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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1870-07-19


MAsoNIc.-The higher branches ofthis
order, Ancient and Primitive Freemason.
ry, according to the Rite of Memphis,
have recently been established in Yer
mont, as follows
Beniah Rose Croix, Chapter No. "a,
st. Johnsbury.
Solomon Rose Croix, Chapter No. 81,
Lyndon.
Hiram Rose Croix, Chaptrr No. SO,
st. Adams.
Zarbud Rose Croix, Chapter No 81,
Plainficld.
Shamenoth Senate, No 20, st Johns
bury.
Hugh de payens Senate, No n. st.
Adams.
Orion Grand Council, No. Il. ST. Johns.
bury.
Amenihes Grand Council. No. ., st.
Albans
The Mystic Temple 32nd degree,
State Grand Body has also been estab.
lished with the following Grand Officers:
Jos. l.. Berkins, 80 St. Johnsbnry,
G. Master of Light.
j. VI Foss, SO: It Albans, q. Ora.
tor.
n. +. Bowman, SO st. Johnsbury. q.
Annalist.
John Bacon, "a, SO: St. Johnsbury,
Il. Treasurer.
s. c. Shurtlef, 81 plaintield, G. TX.
aminer.
S. j. Wilson 80 Lyndon, G. Keeper
of Rites.
F. s. Mcfarland, 80 st. Adams, q.
Ceryce.
Geo. l.. Stone, SO st Adams, G. NJ.
Of Ceremonies.
NJ, Sessions, 80 st Adams, G. Con.
ductor.
Fl. D. Bean, 33 Barre, e. cd of the
Temple.
S. f. kirkpatrick, 33: St. Adams,
Dep. Representative.
ASSISTANT GRAND OFFICERS.
&. l.. Clay, SO St. Johnsbury, Asst.
u. Orator.
W. W. Mack, 81: Lyndon, Asst. G.
Annalist.
p. d. Mcmillan, 80 st. Johnsbury,
Asst. q. Treasurer.
n. Skinner, 80 Plainfeld, Asst. G..
Examiner.
Asa S. Livingston, 30 st, Johnsbury,
Asst. G. X. of r.
o. II. Clark, 30 St. Albans, Asst. Il.
Ceryce.
j. NJ. Fuller, 81 st. Johnsbury, Asst.
q. NJ. Of c.
Orlando Knapp, 81 Plainheld, Asst,
q. Conductor.
Railroad Bonds.
The st, Joseph and Denver City Rail-
road is as We are informed, entirely COM
pleted 20 miles west from st. Joseph,
leaving but IL miles to be finished. This
the Company expect to do within the
next three months, When this road is
completed it will supply a want long felt
for a direct and short communication from
St. Joseph to Denver, Colorado, via the
Union Pacific from Fort kearney. The
bonds now offered by the Company are at
the low rate of s13,503,7 20 per mile.
These bonds are only issued for the pur-
pose of fully supplying the road with roll
ing stock Of every description and are an
only lain upon such equipment. Congress
has donated the Company 100000
acres of land The Company adver-
tisement appears, in another column We
should think the security ample.
ACCIDENT ~ rHt Taoy AND Bosros
kAIIRoAD.-ALBANr, July IL. A pass
train on the Troy and Boston road
collided with two freight ears near Eagle
this morning, The engine aud two
were badly smashed
William T. Horribin, of. Bennington,
was bruised about the head and shoulders,
Vim. Servers, station agent, was injured
about the head,and Samuel Stevens, brake
man, had one of his legs slightly bruised
No other casualties occurred.
Mr.. Halliburton of Nova Scotia, a son
OF Sam Slick, is a candidate for the Chief
J usticeship Of Manitoba.
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4 SSIG SALE.


