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a great deal u paHie. The panic was de-
elared to be the must senssIsss thing in The
worlI, but every body felt il, and great
many ssre ruined BY il. EKactly Whist
tina, Psnie wss We haven't aseertained yet,
but soTDehow, IL vent everywhere like
this revival We are having nov. We ara
inclined 10 think, notwithstanding the i'm
preston 10 the contrary which exists In
the miBd Of some. that there i tod ,sBl
that he is somewhat interested 10 the If
fsin Of mea. We are inclined to think
that be Sometimes adopts extraordinary
measures 10 bring nation TO is senseAAnd
Keep il on the right track. II this be the
case, We do not sxsctly zee bow he could
managed this affair better than he h4s done.
Il looks to Us InarVslOusly like . matter
Of de.ign--Of most bsBsyolsnt and benef.
cent design. We are al trying to start 0tf
10 business Agio. We base beeu brought
to our senses, and just in this time. enine
the awakening and the revival 10 bid Us
begin upon . better fouBdstiou, and 20
INTO life again with new spirit.
|, is not our province % prsaCh or 10
exhOrt, but Se very frankly eTpIess the
opinion thst the more Of our pepplr who
put themselves in the way Of influences
which now prevail, The better. We bave
yet to see the fret man Who has sustained
damage by beo''uing al he4rt, AMI in lie,
Christian. You old sinners, who have
led hard and reless life. put ypursslVe.
10 the way Of good. Go into the PRAYER
meetings. They will not hurt you. You
young men, upon whom life is opening
you whose CD. raciers a'e forming, it will
not harm you 10 Incorporate iHto your life
the Christian element On the coutHry,iI
will do you a world Of good. You meu
Of middle age. you hard drinken, you
swelrers, you licenlious men, you Scofing
men, you double1lealing men, all Of you
look 10 uron the PRAYER nretiag, and SET
how it affects You. Your friends u othel
PLACES are d"ng it and declare themselves
bsneftel. Our opinion is that 1t will ben
efL you. Try il and see II would be
great comfort TO NIL Of Us to see our com.
munity Transformed into a religious city
and there ecertainly has never l's "A a time
in its history wbensthe thing could be so
easily done as now. The tendencies are
III that direction. The popular mind is
turned that way. Go to the church. 90
to the conference meeting,go to. the prayer
meAting auI m1yGpd bless you!- >pr'ng
field Mussl RepuJ.
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how sbether we &c. il from an Inherent
music grinder. at bali dime = tuSe, or
from the great ThAbberg at one dollar and
fhy cents per evening. We are alike
humbuged by both. We desPi'e the dir.
ty Italian org.n msn Who is satisfied with
Ave cents; while We smile and throw up
our hats for ThabOerg, who uuter cover
ing of q great name takes = greater sum.
When will We BE- out flour lsading string
J. W. II.
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mo. %. AN ACT.
To repeal an Act therein named.
Section 1. Be Il enacted BY the Gener-
al .IsssalJly of the STATE Of Ohio, That
tue sct entitled an act TO suthor Il JuSii
ces Of the peace aud mayors to purchase
Waren's ONO Criminal Law and Forms,
passe.l NsIch II, 1857, be and the same
is hereby repenIsd.
Sec. 2. This act shall effect and be 10
force from and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELRER,
Presilent Of the Senate.
March 27, 1858.
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Srexs or DEoAY--AND OF HoPE.-The
admission of Kansas under the L9cOmptou
Constitution passed the Senate BY Aye
SO, Nays 25. The Fsgitive Slave Bill
pissed the Senate in 1850 BY a vote oI
81 Ayes and ouly 12 Nays, and the Ne
braska Bill repeating the Missouri Com
promise passed the same body in 1854 BY
Ayes 81. NAYS IA. Thus, year by year
does the Slave Power decay. until We sex
25 negative votes cast in the Senate aga'ns
lts favorite measure. THIS number is dies
tined to expand, until it establishes Free
dom on the capital go long occupied b.
