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ih Robertson Mail Agent on the A
Y G. W. Road, between this city and
Cleveland, related to us Yesterday, the
sttgnge item about farmer who pre-
VeI d a terrible disaster on the road
le( Mansfield, Ohio, at the time Of the
racY ~ frasbnt w a=@=sa----rr-s
- - + III sac';Sl &c ol grove Of anTSSs
Tits the Chapel Of Notre Dame de
Ckevremons. Within it stands mir
dcalous ;,npge ofthe Virgin, and hi'hcr'
every Sunday and holiday and espo'
cialLfat WhisunIide, aock crowds Of
pjKims from the surrounding villages
/ Nh the tw,fold otj ct Of devotion. and
\, lsFFusrfnent mere IS nOiiMa ~ 'hs
chap particularly striking or interest
Yng to the artist, but ao inscription
DIVER the altarpiece will at once arrest
ahc attention of the English visitor
1t IS: IS. Maria ora pro Anglia, 1858
'fThe following legend accounts for the
csectiou Of this chapel
\The Bishops Of Liege, as it VII
kuoSu. we're, previous to the French
RegoN oNntion, temporal as well as spirit
ual phuces In the latter part OF the
tenth cerkury, the diocese swas govern
ed by Eotgsr, an able prelate, it is said
but one whosgems to haTe been better
fitted for his cAil than for bis ccgs!gssias.
teal position. Az that time strong
keep crowned the all Of Chcyremontr
and thence ihe law lsss baron to whom
! il belonged was won't to sweep down
with his numerous retainers, and DIS
poll and torrify the dSellersin the beoue
tiluI valley Of the VesAre. NuulbeIless
/ Il
complaints Of the outhges committed
~ him were poured into the ear
Of the Bishop Of LieAP, but all the
efforts q that prince We're unavaiIing
either punish or conv9S the hardened
sinuer his heart was AZ a9lmpregnable rs
Ibis fortress
When bis wife gave blth to her first
born son, the Baron q CheYremont
with tie shamelessness which aros'
from bis sense Of perfect saArity, iuvl
led the Bishop Of Liego tdhis castle t
baplize the infant,
Il will como," answeAd Notger
"and as tokop Of my resAct for s.
. high snd mighty 4 seigueur' Twill brin'
pll my chapter with me.
Great preparations were nade q
Ohcyremopt for tue due receptRA Of tn
prince.b bishop. who, on the dayePpoini
cd. arrived At the castle, aeelapaue
BY bis caaons, al arraye5 in lendi
ecclesiastical vestmcnts. They we ad
mittaa inio the oastle ball and bai
On vas preparing to welcome ten !
!. pompous, terms, when, on q sigeSiyo
3 By The bishop. the presended7canolI ao
fea thair copes aud oossceks, an'
sented to The gaze Of the asten Il
ReFIminal baud Of sieolsclad uea a
hea eapsaple, The wily No'k
ding impossible an others mean
lchaAlislng ia fobber' baron, eng salV
NlHRis opportunity Of introducing
\ soldiers IulS hla keep We need
hat he hslon received 1he dye
ward 81 his niihacdas and lhe vlc'i
ufhla cfasllys Tgasslal e heEFeq
shsif asIIseiaa2e tlopls sIta seaprge e'e
nd INV cnapns y nss snRtsz -
lis 81 as a6ifoYed castle. lRs
Switch may l|| bp saen ana A'Is
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Some curious statistics With reference
to the pcriodicify of epidemics have
been brought to light 1t is said, th1l
the 'lague, which always exists to so.ee
extnl, about the mouths of tbs~Nile
becomes an epidemic opN'< IN about
etery ten years. Ii tb southern hem
iphore, where the yrt'w fever prevails
as au endemic disoae' lt becomes an
epidemic, once. in a41uit seven years.
Il is kpo, . to be peritdic, 10 the South
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27
SOLD .eTs OF the late Q. y. army and
the Clcv LAID COaEention.

