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SNOW SLIRT. &c.

TIC following : coi.,.rd from dispatches
tg,o,yr! ~ the signal Office. st Washington,
rr Nuui,v SDuw fell Monday morning NJ
mul,4.o. y. :. snd 1T Corinnc, Utah. at
r., I'm" time it was sIccttrg ii Uswcgo and
Rochester. y. \. Ii was showing 1t Lesv-
r:5.vuIil, l. susaS, and Rochester, \. Y, ut
: p',s,cA Monday evening. at the summit
o, Mount Washington, y. H.. st 5 O'Clock
Nrr!4y the weather rss clearing up after
storm. The wind was BLOWN. from the
rvss; = velocity OF iorty-llve miles all hour,
z:d jar fhy!mcmclcr registered s degrees
.arye s":o, I'll! since O'Clock Sunday
t,1&.c- q - degrees. at Duluth, Min
l.>ota. Monday morning, at O'clock, the
T. uonr;rr rr2ia'crtd 10 degrees below
..:o. A. C~ire. illinois, the Thermometer
lei ,..,cn - degrees in the ls-t twenty.
10y noWs. ana al Memphis and Nashville.
= Jill, Il degrees in tGe same time.
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DARING ROgBERY IL TESSEassE--IH
.,-,~.,- GAVIN ''a.r.pns IyAcEyEpG-

