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THE yErTIsH PREMIER AND TIE UNITED

STATES.
Lord Pa,rerstor. ia the course OF speech "E'cn
he recently delivered a! 1iver;on, this a.lu".u "
the course pursued by the Amrricau AUTHORITIES !"
China:
We are often told to look to our cousins IN Ee on'
ted States as models Of conduct and there are s"h'e
things 10 which they might just as well iooh " 80
laugh hu: if We beg OF the advocate. OF ''r
to address themselves with "eyes right to Inc n'le
States pray what did their commander do in 'h!s very
difficulty in China in comparison with our oh'cels'
civil and navali Why, there was host belonging
to one of their ships Of fired at. well! NAV was
gree. insult, but there might have oeen an rHct'e
made for it that We're engaged in these no'iilie"
with China. and it might have been SAD mar 'hi'
American was taken for an English boat. IL Is '.us
the officers in that boat waved the American nag, ou'
III. Chinese might have said 1t Is a well kno"a sHIi
egv of war, and you wave the American nag l" ae,
ceiva u.s. We believed it was an English boat, ana
therefore fired at it. But did the American com
mander, like Sir Michael Seymour anu SIR John BOW
ring demand IN apology and demand that sih.l"f
thing should not occur again Not the east III lhe
world He inverted the usual course which Is said 10
bs characteristic of energy-a word aud blow-he
pu, il ihus-a blow and word. tCheers and lauSh
er> He began to knock down the fort, mud after De-
stroying that fort he sent to the Commissioner 10 say
An insuIt had been offered TO his hag; and he hoped
for An apology, lcheers, and an assurance TO the e
feet thai it would not happen again lcheersG ana ne
gave twenty -four hours for this apology and e1pana
lion to be sent to him. but before these tweniyour
hours had expired the ship which was lying near the
fort saw something other going on which the Off:
GERS shrewdly imagined were for renewed defence, if
not for renewed attack. WE'LL this American officer,
without waiting and writing to the United Staies 10
know what TO do-without waiting for ordera from
Washington-he did not wait even for the twenty
four hours to expire, but he said. $40, no. Mr. China
man, this won't do you throwing up fresh bate.
ries and putting in fresh guns" and he commenced
the demolition of the fort and took possession OF those
guns before the time had expired which he had given
the Chinese Commissioner in order to make his spol
ogy and explanation. (Cheers.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE COMET TO STRIKE THE EARTH NEXT
JUNE.

THE COMET TO STRIKE THE EARTH NEXT
JUNE.
A writer on this subject in the st. Louis Republ-
can says:
l. There are astronomical calculations of the orbit
OF the coming comet that warrant the prediction that
it will touch the EARTH
- Science can calculate the orbit Of this eccentric
comet, matter how long its period, and predict,
unhesitatingly, that the comet now approaching will
come in contact With the earth the morning of the
10Th of June, about twenty minu,es after 10 o'clock
and tine point Of contact will be in the vicinity of
place called Vide Poche or Csrondelet.
). The nucleus of this comet is very large. aud
composed Of the bisuphurretted carbonate Of the
protoxsde of manganese. The tail is chlorine, and
although You cannot see stars through it, they will
PROBABLY be seen by many individuals at the time Of
the collision.
The world should be grateful to this writer for the
certainty with which he predicts the collision" and
ths eract,ess with which he describes the component
parts of the expected visitor But We should not
forget that He who made and governs the boundess
Universe controls the movements Of these and all
other heavenly bodies. and scierce falls wherever i;
eornas IN opposition to the known laws of Divine
Providence. IL Baltimore San.
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For the Enquirer.
p n. AYLETT, ESQ.

Allow an old acquaintance of this gentleman, to e1
nress the hope that he may receive the nomination OF
fhe marty for the Office OF Attorney General 1t lie
unnecessary for me to more than aiude TO his repu
,ation AZ a brilliant, eloquent and effective speaker
and writer. Itia, probably unfortunate for his repu-
;ation as lawyer that he is so well known as poi
lawsudent. All who are familiar with the character
Of his mind f,ol assured Of his achieving great sue
cess at the bar, now that he has directed all OF ha at
teu,ion to his profession n" one who listened to me-
Ter Snrings during the canvass of lS4S, when a
mere yoath, fresh from college, and at Louisa Court
House in 1865, enterains doubt OF his success as
debatsr before any legal tribunal of the land.
Oo0' A PIEDMONT LAWYER.
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There has beer but district In this county assessed
so that an increase cannot shown. The of
1850 made the aggregate for Norfolk county So
Allowing but 25 per cent for increase since the present
the returns yet received give only district with au
of 81 alO s2i which leaves l32 s,ill to be
added to the grand aggregate Adding This omitted tem
the aggregate for the Stae 1913 42i O9s and shall
the complete official valuation swollen TO at least
1916 a7 This aggregate shows increase over the
of 1885, which S24 $50 90 Of Sl0l 00l
one hundred and million six hundred and seven
thousand dollars which must be confessed to be
right handsome official increase COR six years.
fCounties marked thus u have been formed sinco the
assessment OF 1850.
Counties marked thus ~ those from which new
counties have been formed that comparative increase
cannot be shown
aThis decrease cannot be accounted for.
bThe.c is 20 lutte increase that it nothing
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p O e r II u .
TnE GRAVE IN TIE CHASCEL