solo .ers Of the late G. =. army and
the Clcv alaAl Convention.
There was o meeting efe fey-soliiers Of
Southern armies YesteraaY afternoon,
in the Jefferson Building, on Second
street. 1t happened that ~aoy officers
If different commands. were in the city,
and all the members Of General FoR
RESTS staff were If the meeting. The
subject OF the Cleveland Convention
was discussed, and this led to a propo,
sition that faisohoods propagated BY
Northern newspapers and politicians
should bn, properly characterized a
committee Of gentlemen was appointed
to- transmit 10 tho Soldiers Convention,
NOW N stsiaaat Cleveland, assaFNuees
of earncst sympathy felt by soldiers 'ot
the South iu purposes sought to be con-
summated by followers Of GnANr, Snra'
MAN AMI FlRgAeqT. IN.
The foiisSng dispatch was asas
mitted to ClevelaudS: ls4p.
10 tbc, Pyesidsat of Soldiers a''d
Sailors Coagention a Cte0eland
Soldiers Of tie late Ooufesertto Ar
nv net here to-day and deputed Ih'
undersigned to congratulato yoaf CON
yention in your effart to restore psac'
land onie,ude to the country aud Z
expFess their deep sympathy with you'
paEriotic Qurposes, and further TO assar'
/ you lhat Copfedarato soldiers are eo
tirplY willing 70 leave the deter@laa e n
ltion oftbsir rights as citizeas Of State
Espa II tho United States to the soldier
lbfth Union. 0a our part We Rls'is
eenrity of lie. person, property anI
8Aesdoiu 81 speuell ana opinion 70 AZ
4 mass meeting VIA be held heTe Y
lday FucsdAy night 70 give 'sF,nsl q q
lpressiaa b these purposes Na1 Sa'ltl @
''S'i N B. FaRRas
feaa TaousDAf.E,
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a Mountain ofPure saI.ln Neradn.


+ The following letter, which we NIB.
lish to eayby permission Of tie hon
A w Kendall, Postmaster General
was received by him day Or Two Il. ;
containing specimens Of ibe roei II
mentioned in the body Of tbs letiar
These specimens are very beautifuI--
more than translucent, aImost trans.
parent. The existence of mcoutsip Of
pure salt, entirely free from admixrure
viii anything else, and Of The prodiei.
eus extent mentioned ID this leitr. Is a
fpfeof Of the unparalleled mineral te.
sources q The eapptsF, aas asc
Ftssils eraf
2 IS IA ~
@ MA
n AFsa ia
ls ntttlt lssst aipo sas sae IL the nm |
tory Of the 9geat FsiDr wealth of the |
country Z ! apa Itpion
sAIrLa99 t'iTY s. ptaiaber 8. 1866 |
Hon Ale1 W h5adsu Possasas1ey /
Geafyal
SlS IN eaye thisday pnt into ibe
mail st.sE pex cuptaining specimens
5f pIaataias salt from the Psh Raneeat
inr n regious, Brought BY bic from
theIs rec ally %
One Of the pieces shows the, face of
The mountain from whph an are taken .ll
the other pieces we're taken back from
the surface.
This salt caDe o mountain If pnre i
salt, several layers in extent, and sever. i
al thousand fsef in height The whole !
mountain Isl pure salt, and i situate IL i
The extreme southern part Of Nevada. !
between the ll5o and 1l6o Of west d
obeiiude. v
These aI Dot sent as fair specimens .
,ut iO p3next trip 70 that region. in t
be lat'eF Fpart Of this alumn, / will il
I4deItage to procure a block Of > fool t
qnarelof such Transparency that v
ewsHper can be read ,broueh Il W
NY oh]ect to procure this +, hat in
ou 1ay present it to the Smithsonian Sc
institute. ID
I'd this he agreeable to Your w
4 WsPlense signify the snme, and SO
and aeavor to have the same mined he
VAVrwarded ha
want, tfully, your obcdient ser, of
s, A G DAuRENoE, de
~ lPpstoficc Agent v
VlcroRIA's
Queen Victov;a ba DAp0HTERSi--,As Ashicl
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80 IS. 0oIOBER 27. l866.

aeFolnsioua IN Reference to y,llerson
paYl7 adoaiel BY the IIonye al Rep
Eesealaiivss sof ihe Leeisldtars 81
nississlppis Oct 20flseo.
Resolved, That we, the members of
sho House desire to express to JeBsr.
son Davis their deepest sympatl9, their
profound Fespect, their cOntiuusd Dor.
sonal at'aebme't, and their eDaearing
remembrance If bis virtues as ! man
and Of those great qualities Of mind and
peart which in the Cabinet and field IL
nReF aud IN misfortune, have marked
q. cFeniful life and which rom his
nFlson houso call forth and receive Il
ibtif hands the sauia aeirnowls = ~ me-
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Use ns Va RockS
Use De a RcokE
IT, IA Ia

