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u Indian 81 0utRasss Id sTexaH- Efessf
Bstween Tsoopa aud & rna,a.. ,s.s,..
GALyKsTos. TEXAS, JULY 3D. A aia,r,a il !,
from AIsfin yesterday says renorts sra,.,
the frontier detail new sesiea 1s nn,,a ~ -
by the Indiana, who fairly occupy tSe con-, ns
try. Horses arc carried of Nv droyes !.
scores OF families have abandoned theis
homes, and in many instances are re,,riaed
to a state OF destitute on9 The Indians are.
breaking up every thing IN the vicinity of
a special from Waco to the Ne,cs saws
that Captain BalientiHe, from Fort Rich
ardson, reports that on the 18th instant
Major Mcclellan, with fifty members OF the
Sixth cavalry, while cut scouting, met the
Indians, numbering $50, who gave battle,
forcing the cavalry back eight miles, killing
two men and nine horses, and wounding
eleven men and tWenty-one horses, In q
night of five hours. The cavalry were com.
PEELED to call assistance from the fort to get.
PACK to their post. Fifteen Indians were
Inc Indians were armed with the Henry
anu spencer rifles and six-shooters, and
were commanded by an able chief. They
a artn psdiaeyeo TO be on general marauding
.eesxPeaition, and are all warriors. Maiorl
McCienan says they were the best apnoint-5
ea oody OF warriors he ever saw. and thinks
they were Camanches and Kiowas from the
reservation. =; 'oAa ING ING
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A fire at Jamestown, n, Y, Monday,
burned three stores. Loss, $50, 900 insured
for $4,000
Newman's Wheelbarrow factory at Mil
ton Landing, on the Hudson river, n. Y.
was DESTROYED by fire Sunday. Loss, $780,
900; insurance, $4,000.
A newly-discovered Chinese poem, eli
Sao," written three hundred years before
Christ, is said to prove that the existence
of America was known to the Chinese at
that time. t-.
The new French Minister to the United
States, NJ, de Treilhard, is well known in
this country, where he resided for several
years as Secretary of the French Legation.
He married q New York lady, Miss Hof-
man. ID. ss ..r
The Quaker Indian agents appear to have
made bad impression upon the Kiowa and
COmanche Indians, At the first Council the
siug-sons style and continued oscillations of
their bodies gave the SavageS the idea that
tue ''scal plesS" men Of peace were dealers
ina witchcratt and sorcery, and so firmly was
the belief established That the two tribes
Immediately started on the war-path. 1t is
barely possible that this story may have
originated with the enemies of Quakerism.
Yesterday morning Daniel Miller, the Sc
pior member OF tho lIfm Oh Danlei Mlllef u
Co., importers and jobbers in dry goods ut
No. 800 west Baltimore street, and NO; Al
German street, died suddenly OF heart dls-
ease Mt his residence, No. lGl west Fayette
street near Eutaw. Mr.. Miller had just re-
turned from q visit, to Virginia, where he
had exposed himself considerably to the
rays of the sun, and had undergone some
fatigue, - Baltimore San. I'd En-
Lansingburg, New York, Is . great place
for the manufacture Of brushes. A Wag re-
ported TINT two loads of Chinese were on
their way to the 'burg, and We're to be ini,
tiated into the mysteries Of brush-maRlng.
Tile story was complete success: A num- :,
while an Irishman. instead Of getting Wra.
| thy, took matters philosophicaly, He said
he did not csre how many Chinese came
TO the ,'burg, be gofra he could Work on Q
farum," ,s; IL
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PHENOMENA AT SYRAcUsE.--There occur
red Il wonderful phenomena in the heavens
last night shortly after 8 O'Clock, which
was of great brflliancy and beauty, and
aroused the wonder and admiration Of
those who witnessed it. Suddenly a bright
flash of luminous light, rs if shot from Il
huge locomotive reflector, and several
times brighter than the clcarest moonlight,
seemed to fall from the heavens Of almost
binding intensity in its dazzling brilliancy,
and illuminating the earth and every SUR
rounding object for distance as far rs the
eye could reach. The reflection was red
and glarish, and looking instantly upward
we had time to see the outlines Of shoot
ing asteroid fading, with q red, burning
flash, high up in the zenith. There were
no clouds floating in its vicinity, and it left
Il track of fleecy sparks in its course like
that produced by the corruscations of q
large-Sized sky-rocket. Its direction was
from east to west, and was not horalded by
the least noise or report. 1t faded out softly
high up in the ethereal vault of the hea-
vens. 1t was not one Of the common
shooting stars" so often seen,-Dqty
Journal ,J,tly %,
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i 9th of May q little poodle dog belonging to
him was fighting with another dog, when
he attempted to separate them. In doing
80 his own dog bit him on the inside heshy
part Of the hand, near the thumb.
Deceased felt some pain from the injury,
and went to q man in st. Charles who had
what Is known as n maidstone" and 1t
was applied twice. The second time it is
said 10 have adhered twenty minutes. About
twelve days ago Savers accidentally knocked
the skin OF the place on the hand where the
cut had been, and soon after felt an acute
main which extended to the shoulder. The
main increased, and on Saturday he was
OBLIGED ia quit. On Monday he went to
DIR. GelIacher, and on Tuesday he said the
main had lert his arm. His symptoms sub
seouently were not altogether such as usll-
allv accompany hvdrophobia. He was not
violent or wild, hut exhibited deadly aver
sion to water. He could not drink it, but
was able to take some wine. TN Wcdnes-
day evening change took place III ms con-
dition, and nc said he felt he was going to
die. A medical gentleman saw him ut 8
O'Clock, but he thought there was no dam
ger then. For about IN hour before his
death Savers talked in an excited and lnco-
herent manner.
lie died yesterday morning at 2h O'Clock,
and was buried in the afternoon. He leaves
wife and one child. The case is sad one,
and illustrates the horrible danger Of dog
bite III the summer season, and the neceS-
Sity Of taking proper measures to prevent
possible results when there is any reason to
believe the dog mad. II further tends to
show that the virtues Of the maidstone"
in which so many believe. furnish but q
poor guarantee of cure, and if it helps to
explode the humbug, and lead people to
resort to the only safe MISUNDERSTANDING
out the part and severe cautcrization-it
will not have been entirely barren Of fruits.
Missouri Republican, July %.
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FATALBAR-RooMA FFRAY IN TENNESSEE
One Man SHor.-Last night about O'Clock
4 difficulty occurred ut Griffin ~ Walkers
saloon between Captain John Nj. Anderson,
Of Monroe county, and William Dozier, of
this city, resulting fatally to the latter. do.
Zicr had been drinking pretty freely, and
early in the evening had seen Anderson i'll
Ill" bar-room, whom he insulted. Ander-
son advised HIM to leave, as he wished no
difficulty. This Dozier did, but soon re-
turned, and approaching the door saw An
dcrsnn there, when he repeated the Often
eiyc epithcts. knowing his disposition
when drinking, the bar. keeper hurried to-
ward Dozicr, who was approaching Ander'
son, with the intention OF preventing cob
lision, il possible: but the former caught
Griffin by the arm with one hand, holding
the other behind him, and continued to adj
vance until Anderson dreWa pistol and fired,
the ball entering his side and coming out
through the centre Of the breast. DoZler
turned aud walked through the bar and sat
down on the top step leading to the back
room. He went SO coolly that Griffin
thought he was not hit ut the moment until
he heard him gaspng for breath. He then
ran TO him, when the unfortunate man fell
back or the floor in a dying condition. I'M
nediatcly after firing the fatal shot Ander-
son leii III haste, and walked rapidly down
Main street past the court-house, several
gentlemen sitting in front of the registers
office recognizing him. The wounded man
bed protusely. Alter lying on the floor
some time he was placed on a stretcher and
removed, but before reaching his home
breathcd his last. DR.. Bailey, who ex-
amined the wound, said that the ball pass
ed through the left lung above the heart,
coming out at the breast, as before stated
Kno1vnle Chronicle, July22.
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FOREIGN Mnrkets-[8Y TaLxGRArH].

