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APpEALs OF THE FRENCH AND ,GEaMANs--
AID AND SYMPATHY.-Ana appeal to French
| men residing in New York city for aid III
behalf of the French side OF the Franco
Prussian imbroglio has been. publisEe
their appeal they say:
!" AS we have already announced, seYera
OF our ccmpatriots have agreed to organize
an association for furnishing aid to the We.
tins of the war which France is compelled
to wage against Prussia. they nave, Inere
fore, resolved to invite all the French resi-
dents of New York to meet at Delmomcos
on Monday, July 90.
meeting will have nothing whatever to dc
with politics, and we earnestly invite al
our compatriots to come, irrespective Oh
marty and without reference to social posi-.
lion. All sentiments, all good wishes, must
he merged in one single thought of patriot.
ism and humanity. There will be no differ.
ences Of opinion on this subject, and we
are sure that there will he no voice heard
DESTROYS of provoking a discussion that has
any other end than the immediate object OF
the meetlng-that is, not to make passion
ate demonstration, but to give aid and as
sistance to the children Of France who will
sacrifice themselves: in the defence, of the
flag" -
The executive committee of the German
Patriotic Aid Society of New York city
have issued an appeal to the Germans
throughout the State. We quote as follows
from their appeal: ss' - - ..'f: -
!.EThe Germans of America have not for
gotten that their fathers sleep on the plain
Of Leipsic. With open hands they there
fore offer the fruit of their, labor, in order
to dress the wounds Of their brethren whose
blood is saving the honor of Germany, and
to render the tears of their sisters less flow
ing, whose protectors are purchasing with
their lives the liberty and unity of Ger
many. But the. thunder Of cannon rOars
loudly. In order that the word, which is
to be and will be q word of encouragement
and consolation to the fathcrland, a word of
terror and judgment to the frivolous us1rp-
er of France, may reSound through the .tl-
multi of battles, it must be spoken as,
from one mouth by the four million
Germans Of America. However densely
snow may fall, one can shake off the
flakes again; but if it forms a mighty
avalanche, who can then resist the an
Initiating fall? Not only all Germans, but
all Germans unitedly, must act for the great
cause. One idea animates them all. Why,
therefore, should they not join in every
State for united action, and when there
shall be but one grand, strong organization
III etcu STATE, why VIII III not De possible TO
cement all these together in one? If we
only earnestly will it, we are able also to
achieve it. And who would not see at the
first glance Of how far-reaching Importance
such step would be? The Executive Com
mittee of the German Patriotic Aid Society
OF New York therefore appeal to the Ger
mans of the State of New York to form as
sociations at all places, and then to confer
with the committee for the sake Of COM
mon organization throughout the whole |
State"
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North Carolina.

Whilst we sympathize with the oppressed
people of North Carolina in their present
troubles, we are none the less decidedly OF
the opinion that the President of the United
States has no right, even if he has the dis
position, TO interfere in their behalf. The
Constitution of the United States gives him
no power to do 50 unless when called upon
by the General Assembly Of the state, or,
If that body cannot be convened, by the
Governor. The General Assembly 10 Rad
ical body, and passed the law which HoL-
DEN relies upon to sustain him in carrying
out his brutal and tyrannical measures. III
would he a dangerous precedent to allow
the President to judge for himself as to the
necessity for the employment OF Federal
troops to preserve the peace Off State. Co.
vernon WALKER presented this question in q
clear light in his correspondence with Gene
raj CANBY when this latter gentleman under
took to decide for himself that the time had
come when he would be justified in using
Federal bayonets to preserve the peace OF
this city. 1t is better, in this as in so many
other cases, ssto bear the ills we have than
f,y to others that we know not of; and no
man could foretell the evil results that
might follow the surrender to the Federal
Government OF the right now reserved by
the State Governments of deciding when the
arm of Federal power must be invoked in
order to the protection Of the innocent and
the punishment of the guilty inhabitants OF
those States. atF.z. III .za...
The elections take place In North Caro-
lima next week.. Hsthe people are really
tired Of HoLpES's misgoyernment they will
elect Legislature which will strip him of
all power to do harm. II the dissatisfied
constitute majority Of the voters Of North
Carolina they will be able to protect them
selves. II they are in minority, they must,
as LoscFnLow says, "sufier and he
strong" But we cannot believe that they
are in a minority. The only fear we have
in connection with the matter is that HoL-
DEN and his tools will not suffer the voice of
the people to be heard. He Is a desperate
man, and will not stop short Of fraud and
force to accomplish his purposes If he finds
that fraud and force may be safely resorted
to-. 5..5,,, .ts.,1 ,,s&ts
p. S.-sinee the foregoing was written
we have received a telegram stating that the
President has, upon the call OF Governor
HoLpEs, sent troops to North Carolina.
This fact shows how little written Consti-
tuition Is worth. A clause which was put
into the Federal Constitution for good
purpose has thus been tprostituted TO the
bssest uses. Nevertheless, the letter OF that
instrument has been followed, and GRANT
is not even liable TO censure. 3 s,s'
-, -.- - -. = u
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