DARING RoDBsRy Is TESHEassk-THH
BURGLARS CUE8 TOWARDS LYNCkEERG.-
tt,,. Knoxville Press GnG Herald, OF sun
u.y morning. contains the PARTICULARS or
zoe rob berry or Cologci jesse Kerr, III LOU
o,u county, 10y two mashed incu, Wso were
fyct! at hy : boy ana wounded, but made
their escape. The Press says: Search was
~. cecius!, Gad tor tbs tins bt!ng the ROB-
rs luatie good their e,c@i,c. Colonel herrG
J., :, as given by himself, is $500 in gold
Il and 80 900 in United States Treasury
. .ss :. ccsiGe- 20, coo in Confederate money.
iI-..l,1 describes the men who robbed him
- rein. white men, C!s.G's q and black
ra,n-yue MEDIUMS izai man, rather
u-aIiig built, with far or sandy hair, blue
t. .ruy ewes. He bad some & the fingers
q rs 1ight hand shot OF While III the
aJu.e. and Colonel Kerr thinks was shot IN
ID" sAOuiIer. The other man was TALL anu
sAm. th,n-risaged, and sharp, short nose.
us almost certain that The robbers were
The w. lucu who, TAXI. possession OF the
terry boat On tsc west bank Of the river, at
iru3H's etation, tie same night croSed
.yyt 10 The east bank, LEAVING two horses
-.38laQ. aud with every evidence OF having
s,rH hard ridden, in i field near by, WhcEe
'.-y were found the next morning. Ihese
aarn got on r freight train al Lemons ana
..pu, west To LOudoun, where they go. on
''.. r4sttrn bouud passenger train and came
q Knoxville, where they bought tickets TO
l. l-tgI. We learn tlat st Bristol the men
,4r .nsscQ tickets for LynchDurs and went
.. is !ar as that ci!y, where all trace Of
'-.lu % io-'.
colonel Kerr offers reward OF 81 900 for
,tr Gyprch-n.iou Of tie robbers aud The
.a. ,efy Of the money, ~ 300 for the ap-
l-e h4nSl0n 0: the robbers and their delivery
lu.J custody.
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nu. GREAT STORM ~ !.TAu -HEaAcutHG
a. i'ulIoA4Y.-SN LGEc cary. NoyenDcr
II lie following d.>;s&tcl WHs received
'.g H." Ne"al! this evening Eom Cotton
wool:
">inc" tie last report the storms have
ut IL tic least subsidized, Dut II possible
a.r more fearful thau ever. Parties who
.ayr been here for tie last two winters
sIy ILr, never knew as terrific STERN n
re canon before. We have not seen tie
e,m -;ncc S;lutay tue l9sb. The wnd is
l.unlug, the SION drifting, trees falling,
aud everything gloomy. Work is generally
s-,DcU'cG. Though there has been no
e,is!, it, 4 c last torly.cls"t hours, they 81 .
,i.mert4r'y expected, especially on the
EMme Kin
Isl. hope Of fndine the body Of Mr. c.
Morrison, Who VAS carried over precip!ce
~ Il >GoW slide, Is now given up unit! the
.,rirg. His wife is almost distracted.
Gu~e The sides OF Friday last 10 teams
4 - passed up or down the canon.
The leading Momo1S express them
s.ty,> v-fy YGXiUu@ that Brigham 1ouu.
.,al..I ue here next Monday for trial. Tncy
8. ra>itivc!v tn;t Il. Vii be here at the
iua ordered il the prevailing storms per-
M. lie hls been notified " telegraph
asa. n j. stated, las already started for
AL lake City.
l-.aer OIrcn Pratt, in the Tabernacle
yesterday, preached win Great earncstnoSs
~ favor Of p5!E grlliy. Es said that po-
iggu:ny wGs one VI tGc chief tene!s Of the
Ma-a.ou religion. End if that Was taken
a@ay The rclS ioa would Ac destroyed, ard
H." proposal 10 give up polygamy Tor the
skc Of { State organization, or for any
ot.cr purpose, wouid never receive the
c ,asen, Of the Mormon people. In fact,
TIE .Eormons would not surrender po-
J: .amy or Guy other part Or their religion
foY auY Government. These remarks were
received with loud cries all over The house
II That's so. Ws TUu':.'
" \ Gisi alcb from tie Unite mining dis
tri., SAYS q terrific storm has been raSlar
rharc Tor Tie last SIX hours, accompanying
v..n ei-ct and snow, sud that 1t is sal!
"a ,yyius and blowing.
Another slide III Cottonwood is reported
Is which four men lost Their lives. The
.i.ayy al Ala City is ten feet deep, and at
;.c ,ilne Of the last accounts it was still
s.urmiug fuliousls."
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GATHERING ACoRSs-A PROFITABLE BUsI-
sEss.-Perhaps it may not be generally
Known that acOrns command g0od prlce
1920 per tom in Stockton, and that quite a
profitable business has been done by several
parties gathering acorns and dlsposing OF
them at that price. Cur attention has been
drawn particularly to one instance, wherein
an industrious and energetic farmer, who
resides in the famine district Oh the west
side OF the San joaquin river, during the
season gathered acorns sufficient in amount
it, realize money enough to pay his
taxes, snd leaving in his hands sur.
plus of 225, or, rs be expresses it, "S25
ahead of the hounds" For these acorns,
Gathered from the large trees bordering on
the river, and which are SAID TO be OF eX-
cclIent quality, twenty dollars ton is
price readily obtained from parties i'll the
city who use this product for fattenins
hoes. The farmer in question proposes To
scratch with his own hands and live in the
most primitive style rather than accept Of
assistance from bis felIoW-mcn. If the
wheat crop proved failure, the acorn
Weld in this locality has not been short,
and Il knowledge OF the fact that the fruit
of the oak can he converted into money Is
al! that has been necessary to incile this
industrious farmer to action in this dircc-
tion.- Stockton (Cal.) Independent, Norem.
Der 10Th.
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pie, and has stopped putting out fires In
the West, he might accidentally come along
down this Valley again and call upon his
feathered brethren, as in time past, to pro-
vide rations to carry along rs they passed
over the Valley.
A pretty clever crow that, and if the
Dispdfch man or friend Southall, Of the
ENQUIRER, doubts the truth Of tho above,
We can produce the best testimony in the
county TO prove it.-StGunton Spectator.
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Il IS stated in the J0t.rnnt dc I Ecld'rage
ns, Ga., Of Paris, that petroleum can BE
.HttiIri into :. DesmIucit sutid, which
".H bu:n without liquiylng, and may be
,..a.cIyet in Il firm mass i0l any period Of
HI. The process 10 not gwen, and Is said
- ~ secret.
l. 10 oa.d that lightning strikes but once
.n y.acc, IN: tue HrtaZeton he.) Hesos
~. W. Ma!ta!n, Of Bro wi.tieiI, uas been
':-G!ea il TX different insurance comps
I..n N H. macy years, ~ oI which have
..4i5d Def 10 tie term Of Insurance expired.
II. II. King, negro lawyer In Kansas,
s!a.ied Tor bi2amy, has hed, ior!elling Ills
tu1ds. iits white vie attempted suicide
~ Monday.
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New York.
GENERAL ITEMS.

