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Supreme C0urt-speciAl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Leonard.
INTERESTING WILL CASE.

INTERESTING WILL CAsk.
APRIL ls.-Malrtno H. Roy rs F5,Oir n. Ray, Jr,
and others This action revoke the proSsts Of
viii made by Fowler " Ray, on the ground thai the
plaintiff Is HE widow, and that after the viii was mAds
she had posthumous child the issue Of her msrrtsse
sh oecesseo and that provision was made Tor sacn
chld Ia the will. $500 n.a.fa.s
This Was me, by the Allegation that the third lay
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No military movement has yet ,agen place rne hinl
hiss granted to the iahaol
tapts cf Sicily and has oecreed the construction OF met
word Of public loans 10 the three Calsorian provinces
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The China KxHeditfsn.

The Odiu and the Encounter are supposed 10 have
pared the Cape on their way 10 Singapore. without
tOacblsg The Sphinx, the Bsvre and Harry sailed
from the Cape the 18TH Of February and the OscAur
aud Cocbehser the 5,h u FEBRUARY for Singapore
their way to China
The Jotr7nal du Hnve says
Since the conclusion OF the Treaty Of Commerce. with
England agents OF London firms have bsen visiting our
whey arcs 70 chase wines and brands In Provence
ind LAnguecoc alone purchases already eed the sum
Of Of francs and a. COgnac 1900 hecsoss OF
branoies have been bought
The South African and Caoe Town HrR says
II 10 expected hat the French expedition will arrive ut
Its destination in April and begin the Campaign at oncc.
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yaa l. g. $2as s4i 900 l5s b5s 900 g. COO n
~ "a. 2se $50 600 llssIsooo s.44tooe 2s,s1 900
~ FL $500 ~ 1ssss' 90
NY 7lS.. 2ss ooe ls,l7soee tssassoe 8ss1 oee
~ SIS. AZ $500 i2sss soo 1sics 400 80
Aug 6-13. AT ITO 40l ~ ~ ~ o0A
ssS10-lo.. 223 7eSOo0 lz3 200 ss6oee a. A1sooA
ssp17-2s 224 2s7 900 I9S eco Aosso0e n OTIS 0oO
%c e. las
Oct SIS. 22191S 900 t28 JOG 900 ~ s47 90
ost lk21 224.S2oooo lM3sOooo a, 2s4soe n ss,oe0
0s3e-Nov 20 7ss 900 ooo A7o6,0oe eso,se
NOV. STA 2soslsooo 10 soa ooo A2,7eO,oco s7JA2o
Nov. 1872 81 $4,000 l2o e0o l17aeo0 q
Dec $40 SO. asass1 az Ss as Gsssssi IS
Dec 1727. ~ so2, lsb lso sous 4eie1Ss
~. i,s y. g: g e. ~ g. q. e,
I IN, sss :S i lss sss
FEB All l2o !o7 a S82 ?e3 50 42s 2aS
..s s 2sssss1s
~ es-sr 2ss ~ ga ls. Sos sss 40 3ss 1888 sos59
MAJ sis as7 scsss ,s s5 OF o., I sa @ %
Mar l7-2i 23s 2ss bs4 49,, AS 2l2 4ss4ssa5 sl3i6
24-Aps 23olos 200 1889 1854 ~, 9os s79 s7s31K
April TIA. 2 ,7624ts TAI .42 s2s l746796 $685. sr~-
The decline in the aggregate discounts is lezsr
then the reduction by the banks Of this city; thu
banks of Philadelphia and New Orleans arc e}ss
pandng still. US
The election Of new Board Of Directors OF 10
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Comply
will be held as usual, ON the 25th inst We UNDER
stand that the new or reform, ticket contains The
following names :-Messrs. W. F. Havemeysr,
COPYRIGHT. Ransom, and Keep, Of New York
city; E. N. Gilbert, Of Utica; H. White,
of Syracuse Beardsley, of Auburn; Witt,
of Cleveland; John s. Barry, of Michigan.
and M. L. Sykes, of Chicago Two of the
naming three names will probably be supplied
Mcssrs Bliss, the present President, and Borro,
member Of the present board, both of whom has
been faithful in their cfice. For President, Mr..
Gilbert, Of Utica, an old railroad man, @t'sp In
been long connected with the Chicago aIu n
waukee and the Hudson River roads, is mention
The present board consists Of the following gen.
men:-George Bliss, Springfield, Mass; .onath
n Ransom. Edwin G. Litchfeld, John 8. Prou
New York city; John G. Wright, Schenectady,
Y. Nelson Beardsley, Auburn. NY. Hiram Sibh
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c~u, p.A, VIENNA, April l, 1880
s Vi o*iz.riand the definite reply of Austria 70 tue
is sea'nst ihs anneIston Of savoy, addressed BY
reoe oouncii n the Great Powers In reference
" tie Annexation of Savoy Austria declares thai sf.ss
HScertaired the views u the ether great Pc wers
rue o'o mol abandon the passive reserved
WIG" nef real Interests demand in tho affair AS re-
Nos me neutrality OF Switzerland ana the neutralized
us~u,s ohno ais and Fancgny Austria declares her
, W JON ner GOOD oibces 70 those of the othar
great Powers Tor the fulament OF the ItInxte wib.s
swnzei tbe more because the circular note of NJ
povenes o. tue 18th ult promises besorehAnd 70 re-
ties OF 1915. ~ '~o "eS'
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There was moderate rsaction In the stock
ket today, and cost descriptions ware ratAerl
Parties who have been buyers are in some INST
realizing, while, ON the other hand, as prices
vance, the temptation to take short line incre
and the bears become boider and moro n,
rous. Still we note NO diminution' of outsl
orders to buy stocks, and it is evident,
the increase in be earnings ON the Western 70
keeps mp, that the brokers VIII have more basir
this summer than they have had since the orr
New York Central reacted to 794, then rallied, fen
of again, and closed 79a bid, against 79s at the
close yesterday. Michigan Central sold down 70
as, closing 49, against 4s3 yesterday. GalerA de-
clined at ono time to 70 the smallness Of the iu
