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Washington News


tary of the Treasury directs Follger to
sell 81 200. 700 in gold each week dur
ing February, aud purchase 81 900, 900
Ia bonds each alternate week on account
of the sinking fund.
,Revels, the colOred Senator from Mis-
sissippi, arrived to-day, and is the guest
OF Downing, the restauranter to the
House of Representatives. Revels is q
light mulatto, about forty-eight years OF
age, with a pleasing address. lie says
that he shall insist on equal senatorial
and social privileges. 1t appears that
Reveis was elected in due form
WAsHNdroN, January 31.-Tho Su-
preme Court, by four and four, affirmed
ftho decision of the lower court, COM
polling Franle Blair to take the test oath, :,
provided by the Missouri Constitution,
before voting.
In tho House, resolution was intro
duced providing for the Banking Cur
renoy Committee to report within six
days; bill increasing the net banking
onrrency to $i4, 600, 900; bill allowing
tho Postal Telegraph Committee to send
for persons and papers, was defeated by
largo majority. Two bills for the re-
atoration of Mississippi were introduced
In the House, resolution declaring
hve-twenties payable in grecnbacks, and
censuring tho administration for buying
hve-twenties ut premium, was tabled
l22 to Al. The President was asked for
all papers in the Yerger case. Aver,
from Virginia, was seated. McKensie,
after Q contest, was also seated.
In the Senate, u bill re-organizing the
marine, hospital laws was introduced
Sherman presented Ohio's ratification of
the fifteenth amendment. Morton's bill,
admitting Mississippi, imposes Virginia
restrictions, except that no oath is exact
ed from State Legislators. Tho cur
rency bill was resumed The Senate
will vote tomorrow. The bill, among
other things, provides for 245, 600, 900 in
fractional currency for the South and
West. Several resolutions Of inquiry,
regarding Georgia. were introduced Ad-
iournod.
In the Senate, the Postal Committee
reportod on tho postal telegraph bill,
with amendment and recommendation
that it pass.
It is stated that the President will no.
minato Judge Strong, of Pennsylvania,
tomorrow. etce Stanton.
Tho gold investigation continues Op-
dyke testified to-day.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, over
81, l25, 600; for the month. nearly S12,-
100000.
Tho President has nominated Lloyd
Moore, as Collector Of Customs at Cher
rystone, Virginia, and Francis A. Walk
ar. of Massachusetts, Commissioner of
Census.
Tho Treasurer, hereafter, must swear
to the actual outlay for mileage aud OK
penscs. The Government gets the bcne-
tit. under this order, of courtcsies cx-
tended these officials ly tsvcrns and rail
roads.
A Ageneral order creates the Department
OF Virginia, with headquarters at Rich
mond, and Candy commanding. COM
prising Maryland, Virginia. West Yirgi-
mia and North Carolina.
500 employees werc discharged from
the navy yard to-day.
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To the Public in General

HAVE better COTTON SEED than auy
Il msn who advertises Seed for salo. Mine
is the improved BOYD PROLIFIC. which ey-
GELS any other. The prce is $40 per bushel.
Al examination Of my proofs will be convinc.
Ing; refer to Jocob Fl. Wells and y. D. Hit.
Cali and look at the growth, in Entcher Town
DeC NJ POPE
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Just Received.

4 CARLOAD Of fine, wcll-broke
MULES. All IN want of good stool,
49,, would do woll to call and examine bo-
tore purchasing. They may be seen
at Logan Il SthhICs. corner Senate and Assem-,
bly, strcct.. VS.. & \. NJ. TAI.BOTT.
Ian 81
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For Sale.

EoI pal6.
>-, FINE BILLIARD TABLE,
e<<-.mo< Sharpe's make, slate bedding.
b Tables are In good order, with
H@k@H~ Cues, Balls aud Counters COM
plete. WilI be aold Ys-y lt'c. Apply To
Jan II q. pIFECT5.
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His stock of Liquors and Wines
Tobacco.

Fobaoco.
SMOKING TOBACCO of Richmond. lynch
burg aud Baltimore manufactures, in half,
quarter and onc-eighth pound packages.
SEuAES- both home msnufactu-c and i,n-
ported.
And CHEWING TOBACCO .. different
qualities.
class establishment.
Grateful !or I ast favorr. and determined 10
leave no honorable means untried to retain
the good Will OF all who Lave favored me
hitherto. and who may hereafter favor me
with their custom, viii be happy to receive
the kind patronage, both oY my old friends an 4
or the public il general. q. DIERCKs.
Jan
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.NeWi !. GoVoIdsl,... ID ;.

