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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sum-


Tie NEGOTIATION, r,th the He7o Granadian Minister
Hoo the Question NoU Stands, &c.
For some days past the Secretary of State has been
engaged in conferences with General Herran, the
Mnister from New Granada, in relation to the ad-
ustment Of the differences which have unhappily
occurred between the two countries. 1t is 90 gene
rally the impression that Gen. Herran has full power
to treat the subject and to consider all that we
have demanded, that much disappointment would re-
cult from failure Of the negotiation. But should
doubt whether Gen. Herrans power extend either to
the cesson of territory or the REIMBURSEMENT of The
ultimate property Of the State in the rail road. The
act Of the Congress which empowered President Us.
pira to make treaty with the United States-(dis
posing with the usual constitutional forms restrc,s
the authority Of the President those subjects
This will put end to the project of obtaining the
sovereignty over an island in the Bay Of Panama -
1t does not necessarily exclude qualified jurisdiction
over the travel route But we have the right alrea-
dy under the existing treaty. to keep the route free
from distractions whenever they shall be- inter.
posed.
If we obtain ce.sion Of the island of Tobago it
may afford to Great Britain good reason for obtain
ing for her own purposes another island-Isa del
Rey. But Mr. Moore expresses the opinion that the
British do not require nor desire any island in that
bay.
Mr. Eames. minister to Venezuela, and Mr.. San
ford, who went out to Caracas agent of Shelton
& Co to urge the demand upon the Venezuelan gov.
ernment for indemnity on account Of their election
from Devil Island, have been here for some days, ex
SUBJECT OF our redtlOO6 WIN v ene2u-
ella would be taken up by Gen. Cass hut the report of
Mr. Eames has not yet been opened. The subject will
bs the next one which will engage the attention of the
oecretary. may state, however, that Mr.. Eames, i'm
conformity with his Instructions presented the claim
III the strongest terms, and the Venezuelan govern.
nsnt did not undertake to refute his argument,
whereby he demonstrated that Venezuela had NO title
to the island in question. The government could not
however, he induced by Mr. Esmes' urgency to make
any specific reply to the demand nor even to state
whether they did or did not ADM. the claim to bs va
lid
Mr.. Eames in his last letter fixed q day when he
should leave Caracas for thu United States unless
an answer should be given. The Minister, in reply
stated that the subject could no: he considered with
in the time stated, and that as Mr. Eames was to
leave they might fluid it expedient to communicate
their views on the subject to this government
through their Minister here. Prior to this CORES,
poudsnce. Mr.. Esmss had asked and obtained leavs
Of absence. The government will probably seud
Mr.: Esmss BACK los ne purpose OF bringing the
lie not probable. Ion
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ABOUT GRAssHOPPERs.