crease in the earnings Of the second week; people
forget that navigation is only opening and that Nc
one expected the Galena receipts to slow any In
crease till after it was fairly opened and the move
ment in wheat and grain commenced. Rock
Island was steady, Toledo declined /, Harlem 2 p
cent, and Pacific Mail II. On the other hand.
Michigan Southern was better, and all do
scriptions Of State securities and railway
bonds were In better demand. The business
in railway bonds was larger than for some tina.
past; ell desirable descriptions are very firmly
held. This afternoon the market recovered
tone, and after an active session Of the
Board, closed firm at the following prices:-
VirgiDiA 6's, % at; Missouri 6s, s3t /; Cam
ON, 2laa Cumberland Coal preferred, I4A q Z;
Pacific Mail, LOAF los; New York Central.
79a 8; Erie, l5f 9; Hudson River, ALI af;
Harlem, 132 &; do. preferred, sss 4; Reading
425 j; Michigan Central, 4s4 . Z; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana, Ill II; do. guar
anteed, % !; Panama, 1885 . I; Illinois Central.
60 }; Galena and Chicago, $50 a. l; Cleveland
and Toledo, 2s} 4; Chicago and Rock IslAnd
634 as.
Some more earnings Of the Western railways fos
the second week in April have come to hand, am
we subjOin them in tabular form -
RcilSoss Sis April, 1859. Sis Apra 1850 Lscyeu.
Galena $50 e13 M,254 a.
Rock leland 10 oo4 1860 2,6e
Illinois Central. $4,000 4S,50o IS
Toledo. ......... $500 18,706 soc
Michigan Southern 200 4O,4o0 Az
The weather in the second week Of the mont
was very cold and unfayorable for traffic.
The following shows the condition of the bank
of the four leading cities of the Union, according
to the latest weekly statements at hand =
Boston avn ~ q iss 100 2sIeo sSsfoo Sis7 a.
ss. Ss 1 1p1 4 sss sss ss. ss g
Total. .sa4l 7s2 4s l4 s2s 4774s7s6 IS sos N3
The following table will show how the banks in
1hese four cities have worked since January
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Total. sal 7s2 4s l4 s2s E74s7s6 s. sso N3
The following table will show how the banks in
these four cities have worked since January l,
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The seton OF the central government linda. ,h...
GuctnsiaI oes We learn that DeDmsrx as ssc,,s IA
s,src. '",rs, "s, w's ~msqua'e to suco-sssi
oneettg Der looks tor assistance Ia ora ~ ,h- -,
i,Sels, sue nas neen successful. France has eiyoa
| 'avo'tb' answer to Tie Cabinet OF Cooenhsy.n ssd
| bt{dibtohs have G. umelced and are actvev sa,ny
~, vi view TO toe conclusion OF an oIs 81 se and
ees"1s's m.ay pe,*een the respective governm ,Gts
ite ha'sn'sses mat The eoog aphioai poetou OF
! IetnMs would shir 10 the Enpsror Nanols,, IN
.he eveh, q war with Germany, are too obyiogs to
| have been overlooked by 30 hstute a nousrrh ss
Lous Napoleon ana there is little ooub. tsat he
has iny calculated the immense assissapce whch me
snsn .svy msbs ,enaer as an auxiliary in block ,tng
We usfn3s anu aesuoyDg the maritime eetsbs n,p,uts
uac re shpp0e Of Northern Germany ia Do, :, Ia
~enoered at therefore, that the advances OF the hps,
OF t'lehhss.n have been fayorcbiy rrsoooaeo m AZ
ass, and hat negotiations have besu ept.,ad in, far
she formation Of an alliance between ina two ,c.ro
mems wren may ind an carly opportunity Of mutually
spo eniNeD'ly supporting each other We have sooJ
fasof Tor stating that the ydpprocLenent on This ic
bee hiee Ssest progress and that the alliance far Of
srsive aLu deitRsye purposes will DO an established
fact
Shs understanding between Denmark and France IN
.he PnseSl conJunc'ore would ia itself be matter for
- ress atou Of the English Ministry
ia poriabce considerably enhanced II be true es re
peheve IN be that French oplonatsts are b,siy en-
eaRed 81 stockholm in order " draw Sweden aaq Nor
ment treaty with France and SScden in which Eog ana
Participated, and which concluded during IN Rus
ssn var but the object OF that treaty very different
from Inc one now contemplated the present aim Of
Ffench diplomacy being the securing OF tue support
ana cooperation OF the Scan iGxvian kingdom in
he carrying out OF that policy OF predomiuauce
which he Emperor Napoleon 10 now endesvoritg
70 es16iah throughout Europe. We trust the
eyes o. The government VIII be opened to what is going
On The formation of league OF the naval Poxsys OF
me Continent against this country avorts proec.
OF ne uncle. may bs an "dean Of tho nephex. It
cs1not be denied that 1t looks feasible and that the en-
oess OF the sch'eswig HoIstein ques,oa may yet be-
nohd INTO European conhsgrasiop. The complication
io' most opportune for The interference.
=. and the slightest imprudenoe the part Il
Deomafk or Germany may bring about . of things
70 wnon We hboud be called upsn TO look on at tho do
tuucsnn OF Cd ally or to throw whole strength into
the scale aeanst aggression II Information Be cor.
fect pe tram 70 skfully laid but the bold action of
,se s'a'e"en may ye. prevent the explosion Of
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The french Occupation of Nice.
DAY the entry OF the French troops tooE Mac bar
.no autuoe or the population was cold, Tnis evenin,
ax'of Dances have been suppressed.
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The 60 udin,s N AnnexatieA..

