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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON THE

18th day Of July. A. D. 1858. n warrant in
bankruptcy was issued against tho estate ct
Edward Wise, Of Nashville, in the county Of
Davidson and State Of Tennessee, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own pc
ttlon; that the payment Of any debts aud
delivery OF any property belonging % such
bankrupt 10 him, or for his use. and tho
transfer Of any property by him, are forbidden
by law that meeting Of the creditors Of the
said bankrupt, to prove their debts snl to
choose one or more aSsgneos OF his estate
will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy, Co be
holden on the 5th day Of August. a. Ii. 1868. M
Ia O'Clock P. NJ at the office Of the Register in
Church street, before Alexander s. Bradley
E5q., Register
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d. X. bLASCOCh.
jy22 e u $. Marshal, Messenger

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE. THAT ON
L the lith day Of fully. A. ID. 1868 a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued against she estate of
wilson and State Of Tennessee, who has been
adJudged n bankrupt on his own petition
that the payment Of any debts aud de-
livery Of any property belonging 10 such
bankrupt, 90 him, OF for his use and the trans
fer Of any property by him ara forbidden by
law that "a meeting OF the creditors of the said
bankrupt, to prove their debts, aud Co choose
one OF more aSsignees Of his estate. will be held
- Court Of bankruptcy, to no holden on tho
9TH day Of August. A. D. 1903. at a. O'Clock
P. n, at the office Of the Register n Bank
ruPicy Nashville, Tennessee before Alexander
$. Bradley, Esq, Register
+. R. GLAECOCk.
iy222t u. S. Marshal. Messenger.
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Edgefeld Female Seminary.
REV. D.. q. TRTMBLE, Principal.
Mrs. HeHTi weber Associate Print

An PLEASED To SAY TO NY OLD pa
n irons and 20 tho public generally fhzf 4
nave a-locinted with mo Mr.. HENRI WFPFE
~ the H4nagement Of tins Institution No
we've! nigh culture ripe sch0iarship and Io1g
eApeIiehfe m te1chlug. are too Welt fnovp r.,
this community O. requira rinrfe rorlf n, b ~
commentator. II will bo0ur earnest endsayC.,
% ipsksthe school both thoroughly preprratgrg
mi uhl1nins pa II character. None but pr,-.
tieai sha experienced teachers will be- e11
ptyyed, hnd no pains will be spared 10 male
sho lh5 ,tliHtiou equal % its work iu JuaTifviDg
yo i,l lalies. y high intellectual and mora
oy.tttufo, IoI usefulness 81 any station iu Iifg
me next session VIII begin an ~. 81,
,,a',lla'i''y IN september. For further ia
ioruan5n ssnd fyr oar circular. 'u-
-. ~ p. @. TRIMBLF
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As LOW A. ANY HOUSE,

III this or any other section Of country. Par
tculaT attention paid to repairing Old Innings
made to look good as new, BY new process.
HUNT q POWERS, Recs,
jyl1 en- 1Ol & l03 n. Market st.
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All OF superior finish and workmanship All
persons about purchasing vehicles. will do we'll
10 give us u call and examine our work, both as
To quality and price, as are satisfied that We
can furnish a superior article at a price
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

A SECOND AND THIRD GENERAL
"a meeting Of the creditors Of Philip Biumen-
shal. bankrupt viii BE- held az Nashville on he
18th day ~ July. 1888. AZ 2 o'clock n. al no
0iiice q A. $. BuSlsg Register.
,- A. s. ChADBOURNE.
Iuiyll lNW1tT AutrUaa
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National Democratic Ticket

largest Circulation in City and State
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WASHINGTON, July 2l.--The Joint COM
mittee on the library we're discharged from
the further consideration OF petitions on
the subject OF the international copy right
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DoInasfic Markets.