Will be sold ut pdbiic auotiun al the store for
lnerly occupied by Sidney q. Tisdale, in Ripton,
commencing on the 2Cth day Of July, 1870, the
remaining portion of the stock Of Goods formerly
owned by said Tisdale, consisting Of Boots and
Shoe, Ready-Ma 10 Clothing viz Goats, over
Coats, Pants, Vests, over -alls, Hat, ShRwls, Shirts,
Hosiery Gloves, Satinet, Hoop skirts, Umbrellas,
lea, Tobacco, Lamp ulasses, Jugs, Hardware.
Store Scale7, ous sat Platform scales, &c, &c
Also Betting, pulleys, Chain, saws, Hoop Iron,
! board plancr, | Splitting Machine, | Stove and
Pipe, and other Machinery, a..
sale OF the nboyc property will commence Al 10
A. NJ.
will also oder Tor sale at Iabiie auction, 50
acre Of land lying On the road running BY Noble
Roots kn0wn a part Of the Blaso and Hall
iarini, with over 90 eeIes wood lani, also ? acres
swamp land, all being in the town OF Midilebury
sai0 land subject O. mortgage claims, oil 81 which
Wall he stated al time II ale also all the hook
account chose ia action and notes due I" the es-
tate 81 : "a I.sdaiel remaining unpaid, a list Of
which a. annexed Together wiu, 'one hot GA the
list Particulars giv.na at Tine Il ale II accounts
and notes il requested
List Il accounts aHi LrI. = l.ll.M
Noffs -Neo Kenyon . ~ and inferred, Liza
Bean si1 and iLterct \eTtl Wight sisJ 10
and interest. ? paiy :30 : sli interest. Il II.
Wheeler ~ and interest h : CiMk s9t 81 and
interest 4 Lee, 49, a. and ,htcrest. Ira Boyntou
- &c and interest. I a AAteli sls9 e and in.
terest l. faiy az 80 and interest " Billings
81 g ami interest samuel Cook sic 50 and in
terest, Geo King "a .l3,ii and interest, David
tale 81. - AMI interest. =. Lafrano.s sl3.4s
aud Interest, F.. T. bsntiey s23 ~ and interest.
Wm. Calvin sij,: - and iut resi-,
Acc"rSIs-Elish Tarner 81 ~, 8 n amnsr
sl.lt, Daniel i.eno sJ,ss, Mary spnoner s..2l,
W. II, Eidredge "a, VIM, Goodyear 81. 20. y. q.
brown sll 20. Henry Hier $50 IL, 1. Durfey
sl.si, Ct. I. Fisher s,5O.5G. NJ IL. Hamilton
~sass.si, Amos Wheeler s.2.l2, ID, q. Bent 81. 6s,
II. J spoor -, 4. Howard "a, Geo " King
t'.6s, Wm Taylor 50, IS, Asa bean Jr. slO9 o.,
ID. A. Battles $50 50.
The above named land and accounts and notes
| will offer for sale al the hotel al X. ID. Tarr, in
East Midilebury. on the "a day Of August. 1870
sale 10 at 10 A. NJ
JAMES NJ. sLApE, Assignee.
Middlsbury, July c, 1870. IG;3w
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A little school boy in Danvers when
asked by the teacher why women should
not vote, answered Cause they are
afraid Of cstterpillers.'
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MARRIED.

BROwS-ilooKER-At Forcstdale, July 4th, b
Col. Capen, Esq, Mr.. Romeo Brown and Mis-
Lois Hooker, both of Goshen.
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Married ladies, under all circumstances, viii
find Parson's PuTgan.s P,Hs safe; and in mall do
ses, a mild eathartic. They cause no gripping pain:
or cramp.
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The recent fire in Keokuk, Iowa, de-
strowing 22 buildings was caused by a
FIRE cracker.
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DfMoRrsT's MoNTHIY.--Tt would be
hard to conceive of q better magazine than
Demorest's for this month, uith its latest
Fashions, frst-class Literature, and high
tone generally. 1t exceeds all our expec.
t%ations, and excites our wonder that he
should be able to furnish so much for so
little money-his subscription price be-
ing only 50 per year, with a valuable
premium. worth from 50 to $40 to each
subscriber.
hem to keep in their house, for use, Renne'a Pain.
Killing Magic Oil. II ia said to be the best rene
dy for painful complaints ever discovered 1T
works like & charm"
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VERMONT CONFERENCE SEMINARY
The anniversary exercises of the Vermont
Conference Seminary at Montpelier, will
commence on Sunday, July II, and con.
tinue through Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. The programme is as fol.
lows
Sunday, at 1880 o'clock, a. M, in the
NJ. f. Church, Annual Sermon, By Rev
II. w. Worthen, and an address to the
Graduating Glass by the Principal.
Tuesday and Wednesday, examination
of the classes.
Tuesday, at 10 O'Clock, a m, meeting
of the Board Of Trustees.
Tuesday, at s O'Clock, p. m, in Semi,
nary Chapel, address before the f.sthetit
Society. Subject Forces in a Sun.
beam" BY Rev. II. W. Warren, Charles.
town, Mass.
Wednesday, at 5.45 O'Clock, p. m. lay
ing of the corner stone of the Seminary
ediice.
Wednesday, at 1880 O'Clock. p. IN. III
Seminary Chapel, Rhetorical Exercises Of
the Graduating Glass.
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Mr.. Halliburton of Nova Scotia, a son
of Sam Slick, is a candidate for the Chief
Justiceship of Manitoba.
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By the Governor.
JOHN w. MARSH,
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs

COMMENCEMENT AT DARrMouTH.-The
following is the programme for Com
mencement week at Dartmouth College
Sunday, July 18th, A o'clock, p. m,
Baccalaureate Discourse by Prof. Smith.
Monday, July 18th, s p. m, Prize
Speaking by members of Junior and So
phomore Classes.
Tuesday, 10Th, 8 pm, Glass Day Ex-
e%rcises. sp. m, Address before the The.
illogical Society by Rev. Jacob NJ. Man
ming, DID,, of Boston.
Wednesday, Goth, l0b a. M, Address
before the Phi Beta Knapa Society, by
Gen. Henry X. Oliver, of Salem, Mass.
p p. m, Anniversary of the United Lit
erary Societies. Address by DR.. George
D.. LorIng, or salem, Mass. Poem by
Rev. Sylvanus Hayward, South Berwick,
Me. sp. M, Concert by Dodworth's
Band OF New York City.
Thursday, 2lst, s a. M, meeting of
Alumni in Chapel. 10 a. m, Commence.
ment Exercises.
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Cambridge Cauie Marlei.

TWO SUPERIOR CARRIAGES
J. For sale. Enquire at the
STAR MILL5.
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A UCTTON.

The Furniture, CROChERl, g., g.,
Of Parma Fitch, will be sold at public auction, at
her late residence, in Middlebury, Oh the 22d day
Of July, 1870. al 10 o'clock, A. M.
11;lt X. WAINWRIGHT. Ajmr.
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A Splendid Record.

In great speech, recently delivered by
Senator o. ?. Morton, OF Indiana, the re-
cord of the Republican party was summed
up in the following brief and pointed sen
tcnccs. 1t is record Of which every Re-
publican has just reason to be proud, and
for which that party merits a continuance
Of the confidence and support of the peo-
pie Of the country. Contrasted with it
the record of Democracy Is puerilc and
trifIing, where it isnot worse. Look at it:
1t abolished slaveryl .a@
1t gave liberty to oil sections!
It protected the civil rights Of all men
1t defeated repudiationl t
It gave republican government to the
South! ,.-
It built the Pacific Railroad!
It passed the Homestead law .Hs
Itopenel now roads into the uninhabit-
cd domain aalltftf 7 900
It secured pensions and homesteads to
tho Union soldiers! II lf Z g't.l
Ithas reduced the national debt one
hundred and forty.six millions in sixteen
months, thus certainly securing the eX.
tinctlon Of the whole debt in less than
fifteen years! .gsj,si!lil. III
HAaS reduced taMtion eighty ,ntlltonS q
dollars in one biN! : & 20 tn Rlai
1t has passed o revenue tariff with full
incidental protection TO American lhbor!1
It has reduced the prospective interest
on the national debit ,a
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,Adyices from Tours, now tho actual
seat Of the French government, complain
Of the frequent interruptions Of mail and
telegraphic Intercourse with Paris and
England, It.s, a-lI
4gs m FLORENCE, Sept. 1s. ].
An official dispatch from headquarters
from the army Of occupation in Roman
territory, at Monte Rotundo, of the 18th
instant, says that Baron Araim came 10
General Candema's quarters, by author.
ity Of tho Pope, to explain that foreign
military forces for the moment ruled
Rome, and that his holiness was unable
to prevent the entrance Of the italian
troops, He wished to know what course
General CandemA would take. The Gen.
eral replied that his purpose was fully
set FORTH in tho royal proclamation. The
King had shown great patience. Tho
fact that the foreigners had attempted TO
defend the city and rule tho Pope had
tried that patience severely. Clndema
suspended the attack on Rome twenty
four hours, but reserved the right 10
man@uyrc his troops, which now cncircle
the city. ,,.rFI. ..ta..,, ,,-. ,,r.z...,t5
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GENERAL NEWS.