New YORK, November 2S.-Forty Catho.
10 ch;Idren nave been expelled from the
school at Hunters Point for refusing 10
co Cop p had but 5000, 900 of his bail at
late hour last night. ,oo,
Thirteen new smallpox cases have oseh
since Monday at noon.
It is believed that Mayor Hall has TO-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Few York ssoek and s5ona~

1oFR ssoek and Honey Marhss
NEW YORK, November 2s.-Monev 5ae
per cent. Sterling, sx@sX. Gold. hog
gliea. Governments: 1928, Ink. States
steady +; Tennessee's, Cox new, 65k, yir.
sinia,s, 63H; new, es. Loulslana's, e5 !.
new, SO. Levee's, 60; s's, "a. Alabama's
loo; 5's, Co. Georeia's, so; 7's, sax
n ortn Carollnas, Sc; new, IS. South
Cardinals, 70; new, ASK.
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From Utah.
TIE APPROACHING TRIAL OF BRIGHAM
YOUNG, &C.

YOUNG, &C.
SALT LAKE, November 28.-The case OF
Bripha Young, for lascivious cohabita-
ton, was called up yesterday and fixed for
neyt Monday. The defendants counsel
asked for two weeks delay on account OF
Brigham's absence, but the court refused.
CIaWson and Bates, indicted on similar
charge. pleaded the Illegally OF the grand
i,1ry: which the court overruled.
Iipon the charge of the murder OF Bucks
in 1851 against Brigham Young and others,
an aronment was had on 3 motion to quash
the Indictment on seven pleas.
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CIGAR AAkEEs.

Tie Commissioner OF: lutorral Revenue
:, dec doi that cigar manufacturer may
T. Up and run q cutting machine for the
f.aT!.o,c Of being uss,j only in the manu-
:.c-l"o Of cigars or cigarettes without
ulnirlying a. 4 tobacco manufacturer ; hut
J. such case re would he required 10 give
tG.l.&srd security us i cigar manufacturer.
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srrlx ON CAEALs.-The New York peo-
pie are still exercised, it seems, on the sub
ieeL Of stesm Rs y motive power on canals.
Slow and unlnyentive as we are said TO be,
and perhaps rs we huye been down mere II
old Virginia and North Carolina, we have
had steam, and steam only, for the propul.
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ITO CITY AND COUNT Yg,A
MERCHANTS "a.
FIVE y17sDREp CAFES BooTsAND sHOEs.

FIVE HUNDRED CASES BOoTs AND sHOEs.
We ara keeping our stock nsll nl!ed and az
sorted, enabling Us TO accommodate the trade IN
Quantities to suit. We have our goods mace 70
suit the good hSting sts ush, durable ssa
reasonably priced goods.
Knowing by experi.nce the importance or de-
sIrable goods at low prices, we are selling our
goods at a very small advance on manuseldrefS'
MARCUS BARRIs & BROTHKB.
Wholesale Boot and Shoe Dealers,
1929 Main street. near
no2o Fourteenth street.
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South Carolina EeSsoEsturs-TneA u.
Egs,.X TRIALS.
Snecial e!sgr.n 10 the Dlspstch.