OF fine English and French CkSSi.
MERES, OF the latcst styles, Ahich are
-ueA offorcd low for cash. =
=, ao c. .D.EBERHARDT, u.
Nov % Washington st opposite Law Range.
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EXCHANGE HOUSE.

Hn ~ fHANhhtS, Proprict0Is.
In THE above house is conveniently
located ON Main street kept on
-ASEuropean plan, with large, wellfur-
nished Rooms. Table supplied with the best
the market affords. Also, finest Norfolk OYS.
TIERS, WILD GAME and FISH, OF all kinds,
served In any style, by all experienced cook.
Board, with or without lodgings. b. ;hc week
all hours, without extra charge.
In BAR attached. will always be iuundsv-,
finest WINES, ALES, Liquors, Scgars, &c. Mf7
". PASSENGER, C. T. FHAS:;I1S Ff33
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Valuable Mill and Manufacturing Pro
perty for Sale.

SINE 'f S"CSH CAEoL1NA---IS THI CoMM ~.
PITiS, LEXINGTON
CathSF''''' S&wycr and others, -. Dshcra.,
sawyer and others
VDt kSt ANT 10 the order OF the Court ~
Il this caa2, will proceed to sell, before the
Cour, House of Lexington County, within le1si
hours, on the first MONDAY in February
a.an Inc Land aud MILLS OF George Sawyer,
deceased, situate in Lexington COUNTY. on
Cedar Creek, adjoining lands of James b
Joacs. William Scofield, James Dunbar anJ
others, and known on the plat of W. Saw
yer, dated and filed in this case Febrnarv
ieO2, by the letters A and C, f and B. II will
DC soid IN two parcels, Cedar Creek to be the
line: tracts and to be one parcel. conta;r.
ing j l23 acres, more or less, on the West aide
otCcdar Creek; the other parcel, + and B. con
tanning l,S!5 acres, more or less, on the East
side OF Cedar Creek--thc purchaser of each
parcel to have equal mill privileges. respsot :.
lvely, and with tho full and free priyilere of
damm!nS the said Cedar Creok, and usine th q
waters thereof for mill and manufacturinp
pnrposes One-llalf acre for the family bur;ai
ground, excepted on the Western parcel.
TERMS or SALE. One. half cash: the balsnr, 4,
on credit OF one and two years, in eouai -
stalments, TO bear interest from day of eaIc.
the purchase money to be secured by bond
with Good. personal security and mortgage OF
AMI stamps. 8. M. ROOF. &
LEXINGTON {. H., January s, 1870. Jan 10
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Pure Dixon Cotton Seed.

NIE OFFER for sa!c bushels Dickson
w Cotton Seed, grown IRON seed obtained
from Dir. David Dickson, Oxford Ga, last
spring, and which wa selected hv him for his
own use. Notwithstanding the unprece.
dentcd dry season. we gathered from /. .snn To
2.Iun pounds to tho d",.' iiasir- tw"ntv.-ix
bales to one Inule
Pr.ct - Ia pcr l.-lt'
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3kidncys, fever,
1nefv Il : II c 3 b ,
chills, disease $
3Of the akin i'm
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For Sale or Rent.

As. good Cotton and Corn PL.tNTA-
S IlON. situatodelsht miles from Columbi
Ion the Monticello Road. About 200 acres
cleared. psrt ot which IL river bottom. On
said place il II Dwelling and necessary ,.ut- :
buildings. Apply (" THOMAS DAVIS.
.Iat q tlInN Columbia s. &.
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To the Public.

10 the fuOuc.
@ ! WOULD RESPECTFULLY
@TA&al Uniform the citizens OF Columbia
lE1 9N$ and the surrounding; country &C.
OK. .1A$gneraiy, that have resumed my
hSS2SS-S20Sold business again. after lapso
Oh twenty years, engaged i'll the manufacture
OF Iron. am again back at my first Bueinees,
that OF WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELkY-
where full stock Of all Goods kept in First
Class Establishment can be found, Ishallusc
my best endoavors To give satisfaction to all
hope to receive a share Of patronage. Ishall
keep First Class WOrknCu, and all work IN
trusted t" me viii! hc warranted.
Nov6 WILLIAM GLAZE.
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Immense Stock

n ao..H silver and Plated Wares. r.!ii!y
~ r''%r. at ISAAC SULZBACHEES.
Columbia Hotel Row.
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DOInesttc News

