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Jefferson Dav,. on the unioa

Among the passengers If the sbir s'rh "hit.'
ncy, Capt. Howe. from Baltimore, which was ha"'
log fer tho port Of Boston on the aih e' jury 's's
was the distinguished Senator. Hon Jeiicfso" IVA
Wis, Of Mississippi There was on boar" "" ""u-
sually brilliant array OF passengers from aeteh'
parts OF the country, and, upon the paitio'te sus
gcsiinn of the captain. it wss resolved To celebrate
the day in hefittiug the great anniversary
A committee was appointed toinvite Senator Davis
10 make address. lie accepted tho invitation,
aud delivered an imprompta Grafton, which Ia
spoken Of AZ characterized by singular felicity OF
diction and impassioned eio1uepce," and which
commanded the admiration of those who listened
to II. We make from the report OF the speech the
following extract
"And this great country will continue united.
Tri1ing politicians in the South, or in the North,
or in the West, may continue TO talk otherwise,
but IL will be of no avail They are like the mos
9nitoes around the ox-they annoy, but they Gao
not wound aud never kill. There was common
interest which run through all tho diveTaihed oe-
equations aud varicus products OF these sovereign
states; there sas common sentiment OF hation-
atty which beat in every American bosom; there
/ we're common memories sweet to us all, and
! though clouds had occasionally darkened our po'
itica sky. the good sense and good feeling OF the
! people had thus far averted any catastrophe &C.
structive Of our Constitution aud the Uuion. IL
which rose superior to sectional or indlpldnai
/ a2grandIzsment, that the foundations OF our
/ Union laid; and If we. the present genera
ton he worthy of our ancestry, We shall not oh'y
| protect those foundations from destruction, bnt
build higher aud wider this temple Of liberty, anu
/ iuscribe perpetuty upon it's tablet
| We hail these words of cheer from the gallant
representative Of gallant mississippi! They are
in unison with patriotic voices which the last 4th
OF July has elected from every section They help
TO swell the harmoDie notes which Everett az d
Choate have raised ut seton. and which the sons
Of New York and yirgi~A have blended in ma
iestic anthem over the grave Of Monroe. Yes we
arr still brethren; the sea and the shore proclaim
it, and from the very tonb the spirit OF Nationality
comes forth in glorious resurrection, ana TO an
immortal existence. 1t comes forth 10 inspire the
faithful. to convince the doubling, to banch the
cheek Of the scoffer. Let in the eloquent words
Of Davis. build higher aud wider the temple OF
Liberty, aud iusCribe perpetuiiy upon its tablet
Let IL. kindle anew the flames upon its altar; let
ia bring there onr sectional jealouses, prejudices
and PRIDE. invoking the fires of Heaven 10 con
sumo the Offering; let Us enlarge its borders, and
open wide its gates, that the oppressed of all ma
,jous NAV enter and the Zion Of Freedom become
the JOY of the whole earth.
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Judge Cato has resigned his position as District
Judge Of Kansas.
Green corn with full ears foot long was upon
the tables ia New Orleans, week ago
Fo,r .ous Of John Persley, in Baltimore, aged
bet ween 10 and 70 years, WIZ vi ohheu iho i"'
inst while out sailing.
A, gartrand, Wis, several days ago, Joseph Fol-
,ar uas murdered by his stepson, lad about II
years old.
Morgan Bryan. sentenced at Pittsburg to one
YEARS imprisonment for dealing in lottery tickets
has been paTdoned by Gov. Packer.
At Newport, on Saturday last, there had been
| Ave more houses rented for the summer than at
| same date last year.
Senators Bell Of Tennessee, and Trumbull. of IL
| liuois, continue in Washington, where they ale
| housekeeping.
A negro boy, belonging to Dr. II. J. Churchman,
| was killed by kick from horse Monday ever
| ing.
". T. Powell, well known commission III ere 10 Mt
| OF Pittsburgh, Pa, died suddenly on beard the
steamer DR.. kaLe, on the evening of Sunday, the
| 4th
| Gen. Comonfart, Tx President of Mexico, arrived
| in LyDchburg, Va, by the Tennessee train, Mon
| day night, and remained over Tuesday.
| lady had her pocket picked of about $500 on
the Friday night express train, between bridge
port and New York.
The New York Express Is requested to state that
the ruwor Of Edwiu's Booths intended marriage
TO Miss Mary Deyin the actress, ID entirely with.
out foundation.
The house of Rev. Jas. II. Nortbington Of Hall
fa1, N. e., was struck by lightning Oh the ID inst
aud set on fire. bus was extiaguished before much
damage WAS done.
new yiigious sect who have organized ia Pa.
ris, nDder the name Of the Uniyersaf Christian Al
li,nce, are really American Unitarians They have
safted an organ called lie Disciple de Jesus C2ra.
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FROM HAVANA