The Minnesota grasshoppers are not only destroying
the crops, but literally eating the people "ou. Of
house aud home" Tho St. Anthony Express says:
Every fsld from Itasca to Monticello was swept
as with the bosom of destruction; large cultivated
fields scarce blade being left to indicate that ur
ishios crop had, short time since, been growing
on lew pieces Of wheat short stubs Of the stalk
fnlshiog the remnants a. rapidly as their digestive or
gaas woaid permit. But on the greater part of the
asd ana al indeed in the vncnty Of Montce
short time, not single indication of growing grain of
any kind whatever can be discovered. Wheat, oats,
cora, aud potatoes have shared tbs SANS
fate. and become food for the DESTROYER. Nav mors
the unstable gornandizers satisfied with ain,
the crops forced their way into the parlors aud sitting
rooms, and commenced an indscrimina,e ous aus bt
on curtains, sofas, cushions clothing Garnet, e..
and unless Immediately removed, will, in short tina
ruin whatever Of this nature comes in their way Tn,
We were assured on tho best authority had We the
slightest reason TO doubt it, from what fell under our
own observation"
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmSdToS, July 2s.-The contract fer furnish.
ing etamped envsops To the POaOtGce Department
was decided to-day, but the name OF the successful
bidder had not been divulged nj noon. The quarter
ly rsturns of the New York City post-oice were re-
ceived here to-day. They make full cart load
Attorney General Black has given an opinion in The
OF Capt. Wilkes against whom an action OF tres.
pass Wig brought Oh account OF the punishment OF
Que of Ills Ien IGy:ed Dnsniore for disopedence of
orGars given by hn Thie ia cGmmand -! the expo.
ring expedition to the South seas II is held thar the
orders lawful, and that TIE punishment was IN
hcted by Capt. Wilkes i'll Gsrrarge Of biS proper du'
lies. No IMAM of common prudence says The Atfor
ney. General, would eh:er tho public service II he
knew that the performance Of his duty would render
him liable to be- plagued TO death with law suits
which he INST carry IN at his own expense. There
fore Capt. Wilkes ought to no refunded the sum be
is on, Of pocket ~ the Irrigation, although it was
finally determined II bis favor.
The Instructions to Gov. Cumming we're completed
to day. They IRE brief md ppectc. I,e IL 10 see
that the laws Of the United States are faithfully exc
cuted No man in Utah is TO be Affected for his po'
tcal religious opinions, but to be held RESPONSE
BILE for his conduct Should The au!hortiss he unable
10 enforce the laws military force is then to bs en.
ployed. While his powers are ample tuf all Fraction!
purpoes, much is conGded to his prudence aud dis.
erection.
Two sons Of COL Pitchyrn the agent md repre-.
sentative OF the Cboctaw Indians with the General
Government, who were last autumn convicted IN
ArkaEss: OF assault with intent TO kill aud sen.
fenced to TIRES years imprisonment IN The pbnoli'
tary HAYS been ordered TO be set at liberty by the
President, it appearing chat the testimony against
them embraced allegation OF rrrhce nforeihought,
aud they were universally eseeEed "a pesc-abn and
good citiz sus and, further, that the main witness for
the prosecution had otfsred 10 be- bought oil by The
friend. Of the accused.
Tho-. II. Dunn, of Mississippi, ha. been rendered
the appointment of Secretary Of S's;e for Utah, but
there are doubts whether ho will accept
Rev. r. klncaid, Missionary TO Burnhh, who hau
delivered letter from the King Of Ava 10 the Presi
dent, dag received in reply to be conveyed By
him 10 that p;crarct, cordially reciprocating tie
wishes for friendly relations end trusting that peace
aud good will may be perpetcs! ietyeen Burmah
aud the United Ss.es.
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20 Z T n Y +.

Tn. following li,-s. written hy Mcior FkENch' an
nj to az iu,iu.a;- friend OF Governor MARCY u
! iSpnsed oi NJ he might see h, were SNOW" :" sym
gentlemen here who collected the publication VI ,ne'
in this paper and upon sppdsa ,hs TO TO na and
with much pleasure give them place. Syrdc"'
Gazette.
THE DEATH OF MARCY, july 4. 1891
BY B. p. FRENCH.
From all that band of red Tipped men ,,.y,.
Would ye have singled hiIn!'--'' = "
morn Of glorious memories
Had burst upon the earln'
Again the day was usne[r.u III
That gave nation brtni
The psaijnZ bell, the cannon roai'
The exultant jubilee,
OF voices gladden. 10 the meme,
"Our country and FREE
And there was one Who heard these sounds,
Exultant at their tone,
A brave, good man, whose goodness still
Had into greatness grown.
His heart rejoiced, his pulse beat high
With all patriots pride;
His mind and arm had aided e'er
His countrys onward stride.
The day moved on and noon-tide came,
With all its fervid beat,
The cannon's roar and pealing bell
The morning joys repeat.
Hears he those tones, that III the moln
Did through his bosom thrill
Alas. his pulse has ceased to beat'
That noble heart is s,ilE
He died at noon! That great good man
Lsid down unto his rest,
As gently as an infant sleeps
Upoa its mothers breast.
Nor lannon's roar, nor pealing bell
Shall wake him e'er again:
But ever best and ever green
His memory shall remain.
Thus died our Marcy, Who can greve
That he such death should diet
Twas ct that thus his pure bright soul
Should seek its home on high.
A glorious life of honest toll,
Like rich robes laid aside,
We almost deem be passed away
Exultant as he died!
yoouHres HOUSE, SYRACUSE. July IL. 1857.
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LATER FROM EUROPE

