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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

4 ScgHs NEAR RoHE.--It was supposed
u,st with the introduction Of rn,lronds, the
,rad- Of brigandism on the high road would
be at an rud. Iturprars not To be the c'sv,
however, in t"papal States, aa the following
paragraph from thr official pnI-r of Rome, Of
the i3,h oil November lust, will sufficiently
attest: --S
We learn that the railway train between
Frnsra'i md Rome was stopped by u party Of
Lrigands who, vt night initiating thr signal
fer the st"ppnge et u,r train, brought II Ia a
halt they Immediately secured the engineer
aud firlne,,, and then. after drt ,ching th- H..
connective fiom the ears, proc-rdrd with Def
feet in,puai,y ~ rifle the packets "nd bag
gage OF the psssengers. A brigand was
sialioued at either end Of the ours with loaded
sn,sks,s, while .i,pir teli"ws, armed I" III.
tyrih. fi,reed the pasrsngels " deliver up
thcir valuahies.s Az phe1'eeple ~ tie Rmn,ss
States are nat allowed acarry arms, they ARE
vt N. mercy of thv tsigands who q" armed
u thu teeth. and WIN. with . knowledge ~
this E.st, do not hesitate " nssnil people IN
their housrs. Alter this incident. Il n Il, b.,
hop..d the government ~ill at least xrnd nn
nv,ned guard with the railway trims tor the
protection ~ d~tsUerlsss paNsshgevs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

Mns. TRIMMIsos ApvIcE.-And, Oh, Mr..
Trimmings before you 90 out, there 10 one
thing that had almost forgottenl you have
one very questionable quality which you
really must correct. Why will you persist
in standing by q man who has fallen In the
world! People who think anything Of
themselves never do so now days. no, indeed,
when man is down. let imgo-he can't be
Of the least service to you. and you are very
silly TO indulge in such old fashioned fan
cies about friendship. What II he has be-.
friended you, he can't now, that's certain,
and 1t is your duty to take care of your own
nffairs. IT. man gets into trouble let him
get out best way he can, II is none Of your
business, and it don't look respectable. II
the orange is dry and you cant squeeze no
more juice from it, throw II away. You
won't, 'youll, never desert friend in trouble
Bah! what nonsense. There Is no use in
my trying 10 make anything out Of you,
see that, and expect nothing else. than we
shall lose caste yet from your old fashioned
fancies about friends duty. Take my ad-
vice, MIR. Trimmings, and when q man 10
down, no matter II he has been the making
of you. give him kick along with the rest,
and then folks will think, there, that IL the
man to prosper, he never lets private feeling
interfere with his business duties.' Take
care Of yourselfis the only way 10 get along
in this world, Mr.. T., and to be perfectly ~
spectacle. ~" 81 tsyfs9bc D
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

WAsRINo ToH, Jan. l0.--A Democratic eau
Gus ofthe Pennsylvania Legislature to-day
neminated Mr.. Forney a. u. 8. Senator. {
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

4 Y-Ths Philadelphia North American
states that at the Kansas land sale two. thirds
of the land sold was purchased by free State
men. The whole amount sold was 20s,.
900 acres. and there yet remain TO be sold Of
the Delaware Trust lands upwards Of sO0,-
900 acres. OIhsr Indian lands in the Territory
along the Missouri and Usage rivers will be
opened for sale in the spring. ~, ,i,,s
No ACCOUNTING ToR TAsTS.-Ths edito.
rial head Of the CassvilIs (Gso.) Standard h
adorned with the cut Of an Elephant MOI
% bad, however, for the Elephant b thick
skinned and sagacions. Of two very REQUESTS
qualifications for ~ editor. :.sas -gt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

