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w.n,her.

PrrTsBuRaH, July 2o.-The river is
20 inches and stationary. Weather
clear; mercury s6e in the shade.
C1NCTNNATI, July 20.-Weather clear.
Thermometer 90s.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Fleming, of Harrison. from the
Committee on Counties, DO, reported
adversely In regard TO amending the
charter of the town of Guyandotte.
Mr.. Heermans, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported 1t inexpedient to
leeisIate for the relief of John w.
Moor, of Hampshire county.
A Senate message, reported by the
clerk, announded the passage of chap
tiers and 80 of the Code with amend
ments. The amendments were con-
CURED In, one OF them having been so
amended as to make the tax on theatri-
cal performances so per week.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, July 2O.-oyer 40
race horses have already arrived here,
and quarters have been engaged TOR
large number.
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DINNER PILLS.

Aupersons Of bilious habits, after eating
or drinking TOO freely, win ind great reIIeT
in the use Of DE. RobackB Blood F1liG; they
aid digestion by stimulating the stomach, !,
thus avoiding the pain, nausea, sour erueta-
lions. &C. which follow nom eating too
heartily. =
Sod 6y all Druggists everywhere.
jy13-2mdAW
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
of West virginia.

Cap1raI PAID in. $500. 900.
UNHIS BANK SUCCEEDS TO THE BUSI-
ness of the "Merchsnts' and Mechanics
Bank OF Wheeling" lis DESIGNATED De.
pository and Financial agent OF the United
Stat s, and is prepared 10 do legitimate
Banking business.
5 PTeSidc1t-JAs Nelson Vance.
DfrectoTS-Thomas- Sweeney, L. q. Della
plain, Jas. O. Acheson, John Oonlon, Robert
0rangle, a Allen Howell. VIM. B. Sim pson,
James Dazen. s. BRADY Cashier.
mar19-1y
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, July 2O.-Three
cases of sun stroke occurred on Satur-
day, one of which proved fatal.
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Commiss1oner's Notice.

IN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT
| Court for ohio county. West Virginia.
Ludwig Kneedler tS Co,
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RST
N ATIONAL BANK
o. WakALLEH0s
Oea Enatcd Depository Q. 5.

Oes Enatcd Depository q. $.
CAPTEAL-.....' ezSS'0S99
SURPLUs.,.., 40'VVo
Money received on deposit Exchange
Collections Tnade and proceeds promptly
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate of
-FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
posit remains six months, and FIVE pei
cent, II for one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and Others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in sums TO suit.
a con slant supply OF \ ew Fractional Cur
rency, and !, 2, 3 Sc coin, kept Tor the Rc-
commodaIion of depOsltors and the public.
GEO. K. WHEAT, PreS't,
morris GEO. ADAMS, Cash'r.
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.GtreQntelt1qenrer:

.Gtreqatelliqeneen
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR Presidents
ULYSSES s. GRANT .
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
SCHUYLER COLFAX.
STATE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR GovERNoR.
HON. ". f. STEVENSON. Of Wood.
FOR CONGRESS
Isl DiStIct-9ES. I. n. DUVAL, OF Brooke.
2nd -HoN.J. G. MC9REW, of Preston
3rd GEN. ]. .S.W1TCHER,o of Lincoln
FOR AUDITOR,
CAFr. THOMAS BoGGEss, OF Roane.
FOB SECRETARY OF sTATR,
CAPT. j. NJ. PIPES. of Marshall.
FOR TREASURER,
sERG'F j. a. MACAULEY, OF Ohio.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Hon. THAYER MELVIN, OF Ohio.
JUDGE OF eUPHEhE COURT OF APFFALs,
HoH. R. L. BERKSHIRE, of Monongalia-
For Presidential EIectors.
AT LARGE.
a, ". CAMPBELL, of Ohio County.
r, s. BROWN, OF jackson Comfy.
DISTRICTS.
l-HoN. BENJAMIN STANTON,
2-J. MARSHALL HAGANS.
3-GER. W. a. POWELL.
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In ChancerY.

The object of this suit is to recover seven
ty-nve per cent OF three notes made by Kel
ley, Holloway s. Co, payable 10 Coleman 6
Kelton or order, and by them Indorsed to the
Plaintiff, and dated the 18th day OF Deem
bsr 1855 for 81 $50 IL at six months; ono note
for s. 2i2 20, dated May 6tn, 1857, at six
months, pay able and Endorsed as ABOVE; the
other note for Sl,6l2, dated the 2Otn 0ny ot
the other IS per cent having been paid on
the l9Ln OF August, 1853. And It appearing
from an affidavit died in the cause InAt the
Defendants, Smith Holloway, Thomas Q.
Robinson, Robert Coleman, are nOn're6i-
dents OF this state, on motion OF Complain
ants counsel, Ii is ordered that they do bp-
pear here within one month after the tourIn
weekly publication, and due posting OF Jhis
order at LhB front door OF the Court houS5 OF
ut TO protect their interest.
Test. MICHAEL ]. BREIN13, elk.
PECK & HUBBARD, & y. B. CALDWELL,
jy3-lawIw kols. for Compt.
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%FLOR DE MAYO.
IFInR DE MAYO.

