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VIRGINIA NEWS.


TIE EXAMINATION OF Nh. LEWIS VIM
BIsH,-The examination OF MIR. Lewis VIM
bish before Mayor Cobbs was resumed So
turday. Several witnesses delivered their
testimony, but no new facts Of Importance
in regard to the testimony were elected.
The counsel for the defence produced a
paper signed by Mr.. John II. Wimbish, ac-
knowlcdging that he was the person VINO
shot Major Randolph; stating that MI
Lewis Wimbish was not armed on the ocea'
sion, and did not consequently fire at all.
The examination was continued Till Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock, when It WA De De
to admit Mr.. Wimbish to bail, and he was
therefore committed. M ;,
Mr.. John II. Wimbish is still disabled
from his wound, and is lodging at the Nor
veil House, in the charge of Policeman
Lynch6urg Republican,. = r.- ...s Fl.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,)
No. $40 Franklin street, I
... RICHMOND, VA, June q, 1870.
VS.. CAYEDO AND
i OTHERS.

t.s RICHMOND, VA, June ~, io'V.
VS.. CAV E 0 AND
i OTHERS.
IN THE CHANcERY COURT OF THE CITY or
RICHMOND.
BY decree entered In this cause on the lith
June, 1853, the court doth order thai Jane Ga-
vedo, administrative OF William +. Caveuo; ue
ers OF the court an account OF her ransactions as
adm nistratrix rs aforesaid. and an account OF az
the rents received by her from the real estat99I
the said William F. Cayedo, deceased, since his
death. And that said commissioner take m &C
count Of the outstanding debts OF said Willlam Z.
Cayedo deceased, including the claim OF tne piain
tiff, william Taylor mentioned IN his bill ana
that said commissioner also ascertain how much
is due to said plaintiff how due, the CONSIDER atlon
ma sH said cavedo to thepanti on said debts.
and any other debts, when and how paid. And
ciaily stated deemed pertinent by himself, or
stated ,o,,
Bya decree entered in this cause june 1sth, ls1 O.
this court do make the inquiries and take the ac-
counts ordered by the decree made In this eaqse
ON the Ian eny q sale By the
said decree OF June lth, 1883, has been made ana
IL so, when 1t was made. who were the err
purchase rS money has been paid ara 10 whom and
what disposition has been made OF II; and whether
psea an %la epe 20 s IS sae @
estate Of Which her husband, William 7. Cavedo,
died seized and possessed, and what Is the pre-
sent fee simple value Of the same"
And by a decree entered In this cause June 10,
Is5o tits ordered that In taking the accounts or
iered by the DEGREES entered In this cause on the
Iih day of June, 1885, and the 18th day Of June,
1870 it Shall be sufficient for the commissioner ~
give notice to the parties Interested therein aud to
creditors by publication OF notice the time and
place OF taking said accounts once week for foui
weeks In some one or more OF the papers pub
llshed In The city OF Richmond"
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fixed On WEDNESDAY the 9Th day or July,
1870, at O'Clock A. M, as the time, and my
Office as the place, to make the inquiries and TAKE
the accounts ordered by the Aforesaid DEGREES.
THOMAS b. EVANS,
in
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Some of the North Carolina papers are

Some Of the North Carolina papers are
publishing the opinions of the press upon
HoLDEN's conduct. HOLDEN will become
more and more tyrannicaI and despotic If
this is his only danger. He fears no paper
pellets. He will laugh Il siege to scorn if
only such missiles are to be employed. One
such man as HOLDEN can damage State
more than ten thousand good men can bene-
fit it. 1t is a pity that there is no lawful
mode of getting rid of him. lie is devil
indeed, but nevertheless he is not techni-
cally hosts huneam gener1S.
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T 500 PINE-APPLES.
Main street.
~ JULY 9Th, 1870.