Special ie!sgr.rn 10 the Dlspstch.
COLUMBIA, 5. C., November 28.-The Le-
gis!ature met to-day at u o'clock. There
was fell attendance in both Houses. The
Governors message vas received; after
which both Houses adjourned in respect
to the memory Of Senator Green, whose
death was announced as having taken place
at Columbia.
The United States Circuit Court for the
trial OF the kuklux met yesterday at II
o'clock, United States Circuit Judge Hon.
Il. L. Bond, Of Mary land, and Hon. George
S. Bryan, district judge of South Carolina,
presiding. Hon. Reverdy johnson, OF Ma.
ryland, as counsel for the prisoners to be
tried, and D. L. Corbin, Esq, district at
torncy for the United States in this district,
were present The time of the court
until the adjournment was occupied by
counsel in discussing the legality tn
manner in which the jury had been drawn.
The court met again to-day, when the dis.
cussion was continued. and the court adj
journed until Friday next.
BY Associated Press.
The Kuhlux TraatS ut Columbia, q. @.
CHARLESTON. S. c., November 29.-In
the kukluX triuls at Columbia to-day much
time was spent in discussing the manner Of
the selection Of the jury, the district at
torney moving that the panel he summoned
from the body OF the district.
Hon. Reverdy johnson contended that
according TO the Constitution, Juries must
be summoned from the Judicial district in
which the alleged offence was committed.
The court sustained the district attorney,
Mr.. johnson reserying his objection.
The court was adjourned till Friday, al
lowing forty. eight hours to summon the
ponnI
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The New Hotel al Fort monroe.

FORTRESS MoSRoB, November 2s.-Colo-
mel W. p. Craighill, Hon. Joseph segar,
and Z. {. Willard arrived here this morn
ing for the, purpose of selecting site for
the new hotel. 1t ia understood that the
building, will be completed in time for next
summers trade
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Ata...ted meeting OF Staunton Lodge,
No. IS, !. 0. o. F., held at their hsll on
Thursday evening, November Esd, the
death Of Robert 4. Prentis, Of Charlottes-
vile. Grand Master Of the Independent
Order OF Odd Fellow. Of Virginia, WAS an.
uounccJ, aud COMMITTEES appointed TO
draft resolutions expressive OF the sorrow
OF this Lodge st the Intelligence. The COM
n,ittee reported as follows:
Whereas this Lodge has just heard ny
telegram that it has pleased the Great Dis
poser Of the lives snd destinics OF men to
terminate the earthly career Of the highest
officer Of our Order in the Stete-Robert
Il. PIentis, Grand Master Of the lndepend-
cnt Order Of Odd Fellows for the State OF
Virginia Therefore
|. Res0Ired, That In the death or Grand
Master Prentis our Order has sustained the
well-nigh irrepsrsbe loss OF ons of its very
brightest ornaments aud most jealous ana
useful laborers. dignidsd aud consclen-
tious officer, q ripe scholar, aud Christian
conference.-the example OF whose pure
character lives on notwithstanding the
death Of his mortal hame-ons whom Hv-
Ing w. delighted to honor, and whom dead
we shall never cease 70 lament.
9. Resolusd, That we hereby tender our
pinceresi sympathy to the bereaysd l6mlE
OF our lamented brother.
3. Resolved, That delegation composed
of i've members, to be appointed by the n.
&. of tkis Lodge, proceed to Charlottesville
to pay the last horors TO his mortal re.
mains.
1. Resolved, Tsat these resolutions be
published in the Staunton Spectator, the
Richmond Dispatch and the Charlottes-
vile Chronicle.
CHARLRs D. Mccoy,
EawToN ARGnNgEIGHT,
ALEXANDER G. PoIsTs.
Committaa
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. Domestic a1arkets-[By TuLzesArr1

