishes
the following ~ IS . +, . Il, -
fhe Priissians, preparing to besiege La
ferte and ST. Aubin, retreated suddenly to-
wards Laen.. It's reported that they bad
been defeated with heavy loss in the neigh
borhood, and the troops Withdrawnto re-
ififorce the defeated army. -
The Prussians were repulsed at Chatelou
Due. g - 5.
b; d go. Il. z FROM ITALY. s. H.
{. FLoRsNCE, Oct. "a The rumor of a min
isterial disagreement is untrue: ~ i
"a. THE Italian Government continues It's I'M
posts upon tobacco. II
3 EvACuATIos: OF ST. QUENTIN. 49,.
ST.. QUENTIN, Oct. 24.--This city was eyac-
uated yesterday. The siege OF La Fere mas
also been abandoned, the corps of the Duke
of Mecklenburg returning ParisWard. i
LUXEMBOURG TEUrRALIrY.ss f... vs.. d :. g
LONDON, Oct. GA permanent commit.
tee has been constituted Eat IuXembourgto
defend the neutrality OF the Duchy. Tne
population is indignant at the Willingness
of the Tours Government TO cede the Duehy
to- Prussia instead of Lorraine: !.
' = IMPRISONMENT OF AN EDITOR.
Tours, Oct. AN. Ponrtais, the editor
of La Terite, hnsb been imprisoned for puD-
fishing false news. An explanatory letter,
published In La Verite, says that the Chew
aIief Wykoff furnished the notes for the; re
port for which Pourtalis was punish d.s;
TIE IMPERIAL scandal. as's' !. !.
Tours, Oct. 24.-The Figaro gives details
:of the affair of Marguerite Belanger, prov
|iiia that she asstimeu the maternity OF The
ciiIld of a. great lady and the Empef0T TO
calm the jealousy Of The Empress. s. s.
The publication of private documents
found in the Tuilieries Is continued.
GEN. FRooHU's POPULARITY.
,TouRs, Get. Private and official ae-
counts praise Gen. sTrochu for his good
Judgment. His energy prevails ever every
thing, and his popularity lis unbou nded.
Paris feels the Utmost confidence In bis pa
triotism and ability. 4. s55 ~. I,
SUCCESSFUL seRTIE. ~ IS
TouIs. Oct. u News has been received
ffnmGVerfiun that the garrison there made
4 aorfis. ia which they drove the enemy
fror,r ao1ne of their s6rtif catioris, killing
many and capturing two niortars and
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scyTNA M nyEEsa Observation-Disclosures
si5t5UHIRG g, CT IsA WIN 81 AND
,sPoHG5TE collar sttentfoR given eo the
mid cleaning Ct EtG RtDTes.
FANCY 81 cling ia aIsy color desired 30
. .ass IL
40. ass Brosd sfreef between Eoasth aad 81
st,sses g PRS NG ~ g. e, stss
Irfsst ia Of and Fepiie1 EgoSa Sssli-
cIeg0f nay ting can he seen % my no
sc 9Ss.dAMam Is
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Fore,0r Markets. fRy sf,rr.res ApH,i7

aIIyDRPnoE, OCT. "a Eueaiag. Cotton closed
active. Uplands 9s.,i orleans 9ts.s Common rosin
5s. ass. ID. 49, 3 I So
/ LoNpos, octohera4.- Console, ssa. Bonds SOD.
Stock quiet. sIfggf ssf 80 49,
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gVOvgs avn T1NWARE.

TOHN BOWERS, Successor to Yale,
81 Rawers n Yale, Iron Block, Governor street,
g,cbmond. Va, wholesale and retail dealer In
STOVES AND TIN WARE; also, BIBBrS IN M
PROVED DIAMOND FIRs-PaACE sT0 I'VE,
Tor heating from one 10 foar rooms. Gas Chan-
Jeiiers, Gas Shades, Brackets, &c. Plumbing,
.Tinninp. and Gas. fitting done at short nos1cef
House Furnishing Goods, &c. ocls-zns. :.
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--..-s~-----'
STEAM EES.


TTAMESRIVERST EAMB0AT siSSsi}-,,z &,
~ CeMPANY.-FOR NORFOLK,
AL q I l Land s,,;
elegant United States mail steamer :, SIS < u
u % II N 8 Wv Il b 10 IL ,sg9T Ssts5
! - 80 Captain u. g. CLIFFORD, O.
leaves company's wharf OF Rockets for The
aboye-named places ON MONDAYS, WEpNES-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS at HALF-PAST SIX
O'CLOCK a. M, and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays: ~
PASSENGERS arrive in Norfolk In time to con-
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North. s. = ~, -. ,..-,,..
rival OF steamer - -,- 49, .t.Sa,4- ~ u ,sgr
Fare 70 FeEeis to and
: Giheralarrangements madef for EF ENESG fsA-
rITR 60 sSi : 80 n -z .3Fsy}St,tf.e &
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and ga
turdays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Balft-
more, and principal landings on chesapeake Day,
and all regular findings oLJa James rigerf &C REA-
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
> : :. 80. : = ~ b. TATUM.s General Agent
se ,szs Office, Company,s wharf, !.
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ATLsED PRtJssI N n uII d
Nf1t1N DISP1T1H