NEW York, July 90 The steamship Ariel, with
London dates to the 18th July, has arrived.
Immediately Oh the receipt OF the disastrous Indian
news, cabinet council was held, and twenty-tour
hours afterwards, Sir Colin Campbell, who had con-
sened TO take command Of the Indian army, was
co route for Marseilles.-li,OOO troops. who are
already under orders will start Immediately.
All the Influential: communities at Calcutta, nciu'
ding the Mahometsns had presented addresses to tue
government, with assurances 0: loyalty.
C1lNA.-Cnn.on i. suffering from famine a se'
we're battle between the rebels aud mperias had Been
fought above Foo Chow Foo. The result was no'
certainly knovn but it IS believed that the imperial
ists victorious.
Admiral Bowring intimates that compensation Tor
losses sustained by Britsh subjects will be demanded
from the Chinese Government.
Lord Elgin and suite arrived at Singapore, on the
RI nf June
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INDIAN DISTURBANCES IN MINNESOTA.

INDIAN DISTURBANCES IN MINNESOTA.
Sr. PAuLs, July 2S.-Dates to the goth inst, from
the Sioux Agency report that 5000 indians were de-
fying the troops renewal Of hostnes lie unavoid-
able, TIE eetters are flying to the chief towns for
protection Gov. Iedary was there endeavoring to
preserve peace He susaias the action of the Super
intendent Of Indian Affairs, in a suspension Of the
iivers up the infamous band of mrrdsrera Ths Souz
refuse to do this and are trying to bring about col!
lision with the Government troops.
teegraphic despatch, received from the Score
tary Of War, (ExGov. Floyd refusing the request
Of Gov Medary for arms for the volunteers, oeca'
sioued some excitement. Two hundred men were
prepared aud determined to marcel, if needed for the
projection OF the frontier.
The Democratic Convention had not organized.
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IF0T Tie ENqNlTer.I
BALTIMORE, July q, 1877.
DHE1IHVINEt UUIJ He-1''
FRANK q. RUFFIS, Esq,
E6tnr Southern Planter.

FRANK e. RuFFis, Esq,
Editor Southern Planter:
Dear Sir-In the July No. Of the Southern Plant
er is an article -Phosphstes, by Prof: Gil
ham, of the Virginia Military Institute, in which,
amongst others, the "Rhodes' Super Phosphate Id
assailed
AS the formula for making this was furnished by
our State Chemist Dr. Higgins, there is no mistake an
a. asd any impurity defect in the compound must
rest with the manufacturers.
It would have been proper, had Prot. Gilman. 10
attacking the Rhodes Supsr.Phosphate, have not
stated chemical impossbi.y, for us to have gone
into 40 elaborate defence Of it, and published the
analysis of DR.. Higgins s. Bickell, of the mauufac'
tured article
This defence Prof Gillian has saved us from, for
he states he finds nj per ceut Of soluble or super
phosphate of lime" and that it ''aso contains carbo
nate of lime" Now, this, we join issue with Prot
Gillian and say, that the existence of soluble or su
per-phospha,e Of lime and carbonate OF lime, il
chemical mpossSy it never has existed, never
can exist and never will exist in the same prepara
ton; The presence of the necessarily excludes he
presence IF tie other.
For this we have the authority Of the leading che
mis:s Of the day, and We Ask Prof. Gilbam 10 again
examine the Rhodes super phosphate and correct hie
chemistry.
Iu this connection we would boldly but respect.
fully remark the Rhodes super phosphate of lime
contains more soluble phosphoric acid han any other
article manufactured, and having made extensive ar
raugements to meet the increasing demand, would no.
fer Virginia farmers to our agents in Richmond,
Messrs. ScLaer, Kohler & Co., and at Petersburg,
Messrs. Venable & Morton, who at all times have
supplies on hand.
BY inserting tho above in the next number Of your
useful Journal, you will greatly obligc,
Yours, truly,
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SETTLEMENT OF THE SPANISH AND MEN
ICAN DIFFICULTIES.