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II y Y ass f@asa
5lgE '.5i.' .sss; sisi' stsl''
D,ampha f.as, Brooehssald w pgops. IL.
q = eeis o. - ~ - lps1 gsf s4sd fsssia. Iic.
Yesa and S3ek IN trlasa 4. n Ii 4 " " .ssi',ss
Rings. Opi4 Fais,i - sl,s.. ~. " y No
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Ih oiloTrs nss lI6
served tribute g fstl ogilssrs.
is ipa ihe paa nria fay
ef DE L,af D noes
10 opgihesg slaad 81 is poet, his
4 ege closely seanallg lie abead
p &c that 81 sfe liEhl-his haud
heldjng % to tbe iseH has which stops.
starts aud regulates lie monster lhat
Is obedient 10 The highest touch Of
gehias aud skill il tho hollow Of
that man hand-in the glance q his
eye--in the brain under the cap pull
ed 50 closely dawH-in the geflessIon
Of lis kpo.Icdgc and.Ibe careful seru.
tiny ol his mtehabieal ele-afe tie
lives of,mcu ahd women. wlidse places
oa earfh could aes ven be fred. See
how steadily ibe lraipinns Il makess
lbls mile post and she next. apd ihe
next, 0n time 10 the nii.rse Fhe
gineer locks st tbe tfheEs at tl
ti,se table beId before him as The
clsck on tlle eugius-ut thessteaur
ruage st his Iefl hand De touches
tbe lever sc sun iaSter Or slower ns
he wills and the train sicp 1E sia. -
lion after station % The d TIE
6feiIE h 5n
ehsl aE
igssf aa as
tiie llcat Increases, ald lle steam
made b whore p06eF We iish sle1d
We love the eugipdkf he 'inldbsrrh
Df ibe foot boafd His as arc
hard Bis pants soiI d bis face moist
with sweat but i ii Bic care which
bears thousands b safety, and Ilis
kill which makes us MI II aale ~
be COW catcher aa ia 81 oWn aahc-
nm
God blcssand preserve The sngln.
er On all The pages Of history "a
Tete are DO bsager records I,an shose
lade by rail oad engineers Wg
nee heard The whistle of an engineer
De- Jardin's Bridge. when. with
IS hand on the screaming shisfls
3 sounded tho alarm. and whistEZZ<
inself down sixty feet into re VIM
Y waters. and into bosveD M
'sefling bis post in die Flnnge
p fatal to sixiy-tbree oDi Ofz>flE NJ
Ie souls. He was found fl.gzseS oysssa speA.
ID oithe river. bis hal.fltS< lglts9s gesla sues
4 the lever his c0y 80 ssss; " wv " Z.
ling be noble story Z u, = ~ cabs y -
Z lave heard him ~ X iaiey ~ q .ss... 4. 4.
have stood b. n sssss shs k'n. an Z. { Il S''I
the honr If y ~ ~ w. IA I|la...'
ID how bFaE ksha tho Y -. s An z
lth reaclledIS<zS kiatses " . .
.t..,- VI Il "A Boftols -
Wnlrieu ggfs gsss.n sf. Boz
widely " {asc5. b. ~
y Tue y o1; ID. b. Eoutbsf0 tYsle!sa
pe SCI I'D 81 ssaaihsfu Rlsftirln
In ~ aced 81 Ssnihsfn Ply slss
I. zslh1 senred BY snulhsln Rhyssez
aays rranared 81 Htnih2fh rhys'ea
.fAnNt -, "a best and cheapA
near ,syaas., y 49, :, he best aBd cheaper
tsfs. NJ aTiaurel the PEE. ~ Z ss.-,,sss s5.-i
SupH. " srrAr 4 Ihe Nv ~. NV s.a sIsse
oISce WsrraBlsd she ness - ~
Ssil ssS :. : ror chiIIs = Fever
eli stA. use n Ia Rook,SS
iissippi Ne lJe "a Ro0kN
n have rrl,. ~. ~ Nlfgu&.I4A
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ats WMston IN The Leg