New YORK, April 1l.-Noon.-Stocks active.
Money, per cent. Gold, 1888. United States
bonds-Old, lllA; new, 1925. Virginia SIS,
49A. Tennessee 6's, 66. Flour more steady.
dull new mess, $27.lO Lard dull. Cotton
decidedly flrmer with 4 good demand sales
$500 bales at 3lc., for uplands. Freights dull
Turpentine quiet at CSC. Rosin steady at
So .35 for strained.
Euening decidedly higher, under an
active speculative demand; sales, Z, 500 bales
at Gle. Flour shade firmer, with more
doing; State, 80. S0@$10.S0. Wheat l@2c. bet
ter, Corn lc better. Pork firmer at 1927 So.
Lard steady. Turpentine, 65h@66c. Groce-
ries quiet Freight unchanged. Gold, 1855.
Sterling, l09b.
BALTIMORE, April 11.-Cotton active at 2sc.
Flour active and unchanged: Wheat firm
choice Maryland, So .05@*3. 10; prime, ~ sO@
49, White corn, 81. l0@$l IL; yellow, " ls@
S1.2O. Oats, SS@94c. Pork active at $z7 90
Provisions unchanged.
WILMINGTON, N. g., April ll.-Spirits tur-
pentine firm at CSC. Resins active; strained,
$3.50; No. 2, s2.35; pale, 1926. Cotton aa.
quoted at 500.
CHARLESTON, April ll.-Cotton active and and
advancing; sales, 900 bales; receipts, 72o
bales exports, coastwise, 699 middlingS,
Soc, holders asking, Sic.
AUGUSTA, April ll.-Cotton very.firm with
but little doing sales for two days, $50 bales !;
receipts, $50 bales; middlings, SOC.
SAVANNAH, April 1l.-Cotton opened quiet,
and closed firm and advancing; middlings,
soc. sales 700 bales; receipts, 1870 bales.
New ORLEANS, April I-Cotton irregular !;
middlings, 3lc. f.; sales, !, 500 bales !; receipts,
742 bales. Of Louisiana sugars and molasses
there were to-day only retail sales Musco-
vado sugar, ll@l2Ac.; molasses quoted at Al
GD5Oc,
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!gfoRTAST DEcIsIoS.-Jndge Scott recently
.4I- decision IN the case Of the State of Ma
syIa4t against Messrs. Smith i Holden, pub
.'a-:s, IN which the latter were charged with
making sales of merchandise through their
agents without procuring license for the same
.Ah' VIII prove Interesting. 1t appears that
;"'ee suits were instituted before Justice
League upon the charge given above, and the
.ass were that the parties accused were en-
s'srd ID Inc manufacture of frames, in which
gN'a!es either purchased or engraved by the
I'm We're placed, and sold by agents in their
T-po!meni, these agents first obtaining SUBJ
"!p'iols for the pictures, and then deliver
'.s 'len from place 10 place in the city in
..-aa ol at .nessrs. Smith Holden's place OF
business, HE firm having obtained the regu-
~ l!c"h'e as traders. Judgment was given
y! NE magistrate in favor of the State, and
.-T G,.se' were then taken up on an appeal to
i ,"g b't more City Court. This latter court
.r'u, "":aout determining whether the par
AS "r:H manufacturers in contemplation Of
~, ,e (uie alleged 10 be violated, that uncer
-. ACe;se OF The firm as traders it was COM
'sp. ioT Them 10 sell in the manner stated
'.'e "lth0u! any infringement Of the law,
,'~ - ga! hey did not come under the proVi.
,s 80 .o' me act III reference to haWkers and
' '~Ir'. The court, therefore, reversed the
-s"'eA' gwen BY the Observation-Disclosures
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MIlLi91erqj.

CPRING AND SUMNER MILNE
y RY-LATEST STYLES-AT 517 cen
BROAD. BETWEEN FIFTH AND&HA
SIXTH STREETS.-Mrs. NJ. J. DAVIS HS
friends and patrons that she is now in receipt
of her SPRING AND SUMNER MILL
merry. Her stock is varied and complete,
EN- bracing all the latest styles and patterns OF
FRENCH and AMERICAN MILLING RY:
Especial attention is invited to her STRAW
G90DS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS, LADIES
GAPS, and INFANTS LACE Gaps, VEIL,
INGS' of all kinds; FANCY GOODS, and
many other articles too numerous to mention,
These goods have been purchased upon such
terms as will enable her to offer great induce
ments to country merchants and all others
desiring any article in her line. ap ll-2w
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girI,n,ond lispattI.,
my ECONOMICALLY Is, 1868.