Slavery.-AD. Jour. tt,
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THAT VoICE IN ErERNrTT "A minister
while attending church in a strange city,
was struck with the surprising sweftDess
OF tue voice Of u beautiful aud pleasing
young lady who SIT near him. Being sft.
erwarda introduced to her, he inquired
whether she loved the Savior. She replied
IL am afraid not" "Then, my dear
youug friend ssid the ministsE"wbat will
you 10 with that voice in eternityt Shall
it be spent in uttering the Wsiling' of the
lost foreveri"
The solemn question sent couvictlon to
her heart, and she rested not till she foucd
peace in believing in Jesus, tall prspare.l
TO sing the song Of redeeming love with
the saints on earth. aud to join in the new
song with the rslaemed around the throne
on high american Messenger.
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OGr smoky cay Correspondent.
SNoKY CIrY, March 3lst. ,5a.


Dear Free PrfSs:-Since my last
have bad smother jauHt to my native State.
1t was business not pleasure that called me
10 Ohio on this occasion. As q man whose
philosophy (and humbly believe it is not
at varieuce with Christian principIe) tepch.
es him to make the best OF all the clrcun.
stAuces into which he is thrown. strive
to unite pleasure with business. Arriving
at Wellsville on tue cars,n mode Of tray.
el WAS changed. l seated myself 10 hack
(the only psssengsr) for atedious drive Of
fourteen miles. Hack drivers are not, as
a.common thing very intelligent men, uev
ertheless from them We often get good
hints: and the STRIPPING who has learned
to decline psHna. and repeat without halt
hie, hdc, hoe; and who dlspiSes the uncouth
and rude manIinsss of ibis driver, just be.
cause he is driver, has yet to learn many
lessons before he gets in sight even of what
he thinks himself to be a man of sense. -
Don Quixotte. in his dstempcred ina in.
alton thought he was kuight-errAnt to
whom fortune held out in the future some
brilliant victory, which would get him un-
fading renown; while Sancho PIAZZA aspi.
red to be nothing but bis groom; but l.
Sage makes Sancho speak the greater wis.
dom of the two. Wishing to learn how a
plain man thinks, and what plain nature
teaches him, asked the hackman many
questions but like Napoleon With hlS
guide across the ALPS, be answered my in-
quiries in tie fewsst possible words aud
drove on. o.. E a"
Arriving at my place Of destination. /
exchanged tho cold, dull aud cherries hack
for the warm ond cheerful plrlor Of a
friend. But tune. already bald with the
lapse Of years, will not stop 10 his march
10 the distant future to listen To the beg
igars piteOus plea; aud Uanuts found that
the tide spurnsd obedience to the bebests
of England's monarch: so quickly did the
hour come whcn must return 10 my &C.
custoIned labor; and again I was seated
iin'the hack for Salem, q distance Of ten
miles. At Salem l met friend, who per
,suadsd me to 60 with him to Hanover
,and SO return by the Pittsburgh & C!sye'
land RaiIrosG.