Domestic News.
CRAELrsroN. January go Sailed
ship Muscongus, Liverpool; schooner
George Washington, Havana.
New YORK, January 3O.-The Herald
has special from Havana, dated the
28th, pia Key West, which saws that
Jordan defeated Pueblo, killing forty
officers and killing and woundipa some
400 men. Puollo's horse was shot under
him, falling and hurting Puello's leg.
Jordan was afterward placed in command
OF the army. superseding Qnesada. The
Montezuma arrived at Neuvitas, bring
ing 100 wounded, including three colo.
nois. There was severe fighting near
Santiago de Cuba on the 21st. The
mule trains with provisions for the
estates near San Luis have been ordered
back, as the insurgents were in force.
Another account says that the fight
with Pnello occurred on New Years day,
near duaimaro, and after the fight the
insurgents left for Najasa.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 3l.-Advices
from San Luis Potosi report that the Or
dinance of secession of that State has
been numerously signod. The citizens
are enthusiastic over the declaration.
SAVANNAH. January 31.--In regard to
tho reported assassination of q revenue
officer. the Morning Ncps, of TO-DAY,
contains the following: "a report has
been industriously circulated, in radical
circles, that William Brunt, an assistant t
assessor Of the internal revenue, at
Blookshear, Georgia, was assassinated,
on Friday night last, by parties un.
known. From q reliable correspondent
at that place, VIC learn that the deceased
committed suicide, rs his own rovolvcr
Was found by him, with ono chamber
empty. The Republican, of this city,
VIII publish, tomorrow, proof conclusive
that Brant committed suicide, and was
not assassinated. as alleged in despatch
sent forward from this city some days
ago"
NEW ORLEANS, January 31.-The Con.
5ohdated Bank of Louisiana was robbed
of nearly $50, 900, last night. It was
evidently the work of experienced
craoksmen.
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4 Thesymptoms
pf Liver Com
|Plaint are un-
|easiness 81 n d
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The Finest Assortment,

IN lsb!o and focko CT FIERY in IA, .;N.
~ - Tr .nrsd rc"e
ISAAC SCLZBACHEE.
Columbia Hotel Ro,
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3but the Liver is ge-
! Inerally the organ
4 mostinvOlved;curc
the Liver with
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Watches, Clocks and JeWelry
Large Assortment

az Lad.es' ard Cent? finc GOI.DW ARCHES
~ AID CHAINS. for aale ut
ISAAC SCLHEACHER'S.
Columbia HOtcl E,m
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Large Assortment


NJ go styles Ladies' Half SFT-, >ur,,
;h;"" "'r,:art. at
ISAAC SCLXEACHER'S.
Columh:s Hotel Row.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-13

A BILIOUS CoUNCTI.fAN.-Mr. THOMAS
]. BLAIR, who, unfortunately for the city,
holds the position Of Chairman Of the
Joint committee Of Council on tho Fire
Department, undertook last evening To
use his position as point of attack to
vent his spite on the 1NTELLIGENcEls,
which he referred to Us "petty paper, "
because VIC found 1t our duty to show up
in plain terms the inefticiency of the De.
partment, Mr.. BLAIR attacked us the
same way in the same place some months
ago because we showed up the monopoly
of the gas company and urged Council
to provide for terminating the charter at
the end Of this year. Mr. BLAIR finds 1t
very hard To be pleased with anything
the ISTELIIGENcER does. We only de-
sire to say to that gentleman that if he
has any reason for waging war on us
and thinks there Is no hereafter, he Ia at
liberty to proceed. We can reach about
rs large IN audience rs he can In the
Council Chamber, and quite as otensEgAt
hresdas &sd9tfO only %e tRdt juagg-
ing from results thus far undcrAIr. BLA1R's
administration, it would bethe first step
towards good Department, md good
thing for the city, TO put some man of
sense and good temper in the cllRirmpan-
gidp 64w olslrdctoaa by hLss BLAIR.
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ADvrcRs from North Adams, AlRss.
state that matters arc settling down there,
excitement subsiding, Crispins organic.
ing their cooperative factory with $4,000
capital from the grand lodge, and Chinese
working in rapidly in tho ,bottoming room
tot Mr.. SIMPSONS factory, where sixteen
"teams" are now at work. I4ast Sunday
week the Cinnamon walked about the VII
lage and surrounding country In squads
ofseven, were not molcstctl, md enjoyed
themselves greatly. They celebrated the
Fourth like Yankees, with many crackers.
II has come ont that there arc among
them men educated us lawyers, doctors
and artists In their own land. Sliatt
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"A REMARKABLE mirage was seen at OS-
tend, on June 10Th. Ships riding, in. the
r6ads IN tlic h0rizdh &6re reflected In tho
sky MS by gigantic mirror; IL brig, q
steamer and several fishing boats appeared
to have other similar vessels attached to
the SUBMITS Of their mssts, in a reversed
position. Tic phenomena lasted through
the whole of the afternoon and evening,
the wind being light from tho N. N. E.
From 8 to O r, NJ, the French coast was
visible As lar raS Dthkirk: :tAs 666scs bcing
quite distinct, and the shadows appear
Ing suspended in the mir at II hight Of
several feet, and sometimes moved In po-
silidlf tbRdrd tho n. AY.fThe port Of
Newport seemed so near that the bridge
was distinctIylyislGley I;tS
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE WAR CLOUD GROWING
BLACKER. 'l
The Points Of NapOIeOn'S Demand

