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TIE Norfolk Journal, under Its new
management, seems to be disposed 10
question General MAHoNE's right to the
title of a Railroad King. 1tSays the Gen
eral can take care Of himself, and Norfolk
must take care of itself; and intimateS
pretty plainly that "the management OF
consolidation, - if not 80 consolidation" it
self, has proved to be 4 feast OF empty plat
tiers for Norfolk.
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REFERS TO

DIR. MACK, Burnside, Conn;
DIR. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass:
DIR. HOLKUM. North Lee. Mass {;
DIR. ADAMS, Stockbridge, Mass:
DIR. SCOTT. North Manchester, Conn;
DIR. JAQUES, Buckland Corners, Conn.,;
rR. REARSFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All OF whom treated me for the disease
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REV. LEoN1DAs RossEK, D. D., has been
holding series OF religious services at
the Methodist Church, in Suffolk, since
Sunday last. The congregations have been
good, and the sermons have been earnest
and profitable. Penitents have approached
the alter, and converts have rejoiced in
pardoning mercy.-C Christian Sun.
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NE WELL, THIS BEATS ALL =

UTICA sHEETING, the genuine article .
yJrds' wide, at 55c. per yard. ?he "hoieSa,e
p-ice In the city OF New York Is 5ssc per yaro.
Weh4ve lust one case so lose no time IN Sc
curing piece Each piece contains enough
to make from four TO six sheets. DON'T delay
or you will miss the chance;
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at zoe.
WAMsUTTA COTTON at 19c.:
ANDROsCOGGIN and FRUIT OF THE Looh
atlG3c.; -rr,c,r
ED COTTONSst lOc.;
Good BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COT
TONS at ssc. and loc.
CALICOES at Ct, 81, 10, and lP3c.;
Atwood WHITE and RED FLANNEL at 2Sc',
would be cheap at 3oc.:
Full yard-wlde SHAKER FLANNEL, warranted
all wool, at soc. per yard;
PLAIN and TWILLED FLANEELS in all gu l.
tiles and colors;
PLAID snd PLAID OPERA FLANNEL;
WEIGH FLANNEL, aud sILk-WORR FiiAN-
NELS, at LEVY BRoTHEko',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., &c CO.'S SPOOL COf-
TON. The best in use. Try 1t. h'0
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WE return thanks to Miss Z. l.. VAN
LEW, postmaster, for copy of the annual
report of the Postmaster General, copious
extracts of which were yesterday pub
ished in the Dispatch.
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ME- NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
EOR DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS.

ME- NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS.
SUPERB LINE NEW STYLE & GGLCGiA.4K1s,
Err WRAPPINGS JUST OPENED.
T, r. PRICE & co. are again in market, and
receiving daily new and fashionable GOODS for
winter sales.
CLoAKs AND SHAWLS in every variety.
In DRESS GOODS:
Black and colored SILKS, Gro Grain and Taft:
POPLINs, OTTOMAN, :VELoURs, EN-
PRESS, all shades;
Imperial SERGE, all colors, Soc, worth 76:.
Colored PLUsHEs, YELVETS, VELVET
EENS, 81 to$a;
DELAINEs. Tycoon REPS, Chene PoPL1Ns,
&C.
In MOURNING GOODS some entirely new sty les
of me1ualled black and finish. Great care given
this department !; such as
English BOnBAZINES, TAMISE;
erode NICE, oTTOMANS, VELOURS
Black CASHMERES, MERINOS;
MOUSEAINES, double-faced MOHAIRS, AL
PACAS, &C., &C.
BROIDERlES.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen sETTs;
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS and
COLLARS;
Val. COLLARS, GIMPURE and Thread
LACES;
LACE HANDKERCH HE'S;
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C., &C.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming in
every hour, 10, Il, 15c., &c. BLANKETS, FLAN-
NELS, CASSIMERES, &C., &c.
T.R. PRICE s CO.,
no % corner 18th and Main streets.
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We had just written an article containing
some illusions to Judge BOND when we
picked up the paper the Baltimore Chris
hdn Adeocatc) edited by his brother, the
Rev. DR.. BOND. The clerical BOND is a man
of genius. There are not many men OF
genius, let the reader remember. Let us
quote some OF his wise utteranccS:
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LAND SALE IN MADISON COUNTY, VA
BY David u. NJ. Digges, land agent at Cor
louisville, Va, Q73E) one hundred and Sc
venty-three and half acres in Madison
county, upper Rapidan district, belonging
to Mr.. A. G. Eahart, to Josiah Kline, Esq,
is ready with his family, and takes immc-
diate possession.
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mARRTED.