~J JULY 9Th, 1870.
T.R. PRICE CO.,
corner Eleventh and Main, nearly opposite post
ONCE, are opening daily for the summer traas
new md choice STAPLE and FANCY DRf
GOODS, :
IRISH LINENS, LINEN sHEET1NGs,
TOWELLINGS, COTTON. SHEETINGs,
BLEACHED COTTONS, HUCKABACks, &C.
BLACKIRON GRENADINES, BOMBAzINES
TAMEsE, GRAPE Wells and COLLARS,
HOSIERY, GAUZEV VESTS, et.'E;s -
READY MADE SHIRTS (warranted),
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 or for sojourners
at watering-places. .a
New assortment PRINTS at 10, 1e3, &c., &C., &c.
Buyers either at retail or wholesale they invite
call from, as upon their first floor will be ex-
hibited duplicates of their elegant stock OF DRESS
GOODS, &C., any Of which will be cut at lowest
jobbing rates. vsn5 =
ive T. R. PRICE & CO. y
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RA1LRoAD MATTERS IN THE w EsT.-C'7'-
cin,.ati, July 23.-Dispatehes. from New
York state that at a meeting held there yes
terday, which was attended by representa-
tiyes OF the Lake Shore and Cleveland, San
dusky and Cincinnati railroads. arrange
mcnts were concluded for the speedy con-
struction of short line from Dayton 10 this
city. Contracts have been made WIN the
Cincinnati and Baltimore road for the use
of their track for seven miles out from the
CITY. and with the Indianapolis and Cincin.
nati road for the use Of their depot. 1t is
expected that the road will be completed
within wear.
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"A Judicial Dogb cry.

IL
v,shs,e road the opinion of Chief Jus.
lice PEARSON, OF North Carolina, u, the Ia
hsns nory.s cases which have been brought
besorr him as a consequences of AotDRS's
h;yh.hanied measures, &c Is easy TO see
that the Judge Is enc Of HoLDERs sympa.
thixers. He excuses HOLDEN, excuses kIRk,
who Is HoIDsE's tool, and then excuses
himself for excusing them. Nevertheless,
with great show of independence, he de.
ci,lcs that whilst Governor HOLDEN is the
sole judge rs to whether the counties de'
eiared by him TO be in insurrection are IN
that condition, the Governor has no power
to suspend the writ Of habeds corpus. Ma
turally, the reader will suppose tina.
such being the law, KIRK was f'ned
and Imprisoned for refusing to obey
Judge pEARsoN's writ. But not so. ihe
Judge SAYS KIRK was equally bound to ooes
both his and HoLDEN's orders, ana Us ~
elected to obey HoLDES's, Kirk Is excuse
bic! Next the reader will infer thaC ne or
dcred ont the posse conattdtas TO enforce MS
writ Not nj all. He says the posse come
to,us and the militia are one and the same
tbinp-tbat the only posse cons,tdtus which
no has the power to call out in these cases
is thu. of The very counties which HOLDEN
declares to be in insurrection, and that it
would never do to summon posse Of such
men, all Of whom are already, as militia
men, under the orders of the Governor, II
they would only obey these orders! Finally,
H. al fcllaws
"The writ will be directed to the mar
shall of the Supreme Court, with lnstruc-
t;ons to exhibit It and copy of this OPT
Mon to his EXcellcncy the Governor. Ii ne
orders the petitioner to lie delivered to the
marshal, well il not, following the exam
pIc of Chief Justice fancy, in Mcrriman's
case fAnnual CyclopGdia for the year 1SG1,
page 1861, have discharged my duty, the
mower OF the judiciary is, exhausted, ana
the responsibility must rest on the Execu-
tive" ,-a &5t'
See, now, DosBERRy's instructions to his
watch: ... .,...s..r .-#- y 4
Doqbeyvy: You shall comprehend all
yagrom men. You are to bid any man stand
in the princes name. -,
"Second Watch: How if he will not
"Dog6erry Why, then, take no note OF
him, but let him 60; and presently call the
rest OF the watch together, and thank dod
you are rid of q knaye."
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A MAP AS Is A MAP.-Professor Henry,
of the Smithsonian Institute, washington
city, is in England. He has spent several
hours daily with Sir Henry James, who has
charge of the great ordinance survey OF
England, in studying the various processes
adopted in constructing the maps. This
survey, begun in 1871, is one of-the most
wonderful accomplishments of human labor
and ingenuity. 1t exhibits on map OF
six inches to the mile every house, stable,
and fence, in the three kingdoms; even every
house in London is delineated in size and
position. Professor Henry will extend his
trip to the continent, and probably return
in q few months. s,ra @.
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Thomas Mooney, the Irish historian, and
chief of the anti-Chinese party, offers him
self as a candidate for Governor of Califor-
nia, witha promise that he will raise lO0, 900
militia, and send the Chinese home within
three months after his election.--Neac York
Tribune. r..e TH.'
That's the right sort of a candidate. He
talks no nonsense about "equal rights" II
is timesuch stuff had become sickening to
every healthy mind. We don't believe that
Chinese are the equals of Caucasians.
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and signed az All tlle. members presant.