A new perfume for the Handkerchte. Ex
ouEsite, Delicate. Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON = SON. New York sold by al
Drurqtsts. my2s-Iyeod
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oTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y County Circuit Court. June huIes, 1865.
Hannah hEcCnr Com nlninant

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court. June hules, 1855.
Hannah McCov. Complainant,
Alexander Mccoy, JGstsh Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier and Em1y Frazier, Eeltlah brown
McFarIand and CaIhartne Mcfarland,
William Mccoy, Nicholas r. Murray, and
Jessie j. Murray, samuel h. Murray and
saran EiIz1oeth Rhitham, Defendants
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain part1-
tion or sale OF the farm near 1TlRdelp phia,
ohio county, West v. 7g1niB, owned and Ia.
IeIy occupied by com pIAtnaut dnnnan Nc
Coy, together with huth Mccoy and
CRIharine Mccoy, deceased.
And II appearing from an affidavit nled
In The cause. that the dc enuanIs Josiah
kliJah Brown, Hannah Brown, huth MCCOY
James Mcfarland. and CaIharine MCFAF-
IAno are not residents of the State OF West
Virginia. ON motion Of complainant It is
oruered that they do appear mere within ono
month afteF the touEIn weekly puUiieauon
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county and
do what they may deem Mt To protect their
interest IN the above entitled Cause.
Test MICHAEL j. .BREINIG, C1'k.
JACOB q CLARKE, soI. for COmp't.
Jyllaw4wd
STATE OF WET VIRGINIA, OHIO
y COu nty Circuit Court. June kpIes, 1t6s.
Mary Beagle, ExecutTix, and IN her own
right,
The Hempheld Rail Road Company.
In ChancsTy.
The object Of this suit Is to enforce the Len
of award for $40, and interest from the
day OF TIL paid and costs, upon the land
taken from complainant and occupied Dy
tine defendant for their Kali Road track.
Anu II appearing from an RtndAVlL med IN
the cause, Gnat the President AID Treasurer
OF tho Hempfeld 4. X Co. are not reBldsnta
ofthe Stat9 of W est Virginia. On motion OF
the complatnRnt's counsel Il is ordered hat
they do appear here within one month alter
ing of this order at the front door or the
Court House Of Ohio county, and do what
they may deem ut to protect the interest OF
JACOB q CLARKE. sol. for Comp't.
oTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
u County Circuit Court. June Rules 1853.
David kieheys
Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway. Alexander
@. Robinson, Thomas @. Robinson, WI
liam Taylor, and A. n. Jacob, Rdministra-
tor Of Gabriel Jacob, deceased.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit Is TO recover Ihs
tlrea fOuIths Of note made by Relley, Hol-
loWay q Co., to the Plaintiff FOR q, so, due
23d June, 1857, with interest from that date.
And It appearing from an afndaVit nIed In
/ G. Robinson are non.neaidenta Of this STATE
| on motion of ComplRinRnt's counsel II u or
dered that they do appear here within one
month after the fOurLh weekly publication
/ and due posting Of this order. and do what
| they may deem nL to protect their interest.
Test. MICHAELJ ]. BREIEIGs Clk. -
| PECK & HUBBARD, soLs. for Gomp'ts-
| JyS-lAwlW
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Rroou Handles.