Wv, OF FoScs GssstAh THOMAS USED.
Tsr h,sm: Tell ns what happened be.
VI S 'an"'' and the Secretary OF War after
,nsv w,thd1TTn%, r,ns: MIR Stanton turned to
General -, taking in 3 very familiar man.
~ and GOV " | said, 1.-The next time you
nc7 with '...rested please don'S do it before I
nave ne % ~;nr 70 eat daughter said.
xet sounrS"ss'nn clothing 10 eat or drink to day
y have n M Iisnrhter.l He put his arm around
Confines he used 10 do, in a familiar man.
my netS,s, his hand through my hair, and
ncr, anToa..,nnd to General Schriver and said.
turned S,"", Won have got bottle here; bring
Sch-ti'" .Eoars Of laughteT.l Schriver nm.
Il "a. assS aat, took out a small vial. The
lossras, =" then proposed we should have a
srH'h'T General Schriver poured 1t out In q
It'@ and divided Il equally.
'or f...,.yherv: He shared 1t evenly.
~ Yes ne took the glasses up this
".E,s,enc) and measured them with his
wSH nl-"<,,.ily a messenger came in with a
80 lib O.. whiskey, and the cork was
In" and he and took drink toGetner.
O. MAS tha; all the force eNhioitea that
~ 4 That WAS all. ,.
4" Wave Won ever at any time ~ 'e!hp.eu 10
,,-,e 10 get into that Office! a. AT no
81. Gave Won ever had instructions from
- resident 10 use force, intimiaalion, OF
...sttss 4. Never.
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DWELLING BuRNT.-We regret to learn that
on Sunday last, about daybreak, the residence
Of Mr.. Albert G.. Smith, near Bethel church,
in this county, was destroyed by fire, together
with several out-houses. Mr. Smith, his wife,
and two children, narrowly escaped with
their lives and saved nothing but the clothing
they hurredly put on. The fire caught in the
kitchen below, and but for the early appear.
ance of servant at the stable to groom the
horses, who discovered it, the family would
have been consumed. As it wasS Mr.. Smith,
who, for some purpose, had re-ascended to
his chamber, finding it impossible to make his
exit again through the front door, had TO
break a passage through the rear of the build
ing AS the floor of the kitchen was stone
one, it is thought the fire must have been the
act of on incendiarY. = Warrenton Ender.
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w,IaltTED or MuRDER-The trial Of ].
Eyr.,," < Fletcher for the murder OF young
.C,.r ", ". Hunton in New Baltimore last Oc-
Ib1,n,. which occupied several days Of Judge
i ,..Sie. on Thursday, the jury returning q
.r,s >, .! guilty Of murder In the first de.
s.,4, Without Il consultation Of five minutes
ys,r. .He case was submitted. The prisoner
a.sl. rra11secutec by General William II. Payne,
ty M oy MI. John Scott, Jr., and defended
B,ootes -; y. H. Shackelford and j. ".
.yadne: me examination and argument were
20 every favor CONSTANT m with ihe no;idss;
ty ,bsaaents Of justice allowed the prisoner
g9astdsro uf. and prosecution. The verdict we
9.sln,srsaf lghteous one, and we doubt If q
.9uls cn, Ieo man, who heard the evidence,
Ia IaS Jone 10 different conclusion. Harren-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
From the CnnitaI-The impeachment
Trial-Recetpts from Customs and
Internal Revenue, .syl