,'l@ i'ocStdelivcred quite a
lepF 'ouSing upon a great
varl eots, " ACounty Court
coaf y c1ns'Scf%ble share Of
his "a c dDtpssel the sub.
jeei ases tihdineop with
arr( yudie3ce 30 i.truet,
him vote fd the repcl al
The Ga mbtion Of " ii
SYN he Doclq, aud the RI. i
resel Winston County were
dNe' ta o do away with hie
Cou In the course Of his
rent Y5aor disturbed the equa
mimi by stating bat be was
III fa 1851 ing tie Offices Of Pro
bate g s that of District Attor
ney Ia thereof, substitute o
Coui lo..a sho should be law
yer) Attorney for each
com
Y 4ct of educating the
mass xleat deal to say. He
cont geor c.1tld ppt edue
cat @lpre o' pa. aud
% se'y ~. ss.l'1g " 'ns
1c ,nt
,cboo' was "a astabl,ssed IL lid BE
nad os 1a j rsr only s. coo at the
asst sossioo nasea beginning with
but Il. le.i. lad fp uad refused il while
boy yced 5000 for the Peniten
iarv II very severe upon the
oosi this matter said he
.od m ho humble walks Of
IA h alr. no child iu the State
honl3 % 60 It an education if be
m e "a raj churches here, and
- MI II EoD, Ia III
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rot SALE.

jQneS Rigces, Id
: 'Th5 bl5ciFoI examined is within Q
fraction lOxik Yuohes, or pbout equiv
alent two mmon bricks, and Ass
an alersarsi5 Be middle from the up,
pesSo Che loaerfsa, scouting ventila.'
tioVthrougi ut TIE waAs Of the builds
ing : besides the advantage that if a
crack sh ga occur, it would only tx
tend lhr, 3gh half the body Of The BLOCK
Thisaccurreuce however, is unlikely,
as the material is capable Of sustaining
pressure to the square inch greater BY
five Hundred pounds than tie stone Of
which The Capitol at Washington is
built.
The me bod If msnufaoture. .nore-
o er.seeufes IL tehteF unifermiiy than
B aSainableSS.vhab which IN hrgn.
9ng net only eoutfact differently in dsi~
fcrent parts Of IL kiln but eyeR the
same brick may contract irregulurly in
different parts Of It's bodY.
SSrhe ventilation through the walls So,
cuks ,thefs against dampuess. apA a
hard 6nisiHvan be Applied Immediately
to the walls wiihoa, the igroducti n 0.
.rlrrlg. This, too. uniies more readily
Siik the material tban with britk, which
is plsoahe case with mortar aEreby en-
suring greater solid y to the SNlls.
It is said that who're elegant fI.eh i
not indispensable.the iRteiior, ,ssrface d
tile walls is sometimes SIM llVl shished
Sas indeed, the exterior might pe.
We learn that the matnEsere b
these blocks viii soon be Commenced
Mere By company If epf towusmel
possessed ofamrh capital and Who owH
the patent right for six Of the suslaerE
States. dobile times,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

STEANeE PHENOMENA tho Abe
deem Miss y E9apline0 says that
Monday morning the sulTce n
tuhbe creek was covered with 4
as high ppsthe stream rs he
The buz2ards and hogs ars njo
rich feast Of those drlfiirg % se Il
Well~inIormsd obseNFers d pun \
aceound fur this 81 4 mortality IN
the 6sh. which lOlsseea tle cubs y
Of Sunday 4 thundefss slprlu
Opinions raiyS some aflfibufilsl.l
death of the fish II le tsact If tl|
cnssiou upan the wa1 caused
sudden thunder clips psheis 1ar
for i ia a laofa h0Inel ,sa, hy.
ihk ,hat me t1Ibidnes of ibo
aAIpned b lia Fapia Mise 81
this neral dzrleii6
AtRHk|A ANA1I
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r ~
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~ efFi9
tA
Ter
ss,ias.. ..,.s.tl fs.s st,s..t
esse lals ..s~. .t' ilf
Al 80 eiaeHa
aiaioa. 81 ide space
a.f ~. iey srr aiol, ....a u q
Eieh -, s,.......i0 ID
'f.s.s' ss,'ss ee
'''s''''..'' 'se Az 0 6e
vA,.s ....a.. $50 %
q. n ...ss 4 g g
..!..'.... ..'.i..... '.so 81 @
Fa peCa~ ar eansssals q II
lqetle,P Pli,,b geaf, chanelabls
,.st sis ..'.'....s...se %
: -, be UluFfeQ TN HAtA -AitA
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% puglilsm, MoifAfs ~ t.fsf,k
been an iufart iu bill w "
Rev NJ Perry, lass as ',le
Baptist church 10 Bafnneh
Ihas become candidate fof Vs,
the Episcopal church.
Rev. Samuel 0rowther 81
African having received q thc
eauca,ion, aud shown much
aud piety. has been eonseeg
bishop of he Church Of Eugl.
has spesisi charge Of an en-
prospernus mission ii the ~
the Niger, in Central AiricaP
The Mobile Res sy,s s'ss. 7.
a1tly svcntgen wears ,ss, v'igch
afpearauco of the iirlrlopes con-
ID the yeaf 1882 81 seel sa,i's N. s'.,si9 ,,,ss
ancc III lc+dt aAk. n etQsres on
Of years have pa
tho visitati4u il IN y.,,.s ,lrSoassf n
ipg N interval Of eesiFe t,s ~.
tween each oecasil lAer o. ssr.h
| An amnsing sef.;a - eiav I'M
(. auction room ia Re; fFoh bne
Ia lady 1t one end .v.l
Into spivited oampetisAd i Cd,
clio with 4 gentleale 7 mem
Owing % the denak5pks s,us.
not see each 0iheNA q 4 sash,
llhe article rc;s.s n Fua iOs
dollars ar's'ssa loeAs aJAss9,
Eman ",
corpeii AfsOt sE 90.
ST. u cSsy!
4 ~
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A angular and.lnost distressing scene
took plaoo ou theyith. 10 griAye yaFd
II EiIwardsvilld flls wharo dariag lhe
f.n,ersl cepmouies over the body q
ebtlaUfMr John satneF the mqaTasfs
MA nttebdnnis we're attacked w 4
s,sate, oF bundle bees The iFrate las
Assss lls un0n fhe uneQyea neaH aps1 lte' {
otihsse presents, who Wela alesi'l s.
stn,is.in 4 terrible manner ihp IA
~ sese aa.ed and 8 fatEn1i WIS aese.
irtplp ueneSSefs tsAr.
4 n camel ~. oao oI llio ladies IHas
y soaHnea y hsl lseln l|ls |'s''' g
F, 4 elrnt
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nj Plantatiods knol
W and lanes pianaa III