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE steamer Philadelphia
from Havana on the Sth Instant, has arrived.
The American brig c. Perkins, of New York
having landed cargo of slaves on the Island, the
master applied to the acting United States Consul
thomas Savage, for papers for another voyage, of
tetiug him a bride OF $1,000. The bride was re-
fused, aud the next morning, before O'Clock, the
c. Pens ills keeled over, aud sunk in the harbor.-
Doubt less holes had been bored in her during the
night, aud filling with water, she sunk.
Don Miguel de Embil, wealthy banker, had
been thrown into prison for using insulting Ian
guage to Gen. Coucha, in petition for lowering
the taxes. The presentation of the petition was
persisted in three times, when the petitioner was
arrested
BeningIo Leon, noted bandit. has been shot and
killed by the police.
The Fourth of July was noticed in Havana
Geu. CoCcha presented the Captain of the Ameri-
can ship Swallow, with a spanish flag, which was
hO5ted when the United States national salute was
fired on board the vessel.
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SUPPOSED CAUSE OF TIE PoTATo RoT.--rhe Buf-
falo Commercial announces that Mr.. Alexander
Henderson. Of that city, has made a discovery of
the cause of the pOtatoe rot which, if it should
prove correct, will be of vast Importance, as the
means Of future prevention can also be found. lie
thinks it is produced by insect. the egg of
which is laid the skin of the potatde, is iuyisi-
bic to the naked eye, bat may be detected with a
microscope, aud is planted with the seed potato -
This egg is patched in about six days. aud the
young insects stays in the ground until he gets
wings. In the meantime he is engaged ia singing
the tubeTs, each pertoratou poisoning the root
and begetting the rot. While yet in the gronud,
and as early the tenth day of existence the
young insects cohabit and from the great rapidity
with which they propagate, Mr.. II. argues that
the egg is deposited before the first emergence
from the ground although in case of cold, wet
weather, the insect sometimes leaves the vines lad
returns to the tuGor Only few day are required
for the destruction of the wife. The insect is re-
markahly industrious, but the destruction of the
vines does not affect the tu5er except to stop its
growth. Mr.. II. states that by sprinkIiuy
quicklime the potato, it is cut for planting
the moisture will dissolve the lime and battle the
tubers in caustic alksi which will destroy the
egg. At this time of the year the ravages Of the
insect may be prevented, by packing the earth
around the tuber firmly with the foot, which will
smother the insect.
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THE MEXICAN FORCED TAX ON AMERICAN
CITIXENS &c.

WASHINGTON, July IA letter from :. M
niste: Forsyth, in Mexico, asking al opinion reta
tive to Che forced levy by the Iu'1asa Governments
on the property Of American citizens residing ~
Neyico having been laid before Attorney General
Black, has by him been thoroughly examined IN
connection with the official decree and the treaties
with the Mexican and other GOveruments-our
own being placed on footing wish Inc most ia'or,
ed nations While it is adIoitted that general
tax may DO i'm posed, according to legitimate forms
for usual purposes, yet taking ell the data INTO
consideration. and looking at the present condi-
ton OF Mexico, the collection OF money IN tue
manner proposed is decided to be in the nature of
u forced contribution.
This is the position Of Mr.. Forsyth. and he will
be advi ed that lie will be duly sustained.
Ex-Governor Geary, now here, has been re-im-
buTsed for expenses contingent upon three c0mpa-
Mes Of militia, raised whiIe lie was Governor Of
Kansas
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1pHCIAI, NOxICUB.

e6y~ NoTrcB. subscriber having
n,rcbased Of SIR w Paterson the entire stock o.
,,,fiais ard MEDIcTNEs nj the Store on the aoroer
Of Main and all streets. formerly Gay n Waon
CITY Drug Store, an having made iaige s,sna
and the public gem rally .yery thing IN ny i,n9 -
rrood and a. cheap they can be gutcbase.n s,so
49, .rd would he pleased To have them give me
cal, 6siore purchasing. Ms feel eouhdentoi giving
them satisfaction. cu1o a pa usny
iy l5-2ts thAo Dh"S"A''
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PULLING TEETH IN OLD TIYEs.-The primitive
method of abstracting teeth 10 Scranton is thus
described by correspondent of the New York
Express
lone end ola firm hemp string was fastened
upon the aching member, while the other, secure
ly tied around bullet pnrposely noticed, was put
in the barrel of an old hint-lock musket loaded
with an extra charge of powder. When all was
ready. the desperate operator caught hold of the
gun. and 'let drive" Out few the tooth and
away bounded the musket several feet. This
mode Of extricating teeth became the chosen
and only mode practsed in this region for many
years.
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PLEASURE TRIP.