i LONDON, JULY 28-Noon.-Consols, co. Uptted
Srates bonds dull at sy. stocks nat c,s1oek
Conrols SGT. United Ststes bonds duH % VI. Ssocn
dull. ~ ~ ffIsAB "a e ~ 80 u V,
LoNDos, July 9s-Bsentng. -Consols, sps Uni.s
quiet. & igrsi fh'l 49,: ss,t.,. I.
i LIVERPOOL. July -Noon.-C0ttcE openea
sales, 10 600 bales. Red western 9ness sas "a.
red winter, 1os "a. El0uF 2ss. Cd. G92es. d. Lxrd
49,. Bacon-Shors-r sss. Go, $50. Cd, =.
Z. LIVERPOOL, July 19-l su6RtnQ, Cotton closed
irregular; uplands, sleasia. Orleans, si4std. /;
sales bales Saras sad fsbrss q Msnet .s,S
,sf heavy; shaRmsnes g Bombay since s;sa
Wheat los! 70. f0los. 50. Pork trm st lsss ~
PARIS, July :e-Afsrnoon.-.BoaTs arms, Ren-
tss, esf. +se. -, .45Tsjt y s.ssss u si@Teaa
+ HAvRE, July ss,--Coiton firm, bnt QUIET; tles
orainaIre, on the spot, ssf: IS Z;
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.'. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
LOUISA COURTHOUSE, June II, 1870. :
no HARRIET BRANHAM AND Ell