The following is said TO be an extract from dis
Modified BY earnest and repeated effort of Mexico
to concnte offended honor and dignity of Spain, the
government of Isabella wthholds the projected naval
demonstration against Vera Cruz possible satstac'
tory adjustment of pending questions being Tor Tbs
moment reasonably percepbe in the nature OF the
incomplete overtures already made to Spain by the
hexcRn government"
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FROM WASHINGTON CITY

WAsHlNGxoS, July 29.-The Commissioner of the
Land Office has adjusted the accounts Of The United
States with Missouri and has found due to that State
for the years 1885, on account Of three per cent.
funds, S79UO0; with Arkansas for the same years, on
i've per cents, SIG 600; with Florida for The same
years, five per cent, $5500O; with Illinois, for the
year 1856, three per cent nearly $ls,Ou0. He has
restored to sale at private entry, all the Sands IN
Louisiana heretofore withdrawn for railroad purpos ,s
The War Department, has received dispatch from
Fort Suellincs, dated 18th July. stating that the
Sioux Indians have scceded to all the demands Of the
United States, and are now quiet
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Is. NJ. RHODES s. CO.
PUBLIC MEETING IN KING AND QUEE,

PUBLIC MEETING IN KING AND QUEEN.
At public meeting Of the citizens of King and
Queen county, Va. held at Newtown, on Thursday,
the Odd of July 1857 for the purpose of sending de-
legates to the Southern Commercial Convention, to
meet at Knoxville, Tennessee, on the 10th OF August
next, on motion, Is. +. Dew, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and l.. 7. Kidd requested to act as Score
tary.
On motion, the Chairman was requested to appoint
six delegates to said Convention.
Whereupon, tbs following delegates were ap-
pointed:
WIN. Boulware, b. F. Gresham, r. H. Pollard, p.
D. Samuel, 5. s. Gresham aud Thomas E. Hen.
shaw.
On motion, the Chairman aud Secretary were added
to tue delegation.
On motion of WA. Boulwnre. Esq., the Secretary
was requested to furnish the Richmond papers
With copy Of the proceedings Of the meeting, for
publication. Is. F. DEW, Chairman.
LEWIS T. KIDD, Secretary.
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LIEUT.. JOHN z. DECATUR.-The sudden
death Of Lieut. John F. Decatur, Of the United STATES
Navy, which occurred the Eth lu4an', OF disease
Of the heart, has already been mentioned. DE was
attached to the United States steamer Mlsssslppl,
about to sail from Brooklyn for Chiua, and was an
accomplished officer Lieut.. D. entered the navy in
1886 as mid,hipmsn, sncs which period he has
served bis country with that honor and distinction
which might be expected from descendant OF the
gallant and distinguished Commodore Stephen Deca.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT. July ~, 1851
U. 8. STEAMSHIP ROANOKE

The following i. au abstract Of the run Of the T.
S. steamship Eosroks from the Capes Of Virginia to
Aspnwall:
Time IA days and 81 hours. Running under steam
alone, 9 knots, making 4S revolutions; steam and
fore and aft calls knots stesin fore and eft sails
and top sails, knots sails alone, unde. tcp-galsn'
sails, on a wind, III knots.
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RECEPTION OF Ex-sEcRGrARY GUTHRIE