NORFOLK. July Il The [. 5 revenue cutter Har
riet Lane arrived here to-day, from Washington
having on board Hon. Howell Cobb. Secretary o.
the Treasury, Hon. L. Ward. Sir VIM. G.. Ousley
Count Sartiges, Collector Schell, Miss Harriet
Lane, the Presidents niece, and others. She
left at p. NJ. for Old Point and will go from
thence to Annapolis on her return TO Washington
The telegraph. with its usual intelligence, re
ports 'IIon. Mr. Sardnes'' among those on board
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The wub.,force philanthropy.

nc "IDeFIOTce -,
The Loado,. Times is down upon the "iioef'oioe
abolition philanthropy Of England wh'ch II say
is out Of date, and which seems to be gong out
fashion. There appears to he change OF senti
men. in ynglasd OH the slavery question aud Tho
Tim. "a preparing the way for still greater
change Aboltionisia Is also on the decline In the
North. On the whole, cotton aud common sense
lin so1.x Ia In the seendapt every where.
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COLONY OF WALDENsFs IN ILLINOI5.-The 'Pres-
byterian' has been Informed by MrsE. Sorriaux
French Protestant missionary. that beginning
has been made Of the Wadensan colony in iii
uo's. The position chosen is near the adel sta
'i1n the Chicago. Alton and ST. Louis Railroad Liv.
ngston comfy, Illinois, where thirty-fVe hundred
acres have ieen procured at reasonable rate,
ana eighth heads Of families nave become the
pioneers Of the settlement. Others are anxious
TO join them, but yet they have onr been able
TO build n board shanty and tuy few yoke of OK
10 prepare the ground. lie remarks shat they
very poor, aud unless American friends can
do something for them they will snffer.
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wuII.x Asp MAEr coLLEGE-At the recent meet
IN ? Of the Board of Visitors Of William and Mary
College, held In Williamsburg, on tie Sth inst
Rev. II. W. Barnweli, Of South Carolina, was eject.
ed President, in place Of Mr.. Ewell, who resigned
the position. Mr Edward Talisferro, OF Glouees-
ter, Va, was elected Professor Of Latin and Latin
Jytar~fu,a
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Ex-REv. J. s. KALL0CH AGAIN III TRoUBLE-Mr.
kHlOch attended a religious meeting iu Rockiand
Ne, week ago Sunday evening ani took part III
the proceedings. lie got into sharp discussion
with deacon Wilson. who was prominent witness
in the f4mous kalloch trial, and Elder J. Baker, a
Baptist preacher Mr. Kaloch took otfense at some
remarks Of Elder Baker, which he understood TO
apply to him. The discussion and meeting were
AZ length ended hy the gas being turned off, leav
ing the audience In great temporal darkness
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DEATH OF VENERABLE MASoN-BeDjamu Ca
pen. died in Stought0n, Mass, recently at the al
vanced age of SIS. He was probably the last sur
Vving original member of Rising Star Lodge OF
Freemasons. That Lodge chartered in the
year 1893 In 1890 it was constituted and its off
GERS publicly installed in the meeting house IL
StOughtOu
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PUNISHED FOR INSULTING THE EMPRROR.-A man
named Leger Ferre, carpenter aud poet, has beer
tried for al Insult to the Emperor Napoleon. Or
Easter Monday he accompanied the fraternity o
carpenters of Charities in a procession, which il
is their wont to hold Oh that day, and after din
n er he sang rtald song, of his own compost
ton. entitled Confessions of the Emperor To tht
Archbishop of Paris" The Chartres tribunal
sentenced him to three months imprisonment
The government not thinking the punishment re
we're enough, appealed ntiatnd and has obtained
d judgment of twelve months.
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NEWSPAPER ANrIvgEsARY-On Monday, the Mis-
souri Republican entered the fifty first year Of its
existence. From diminutive weekly sheet Of l.
by IA inches, issued July 18TH 1893, it has grad
ualiy Increased to its present mammoth proper
tion- OF SO hy SO inches, being the largest paper
published in the West, and, with two oxcep-
lions, the largest in the Union. The Republican
employs one hundred ara seventy five permanent
hands. aud the aggregate expenses OF the estab-
iishment reach $4,000 per week.
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~ WV r. foST ar, ke, is the authorized
agent for the Dispatch la Norfolk and Portsmouth
Subscribers in those cities viii obtain their papers
regularly from hia at tns attest possioie money!
In the day
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CRiYALRY NOT DEAD YET.-Sr Walter Raleigh is
outdone in Stamford, Conn. Miss H., belle of
that village, wears paper soed shoes and was
caught out bya heavy rain. To go home in the
mud was impossible. The gallant Henry M saw
her in trouble, stepped up, pulled off his boots.
insisted on the fair ones wearing them, and pre-
vailed. She put on the boots, aud went homeward:
Henry, light of heart and foot, pursued his boot
less way to the establishment of the bystanders and
the Stamford Advocate.
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Ice IN TURIN, ITALY-A letter from Turin, speak
ing Of the warm weather, says there is an alum
dance of ice there, and adds
THE price is exceedingly low; the vendors dc
not coudescend TO weigh it. but give huge block
for two or three sous. Generally speaking. it is
perfectly clean and an Transparent as crystal. 1t
is cheap enough to be 10 common use among the
poorer classes, and sees fruit women eating
their dinners by their stalls with p great lump OF
ice in their bringing jugs. The evenings are, uu
til 10 or IL O'clock, nearly warm the days
and the demand for frozen drinks in the cafes il
something prodigiOus "
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N.TIUN a.. A,vERTisERs.