and 4Gtgnga MI l19s leannsLn lsk1sesaotsss
ssTE6Y rBaG as fall0Ws
E At "a meeting of the =, ks hsls q t nae
CIV of C1eYeiaad, ohio, from dad atter
EJuiy Ia Hid consid erati ion of the ralgious
Enotnn1atson now agStating the ptlbllc mind
Lfsts both heniephefes, In aecordanee VIII
tlse-prfncipies of Judaism, It was tHlafli-
n,otfsIy declared = =. $50.
e ri. Because with mistaken faith and firm.
ness ysHs beIieye In ONE, ;indiyisible and
eternal God: we also believe In The com.
lmou fatherhood Of God and the cemmon
| brotherhood of men.
ss2. We glory In the sublime doctTine OF
our religion, which teaches that the righteous
| of all nations, without distinction OF creed,
will enjoy eternal life and everlasting hap
pfness.
lime Massage of the Bible, "Thou shall love
thy feiloW-iian as ttiyself," extends to the
entire human family, without distinction OF
either race or creed. !. 81
81. Civil and religious liberty, ana hence
the separation of Church and State, are the
inalienable rights of man, and we CONSIDER
them to be the brightest gems ID the Con-
stitution of the United States ..4ga,
SO. We love and revere this country as
our home and fatherland for us ana our
children, and therefore consider 1t our para
mount duty to sustain and support tne
Government, and to favor by all means the
system of free education, leaving renstous
| instruction to the care of the various de-
| Nominations. = -
80. We expect the universal elevation
and differentiation OF the .fhn1an family 20
be achieved by the natural means OF science
morality, freedom, justice, and truth.
WRey. j. MAYER, president, Cleveland ;
Or. M. Lilienthalj Cincinnati; Dr.. adj
Huebsh, New York; j. NJ. Wise, Cine1n'
natl /; DR.. H. S. Sonneshein, st. LOUIS II
L. Kuberg, Louisville; DR.: l.. Adler, chi
cago; DR.. S. Tuska, Memphis DR.. J. IA
lish, Memphis; DR.. 81. Flugel, Quincy, III;
A. f. Mayer, Richmond, Va. A; DR.. Gold
hammer, Cincinnati.
Cleveland, July IS, 1870"
On motion of Rev. DR.. Sonnesheln vote
Of thanks was unanimously given NJ to TN, the
resolutions, which so clearly express the
sentiments of the Conference and the reli-
gious and political creed of Judaism. 4,
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NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN
In - 2" RAILROAD. - -, ....rs
NOTICE FOR MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE
AND PIc-N1CS, = .=sgs...s. .sl