30. &c, 80.
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Inferior to common dark . 3. =. AS cen $500
Gd1uln 70 good dark =. GD9a a9V
JnferiHr 10 common brtghs. =. e, 49, legfuS5 IND
MsdinTn 10 good hr1 .qCM 1880
sun a.oeea 1890
; sss Lc0f I.
Inferior to common dar .. 81 zsoM $50
Medium TO good dark g.9o@ l3.o9
Engltsh shipping .s.s. nonatnals 3
ssemming I. l 4 4
BEtghts peers Ross z0.oo %. 90
,s Ees1. M
Bright su0kers. les0u4 las99
do. Wrappers -. 50 cog 1000
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NTICKERsoN HOUSE,

This plsasantly-located HOTEL, unsurpassed
by any house in the South for comfort and healthy
locality, is nov open TO travellers and others
seeking @ ccommod- tlon. A call is solicited. IL.
OmDfbusses VIII be found 1.-THE different depots:
charse 49,. VIM. A. WRIGHT,
: -nc S",m% ee Proprietor.
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ZOE LIvERPo0L All AZ n.s.,..s,, , ma S@E%&
i I1HMArEInE OF as q SEE AaLEHs ggIEllNsa
= TRIM NEW YORK LIVERY SAIukDAXs;G
ACID AETEKHATE TUEsDA s;4
B pnvabss m aol. - = Paaaose fss DNTreascsI:. I.
FirsS stesrage
M Ir,sisrl q. so TO LONDON ,-+.s q
Ia psrfu 90 To Pafis. ~ i. ~. ~
ag Ticsss soid 70 and nom England Ireland and
the Conf1nenk zt moderate rates.
Yorf nrtaler infcrDlati0n 2npfy &c the Companyss
rfacaa.S5aFs JOHN Ct. DALE, Agent.
is RroarwEy, New YORK o. 70
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent Richmond, VS.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
wiz FRENCH FLEET.

5 BERLIN, Oct. 24.-The steamers Westpha-
iia and Cambria, Of the Hamburg line, have
arrived. They saw no cruisers. The French
fleets seemed to have withdrawn to Hayre
and other French harb ors. I !. I 90 -
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SNYDER b IRBY,
RICHMOND STOVE AND ARCHITECTURAL
IRON w ORKs,

Dealers and others win find at our Works our
usual assortment OF STOVES, cooking and neSs-
FIFsSDERs SOIL. PIPE, HYDRANT CASEs,
a. d pLUMBERS' and CARPENTERS s la o ta-s'as.
we We are nrepsred to put up IRON FRONTS for
buildings In any style. and furnish ION LAS
and sII.Le, GRATfNGS, AEEA.L1eaHTs.a5AILs
C0KNIOE, IRON EAiL1HS, y q ~ q
i Prices as Low as northern houses charge for
same style of work. SafUEh % lid go
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4 alleged oUTRAaEs.

Tours, Oct. 24.-Some Journals give par:
,ticulars of alleged assassinations at the caps
tire of SCISSORS. Soldiers were shot down
iinthe woods and killed in cold blood. The
Goyernment has asked an explanation with
a view to retaliation. 5'sf' -. I. ~
A dispatch from Rouen says the men,
women, and children of Iyry have risen
AGAINST tne Prussians and had desperate
sf1,11 r1rle ~. -. y. -:
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MFRS JOSEPH WALTHALL wishes
.lYk several school girls as BOARnERS; partly
for company. Board moderate. Place Of resi-
nsDs'i st'' y :. oc lo-W ,Th, &Tu& Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-25

POET OF RICHMOND, Ger. sl.sia7e.

] MINIATURES sALbiAHAes Der. ass 1870. 4
artsesz gsS moon aets... 1. =. I'll
a sets s. 30 HtSf1 tide. sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-25

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE, or FOUR
IA GENTLEMEN, can find comfortable nc
ror,T odatioD board, and well furnished rooms at
No 2l0 trace street, one door from The COZ ner of
Al E1E7--. oc M-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-25
PRUssIAN REFEBsEs

LONDON, Oct. PA permanent commits
tee has been constituted Lat Luxembourg to
defend the neutrality OF the Duchy. The
population is indignant at the willingness
of The Tours Government to cede the Duchy
t.1. Prussia instead of lorraine. !.