Advertisements for toe D'spArcH must be handed
q by SIR o'clock ia tAs afternoon in order to appear
the text lay. The heavy pressure cf advertisements
q ssr the columns 81 cur paper. will not admit OF
tta;r recept,on after ths hour named.
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Northern ,iKarkcts

New YORK July 1t-Cotton huoyaut-CpIands
Middiing l2isMl2sl. Sales for days Il eco bales -
Flour tlrm Wheat bigher-N estsra red 81 nqG
81 -. Corn firmwhite 1902 cts; yellow SO cts =
Spirits tHrpentne unchanged. Rosln heavy at 81 81
Rice 25s cts.
BALT;MorE july l4.-Flour quet--Howard ana
Chi 81 2H0est @753: City Mills nomiusllv quoted Al
81 q. wheat steady-new red 81 luGgSl l3 whit
low S4Ws5 cts
s,l" Of Exchange Bank Stock was made ia Nor
folk, Mcuday :, at slp3 per share. dividend of.
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utspArCu E0R ruE SPRINGS.

Persons going to the watering placed, can nave
the DrspArcs mailed to them. tor any length oil
time. By leaving their orders the counting room
and paying ia advance for the time nsmed
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TIE RFAsuS-One reason why the German pa
pers in this country are not allowed to circulate In
Prussia and parts of Germany, Is in consequence
Of the inducements they hold out to emigrants -
1t is thought that at present when 80 many aDie-
bodied men are leaving their .'father land" it is
quite unnecessary to give the additional induce
ment to follow that course, which the glowing ar
ticIes in these Journals generally supply.
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BURNING OF SAW MnL-The steam saw mill
and large Let If lumber, the property Of Drs
Hines and Hunter and Messrs Parker and Hunter
near Sunsbury. Gates county, n. c., was totally
DESTROYED by Are on the night of the Sth inst
Loss 81 600 no insurance. Supposed to be the act
Of an incendiarY.
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The PortisHdefs gave senstor Davis Of Miss, a
grsnd sefsnade on the 9th. and received hand
s,me speech In reply which was cheered et-
Eey. A u Chapip, b. D., of New Haven, au-
thor Of several Episeopsi Works, died on tho 9th
lpst. - e.'s'' q
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ITALIAN LIBERTY SCRIP.--Mszzini has undertaken
to raise new loan this time the bonds are made
in style very picturesque They represent two
armies in battle array. a cross snrmounted by a
crown Of thorns and reposin2 on a cannon and a
coffin. The tr;col0r and royal crown lie on the
ground.and ct the bottom is the cupols of st,
pauls church. Two women in white robes and a
steed ready to be off, complete the decoration The
funds are to remain in the possession Of Mazzini,
who promises to employ them in the cause of Eu-
ropean liberty.
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leg READ THIs!-The undersigned in