Resolutions inviting eS-Sscretary Guthrie to this
city passed at the regular meeting of the Com
mon Council about a week ago, aud yesterday the
distinguished gentleman arrived and received in
due form by the Mayor aud Common Council. The
flags of the City Hall wers displayed in honor Of the
OCCASION. Iu the morning Mayor Powell, accompa.
MED by the committee ofte Common Council consist.
ing of Aldermen Kalbeh-isch, Del Vecchio Shaw,
Doherty and Mcmahon, proceeded tothe Astor House,
in New York, and conducted Mr. Guthrie to Brooklyn.
He waa received in the Common Council chamber, in
City Hail. and q number ot gentlemen. officials and
others, called to See him. Anung them were Hon. H.
c. Murphy, U. 5. Minister to the Hague, Judge Nor
ris, Judge Moore, Dr. Goodrich, Ex.Mayor Hail. Eek.
Alderman Mrars and Others without regard to party.
After these civties the party proceeded TO the Pier
pont House, where sumptuous entertainment
prepared for the guest Of tho city Brooklyn Eagle.
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CITY AND srArK NEWS.

TIE JUDICIAL ELECTION in the Abingdon District
for Judge. came off Thursday. The candidates were
Col :. V. Fukersun, of Washington county, and 20
seph Straa of TazewelI county. Col. Fulkerson mas
about .'oO majority in Washington county, as INT "'
heard from
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THE TROUBLE IN MINNESOTA.

In Minnesota the republican majority OF the consti-
tatiousl convention still continues 10 permanent ses
sion, day and night to keep possession OF the Leg'sa
tive Hall. II has gone regularly to work, appointed
officers, committees aud cut out the plan of proce-
dure, while the Democratic minority meet dsily but
do nothing.
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TROOPS FOR MINNESOTA

New foRK. July "a company of United States
artillery left Fort Hamilton yesterday for Fort Smell
10 proceed to the Territory to take command OF his
regiment the I'd Artillery
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LYNCH LAW IN TEXAs.-The Texas Indit

bfNOti LIZ Nv S-NhS' ''7
laD, Of the llth Instant, says:
"Ruinors constantly reach us from the upper coun'
try that the vigilance committee raking the coun
try fore and aft, and swinging every horse thief and
murderer they can find. gentleman who came
down the road few days since, states that he saw
dozen bodice suspended to one true and on another
Eve. A greet uany of the desperadoes have passed
through this o%n, on their way to New Orleans M"
considering it healthy for them to remain any longer
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a MORMON IN TRoUBLE.-Last week g disciple
Brigham Young attempted to preach the Mormon
doctrine in Smyth county, Va and though warnee
by the citizens refused to de.st. He was according
~ SEIZED, tarred and eatlered, after which he mads
4 rapid exit.
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GRAND TIMES IN EAST TENNEssE