In he Engish House oil Commons, On The u .. -
p HKSxKssY the Secretary OF Stats INST M.
Asub whether the gov .rnmont bad a1vseS os roregn
10 recognise tne aapsixatOn or bosoguA noI A.esv
dena sno ", the kingdom Of Sase tuscany, MO
whesher he VIZ prepared to state toe @ h u 30 ~,
ipaucsd the government 10 tender On sa,;cs 10 hs
Majesty AVA
LOU - RUssAlL u. ...sn.n ament had advised her
patd tAe doaa,,.aonsg the h"es Sayd,nSa Tns hnnnr
able <enem.p proosoys xare tnat 10 AEON "A the
gov ernmeuts OF the IeepeSs' o places mentioned sbd
Aed their tanc.Sns, NOV exception " the Dachess
sss compelled to .ose nstoos 10: II, ri.hnmt
erarrm,pt The Ling 10 .a,ns. hs we're 90. ~NGvus
nv tue; en,py nc ea ws w. tnas essume NV, Nv
r,o Inc matter aor gentleman wished 70 60
70 brn, and inoure causes OF this,
no Wo for " Ard 4 mosiOp that effect.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
THREE Gays LATER FROM EUROPE.
REPORTED REVOLUTION In SPAIN.
0ptkNi OF THE SANDMAN CHAMBERS.
SPEECH OF VICTOR EMANUEL.
Inc Protest Of Austria Against the
Annexation Of the Duchies.
Recognition by England of tho Recent
Acquisitions by Sardinia.
Agreement Of the Powers to
Hold a Congress.
ANOTHER WARRANT FOB SAVERS AID HERMAN
THE SWISS QUESTION.
opinions in England on the Capture OF the
Mexican Steamers,
6C, &c, m
opinions in England on the Capture Of the
Mexican Steamers,