Colonel THOMAS s. FLOURNOY, President
OF the Company General j.. ID. lMBODEH, and
Others viii address the people upon the subject OF
subscriptions 10 the capital stock Of The NOk-
FOLK AND GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD
at the times and places mentioned below; me
pcople are earnestly requested to turn ous IN teti
force The ladies are especially In vted 70 attend.
The friends Of the road are requested 70 get UP PIC
MICS II will be aleisure time with the farmers.
and tho, meetings viii be made an occasion NOT
only for advancing the interests Of the great
joymcnt both to the young and OLD. Let oil come
out. u ,,o,co aud
At WINDSOR, Isle OF Wight, WEDNEsDAx ;
Aa AZ BLACK Lys,t; CREEK CHURCH, southampton
county, FRIDAY, August 18th. ,.,,
AT BARN TAYEkH. Southampton county,
SATURDAY, August latl. oo,,n,,,
At PETE,S CHURCH, southampton couhSs'
Rt J0s8s & HOBsON,S MILL, GreenSsviiie
county, "WEDNESDAY, August II .iI,r ,r,,,,s !;
At CoLONaL SPRATLEY'S MILL, Bruins
wick county, FRIDAY, August lah.
AT IkWRENUEVILLE, Brunswick county,
fSaTTRDAY August 10th.
At MASONIC HALL, Mecklenburg county,
MONDAY, Auguss no.: ,.-,
AtBoYDToN, Mecklenburg county, FRIDAY l,'aI:I,
ATE Al EP iit CHURCH, Mecklenburg county,
At MusTERFfRLD, Halifax county. MON.
DAY. August aist. rs jy as-tsA
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The STRAIGHT Shoot.

This is the day for the meeting of the cor
porators of the proposed railroad from
Richmond to Lynchburg. We can add no.
thing to what we have heretofore said as to
the necessity for direct road between the
two places. a..1 #.
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The REFORMED jews CONFERENCE OF
RABBIs IN observation-disclosures REsoLU-
TIoNs PAssED.-At meeting of the Re-
formed Rabbis of various western cities in
the Union, held in Cleveland, the Rev. DR..
Lilienthal, from Cincinnati, laid before
them the following preamble and resolu-
tions, which, having been approved by the
Committee on Resolutions, were unani-
'mously adopted and ordered to be engrossed
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LADY FRANKLIN Cincinnati, July 23.-
Lady Franklin, the widow Of Sir Johr
Franklin, arrived here to-day from Cab
tornia. She visits Cincinnati in order t
confer with Captain G. f. Hall on the sub
ject Of his proposed Arctic expedition. She
will leave for New York on Monday.
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There is to be convention of the. physi-
clans of the State of Virginia held in the
city of Richmond on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 2, 1870. Medical colleges and city and
county medical associations already in ope-
ration are most earnestly requested to unite
bcrs as can be induced to attend. Where
no such association is formed individual
physicians in good standing with the pro-
fession are most cordially invited to consti-
tute themselves members of the convention.
So says the Lynchburg Medical Society.
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mr DISCIPLES CHURCH .(SYCA-
MOREl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND misunderstanding on
EVERY LORDS DAY at IL A. N. and II. M.
elder J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at T. M.
Seats free.
! parsonage. 4os Twelfth street. MY
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-@ HIaHLY IMPoRTANTs NEWS

N - FROM EUROPE. Il ~
FRANCE DECLARES WAR a ,,r AE Ise s9 pa :
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS TO BE He'd In
THIS CITY. Read his list of prices 80, ~.
Good Blesched Cotton as SIC. ioc: i 2s 1ec
and upward. cheap: good Unbleached Coseon ~
&c. ioc.. I2Ic., isc and upward, astonishing;
linen Towels from JOG. upwsrss, aucsa1n lots
White handkerchief from So. TO &c, me m0ss
Prints, ali coiors at lec. sjust opened; 500 YARDS
yard wide French Pereales e. III s9ie r war
nil coIors and sizes, at 81, going very fast and
complete assortment OF housekeeping GOODS.
MEMS Wear, Dress Goods, Notions, and otner
goods usually found in rst-class house, Mt prices
Shichcanno fail to please and attract your attsn-
tIon Look to your interest and give me caII oe-
fore purchasing elsewhere, for GOLDhsAC IL, 10
greenbacks than any one IN. Richmond. ~.
A. G0LDBACK- 607 Broad street: :,
am sole agent for Ricimond for ROBEkTSS
|PARABOLA NEEDLES, and have on hand al
numbers. 80 ~ 40 :
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pTEn1