Z. ! IT, soaA Do I'M 4
he paid by f'Ses Gr S' The estsl A. 1I ! An ~
frst Quarter afler y iIs. - - - cement 81
service otherwise 'he oo13 = Tor this sgar-
t.r viii be drawa by The undersigned, exN
pesos doduc'ed, and she residue, with
iroas for tie remaining quarters, forward
lea 10 the pur'ies carrying the malls IL
g,-sn,s Or, fr. will araw and forw ri
tbrir m5pcy al the end Of cy ry quarter
was NJ eyir charge. bMould, b weyer,
rre,.r lnat qy d cept tbs drafts h,E5drr
.bet Inv mag have tho matter iuI1eir
avn ha1ds
Il wcald be a source Of much graiifeaN
tion 10 me if / be the means Of extending
Nth facilities 10 ,he Southern people
IN air attention is Shtrefore respectively
= llad to tbis matter. AS lamnot requif
ed to cut down by competition, il wouId
.J@nh,less le to their interest 10 make
sseedy aopication before any modification
80 - II r. soa ,es. oath, in order thatthey
NAV D,',i- Obtain these routes. al the hisi.; \,
rates l0MlNSlDits
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The undersigned residing at---; state
Ct. undertake that ifthe hid iOrraFFy'
inr the mail on the Route no 4 sas'
number be not given it is not esseutial1
n aeeeptod bv the Postmaster General.
ira, bidder shal!eenter into the rec i;eq
oIIigntion, or contsact 10 perform thsgSCa.
,ract With good and suthciept securities.
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Il g cIssI
&a iff fsna

-=Nft ~ lNH kilIIIl-l
sin cor AZ,
st as Tie Circuit { III
loF g@ 8uuty. caDmehetl lts
segl Il "a kefc, hst M9aday
y nt attendance gf people
ant y se court than psaai Il II
Pe 4 ifa9 WIS devoted pretty
wa' Sg.zs. sales and public = *.
llg f's several dIsarenl
1'sf h49lj, N,sioD btlieye
oFA gefota di4lara arra !;
4 tAah and tenn n tWo
SNk 4 4of slt5 90
Abs wah tlp aa,l
iR'' s990 &e., xe. tie
] IN lkG
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TIIe galhalIc Charh.

fson The Belti60re esastio. sth,
Tbe opening oFt6e Second Plouary
Council of the Roman Catholic ohurcb
q the United Safes III this city was
not only magnificent iad imposing as 4
religious ceremonial bu. fuI Of associa
t'ou aud suggestions Of the most inter-t
estiBe character AttAe very liameiit
Whep tbe temporal sceptcrei 10 sue.
eess4roG Sa Peter seeas ebNi 50 Dat
9restea i9is his gosp- anl hs bauisb,
msat tfeui ls great lnpe ial ceptar ,fl
Atbel'e piieri nage and goshin Is The
eouillien sbe'nu Of Enropasn ai.ras,ior
sste tt lin p
tsffrf lig ,ise
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-10-27