JAMES RIVER AND kANAwHA CANAL
At the late session Of Congress 9lo,oO0 were
appropriated for survey OF Inc canal !. from III
boat navigation on the Kanawha river, and
we are pleased to learn that Il corps OF enSl-
neers is now being organized under the di.
rection of the Secretary for the purpose OF
making the survey, which will be com
menced at the earliest practicable moment.
The distance to be surveyed is about $50
miles, if we are correctly informed, and it
will require some time to complete it. 1t
is hoped, however, it will be done in time
to report to the coming session of Congress.
Lunchburq Neacs.
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THE WIMBIsHEs.-The examination Of Mr
Lewis Wimbish before Mayor Cobbs, on the
charge of killing Major E. c. Randolph, was
resumed on yesterday. Mr.. Wimbish was
sent on to be indicted, but admitted to bal
in the sum Of $4,000 to make his appear
ance.
The case of the Commonwealth us. John
H. Wimbish, Jr., was called up. The coun
sci for the accused submitted the testimony
taken in the case Of Lewis Wimbish, will
the consent of the attorney for the Common
wealth, and asked for bail, which was re-
fused. . ~ -,..ss
The prisoner was committed TO jan te
answer IN Indictment before the grand jury
Of the corporation court, which meets or
Monday next, the LIST of August Lynch
burg Republican. .-..r
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MARRHEm

On the 1lth instant, at the Second Baptist church
by Rev. j. 4. ChamDlIss, assisted by Rev. j. d,
Burrows, j.. r.. JULIAN HARVEY CARDOZ0,
ESQ.,, to Miss 1MOGENE MOE1NGT0N, taugh.
city. No cards. '.''s dJ - = u 90
Houston tTexas, New Orleans Uia.), Augusta
lGa.), Philadelphia tPa.h and Hartford Conn. }
papers please copy, ~ ~ ,-if
AT the residence of the BRIDES father on the 10th
Instant. by Rev. j. B. Jeter. d. ID, Mr.. HENRY
SOUTHALI. to Miss EUGENIA r., daughter Of
Mr. Robert IL. Styll: :. oil of this city. ;u itssi
Louisville (ky.lpapers please copy. .ss~ r.
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,@ 800 PINE-APPLES.
TJULY 9Th, 1870.

~JULY 9Th, 1870.
T. R. PRICE & CO.,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post.
Office, are opening daily for the summer trade
new und choice STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, z.......o H..
IRISH LINENS, LINEN SHEETINGs,
lToWELLfNGS, COTTON SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED. COTTONS HUCKABACKs, &C..
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, BOMBAZINES,
TAMESE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAuZE VESTS,
READY-MADE SHIRTS twarrantedl,
PARASOLS, UMBRELLAS, SUN SHADES, &C.
striking bargain is offered In 500 to 600 yards
CHECKED and STRIPED FRENCH and ia
PANESE SILKS at less than importers cost
beautiful goods for walking suits for sojourners
ut watering places.
New assortment PRINTS at 10, lol, &c., &C., &c.
Buyers either ut retail or wholesale they invite
call from, as upon their first floor win be eX-
hibited duplicates OF their elegant stock OF DRESS
GOODS, &C., any OF which viii be cut at lowest
Jobbing rates. aa
Ns T. r. PRICE ( co.
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J M MOSQUITO NETTING. '"
4 FULL SUPPLY JUST OPENED BY U.s.
all widths qualities, and prices.
ys T.. R. PRICE & co.

