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!, uNFRAI, WELLS. NEAR FARMERS

MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARKERS
vi BURG, w Ns--The undersigned hay
ing recently remodeled and refurntShed this
excellent and extensive establishment and
ADDED thereto q complete Bathing Apparatus.
for Hot or Cold Baths Dancing Hall, Bal
Lard saloon. Ten Pin Alley, and other places
OF comfort and Amusement EakSs pleasure In
announcing TO its old friends, for who's past
literal patronage thanks are returned, ana 20
the pu6Iic generally, that It viii oe reopsns1,
for the reception OF visitors, on JUNE Isl
when Il VIII AFFORD Inducements 70 guess
seeking either health OF amusement. greaiIS
s1peFior 10 those OF any previous SeaSon, ana
equal to any watering place in the country
TENS OF BOAEn--FoF regular NlSltofS- Per
week varying according to location OF room
occupied, from SI25o to $500 For transient
customers Per day - 81
An OoESTBTS LINE VIII s1n regularly BE-
tween the Wells and PaFksrSburE a follows
Morning Lisle-Leavins the W els att - IA
arriving al Parkzrsourg In time for the early
boats and trains Returning. leaving Par
ksSCuTgh at y a H. and arriving al the
WeltSaf a m
kueEfnq Ltus-Leaying the Wells AZ 81 P.
m RetuTntng-ls leaving Rarks-Sourg al % pm
fus-SKd a w GORDON, Proprietor.
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By Yesterdays mails, We have, via.
Cincinnati, Kanawha papers of the
50th ult-, Ia long Tins on the way y
in which we find some additional cleo
nawha county previous To the election
was 9, l5o-the vote polied at the cleo
ton was 1,3o6-or 81 ola falling of
nearly forty per cent The total vote
at the Presidential election, however,
was only ], HI. The Charleston JoH1Js-
al accounts for the difference between
the registered and the polled vote by
the fact that the most INSCRIPTIONS
efforts were made TO impress upon
voters that the amendment was negro
suffrage provision, and as such WAS to
be engrafted in our constitution. We
can readily believe that such efforts
were actually made when We read IN
the Point Pleasant, Mason county,
Ne1C Era, issued the day before the
election the following paragraph:
aRemetnber that every man who is In IA
Vor OF negro equality In this state Is now &C.
lively supporting the amendment, and that II
the amendment Is adopted II VIII result In
placing the negro upon an equality with the
white man in this State"
When men are not ashamed to come
out and proclaim such a hagitious lie
as the foregoing in a public print, of
course they are notashamed TO actively
circulate the same, and even worse,
falsehoods privately among voters. In
this way, as the Kanawha Journal
claims, The fears of a large number of
Union men were wrought upon, not
to the. extent of voting against the
amendment, but 10 the extent Of staying
away from the polls and voting on neith
er side. Seeing their deception, as they
soon viii, their minds VIII Indignantly
recoil against those who duped them,
and in the fall elections we shall see the
results of a complete exposure. Union
men should spare no pains to hold up
to public reprobation the shameless an-
thors of such frauds
The Journal reports 143 majority for
the amendment in Boone county. at
GauIey Bridge, Fayette county, fly
three votes were cast for, TO eleven
against the amendment. The majority
in Kanawha county for the amendment
is 5e4-
me: Board OF ReEtstratIon--TheIr
Right 70 Compel Attendance orWIt-
The following Ietterof Attorney Cen
eraI Maxwell sufficiently explains
itself
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THEcOmmerCial representative Of the
German States in New YORK says there
- no cholera anywhere in Germany.
As an epidemic, indeed. it dos nos, al
cur latest news, exist anywhere in the
world Exeept the few eases among
the German emizrants al Liverpool and
in Sew York haTbor, we have no adj
VICES now Of its existence anywhere in
any shape The German commercial
agent explains these cases by charging
Inscriptions, beastIy inhumanity
upon the persons engaged in forward
ing the emigrants At Liverpool. BE
zys=
They were shipped like cattle in
EuEIIsh steamers to Hun, there and in
Liverpool awaiting passage, PenDed IN
dirty faYeFns and fed with unWhole-
some food. It is an established fact
thai the meat dealt out 70 these people
was that Of beasts infected with the
cattle plague. Those who stood
disguised by coming in contact with the
low class Of disorderty, hlthy and
drunken Irish people who crowd the
English emigrant steamers II Is
wonder that 50 many OF these poor
Germans, who as class are an orderly,
Let their true character be known by
referring to the numerous vessels
bringing their human eargOes direct
from German ports All of these ships.
so far, have arrived with a clean bill Of
health, and you will find their passen-
gers, even 10 the number OF thousand
on board. as hearty, healthy. cheerful
a set OF people. as You may wish to well
come on these shores"
These explanations are both hopeful
and suggestive for the summer. They
do not guarantee that with the hot
months The disease will not come upon
us as an epidemic; but they do prove
still again that cleanliness, care and
cheerfu1ness are the best representatives.,
and will almost surely protect every
one from its rayaRes.
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coIEate's Aromatic Vegetable soap