.P.sns rrI pans...-. !. Gsnssslreade, the
pouderoIoGically overwnsIrning guyascusinix.
ing extract from the mssslnc records Of antl-
qui'y when follows 'Au 'ne Almanac I've
not, mn extrnct from venerable mnnuseript
found IN an ant'quased eakecvens explaining
ne origin of the manner % which printers are
generally ps'd: ,sse .tss .shgiEga
And Skinh'ntss' shs mighty ruler OF the
Squasn.heads, having css'ed h's chief officers
70 NE sides ana eom'nanaed mem thus
70 70 into sl' my comlnions' and Command
my people to gathsr shss treasures, even 70
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

!, PsorrrAsLE.--Ths Lawrencs (iasaaehu-
setts) Courier states that the Paei6c Mills Of
that city have just made up their halE.yeasly
accounts, which show clear nett prodt sf Z
trife over ol2O, 600 beyond interest," aad e.
penses. Tnis IL equal to six pr cent - ~
entire capital for six months. saSi4ns-os
NEW YoaE, Jan. lS.--Ths ssssusR Emes
hss arrived with Havrs dalsa Of ths ssh ult
The whole Of Switssrland Wa orgalised
for defence, and a appeal he's been n,ads 70
the women 10 fsrnisA anbulspses. Marc
leon bad spbmittsd 70 he dat > Woppsidsn
for N smicabls ssttlspeps I, ~, = ~. =
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

The HEMP PCRoP-Advices from the West
concur in stating that the hemp crop of the
present year not only exceeds in quantity the
average Of former years, but is greatly supe-
rior in quality. There is. nevertheless, II is
stated, to the east of us, little American
hemp as yet in the market, and both the na-
val and mercantile marine have been com.
PEELED 10 use eordags manufactured from
Russian, which 10 inferior in quality to the
American, and will seldom come up TO the
naval test. M - .aa s.i,si is peafslHto ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

HMr. Brown, you said the defendant
was honest and intelligent What makes
you think sol Are you acquainted with
himTe '!0idIf WV 'l tht l.hl
"No sir, have never seen him." i lq
.Why then doiyou come to such a con-
aCause he takes ten newspapers. and al.
ways pays for them in advance" i'a3
Verdict for plaintiff .gl- - oi7'aa.
The ALLEGEp IHsuRREcTios.--Ths com.
mittee appointed At Nashville, Tenn. to OK.
anime into the grounds for the rumors Of the
slave insurrection in that vicinity, report that
after . careful inquiry. that they ind no sv-
idsnee Of any insurrectionary tendencies o.
purposes by the slaves, and recommended
that such - have bssn arrested BE- dischasg.
Cd from confinement. h....,,7 .-...s.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

~. Mira Dab"is, in describing an ina"ne
tom.cut, says: -ii- dashed under the bed,
where he converted hjs eyes into two balls
Of phosphorus, hiA tail into i b.iogra sau-
cage, while his ,vaise aaaumsd IN 'unar,hli-
uess' that reminded her of The 'oId acra,ch
hlmsslf.'" She 80, him cpt Of The house BY
shooting him with ibs slvp-p,il.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

o. Tbs Pfovidenss Journal gives . his.
tory Of the lotteries 10 Rhode Island, from
which Il appears that there is scarcely a
church or sslisioss scsissy In the stste which
did np., q some psr I'd ~ its existence, de-
Fl,s, sdvaesage from them, however shocking
Il nay now sPpsar, -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-01-23