.25000 ON HAND AID EOA sA4A
HARLES Il. BERRY,
suzs7 Nos. 1s 4 - Water 81.
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National Savings Bank of Wheeling,
CAPITAL, 100000.
6EONEY RECEIVED ON DEP OSIT
Il Interest paid on Special Deposits. Notes
and Bills discounted. Exchange bought aud
sold. Collections made ON all points and pro-
ceeds promptly remitted,
Discount tday-WelnealAy.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas a. List, Robert Pratt
Robert Gibson, r, "A. MCabe,
]. o. Thonaa, 4. M. Dodson.
j. l.. StifeI.
THos. n. List, President
g. P. HILDRETH, Cashier. novA
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DHALoN's "PAPHIAN LOTION" for
BeautiTying the SKIN and COMPLEX
ION. Removes ali EruptiOns, Freckles,
Pimplas, Moth Blotches, Tan, eic., and rem
ders the Skin Soft, Fair and Blooming.
For Ladies in the Nursery 1t is Invaluable
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
equal.
remedy for diseases and blemisheS Of the
PHALON,S "PAPHIAN SOAP" for the
Toilet Nursery and Bath, will not chap the
Skin. Price Is cents per cake.
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IN CHANCERY, IN THE CIRCUIT
Court for Ohio county, West virginia
n ], Campbell, Admir- de bOEIis non Of the e.
tate OF L. NJ. silvers, deceased.
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 60 MAIN ST, WHEELING,
" VIVA. Money received on deposit. In
terest paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted, Exchange
bonght and sold. Collections at homo on nom
abroad promptly attended to.
DIRECTORS
John Reid, Christian HesA,
John HRndlan, John NocketS
Sam1 J. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REIp, Fres.ts
JOSIAH F. UPDEGRAFF, Cashr. mys
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Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway AlexandeI
q. Robinson, William Taylor, Thomas q.
Robinson, Alexander 81. Jacob, as admin
IstFator OF Gabriel Jacob, deceased, ana
z ZichArtah Jacob, trustee, Robe, Coleman
ana Thomas ]. Campbell, SheEtn OF ohio
County, West Virginia, as Hdmtnlstrat1T
OF RoTert KelLon, deceased, defendants.
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#isEEIIauEuus.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County circuit Court. June Rules ISo5
Henry z. List, trustee, James c. Acheson.
charles w. Broekunler, Moses B. cox.
Thomas 8. Acheson, TheopiIus Pn1 b.
Annie I. Cox. Ellen j. Coz, and &ary A,
Cragan, ]. y. VanfoSsen, James q. Ache
son. as tTustee Of Mrs. D. Lynn, John kb-
MoTrison, Joseph Bell, as trustee OF Mrs.
Ann Coates. Henry seE1g. a. Thplnao.
John Heabeiaeld, John + baiE. SsoEEe
and George Otto. who except Henry x.
List, are partners under the nIm mama OF
Acheson, Bell & Co.,
Isaac Colts. trustee. Henry G. Cots, Isasc
Colts. Jr, George W. Nichols and Eii%a- g
SiGhofs. Sas6 s.'nS6 John ms ". SichoiS. @ h ssEsh 3.
Nichols, EnenOra May Nichols. NINA
Tsn N ;Siehois. WLiiam NishoL7, 1SSac u u.
Nichols, Rachel Lippincott, with W1nlAm
LippIuCoTt, her husband, and Nancy jams
Nicniols, children OF the said George w
In Chancery.
The object of this suit Is to enjoin the de-
fenda1 Isaac Cots henEy ysSd y tS9i5v S 9Re me
coal granted by Jonathan Zanes' heirs 20
John Dulty, by deed :of the date ofthe lzth
Claimed BIZ the Ievisees OF Hugh Nichols,
decd, adjoining Jonathan's Gut, In the
AMI II anneafine trom an afidavit dIed In
the canse that Rachel Il. L1pplncOIt and
william Lippincott, her husband, are non
residents OF Lnis state, On motion OF COM
plainants counseliL Is ordered that they 90
appear here within one month aILeF lns
fourth weekly publication and due posting
OF this order, and do what they may deem
Il to protect their interest.
Tsste: MICHAEL ]. BRE1N10, ClIk-
PECK 8 HUBBARD, Sols. for Comp't.
NOTICE.-The said defendants Will take
notice that on the 18th day OF August, 1893.
10 be continued nom said day until COM
pleted, the plaintiffs will take the depo-
sit ions OF James GIlchrist and Others, at the
law office Of Peck & Hubbard In the city OF
Wheeilng, West Virginia, 70 be read in evt-
dence in this cause on the hearing thereof
PECK q HUBBARDT
IY3-laKiW Sols. Tor com pIS.
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cEATE OF WEST vIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit court. June Rulesp 1859
q. Dawson Coleman, Complainant.
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Alexander Mccoy, JUsIsh Mccoy, Andrew
Frazier and Em1y Frazier, Elttah brown
and Hannah brown. Ruth McCoy, James
Mcfarland aud Calhartne Mcfarland,
William Mccoy, Nicholas r. Murray, and
Jessie j. Murray, Samuel h. Murray and
Ralph W. Murray, Joseph Whitman and
sarah EllEaoeth Rhitham, DefendantS.
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STATE OF WET VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court. June hUIes. 1tss.
Mary Beagle, Executrix, and IN her own
right,
Ihe Hempheld Rail Road Company.
In ChancsTy.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court. June Rules, 1893.
David kichey,
Aaron Kelley, Smith Holloway, Alexander
q. RobInsOn, Thomas @. Robinson, VII
liam Taylor, and A. n. Jacob, Rdministra-
tor of Gabriel Jacob, deceased.
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Commissioners Notice.