Attorney General Alderman telcgraphe
that he Is seriously Ill in Georgia, and will
not reach Washington for some time.
w. G. Wicks, engineer of tho R. G.
Gray, fell dead at a port ten miles above
Memphis, Friday, from a hemorrage oI
the lungs. He was a citizen OF Louis
vile. a.zay .s % se.s..
1t is reported that DR.. Charles II,
Ray, editor Of the Chicago EreniBg Post
has been appointed Government Appr0is'
or for that port under the recent law max.
ing Chicago an original port Of entry.
United States troops have arrived on
the southeastern border Of Kansas, having
been ordered there to eXpel Intruders upon
the Indians in that section. n
The Secretary Of the Navy has order
cd that the Brooklyn proceed to Ports.
mouth for the purpose Of carrying the re-
mains Of Admiral FAFragut to New. York
for interment. irN rE ,iyrri.
"A New York telegram to tho Cincin.
natl Commercial saysit Is now established
beyond q doubt that Woodford received
the nomination for Governor, over Horace
Greeley's head, through the lavish use OF.
money and the promise Of official patro-
mage. Over fifteen thousand dollars was
spent. The money was furnished by John
Hoey, Of Adams Express Company. Over
thirty votes were purchased tho night pre-
ccding denomination. H0ey Is warm
personal friend Of General Grant
Andrew ]. GarYoY, one Of the leading
Tainmany politicians, was married to Miss
Isabella McD by the Rev. Dr.
Adams, last Monday. The wedding pres.
cnts were valued at $4,000. Tho groom
gave his bride diamond necklace valued
ut 100000. Alter tho wedding, they
moved into q brown stone house which
cost $1250O0.
indianapolis has a populCtion OF
004s; against 900 In 1850.
AN Omaha telegram says there Is con-
siderable excitement in political circles
there over the charges against the present
Governor Of Nebraska. AS he Is q nom.
ineo for another term by the Republican
party, there is considerable luneasiness
about It, and the prospects orc that he will
be requested by tho State Republican Com
mittee to resign.
Mexican residents Of San Francisco,
on Friday, celebrated tho sixtieth ami.
versary Of the Independence Of Mexico.
There has been no rain in the vicinity
Of Richmond, Va, for q days.
"A Washington Telegram to the New
York Tines says late adYices from army
officers and other dlsinterested residents Of
North Carolina indicate that there Is
pretty general .acqhle cence in the recent
Democratic yictorieS, and, that tho whole
political power ofthe State VIII he peacea.
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with any Government not recognized as
d. JITe, and that the only Government
Of that character in France known to,
Prussia is the Government Of Napoleon or
the Regency acting in his absence. We
donot know, he added, whether the whole
Of France will be recognized as 10 Repub.
lie. How can we treat on so serious q
matter with provisional government,
which may be disavowed tomorrow ?"
/ asked whether any English diplomat had
arrived atVcadquarteS, to try interven.
tion, 81 have seen none,H was the answer.
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olncinnatl Market.