Asups-4Or Tonet soap. prepared from re-
nned Vegetable oIIs in combination with
GIyeerine, and especially designed for the
use ofLadies aad forthsNursery. Its per
tunnels exquisite, and It's washing properties
unriyansd. ForsaIe by all druggists
febN.lyd&w
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A Union meeting was held AT Sum
mersvilIe, the county seat of Nicholas,
on the 10th ult., said to be by the
report published in the Kanawha Joltr-
nal, "a large assemblage of the loyal
and intelligent citizens OF Nicholas
county" Gov. Foreman was warmly
endorsed as the first choice of the meet
ing for next Governor Of the State.
Thanks were returned to each Asradieals
member of the two houses of our late
Legislature, especially to Hon G. Slack
and Hon. d. a. K. Dix, their two Sena-
Tors, while the ssmilk and cider" pig
and pup" TO use the language Of the
resolutions) course OF Dr.. Anthony
RAIDER" their representative in the
House Of Delegates, was repudiated.
We do not 80 understand the course
ofDr. RAIDER IN the legislature. If we
mistake mot he has good record and
was n true man in all respects.
The course Of Senator Wiley on the
Civil Rights bill was approved, and
that Of Hon. K. v. whaley. their rep
resentatiys in Congress, disapproved.
Among other resolutions the following
were passed:
r
neither through fear nor shame, from
our Union principles by the cry of
.46oliEioRfsts, Lincoln Afrekttgs, and
damned Yankees, in 1851, we cannot be
forced 20 deny our faith by the howl OF
HnddledL y s'Ililgef eQRdlity,H and IN
eonsfitaflonaiS In 1866 and we pledge
ourselves to strain every honorable ex-
ertion 70 secure the ratification Of the
constitutional Amendment on the 9th
inst, knowing that our rights and
privileges a. Union men, and freedom
and independents as West Yirgfninns,
depend solely upon Il.
Resofred, thar In the opinion of this
convention, Congress has no power un-
der the constitution 70 interfere in any
manner with the elective franchise in
any OF the States OF the Union; that we
are emphatically enemies 10 the insane
doctrine OF negro equality; that we are
in the main opposed 70 negro suffrage,
because Of the Ignorance and prejndies
of the rnces. Yet ~ the same time We
are free 70 say that we would rather
trust the ballot to the ignorant negro
than to the intelligent traitor, aud that
in case the proposed amendment should
by any means be rejected, we should
rejoiee 70 see the word WHITE itnmedi-
ately struck from the first section Of
artiele third of the State Consultation.
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NOR SALE CHEAP, TWO HANDSOME
10 Italian family marble monuments VIII
Ell one OF both OF these monuments AZ a
ytsTTloE- pie 70 the drSt bidder that comes
along for cash One OF them Is the largest
monument that has ben made In Wheeling
high and N good proportion There 5 3 Eai<-
81 Shred on The 'front.' OF the die b,o-ck- The
other u=onunsnt viii sand ten fsei high and
1 y,sry handsome TINS Is a chance that s
ye-y seldom offered 10 the public One or
both have 10 b sold Call and see for your
sssiyeS- o. address VI. W. JORDAN, Marble
Worksr cornerof Zane and Seventh streets
East Wheeling. 1up-lT
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DIR. LAROoKAH'S
indian Vapetah1a PuImonic Syrup

CURES COUGHS. COLDS. wHoOPING
" CoUGa, GROUP, ASTHMA. CAIARRH,
BRoSCHTTIs, PAIS N THE SIDE, NIGHT
SwKAzS, HoARsESESs. to which public
speakers and singers are liable, CoSSCoIP-
TON. In its early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clerRymen OF every denomination, authors,
editors, professors in our various colleges and
by many OF our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, 1t IS adapted to every
age and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use OF
many of the cough preparations OF which
opium and ipecac are the base.
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cLARksBURe, W. Va. /
Iuna 1898