Two uARRlEI BkhNdAM AMI Ell
l. LEN a. BRANHAM........ plaintiffs,
MIletas T. Gooch. sheriff of Louisa, and as such
administrator de 6oaliS mon Of Caroline +. Put
new and as such sheriff admi illustrator de boniS
non of james NJ. 'sranham, deceased, George RI.
Branham In his own right and us administra-
tor of Bushrod W. Branliam, deceased: Ann
Branham, the widow and also the executrix Of
John l.. Branhan, deceased, Mary Branhim,
Ludlow Branham, John X: Quarles, execu-
tor Of sarah Branham, DECEASED, Firginila
james ii. Crank, Cornclia 4. Crank. Victoria
Crank, Tcxanna Crank, Thomas Crank, BEETLE
Crank; Archer T. Goodwin, and Juliet r., A., his
and William II. Crank in his own right and ~
executor Of John L. Branhsm. deceased, and
NlilcLns r. Gooch, sheriff Of Louisa, anu US such
nexed. CT William Tompkins, deceased Rachel
Nj. Tompkins and Susan 4. Thayer. deiend"nts
Of Louisa. take notice that as special IN
missioner appointed therefor by decree Fem
dcred In the above suit on the Goth day OF April,
1870 shall proceed at the law office of +. v.
Winston, ut Louisa Courthouse, on TUESDAY
The 9th day of August next, :" take The following
accounts, as directed by said decree:
lst. Tie accounts of William Ii. Crank, The re-
ceiver in the above suit. -.-.-#
2d. An account showing the amount Of the pur-
chase money due from james III. Vest George H..
Branham, and Harriet Branham, purchasers of
the real estate sold under former decree In this
cause, in taking which account the nmssioI.er
will decide subject to the control OF the curt. all
questions which may be raised as TO whether the
bonds of said purchasers ought IN he paid acc0 d.
ing to their face value should he scaled, and IL
the latter. upon what principle, presenting la his
principal statement his own views Of these ques
lions but making such alternate statements az he
may deem eXpeaient, which may be required
by any of the parties.
3d. An account OF the administration OF NJ. IT.
G1och upon the estate of Caroline +. Futncy, de-
ceased. 49,
4.h. An account OF the validity Of the claims of
the estate of William Tompklns, deceaatd, Rachel
NJ. Tompkins, aid Susan f. Thaycr upon the cs-
tate OF Caroline Il, Putney, deceased, showing the
amount due the said parties respectively from said
estate, and all other debts and demands against
said estate. II ordered by the said decree that
notice of The time and place or taking said ac-
counts, If published for -four weeks successfully
In the Kichmond DiSpatch, should he equivalent
II personal service OF notice rs 10 all the parties
except the purchasers Of the land aforesaid, who,
II IN the State, should have actual notice. The par
ties above mentioned are required to attend be-
fore me ut the time ana place aforesaid with such
papers and testimony rs will enable me to lake
the accounts aforesaid .... -
Given under my hand as special commissioner
OF the circuit court OF Louisa this l4Lh OF Jnne,
1870. THOMAS III. TUTWILER.
jxl2
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HNHE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIL
i MIA TO THE SHERIFF OF NELSON