pacem Der LIST, at Second presbyfe ian Gnuren;
In ss city, By Rev. De. Moses Hogei RESIN M
he REV, Urs. Brown and Read, APSHALEt s W.
GT,LIh VI and NARY r. hOGE. tdius ntero the
ofaciatIns Clergyman, pll Of Richrpens.ssn
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uRuGs, mRDrrTMEs, &c.
IF you HAVE RHEUMATISM Oh


TF you HAVE RHEUMATISM Oh
NEURALGIA
in your house, send at once and get q bottle OF
81 4 G n o L a.
at No. Gil Broad street, between och and lotn.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IMMEDIATELY.
1T WILL CURE YOU PERMANENTLY.
TESTIMONIALS.
RICHMOND, Nov. 2e, 1e7o.
This Is to certify that was entirely reile'eu VI
severe ut ack Of Neuralgia aftsr two appncat1onS
of shoter q Co.'S Magnolia
A. Ii. JONES, Dispatch Office.
RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1870.
7. gives me great pleasure to recommend the
Magnolia. For three weeks have been confined
IN INV room with Rheumatism, and onc-haif bot
Tie of Magnolia has enabled me TO attend to my
business.
Respectfully, j. 81. Hills.
RICHMOND, Nov. %, 1870.
your Magnolia has had better effect than any
thing have ever used. have been subject to
Rheuu atism ior ten years past, and Tor the psst
two weeks have been suffering very much. The
Magnolia relieved my pam entirely on the first APP
plIcation, and have not had symptom OK re-
turn of the disease.
Gratefully, Il. II. EDELIN,.
RICHMOND, Nov. 20, 1870.
Messrs Shober g. Co.:
Being subject TO severe neuralgia headache,
was advised to try your Magnolia, and am happy
TO say it gave me instant and, believe, pcrma-
nent relief.
Respectfully, MELVILLE JONES,
dc I-eo2tt Richmond and Danville Railroad.
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Mr.. Mckenzie took occasion to proclaim
in the courthouse in Fredericksburg from
the hustinss that he would not contest the
election if Mr.. BraXton beat him by one
vote Mr.. BraXton has beaten him by
nearly 1000, but Lewis Mckenzie is blessed
with short memory--Freder9cksb Her
1[G
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OUR CHURCHES.

But people are not satisfied with the ne.
ccssarles Of life in religion more than in
other things. We all want to have churches
finer than we are willing to pay for. We
are sensitive about our "respectabllity in
this matter. and we subject ourselves to the
modification Of begging from and getting
under obligations ofrecosnition and respect
to men and mems inventions really obnox-
ious to us.
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SALE OF LAND.-We understand that
Gen. A. A. Chapman and the representa-
tives of Il. D. French, deceased, have sold
$4,000 acres of mineral land lying in Giles
and Bland counties for $4,000 cash This
is the same land sold two years ago to the
: Metropolitan Company of Washington city
for S150, 000.-C hristidnSburg NeSsenqer.
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oc II