TIE GkAS l. IN l ilr- WIN
Beneath the chancel. hal!owed stone,
Exposed to every ius;;c '.ead,
To few, save rustic noarners, known,
Ny brother, is thy iowly bed.
Few words, upon the romgh stone raven
Thy name-,hy birth-thy youth declare
Tny innocence-rhy h"pss"i li"sveh''
In simplest Phrase recorded there.
No 'scatchenns shine no banners wave,
In ,nockery DER my brothers grave
40 sound Of human toi! or strife,
To DEATHS lone dwelling speaks OF Ike,
Nor breaks the silence sill. and deep
Where thou, beneath thy burial Sione'
Art LAID in that unsiar,led sleep
The living eye hath never known
The lonely sections footsteP faiis
In dismal echoes on the walls
Al slowly pacing through the alsie'
He sweeps tn unhoy dust away,
And cobwebs. which must not decay
Tbose windows on the Sabbath day;
And nssspg through the central nave,
Tresds lightly on my brothers. grave.
Eut when the sweet toned Sabbath chime,
Pouring its music on the breeze,
prociaims the well.known holy time
OF prayer, and thanks, and Bonded knees;
When rustic crowds devoutly meet,
Aud lips and hearts to God are given,
And souls enjoy oblivion sweet
OF earthly ills, in thoughts Of Heaven;
What voice Of calm and solemn tone
Is heard above the burial stone7
What form in priestly meek array
Beside the altar kneels to pray7
What holy hands are lifted up,
To bless the sacramento cup7
Full we'll know that reverend form,
And if voice could reach the dead,
These tones would reach thee, though the worn
My brother, makes thy breast his bed;
That sire, who thy existence gave,
Now stands beside thy lowly grave.
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CpnM WASHINGTON

W>saiSGroN, April 24-The charges against Mr..
Isard, Governor Of Nebraska having been with.
drawn he will be removed the ground Of public
eyp+diency. 1t is probable that his successor will be
cioaen :rcn ron slave holding State.
The GoveTnorship OF Utah has been rendered to
Msjor Benjamin McCuiloh, and it is believed hat he
will accept the appointment. A letter is now OH it's
way to him requesting his presence in Washington.
Tas design OF the Administration is to pursue
p-.cviul policy towards Utah in order that the laws
she be executed and the rights of every inhabitant
10 inc Territory protected without recourse to arms.
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THE spaSlsH-MExIcAS DIFFICULTY.

The Madrid correspondent; OF the London Times
says that the Spanish government is much more o..
siIous Of peace than Of war with Mexico. Inc mn
tary preparations very small scale, apa the
augmentation Of the Spanish naval force in the "es'
Indies is 20 be regard iu the light OF demon't'a
ton, but by no means indicating an intention
of an immediate blockade much less ol an approach
ing bonbardment. Spain fears for the Cuban posses
sions il she gets into war with Mexico, and Eng.
land and France are not without serious fears that
the United States would become involved in such
war, and eventually the peace of the world become
endangered.
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INDIANA MASSAC2ES

CHICAGO. April 23.-'rhe pursuers Of the Indian
band- which have lately been committing many
confirm the rurnored massacres in Blue Earth coun
IS. Forty settlers have been murdered at Big Bend
and several women taken prisoners. Great alarm is
everywhere felt, as all the Indians beyond the Min
nesots river assuming hostile attitude. Rulnors
are rife Of the alliance between Sioux and Chippe
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

ClNcIxxArI April 20.-The Ohio Legislature ad-
yurned on Saturday, 1t previously passed bill
making il peniteutiary offence to claim or hold
slaves in Ohio, undertake to carry away from the
SAFE as slave any person Of color This is intend.
ed 10 prevent the operation of the bred Scott deei
SION. Tic use of the sils in the State ior the con-
an.rnent of fugitive slaves wac also prohibited.
Resolutions were adopted declaring It a duty to
Us. all The power consistent with the national COM
pac, to S.event tho increase and TO mitigate finally
a1a eradicate the slavery ordinance of 1887, so far
IS i; concerns slavery should it be extended to all
territory in the United States Senators and repre-
senaves in Congress- are requested to vote against
H., admission of any State unless slavery is excluded
BY liz constitution.
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EpOM HAVANA.