The steam nip Arsgo Captain Lines arriv.5 =, A.
port It nine O'Clock last even:sg She ef Hsvr. a, nj,
ocock A. ~ on the 4th OF A. ri, va Cowss and \,
Needes al nine O'Clock P. NJ. on the same DAT. @,
S eApe'ie oed strong westerly gales and rough vin,e
weather most Of the lassage.
he Arag brings 1853 passengers thu u.r,,
aoo IONS OF merchandise. Amongst the n.sssn..,. -
notice Mira Gen. Z. Y. Fair and s.rv.,, "
Tour' U. ;. A; Baron Guido Won Graboo O,,no,,.- !.
FRA elan Legation, Washington, and Mad Con-. a
Was~.'ka, prina conna to Italian O,era
The gre ~ foWerS sould probably hold concsr.r
the Ssiss an I ahan questions ~
revo,utioA airy movement was on foot IN s,.,.
General og,ega with 5000 men, had proc.,r,.s ~.
Carries King.
Austria had soiemp, protested against the annera,,
question
In the Housc OF Commons March 81 The Income Tar
Dill passed. after some explanation or the part OF tia
Chance lor or the Exchequer
ipe es mp Dues bill was read third tin and passed
Al we mouse Of Lords, April 2.-The Staml, Duties bill
ana Inc income Tax bill, were read third time and
passed.
Inc s'itish Parliament has adjourned to the 18th Of
April. "a
fas'c was better supply Of money /. tho London
disccuE, market
american securities we're firm
Consos close0 al 943. sl, fos money, IN OAK 1853
for Account
Inc Susan Emily, from CArdenas and Nov Orleans was
IN collision with the shutemao, bound 70 ss port and the
lSvmer became total loes.
The steAmshp America arrived verpo 81 on the ID,
an the steamship Aussralxsan on the Sd inst
he stesmshi, City Of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown
ON III Cd inst the steamship vansest ON the 9TH
Ahe Forthcoming Prize Fight.
HERIpoRD> March, 81, 1890.
Tbs afse.roon . warrant granted to apprshend
'homas Savers and John Heenan, In order thai they
might be bound over 10 keep tine peace Il . undas
stood that the warrant would be uted sady
parties required to hud sureu TO heavy s.aonus
the magistrates are de.ermn ed TO prevent, kgU
1, tho Cab, from com, pg of in Hertfordshire. AO
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The weather in the second week Of the mont
was very cold and unfavorable for traffic.
The following shows the condition of the bank
of the four leading cities of the Union, according
to the latest weekly statements at hand -
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France,


The Paris journals publish telegraphc despatch
dated Chabery March 81 according ~ which the cleo
ton Of Deputies In the provinces claimed oy
have resulted IN the return Of I've parsaus Of France
one Of Switzerland.
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Sc. 429 4O.Ol6,59. $50 50, zoe
,40.Oi6 53,262
-. -
II6. 3s3 6.32s