The editor Of IN. EnoYyiila bsgis,-r Is hs..y "
The accnuntl lately received in regard 10 the tr1i'
Hear him.
Hard Times" will have to surrender now. ~
in the history OF East Tennessee have our larmers y
cred snch n harvest ~ they have h-en blessed '
this seg-nn. Where ever we see farmer We see cir
full countenanc.. The wheat crop, in Iuahys
quantity, i. by inr tbs best ever grown in mis- pr
the State, The Oat crop seems to he nearly ~ r
and corn, although small for the time OF year. ~
theless, Las good color, and with fair season,
yield abundan,ly. This is truly the farmers 'y:G
Jubilee y
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YELLOW FEVER 1T PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2S-The evening papo'
port fatal case Of yellow fever on Susn.ou s'ret
rhe death Of the mate Of the bark f. K. Kane, res
" arrived from Havana. The vessel hs. been
sex 10 quarantine.
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DEATH OF A NAVAL OFFICER.
PHILADELPHIA, July N.-Leutenant Edmund W
Henry died at York, Pennsylvania, last night. He
vas On the retired list.
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THE WAGES OF SEAMEN. The Ne"
Courier learns that number OF ship owners .,
port in the Liverpool trade, have agreed 70 .;nN.
modification ofthe advance pay system wh'eu
overthrow, at least go far az this trade Is @
has been found imprscticable. They give su Of
the privilege Of chosug the present ruilhs .rs 500
per month, and one month advance pa!, " ATE
month with no advance. Upon what success a,.'
this movement. depends, almost entirely all 00p'
more complete reforG.
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county aforesaid and made oath that the above s,aeps,
is correc, and true to the best OF his knowledge.
AND'W WITHROW, ?
We have examined the foregoing statement, and oels,
il a. be- correct
T. F. PAXTON, Pres,
SANL Med REID
HUGH BARCLAY,
= Med. MOORE,
WILLIAM WHITE,
~ l.. NELSON,
d. L. HOPKINS,
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN
MERCHANTS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
LYScHsuRo. IrLY 3d. la57 !
Hon. HEsaY A. WISE, Governor Of Virginia
Sir- herewith send enclosed ,taiomsnt Of til. C.:
iiuon OF this Bank for halt year, ending 3Oh JIne
Very respectfully. your most OBJ;
no. Z. MITCHELL. Cashr
STATEMENT OF THE MERCHANTS BANK OF VIRGINIA. o.,
THE BOTH DAY or JrSE, 1857
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TROOPS FOR MINNESOTA.
Bo.ros, July 2.-The second Company of Artl
lery left Fort Independence to-day for Minnesota.
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THE AFFRAY AT GOLUSBOROuGH. L

4 u ~ uh1 n itoLpSDoRoS"'',N
Tn. Wilmington Herald, of Sa,urda.: ie'ernh-
The late terrible afraya G ldsborougl n W. say'.
"Dr. Davis, At last accounts, wa be'ier ano 81,
hopes wrr. entertained Of his recovery Inc r'o
Odenlirnsr, il wac thought, would die; rh6 y'unt
Oienhem-r would probably rscoye'' lh- uetlh
residents we're torc=d e !caye G"!ds5'ronSr nhu
sho persisted ID remainias wG' ducked aud slddsa
d rail-"
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RETUkS OF WiiKFR'S TROOPS

Bosros, July % The u. y sioop of war Cys
arrived here to-day from A-pnw0ll, bringing %
Walkers troops. They u-s III deat'lute condnr
TIE L. s. steamer RoHaoke WAS at Aspnwnl "
$40 If Walkers men, to snil Immediately for "
York. The Saratoga oas a. Greyt"wn, and had.
large number Of Walkers troops. Several b
bred more were al Punta Arenas.
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A FELLOW FEELING FOR A FELLOW I

X ia stated that p esidsnt Buchanan i. ere''lJ
nOyed by the receipt OF nnunerable letters addres
him. soliciting money OH all sorts Of preteIs, 10 e.
from $50 10 $3.UIO. lie lately received letter u
young mnu in Virginia, with tho modest request
the SUN Of 5000, stating that he was very poor
greatly in love with a young lady to whom DC :,
engaged. and who hs was bound to marry, oas '
he could not do 80 without the assistance OF 'oa'
5000, aud hs appealed to the EresIdsnt, as Toe 'a'
OF the republic. to assist hin in lis distress
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The Nashville trenn.l Union says, that on hasr
at the drsth of Mrs II iii 0tI-r Mr.. Qusrles add
ed note to Gen Il ,licotI.r, Offering TO con 'ldrr
ranvass for Congress closed. The generous pro'
ZION Was acceu,ej
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B4NE OF RoCK8RlDGE.

LExIs0rOS, Va. July =, lsJ'
To HE Excellcncy HFSRY A. WISE, Governor OF Va.
Dear Sir-I herewith enclose statement OF the ccnd
ton Of this bank the lst inst.
Very respectfully.
H. MYERS Cashier
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A PARLiAMeSTARy RETCRy gives the nance
srs, date Of build, dimension, tonnage and horssp
or OF every si-sln vessel in the United ngtom'
srst of January iast. The total number /. l6V.
toe total tonnage ie }S3 500 tous.