NEW ORLEANS, April 24.-The s,eamer Cahawba,
s,nn, Havana. with dates to the 10Th, has arrived.
The stock of sugar at Havana and Ma,anzss was
g., 900 boxes Prices had advanced one real and the
I,erk-t wae unsettled.
The United States ship Of war Saratoga left lava
rs on the 10Th for Key West-all well.
Colocrard, the late defaulting exchange broker of
III: c,v had arrived at Havana. and by the order of
.hr Captain General he was ordered to leave island
anI 4 naokega OF Sl3O0O was taken from him.
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PROGRESS OF THE REAL ESTATE y" hA''N
,-1RiINIA.

Wer;vs below comparative statement by eouh'
~ Nv raal estate assessments of the Com
,,,,.a,,h - 1850 and 1885, with the per centage OF
nor...o We shall endesvor at an early day to add
,hs Testament Of 1885, and TO indulge some rehec-
,;,n. IN the phenomena which comparison of the
,nrss assessments shall present:
4 Statement Showing the Compardtirc Increase m
the Vd,ue of Ldndsin Virginia since the assessment
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MAkkErS APRIL ~.
Since last week beef cattle have advanced ~ ~
623 cents per 100 lbs. There wac a light supply ~ ~
merket yesterday only 375 head being offered INC
scales Of this number IS were sold for New TOT
- Tor Washington, and the balance t295 head "e.s
taken up by BALTIMORE butchers at prices rnns.n,
from 8 80 to IS on the boo equal to ii 10 ~ n
and averaging So gross. Sheep ara scarce; some a.
head, most of them very common. were .oid 8. az y,
per 100 lbs. Prime LOLA would bring 800 20 20 n
per 100 lbs nett. Some 500 live hogs sold ats aos
per 100 lbs, nett.
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A DREADFUL sLAUGHTER AMONG THE

A DREADFUL SLAUGHTER AMONG THE
CAFFRES.--On- of the London papers contains al
account Of terrible slaughter among the Cafires in
winch no less than thirty thousand human beings
persisted. +; is stated that disturbances OF most
sangunarv character recently took place among the
Zu!ua. These Disturbances were caused by con.
ir., between K-tchwya aud Umbulaz, twosous Of
the paramount chief Panda. On the 81 December
the latter WA defeated with immense slaughter
The victorious ketchwya, lad OF nineteen, after
the battle, divided his army into three sec,ions and
with these secured the country 10 all directions put
ting death not only his enemies but al neutral
doubtful subjects who came in his way. He, how
ever kept clear Of Panda, who by the latest INTEL.
grnce was raising army in defence of his throne.
II is said that men, women and children were all
alike put to death. Cmbnazi was put to death with
the utmost barbarity, having been skinned alive.
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GOVERNOR OF Utah.

We understand that the governorstip Of Utah Ter.
rory hse been rendered to Major Benjamin McCu.
Tough of Texas and that there every reason 10 b..
lieve that he will accept the office II would be diff
cult to nam. another person who combines in himself
so many qualities for the successful discharge of the
duties Of this important and delicate trust are
d"ubtedlv possessed by Major McCuliough.-t Wash
jnyior Er,on
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VALUE OF A RAIL ROAD.

1t may be mentioned as a valuable fact, (says the
E1aminer,) that the eight counties Immediately PEN
etrated aud influenced by the Virginia and Tennes.
see Rail Road, viz Bedford, Roanoke, Montgomery,
Pulaski, Wythe, Smytb, Washington and Scott, show
an increase of 669 their aggregate land values
in 1850 having been SlI,ii6,059, ani being now
given at s23 500 72s. The adjoining counties, which
have been moro remotely influenced by the road,
show like increase and give with, those named,
total increase Of S2O,000000. The following are the
figures Tor the eight counties named
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QUITE A FLEEr.-The total