TUD. B. WOOD, D. D. s., PRAC--As
- T1TIONER OF DENTISTRY IN S1nrD
AL rs VARIOUS BRANCHES. The painless
extraction OF teeth Is great point gained IN den,
tai surgery. A full supply of fuRE NITROUS
teed to give entire satisfaction. Terms moderate
Office, 9th street, IN rear Of Wood Sons drug
OC 10
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RICHMOND, Dec. LIST, 1870.
THE FIRM OF JEFFREYS & UREN,
Il STONE-CUTTERS, have mutually dissolved
this day and the business will be carried on as
street de g. stR
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RAILWAY, n. j., Dec. ., Issa.-We, the UNDER
signed, are we'll acquainted with H u. Freeman.
Of Railway, and know that he has been long
time suffering In the worst possible form, orihe
past four years, and that he has been entirely
cared by the use OF "Helmbold's Buchn."
J. W. SAVAGE, ex-Mayor;
FRANK LA BAU, President o'Council;
VIM. RICHARDS. Cic-k Of "omcii;
PETER A. BAEjA, Connect nan;
W.J. BROWN, Cri.n c'in a;
j. 5. S. MELlCE, Cou.ciiGiaa;
LEWIS ROFs', Coupc l:nal;
j. B. STRYKER. Mercnin..
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U LOTHING.
n SELLING OFF Alta PROFIT,
nv large and varied stock Of
OVEkCoATS.
BUSINESS SUITS,
FANCY PANTS, &c.
And although am selling for profit they are
at less prices than can be bot for clses here.
Call early ard often with your Creenhacks on
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
corner 10th and Main streets,
de old stand of Baldwin's.
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The RAILROAD MEETING.-The meeting
of railroad officials OF the lines between
New York and New Orleans commenced
its session at the Norvell House in this city
last night, and had not adjourned up to a
very late hour. The result Of their delibe-
rationS has not TRANSFERRED.
In addition to the gentlemen mentioned
on yesterday, the following are also in at
tendance upon the Convention Hon. j. S.
Barbour, President o. A. & NJ. X. R.; j.
NJ. Broaddus, General Ticket Agent of the
same; L. NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent
Baltimore and Ohio railroad; Hon. John
Tucker, Philadelphia; General I. II. Hub
bard, New York: E. &. Barney, Selma,
Rome, and Dalton railroad; G. S. Williams,
Memphis and Charleston railroad w. A.
Fuller, NJ. &; w. Il. r.; Captain Joseph
jacques; L. T., Va. & q. Il. R.-Lynch-
burg Nears.
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EEssTHESE.

AS this is period OF the season. especially with
the farmers, in which their planting Is over, and
they are dcsirous CT ple,sure-trjp for recrea-
tlon invite all such to take the cars steamboats,
cansl-boats telegraph, balloon, or any ether
modern means Of travel, and
CALLAT CORNER TENTH AND MAIN,
1901 Richmond. and bring with them their green
backs, IN exchange FOR $50, oOo worth OF
CLOTHING OF ALL KISES,
sIZEa, COLORs,
MAKES, AND PRICES.
600 oTERCOATs.
coo BU:ISEs3-SUlT5,
600 PAIRS PANTS.
and an endless variety Of
FURNIsHISG GOODS
for gents youths, and boys wear. Call early
snd often On
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
CORNER TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
Told stand OF Baldwin, the place for good &c DDS at
RI. sonable prices. No charge Tor showing goods
hrre dc at
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SPEClAL NDTICEfs.

MET CRACKERS,
CRACKERS, CAKES, CAKES.
To merchants, dealers and consumers Of CAKES
and CRACKERS.
Look ut my list Of prices WHOLESALE and
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TO TAXPAYERS.
CTATE TAXES FOR 1870.

In consequence Of the short time given 70 tax
payers IN previous notice, have determined To
extend the time for paying the taxes In the She
riffs Office until The 10th OF December, In order
that all persons desiring to do so may have SUN
Client time before their bills 30 into the hands OF
the deputy collectors.
There Is a tax On every male resident, whether
he owns property or not.
JNO. ". WRIGHT, Collector,
de 1-5t No. Ills Main street.
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One HUNDRED Dollars wonld he Given for
Bottle, If Necessary.
August II, 1865.

One HUNDRED Dollars would be Given for
Bottle, If Necessary.
RAILWAY, n. j., Dec. ?, 1869.
II. T. HemJold, Esq:
Dear Sir Il take great pleasure In sending you
certificate in addition to the many you baVeie
ceiyed from suffering hdmanity. l can scarcely
find language sufficiently strong 20 express my
heartfelt qualification at the wonderful cure your
"Buchu' - has effected For four years have sui
fer beyond description. All my friends with my
self came to the conclusion that my case was Incur
able. Accident placed your advertisement In my
hands. l commenced taking your Hucha."
followed the directions and to nv utter astonisl-
ment, be .ore had taken seven bottles o. your VAL
ueale medicine-u would give One Hundred Dol
lars a bottle If could not get IL at any Other
price)-I am entirely cured. mos: earnestly re-
commend It to all those suffering from disease.
hare told many persons to take sour valuable med
icine. and they are doing 50 with s'tat success.
ANY Information my fclow-cit!zens may require
will he freely given by the subscriber at his Fsl-
dence, No. Is Milton avenue, Railway, ew Jer"
sey. H. d. f"EEnAN'
Councilman, Third Ward, city of Railway.
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DWELLING BURNED.-On Thursday last the
large and handsome brick dweling-house
of Mrs. c. V. Hall, situated about two and
a half miles southeast of Berryville, was
destroyed by fire. The fire was caused by
Il servant making large fire in long I'M
used chimney-placc, the chimney being
foul. Most of the heavy furniture was de-
stroyed. The insurance had recently eX-
Dired. CLARKE Courier.
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RESOLUTIONS IL PARTNERSHIPS.


dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
~ ShIP.-The co-par;nership under the firm
and style of JAS. II. GRANT & CO., as Tobacco
manufacturers, was dissolved on the 10Th NoVeE-
Der last BY the death OF the senior partner, hlr.
James Il. Grant.
The name Of the firm will be used only in liqui-
datiyn LEROY. GRANT,
ORANGE BENNETT,
de at Surviving Partners.
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sEWING.MACNINES.

SEWING-MACHINEs OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED. The SL0AT ELLIPTIC SEW
NE MACHINES R0UGHT aud SOLD. We sell
the only PROPER NEEOLE5 aoc the SLoA1
ELLIPTIC DACHINEs. -
SLOAT ADDINGTON,
iYs lkG Cary Rt,eet, near Fourteenth,
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CITY HALL MAYORS OFFICE
RAILWAY, y. j., Dec. 5, 1899.
This will certify that avn personally acquaihr
ed with II. N. Fresm All, and am cogpizant OF Inc
facts Us set forth In the above statement sna 'to
several persons whose signatures are heIeuh'"
attached are all known to me.
JOHN Z. WHITNEY,,
Mayor OF Rshwsy, n. y.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.
suicide I'm Hanover.

HANOVER COUNTY, Dec. 1, 1870.
:, A truly melancholy event occurred near
Montrelier post-oflice, in the upper part OF
tbiscounty, on Monday morning last. 18th ut.
An old gentleman by the name of John II.
Carver. formerly resident of Goochland,
but lately residing with relative in this
county, put an end to his existence by cut
ting his throat from ear to ear with razor,
inflictine a gbastly wound, of which ne
died in q few hours. The cause of the rash
act is supposed to have been the loss oil oil
his property, of which at one time ne pos
sesscd considerable amount, Dlt lnJua
ciously sold and invested during Inc WIZ Wall IL
he was reduced to poverty. A low, morbid
condition of mind ensued, eliminating IN
violent death rs above stated. ID.
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TOHN MAHONY, E%SSa
% SURGEON DENTIST, o
formerly of the firm of Wayt Mahony;)
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY to
THIRTY DOLLARS.
OLD GOLD SETS bought or exchanged At their
value for new sets or yuicantte.
Office and residence e25 Msin street, between
sixth and Seventh streets SELF
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on BALLS,

Many Of our young women are entirely
destitute of resources of scli-enioyment.
Unless in company, or anticipating it, their
ennu is dreadful: and when in company, as
they have nothing in the world to say that
any human being can long endure to hear,
and as they are incapable of comprehend
ing what any intelligent person might at
tempt to communicate, the only resource
is to dance. They can do that without
brains in fact, it is the l1ltimLte provision
of exhausted society for the. brainless. And
wonderful provision it is Which enables a
graceful idiot to lear the palm over the less
muscular woman ofthe highest intellectual
and moral caste, which gives to mans legs
the supremacy over all that constitutes the
image OF God.
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ON TOURNAMENTS.