Dear SIR: BY the "Act to regulate
the Registration Of Voters, y II is made
The duty Of the respective County
Boards OF Registration 70 hear and de-
terniine whether or not any person is
registered who Is in any way diSquali-
fed to vote, or whether or not any per-
son who has applied to be registered a6
q voter has been Improperly excluded
from registration.
Having power definitely to hear and
determine these questions, they have.
for all adequate proofs OF the facts in
controversy, and, TO that end, to sum-
mon and compel the attendance of wit
nesses before them. Yours truly,
(Signed) EDWIN MAXWELL,
TAfkoFNeIf General l
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Wanted.

nNE Oh TWO ROOMS SUTTABEEF FOR a
" Physicians Once, on one Of The principal
streets Of Centre Wheeling AddreSs w h
SHARP. n. D.. PalksEShlrE- w Va
Fu5-lE1iz
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altw adrfrtistineuts.
Something NeW in Triadelnhia.

TUE UND ERs1GNED TAXES GREAT
Il pleasure IN announcing TO hts trends and
taz puhItc generally, thai he has 1iI1ed mp an
ICE-CREAA SALOON, and IS prepared 10
anaomnOdaie ali who may favor him with
q caH Tjc5-SfeI JAS TEATEES
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On Ihrrs1ar mcrnlnEs June 5fh. a. the
resldenee o. ltrL Amelia SpfiFll nv fff, RI.
XXI and 1llsl ANNA &c OIL iii,9lSf1sl.
q II n ". C1KARIIEE1 - fltsE ~ 81
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Jnst lohat yon need Ladies.

Tbese pills act As a mild and gentle Sttmu.
LIANT with q most happy influence on mind
and body. correcting all irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, mslan-
choly, &c; restoring nature TO its proper
channels Under certain circumstance they
should not Be used- Price 81 20 per box By
mail to any address 81 10 sod by
LAUGHIINS & BUSHFIELD.
Also by C H ODBERT- Stone Rdtge-
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SnndreS.

nAyIs SUGAR CURED Hans 81
Mes MackeTel IN kits.
Prime weS:su Reserve Chess
Star OF the WeS+ ElOuI-
Choice Rio Coffee.
finest Green and Black Te-&
Crushed and Raw sugar OF an gEsdsS, foE
safe low by r ]. SMITH,
Jus COZ. AaEks: and Quincy So
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Statesmen Wanted
monunentS.

A PPLY WITH REFERENCES AT rs5<,
"A HOznh-ooks Block Niata =. q floor
fuS-lT w h d. WHITING.
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THE GREENWOOD CEMETERY co

TIHF GREENWOOD CEMETERY COM
PASY. being now prepared to sell lots,
an agent Of the company viii be upon the
csmeiry grounds on wednesday, the 9th inst
from a. NJ. TIL P. NJ, when purchasers
can make their selections a payment Of $40
per lot will be required at the time selection
i mAde.-the remainder 10 be paid within
I0dayS
Alter that day plat VIII be at the ONCE OF
the company, on Main street, over the Bank
Of Wheeling where parties can call and
make selections 4 G BONHAM,
ius-3t Secretary
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WHEs our friend, Nj. John BoFdest

WHEN our friend, Mr.. John Burdett
was a candidate last fail for the Senate
10 represent the COUNTIES Of Preston,
Taylor and Monongalia, in the Legs
Isturs. he receiyei a very hatter5ng
vote, beating VIM. c. Brown clear out
of sight We thfnk he must have al
together misunderstood the significance
Of his election, judging by mis- course
since that event Heis probably, how
ever, better posted up since the 18th of
last month than before that time. He
understands now, we presume, if he
did moi before, thar he was voted for
last fall because the people supposed
him 10 be a solDder man. politically,
than wul- g. Brown, with whose
shuming and lodging and equivoezi-
ing they were pretty thoroughly tired.
not TO say disgusted- They therefore
-epudiated Mr. Brown and adopted Mr.
Burdett, contrary TO their vote in ls62,
at which time they preferred the for
mar 10 the latter for Congress But, a
we have said, Nh. Burdett failed to un-
derstaud why they elected him BIZ such
a majority over Mr.. Brown last fan,
zflsr having defsated him before, and
he SEEMS TO have gathered an exact
contrary impression from what be
should have gathered he assumed
IS the representative Of The three coun-
ties named, to play the role Of = latter
day conservative How he succeeded
in the estimation of his constituents
can De judged Of by the late OyeTWheIm-
ing returns IN favor OF the Amendment
Mr. Bardest Is now asehec4nally played
oat as VIM. G. Brown. and can Be laid
away indefinitely on the same high
and Dry shelf weare sony for him.
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Price 50 cent? and 81 per bottle.