QUITE a FLEEr.-The total number OF L. 8.
ve.sls of war ordered tine Isthmus. it is SAID, ia
anG three ~ Panama With inn o. tant force our
government, is confident of e-c.ing early arrange
ment of the dispute. This movement of our gov
ernment, it s also stated, meets the appreciation Of
Lord Napier bu; the French minister, who was in.
formed oil il, has neither signsd bis assent die
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FURTHER INDIAN TpoI,p,Es

ST. LOUIS April 22.-The officers of the steamer
Minnehaha, from Upper Missouri. ,repor. great e1
element al Pattsmouih. Nebraska In CONSEQUENCE of
the Pawnee Indians being driven in by number of
settlers Of Salt Greek. fight occurred resnl,inc in
liz killing OF several Indians aud one white man and
Ire c.n.ur:ns OF thirteen Indians. General Thnvsr
o; Omaha city has raised party of Volunteers to
prot.c: the settlers
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OUR AFRICAN SQUADRON.-It is now com.
posed of the sloops jamestown aud st. Loui. and the
brig Dolphin under the command Of Captain Crabbe.
The t1n.dron abou: 20 sail for it's relief will con.
ss, Of the rsz-e Cumberland and the sio,p Dale with
p-rnsps another email vessel under the command OF
Capt. C"nuover; and Tie relieved vessels will proba
hly reech home in the cOurre Of tho summer.
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light counties named
ga, sa3,s2,72s
l4.Ii6, 059
S9,376,669
Increase in eight counties,
MR.. STANTON IN KANSAS.

Hon. +. p. Stanton the newly appointed Secreta'
nv of Kansas, arrived at Leavenworth City on the
18th inst. and delivered address to the people,
He announced himself native of Virginia and resi-
dent of Tennessee, and suggested that his bearers
would nd from these facts what are his pro
ciyies" ON the slavery question. He regretted the
determination of the free State men Of Kansas not to
vote in the election of delegates to the State Conven
on-s.atiug that the constitution to be formed would
laws would be enforced.
DR.. Strinciellow preceded Mr.. Stanton. II was
election day, and hence the speaking. Or string
fellow stated that his first object was to make KANSAS
slave State and failing in this he should strive as
the next bes, thing, 10 make it democratic free
State.
The free State men express dislike of Stanton's
avowas thinking he has already joined the
~ party.
Inc democracy OF Lewis held meeting on the
1th inst, and appointed delegates to the State Con.
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NoNISArIoNs.-The Democrats Of Rcckbr;
county. Va, have nominated j. G. Paxton su.
w. Massis tor the House OF Delegates. j. =. p
potts is III. distribution candidate for Pi ;syvs:
Captain Vincen, Whether has heen nominated by
Distributionisrs OF the Pittayvaria district as 3:
d date inr Cnnrrtss.
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TIE COLONIZATION SOCIETY.-The Star
that the friends of President Buchanan head
e' by Gen Pierce hav eopened subscription TOR the
American Colonization Society, which, az soon as It
reaches 81 600, will ent,e Mr.. Buchanan to certi-
cate of honor "a lii.director Of the society. Gen.
Pierce seat tnr DR.. Danorh on retiring from office,
auG gave him check Snn towards the object, COM
mcnded the society, anu bid him God speed in his ef-
fn,, tart hs cana
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SAILING or THE NIAGARA

NEw YoHK, April 25.-The steamship Sss
touched nj SANDY Hoo; last night. landed her pn,;
gers and proceeded on her way 10 Europe to asa:
laying the snb marine re egraph.
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The action brought d. ainst the captain Of the Anne.
ricsn bark Adria,ic for collision with the French
steamer Lyonnais has inst been decided in Paris
Capt. DORIAN of the Acra'ic, Is rot merely found
nnocen, of causing the collision, bet is fully e1onera
ted from all and every accusation OF inhumanity In
not remaining by the Lyonnais after the accident.
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MAG NErIc TELEGRAPH OFFICE OPEN

day evening the rule went into operation. adopt
ed by the Magnetic Telegraph Company between
New York and Washington, to keep the office of the
Company open at New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington at all hours, day and night for the
transaction of business. A message now be sent
either to or from either of the cities named at any
Tina that necessity may require.
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JUDGE CONWAY. Of Va, whose Illness in BaltIr
ha. been nniced, il said 10 BE- suffering from re-
ly developed aud malignant cancer in the face.
visited that city for medical assistance.
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Hoasr Asp McLE SHOES FOR THE ARM,