~ January wssshs, intensely cola.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsaINGroN, Feb. 2S. 1857. -SrNArE
The Senate struck gu, the clause ia the
Deieisncy bill-snpropria, ing ono hue.
drsd aud eishty,iye thSusaid dollars
for the purchase of books for no ", mem
beers ofthe Houte. and then passed the
bill. The Senate adopted resolution
calling on the President fur all the cor
responlepcn with Cav. Ges,y reiaeivo
TO Kansas affairs. The Seuate was still
in session u, 8 PM. III 5 M
HousE,--T he House considerable
report al the select committee ON The
case of MIR. Edwards.
The committee reported IN the case
of Mr.. Edwards. Of New York, as fol.
lows. '@ ~ ~ ~ AAh3t 3NtNt
!. Resolved, That Francis s. Ed,
wards, member ofihis house from the
State Of New York, did, on the 23d day
of December last, attempt to induce
Robert'l Paine a member uf,his Rouse
from the State Of North Carolina tn
vote contrary tn the dictates ofhis l&dg.
ment aud conscience, on u bill making
a grant of lands tn aid in the construc.
ton of railroad in the territory uI
Minnesota. by holding GU, pecuniary
consideration 10 said Paine for his sup.
port of said bill i'
9 Resolved. That said Francis S. Ed.
wards be and heishereby expelled f:om
the House, Gsa
Mr.. Edwards made speech on the
subject, after which the resolutions
were laid on The table. a..g
| Resolutions were then adopted cxpel
ling MIR Simnnton aud Mr.. Triplett as
reporters. The House then passed 4
bill To protect the people against cor
rnpt and secret influence lol
nays SO.
The tariff bill was taken up, and the
! House refused tn concur in the Senate
amendments. a committee Of confer
ence was asked nf the Senate. The
/ House had not adjourned al p. NJ.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07
SPANISH COINS.

III We leSrn that epf the tralesrn en-
ioftthe city are rsfnsii8 TO take Sliahish
cbins vt par. aud That b,pkkrs are III ,ha
market Tor thein. a, tho aepeciaie.ltates
.iris, estimated tlsa, about $4,000, 900 Of
this coin are Observation-Disclosures that thu
Total loss to .commuI.;.y by their reduc.
tion III value will be about 81 900, 900,
There is IN unnecessary haste oud
panic about, this mater. The bill be-
lore Congress has not yet passed. aud
al the Spanish quarters which money
dealers may now pm,chaso at 20to 22
cents are WORTH nj the assay oiIice 90.
cents. Again, the law is MT Que Of
compulsinn or penalty. II only refuses
to receive them at the public offices, ex
ccpt a, the appreciated rato~.
Moreover every sound quarter. on
which the impression is distinct. is worth
inlrinsically from 25 u 81 cents, aud il
I,readily taken at 25 cents in exchap ce
Tor American currency by all the bnl-
lion brokers'. The same is trnc of The
smaller pieces which are MT worn
smpoih or clipped Therefore tb,se
dealers who advertise 10 receive them
at par will suffer on an average less dis.
count than upon uncntrcni bank n,ites.
fhe coin In surns of 500 aud upwards
can be deposited at the assny office, ond
If the proportion nf smooth coin is u.t
too larse. there will be np loss 10 tho
depositnr from the face of the cola.
1t follows there is no necessity for
loss 10 individuals through The passage
oi this bill. II the government will not
receive this, coin, bullion dealers will, at
par OF IL may be sent To Cuba, where
1t is worth a premium, and it is evident
that the rivalry of ship keepers will
compel them 10 take il at par. Uuder
these circumstances. we mus, regard tho
action of the New York ferry compa-
MES aud others wbo have cum,n enced
this depreciation in anticipation of the
J passage of tho law, as a smart scheme
! frr doing their customers out of large
DISCOUNT B4Sato Commere!al
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07
Fatal Array at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S,--A fatal af-
fray occurred here this morning. Mr..
David Hume Of Alexandria, was shot
by MIR. ID. Q. Lee. a cIe,k in The Pen
sion office, and died in less than five
minutes. Lee missed his wallet ut the
Presidents levee last night and charg.
ed Hume with stealing il. This morn.
ing Hume with a friend, called at the
Pension otlice aud demanded retrac.
ton of the charge which Lee refused, -
Hume then struck Lee with cane sew.
etal times. Lee drew pistol aud fired.
Hume was struck by ball and died in
fvo minutes. Leo is a native Of Yir-
GINA. and is in custody. Great excite
ment exists here and in Alexandria,
where Hume was universally beloved,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YoRK, Feb. 20. The steamship
Illinois arrived last night from Aspin.
wall, bringing considerably over mil
hon of d"llars in specie, and tho Cali
forria mails To the 9Th Of February,
no commiltee oftho Legislature had
reported that one hundred aud twenty
-four thousand dnila,s are missing from
the treasury. The treasurer accounted
for the deficiency by eyhibiling bnnds OF
the Pacific Express Company to pay
the next Jolly interest on the Slate debt.
The validity Of the bonds is questioned.
as the Company did not acknowledge
the receipt Of the nancy. A prupnsi.
lion was made to impcGch Tho lreosu
Ter. .g
Cowa Hill, in Placer county, had be.u
nearly destroyed by iiue. Moxican ban.
dts are devastating the Soniheru coun.
ties aud laundering the inhahiiants.-
The Legislature had appropriated i've
ihusauds dollars 10 assist in extermina-
ting tho robbers. and an expedition of
100 had STATED fer Sonoia.
Business in San Francisco was duh
WIN no Improvements in prices. The
mines are yielding largely, The re.
ceipis Of gold in San Frapcico. we're 20
per certum over the previous fortnight.
a meeting of citizens OF Ma,iposa
had resolved to resist Frcmont's claim.
There had been great suffering from
cold il Oregnn. The soldiers at Fort
Walla had been reduced TO half raiious.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07