COUNTY, GREETING Whereas Joseph l..
Harris, assignee of Sylvanus Meeks, heretofore
exhibited to our circuit court for Nelson county
his bill OF complaint against John j. Coleman,
sr.. whereupon sundry. proceedings have been
had, rs appears from the records and files Of the
said court but before 1nal decree could be pro-
nounced In the cause the said John J. Coleman,
Sr, departed this life, but whether testate or In
testate does not officially appear, and there being
no personal representative; and the said Joseph
l.. Harris, assignee, having supplicated us for II
proper remedy In this behalf, aud we being
willing that what Is right and just should be done:
Therefore we command you that You make known
according to law to Richard II. Coleman, Halves
T.. Coleman, Walker Colsmsn. Frederick NJ;
Mollie K. his wife, WITH am A. Coleman, John j..
Coleman, DR., and Samuel K Coleman, that they
be before the Judge OF said circuit court at the
COURTHOUSE, on the first day of the next term, to
show, If anything for themselves they have or
know to say, why the said suit should not be p o.
ceeded into laal decree against them as the heirs
mt law and distributes Of the said John j. Cole
man ST., deceased, and be In all things In the
same plight and condition as It was ut the time OF
the deceasc of the said John j. Coleman, Sr., de-
ceased and further to do and receive what our said
court shall In that part consider. And have Then
Witness George s. Stevens, clerk OF our said
court ut the courthouse, the Sth day OF July 1877
and In the ninety.df year OF the Commonwealth
-" ''.-' GEORGE s. STEVENS, CiGrk.
TO he executed on Richard II. Coleman only,
who Is non resident Of the State OF Virginia.
jy l3-W4S GEORGE S. STEVENS, Clerk.
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THE FIRE IN New YoRK.-Neac York,
July 25.-Tho Broadway fire will amount to
5000, 600. The loss Of the American Bank
Note Company will reach 100000 on bank
notes and presses. Major G. Knapp's loss,
$4,000.
Major & Knapp estimate their loss by the
fire last night at 100000; insured for 49,.
coo. The American Bank-Note Company's
loss is $4,000, and the other losses do not
exceed in the aggregate $4,000; all fully
lus,Irp1
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COMMERCE. AUG.
Grain and Flour Marker. s3s..s.
CnEs ASIe F1asssx. :. : -. ~ -

a oszsoSD. e. July q. nsS.
-, -. ~, 80 ~ saa
nass IN sss pnsness Red bushels.
$50 bushels. s 4, Z 0'ao !" !, Sons. AixeS.
ppass.-e - nssssfs e -
1 y MsdL-n Susi1sis. = 80 -
Fkdr<esd.--1 bushsia. ~ Z 81: y W 2sSss ~
ss5,ss5a nALEs. * q. 4. Z 80 Is
"a whassat.-N hite s9s bushels yery So, Z. I,
400 bushels a. nj sst - l bashe1s goN * n ~,
mixed at S!7s sss slightly damn aud
.otlL 2a bashels. Bed; al M mp st ~ b.
1s rr st eso bushels good at HI sSSd on
bushels ismsseS =. Dusneh medium Il ~ a. ~
al $I.7e; 81 bnseis essTd ~ nusi3als very aood
els mixed and dump at SI.4o Iso g. w. g bash-
$500 go bushels good az Of. III ~
Corn'.Whi,e a. hn.ha,. s.. f-,'1 -
Mixed, 100 bushels very rood st Z, g0o9 e slae.
sS1a ~ PIE nebIsf.els aoSa . bSsssiss
Oafs. DC Snshcss a s,s bushels ~ 80. -
mixed at s21e.; "a 5usscia 81. q ts bnshsla
els at eie 20 bushels nc SOC. la hmssSs
aoG;msosa1 aS9 bushels. - "s''ss1 ~
Nsal-71 bushels connfry e ~ ssc, Z, 8.
Earseed q bushes NJ n is1,nDoledl q g. IL
Il. RE.rxHm,T,n s
Wheat-White, /. o1o busbais. ps, Il, =. ~;
Corn. hf,e Sss bushels. MtTed sss oSsseis
soats.-oa bushels. 49, "a - - 7
ion.-, hs3IlAARKss ~. so iis;s.s s.
as ,,. OF neas on schanEe to-day sszb ush-
mn,.e and ssS bushels red, Of which s,ss4 bosh
c,o.a, y. a. aie gil sne req were sold The market
srod .aa ss,or prime white and ti.5s for very
for white ,lns on @ sss from
ON the nra"od,S y. rom sne highest agare for rcd
efs were No, sa's.G sales were active, rs bold
ifsh par,,,n,s,,. many OF them, Hike tho Enx.
the secret t,ast. - veR considershly ssartlcd by
sAId. wac bron.s. rease AND piundes Witch, a IL
old Frit. on te o sae 'aps es the successor or
uncle ), ON tho o,nas nv. sna ING nephew OK hfs
mirably ftted for a. o. whom are a
nice little game trhsct, !. capable OF, the
plays little game Whisn sIos,, n ~ propSssd %
Ought spontaneously and immed,..s,' sse,ney
to Europe,'' but which with the nsad,s sApaaaa
Lhe Chassepos In their hands, fhsy wiIrns ~
entirely suitsther royal policy and
And OF which We asy s,its frestv, cr.s., - :.
stands, explanation would anoi, ft:,f .as ~ -.
which we at this side or the Potomac a. ~ s y
fembark or wranc,a about no~ Z, ougn noe
,soun,o. ZOE .soa Knows We hare
st"uoies enougn OF ouf own without tt-and % we
say, In choice phrase iflet ,ef Fin =, .,5 q -.
hs 20 neace ;, rrKa ,ns,,sot cu le1 ~
/ - ,., LfAs A'Sf o't.Nhise Corn to-day
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ALARMING lNTELLIGENCE.-The World
heads a sensation article rs follows:
"Peddling Pestilence-Discoveryo of the
Greatest Crime the World has ever Known
Distributing SMALLPOX all over the Ameri'
can Continent-Terrble Ravages of the Dis.
ease among the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ship
ping Infected Buffalo Skins to the States
A Piegan Pestilence en- route from the
Plains - Sc
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s,on;sb ACCOUNTS from Cuba.