In my letters TO the Free Pres I hay,
frequently referred to tue three companions
in crime, two of whom we're executed OF
the 18th Of February, and the third, Mon
roe Stuart, was pArdonsd BY executive
clsmency. Your readers will recoIlect tba
in the McKeespOrt tragedy two persons
we're murdered, Mr.. Wilson and bis sister
Mrs. McMasters. Scarcely had the Gov
-eruor's pardon been read to Stewart wher
he was arrested for the murder of Mrs
Mem, for which Il is said no one has beel
tried. Those who we're tried and con
.demned, we're tried for the murder Of VIII
>sOn alone. Poor man! The struggle be
tween hope and fear bordering on des
pair, was too fisres for hi. faculties. Th
spardOu came ike the brightshiuing Of th
eisun when sudden gale has snatehed th
sOlouds from bis face. Hope burns will
auuWantsd srdor. But the arrest come
like dark cloud fraught with hurricane
and darkens, az, puts out the hOpeOf swee
life. ,ltws too much: Disease the ms
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Soul HoUSES-There are apartment,
in the soul which have glorious lookout
IRON whose windows you can see across the
ryer ofdesth, and iuto the shining beyond
bat now often are thess neglected for the
Liver ones, which have earthward looking
windows There is the apartment Of Ven
Grafton. Its ceilings sre frescoed With an
gals and all exquisite caIvlhgs adoru III
walls; but SPIDERS have covered the ange
ceiling, and dust has settled ON the delicate
noudngs. The door of Conscience j:
rusled So it cannot be opened. Hope ha'
but one downward looking window. aud
Faith and Worship are cold and cherries
All these are shut up 10 most soul houses
Ia lower apartments you shall hear, il
some riot snd wassaiI, for the passion,
never keep L-nt, but are always holding
Carnival, and IN others sighs and lamen'
,ations of wo Inded bopes,and iu others tht
groauings Of disappointed ambition, anc
in others chickering's aud striiss, while il
Others there are sleep aud stupidity
Bsecher. ..
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AN ACr
[No. $751;

/ kNhs DJs nv hOL
10 amend section Is of 40 sct entitled Tan
act Uf the juns iIciIou 10 procedure b.
fore Justicra Of the Peace, anil nftns d T.
It's Of Constable. 10 Civil Courts" pAs-
ssl March IL, 1883.
Section l.. Be Il enacted By the General
ASSEMBLY, Ofths State Of Ohio, rhat Sec
ton IS Of an act entitled 'an sct Of the ju-
r:sIictiOu and procedure bsfore Justices Of
the Pese., AMI Of the duties Of Cous,abIes
IN Civil Courts" be amended 81 as Ia read
as follows: Upon the return " sail order
Of arrest, executed 10 pursuance ofth pre-
esding section. ;he trial Of said cause shall
proceed, unless for good cause. upon the
application Of either party, or at the in-
stance of the Justice himself, the same shall
be Continued for any perioi, as is provided
for 10 other casAs before Juslic-s Of the
Peace; and when the trial Of said Cause is
continued for any period, the defendant.
upon executing with one or more sufficient
sureties.a "a written undertaking to the pIaiat.
| iff in the premises, and to the acceptance
Of the Justice, to the effect that ifjulg-
II en-. shall be rendered in the action sgSinst
be defendaHt,be be will render himself amean-
able TO the process o. the COult thereon
shall be discharged from costo'lY. Provi-
ded, however. that in no case shall the de-
fenasnt be detainsl in the custody Of the
officer, when said continuance has been for
more than forty eight hours unless said
continuance has heen male at the instance
or with the consent Of the defendant him
self.
Sec. 2. That the original section 25 Of
the above recitsrl act is hereby repealed.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of tie House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President OF The Senate.
March 81, 1858.
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Sec. !. Thh &C, shall l.Ls sdszs upoa
iIs passage.
WILLIAM B. Woods
Speaker Of fAe H0uss ~ Representative.
MARTIN WELKER.
PrssidsRf y fks SsaoiA
March a.. 1853.

No. 50 AZ ACT
10 amend 40 set entitled ''aa act relating
10 dover" passed January 20, 1898,
(ls24.)