DE-. E R KNIGHTS, PBop,r, Melrose, Mas.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS & BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by 7. n. Logan & Co, and Logan,
List 4 Co. my2SSmd&w
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Popular Shoe House!

Situated on Main Street, has OF late become
50 greatly Panic Stricken thai he has been
eoTnuelled TO consolidate with Jews and Cen
IiIe>, in order that he may be able 70 meet the
wants Of his few customers" and yet he l.
50 grady demoraliLed in his prices that he
has TO increase and decrease every twenty
Take advice my good brother
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Soy Of the Roaf d q 1T aesi, j

juea-s. secy Of The Board q aesith.
ID z. b. P.--BOCRISG'S UNRIVALED
d. BAKING POWDER There Is no such
word a. fail" when you use the UnriVaIed
Baking Powder. tits always the same. Hot
Biscuit, Mullins, Rolls, Wames and GriddIe
Cases are made at 4 moments nofice. Ask for
Bookings UnTivaled Baking Powder.
Sold by GronsH and Dealers generally.
EDMUND BOOKING, Sole Proprietor, No.
], Odd Fellows Hail. ju2
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T WILL HAVE READY FOR SALE THIS
l morning about so remnants Of every
DESCRIPTION of Dry Goods, with very low
prlcas marked In plain figures on each piece.
ju5 ]. $ RHODES.
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Beautiful and Good.
FANCY.
Staple and Domestic
Summer Dry Goods.
81 ENRY B r u E S /,
Ia Main Street
having been attained, 1 am nov prepared 70
ofsr 10 the citizens OF Wheeling, and the
public generally. the finest, cheapest, hand
soonest and very best selection of Fancy, STA
Die and Domesfic Dry Goods that ever lay on
Wheeling counter or shelf all OF which, hav-
ing been bought for cash while prices Tete
the lowest, will b sold al the lowest pnces-
They ara new goods in a new store Win old
prices attached. Kindly thanking all my old
patronage heretofore bestowed upon me, L
will sDdeavor, by strict attention 70 oust.
ness and a careful selection Of goods to merit
a continuance Of the same.
Dress Goods F.!
Beautiful styles of Mozembique. for.-.25 cents.
Fine French GIughams--.-
All-Wool g
Fine French Lawns all Colors.
org4ndies,
Parcales, Bun, Pink and Blue,
French Chtntz,
Hack and White Check Alpacas.
Black and White Check silk Poplins-
An best Makers Prints..-............----ao cents
WHITE GOODS:
striped, Barred and Plain Jasonet,
Nainsook-
TarIetons-
Ladies, AII.Lineu Handkerchiefs,.---i27Sc cts.
SHAwLsA well assorted Summer stock
SILK MANTILLAS-A very large and
handsome assortment to which would call
especial attention.
4 dne article OF Black SILK at 81 50.
The special attention Of ladies i called to
my stock Of Balmoral slziIt-something new;
Call and see them.
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Check.
FIanuels,
Sheeting Muslins,
Table Cloth. bro. and blend
Irish Linen.
Best heavy Brown Musliri...--........ q cents.
a good article Of .-.-----....--.--.l5 -
Mosquito Bar. Marsenlas Toilet Quilts.
Honey Is.
Embossed Table Covers Best bleaehed
Muslin, (semper Idem,l s. cents.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES-Au-wo
Cassimeres 81 90. Cottonades and leans .
cents
would respectfully can the attention of
wholesale buyers to my stock OF DomeStfcs,
which wiz sell at New York Jobbe-s' prices.
myl-ern HENRY BRUkS-
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! a WAY LARGE LOT or LADIES AND
IA Gents ll-eal1zr TRAVELLING Satcheli Al
Elle9 IN nl11l< and EcI ooloE or ~ ~ . y Z
my8 ID. NIC0LL 9 RKcEe .
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SPIRAL gutiffs.
A Voice From India /!