.rf.ys CINCINNATI, Sept. II.
FL0yn.D Demand light, but holders arm; fami.
~ spring S5 4O66 90.
{ RAnEWheat-De Demand fair and market arm
At 81 l06l 15; white 81 2501 90. C0rn-De.
mand and market drm At 706 nc, 0ats-Dem0nd
good at fun prices; sS949c. Rye-Dall and I'M.
changed. Barley-Dull and unchanged. it gi
WaSXT-6ail and prices 1omlnSi At e5a07c:
PRovIsIoNB- dull and holders anxious to
sell at $26M98 %. Lard dali aud holders anxious
TO sell Gt 16c. Bnlk MOatSat full prices; no de-
mand, Bacon at lower rates; shoulders IKE;
sides iSac; clear rib and clear sides l1Kc. Sugar
Cured Hams 2tm24kc, = nifL ~
RuTTIR-Dull and unchanged. ~.
CHEESB-Dull and unchanged. .-. gI
onS-Lard OIL dull and prlceS declined to 81 is
9i IS. Linsced OIL dull and prices nominal at
sEEps-cloycr Seed heavy. se 4
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THE Gas QUEsrloN.-It Is becoming q
question Of interest to gas consumers
whether, after all that has been said and
done, tue City Council viii tlkc the nc.
cessary steps to conclude the purchase Of
tho Gas Works, SO as to terminate tho
company's charter. The necessary no.
tice has been given, but that will avail
nothing unless measures arc taken to make
tho purchase. Il win be necessary to
provide for tho valuation Of the property,
for raising the means to pay for It, and to
devise regulations tor its future manage.
mcnt. q SCR h r0if
We suppose that in respect to the ques.
tion oftaking possession ofthe works, as
provided in tue charter, there Is but one
opinion. The city has the option to do
this within limited time and failing there.
in the charter Is thereby renewed for five
years longer We have heretofore so fully
explained the extraordinary and exclusive
privileges grantcd by this charter, which
secures everything TO the Company and
nothing to the public, that It cannot be
necessary to explain themlhere. III q pro
position were brought forward in the Leg
stature proposing to charter a new Com.
pany with such privileges, 1t would excite
the greatest Indignation among our citi-
zens; but q new charter precisely like the
old one win in effect be granted d-tor the
old one will be extended, unless the city
avails itself shortly ofits option 10 take
the works at their appraised value.
It is true, several months remain before
the city's option will expire, though wc
believe there Is some uncertaintyas to the
precise time when 1t will. But would 1t
not be welltoset on iootsome inquiries
as to ways and means, so that when the
period arrives to close the transaction it
may be definitely known what the city
can depend on in the way ora loan? We
have understood all along that there would
be no difficulty in negotiating one for
this purpose, on favorable terms such as
would save large sums to the people Of the
city, If the gas is furnished them atsuclla
price rs it can be whatever plGnthc city
may adopt in the management Of the
works but We suggest that it is not best
to postpone action too long lest unforeseen
might arise for lack Of
lime.
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CINCINNATI.
Fears Of Incepdtaryism,
CTNcrNN,ATT SEM.

Some fears having been entertained,
lately, that person meditated evil 10 the
SchutZenfest building at Fairmont, on &c.
count Of complaints made by citizens Of
careless shooting, extra policemen have
been put on. Last night 0. strange man
approached, and being challenged BY the
guard, without answering, was shot and
serious injuries inflicted. The man, how
ever, made his escape, and Is unknown.
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GERMANY.
German Refugees viii Demand Iu-
demnity. F7aii i