CorSrrRrrIr GoLp.-'fhe New York banks
and tie Sub Treasury office IN that cts warn
ihe public against the ingenious aud very
dangerous counterfeit uf the terdollar gold
nieces, which are circulated extensively and
almost defy detection except by an expert.
The genuine coin Is opened. full one-hall the
gold taken out, and then filed with pla,ina
or some other equally heavy substance, and
then closed up the coin itself. 70 all appear
ancc., remaining the same IN all respects.
even 10 the specific weight. Specimens o.
the spuriops coin are exhibited which would
seem 10 defy detection BY ordinary skill OF
even the closest observation and handling
and vet the amount Of pure gold lett 70 ter
dollar piece is scarcely equal TO 81 so.
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Fifteen hundred European troops had
landed in Syria.
wEighteen hundred Garbaldians had landed
in Calabria, and it was. reported that Carl
baldi had been to Naples to confer with the
leaders there. and that the
city Of Naples had been placed under mar
tial law.
ssIt was reported that Austria will renounce
the convention of Villalranca, and actively
oppose Garibaldi's operations in Naples, and
also that, il lie lands. Gen. Lamorciere will
cross the Roman frontier under promise OF
support from Austria.
Austria assumes threatening attitude
against Piedmont. She is stated TO have de-
manded explanations concerning Garioaldts
letter to Victor Emmanuel announcing a
projected attack upon Venice. There was
great activity in the Austrian Marine De-
partment.
The Sandman loan had been closed AZ
Paris. with subscriptions of three times the
amount required.
There had been more failures in the Eng
ish leather trade. with heavy liabilities.
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NEw AsD yaLusnLE lSygsnnv.-Nr. Ca
briel Ulley. Of chapel Hill. has just obtained
a patent for machine for Trimming Books.
invented by himself. u j. simple and high
" effective machine. which admits OF all the
adjustments necessary 70 trim paper 70 anS
required size. or different sized paper and
b .oks. The machine now in use will only
trim one end .; book 81 the time, while the
invention of Mr. Utiey viii trim both ends
and the side al the same time, thus saving
two thirds af the time and labor now rsquIr-
ell. Mr.. Uilry informs Us that his machine
can be sid for less than half inc cost o.
those now in use. II certainly valuable
invention, aud we have no doubt will amply
repay the inventor for hi trouble and inge-
naity. We learn that he has already been
offered $1,000 for his patent right. which
he refused. Raiagh Register.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

Hslf,s. August 20.
SIZE steamship Arabia has arrived, bringing
intelligence TO the lth instant.
Cotton was firm and steady. Breadstniis
steady. Provisions dull and generally IN.
changed.
-Four hundred arrest. had been made at
Damascus. There was an Immediate trial
and execution nf those found guilty of the
recent massacres. The city was tranquil.
and the sultan's authority was returning.
Lord John Russell had explained his posi-.
ton on the question Of making Spain one OF
the Great Powers. A movement has been
initiated in France. aud suggestions are also
pendine that Sweeien. and perhaps Portugal
and Sardinia, ought 10 be added. lie SAID be
considered the concert Of tae Great Powers
had materially tended to the present peace
II Europe.
Napoleon has given 100000 {. TO aid the
Syrian sufferers.
GaribaItl writes 10 the King u Sardinia
that he considers IL his sacred duty to deliver
yenetia, and that navy as powerful ~ that
Naplcs would enable him 20 succeed in the
the attempt
ten. isaInOricitTe anu suPp'sssu ~
monstration favorable 60 Garibaldl at Lud
and taken the leaders prisoners.
letter from Rome asserts that $4,000
Piedmontese had landed on Papal territor,
IL san Stefano.
Ad,ices from Palermo of The I'd report po
litical troubles there. Great Numbers had
been furnished with passports 10 leave Italy
Ad,iccs from Vienna say that active nego
,;ations are progressing between Austria ans
Rome IN regard TO Garibaldfs eventually ~
yadins the pontiGcal States. The Duke 2
Modepa promises in that event 70 unite h.
troops with the Papal army.
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A IIuNurxo Bans Nrsr.-The Marysyille
tCal.) paper thus describes humming birds
nest. in the garden 81 William Hawley. IN
that town -" The nest contains two OF
their Young. II, about tie size of black
walnut, Of very fine texture. almost white,
much resembling wooden cloth, and firmly
bound 10 The twig II peach tree. within
three feet Of the ground. 1he young birds
arr not much larger than grains Of coffee,
and present very singular appearance.
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Obituary.