s HAVANA, July 26.-The Captain-General
telegraphs that he is progressing fayorably.
Two hundred aud fifty insurgents were
killed in Holquin and Puerto Principe
jurisdictions in recent engagements.
The shore end Of the Panama and West
India cable has been successfully laid and
perfect communication established.
Sugar unanimated.
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IRISH SENTIMENTS ON THE WAR.-Men1-
p1lis, July 4.-At IN Irish meeting last
night Alderman Maffit presided. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Milvihill, Mitchell,
Phclan, and others. +t| 4" e.. re.
Resolutions were adopted to the effect
that the Irish should not take part in the
present war unless England became in
volved, and then united effort should be
made to free Ireland. An executive com
mittce was appointed to carry out the
spirit of the resolutions. t'E.&9t
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Domestic Observation-Disclosures.

NEW YORK, July 3D. ooa.--F Flour dull. wbeat
n ans ss snfs PSt
a9pianss, ssse.; SrisanssT nc; GALES, ses esiss
Freirbfs ste saS hosln oa AZ 'or
Eaeniag e6tsos easier sa,es 100 bales; mid.
Western ioc. lover southern as 20
fair extra $s.2o@$7.ao; good to choice, Fs7.s5.
Wheat &c; lower; winter red aud amber western, y
&c. DID, eA Sesf m nlssn m
@sla; extra do, sisg$ls. Pork heavy at ssose0
sd Steady .0Tsf @ sd da
changed. Tallow frns ss'io@ iaac. Ereighss steady
BALTIMORE. July 2s.-F Flour Howard,strest
GsSso; Citv Willis -snperdns, sd .t4ass.as lex T.
ia, 81 .eo@$s. so; family, Ss@si0 90 = WesiarnG,
ss9 ssss sS%Sss15s sSr as sssa Az
x wsiern sSss rS %hs Haln bi.ss9
s sssllve End in gocd is sIass sssi
Sizes Issc: hams q s. ssc. Lard active ~
virginia s's,-cid, - bid; 1905, 90 bid !; 81
asked. .rp.-Iss, ! tsgtgash Il ~ :.
LOUISVILLE, July 49, Bagging firm and assiye
sions Quiet. Pork ssI. si
clear sides, loc. hams, 2sc. Whiskay, ssapOec.
st: LOUIS. July ss;agops begging unchanged;
Polk SOL g. Bscon-shouIders, i4ic. clear sides,
$780, Lard, l6gla5c. X ~ %ffh III WE
CINCINNATI Jaly ee.-F1our dull ana mn
changed. Corn dull at aosse.. with little demand.
Whiskey duh ut CSC. Provisions quiet and ,uns
changed with 1ittis doing. ;t'efft ss s1sssit 3
II AUGUSTA, July 2as--Cotton opened fra with
rood demand but closed quiet and weak at Es@,1
lsc. sales, 200 bales receipts, u bales. =
NEW ORLEANS, July 20. Cotton High srsdes
have advanced under q scarce stock; middiuGs,
l7f1sc. sales SEQ bales ;receipts 40 bales STOCK,
SOILS bales. Gold, .1@lsls. New York sight
premium. It Is raining here to-day. Thermofne-
CHARLESTON, July 2s.-Cotten quiet ct isicS
nth light stock sales, so bales; receipts, u
bales stock, 6,221 bales. 80 Z, 54ttaiai 90 ~
/ SAVANNAH, July .a-Cotton arm low mid.
ding, isc. Sales 900 bales receipts, la bales
stock, 9, 7e4 bales. tiF 4 fd t3It ~ ~
MOBILE. July 2o.-Cotton qniet a. l5c:; sales,
100 bales receipts IL bales Stock H,sfa paies. -
NORFOLK. July 2a.-Cotton quiet; low mid.
dliugs. l7I6Dlsc sales, Is baiea receipts n
bales exports ZOE bales stock. s7s bales. .ts 49,
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THE MAIDSTONE DELusIoN-DEArH FROM
HYDEorHoBiA.-Mr. John sayers, a laborer
In the North Missouri Railroad car-shop,
died yesterday morning Of hydrophobia.
As the facts connected with the unfortunate
event possess u peculiar interest at this sea-
son Of the year, We give brief narration OF
the circumstances connected with the case.
Sayers was married man.. thirty years Of
age, Of a robust and powerful frame, and
until recently In very good health. Onfthe
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THE WAR IN EUR OPE.