German Refugees viii Demand Iu-
demnity. FpsIit
Isla Ri,, ala.sl BERLIN, Sept II.
THE Germans who have been expelled
from Paris will demand indemnity through
the Prussian Government Eighty thou
sand Germans have been driven from The
Department Of the Seine alone. 'R'
= Attempt to Assassinate Napoleon.
BERLIN, Sept H..
Considerable excitement was occasioned
at Wilhelmshohe recc1tIy by an attempt
to assinate the French Emperor by q Ger
man apprentice. He was arrested before
he could accomplish his purpose. A
loaded pistol was found on his person
and he boldly declared that the bullet was
designed for the Emperor. - = iffH
Bavaria Declines 10 Enter the Ger
f'etl man Confederation.
'a' 'i' 42g3f't y t.,.,5i LONDON, Sept 17.@
Bavaria has renudfated any desire to
enter the North German Confederation.
Signs of Republican Sentiment in
81! ~. Germany: z 4-I'.
Sotsal 10 me World. = aai'l' iita. 'aH
6idG SIIi H'lTn LONDON, Sept II.
tits announced from Brussels that the
Interndtionele has begun TO disseminate
throughout Southern Germany docu-
ments calling upon fhc people to make
common cause with the people Of France,
aud demand the, abolition Of nobility and
monarchy It Is certain that the Ba.
.varian government has been forced to de-
clare that tin no way adheres to the pro-
iect of consolidation with tile North Ger
man Confederation. y -.. N'iE
The walls Of the Tower in Frankfort,
were found covered, Wednesday morning,
with hugs placards calling on the people
to pregpre for the proclamation Of the
Democratic Social Republic. Similar
placards were affixed 10 Main Eu of
Pawlls Kirchc. The placards were
printed in French and German, md head
ed "By order Of the Universal Committee
of the European Republic. Groups gath
cred about them and tho police tore them
down, but no demonstration was Inade.
The Captures at atSedan.-L Large Reduce
tion in the Figures. .qFrI
.lal,a alGi6Hra ~, BERLIN, Sept. IS.
Telegrams from the Kings headquar-
ters states that the total number Of men
captured at Sedan was only 10000 in
Guiding 80 generals and 1896 officers, 800
Of whom were released on parol. The
killed and wounded numbered 10000.
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BAIrrnoRE. Sept. II.

BALTIMORE, Sept. II.
FioUa4In demand and active, prices adyRnc.
"a. NHpOEane &B O006 30. REEg.'I NHd
6RGnI-Whclt ln demand, and prices adVauo.
Cd: winter nd 81 S01I 50, Corn, yellow GOa9ic,
oats duh and unchanged At 4GG60c, Rye QuIoE
sales at 65075C, ~ if'pF
PRoYISIoNs-Qu and unchanged,
WHtSEY-In demand; sales Of good At full
prlces voc.
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Philadelpbfa Market.

pIIApEIPHtA, Sept. II.
red 81 SO6i IS; white 81 406i Is. Rye: tho mar
ket ID steady with a moderate demand Gt e6NS8c,
Corn; the market y steady with q moderate de-
mand; yellow 81: mixed 5000.
PnoYIsIoNg-P0rk dull and unchanged at q 50
O98 90. Lard 161l6Hc,
WIUSKr-Dull and unchanged at SO6OOc.
OIlS-PetFoleum steady and In moderate de.
mand; crude lGc; refined 46&c.
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New York Produce Market.
iNRW YORK, Sept. II.

;, CorroX-pull and prices q shade lower; mid,
FLoUR- Demand fair and market Grm for
-Wheat-Q Quiet and unchanged in every
respect; No. 3 spring Chicago 81 1901 II; win.
ter red and amber better at 81 o6E. Rye Dull
and prices nominal. oatS-Qnlet and unchAng-
cd. Corn-DCmand fAir and market arm; mix
nEMP-MIssonFl g]<c.
PRoVlSIONs-P0rk quiet and unchanged. Beef
arm: Lard quiet and unchanged; good 1SK
EG6S-Quiot at 2saSOc. ,flr
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The Latest News. v, .
VIRGINIA.
Revolving Scene ut an Execution.

Revolving Scene Nt an EkeCutiOne
RrcuMoSD, Sept. II.
At anexecutton yesterday Of four col
orcd men, at Isle OF Wight Court House,
for murder, when the drop fell two Of the
ropes broke, leaving two men dangling
from the scadold and the other two lying
on the ground. Tho executioncrs, after
the two hanging ones died, which wasnot
until II minutes had elapsed, marched the
other two upon the scattold and hung
them. There was muchexcitement among
tho crowd on the outside Of the Jail yard
when the ropes broke and tho guard had
10 quiet them. t.l-.+l.. t-.7
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e Beleaguered ..s CapituIatlon
Hourly Expected. A..


Latest adyiccs from Rome state that
the Pope and diplomatic corps have taken
the Castle Of 81. Angelo and that the
capitulation Of the city was hourly ax.
pected. Prince Albrebt, with cavalry
and artillery, passed through Provino
Thursday and Friday, and proceeded to
Naugis.