nBw fouK, November 2a.-Co.tou dull: salss.
HsSi oaes npisnds, lac; ,rleirs, lotc, Flour
$3.50; good 10 ch.icc, S7350fS IS Wnisksr sS
tive at a4lGs5c: Wheat unse.tid; white. rSx
western, F,.1Qsl.so. Com IrDer and active -
77307sc. Rice firm. Pork drmer At ss0ia 3,
Lari closed dull kettle p3:. laval. dull. Tai.
low STEADY. Frsiah,s quiet.
BALTIMORE, November ss.-vlrginta's, cid q
BID; '6s's, 90 old; 'oTs, e5 bid. Coupons, old "a
bid; view, IS bid. West Virsinla's, 70 bid North
Cardinals, Is bid; new, Is bid; special AZ. 10
bid.
Flour steady. Wheat dull. Corn dull wbits
ssGl7sc.: yellow, c;gl 10. Oats 's,eaay. PROM
sioIs and wh.skey unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, November 7s.-Tobsoco firm Q
lugs, ai.5tGs leaf SSSc4sI3 rs. the latter price
for medium cutting, new crop. Bsgging dull anG
declining.
ct. LOUIS November 2s.-Tobasco asuyy and
Arm. hemp sud btgg ng unchanged.
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COMMERCIAL.
CoHH AND yLoun gxonAxs1
RICHMOND. VA, Eoysun bar ~. I27E

pew, Conn AND yLoun rxonAxsz,,
RICHMOND VA, November 3s, lsJL
49, OFFERINGS.
Lmneo8.,r7Hnita, ist bushels. Ee.l Ito f,us.sIs
I oWn-Wnite 800 bushels. MtxsA soS brshsfs.
Onkf.--To bushels. 80
Neal so bushels.
EseGs: = hite-17s bu.heis-ss $50 for yesv
So1I sLso TOT Rocd, s!.t5 fc- prime,
slso Tor fair. s'''S ''r seos'
new. de9e1c. for very good ner. 5sc- for osnamon
ne". Mixed -2G2 busssls--a elo. very good as1,
% Tor good new.
Neal, bushels at 10.
RE-ExHrE1TED.
Oots -sSs bushels.
RENARKs.
fnere being no freight train for Risn,nord ~
ne Chesspe Ike and Chic railroad On MONDAYS,
inc onerings or grain on 'Chsnss TO-DAY wscS
.tkn'' Zero was no change In prices worthy ~
Comment.
In Baltimore on the a7th instant the m srsss B,s
as foilows: ""
.1onrIWss duh to-day all high grades ersss
Sn new At s7.2s. shipping brsnds Of sIsrs "a
s spps.ss *: s4rs H;;t
ne revise Quotations as iOilows '''''~
s, h.noom..afd.strees snperfne, seae 20: Howard.
Aiss GRADES, 81 slgI ss mG1 Ho.nostress
n eye ~. ohio .ad indiana aupsrfns, as i'll
Ss Sc: MIC and Inrtsua common TO fair extrss
20 ,sg!. Ohio and Indlsna good to choice eTsTa
| - ~, " Ohio and indiana f.rfly, On SaeEs ss
ss ossawesI err superrne, Is; Northwestern eTtrs
| 90 nI1Wo %. City Mills ,ueer6ne esf07 Is: ISty
| aias sLsnaard.sItts. S107 20; CITY Eiis xh;r-
pIn cosands extta.s7 JG7 rs. Baltimore FANNY
| fio ~ Sreenhrd family. $40 20 Koefincham
! : ,mily plo IS; Union Acme family Sio n.
I nrioge .slsr fsmily, 60 IS; Patapsco fsniiy
\ slo 40 Il. Slanxhters excelsior do ala "a az
ham nour, IS 2s2Qs 50 y, nour, q 7tE0, N: to1
| Meai1.tiy si.s, - seQa IS; BuekMS.at q ia
tos. Ste mn 20 aeCs 10; BuckwheAt, q Ice Iss.
Gratn.-l nsrings OF wtsa. 70. DAY IA "a ,,.s-
us market heavy with prices several ecns. -
| we nole ssies, viz: Loo bushels wea,crn wbt,s -
SLI3 500 bushels southern do. q dSSss1 az. re-
pufheis Pennsylrsnis red ~ sI.ssIel q 100 hn h
| els ORDINARY Western at $3.50 ! Gee bushns nr.ms
90 choice southern do. si.7olsLSs; 5000 bssh.is
1 common TO fxir do. Sl.tt1el G5.
| Corn-heceipts to day large smsuz tins Ia q, GA
ou7nsis sales reported reach S. 600 bushsI, sou.h
.In white At all prices from es 10 7so mosty ~ n
nc; go bushels hominy 81 Doc 30 ose byshss VAL
restsr n mixed, 1sc. " H~'~ss
Oats. offerings 1908 bushels: nxrhs, d,u
oalea !, oos bushels st &saD5?c WILL
| Rye-Sae s 200 bushels st s3aase
NU Jss6 Continues stesuy: supnlv ana a.
mana oGlh fsir. latter for local winta chiefly.
quote City Mills b:ownstuf5 at ioeafao,: nrSk
MD ilinss At TO2oc.: IN sdlum and heavy do iISa
/ &c. par tuslcL
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INTERESTING TO LADIES.-Ia