HoRsF ASp McLE SHOES FOR THE ARNY.-.
house Of Messr.. Burden s. Sons, iron lnanutacl.,
at Troy, New York, have concluded large COT,
with the Government to supply the horse and !:
shoes used in the United States service. These 3
are 10 be made by machine lately invented By
Henry Burden, which turns them out At the rate .
Il minute, or about 10 tons day. They have
examined by the Qnartermasier General aud recs
his approval. There are about 800 ,oOO pounds >
out annually by the horses and mules III the ser
and We are told that the q iartermsster Gepera
made Il contract with the Mcsrrs Burden for L
superior article than can possibly be made by L
and q, les than half III. cost. These shoes are {
10 tn. horses foo, in the most perfect manner.
fastened with nails rs before. They are swedgec
tween dies, and, when inished, are as uniform
weight and form as CON.
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READY FOR LAUNcHISo.-The beautiful bar
four hundred tons burden, built for the Msssr,
RE, OF this city, is nov ready for launching
rhip.yari Of Messrs. Abraham's u Sons. Bsl;.
Her length on deck is l3o feet, beam % lee
depth of hold ~ feet. She is 10 be called the i
via" This barque is of course most subs;:,
hui,r. and Of rSc best materials, and in every :.
Will bear inspection. Her cabin is of hard woe
cou,.ins SIX ST ate rooms, handsomely furnished
is de,isned as ireishtns vessel and will be :
On the South American trade. Her model is -.
i, Designed 10 make her good treighfer rs We
fast sai!er She will be launched full rugged,
for sea The Octsvia was built under the inm
superintrndence OF Capt. George w. Allen, anc
h- NM unter III. command of Capt Moore. OF
more. She is oil ready 10 60 overheard, only "
for tide. To day, probably, the lame
take place. The same builders have on the I:
and far toward. completion, another barque Of
hundred tone, also for Messrs. Currie.
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Prof j C. L. Griffin. native Of Of Williamsburg,
Va, has been appointed professor Of languages in
Lombard University, Illinois.
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HANpSDNE PRESENT

We see il stated that the merchants Of New York
are about TO present. TO E1Secr-tary Marcy service
of silver plate valued at sbou, Sl0 600.
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DEATH OF J. A. SPENCER. ESQ.
UTICA. April 25.-Joshus A. spencer, Esq, eI.
member Of Congress, died here to-day
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CITY AND STATE NRws'

SERIOUS AccIDEST.-L. A. Young. =, i,
Virginia, VINO WIS passenger in the cars {,
lag from Baltimore on Wednesday,, rsce'r.
seated in the cars very Serious wound from
dental discharge OF pistol which he mad in
Goa, pocket. The ball entered his thigh ssi
ted several inches. lie was taken 10 ,bs 4
House in Wheeling and received medical b.
from DR.. Frssell. The bail could no. be exit
RE-rLr OF CARRYING FiRE.ARns.-A yo,.
named Walter Shivers. son OF Mr. ,Rhn Sh /
Isle of Wigh. county, w., a cadet in me Gnu
Military Institute, aged II year. of age, W,
by tho accidental discharge OF pistol in bis ]
pocket, on Saturday last. The accident too!
a, the residence OF II. ). Tyna-. Esq, in Cnud
The father lad sen, buggy for young 5. an.
for the purpose OF bringing them home; Z,
had taken her seat in the vehicle. and as h.
his coat over his arm for the purpose OF join
The pocset struck the banister OF the s;airs
plodlng the pistol. The bal! entered the !.
lust above the hip, aud passed through hi,
He lived sbou: II hours in e1cruciatlng p.
expired.
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THE DEBTS OF THE CITIES OF NEW YORK.
repor, just made TO the Legislature gives the fol-
lowing as the debts OF the cities OF the State


In addition to all this. New York city has DEBT
Of s255 900, which lie authorized nor ye' nm
Brooklyn has in the same category, s3,soo'oVo'
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FATAL EFFECTS OF CHLoRoFoRN The vi
Will. Va Times snys:
.On Saturday, Ia i'h inst., Drs. Robert ar
Crockett. OF this place, and DR.. kincannon, OF \
were performing Il surgical! operation upon s..
resting LITTLE boy, about five years Of age, son
B,nhhin. OF Smyih c"unty, when. in order TO
him somewha. insensibe 10 his suffering they &
il advisable 10 administer MIXTURE of chic,
and ether, which caused his >..esth almost In.
The operation to be performed was 70 remove
gus tumnr from his back, which was accom-,
lust as he died.
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A CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRH.-W.
through correspondent at Mountain Top, V.
the Catholic Chapel o: the Blue Ridge sta.i:
that place, was destroyed by fire on lhurs4y