Section I . Be L snaoied b. tie Gsnsr-
al ASsem5iy Of lhe STATE Of Ohio, That
the firsl ssc:ion Of an act entitled an act
rslating TO dowsr.pased January 2s. is9s,
(1824l be 20 amended ~ 10 read 1 sol-
lows: Sec. {. Thst the widow Of any per-
son dying shall be endowed with one full
equal third Of all the landS Isnemeata. and
the real estate Of which Der husband Al be
decesse held the fes simple 10 remainder
OF reyersiOD. And size shall in like mss.
ner be endowed with Que tIiird part Of Al
the right, title or interest that her husband,
1t the time of HE disease, had 10 any landa
aud lsnements b, ID by bond, article, lesss
or UtheF evidence OF claim; and she shall
remAi1 in the mansion house Of nsr hus-.
bsn'l. free II charge, fIr one year after bis
death, il Ter dOWer be not sIonsf assigned
to her. Provided, that doser shall not be
sssigDei to any widow in any l-nda. tsns-
msBts nr real estate Of which her hus-
band, II his dksAss. bsld TIE fee siwpls
10 reversiOn or remainder until after the
termination Of the prior estate.
Sec. 9. fhst section one Of sSid aot Be
and the same IS hereby repe lei.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker oftAe House Of ReprsIs .t0tiVes.
MARIN WELLER,
PrsssdsA ofns Senate.
March 27, 1888.
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vs. OF OHIO:
Published by authority.

mo. sS AN ACT
To repeal an Act therein named.
Section /. Be ii heaacts2 By the Gsnsr'
al AssnsbIV Of the STATE Of ohio, Thst
an act euntled IAN net TO prevent slave.
holding and kidnapping in Ohio" passed
April II, 1851, be and the same is here
BY repeated.
See 2. This act shall Ake effect upon
its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker ofthe House Of Representatives..
MARTIN WELkER,
President Of the Senate.
March 81, 1855.
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APPROPRIATE TO THE DAY An an.
cient writer, but clever Que says: "Let
hnn who expects oua class Of society 10
prosper in the highest degree. while the
oLher is ia distress, try whether one side
t his face can smile willie the other is
pinched." TbiI applies to rich and poor,
and should be noted bv both.
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QyAtST INscRIPrIoS. There is an in
scrIplion on tomb stone at La Point,
Lake Superior, which reads as follows:
"John Smith. accidentally shot as a
mark of affection bv bis brother"
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March 81, 1858.
AN ACT

.GNo. SO. | AN ACT
10 amend section 300 of the code Of civil
procedure, passed March I |, 1858, and
To prescribe the mode uf keeping record
Of sales Of property made pursuant TO
orders Of courts and to provide for re-
docketiug actions in certain cases.
Section |. Be Il enacted by The GsHsF.
al Assembly Of the State or OGiO, Thst
section SOD Of an act entitled "sn Sct to es-
tsblish a code Of civil procedure" pas>ed
March IL. 1853, he amended 30 as to read
IS follows: Sec. $50. The tris! docket
shall be made out by the clerk Of tue
court, at least twelve days before the tnt
day of each term Of the court, and the se-
tiouG shall be set for particular days in the
order in which thu issues were made up,
whether Of law OF Of fact, and SO arraDg-
ed that the cases sci for each GAv, shall be
trie a. nearly as may b. on that day
For the purpose Of arranging said docket
an issue shsll be considered as made up
when either party is 10 default of plead
ing, Said clerk shall not place upon the
trial duck,.t any cases in which nothing re-
mains to he done. except TO execute an or.
der for the sale Of real or personal property
and to distribute the proceeds as directed
by said order. 1t shall be the duty Of the
clerk of the court of common pleas in the
sey eral counties o. this state, when W. Or
der Of sale is issued in case not on the
docket, to enter the same on the execution
docket in the same manner that he dues
executions, with description Of tie resi-
estate. il there be any, to bs sold, and to
enter the subsequent proceedings had IN
pursuance of ssid otder in the same man.
ner Ms the proceedings on executions are
or may he required to Le entered. And
when n sale OF real estate Is made in pursu-
Snce of such order, it SHALL he Confirmed 10
ali respects. as sales on executions. are or
nav be, aud after the sale the officer shall
be governed 10 oil respects by the law re-
latiug to sales on execution. Should it ut
sny time become necessary 10 take any
| OtleF 6I6 pS III ouCu CNSoseh"h W S9' ~ VIZ
firm = sale, or distribute the proceeds of q
sale according to the order, the case may
redocketed on the application ofeithsr par.