APPLES a, So, 90 to $500 per Dbl.
Sut1er,-- W. qrots westerp Hl iiaiS cts.; COM
mon roll "a to- i6; g!ssec,lAIo - /; prime fSaq0
Sacoh Quote shoulders 9,a TO-; sides, fOai /,
hama, plain, ilSi3; fancy, l3ai5.
sscosWax, --Sales ri z6a2S cents per pound.
hcans, White St,5cat rs; mixed 15a95
Country Sca p,--rWo gpoto ut Sa 10 c,s por ID.
Ginx0r Seed - ss,n0aS,h0 per bashs.
cattle, The offering oa Thursday last was A..
bout 800 he.d 300 Of whisb wese eold So 100
$500 on tho hoof, equal to g., Goa Il so nett.
Cora - We 11o,s yelo@ al ufa6o eta; white.
b7a60 cts.
Decceklils,--Sales At 20, to 24cts
Dried Frnlt ,ppos pared, i6oaiT5 ,------.--.
Unparcd, Y5s9n cts. Peaches pared, S3 GOA
$500; snpated 52,ooa3,o0 per bsshel.
Flaxscod, --~Sales at 81 AGA i60,pcr boshei.
Riour, 1--WE q0ots city mills a, S6a6, i2i%. How
ard srcs; ~ f8i2iI-~-
Ginseng quoted az 50at6 cts
iiogs,. tdso So,ooaG,50.
gard,--io barrels ilaI3; in kegs i3 cts
Mustard seed. .--salas at q a 8 eta
Oats ,--MdFyl1nd oats 36a40 etc.; weatsrn viz
sinia and prnnsy valia, d0a43 cts per bmsboL
pooitry,-faikoss i2al1c per lb,, chickens saiO
%e,--iIatylaud soils at 7Ua15 cents.g w ostern
Virginia Gn6 ponn'a. 7d1s0 cts. per bnshoI.
snhkc- rpoi ,.--scneca soils at 60a55 cts. Viz.
guia 2D125 ois.
willow, --sslos a, 1919 cts. per pound.
TjmnthS-sced .~-Stios At 3,s0aSt. 90 per bushoj.
Ncpison,--Saddlcs taai5 cts., wbols deer saIo
Wool ,--tlh@ashed at 20a28 cts, washed a6adn
Nheet,--Wo pGnic lnlcrIor 10 good reds Al ga
a, ,8ei good - PtiNoe ij0ai4t; inlsrm b, oaoj
write 1891, GOOD ,oP,i arc, s ,isss,'s
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