A respected correspondent writes to
know our opinion about the propriety OF
holding tournaments for the purpose OF
assisting to build churches. The subject
had never received our consideration, be-
cause we had not heard of tournaments in
the character of financial religious devices.
We had heard Of benevolent balls, and
pious lotteries, and sanctitjed bazaarS, but
not of conSecrated tournaments. Now, we
believe as Paul did about some common
practices Of his day, that tournaments are
nothing at all TO religion. II a number OF
young men think it worth while to spend
months in training to compete with one
another in the noble trial of poking 4
broom handle through curtain-ring, and
if the contestants in this pretty game can
call themselves "knights" and their play
tournament without keen sense of
the ridiculous, in short, If the burlesque of
the old knightly contests can be enjoyed,
we see no Improperly IN it more than in
any other Juvenile frirolity.
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MINISTERIAL INsTALLAT1oN.-IheTc was
a large attendance last night at the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Chuch to witness the solemn
service of installing Rev. Mr. McliWalne,
pastor of the church.
Rev. W. w. Houston, of Salem, preached
most appropriate sermon on the text !;
Zone Faith.' showing the substantial
unity OF all Professionalism on the iunda-
mental truths Of religion.
As presiding officer Of the committee, he
then proposed the usual questions in ac-
cordance with the Form of Government,
and closed with pronouncing the relations
established.
Rev. DR.. Witherspoon then delivered
most interesting and atlectionate charge to
the pastor, urging him to fidelity ana
earneStnesS in his great work, and then
pressed upon the people the Importance OF
their work Is co-aborcrS with their pastor
in all his labors Of love. In closing, he al
luded to his last visit to the church, about
the beginning OF the war, when he was
cordially received by many who are now no
more. This aliusion was so touching and
tender that many in the audience were
melted to tears.
The services beng ended, the heads of
families came forward, and. with much
emotion, took the pastor by the hand, and
gave him Il cordial grceting.-Lynch. Re
publican.
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THE gentlemen of the Richmond press
have been recently enjoying one OF the
periodical and rather frequent visits of their
brother editors of Washington, reinforced
on this occasion by sundry representatives
of the craft from Cincinnati and Philadel-
phia. The said visitors were duly dined.
and wined, and oystered, and unctious re-
ports of the dead head festivities 1T Zetelle's
and the Blonde Burlesque "treat" which
was "gin" by Manager Ogden may be
perused at length in the local columns.
The relations between the Richmond Press
and the Washington Press appear to be
much more close and cordial than those
which our metropolitan editors extend to
their provincial brethren, and their catholic
hospitality embraces Conservatives and
Radicals alike-proyided only they come
from outside the State. Such is one version
of Virginian hospitality. Chacun son govt.
Bedford Sentinel.
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900 BALES HAY, per schooner j. L.
1yO Leach, daily sSgsetsd FeE n ss,s b. %cv
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+ ECTURE.-The second LECTURE of
IL the course before the Young Mems Chris
tan Association will be delivered by .. P. BALD
WIN, ESQ.,, TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, 9th
instant, at 8 O'Clock. in. The lecture-room Of
Broad-btreet ID eth Jd1st Church.
SUBJECT: tNEW AND OLD VIRGINIA."
Tickets OF admission, Soc; for sale at thu drug
and bookstores, and at the door. dc a--at
MULES AND HORSE FOR SALE. IN
Iu Two fine MULES suited for coal ~
cart, dray, wagon, or farm purposes, Tor Sale
cheap, on time, II desired. Also, very superior
FAMILY HORsE-rides end drives admirably.
young, large and sound. Stands without tieing.
Would suit u IatnIly or physician: Apply at
once. j. Is, WATkl NJ,
de 3-3t I'LL Main street.
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VlOlp0I uHalu us abONC otu'So'
Rom IscENp1AR OF the boldest
cnses of incendiarism Of which we nave
heard transpired in Clarke county last
week. From what we heard OF the aflar
we gather the following:
son Saturday night week Mrs. Catherine
Carter, residing near Wadesyllle, Wlth her
family, left home for the purpose OF attend-
ing church. leaving in charge OF the mouse
a Young white girl. About s o'clock the
piri heard the appaoach Of footsteps, ana
being frightened, locked the door. Inc
visitors proved to be negro man ana Wo-
man, who demanded admission. This was
refused. when they effected an entrance by
hreakinp the door in with an axe. They
then broke open the secretary containing
Mrs. Carriers papers, and these they con-
signed to the flames. The girl jerked them
from the fire, when the negro man
raised a poker over her, and threatened
to kill her if she again attempted TO Toll
them in their designs. The girl became
frightened, and rushed from the premises,
when the devils kin6led fire in the middle
of the floor, and. satisfied with their pre-
sumed success, disappeared. In few mo-
ments a Mr.. Lauck passing, discovered the
condition Of affairs, and with some dill
Guilty eXtinguished the flames. MRS. carter
ana 1ulllllf TtIulHcus tilt uoIhiuS WV
further to disturb them during the night
On Sabbath, matters still appearing quiet,
the family again started to church, short
distance off; but hardly had they gotten oil
the premises before the incendary was
again Mt work, this time applying his torch
to the stackyard and barn, and these prov
ing more combustlblc, were quickly con-
sumed, with their contents, including
amongst other things 40 bushels OF wheat.
Mrs. Garter is entirely Ignorant OF the
cause of this spite against her, and 50 far
the guilty wretchcs have not been identified.
| If found out they should be summary dis
| posed Of Winchester Times.