a.q,,s residence, Oh Pine street, Oregon ELI ~
O'clock p. NJ, July 2sttfy 1870. w IgJ.IA 30 n.
B4STIN, In the twenty seventh year OF Ms aee;
Baptist church on TUESDAY, 10th instant OF
o'clockP. ID. III
i IN Manchester. July ssth, instant, REGi-
+NAULD. youngest son OF a: J. and Delia A. sim
mons, aged eight months ana twenty-one Gays
il q, THY voice we hear no more;
Bt1t NAV we meet meier to part, z.
On Canaan's peaceful shore.
THE funeral sermon will be preached at his pa
re,tsf residence, In Manchester. at p. III. ThiS
DAY. The friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend without further notice.
On the 2sth instant IN this city, or typh ,ho
Honaa ofbelegates from MeckIenburg county,, va.
T5tacco Plant, Boydton, Mecklenburg county,
please copy.
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Tennessee as a good name for party.

OLD AGE.-NTrs. Clements, living in this
county, near the farm of Mr.. Isaac r.
Barksdalc, is now 102 years old. Although
feeble, she walks about the house, has a
good appetite, preterring gross food, and
Notwithstanding her memoryis at fault, she
retains the use of all her other faculties.
John Webb and wife (eolored), living IN
couple in Virginia. He is ninety-seven and
she ninety-six. Both are in good health and
spirits. John is a grave-digger, and often
earns fifty cents per day by manual labor.
With the exception of the past ten years he
was Incorporate I'LL his life, but was always
truthful and honest. He is now member
of the Church, and is considered as good a
man as we have in this community. Frankly,
his wife, is always cheerful, and does all the
washing, cooking, &C., for John and her
self. John is Franky's fifth husband, and
she is his second wife.-ScottSDille Register.
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A Conservative mass meeting was held at
Rogersvillc, East Tennessee, on Thursday
last, which was addressed by number of
distinguished speakers. Among them was
the Hon. Andrew johnson, Of whose effort
on the occasion the Knoxville Wing in its
report speaks as follows: "Mr. johnson
commenced speaking at noon, and spoke
until 3 O'Clock. He made one OF the best
efforts of his life, and dwelt at length upon
the usurpations and corruptions Of Com
gross and of the Radical party. The. adj
dress was listened to with profound inte-
rest, and was frequently applauded:"
The meeting was called to "vindicate
Conservative principles, and to express adj
miration and respect OF eX-Presldent john
son."-Lynchburg Republican. ..-,
Conservative" seems to be regarded in
TnnnnSsne ne q GOOD name for Darty,
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ATTACKED BY RAT.-The family Of Mr..
Alcck Kerhan, residing on Pitt street near
the corner of King, were awakened last
night by the cries of the baby, and upon 60.
ing to the cradle where it was lying found
Il large and ferocious rat making violent
attack uponit. One Of it's fingers had been
could with difficulty be driven away, re-
turning to the attack several times and
fighting its assailants. Gazette.
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e q I'll a tI.s s0ss tle Iey:
ID IN Nh n III f;hapr an, JOHE III. ANDERsVHso s
R.chmone, Vn.Hto nGiss AAkTLIA JsssQsagn %
Hiram Ensor, Esq, cs That city. ~
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! CONEECEIONERHEs.
~ WINNERS CONFECTIONERY.

n ZIMMERb CUNF L -
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand -
SAnoA va SODA FOUNTAINS
NJ all desired favors, at lower rates than they can
~ 1IICE-CREAM AND WATER ICES
IN any quantity and In al their varieties, aDC
will be delivered free Of charge to any part OF The
city.
ed ON the most reasonable terms.
Ihave also in store alarge assortment OF CAN
Bodder Me,' Cupid Boxes, and Juggler Bags, &c
OoNos- !, C.fZIMMER,
10 II . Itt> 1873 Main street.
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IA ANCHEsTER COTTON MILLS.