1He Secret Treaty. STU IN Parliament al.
legged Certainty Of frances Gompkcity-
Viesrs Of the English Press Fasting and
Prayer an Prussia Today French Fleet
on Its a1ay TO Kiel- More Skirmishing---
French Gstnboats for the. Rhtne--Appre-
he1aded Commercial Failures in England
The Alabama Claims, de-, &c., dc.
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.
PERSONAL.

I NEW YORK, July 28.-The steamship Vile
de Paris. arrived to day from Europe
Among the passengers was j. N. Simonton,
ESQ, general agent of the New York Asso,
ciafad Press : 49, 4, g.5s a gt-sFs \. -
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Geergta legislature.

ATLANrA, GA, July 28,Both Houses OF
EmorroW, in memory of Malcolm Claiborne,
the delegate who was killed By the door
keeper yesterday. Ss i Il
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T,ouc, BrnueI,-The Raees

LONG BRANCH, N. Y, July 26.-General
Quesada, of Cuban fame, is here. j.
The steamer Plymouth. Rock brought
/ 800 passengers this. evening. .,,,l.s.. i
James Fiske, DR., has made arrangements
to transpost 10000 persons hither daily
during the race season, = 80 t.r -,
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The North Carolina Tr0ubIes-kefusni
OF the Governor to Surrender the
A1amanca Prisoners.

RALEIGH, N. c., July 26.-Governor Hol-
den refuses to surrender to Chief justice
Pearson the citizens OF Alamance county
arrested and now detained by Kirk through
his order. This refusal is in reply 10 an
order from the Chief Justice to produce Inc
men. Kirk now has in custody over one
hundred citizens. 1t is said that Governor
Holden has ordered a military commission
to assemble ut Yanceyyille to try these clti'
zens under arrest.
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ICE.CREAM. sODA.WATER. g.
M ANCHESTER COTTON MILLS.

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The subscribers, having taken charge Of are
now operating the MANCHESTER COTTON
tAED WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING COM
PANY'S MILLS. Are prepared to offer
"a and 7-s BROWN SHIRT1NGS
/ 4-1kROWS SHEETINGS, ~
1 EXTRA OZNABURGS.
COTTON YARNS call Nos D. = p ~
of the well-known and popular brands OF the COM
pany. .. -. -, =
The attention OF the TRADE Is solicited.
tflce at Messrs. Winston & Powers. corner
Fourteenth and Gary streets: Post,omc 6ox NO.
454. 49,. .a 81. ~. i. Il. GRAHAM q CO.
RICHMOND July "a 1870. NriI jy23-1m z
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Deata, from Intenperance.

. PHILADELPHIA, July 26.-John Gallagher
and wife were found dead in bed this morn
ing. Their deaths were the result Of heat
and intemperance. ~