vi.es attention to the following certificate
pORT MAYO, Henreo co, July 10.
Mr. UENRY-DEAR FIR My vile has be OH suffer
ing for the last twelve years with pain in the
small of the bach. sometimes she eouli scarcely
and procured box. After two apple atoms to the
affected part she entirely reliey ed and at tins
time Is Us well as ever she
JOHN < GIBSON.
&C. The Liniment referred To in Mr.. Gihson's tcs-
timonal has effected numerous similar cures Ii IL
put in tin boxes of two szss, aud IL AT 30 cents
and 25 cents according to size by the druggists oi
this city.
II I2-Im& SW HENRY, Proprietor
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MARROW EsCAPE.--At the last term of the Rich
moui County va Court, slave named Eli was
tried for committing assault upon white wo
man. The evidence against him was strong, and
four of the Justices were for his hanging; but the
fifth having some doubt Of the identity of the phi
soner ard the perpetrator of the crime, was for
acqnttaI the Court ordered the negro to be sold
forthwith.
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ANGRY WoRDs-The GIsette de France, legiti-
mist j,urnal, 10 article gu the Regina Cell in
cident, says: "Englaud 10 insulting u.s. and con-
Guides by asking, When shall We TO be dupes,
aud compel England by attitude alone, 10
treat Us with the same respect as the United
States."
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INTERESTING To ANTIcUtRIEs.-On Friday last.
the remains Of q Inastodon discovered by
some laborers while e2cavating in Cornell's Pond,
Brooklyn, n. Y. It ia embedded in quicksand.
aud a watch has been set TO prevent any port us
OF the skeleton being sucreptltiously removed.
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AccIDENT.-Lieut z. D. Payne, Of the U. 8 Ma
rine corps, had shivered by pistol ball. on
Monday evening, at the Gosport Navy Yard The
Norfolk papers give different accounts of the af-
fair. One says it was an accident another that il
was an attempt at suicide, and third that ii was
in an affair Of honor" the party who shot him
riding OF directly after the occurrence.
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N. c. STATE SToCKs.-At opening of bids at
the Treasurer's Office in Raleigh, n. c, few days
since s. ,0J0 Of North Carolina Coupon Bouds were
bid for and awarded at premium Of one-thlrd OF
one per cent.
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yts1roRs AT SARAToGA.-Amoug the visitors at
Saratoga are the Hon. Charles NJ Conrad, of n. o.,
Secretary of War under the Fillmore admnistra-
ton. Count Ruiz. Seniors de Pedrosi. Chartram
and Ponce DO Leon, Havana aud Count Sher takon
Russian navy, aid-de-camp TO the Arckduke Con
stautiue.
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TKUcK.-The steamer Louisiana left Norfolk, Va.
Monday evening, for Baltimore, with about 5000
barrels and boxes of truck, being the largest
amount taken at any one time this season.
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P.TNs-GFY wATKrR,s CsUsE

AUGUSTA GA, July 14-Heavy rain. have fallen
throughout the States south of this. Damage
.rif AZ.
At . barbecue near Montgomery, Ala, Saturday,
Gen. Walker aud Hon. VIM. l.. Yancey made strong
Nicaraguan speeches.
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ef9y. SroCK SALE We call particular
attention 10 our gale Of Stocks, THIS DAY, at 10
O'clock See advertseL.ont, Under auction head.
iy I5-lt g w PURCELL. Z co.
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MOUNT VERNON FgSD.-Mr. Neville, Of Missis
sippi has sent from fifteen small counties of that
State F. 2S1 for the Monnt Vernon Fund. Mr..
Greger, of Mississippi, has RENTED S7S" and 1851
have been added from Alabama. This is MOLLY
done
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TUNNEL RoRED.-The Chattanooga (Teun.) Ga
zatte states that the tunnel on the Cleveland and
Chattanooga Branch Road has been bored
through and that the 'undecground' track will
soon be ready to connect with the balance Of the
road
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GOOD BREAD.
He Samples IEFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
w GARLTCR,
Sole Proprietor.
For sale by all Druggists and Grocefs Jyl5
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DEATH OF AN OLD MINISTER.--The Tazewell coun-
ty (Va) Advocate announces the death Of Rev
David Young, Familiarity called Father Young
He died at his rcssApce in that county, on Satur-
day the Sd inst Heawas, perhaps, the oldest mi
mister in Southwestern Virginia, having been
preaching for the last forty-fiye or fifty years.
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REV. Z. E. WILEY, President of Emory & Henry
College, Va, has been appointed President of the
Methodist Central College, in Howard county No.
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ACcIDEHT-Charles, son of Mr.. Joshua Donahoe,
aged about IL years, fell from platform attached
to the carriage factory of Mr., George Gravatt, in
fredericksburg, Va on Monday afternoon last,
and broke both his nrms--one in two places