The subscribers, having taken charge OF are
now operating the MANCHEsTEk COFFIN
AND WOOLLEN MANUFACTURING Com.
PANY'S MILLS. Are prepared 20 otfer
81 and 7-s BROWN SHfkTlNGSs
A-3BEOWN SHEETlSGSt -.
EXTRA OZNABURGS, - +A.e+s
. COTTON YARNS tail Nos,
of the well-known and popular brands OF the com
The attention OF the TRADE is solicited.
Gfice AZ Messrs. Winston 81 Powers, corner
Fourteenth and Gary streets. Post.ofti box No.
4a. 3d.. X. GRAHAM d GU.
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1IlfK fleIl[E
nHEAT REbusVIoN .IAPRIcrs
JULIUS sYoLEps,

GOD Main street, second door below Ninth,
j. Hs nor Offers hls entire sock Of sgMMrx
mined to reaiice Ills Tremendous stocE sS an
early and procure some Of those handsome
FIGURED GRENADiNEsfroin 70 70 SC. worth
and az h6s2sssdEss '
gnESSH ossAaEplss. = J. ;.s wor.hoa;
9 M9 ~ EIEg G2ggsss ssIes.s
a2h ssrfSs 81 sass' AZ
f sSsa S 5HE g: SSSGs is
KERCHIEFS-in variety; & -
LAWNS a. lalc. worth 2ee.; g.lf
Gsesf isES ~ an sLASk Ks
HUCKAaBACK TOWELS at 12ic. worth soc.;
1 nlHhShsTEh sn sIkskEk kir,ys ory1 no :,
wH i1ss ana and Rpasfs from &c. M
a f q liz line ), Of WHITE GOODS, TABLE, ia.
HIN EISSi4 n fSSa q ~ / &P2h
l have also full line Of GENTS FURNIsHING
GOODS, such as - ft2s.;f
d5f,T;SK SHlRTs-veTy cheap;
HANDKERCHIEFs, IL
HALF-HOSE, ~ .
TIES and GLOVES,
Good LINEN DRILLING at CSC. and upwards;
SASH, NECK, andTRIMMING RIBBONS in va
SILK, Isle, BUCK, and KID GLoyEs-aI
allsizcs;
LACE COLLARS, s
RUFFLES, f-.
EMBROIDERIES,
HOSIERY and NOTIONS Of all kinds.
Many other articles too numerous TO mention.
~Caliearly and be convinced.
The following gentlemen are with me, and would
be pleased to see their friends st
LEWIS W. BURWEEL, s.at
JOHN j. TURNER, f-
j. WEINBERG,
j. au GEORGE SWABACHER,
WILLIAM b. POWERS,
r. 3. SMITHERB,; .tt,ss =, aoa.s ..,. i.
&c. j. McRAE.
'.e - JULIUS SYCLE,
jy1s eag83a soa Maln street.
The New York herald., 1870-07-24
A DUEL.

A Challenge Between Members Of the Ari0ne
1t appears that day or two since Don RE. rdo,
gentleman who has been well known IN ArOr
circles, said something which offended Cointe di
Grnlo The latter being determined to have salts
faction, Mr. Candidus very Candldly assented TO
act as his second. l 81
The two combatanis met yesterday afternoon,
Victor James being the second Of Don Ricardo.
Shots were nred ana nobody being burt, tne pnncas
pals shook hands and the whole AFFAIR ,ndec.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-03-22
CITY NOTICES.
Contradiction,

FELLOW CITIZENS have heard the ru-
NOR that 1 had withdrawn from the contest
for Jailor. l beg, by this method, 20 cor
rect the report, and to say that was con-
strained to run for this Office for the reason
that felt that needed it, and that was
competent to fill the same. Should be
elected, shall exert myself to the utmost
to merit the confidence reposed in me by
your suffrage, by strict and careful atten-
ton to the duties of the Office 1 will be
a candidate until you have decided by your
votes who shall fill the Office
Respectfully, W. W. PHILLIPS.
JUST received Ladies' Gold and Silver
Slippers, at t. E. Winstead & Co.'S, No.
Cherry street. mar22-2t
The best smoking tobacco, called the
Queen of Durham, to be had at
RosENHEIM & BRoTHERs,
mar22-1t No. Cherry street.