me- HAVING OBTAINED THE
ENTIRE INTEREST OF
JAMES E. BURREss AND JOSEPH G.
WILLIAMS
in the late concern OF
BURRESS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
beg leave 10 call the attention OF my friends
.usa, to my very
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
...y.. DRY GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
In order to supply the demands or my I'M
mense retail trade ! AIN compelled to buy In
very large quantities, and consequently can give
merchants
CHOICE SELECTIONS,
WITH
LIBERAL MARGIN FOE PROFITS.
lily stock is replenisheh 10y
H., TRI-WEEkLY ARRIVALS OF
FRESH GOODS,
Is kept at all times
FULL AND COMPLETE, .s.
" Is always
FULLY ADEQUATE TO TIE WANTS OF
THE TRADE.
Z THE QUALITY OF MY GOODS Is
SUPE RIOK, .-..
and my
PRICES AS Low AS SIMILAR GOODS CAN
BE BOUGHT ANYWHERE.
invite an examination by all In want Of
,.t FIRST. CLASS GOODS .a..
ss.s. q" tggsI AT E'a..t 49,. .
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
JOHN N. WOODEN, lit Main street,
sau between Eleventh and Twelfth
The following gentlemen can be found with
me, who will be pleased to see their friends
a-.. JOSEPH G. WILLIAMS,
THOMAS d. QUARLEs,
EDWIN A. VIM. ,..
W. L. JENNINGS. .. ..l..
". SUTTON, JE.,
g, r. MORTON, s-.N .,,s4. ...t.
A. NJ. WOODFIE, --t .na .. 81.
, te "a WILLIAM II, MCCAW. .a. ..
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FRENCH RECRUITING IN CANADA.-Toron-
TO, July 25.-The Montreal correspondent
Of the Globe says a gentleman who arrived
lately from France took an Office in St.
James street, and has, within the last few
days, been actively recruiting for. the
French army Recruits have their passage
paid to Europe, where they are promise d
bounty. Most of the recruits SO far have
been Irishmen. The recruiting officer
seems to- have means. as he opened a credit
with one Of the banks to the amount of
81, 900. al ,r,...s .s. Es4f.sls .l.,i. .,',sy,
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M STRICTLY PURE AND WHOLE
SOME The Mount JOY lpa.t Herald says we p We
visited the extensive laboratory Q! ~ .c
cess OF m ikine the Bites whichSare so famous
everywhere. The ingredients are hne ru.s,
the virtue OF the herbs through the system is the
purest we ever saw and This Is very imp9ttaa,tL
fact, for, however valuable 8 medicine may vs. ~
It Is npaunded with poisonous Liquor, us use
win be Injurious Instead OF beneficial. re Gan
saw that MISSILE R,S HERB BIT fEES Is Strictly
pure and wholesome In every respect" 500 W
all respectable druggists, Pries, one G4as
bottle. ~ io-1Ieo ----
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FRANCE TO PRo0LAIM A. REPUBLIC
THROUGHOUT EUROPE IPs A COALITION Il
FORMED AGAINST HER.-Pdrls, July 14.-It
is predicted that the Emperor win proclaim
the republic throughout Europe if n coali.
ton is formed against him. The Bank OF
France is paying its notes only in silver.
Volunteers are coming from the Algerian
cities, and the HanoYerian refugees in
france are forming a volunteer organize
tion to join the French army, Prussia Is
threatening Denmark. Guns are being
placed upon the Notifications Of Paris.
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primary rouehness, TO be exhibited N some
Store or room more accessible to the public,
TIM, l,is present studio, asit is a work with
which the public should become well &C.
ouainted and we feel assured it will meet
with the admiration ofsall,- Such a bust sof3
s,,ct man is nations ward, and should
no n nations mon ument. "a
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berg. and this neucfefls OF an army VIII pro-
badly be- increased very consid ernhiy for
Cologne is strafegfe point of impo stance,
since it commands the approaches into
Hesse- CasseI and Hanover. H will fprcba-.
bly, be the station Of sacorps Ffsrnsee.
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His condition, 1t ID feared, is somewhat dan.
|gerous.--L gncls5tfg Nesos.
/ Hon. William Mines has contributed
81 ,090 tHards the endowment of I" Vir-
giHis ofessorshfp Of Mechanical Engineer
ing in w Washington College Staanton
,yDectntOr.
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peusslA s suhssEers as nn.,