u viii sell La Din = BJVTs end 5uOEo y"
kEaARpLaSS OF cost. S-
Having dstermip ed to m he addition to my 3us!-
ness BIZ keeping mems war well as lsdlea'- anu
wishing to reduce my large stock OF ladies' wear,
a.s.lux OF c,auy stylus which canuo. be found n
gpy Other beuse Ia THIS city. y.r,
& full assortment or hand N 1ce Fga ald ILL
BUTTON and EIDE LAC BGOisj ,,1>
A full line ST Iiesds' Ind CHALDhAA's %.
LURaD saLEc: and
Every variety of ~ RITE SLlPPhaS.
.,Srrt 4. d. HAhEIS.
: fec II 3n1
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Excessive Cold an the NORTHWEST
MILWAUKEE, November 2S. Reports from
the Northern Pacific railroad say that Inc
thermometer is 200 below zero. The trains
have been stopped.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
snrTNERN LAND TITLES.

WASHINGTON, November 21.--h decision
,,r considerable Importance 10 al pcrsous
Who have purchased real estate IN the
o.i:l UrdCr the sales OF the same ny the
J, .rroI Government for taxes WAS decided
=, .bc ~uv:rmc Court OF the United States
today on al appeal from claimant whose
land hal been sold by the Federal tax
r,,ntnis>.nu under the act of 1SC2, and a
frrd yi,cn Ny two Of the three commits
sfnnrr> WHO were authorized to sell. Two
..,a..iu;I~ we're involved The validity of the
!'.,r uud he validity OF the deed. The court
sustained uoth. aud held that rs the sale
was made by Il public act it was entirely
c.,rIlrr:rrt for two 81 the three commission
- - convey tile. The virtual effect Of
tl,,, .,,.i>.cn i 10 give sill The present own.
,;s " thee lands n tcc->imple in the same.
&c. ueal II property i held il Virginia
mi ~,uth C&coiiua under these tax titles.
:, .....r.. ~. islegrdn, - Baltimore Sun.
II the Pennsylvania Company the char
t.-: tie Washington and Richmond rail-
,.... has never lcrn ccptcd; on the cou-
:r..1, tA- PENNSYLVANIA Company Is build
ill.,. trs present railway IN Virginia under
t.. .alrter Of the Alexandria and Frede-
s,k.pur. railroad, ana should negotiations
- - rta;T companies prove Successful 3,
t..at COMPANY VIII never accept the charter
,....A 7, Qu!;cS Il 10 guarantee the Pied
rs~., lvuCs.-. u UiE7nyi02a ts!sgrQm- BdI-
H.. ~ sun.
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Gu ba,
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT OF THE eRAvl

SUMMARY PUNISHMENT OF THE GRAVE
vIOLATORs.
HAVANA, November 2S.-Eight OF the
medical students tried by court.martial for
violating the grave of General Costano
were sentenced to death this morning and
were executed this afternoon. They met
their fate with resignation, and expressed
sorrow for committing the act for which
they died.
Two negroes were Immediately shot for
Killing volunteer captain.
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The Alexandria Sentinel propo'es j.
Gratz Brown for President, and Gilbert G.
Walker for Vice-Presiscnt.
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A. bedford, Sny.h county. Va, Miss
Fanny Gfo@g i appointed postmaster, cIos
R,y. Isaac Former, removed from the
StatS.
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SALE OF SPRINGS PROPERTY Captain G.
A. Colhoun has sofa his interest," ne-
fou thin the Allegheny Springs TO the re-
msiniag partners for $4,000 cash, or its
equivalent. He had previously scld q
twelfth interest to Mr.. Moore, Of Rich
moud, for ZIG 900. The MONTGOMERY White
Sulphur Springs property has been sold to
q party OF gentlemen in Alabama. It is to
be converted into = female school under the
charge Of DR.. S. X. Cox, formerly Of this
city. During the spring season 1t will also
ne kept open for visitors, bnt without the
features Of sayety which usually prevail at
such places. -Lynshdurg V,rgsn'an.
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
- LxECVTED.AT YE1s OFFICE.
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no 2o.2tS hixth and Broad.
SUPERIOR TIMBER IN THE COUN-
y TIES Of PUWH. TAM AND BUCkIn G.
HAN SUITED FOB HOGSHEAD, WhiekEY,
MOLAsnAS, AND FL. UR BARREL SLAVES,
RAILROAD TIas. BILLETs, AND .POKES
ki.sO ANY QUANTITY o. ALL KINDS Of
HO0P-poLXS. FOR sALE.-.I viii contract
with responsIble parties to furnish the above de-
scrl ption OF TIMBER. That on the buckingham
tract Is distant three miles from the James River
and ksnwhaa canal, one hundred and thirteen
miles from Richmond, and thirty from Lynch
burg: and that on the PoThstan tract about seven
miles from PoHhatan station, On the nlchmono
and Dsny!lle railroad, and elk miles from tie
James River and kanawha canal
Having given during the past seven months en-
ploynsut 10 xbor, thirty hands on the Eueking-
ham tract In the getting Of bark, slaves, poles.
&C. this labor can be easily ob.aiaed in the neigh
borhnod.
Bids solicited. Address Mr. JOHN Il. DAVIS,
nnnc hester, Chesterfield couary, va, or apply 10
JAMES K. GODD1S,
OF Lee & Goft.u, No. INA Man stree:
81 Wiz siso .el FIVE HUSDRnn COhD2
r,t7 TsLR,IK on me stump, no27iw
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.

NLEGa NDKIA AND i I.EUEkIVhSIONU III
EoAD.-Thc late prevailing bad weather
has intcricTrcd considerably with opera
lions OH the Alexandria and FrederlckS-
burg railroad, but every possible adyan-
tuge is taken Of tse good spells, and the
work i pushed forward "a rapidly as sir-
cun>tanccs viii admit. The large force
employed in the construction of the bridge
over Occcquan boy did not rest Yesterday,
and it is now said that that bridge Will be
completed by the miadle Of January. The
track will be laid to this end Of that bridge
during the current weck.-A!s1Gnd,ra Ga.
seize.
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WE CALL ATTENTION { : :, r Tto,esA.
SAVOY SLlPtESa, HAED-sE " ED 80
FsEEGa CALFsKIN BUQTs, sEMEs aad
LADIES, BOOTS S 81 q! styles
Ices. sACHaLe, &C., which Vie ere ceiling
10 "a WIsGO, ELLETT CRUNP.