Died. near HIl.boroush, on Friday morning, the
2ith instant, afer a severe affection, Mrs. ELLEN
IANE THOMPSON, conson Of Mr.. William Th,mp-
son. anl daughter Of Mr. Archibald W. Parker, Of this
county, aged "a years. Mr.. Thompson was much
beloved BY her acquaintance, and possessed many viz
tuous qualities that endeired her 10 those with whom
she came in contact. She was an afrciionaie WIFE,
and kind mother, and lefi two children and many
friends to mourn Tor her, 10, they not as those
who have no hope, for before she died she called Der
friend. around her. expressed willingness 10 die, and
b.irf that she was going 10 better world than this,
ana eShoreI ihem 10 meet her in Heaven
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TRUXILL0 TAKEN BY WALKER.

New Orleans, August ~.
The schooner Araminta has arrived at this
port from Ruatan, the 9th instant. She has
on board the crew of the schooner Clifton,
which was captured BY the British at Hon
duras. Gen. Walker landed with his forces
at TruxilIo, and Immediately made an attack
on the town, taking it with but slight resls-
lance on the part Of the troops, who tired
only one gun. wounding two Of Walkers
men. There was great excitemen, through
out the country.
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A meeting of The Democrats 81 Mecklenburs was
held al Charlotte on the :3i Instant for the purpose Of
forming Breckenridge and Lane club. With view
&c reconeilag The differences between the Douglas and
Breekiuridge parties the following resolution was pro-
posed;
WaraEas II has been proposed aud appears TO have
been endorsed By The friends % Mr. Douglas, that ali
differences between Democrats be reconeiled upon this
b,.;s.if he vote IL hi, state vii elect Douglas OF
paee him 10 the Hoase and that vote will neither elect
iireekinrdRe nor pnce him in the House, The Douglas
Dem5crats may fe.i assured that The vote vii be cast
for D5uglas." Therefore, BE- Il
Rssofued. rh1t the Bscekinridge and Lime Club Of
ChaflIis DO hereby most respectfully recommend TO
their brother Democrats ihrou ghou the state. the pro-
priey Il accepting the hlsis - compromise proposed
II o IDLY proIerrd, BY The Macs Meeting Of The friends
OF Mr. Dougla., 10 convene at Raleigh on the 5Oih
August instant.
This proposition on notion. lai1 on The table.
This action Of the GLIB spPea. TO y taken by The re-
iidng Electoral candidate Ior that district nal re-
iecion Of the proposition. AZ that Is the condition
ppoa which The Standard has CONSENTED 70 support The
Breekiarase ticket, what is views upon the sub
jet
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FURTHER.

New Orleans, August 20.
Later intelligence from Raatan says that
twelve Spanairds were killed, three wounded
and three Americans slightly wounded at the
capture of TruxiIlo. Walker was still in
possession Of the city, and had issued pro-
clanation declaring for Cabanas.
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Carpenters, look at this !!

THE members Of Little River Congregation have
concluded to repair their Church, by putting IN
new floor, weatherLoard and add twenty feet to The
length Of the present building The job will be let TO
the lowest bidder, at eleven O'Clock Saturday the
first day September, at the Church Specifications
made known the day Of letting.
By order Of the Board Of Deacons,
THOS. WILSON, Sec'y.
August o. 3d.
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Church narnl.--Tls ,leePle . pa Mtlholi.l

Church Barni.--Ihe ''esPis Of The Methodist
church II knsson was struck ~ lightning on Saturday
night the In Inst The lightning, Il s supposed, SET
6ret can Of lamp oil containing eor gallons sh'sh
save nee 70 al instantaneous blaze. and The building
vas rapidly consumed; giving time only 10 save the
Bible and lev things about the pulpit The loss Z.
estimated !, three OF four thousand dollars The church
was newly bull. and the bell purchased isW months
ego.