ST.. LOUIS. Feb. 28.-A Kausos de.
spa'ch says that Sheppard is not dead,
but has three bullet wounds in his body.
Young Jones had been arrested by %
bogus sheriff, Gov. Geary had called
oo' the troops 10 prevent ones f,nm be
ing lynche'l, ana lad also organized o
company for his own defence. Tho
Legislature had passed tho territorial
election law.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

War AND MIssIoNs.- One Of tho
'mclancholycif ofthe bombs rdment
Of Canton By the English fleet is tho
interr9ptioh of missionary effort to
Qhristlanizethe people. ltis announ.
schools native teachers, medical
missions and the missionaries them.
selves, have been dispersed, with con-
siderable loss, in some instances of pro.
perty, books and furniture. The hos.
pital established by the London Mis-
sionary Society, is deserted, and the
missionary family has been obliged to
retire TO Hong Kong. The Rev. Geo.
Piercy and the Rev. Josiah Cox, with
the rest Of the WcsleyaR Mission, will
for some time be withdrawn from Can.
ton. The American Presbyterian mis-
sion has suffered still more severely
having had its premises and property
destroyed by the fire which broke out
under the bombardment, and three of
the missionaries having been obliged to
depart for Macao.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

HOPE 70. IRELAND. The Roman
Catholic Archbishop of Ireland pito-
ously says, Eighteen institutions are
founded in Dublin with the impious de.
sign OF destroying the faith and NOR
ais of the poor Catholics, and at least
five thousand every year succumb to
their influence and these eighteen es-
adjustments, ''to all appearance, make
up but third or fourth part of the or
CARNATIONS formed for the same pur-
pose.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

BSy' Southern Democrats have been
especially ferocious towards every par
ty which contcmplates any abridge-
mcnt of the privileges now enjoyed by
foreigners in this country. Now, along
with these professions, look at the ,rac.
tee Of South Carolina Democracy
The lower branch Of tic Legislature of
that State, by vote Of more than two
thirds, recently passed. q law changing
the constitution of that State so as to
require a residence of two years in the
State, and American citizenship of
ten years previous to voting at general
elections.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

BY F.
The Mormons--Falss Census Re.
turns from Utah.-The papers repre-
sent that Elder John Hyde, sent as a
Mormon missionary to the Sandwich
Islands, has turned States evidence
against the saints, and while denounc-
ing their polyg and yilliany gener-
ally, charges them with classifying tho
census of the territory. He aflirms
that there are not half as many inhabi-
tants in Utah as the census Indicates.
The names of deceased persons, of i'm
migrant disciples who mover came to
hand, and of Mormons who long ago
recanted their beastly creed and fed
the country, were all retained and used
to make the number of"70, 00o."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

Resvh If Vcrmoat BM.-- Forty
young Vermonteis Of both sexes had n
patty and supper at The hotel in Bethel
aud became So elated that clergyman
was seut for. aud four couple we're
maried sigh, Dff tho yeetr
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

Prohibitory Liquor Law.--Tho New
York State Medical Society, in session
at Albany, had discussion. Wednesday
on the temperance question, aud mani
nonsly passed the following resolution:
Resolved, That is view of the raya.
ges upon tho morals health and proper
" OF the people Of ibis State by the
use oi alcoholic drinks, il is tho opiD.
ion oftbe Society that The morai, santa
ny aud peconiary condition of tho State
would be promoted by the passage Of
a probibitory liquor law.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

SHoW' daR C,inO1iar = Most of the
towns Moth of rs have hpeD visited
win snow, and shovolling OH the side.
walk has become 81 ssiioQs business. -
Paths for gentlemou arc soon upeucd,
but i'll some Of the larger towns hey
arc taking OF special appropriations
fer sloyeli"g rhom ont widB enough to
fdmt the fee passage Of ladies' with
h"oped skiris, and with switching Of
places % Intervals. so that when two
skmts happen to meet they can pass.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