r ALI siEGTI READY FOB Tltnf ,'-t - ~
york. July 25-Consul-G General koeslng,
OF the North German Confed eration, states
there is no truth Whatever In the canle zee
gram that the prussian horittes nave l y
structed their consais TO furnish nee pas
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AFFRAY AT THE CANAL BAs1N.-A precon-
by Il large party of colored men and boys
from the locality now known as Newtown,
upon the canal boatmen assembled at and
near the basin. The attack WAS made with
rocks and pistols, and was repealed with pis-
tolls and guns, and the assailants were finally
driven off with one of their members, it is
reported, shot in the thigh. A young man
who happened to be walking in that neigh
borhood ut the time came within an ace of
being killed bya stray shot, the ball passing
within few inches OF his head. The atfray
accustomed great excitement and attracted a
large eroYd. Several arrests were made and
the parties properly dealt with.-Alera'a-
driG Gazette. ''... - 80. .5 -
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IoTHINa.
my I

AEogE TRUTH THAN PoETRY,--,iiIn
I'VE fhss faact shat. the INCEST, CHEAfESL
BEST CLtTHIN6ca car DO had 0S she sn1s TEA ali
Esrsis or MEMS SUITS and shonsands oi osns ~
NtSVaETlEa or the season. In fxes, insteaa oA
ys5nst1v ma ANS aap ha found zt ... t,ss
- ~ = MILE N IRA gMfTHA
Il IA 81 8. sss lses Hktu street, 5
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The treaty published yesterday was evil
IDENTITY proposed several years ago-not q
now one. France, of course, would not
nropose such one now.
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At Disciples CHURCH GsYCA--
MokEl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEER
BROAD AND MARsHALL.--Preachin on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. NJ. and sP.'M'
elder i. A. DEARBORN. pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AZ 9 7. u.
Seats free 81 Sg. -
pa,sonaxe. 4os Twelfth street. my7
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- p.TcHEIOR,s HAIR DYE.

KY BATCHELUR'S II a Ih ID Y.
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best In the world;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
.inss remedies the III effects Of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful oaeS
or broom. Sold by AL druggists and perfamefs,
and properly applied at BACHELORS Wi1
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
je2-eodlyr gz4az 80 1.s..ss sl-t go
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J Acting Commissioner Douglass, Of the III
ternal revenue office, has notified collectors
that dividends declared to be due Oh or al
ter August ], 1870, are subject TO Il tax at
the rate of 2X per cent. All dividends de-
clared prior to the above date are subject
to tax OF per cent, as provided in sec
tion 190- .....- ... ..- sE ..Eaa
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Hoa. JAHEs 3. BECK, of KRsFucKy.-
Thss gentleman has heretofore expressed
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Hon. Robert 'RidgWay IS stilI III. at his
home In Amherst. and Is now seriously
threatened with inflammation Of the brain,
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THE NICARAGUA EXPEDITION Congress,
at the late session, appropriated $50, 900 for
an examination and survey, under the Oil
recton Of the President, Of the routes OF
Nicaragua and Tehuantepec, in order TO
ascertain the practicability of ship cana!
at these places between the Atlantic and
Pacific oceans. 1t is understood that Cap
tain Shuteldt will command the expedition
to be fitted out in August, and leave Ill Sep
fap,har
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EXPECTS or THE sToRM.-We learn .i'
larmers that the wheat and oat stacks along
the line Of the storm of Inst "Wednesday
were very much scattered by the wind !, and
st9e loss In consequences viii be considera-
pc. Inc q corn erop. is very much injured
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V1RG1N1A.-Oflice at Wise Courthouse,
Wise county, is reGstablished, and William
J. Kilgore appointed postmaster Catawba,
Roanoke county, is reestablished, on route
Fincastle to Blacksburgh, and John Hackel
appointed postmaster: Discontinued Oi-
flee at Crimea, Dinwiddie county; papers
should now 60 to Ford's depot: At Fords
depot, Dnwiddie county, j. 6. Mccall IS
appointed postmaster, vtce Miss Z. Is. val
Vile, has been appointed special agent at
large on mail depredations at 81 600 per
annum and So per day 1.-THE latter for eX-
penses, we suppose to take office August
list. Soon every white Radical in Virginia
will have been provided for. .f. s.-.. 30, s..
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Correspondence or the Richmond 1,isratcl..