Special telegram to the Dispatch. -
WASHINGTON, April II. Except the I'm.
peachmens trial, nothing has occurred here
70 day of Importance. That procedure is
blight upon all matters, social, political, and
commercial, in this community, and in the
Departments dizziness prevails. It is evident
that the trial will last about three weeks
longer. Every day of delay is beneficial TO the
iefence, because public sentiment hourly be-
comes more in favor Of the acquttal Of the
President, and evidence of that healthful
change is brought directly TO the notice OF
Senator'S. Already prominent Republicans
md leading Republican journals are advising
acquittal as a polite measure in the interests
Of their party. The Cincinnati Commercial
has significant editorial on the subject.
The receipts from customs for the past
nine days have aggregated about $4,000, 900
This is proportionately ahead Of estimated
receipts from this source.
The receipts of internal revenHe for the
same period are not quite In proportion to
estimates, the amount received being 81. o5S,-
600.
The Secretary of the Treasury believes the
aggregate receipts from both sources by the
30th Of June will be equal to the estimates Of
that date. WALLACE.
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some OF our ablest contemporaries have Ia
,trd within the last two weeks to show that
- president pro temp0rs Of the United States
~aate cannot, under the Constitution, act as
'.s,ldemt, and that consequently Ben. Wade
aaUot take Mr.. Johnson's shoes when he is
moved by impeachment. Among these
.rualS are the National intelligencer and the
almond DiSydtch each claiming originality
- view of the question. While they have
.qlayed much learning and ingenuity in the
.s.ussion, and sustain their points with much
nT-r and authority, we respectfully think
..r are wasting their ammunition upon the
g. md that their points, however well taken
sc .utorced, will utterly fail 10 be sustained
Q; Congress for TWO reasons:
I Because in 1892 this whole question was
:a.y. discussed in Congress by some Of the
.,1ar,, O: lhe Constitution, and they then
decided BY . vote of 81 TO "a, that the "preSI-
dent ,-a ;.lagyre of the Senate" should act as
p-r,lf.E. L.: The United States i'll such an
niu"rsracy IS will now arise If Mr.. johnson
l,r~uoyed This is now the law As II stands,
and ha. stood for seventy six years, with the
sanction o! far better and wiser men than now
Ia." this country.
/: his was q wrong and unconstitutional
-..slun in lee bv the fathers of the Repub-
.. and II he law were now VIGOROUSLY UNI
r...,l.uuoual and void, still no argument or
h..r or authority which can be adduced
%4ld have the slightest effect TO change the
a.,.pn OF tn. present Congress upon the sub
-. The Law Of 1922 makes Wade the sue
.vs,or 0! Johnson if he is removed, and 10
"a. unconstitutional objections at this late
G.g is 10 preach sermons 10 stones and throw
,-i-Is 10 swine. II rather strengthens than
vr..t-ns Wade, and embodens rather than
aumldat-s III. revolutionary conspirators in
Congress They are legislating outside Of the
Constitution, and are seeking TO destroy that
a.tTum-Lt III It's most sacred and essential
.-a,ures. That is their purpose in impeach-
~ .he President, and no logic or reasoning
Al check them III their desperate career
-watJurg Republican.
Nr. Madison opposed the passage of the law
- question. II seems 10 have grown out OF
.a- rivalry between Mr.. Jefferson and Alex
@2der Hamilton-the respective leaders OF the
FEDERAL and the Republican parties-one Sc
;-!a7y of the Treasury and the other Secre-
%:y .: State under General Washington.
as 70 The rest, We agree with the Rsbldlicdn.
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%oNIkAcToE5 FOR CARRYING THE MAIL.-Vir-
WIN .m;. Horntown 10 Chincoteague Island
h y"',ain r K. Chopper, $3.50. Horntown to
-" r ri1N Courthouse, by Modesttown, Acco-
~ 1CuTthouse, Onancock, Bell Haven, &C.,
7.- I"ei allen and William w. Bronson, 81 ,9l9.
Bgy ,,i.laA Depo. 10 Green Springs, William j.
S,Ti.soh 500 Newport to Salt Sulphur
t,'1sI, Is. 5. H. Stockdell, sass. North Caro-
,..,, -b3e eaoTt to Portsmouth, Joseph Ro-
. :%ts, Southampton county. Appointments. -
r.1"'sn,L. Stainback, postmaster at Stur-
h., NE brunswick county, vice O. a.
IS Ineligible. Addison NJ. Goodloe,
Y,. Ias;eE Al Alton, Nelson county, Va, vice
D J. Pugh, resigned.
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Boarding and L0dg591g.