Ity. ard when 80 redocketed, il shall stand
in all respects as if it had remained on the
docket.
Sec. Q. That the said original rection
500 of said act is hereby repealed, and this
act shall take effect ou its passage.
/ WILLIAM B. WOODS.
Speaker of House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER,
! Presidsat of the Senate.
/. March 81, 1858.
| hereby certify that hare read and COM
pared the proof Of the foregoing laws, and that
they are correctly printed from the copy GER
tiiec by the Secretary oi-Siate,
!, | = WASH. BU LER,
Auditor Carroll County.
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Senator Hammond, of South Carolina,
who characterised all working people IS
'ths mud-sills Of Society." is himself the
son Of butcher the blood Of a "mud-
siIL" & in bic veins.
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A man attempted to sieEe favorable
opportunity few days since, but his holc
slipped, and he fell to the ground cOnsid
srabIy injured.
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A man whose mInI is trained To find
happiness in doing COOL, almost always
has tins means Of happiness at bis CON-
mand.
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"what are you writing such a large
hand for, Pat?" "WhY. you see that
my grandfather is dafs, aud I'm writing
0 loud lettsr to hsrI"
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That plenty should produce either GOV.
elness o; ProdigalitY, is pervenlOD Of
providence; anil yet the generality Of meu
IRE tue worse for their riches.
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A man.t too busy to take care Of his
health, is Ike mechanic too busy to take
care Of bis tools ' 21
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A distinguished te4efer defines genious
to he the dover Of making eff rt.
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March 81, 1858.

l hereby certify that hare read and COM
pared the proof Of the foregoing laws, and that
they are correctly printed from the copy csr-
tiiec by the Secretary oi4Siate.
WASH. BU LER,
Auditor Carroll County.
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thereby certify that The foregoing acts are
I rue copies of The original rolls Dow on fle IN
this once. A.P. RUSSELL,
Secretary Of SsaAA
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l. A TIE ST N E w S.
TE1LEIGRAMS
RECEIVED AT@THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE ~
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA
AT HALIFAI
LATER FROM EUROPE.
SAFETY OF THE STEAMER INDIAN EMPIRE,
MONTALEMBERT'S PENALTIES RENTED.
IATER FEON INDIA

HALIFAX, Dec. l6, II o'clock, P.M.-The Steam
er Arabia, with Liverpool dates to the 4th inst ar
rived here tonight.
The Steamers Indian and New York arrived out
on the I'd, and the Kangaroo and Circassian on the
Sd inst.
The overdue Steamer Indian Empire is safe
The Emperor Napoleon has relieved Montalem-
bert from the penalties pronounced against him on
his recent trial.
The subscriptions to the Suez Canal project are
said to have closed with larger amount than will
be required.
The Bombay Mail of November 9th had been
telegraphcd to London.
\ new campaign had been commenced against
the rebels the 18th of October, and numerous
victories over the rebels are announced
The Queens proclamation promulgated on
lst of November.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Dec 4.-COtton-Saes of the week 3S 600
bales including 900 bales Specuators and 500 bales
for export The market closed with declining tendency
all qualities have slightly declined but chiefly fair and
lower qualities which are I'D. lower. Middng qualities
have declined 1lGd Sales of Friday estimated at 900
bales including 900 bales speculation and
The market closed dull.
New Orleans fair Sled; Middling 6s[d; Mobile fair
7isd.; Middling 1316d. Upland fair l6d; Middng
64d Stock in port $50 900 bales of which 247 900 bales
are American. There have been free arrivals under a
change of wind
Manchester advices are fa vorable Prices firm with
moderate business
Breadstuffs closed with declining tendency All quail
tiles have slightly declined
GrOYlSionS-The market generally closed dull
MONEY MARKET-COnsols 9S09Sh for money and ac-
count Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f1O,50O.