The undeFsien d, flssnassef ~ -
s,a,s of - csFlifes under hIa oash oi-l
fre that he istcquainted with the above
,,oa,srtors M and knaws them % be Een Il
esooerty and able to make good lAels
gparanly
Dated -------, -------.
Sept AZ 1906.
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10 VICTORIA S
Queen Victoria hss. D4'sATsast-
The oldest is the vii og,ss s'.el
Prince Of Prussia. SkA.a
y --,,sls u ( et ttosgll Vns
NJ Ky and ihe freight fofEF
~ ;ena a the Mobile and 0lio
log central Railroads, where -
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, ~ tttts ~ ~ a 81 |.||&7 Fl |@s 81 s.
FN4 t% FaTH1H Ts#f*
|
8 ~ y ~ = ~
AkHe34 ses IN
a.s
ISsAy - Fs|a
SmN' K-
~ 4 j., s.
aap w bnls IS "a
So II EskAAW "a =
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Rae, AAeA ,...,...
elh states lhat Two or il.tee Ai'ls pie7
.s..a AIf. joins ShaN living u las
s aa..ntFs. lfs1 ls'cqal s'ln apq
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~ alid il
is65i somiisa. Tbe 6t,arci, of San.
ia Maria Maggiore, the third Of the
great basillcas Of Rome. had been
4 Christian temple more than eleven hun.
dred y'ars before the genius of Col.
.upbus unveiled this western worId
The gold which adoins the splendid
fearvipgs It's roof was the gif Of FER
dlnand and Isabella, from The frsl
treasures Of their newsloand empire
Il is not, yet, old enough to have its
lustre dimmed by time, hut already
the incense which is daily burned be
heath It's burns, at the same moment,
au the solemn liies Of the same faith
before thousands of altars aud amid the
prayers of millions of .worshippcrs, all
over the grand hemisphere which was
heathen from shore to mountain, when
that gold was found upon its hills Aud |
here 10 representation Of but d part Of
tue Catholic Church in Ame,iga--ia d
country chiefly coloniz d by Protest,
ants there assembled yesterday, in
Council, a host Of priests and prelates
arcbbisbops bishops, and mitred abbots,
with the same ,plendor # yesment,
ritual aud pageant, and the music of the
same chautipgs, which shoue and
echoed through the YET stately streets
Of ancient Rome, when Santa Maria
was ousecratcd, a thousand
7ears before America was known.
rhe imagination Of ordinary men i.
hardly equal to The oASep.ion Of sucL
. reality, and to do ju o. to the re,
iections which belong o Agld task
al the eloquence Of Mae wi.b
more than his philosophy. g1I5s> s
But while We do not propose y
ipon theme SC nearly b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-13
4OLdIs.'......-..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
OTTnTATTnAsS

Sam. Wilhelm 4 Co. report hogs scarce and
Graz Gray 4 Judik quote hogs as scarce, and
Mcclellan q Logan quote hogs at l5al5%
Gus, and scarce, with an upward tendency,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-13
The ChoIera.

CINCINNATI, Oh Aug. 11.7=Thirty-
eight fatal cases of cholera were report
ed to the health. officers yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1l.-Twenty-six
cases Of cholera were reported to the
board of health for the "a hours ending
at noon, six of which proved fatal.
NEW YORK, Aug. 11,-But two or
three cases. of cholera in the city were
reported this morning. One or two
deaths have occurred Of persons whose
cases were reported yesterday. The
the same decline that was observed the
day before. There were ten deaths from
previously reported cases, and nine
new cases. I.l -i,a.
In Brooklyn there was decrease,
there being eleven cases and four deaths.
On the Islands the condition was favor
able. lHt ''a' 'ra arf7
The steamer Daniel Webster, from
Vera Cruz, is at the lower quarantine.
New YORK, August 12.-The official
returns of the Health Board, for yester-
dry, show highly gratifying decrease
of the cholera in this city. There were
3 new cases reported in New York. 1t
is believed that the cholera will not as
summer. The mortality report for the
week will not exceed, it is believed, sec
deaths from all causes. There were 8
deaths from cholera during the previ-
GUS "a hours, ut the public institutions.
There have been % cases and II deaths
officially reported in Brooklyn since
the last publication. There was a
slight increase in the number of sick
on Governors Island yesterday. The
health of the trOoks on David's Island
is considered excellent.