VIRGINIA HOTEL,
v GOODSON-B BRISTOL, VA. & TENN
This hotel, situated Immediately opposite
the depots of Virginia and Tennessee and East
Tennessee and Virginia railroads, will be open
for boarders during the summer months.
This is one of the healthiest locations and one
of the most pleasant summer resorts in the
State.
Board per month, including everything ex-
cept washing, 1856. Children under ten years,
and servants, $3.50.
JOHN L. LIGON, JR.,
an 2-dtJeloth Proprietor.
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Congress- has iuSt AS muca power 10 declare
.,.. The GooySeepeI of the House Of Repre-
,@r,a,Iyes shall sc; as President rs il has to
4.,Iq-s ,ha; The Speaker Of the House may
81: as such
Nav :h- Congress not name any officer,
SAFE, Fete"sl or municipal, who shall
D. entitled 20 &C; rs President in the case of
n. inability, death. or removal both of the
p-..,tea; and Vice-President? II seems ne
c.,:s.y 20 give All affirmative answer TO this
c..>:!om in order 10 sustain the constitutions
,..y O! the &C; 1922. If the Congress is not
l-4i.ed 20 officers OF the United States, then,
.-,Aiuy. here is no limit whatever except
rs: The person named must be an "offcer.''
K ms be true, there can be no constitutional
.s,~s:.ou 20 Congress declaring that the
-.vor o. New York or the president of the
.g.-i .: Aldermen shall, in the contingency
s5& likely TO happen, act rs President.-Nea1
T-, Tim,S
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, April ll.-House Mr.. Wood
ward introduced a bill to test the constitu-
tionality of questionable acts Oh congress
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The bill provides that the Attorney y enc,
raj shall bring before the Supreme Court any
hill passed over the veto Of the President, and
test it's constitutionality on teigned issue
and the decision of any such feigned issue Dy
the Su preme Court shall be valid.
. After returning from the impeachment trial,
tho House adjourned.
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Land Age9c6es.

n,HE PIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
VIRGINIA.-E.@ q. RANDOLPH&SC ECO:
Branch once, Richmond, Va, az norsns s1
corner Main and Tenth streets. WEB. Ro.
THIS aaency adver tisss extensively the lands
NJ narties who comply with Its terms tree. O
ali charge, except IN ease OF sale ana safo on
~. nerv large a uantity Of land since 1856. =,
Tbosa who desire TO sell within the year VII!
anu their ia terest by a correspondence at
oocs with us, enclosing descriptions OF the pro-
perty ZOE s1a'. W. y. ROBINS,
Iocaa : ~ s sA113 - Richmond, Va: {
Now Offering for sale, over tlvE AoN'
OhED F1Ao@N'' ia l7-Smd&sw
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A Fair Election to be had I'm Georgia
Order from General Meade.

AususrA, GA, April lin order that
there nav be fairness in the approaching cleo
ton, General Meade directs that Inc ne ballot
connted' nor any information of the progress
of the election lee be- given till the polls are
oi,sad After the voting has closed, the Mana
gers shall select two men Of character from m
so ,resent nj the Counting of the ballots, so as
to witness and verify the accuracy OF such
H
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....r,r,S7 ScxSS IL IHE SESATS.-W lille
-. VAS irving 10 emearrasS General
1.,r,,s BY questions, = dispute arose as 70
y: - S,s,,ns remarked, in q low tone. ooh,
90 ,r,-th while: il Is not worth while to
..,, - any more 10 the Senate after that de-
"s ~. warts having overheard the remark,
~. ~ We understand the Manager TO say
So. i, MOI worth while. because the last
son covered the point?
=. Br.!e-: Whatever was said over here
a,. sod between ourselves. ,,.,, -,,,,..
...,, NE Chief Justice.
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Horses and Mules for sale.