GEO. B. CALDWELL, Sol for Comp't.
ie24-layySVd
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer by Rev. W. L. MullenIx,
the NJ. E. Church.
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!, FoTl
Memphis ant

RUBICON.........
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FRIDAY, 9Th
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undoubted increase IN the material pres
perity OF the Spanish people. Not only
is this true in the generals is shown
| by the fact that exports and imports In
creased by three hundred and fifty pei
cent. between IS43 and 1850; but it il
certain that agricultural production bai
even more rapidly increased; that the
use of meat is becoming more common
that the number of domestic animals has
greatly multiplied of late; and that the
consumption Of coal has more than
qusdrupled within few years.
Moreover, it should be counted among
the hopeful signs for Spain that the lead
srs OF the party Of progress, who we msy
suppose will control the new govern
ment, seem to have some sound political
ideas. They look to internal improve
ments rather than external aggrardiza-
ment. They opposed the Spanish expe-
ditions against st. Domingo, Peru and
Mexico.
Aside from those peculiar abuses which
Spain has lately suffered from the mis-
government of her Queen, the country
is injured by . mass of restrictive laws
which almost crush commerce, impede
production, and burden the people with
multiplied taxes and host OF in-paid
snd corrupt officers. A simplified tax
system abolishinE n1onopelies, the octrot
and the high protective tariff, as well as
lotteries. ard the establishment Of free
discussion on all subjects, would. it is not
unlikely, do much to restore quiet to the
country and quiet-peace, security, are
what Spain chiefly needs TO set her fairly
on the way upwards. Her debt is not so
large SIS to be oppressive, even if she had
made sn honorable settlement With her
creditors. Her natural wealth Is great,
and her general circumstances are more
favorable now than at any previous
time, to auceessful reorganization of
the government, and the establishment
Of liberal system which might eEsble
5paniards slowly but surely to regain
some part Of their ancient prosperity
and wealth.
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necessity. II liberty has come from
| revolution and division there
are few who will refuse to ad-
init that strength would be esrtain
to result from union nor can any one
deny that at the present moment
strength lie more q necessity than free
dom. Not only is there want Of unity
among the so-called Churches Of Christ I;
there is positive sntsgonism. The forces
of Christis aity are not only not mutually
helpful; they are mutually destructive.
It Is q kingdom divided, and divided
against itself. Thus looking ct the situ-
ation-considering besides, the peculiar
condition Of the world at the present
moment; considering the work which
must be done and the problems which
must be solved il Christianity is to retain
its hold on the intellects and hearts of
men and kesp pace with the rapid move
ments of the age, and believing that
General Council, fairly representative Of
the Christianity of the world, il it could
only be got together, would be powerful
for good and in itself one of the greatest
trfumphs the Gospel ever von-we can
not refuse to credit the Holy Father
with pious intention, with a noble pHr-
pose and with great bravery OF eharac-
ter, and to express the wish that Christ
endom, forgstful Of party distinctions,
will heartily respond to his generous
call. Such q council would be ample
compensation for all the sorrows of bis
long and checkered reign. Some per.
sons, however, are wicked enough to
doubt the genuineness of the invitation,
while others equally perverse, persist in
maintaining that an Ecumenicai Council
is an impOssibiiity. We shall see.
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MCCLELLAN.
His Emphatic Endorsement Of
Seymour and the Democracy.