Ertrac7 from a leste- to Jas WILSON. Esq..
from Rev. J NJ THoCBUES, Missionary Of
the u. E CUreh In India:
MoRApARAD. y. w IxD1A.
March =, ls5S-
wish you vouh sand to
Mizlon Rooms. No. 80 MULBERRY 81, New
York, three OF four dozen Of
s.RRAFTS DIARRHEA COMPOUND
II = IHE BEST THISG EyH UsD OFT
HERE- and want q supply foE my WoEk
among the hi Men
mylS-Im J. N THOBURS.
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"sHoE MERCHANT"

and fertliza yourself in such a N amer that
you will be deserving OF the credit and pat
FonAse of your few customer who may yet
see proper, with an act ofchadty to patroDiLe
your popular shoe : oUse, IN order that you
may not, ''ERE LONG" become an isolated
Maniac"
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NeWI

DEcHINED. BY ExPRESS THIS MORN
~ Ing, handsome and cheap Jaconetts and
ls ssEiS z. s. RHopEs
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EILAYORISG ESTRACTS-A LARGE
Il supply Of superior qualities cooking ex-
tracts, yalio1s naYors. just received and for
lows Hall Drug Store. luz
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Thy one Dor and be Cured.

The Great French Remedy, N De VALET
Female Periodical Pills, extensively used By
the French Royal Academy Of Medicine,
They never fail in ChlorostS AmenoEheA
Meoorhagia, DC
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GOLDEN LILY OF JAPAN & KNIGHT
VI T emplars BOquet, new and popular per
fume, just received and for sale at Z. BOCK-
ISG's, No. ], Odd FellOws' Hall. ju2
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Ards BLOOM OF YOUTH AND
II Halls Slcilian Hair Repewer for sale at
4 BOOKINGS, Odd Fellows Hall Ju2
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LYONS ;kATHAIROM.

aGT 10 Yn"a5,. a.lG> INT TGEiT :NrIvk S
! on o. tspNt nuit1n ,'Ah w54rt'!ar .yof!,
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, June l3.-Vera Cruz dates to
the 1st, and, City Of Mexico dates to the 23th
of May announce that Maximilisn arrived
at the latter place on the 18th ult.
Thirteen persons were imprisoned at Con-
dada charged with implication in the death
Of Baron D'Haurd, the Belgian Commis-
sioner at Rio Frio.
1t is reported that some Cnoanas men had
armed vessel to prey on merchant vessels
in the Calf of Car
Communication with MazatIan had been
cut off by guerrillas.
The town Of AermosillO captured on the
4th ult- Dy Garcia Morales, together with
garrison of $50 men, including forty men of
of foreign legation. Only three of the
latter were left alive. A French priest and
two French residents were also killed.
The French account says that the Liberals
were afterwards routed-and $50 of them
killed.
The Liberals under Vargss occupied the
town of Tula, the garrison escaping.
The Liberals were much encouraged by
the correspondence between the United
States and France.
It is reported that Maximilian IS prepared
for the withdrawal of the French troops.
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From New York.

Died
NEW YORK, June 13.-HOn- Moses F..
Odeli, naval officer of this port, died to-day.
sfeBmer Movements.
The steamers Persia and Marathon sailed
for Europe to-day, taking out upwards Of
g, 100000 in gold. Among the passengers
in the former is Col. E. s. Sandfori, Presi-
dent of the American Telegraph Company.
The steamers Louisiana, from Liverpool,
and Eagle, from Havana, have arrived.
A great part of the town of Mayassuz,
Porto Rico, was burnt May 2e. I'm Amer
ican mau-of war sent fifteen men ashore to
assist in extinguishing the flames. The
loss was not ascertained.
James C. Gallagher, Q. 8. consul at Ponce,
died on the 2sth in an appoleetie fit.
Fire.
Building No. $50 West Houston street, oe-
cupied by the Starr Armory, Matthew Hig-
gings Sewing Machine manufactory and
others, burned this morning. Several ada
cent buildings Bere damaged. Loss S2O, 900;
mostly insured ..
Died of Cholera.
A servant woman died of cholera yester-
day.
The strike Of the ship carpenters, eaulk-
ers and others, employed in ship yards has
practically ended by the return OF many of
the mechanics to their work at ten hours
per day, yielding the point they struck for.
Cholera.
The Health officer reports three new casez
and two deaths from cholera on the hospi
tai ship since last report, leaving 45 pa
tieuts under treatment.
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Southern News.
EarIeus ,T.esuIs.

Sarteus 1eez,ss - @
NFT ORLEANS, June I2.-ArriEsls freia
Ruaxan report a grand emancipation cele-
brstion of theJamaics negroes. s.
There is 3 political revolution IN the
Spanish Honduras, but the British colony
is quiet and prosperous rfr -fr=
NAsHyILLE June I'm lybouF tEs KsntnnT1 hSanT9a o on
and Mining Company reached this city to-
day on fiat boats. It is reported that there
are large quantities at the wells swaiting
transportation