NTOTICE-MULES AND HORSES
Inst arrived, and for sale on very 49,
accommodating terms, at the Elk TS
change Livery and Sale Stables, ---1 5.S
Franklin street, ONE HUNDRED MUL H;so
mules, and several pairs of No. coach horses,
and mares suitable for farm purposes;
NH 81 JOnN %. La 49,
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, April E.-Noon. regular mar
kets to-day. The street quotations are-con-
soils, 93A@939s. United States bonds, 72ss@
7224.
LONDON, April ll-Euening. weather
here is delightful, and favorable to crops.
LIVERPOOL, April l1.-Noon.-The market is
closed.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased e27 5000.
PARIS, April 1.-THE bullion in the Bank
of France has decreased Is, 00O, 900 francs.
FRANKFORT, April II United States bonds
are quoted in this market at 75A@75H.
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r,s.nv rms SYvsS GoSg.-Only last evening
Ivan Wrinkle declared in conversation
80 rould see no reason why the President
-. 49,, no, hs removed, rs it could now be
-, ~. rri,bout danger OF violence from the
,r,., hlmsel. or from the kuklux Khan
! Nv pickw,ck of the Senate had on g
IONS occasion expressed his apprehensions
,, his particular. but no one supposed he was
G,yo-a6le 70 this conspiracy against the Presi-
3,,'. and his vote had been counted among
.t1s, onposed 10 Conviction Bakimore GU
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The Alabama Jury LAVA Sub0rdi-
nate Officer Censured for Arresftng

AUGUSTA, GA, April 1.-THE. attention Of
General Meade being called TO the course Of
Lieutenant Charles T..Johnson, Fifteenth in :
fantry, In arresting Judge Pope, OF the Cir
cnit Court of Calhoun county, Ala, and
closing the court, owing to q difference of con-
panelling jurors. the General commanding
publicly declares his assumption of authority
o-arrest as deserving the severest censure.
General Meade further says that the object of
must in part be composed of colored men, but
simply TO remove the distinction which the
laws Of the States in this military district
made on account of color. The commanding
General trusts this disapproval will render
subordinate officers cautious TO refrain the
hasty and unau thoriZed exercise Of power
which is vested only in the highest military
officer
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RBaASDEp TO IRELAND. - Cincinnati, April 8.
Charles Ross, who has been in prison here for
some time on 4 charge of numbering the wife
of his landlord, in Ireland, several years ago,
has been taken in charge by two British Off
GERS, who arrived here to-day. The British
Government offered reward of ESQ for his
apprehension. After his arrest he attempted
to cut his throat, but is now sufficiently re
covered TO be removed.
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Foreign News.

PARIS, April 1.-THE new army bill and
other recent warlike measures, create excite
ment and uneasiness throughout France. The
murmurings are loud and unmistakable. The
semi. official journals are att empting to dispel
the uneasiness. The Constitutional, La France
La Patrie, and several other papers, say edito
rally that these apparently vast preparations
for war are the best pledges of peace.
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THE WHEAT CRoP.-A gentleman who has
lust returned from trip through Roanoke
and Franklin counties informs us that the
wheat crop in those counties has not for many
years looked as promising as at present, and
the farmers are much encouraged at the flat
tering prospect of q full crop.-Lynch6urg
~,
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Ay.n In 0sE LEGISLATOR CEgsrEgD. Albany,
hired ~ Ne committee TO whom were re-.
Glenn s ,ne charges of corruption made by Mr..
ksse,r seaihst Dir. Frear, u member Of the
II, ch, reported that, after investigation,
@nbIy t were not SUBSTANCES, and the AS.
GerrS ny vote OF 81 to 4G, censured Mr.
10f false imputations.
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DEATH OF MR.. ARTHUR NJ. PAYNE. I'VE re-
greet to learn the death of this gentleman, the
father of our esteemed townsman, General
William II. Payne, which occurred on the, Sd
instant near Columbia, Boone county, Mo,
from an affection of the heart, in the sixty
fourth year of his age. MIR. Payne moved
from this county some twelve or fourteen
wears ago to Missouri 80 Wdrrentoe lndeT.