The money market is generally unchanged.
Produce-ROSin is steady at As. Sd ais 4d. Spirits
Turpentne is steady at 39s. Gd.Gl4Os Rice is heavy
quotations nominal
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AHH.SEHENTS

PANORAMA OF THE BBLE.-This Panorama will he on
exhibition during the remainder this week at the Tenn
perance Temple North Gay street.
FRONT STREET CIRCUs-To night the two famous
clowns, Sam Long and A. Aymar will appear in various
acts at the Circus, supported by Miss Saie Sckney and
the excellent company On Monday next the fairy spec
tacle of Cinderella will be produced.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mr James Wallack Jr
appears tonight in Shakspeares tragedy of Macbeth
sisted by Mrs W. Walack, Jr., Lady Macbeth
The evening entertainment will conclude with the
sing farce of the Eton Boy
Governor King, of New York, has ordered an
election to be held on the 5th of January for Con
gresham in the place of Hon. John Kelly, re-
sipned.
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FOREIGN MARKETS

HAVANA, Dec. 7.-SUGARs-The slightly improved
position OF the New York market the smalness of our
STOCK demand more than sufficient to absorb
offered for sale, and reports however exaggerated of
damaging frost in Louisiana, have kept our market
throughout the past month in state of great frmness
SUSTAINING prices at fraction above those quoted in
last review Of the 7th November
Sales have been necessarily limited but last week we
noticed one of $500 boxes of all classes from rs for
low brown to 14H for fine whites Our prices are firm
at the following quotations:
CucuruchOs Dutch numbers to 10, S4 to Q RS at II
per Ct premium, equal to 24s 3d. to 26s Sd per cwt,
O. b.
Ordinary yellows numbers II to L. OK to OK rs at 10
o. b.
Middng yellows, numbers 13 to a. 9Y to 1Ors at 70
per premium equal to 2SS. Id. 2ss Sd per cwt
o. b..
Fine yellows numbers Is to 16 1OK to II RS at II
per CT premium equal to 29s. 10d. 10 3s. per cwt
b.
Forete yeows numbers II to 49, 11K to 124 RS at II
per premium equal 32s. ID to 34s per cwt f. o. b.
Ordinary whites 12% to l3 rs, at II per ct premium
equal to S4s. I'd. to 35s. Cd. per cwt., f. o. b.
Middng whites 13H to RS. at II per ct. premium,
equal to S6s. lid. to 3Ss. Id per cwt., f. o. b.
Fine and horete whites 14b to l5b rs at IL per ct
premium equal to 39s. Sd. to 4s. Sd per cwt. f. b.;
anu occasionally an additional RI. has to be paid.
iew small lots of low refining Muscovadoes have been
taken at 6 rs at outports
crop Of about 900 hhds ,o,d 70 f,o rooary Nusco
Vadoes at Sagna la Grande has been engaged
at RS. with advances and the same nr;ce has been
granted Tor small crop of similar sugars deliverable in
this port. ~ "
Grlnding has begun on number of plantations and
will be general soon. i anu
The exports from this port Matanzas and Corder,s 3.
the end of last month, compare follows:
1855. 1897
To the United Hhds Boxes. Hhds Roxes
States: -. 65,52i 29l,7r3 116,S5l l76441
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TELEGRAPH TO CuBA.-The Washington States
understands that contracts completed and that
work will be Immediately commenced at Savannah
Georgia for the construction of telegraph line to
Ferandina, Florida, thence by land to Cedar Keys
and from there to Key West by a submarine ca
Bile. From the latter place, cable will also be
laid to Cuba. The contractors for this work will
leave New York in few days for the field of oper-
ations 1t is intended to complete the line to Key
West by next summer, when it will be connected
with Cuba soon as the cable can be laid.