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FOREIGN.

ILLEGAL EXpui~icn OF Prince Napoleon ifo"'
Eruucc-FOurth French indemnity The
ropc and Our Naval 0nicrrs-iiis Re.
crp,ion in the United Stdtc>-s cqui;ial
IN DubIin-Briii-h War Vessels Cor
I.isbon-GeriDaH Fleet.
PARIS February l3.--Thc Judgment in
.ha case Of Prince Napoleon against NJ. lie
Franc. late Minister OF the Interior. fer IL
!ega; expulsion from France. vii! be deiiv.
cred nc-.t week.
/, officially announced that the second
~ oCD coo instaliment of the fourth miIlard
indemnity, v as completed on the eighth in
slant.
PARIS, February l3.--Thc Pope ycstcr-
Iav gay. audience 10 several officers Of TIN.
United States navy now in Rome. In the
cOurs. OF conversation his holiness asked
how he you'd be received in America. The
officer. said that the people OF that country
would regard his residence among !h"m az
great honor.
Il.rux. February - Much excitement
:ui uuraaintss prevails here over the event
in Spain. aud public funds are lower.
The United States steamer Richmond az
rived n the Tagns.
PiHIs. FEBRUARY i3.-Tbr imTicp, II"
.,;,i,. i. informed that the French govern
ment prohibited ii pardoned Kansas emf
grafton agent from lecturing in Belltort.
DruIIH. February l3.-'lhe Queens
Bench % Dublin acquitted the Rev. Mr.
LOTUS. OF Galway. Of the charge OF Illegal
use of spiritual influence in electl"na.' a
vas' crowd applandcd the verdict tu
mnltuously.
KINGSTON, ia, February ., via Key West
February l3-yhe German fleet has sailed
Cor Havana.
Governor Grant laa gone 20 lbeck's
Island. to complete it, annexation 10
Jamaica.
LoNDuN. February II Several of the
British Mediterranean squadron have been
ordered to Lisbon.
HAVANA, February 1.-THE printers
strike has virtually ended. the principal
journals agreeing to increase the wages
cn"-;hird.
Tho Gdccia OGiciol refused :" comply
with this arrangement. and III consequence
did not appear yesterday.
Ia view Of the frequent icscrtions 81
prisoner. working in the new trochn. Cap
tain General CeballOs has ordered all cTniI
nails among said ldbOIeTs to be tIied by
court martial. and dcscrton ia the Girec
ton OF tn" 'urmy t" be punished the samt
rs in "asesof sOlliers.
Xalucta, president .f the Havana C&siu"
il speaking az Homct,o- '" select circles
and reading a programme relative to slave
Nv. The .io= dc CHbu wants to know IA,
contents OF the plan proposed. The v"
contained strOn. abolition article on sam
day last.
1t is officially stated that sI.!'".1jD wa
suharrihcd 20 the new loIu within ;h!".
Gays alter il was opened.
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s,,i,,.. r.. ,rI;o,o Ko,. ~.
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Gran" hn.'roa" "''"one'r'' 40" 81
h'rhm"""~N 'tniin&'"n .h"nnne' 90
commerce" elici iroih D'eci ih'inatiHi
against L"c"I frei@hts-Sn0'f Hn'
Thunder Storm -Rni!roa! >nii--iiiGiI
River in Tennessee .t!abamu i.rgi-lh-
tGre.
N,Srov. February l3-purin. the ,h;ci
r-.s,nar iii. morning IN. ,rhunnrr UeI.n
Cn.,in Adams. of Wilmington. No,;L Car,
Ohm, bound for Hns.on. ran ashore on
pin, Nl,er.on and Li'opi The, crrX.
.,',..,, h,- = E".hoo.-V.rr landed safely
~ Hui Nothing can be done toward cav.
49,. I,. ..orro in tl,n. ,.a sub.;I,, Weather
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',..','.i>.,, .bn ,iv.r 5,no, ,;a,. i,n
ry,. sr.,,, M.,,I,nI
l,t,r EHrranothe- and nav. ,r.,Ir,,
.,c..l.u. ,rcurrnd -, tha stIna I,lar. fam,
.,ora,v ,resrle across tyyo of rb, niIIars of ,L.
hr;d,,... vnon which about fftra, ,yI;,e MAN
wee. ,r.,,grd in 'ayIpr ;be IRON snner,tyuc.
,ur.. ave way and nrrcinitatel th,. Who'll.
par. mo The ToiIin, wat,.rs MIN. were
rescued. and the rrm.jnder we're either
droM, i or killed hy beiu. dashed acains,
:br timber, ana iron Which wen, jn,yn
Among those who were los; are David
uadl,r. of Prnnsyvani.: J. c. Nade!ln.
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Rouge EI NOir.


The closing of the gaming tables in Ger
many has stimulated the patrons OF play
to seek fresh fields for their peculiar enter
prise. The valley OF Audor.A. in the
Pyrsnces. has be.n selected by a Paris
Spectator as the scene of hi- operations
next year. and to insur. their complete
ness he has obtained a monopoly OF thea
tres. hctels, casinos. railways, aud almost
ever, thing else that the valley is without
and may he supposed to want. There j.
also a Iumor that efforts are making 70
start tables in S. Maurice. canton Vaiais.
Very tempting offers have. it is snia, been
made to the authorities, and the prOprietors
declare that they do not despair IF obtain
ing majority in the Grand Council IN
favor ST the.r proposals.
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CONTINUED FROM FRS

,Gent has nowhere occasioned disturbance
Order i. preserved in Madrid and through
;he provinces.
Marsha! Serrano arrived at Madrid last
nicht.
PARIS. February i3.-President Theirs
will Icc. gnize TIE spanish republic as soon
"a he i, .n.cially notified Of It's establish
;arn'.
Lr Ei.r i',sLiic sincerely wishes the new
y.u,.i,,,c we'll. and coun-els those who have
cha..e 20 beware Of cosmogo!itanI-H. amt
IJ.,i :. ,....rtcgcIc".
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AMADEUS.
Aa,a.:c::. Going 80 Lisbon Preparation"
for Iii. deception 3 Welcome 10

An,g Sea. Going 30 Li>bOn-Prcpara'ion"
for Iii. deception - = Welcome 10
Italy.
WASHINGTON. Veterinary l3-Ey-Kinc
hmahrl.. and family have gone TO Lisbon,
Nh"," :aey will remain until .prinG.
I.ri:f."ca. February i3.-Thc munic:
-,ali.. q: T.lli s"nC :. telegraph dispatch ="
- hi.. Amadeus. welcoming him home.
i's:i,:. February !3.-Thc Portuguese"
Minister of Public Works. ia. prominent
railway official, and the Spanish minister.
who -, actin. in acc"rAanc" with insrruc-
i;gn@ :.Jin hs government, hav" zone :"
Bal tio- 10 nee: eX King Amadeus ani !i.s
family. and .ecrit them 20 ,nI- cItT.
4 palace h.. been prepared Tor them,
which they will occupy na:A their I"V":-
tai" f.. Italy.
lnng I,h" 'xroya' family are cxp""t"'.
to .iIirr h'"c Tomorrow. They viii De
..ie; :. he railway station 10y hex m.,t5!t -
KIM i."gi. and his ministers.
.tUErD.. February !3--Amada"- and SIC
In"mi,.rs ii hi. family me": with most re
si.c.,r i con liberation ~ the station, On III.
va: 10 t!Ic Portuguese frontier.
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FOR HAVANA.

FOR HAVANA.
g'ouriinr at Cedar Keys nuR Seq West
Sarry!ns. the .Taitc'i STATES .ala,Is
r.. The New Orleans, Florida
ss-s-c@Esazs$S and Havana Steamship Company
% l. sSsS@ vii. dispatch {. :!s: asa Ssss5 pas
SEfess ss.a4asSs s.uG-E steames
Every Wednesday.
Prom the foo. ~ SaliOpc street, Srss DIS eriSG
BATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana 80 Ge.sr EsB
Csb'a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 S25
StarrH"e Observation-Disclosures. ~ %
Through bills 81 ladng ,sauei 20 al 9oipts ~
Florida. including Tampa. and 20 New SoE.. ShRae
leBulH ,ni Savannah.
Noae Hu. IL. 'ompsny's hills o: ;asi'is signAGs
and none signed after sailing Of the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets given to above points.
No sreigt.t receI.eS S'thOu: ta?mis from ShG o.
ice
Pos f.sish: OF p, sat:e ,pp'y 70
/. x. R0}KRES -rsrsrrep
No. i20 Common street,
over the Louisiana National BANK.
Tho steamship HAVANA follows ola regulaR
day. dies ly
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MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

Nr.w I0IK February -, Evenins.-Cot.
tn .u,i; up'ands .0,sc: Orleans 2lasC /:
sales to day IlJ. bales; ne. receipts 1899;
c, port- 80: sales IF futures 1850 bales
~ follows: February - - is a 20 3-I6o;
March 2Gr, 20 ,-lGc: april 70 1-l6 20 Ice;
Nj y 3G4c: June q Il Bloc; July 81
az .t!Cc. Flour dull: comuQ1 10 fair
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2REIIEN.

SHEH2HNs
fSpih Herman Lloyd
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OEHsAES
VIA HAVRB. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA
The Steamships Of the North
<T[.ss& German Lloyd ,il! resrsns thets
regular trips as follows:
srom Bremen. !'.ors Nov OrIeAnEs
KOELI.... .D""+inher ~ .arH"sy Is.
ST"ASBURT.. January I. February @
FRANKFURT. ..Jt: uarN %. March :.
k;tLS.... ..f'true sso S&!C!. 70
HiHkttE En-. Marc. y. .isl! -!
STRASSBt it's March %. sprl Do
FRANKFURT. .pr!! = Ma! -.
Further days departure ali b" .,.iv. sssd herdo
after
III. steamers :oUc'. outward ~ Ea"g. snt HASS
a.a.toH 10 land and receive passengers .iG treghto
PRICE. OF PaSSsoE.
From r..nen. Southampton or HsvTs N SaTanS
or New O!t.aus
Ca3in.........' ...............''' 60 ''ohs
E.19a SEA UTl.a,ls Hs'sT. to Southampton
Havr. or bremen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .........*!S 80 SoSo
i1t't'., ~ SU!tS
Frau. N.|s Srea't. TO LA yav..
'a'iH...... ......'........ : - H''6E
fastase tickets from Bremen. SOTti.@ np'On OS
Havi. - Nsr Orleans. issued by iii. euI.ssl gneGo
10. :l.rther faTii' ;I'aIs apply l."
81. :. SI!tskAE:hR y go. 2SsGts.
arr " No. ~ G'l.s'u e:reeSs
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supplies ana cht movement Is FeatFiCte" III
iu' lSe' an III Wv u az ',''
the LANDING ms G'ihlile, q i, '"to
W 't'r loA ., Az uo'e 80 80 IA ~
a, =, W U no'. ny Ihr 'esl'',,l t."'at
- ooisFe SOLO o. - ,d ny a.
90 :, y: ~ Damaged at .: - anu t'V Nv
,rFpI" eH'fa % '2' y" n'it AZ e. n,i".
low IfoIo ID -, ~ Il" y' 80 q" "a ~ 70 =.
A'' "nU . u" at - - 49, ~ ~ ~ "a ~
ana ~ low o"oir eA'r" -! ~ 20 "a ~
:, %h1 ~ ca0lce'E'ia ~ :i' - ~ u" q;
go - - 90 2'' ''>'' - ~ "'' ana
- at - - Io'
C"RN hEAL-IlA ne marie, - "tte VA 9ri'
pcs. Even 'nr "c"i'IH 49, "iTiy -
th,i" -t"e x n job sails II $ :" t. obi.
foES-! hei" IS none III htS1 udnoS'
'1t ~ ipo b4Is new me- ~ arrive 70 is'o,'
.nw. sold a: 50 y hAl and ~ ana ""0 Dds
one, %! 'h' s'"i' soI" "a pirate ,elH':
-" mess !. ,'h'H; a. -" ., s"'"i''n' -
-" -: "',: 80 ~ 90. -. g, >,
are Hh.' ~ -. - - ~
2a-.cHre''' - in hrrnd. =: 'iercrs ''la. TO
"r!'Vr, 1T '"h2c T. 10. 'AI 80 on 'he ~i'"'' "'
'",:r IL. =,
Dr.: SAT- NEA--Ia'"e Z" nri'e ''i' al
first hands. 10 casks 'houi'.eFs s".h a;
t'.r + 10. lhr d, ''rf4 are ret", ing Sn"N!-
d",' al a. &c: e'er .'b sI"e' Sac c''aE
"lIr' : " &c = ID. ,,, "a
BACON ihc!e Is none ~ n'S1 n"h"s -
casks clear flh :'deE S"id ~ S'st: ~ 90
! clear .'i's AZ 3". > AT ''%c. au' > az @'1'
! 10 Gear "" Eide7 are G1odr" a. Q g
-, .lrn,.'iar.
! I.p;,I IN iol, sru,,Iv and fair de
| mani =, l,ers ,ark.r. sold al 9..c y h
T;',c" :. ruot.7,, NJ n ga, fn, nack.rs' and
! 81, = sls. fnr ratns,,. kp, 80 a.G.c b, II,
| v,,,,-, I,,,n,. h.vsI.nan SOM, rrcriuta
| az choice. CINCINNATI. but no sales yet.
! The last wey" AT GS,. /, GALLON. Ordinary
Western ,ectitied IL quoted AT 92c V gallon.
! Louisiana rect!fsd i in light supply. and
| ~ cau, urooT j. SELLING at ~. P.pallou, 4
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EXPORTS.


MALAGA Ado:.i.-i--." .ta..s
tf:EL--,.lr:s '.r".-il bales cotton
FAR. EGDNA--E..!k .'r.lA--Isr ~ feet humber
Il 4Ul -ra"r.
EKEME*->!Hp Hioh....-.ta ha.es cotton 10
r.t!, trrl"""
!.VEHPDr:,--'hip s'.n:n.-i.Ht bales Co:t"., no
-s.-r., ..l.tir i,.sHa.
LIv.t.T' cL--&'.l, ..p' -. -n-.,2I h,es cotton
2ilG >t,v.. 20 -k- .,II. dust % ht4,.s tOhaCco
NFKPrJL--~t".n-h !. Prince tdwa,d--.!}l
bales 4i$! -. U,i., ;b- -t3.y,- ~ ,cS
ifEthFc t;.-->i.,.. -, III s--t2o! bale. cot' =
200 .tsv.. ..2o sk. irl!o I-: -. sks o!i.ak- 500
hGi. ,cs!n % i.A.lS t.uN
MISUNDERSTANDING. Mempl,:s--jT2. ha. p.
cnItuu "a a." oI!s. :, oI.l. l1>t Ollie ,kr
81 ibis tallOW - a1s". SIl- ! Md be AJAX ire
LAID b .. tongues
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BELOW JuMiTG IT.

20 IH.s:r'-
sciorlr :. ;.h.. H:.!u'h ny.I l. DAYS from 30 :o,
;oG.o i.s IL. ScO--
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Marine Intelligence.
CFEICE rF TE& REPUBLICAN ,
day. February -. .o.J.
rrr,prD YESTERDAY.

E.!,.,;. Steamship Memphis Mellon 70: ,.iy.rro"'
b..t Ssh tcaT..h.p !.!hc. .'":d, !!..seI tex Nv
"ir3o!
;tu-,an ship |u.io,. Ri"."!i ioT Liverpool
'tIudu shIp Richard, Bamhacn, tOi Bremen
British sinh, Pee I.ess. Allr.., ter hlvc!pno.
Ship &oINeste ned gt.ev. for Liverpool.
Nor ,.rgiau bark ."l-s. GUudvrs"n fOE Kev.'
spanish bark AdOuis 1ladrid. tor Malaga
Spanish har. P.r a, Iiigurr. for Barcelona
Schoou-. palma. iIcDoug3'!. -. !.,caoA!t IN bal.
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EQUATOR "ai,.., from Inc iass.,-Tow". tow
$50. :. 4. s.u instant. -hi. i'pI- des oarl
Princess nun.ar, Url. K" N" and schooner T
H;on.-.!r"n.tt Up ship. !i""n' l.!on ".d a..
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4rHSE Oai.EAN.>, MOBiLi.
TEXAS RAILROAD.

TEXAS RAILROAD.
Passenger Depot feet Of Cana; street.
On and after February .. 1873. trains *a"e -
s. NJ. aud :'.la +. ~.
Trains arrive a. ,.,5 y u az! y y.
fJLLhAH', PhLsTE sir&Pl's CARS suM
through - Lyrr! burg. Atlanta. Louisville" and 81.
Louis making su-" connection. "lt ~ '.!G JpISa
Hr routes 20 tho East NOItH and West.
:ICk"t- Tor ..iIr 'u!1l.r Camp ana t"Emnn.
stTt.t.. Opyosit. tIty Hotel, and ~ ".Uu'.
NORM ~ =. 5'St',
Genera! EIe'eht a. :"t.t Ag"H%
y. -. SJIsNiHG.
jazz G.n-ral S porints.niens
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-,T..I. RAIL: DNIBLA TRAM

BALTIMORE. AND CHIC
kAILROAD.
T'as great eaor, a. frou, Cfrc.nna: ,nr Col1r.sus
EAST:
Saw eighty Fever. :" ~ miles. and arI:vBR oa6
tram IN ssdsanc" %!
NEW YORK
SAVING .::y .:na miles .nd arriving E:s s&s hAIs
hours IN adv;.Ac~ ~
EA,.TIMORE.
ss-'n ":.nt' seven miles, an: arriving sIGhS
AL .h...-quarttrs hours ~ a.d"aIOa AZ
WAsHItt!T0Ao
PHILADELPHIA
One t9Ii. III" 4ui.s"5@
TIN GREAT 'RoN RAILWAY BRIDGES
over u. ONO rye, TT rarkcrsburs and gsjlsiP
Az completed
x0EsiHp asb NIGHT ZINES p
Pu!ini.u's Pn!"cs Drawing -Ro0m SaA
sleeping tHTH
Az. ttis r.u"e T.on, ". Louis s4nc.1y1s oP
Co!umS.s "a Ba'tiDIor. and Y HsGIaytGU GltY
WITHOUT CHAEGEi
BY nj. rou,e you a,.ia All omr.isus transfers
rio" tor .als at ~ sol,e. Office. Ia 81. South
aud ".s..
l.. 81 COLE,
G.neT.. Ticket Acsr,: Baltimore Iary.snSs
". = SMITH.
Ss.teg Transportation, S.itiHofe. SSeylanG
*InEEY B. JONES
."i1,si Passenger A.""1, Gn"in.Aat. Ohio
's9o :I!s: aAST......g'fs gEIK xA.gg
gia ;Nafsviua snS Ohio nuP gT;as.susrvs
RnDv~Uys
&c completion OF the L4odisv!lle Yvi.iou - .;cs
.osl ~" SIC S2,enciIs equipment 81: assssuers
srSYt.- ..aKe@ .hs the
H.S@T ROUTE II, CIHCIHNAYi,
AND
81. f;'i:;G8 EAST and soaTHRAsr.
'cHtEIE THHGVGH TRAINS DAILY,
".-1 e's"os connections from IAe sVuth :ot Gas
CtnIat.
FIFE0cT CEAEGg ~? ::ARs-
s-'t snt a. ras .tck". 1is .oI!svfl'e NJ ss9
"hlo a"6 Niss;ss'cpt Pa. fav foJ .Va Al - prise
~T'l III ~ Co II Il 70" IT, and IA Louie vile nj
'ae t'HtTa' or OF So ,pfapnu", corner FourIk
anf nsr az a..g also ut '+g: E0yse and SoUlIStL
, .D@ ann = Id r. tells
: 1T .. ';inrt1Ia'i 40 pOtnts Last, W.
tAis In, .Ee S-.~t 1;En me gtoGmers, and kaSs
| !t.S- SCE "a are EoOd tl.ia rnef
1 CHARLES x P0LLBTT,
G>aetst =. bsea ger aad Ticket Agent 81, Louiz.
J. :. GRiEWOED,
/ Geaersl Super lnrendont St IoufKs
| THOMAS DORWlS,
| .ysiy esaerel Southern Agent. pisvlla
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1xtra IS 4OnS %. Whisky dull at 9242
q2c Wbeat-Buyers and sellers apart.
Corn in moderate demand and steady.
Rire firm AZ ga SEC. Pork dull ana IN
changed. Lard quiet and steady. tGrhen.
fine unsettled. kosin active 1ailo"
steady FreIghts quiet.
Coffee strong. Sugar quiet anu steauF
Molasses quiet. Rice firm. >,
CIxCI>NATI. February l3.-Cotton Gu,!;
midII;p. 20c. Flour quiet at s. 80 -
Wleat-Demand fair; market trim at - ~
- Corn quiet at 40c. Oats quiet At
~ r zoe. Provisions better, but held firmly
Pork firm at $l3. Lard firm steam, l2e
b!d kettle, iobbinG sales at Sc. Bulk
meats tirlneI: shoulders ias"; clear iih Us
naL2c: clear tas Gao, all fully cured
Bacon tirmer: shoulders jaB 1l2c. clear RIO
7l.c: clear II az sc. with sales. " Risky
steady at 89r.
81 LUUIs, February i3.-Cotton nomI-
nally lower: low niddliug lSc. Flour
Gliet and unchanged. Wheat dull ana
lower IN splinG and low grades: no. :
spring Chicago 81 sc: Only sample lots 81
tall Itferng. Corn dul! and lover: \" :
mixed 81. 3'j.c On easttrack. Oats Gun
NJ. . 2Sc. Wh;-!,y firm and shade better:
81. Il zoe. Pork firm: S'': - - Tor rye
.u.ar and standard. DE-. salt meal arm:
10, packed lots cash: shoulders '1Zc. clear
ribs n5,c. Gear t7.e. Bacon steady: only
order trad. Lard nominal saiaUie ~ 80
generally hcid az, SO.
Foreign 9i"rs~ts.
I;:ERFool. February - Evening Cot
49,, closed heavy: upland- ." 9iad: Orleans
| ~ sd. Sales 10 ,iayio.000 bales, OF "hlc'
! 1909 were .rI export and speculation. iht
! safe. iur'.lgG 5000 bales OF AMERICAN cot
| ..n. Short niddl.s 30. "a.
Lo>DoN. February !3.- Deere ase o! on.
ion in the Bank OF England go DOC.
PARIS. February -. ETsnns -l:ent''
| closed at .jJt G0c.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-14
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WASHINGTON. February 9.-Ona Of the
most remarkable clairus ever presented 20
Congress was recently passed 10y the Senate
and il row before the House. 1t is for
secs %. being the value Of :. negro boy III
teen or sixteen wears q! age who Was pro
tacted an! cared fer hy General UtleE while
co mel of the twenty second .-g Erut OF
Wisconsin volunteers. The papers in th,
case show that while Gtncra. Utley was al
Lexington, Kentucky, with hi. regiment. a
| small. half-starvcG "cgro boy. with nothing
on but :. pair OF ragged pant%ioors aud a
shirt. catnc 70 his quarters IL a severe snow
storm. This Toy was in peIishing condI-
| ton and represented that he had been in
! the woods fog a long time. sub-i ting ON
! L,8cI, waln;its and sleeping in hogs ntsts
| uu,il the snow storGn drove him in.
! This was in the fall OF 1862. Genera
| ('tley ordered the boy {" be taken care of.
| aud thought no more atru. j. until one
| William Robertson called GA hm and
! claimed the boy as his property, ana sought
| to take hin, away. General U:ev called
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-15

GRATIFYING TO CONSUMERS Il
will be gratifying to all consumers OI
sugar to learn that the prospect is
that for some time to come sugar will
be abundant,thus causing cheap price.
The american Grocer, one of our
, valuable contemporaries that makes
exhaustive research into matters like
this. says that the sugar crops in ali
producing countries are very large
The beet root sugar production OF
E'rope will yielo eleven hun 1red thou.
sand ions, crop that is one fifth lar
ger than last years. The increase vi
go far towards supplying the European
market. and will lessen the demand
there for American sugar. So that "A
erea,er amount than ever before will
seek sale in this country, and keep
prices low during the summer. These
effects have already been plainly
visible for some time, for at New Yorl
as we'll as all Others on the Atlantic
coast where refining is extensively
done, the sugar importation tuis
season has been very heavy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-15
A CONVENTION AT ABING-
DON.

Mr.. Daniel Trigg, County Super
intendent, has just issued a card
recommending the voters of Wash
ington Co. to meet "at their places
of voting" on Saturday the Goth
instant and select for each town.
ship two delegates to contention
to be held at Abingdon the first
day of our next Court, which con-
vcntion will elect delegates to the
State Convention.
1t will be perceived that this
call ignores both the State plan of
Organization and orr old accustom-
ed usage. 1t is at variance with
the plan now being pursued in the
other counties of the State. These
would not be objections if the plan
proposed could reflect more clearly
tie popular will, or is in any way
superior to the methods named
II our nil d it seems liable to the
still greater objection of being nc
clearly defined plan at all for the
call proceeds to state that:
"IF MEETINGS SHOULD NOT BE
HELD in tho townships it is very de-
sirable that there should be very
full attendance at the county
convention in order that all parts
of the county may be properly rep
resented"
We think it clear that there will
not be meetings held in all the
townships, and that they may be
held in son.e, so that the plan will
lack unity of action. Then the
usual court day convention VIII be
held. Now if IN that convention,
which is just what the matter must
now come to, the various townships
are allowed to retire separately and
name their own delegate and alter
mates, then we can promise for it,
not only our own acquiescence and
support, but those of many others.
If however it shall come to an effort
to throw the townships into a mass
convention, in which the townships
most heavily represented shall have
power to dictate the delegations to
to those but feebly represented in
numbers, we will object and
there are others who will do so too.
We hope there will be large
attendance on court day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-15
CHOLERA,

Nashville and Chattanooga are re-
ported clear of the scourge.
At Greeneville some of the absentees
have returned little too soon, and
some of the population have fed too
late, having carried to other points the
germs of the disease. Mr.. Carson the
Express agent and assistant Depot
agent, fed TO Morristown and died
there on Saturday. Mich Stephens
died few days ago near Fullens.-
Ayes Miller died on Saturday at Lime
stone. Miss Temple. sister to Judge
o. P. Temple died on Friday in
Gre eneville. V. S Jones, deputy clerk
and master died in Greeneville on Sat-
urday,
Knoxville agitated about two
deaths from bowel troubles" OIL
yesterday, but we hope the young city
will escape regular visit of the Chol-
err.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-15

ported, in the magnitude of its sales and its
reputation MS sale, agreeable and potent
invigorant and restorative. For languor and
debilitp, lack of appetite and gastric disturb
ances 50 common during the summer months
it is absolutely nfallible, Indigestion, bilious
disorders, constipation, nervousness period
ical feyers, and all the ordinary complaints
generated BY vith,ted and humid atmos-
phere, vanish underits renovating and regu-
lsting influence. This is its record, svouched
by volumes OF intelligent testimony, extend
Ing over period OF fifth of Gentry, and
comprehending the names Of thousands OF
well known citizene belonging to every class
and calling. In Europe it is Thought great
thing to obtain the patronage OF royalty for a
patent medicine" but Hostetter's Bitters
has been spontaneously approved by millions
OF independent sovereigns, and its patent
consists in their endorsement.