NEW YoRK, OctOber5
To Douglas Taylor, Esq, Chairman:
Dear Sir: I have the pleasure to &C.
knowledge the receipt Of your Invitation
to preside over the Democratic meeting
OF Monday next. have long since de-
termined to abstain from further partic-
ipation In political life, and therefore
find myself compelled 10 decline the
honor you proffer me. 1 should, how
ever, be glad to attend the meeting as &
private citizsD, did not au engagement of
domestic nature render imperative my
absence from the city upon the day in
question.
1 gladly avail myself of this opportu-
nifty TO express my continued hearty
sympathy with the Democratic cause,
and my wishes-&rdent wishes--for the
success of those constitutional principles
for which the recent war was undertaken
by the North. Separated as I thus am
from the distinguished soldier who has
been chosen as the leader Of our oppo-
nents, know that you agree with me
in the highest respect for the services he
has rendered our country; but it is my
conviction that the measures OF the party
which has placed him in nomination are
but combinations Of strife, and can never
restore peace or constitutional su-
premacy, and thereby complete the work
that he sud the other brave soldiers so
nObly commenced.
The war was only the first epoch IN
the history OF struggles in which We
have been long engaged. The work Of
the soldier lie, trust, forever ended, and
It now remains for the people 30 fSlfill
the great object for which they or their
sons and brothers were called to the
field. A restored Union of States and
hearts; an invigorated Constitution to
be firmly and faithfully supported by the
maintenance of the national credit
invioiate, and the establishment Of rs
tiOnsl and State rights in all their integ-
rity, and thus true harmony and last
ing peace. These are the objects for
which every citizen should now strive
for.
Believing they rest in the success Of
the Democratic cznse by the election Of
the eminent statesman selected 10 repre-
sent the party, II is my intention 10 sus-
tain that cause as private citizen, with
the request that you will convey 10 the
gentlemen of tine committee and any
other friends for whom ycu sct, my sin
cere thanks for the compliment they
have paid me.
am most truly yours
GEO. 4 Mc-I ELAN
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DANGERS OF THE SEA.
Horrible Bufchery of a ships
Crew.

An italian vessel, the Theresa, trading
on the coast of China, was recently the
scene Of fearful slaughter committed by
/ coolies. The particulars OF this tragedy
are as follows:
I The Theresa left Mscso on the 9Th Of
/ February with PES coolies and cargo Of
I silk, tes, etc. At the end of sixty-tWo
/ days she arrived in sight of the shores OF
New Zaslsud. While the crew were Oe-
cupied in the fOrepsrt of the vessel the
coolies rushed to the cabins and seized
/ the arms lying there. They then at
tackled the crew, and in about ten min
/ utes s dozen sailors (Itslians) we're
killed, hacked to pieces, and flung into
the sea. The second mate, who defend
ed himself bravely, received the contents
Ots gun fred Close to him by sailor
who was forced by the coolies TO commit
the murder. The boatswain's mste re-
ceiyed nineteen wounds and wss put in
irons. After eighty days of horrible tor
lures Ennils being driven into his head
ne was killed about forty eight hours be-
fore the vessel arrived off the coast Of
China.
After having exterminated nearly the
whole OF the crew the coolies began fight
ing among themselves, and fifty Of them
we're killed. The victorious party then
proceeded to decsDitste the dead, whose
heads, packed in boxes, were slowed
away in the hold. Tbeuntortunste wife
Of the captain ives conf ID between
decks. and was subjected to the most
cruel treatment.
The msjority Of the coolies we're
pirates, and were perfectly acquainted
with the use Of the compass and with the
charts. They compelled the captain to
steer for the port OF Tim Pack. On sr-
irving here the Theresa was piliRged by
them, and the msdarins aided in strip
ping the vessel. In this condition the
vessel, abandoned by the pirates, ar
rived at Mscao, hsvipg on board the re-
mainder Of the crew, consisting OF eight
sailors and the wife of the captain.
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Menphis and.
EOr
Connecting =
and 5ses
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Curious Computation.

he Paris PotTie says: "The celebra-
phrase Of Gen. Foy will probably be
rendered. He said from the tribune
he Chamber Of Deputies, on the oc-
on OF the passage OF the bill for grant
an indemnity of thousand millions
cancs to the French ep1igres! DO
know that an equal number OF min
J has not elapsed since the death Of
Is Christ p Although those words
3 pronounced nearly half q century
! we have not even yet attained the
runt. On the 35th of December next,
'nIating twenty bissextile years ia
" hundred, there will only have
ed 969. 1856, 600 minutes since the birth
ar Saviour. A twelemOnth contains
200, 80 that we shall have to wait
sher thirty years before reaching this
bus mililSrd, which will only be
'Eleted Ia 1909"
fcording to Mr.. Atkinson, of Massa-
.etts, the Radical war will cost this
-tKy four thousand millions OF dollars,
uOre than four dollars per minute
Z the birth Of our Saviour.
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Dean Of Hon. ran. W. Nevmau

We regret to learn, as we do from our
Nashville papers. of the death OF Hon.
Tszewell W. Newman, Of Franklin
/ county. He died st his residence near
! Winchester, on Friday the ID inst, after
a son.cwhat prOtrscted illness. Mr..
Newman wab Speaker Of the Tennessee
Senate during the session Of 1850 and
'6l, and was Colonel OF the 1flh Com
federated Tennessee regiment during the
war.
Col. Newman was q native Of Knox
vile, aud his death will be lamented by
those among whom he grew up to man
hood. de was the eldest son of the late
Jacob Newman.