The Democratic party is certainly
pncquallcd in moanness. 1t says tic
American party is dead, and seeks to
become its cxecutioncr, so that it may
appropriate its principles. This is a
clear case Of obtaining goods under
faIse pretenees. - Prtntigc,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

The Legislature IF Illinois tdjoorhed
on The 20th inst amidst nuel, excitement
IN consequence Of Vie Governor scudipg
in ~ the elise, veto 6f ibo State 40 /.
porlionmcnt I'LL. which bill no had pre-.
vioocly approved through however, as
he says, a mistake. m
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

An Amsricaa LEOPARD "a 10 ,pard
was killed near lberVlllr. La. some
week ago. The southern Sentinel
says fit
The auimal from which ihn skin ,uas
taken was shot by Messis Joseph. Ma.
thanicl, and james k'cinppler. IN The
woods behind the plsmalion of Mr.John
a. Da'denns, about six miles below
this. all, we presume, plugging" him,
The spots are similar To those Of tho
African leopard. Though NOT so large
The skin. we should think, would meas
IRE about four feet fran tip Of nnso 10
end Of the TAIL ltis curiosity ia these
parts.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

a Els. Clergy an Botanic Physician
ny tho name Of Pier, residing 10 stowe,
Vermont, being charged with The Of
fence OF having caroIessly commmica.
ted The sma'lpoS il that town, VAS Ia.
ken by some Of the citizens to tavern
where they forced bin to drink liqnot,
alter which they shut him up 10 smOko
house ond sr~skoJ him with burning len.
ther shaving.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

W. Mcl chant in New Ynk. was
cp" hi,led at fashiuable bna,diug
house in that city, few days siucc, by
u Calitnnia widnw. i appears that,
there were some sixty b,a'ders, in The
house. inc'ndiig merchants with their
families, clerks aud the chamng Cali.
loinia widow. Ouc of thu tnel chunt
bourders pn, into circulation unpIeas.
ant reports ABOUT tho lais widuw. when
she determined 10 cowhide him. nd com.
municated her intention To some of her
trends in the honse, together with The
day aud time. The place liked upot,
was the diuner table. After some !ihy
ni The buarders had been seated al tie
table, tbs widow approached he mer-
chant and demanded retraction of the
rrp'itts ii. bad ci; culale,l, aud an epul-
ngy. This he declined, when she drew
Ir"m the f,lds of her dress strong
ca" hide, which she applied within will
To his hend aud shoulders. So severe
were Tue blows that his face was com.
pett'y marked leng aud crpsswise
with led lIucs. Some Of Tho ladies
screamed aud were snreiy auitutrd. ard
many of the gentlemen demonstrated;
but tho lady paid NJ attentions, but sill
dealt her blows vigorously upou tho
head of the Offending .marchaut. AT
length one of gentlemen intelfered aud
wrested the cowhide from her hand
The victim wa, removed to hi4 ,unm,
where hs was confined several days ia
consequences of the mptiIslnn Of his
Phy&i"g. M 1s@ 's3
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

a Curi0ys Li6a Sat "A libel sa.t
between 'be Chnrchman md tn, Church
Jonrna'(prgans "ftha Episcopal Church)
is being tiled in New York. The
Chnfchman is plaintiff, nud charges de-
fendan, with speaking in such terms Of
his business affairs as TO damage him 10
the extent of $4,000, for whici, to sucs.
The case has been punding long while,
1t excitcs no lit'lc interest in tho ,elig.
ious world. The Cburchman ,s repre-.
sentcd by Mr. john Hccker; ,heChorch
Journal Ivy Rev. John fIenry Hopkins,
son Of Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

The Annual Appropriation Bills
passed the House of Representatives
last Thursday. They appropriate over
thirty five millions, including $13, 900,
600 for the army; $12, 100000 for tho
navy; S1,50o,0 900 for steam mail lines;
1000, 600 for Notifications, and 5000
900 or $G,000,000 for items of civil
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