WASHINGTON, July %, 1870.
IT Is at last decided titt Frelnghuysen
will go to England and n lieye Motley. tt
seems that Zach. Chandler, the warlike
senator from Michigan, is responsible for
the recall of Mr.. Motley. Chandler, twill
be recollected. made a recent visit to
Europe, and although Motley could afford
to put up with his swagser and frontier
like audacity, he had not the heart to in
troduce the boisterous senator into English
"society." The latter took high umbrage
at the treatment he received, and in the re-
call of Motley see the effect of his displea-
sure. New England has received blow
from the West in the removal of her his
torian which will come back with force Mt
the next Republican Presidential nomina-
ting convention. .-@
The belief is becoming more general here
that there will be called session of Con-
gress before the regular time for its re-
opening, and there are some who anticipate
such an event next month. il TIMoN.
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GENERAL r. e. LEE.-This distinguished
and beloved Confederate chicftain arrived
in the city on the Orange train yesterday.
He got on the cars few miles below Alex
andria. After eating his supper and spend
ing some time strolling around in the rear
grounds of the Orange lIouse-as if with
the view of avoiding public observation
General Lee left for his home in Lexington
on the packet-boat. He was looking rather
fatigued and jaded, resulting, perhaps,
from his hot and dusty ride; but otherwise
appeared to be in good tion.-Lpach-
burg Republican. go.
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RAILROAD HANDs.-Shipped from here
this morning forty-fve white and sixty CO.
lored men to work on the extension Of the
Baltimore an! and Potomac 1s railroad, from Mari.
e oou Maryland The tfs shipment 1 was
made for the purpose Of expediting the
completion Of that work, in order to allow
the force employed there to be used in the
of the Alexandria and Frede.
ricksburg railroad, the coDtraetfo for building
which has already been awarded, -Alezan'
arfG Gazette .;.y .t.E.,zs
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M. PARADoL's OPINION ON THE EUROPEAN
Wharf.-The Washington correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Press, in his dispatch of
Sunday. has the following: ."1,
After the late NJ. Provost Paradol had
presented his credentials to The President,
among those upon whom he called was
Senator Sumner, Of Massachusetts,. He had
I large number of letters OF introduction
to that gentleman, which he presented in
all the form and ceremony characteristic of
Frenchman. NJ. Paradol spent about two
hours in conversation with MIR. Sumner
upon the situation in Europe, dwelling
eSpecialv upon the contest which was then
inevitable between Prussia and France. In
reply to question from Mr. Sumner
as to the duration of the war, M.
Paradol said "There may he two battles,
but certainly not three. l should
not be surprised if there would be
but one. In the present condition OF Eu-
rope one or two battles. must decide every
question. TO be sure, they Will ne great
BATTLES. greater than the first Napoleon ever
fou cht. There will be more men killed on
both sides, but the contest will be decisive.
AS to the result, it is impossible to pro-
phesy. The contestants are nearly equally
matched. OF course / have faith IN the
yalor and patriotism of the French troops,
but it NAV be that they will be beaten.
Mr.. Sumner is of the opinion that NJ. Para
dol, who was man of rare perccptlve
ulalties, saw that for the first time III MS
life Napoleon would find in Bismarck man
fully his equal in craftsmanship, IN dlplo-.
matte intrigue, and i'll the management OF
large forces of men. AS Frenchman, OF
course M. Paradol believed in the final sue
cess of the French troops, but 1t was De-
lief subject to possibilities.
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The plan-of the coming war campaign,
forwarded from, Europe by telegraph, may
or may not be entitled to credenee. There
IL little doubt, however, that the fighting
will mainly occur on the Rhine, OH one or
the other side. The following account Of
the Notifications, therefore, will be read
with interest: