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The Na,ioba in,erieencer contains lcSg card from
Mr. CUou relative to the ARRAY between himself and
Mr. Churchwe He gives the certificates Of several
bcss of the House proving that Me- Churchwell drew
pistol him. He charges Churchwen Also with habit.
uay carrying bowie knife and pistol and with the de-
berate purpose OF attacking him. .nd then shooting him
down. His language is very severe. We quote the
GLIDING part Of tho card:
upon a review Of the whole feel mysclf war
ranted from the proofs placed before the public, and
and from circumstance which has my knowl-
edge, but not alluded In the statement OF others, to
state without reservation qualification, that COL
league stands fully convicted the following charges
First. That he formed the deliberate purpose Of go.
ing armed into the House Of Representatives to attack
and denounce mo in such terms he believed would
paovokc me to make immediate aud personal assault
upon him and, In the should do that he
cuded that he would have right to shoot inc down in
sclf-defence and IL his pistol his nerve should fall
him, that he might rely upon those friends whom he had
requested to stand by him and the ocersof the House TO
protect him from injury at my hands.
Second That the contained In his card that
the representation that he had exhibited deadly
weapon during" his "rcmarks In the House false,
aud that he ibid not draw wcaponat all" he knew be
when he made them lie canuot the charge
Of wiliu ssehood by cav about words and admit that
he did exhibit deadly weapon at the close OF the remarks
he making them. Nor can he escape, by like Qub
be from the like charge Of wiful lsehood in stating
that he did not draw weapon at all IL will not avail
him that during or "n connection with his
marks" he did drdw a wespon but that he did
before he commenced his remarks, which he merely
took from his desk the close Of them, and used after
rose to my feet. Whatever verbal or mental rcserva
ton my colleague may have relied upon to shield him
from the imputaton Of down light fasehood In making
these statements they intended to produce the I'M
precision on the public mind that no weapon had been
drawn exhibited him any time, either just before
just after his remarks and tina; had falsely charged
the exhibition of deadly weapon by him when sprang
towards him and he therefore cvsdc the full
sponsiby OF having deliberately sought impose false
hood upon the public"
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To CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters susinsss must be Addressed to the "kdftors a.
Articles written paper will published
rule ,,ng standing ought be will
no departed Obituary notices eding eight
,iaes charged for as Advertisements.
~ Communications viii be charged the advertise
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In an article on the cattle trade the New York 2ri6m
says
1--WE know of one OPERATOR one of the most shrewd
business men OF Chicago who happened be here the
highest imitation Of prices and photographed home his
agents TO buy all the cattle they could market that
would not fall below llc he price Of good beef
now, is down 10 Ssai0 per hundred) this season. He
Filling prices and would have had 600 10 market day
but they detained in Albany, without being able
get here to lose for their about $4,000 or 70 t.
Boston at less loss. The has 1900 III
uois, not worth there much by $40 hesi he paid
for theta
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There is scarcely, says the New York Journal of Com
eree of the h inst large town in the Northern
Western States where the cholera does not exist though
n none of them it very prevalent. New York, Phia
dephia, Boston, Providence Baltimore New Haven Gin.
cinnat &c. &C. have all had less cases, chiefly,
but not ALL among the vicious As have hardly reach
cd midsummer there is of course, anxiety know
whether il is in future to be confined now, sporadic
cases or whether it is to become epidemic in 1882
The number OF deaths then by cholera in this city
greater in day than i; is with quadruplc the
population in week. Considering that the 4h of July
occurred last week. the number of deaths by cholera in
this city es) less than might have been reasonably
expected"
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me MONT pFN,Lg ACApruy -.7b.

HDIE MONT FEMALE ACADFNiY-The Fourth ses,ion Of
t shool will commence the LAT September and eiois
the LIST OF the is wing July n5tTuotion given In all the branch
u,u'l tsuvht in the best Female sehoos The subscriber will
be aided by two competent 'euiale AssistautE
tuition months SER Music $50 French
go Drawing Painting sO Embroidery and Needle No g.
payable months Books AMI static
Richmond Bookstore prices Printed ciTenars VIII be forwarded
Those who desire Informs address the subscriber at
"Gorionsville, Orange eounty, Va" - - -
Jy1t-iAwCs JAMES W. G0sI.
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The New York Herald of the 9th instant SAYS: BREAD
sufis were moderately active yesterday without change
OF moment in prices. Cotton toersbly active and
firm, closing with upward tendency in quotations.
FTeigh,s Liverpool continued quite steady full rates.
while To California they dull. There were eight
vessels up for California, which filing up slowly"
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~ AUCTION HoTioE-Ths balance Of MI s,exsp, ,,ocs
VII DC sold on TuEsDiY, 18th, at o'clock
Hf DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 90 ,Aue,s,
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Ordered by the Board Of Visitors that Cadet Thomas
Blackburn, being the time Of his death proficient in
the Of studies pursued at the Institute, certificate
of this fact be made to HE father and Cadet Bekburns
will be borne upon the rolls a. aumnus without
class standing
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LOCAL AFFAIRS

BrRiAt-The Caledonia Guard turned on, on ,e.lerJa,
to bury two deceased members Of that corps named viii
nesday amer short illness.
Their disease has been set down as cholera. o,he,
members Of that company are, understand very un
well Their parade on yesterday was UNUSUALLY smsi
We should regret to learn OF any nee, vbch
could tend 10 any way diminish the strength of ,hs
excellent corps, or mar Its efficiency Il IL composed
body OF brave salwsrt men, well suited to fatigue
We learned that Buchanan, ono OF tho dece..ed
members had been suffering from diarrhca nearly mon,h
before his DEATH lilo attended parade on the 4h Instant
though suffering from this disease and IL presumed ths
the hardship Of that day aggravated hs condition and
led perhaps to the sad result which followed.
MAroRs cocRr. YHrrRpAr-TMr Boor non wsdp.,a,,
Charles Andeson up on charge
Ing pair OF boots nom Alfred swami eoiored
whose shop was broken into the night OF the 4h
onAs i ne bought The boots ofa eoorsd fellow will
liam, brietsyer belonging Williams and Bill being
brousht before his Honor admitted having sold them but said
bought them nom eoiorsd fellow George slave OF Mr.,
Loaisa Allen
George brought yesterday but from the evidence
was Innocent that Biz the rogue wa.
B B n I.ssS.S ara and ID sS ssrssS,ar
Dnculsorp-wm Randolph nee co,or.a fellow srou,h, nm
S si ss free as ,s Win
STEALING MoSKr-wi,m slave beiopsipx to Near, r a A.
Wait s va. ~. oTsSsS, up up on charge Of stealing
appear. The io. Mr. Wall. counter Will. he wa.
IL pa'h hand into the
ana S Ses A sAiss sS
convenient carry or. ~ wv 's"'" 'ounu very
M, Wall aroused by sgh noise looking to-
me aoor observed boy running pursued him And
snort chase the fellow nzbbed Tn. Dor vbirh
witheu cent In 10. - N nv "es A"es'eu
MI aman, shohappened present found cold ,o,,
c-ntents OF the box. " s "1i'J 'oge' he
ss;t 81 Nj. s AZ. hi:
He ~, was taking the money ~ eN'' "A"sa
Inc Mayor told hin he regarded agency an v,.. an
ed him twenty five A' op'h'oa ORDER
phMntp-The charges against Mcssrs A. Dun v.b and A..
Tor permitting sagnant other
on their lots between 2Sd
abited. -' '"e nuhahees were
Carter, slave, and Watt another slave alan,
uk 70 Mr John SsaJs, had
hote on fuesda evening last ~,
yesterday. o. ''e MS hohor on
Watt said tina, Bill followed h.u, in IN. ,,r.., .
him. - > ~"u ~" ou' ehoked
rso other Witnesses coorsd boys testified that the two var.
together and that they suddenly turned to and caught
eAvn "tte by the skulls. IL all In n lew miputes
s monor Closed the scene by ordering Bill TWENTY-FIVE
fity watt dii not get the number - ~
runaway girl eight or nine OLA
49,. W y ahmsn Ferry on Wednesday evening, commit
tee oy he Mayor until her .
Wright. s'' A"d again 10 Mr.
The Mayor ordered Perry to make inquire, .So,, he.
owner. 1880 AO'1' her proper
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"ANTEr.-A Lazy Of experience. qualified to teach
Wv thoroughly the usual branches English Including ath
nates together with French and Music charge
Address ADVERTISER
jyli-W Cnlpeper Court House, Va.
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JAMES W. aoss.
BOSWELL AoADEMY, E0gR 1uLEs FROM

HDOsW ELL ACADEMY, FOCR AULES FROH
HD STA UNION, TI.-BY WIN. u JOHNSON Tie nevtStJ.
will the LIST Of September and
months with vacation Of two weeks ~ Christmas.
This IL strictly Boarding School daypups being TAKEN and
the number Of boardera limited 70 twenty
Besides the ordinary English banches N which particular at
enon given on the following subjects will be sugh,
cordng 10 the selection Of the pupils the desire Of the parent
guardian The Latin and Greek Language the Ieneh
Spanish and Italian Languar Mathematics Natural and Norsl
Philosophy, Chemistry Owl Engineering Uheo and prseio.)
nil OF Schools the Greek and italian Ian
gusrss Chemistry Principals graduate Of the Unyer
ofyrgna and trusts that also several experience
Owl Enynee has qualified him to give valuable Instruction to
a class In OWL Engineering
hundred dollars payable hafn advance and half
the M o. February for board iui,op fuel lights and washing
REFERENCES;
Prof Gesrner Harrison UnlTer Rev Caitenan Stanton:
atty OF va; Hon q " Ice, Ciarktburg;
Col II smith, va Military In Geo u Cooke PuVanna;
slltute; " w Tomln, Esq, King vii.
re- Rev Bishop Meade, CLARK COZ HAM
RI Rev bishop joint Williams Johnson, Tsq Richmond;
burg Beverly Tucker, Esq, Washington
Rev II Phillips, siaun,oni Hon n s.dsn, saunton
Post once, staunion, Va Jyl4-eiist Sept.
~ CoaGISST0iy IsRCHARTs
% Water street, New York,
Dbaeash advances made on oonsgnments flour
TO he above address, by
g1-d9W HIIIBLDs 4 BONNEVILLE.
NoFgEE sUaARtO Bbl, "stuarts" Yeilev Office sagaT
RAWLINGS MILLER,
iva Conner P,srl and cary streets.
ufrh frAs-aunpOuutr, impsns, Biaoi Tss, extra
~ nae quall'y,Jd,' received and for sale "
UN Corner Pearl and oary'tuse,S,
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UINNHM ~ FUft HNEE-We 3 n
~ very desirable Chesterfield about ave miles M IN
kichmond containing about S20
cared and in ar state ofmproysm.n the residue vel wood
ell The Improvements consist OF good
in good repair and all the other houses for the
mil AMI for farming operations There place
chard OF Various kinds Of fruit trees, and
considerable portion % the land has been
For farther information, terms &c, apply 10
RURPIN A AUGUST.
Iytl-tavM No Ih9 Main sirret Richmnrh
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n
Tobacco The breaks to-day prices
hog ,heAds sold At IL to 1925. ~ " As
Gotton-sales on Saturday OF about 100 bAies t9I
wheat at 1880 ' P''"' He"
Corn.-Por prime lots the demand active At IS 10 eae
Four-Choiee lots family want at $50 10 $40
Supe' hne S5D o. Wv W Wv
uano-The Government publishes his list OF priee
SIS ton Is the lowest price, for The
hty sold here at SIS. and large supply ha,d
Bacon-wesern sides 60 IS; shou der. a, m o.
round Virginia to aH nts - ~ w. iiOs
New HID z ~
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GtREAT BARGAINS IN COII.ARs.-Iu,t opened a b,,u.
IN ul assortment Of Embroidered Muslin Collars cents
worth IS cents
Also Rich Sets Of Sleeves Chese in Mal.es
Mnsn
Mourning Collars and sleeves In variety.
Cambria Sleeves and Collar, very nice
For bargains In above goods, call at % Main street
iva CHRISTIAN A IITuROp
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before cr',tioe ie'c talDe bpA hat
voice, Vh,ch soon aN,r mae ike
clarion amid tho csrnarc. sent beaver.
wHul. in cafnrg iOnts see SIR NJ ihy
epnrih q Lord pni c,mr and h,lr IA,
Tor Thou gi,cs mol always thc beills io
The 'ioue tui yansi save ny man, or
by rw" Il was roltmo. thrilling
sight, and ono newer hciorr Witnessed
on vsstrl.of var cl,ared ior sriieu. .--
\ ,onus commander vha hfA ihe cpur.
age thus to brave ihr dtr's,on aod snccr.
which such en acl Vas SURE aprovokt,
would Gsla Gov bis trs.rl "a hile lhorrisa a
plank zen 10 .iand on Oi the deeds cf
daring done ou lhai d., oferyat aclic,t-
mcu,s, NONE r,iuctd SO boll and a. firm
heart a. this mobile net ot religions
Worship
While YOUR Committee believe that
neither Congress nor the army nr na,y
should be- deprived Of the scf,itc of
chaplain,, thry freely ccnc,f, hw &C.
clcsiss,ical and ci,,l powers have bccu,
and should continue 10 be-. entirely ii.
,orcud from carhoihcr nut We beg
leave 10 rescue ourselves Gom the I'm.
puin'ion Of asserting TIM, religion Is not
needed to The safety Of ci,il society. II
must be- considered ns The foundation on
which the whole structure rests Laws
will not have pcrmanrnce OF power
without the snpriion of religious scnii.
mcnl without frm belief that there
Is Power above ms that will reward
our virtues and punish onr Vices IN
this age there eau hc no Substitute for
Christianity ihnt, in is general princi.
pies, is the great conservative element
on which We must rely for the purity
and p"rmanence oi free Institutions
That was the religion OF the founders Of
The fcpuhllc, and they expected Il to re-.
nmin TN retvlon-u' their drsrertlnn,s.
There Is great and very prevalent cr-
ror on this subject, TINT lhosc who or.
Panized the government did not lcgis-
hate on religion. They did lcpislatc on
It 10y making it free to all, =" to the jew
aud the Greek, to The learned and un-
loarncd.' The error has risen from
the belief that there Is no LEGISLATION un.
less iu pcrmissi,r or restricting cnnct.
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CHAPLAINs IN CONGRESS a N THE
ARMY AND NAVY.
March a7, 1854. 4.---ordered to be Printed.

hdrCh Zft lbo4.---Ordered to be Pnnted.
MI. MrscBAN, from the Committee on tn Judiciary,
made the following
REfORT.-Ths ComD'ittse on ne Judisary, 10 nhoa
r.fcrod tAs seiHor,ais Of oityas gf sorooai
sttrs, Prapag that tts eiFcs ef ehepisa ia ne army
Hatg, AZ Ma Pe,st, a, Indian staioHs, aAa both
honsss ef Congress, BE- abolished, respectfully re-
port
Tha, they have had the subject un-
der consideration, and, after careful
examination, are not prepared TO come
TO the conclusion desired by the memo
rialists. Having made hat decision it
is due that The reason should be given.
Two clauses of the constitution are re-
lied on by the mcmorialists to show
that their prayer should be granted
One Of these is in the sixth article, that
"no religious test shall ever be required
as "a qualification TO any office or public
trust under the United States" If the
whole section wee quoted, we appre-
bend that no one could suppose il intend
ed to apply to the appointment of chap
lains.
CART. C, SIC 3. The senators and
representatives before mentioned, and
the members o the several State legis.
latures, and al executive and judicial
officers. both of the United States and
OF the several States. shall be bound, by
oath or affirmation, 10 support this con.
st,uion but no religious test shall
ever be required "a a qualification TO
any office or public trust under the
United STATE"
Every one must perceive thai this
refers to class of persons entirely dis
lincl from chaplains.
Another article supposed to be- vio-
lated Is article lst Of Amendments :-
Congress shall make no law respecting
an establishment Of religion Does
our present practice violate that article,
What Is an establishment of religion
II must have a creed, defining what
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much the sam. a, since The ado,tioo
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nave ehahsed 'he pflhelP'e ~ ihis re-
spect. We ask ia. nrmorial,sts "a
IL q. a.. e., L., "a a.
'' 80 amy
chaplains were appointed for The rrNo-
'"''"''"! ""9 "" - :" "S"''N''i"h
rules for their regulation are found
"ih"lr th' ""tHi =" 'hS HitiNit' "i VAT
Cougrss- ordered. on Nav p. l7T7
ihai lhfic Nhuulh De one chaplain 10
each brigade of fhe army. Nominated by
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TREE PLANTING.

We notice among lho munihcent be-
quests Of Elliot Cresson. legacy of
$4,000 10 be employed in planting trees
in Philadelphia. There Is something
touching in this gilt. Il i- fragrant of
good taste aud kindly feeling. II seems
10 express gratitude for the comforting
shade Of some old tree under which the
weary philanihrophi.t had meditated
his schemes OF usefulness and Of con.
siderable interest ior the health and
pleasure Of future generations, who nre
TO people The city Of his birth And
when monuments OF marble and Of
bronze shall crumble, the brond arms Of
the elm and the OAK Will stand out
against the sky as the beGning memeu.
10 Of the libcralily aud the taste OF the
tree-loYing Philadelphiau
Every body should plant trees. No
object Is more beautiful than spread.
ing elm, or u lively evergreen, none
more productive Than the juicy apple
or the luscious penr Half the labonr
bestowed on single crop Of potatoes
would originate al orchard. the products
Of which IN a few year. would be- equal
IN value annually 10 the poiaioe CROP.
yet with little labor beyond the hnryc,t.
lns a lornighi's toll IN The spring or
autumn ia lransplnniing choice forest.
trees TO the roadside or tasreinlly
grouping them on The lawn. viii uli-
rnalcly add more 10 The value Of a place
Than i~'ce ihr time employed Ia build
ing o. fencing, For lhgir avn comfort,
for The sake Of lhcir desecndnnis. ior tho
insie and Improvement Of the country.
plant irecs--lci c'ery body plant trees.
That bald, nAkcd ebafcl,--tssteles..
trceless Who will have compassion
on The vorsiippcr., and surround il
With ireesf That district school. house,
bare and unsighry; who will interest
the boys In planting and protecting
shrubs and trees that will make il an
attractive and beautiful spot Thoso
'erdpreiess villages, Shh ibeir houses
ihrusi upon ,he street who will dis
tribuie honey -sarklss and Virginia
ereepers, and prairie iosrs. that they
may be turned inio civilized habi,a.
ton,
There il a soheiag, bna,anizing lnau.
enee IN horticulture aud tree planting.
that ws conli ~isb 4cre more eenernI.
ihsTe u too mnch danger a tl.e gross
aDd ssasaai aud s.lGsh ~ our national
character aud shils oar reliance mnst
be Du religious md edacaUonal inHu.
enoes 10 connect lhis ionlsuey, ve be-
Iieye that good and oniy good would
rops a ihs lose t,r tree. and noSers,
aod the cultivation oi l-,ih. II may bs
blessed Ia leading ih- beaH up 10 tho
.gss 81 'hs Hoss II sharon aad uhe
garden n Cod AassieaA Jksssesger.
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Iuasd zn4 Repaired Rctiasnrs ftt d,sa suuii
Anisncaa ilutel, WHuam .usst. Nhishaii
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tss.ts. arHrfllrH ace ff flsl..slt nafrsars sfac
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nfa es-s Hafth "a tpaH h'f-ssi As-s-a,
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CHANGF oF TIuI.
AND AFTER MONDAY JAM ARy
A e. Ar1s Aftius - Ia fnH ss fiisiatfta.s
)GAkE "a ktINGTps FuR RtrLAAn.
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tsRL RUTLAND rpK BILLIONS FAfJs.
y 4. and ilfHRN
tsNt hEiiun~ rALts roR ulrrLANp.
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lAANE ntft-aAD foE BURLINGTON.
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iit rtifsi ta1 rf1ii.a.t sad taha4a d Esis,4sf.
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n asaefftti asa fts IS asl.
f,i.H ie's ffsaes tl.ahnfi % .fh a. gi.s.hif..
90 a4lrf aNa r1iissaf fsIFaf,
Jbtfs =. Dt NLAP, sa,t.
EttIfft ft.rssr's Offifr
Atpa Aan- a-lA. 1854.
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