The Points Of NapOIeon's Demana
The Army at Paris under Marching
Orders.STFOOpS Recalled from Ais
geFias.Other Movements of the
French ATInyaRd Navy. r'i9' lt
u ~ ''''i NEW York, July 1s.
The steamer Colorado has arrived from
a cable special to the Herald, from Lon
don, says: The French note to Prussia
makes two demands: one for the disa-
yowal OF Prince Leopold's candidacy by
Prussia, and the other for the withdrawal
Of tile Princes name in connection with
the Spanish crown. Prussia's answer 10
France Is expected tomorrow. 1.
Special English EnyoyS have gone 70
Ems, Paris and Madrid The Queen OF
Prussia has gone TO Ems % use her tntiu'
enco for the preservation Of peace. Ia.
The army at Paris has received orders
To march to 1Losclle, and six transports at
Toulun have steam up ready 70 sail for
Algiers to bring back troops, The special
guards arc to constitute tho First Corps
D'Armee, which will bc commanded by
Marsiai Bettainc, With Gen. Constol De
Clsscy, Chief Of, SAE and headquarters at
Metz, Marshal 3IacSTalon, has been or.
lered from Algiers to take command Of
the army which Is to operate on the Rhine.
Gen ,Lcbrun will be his Chief Of Stait,
and Gems. Frasscrd and Bourbaki will
march with linn. Count Dc Palikoo,
with Clangarmer and other Generals, will
act on the Spanish frontier. Orders
have also been sent to Cherbourg to pre-
pare Il fleet to transport 30, 900, whose dGs-
tination Is Hamburg and the North Sen.
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Clnelnnati Aarket.

wy CINCINNATI, July II.
1EIrmer and higher; family q 1908 %;
extra s. 1905 %.
and /. C0rn-In light supply aud market arm o.
soc for mixed ear, and 99698c for Hhelled mixed
and white. oats-Flrm and In good demand At
bG16lc and higher rates asked In some cases
Rye-SteAdy Rt 98c0&l. uig t.aHHiD 81.
COTTON Unchanged.
WHIBKY-AdVancCd TO 9T099c, the latter for
iron bound. ~ .Hn61A " 'iv'Y
! PRoYISI0ns-Mesa Pork Unchanged; hold
armly at $50. LArd-Held ut I6c, but theFe were
more sellers than buyers At Il, Bhlk Me9ts-1n
good demand ut 12816c, but Hc higher asked: =
lot Of $1,000 pounds Of sh0ulders cold q lakc,
buyers this morning. BAcon-In good demHnd
and prices tend upward; gAleA at 13Kc for should
crs and 16X@17He for clear rib and clear sides.
Sugar Cured Hams-AdvaneOd TO sc and stock
BTrrEE-Qa8c higher; sSo97c for fresh.
E9os-AdVanced to 16011C, the latter for re.
RhnhtAH |. B
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.'TfrE Treaty Tor de annoxa.iOnloi San
Domingo and the negotiation for the pur-
chase Of samana Bay, III that island, are
distinct measures. The San Domingo
treaty las been defeated, but the negotia;;
tion for tho acquisition ofsamana Bay and
Peninsula has not yet been acted upon
finally. The sum Of $4,000, being the
frat Of the. annual instalments otthe pur-
chase money, has already been paid by
the United States. The Government at
washington, It Is stated, has taken meas
urcs for The extension Of the time for the
final consnlmation Of the purchase,
which will expire In October next
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The Growing War cloud in Europe.

The news from Europe this morning in
diCatcs little change int situation. The
aspect of affairs Is even more serious and
threatening by reason ot the growing
activity in military quarters, III Prussia
as well rs France, and the magnitude oI
the preparations for war.
Our later dispatches from Paris mention
GramDr thSE thequestlond Re issue between
France and Prussia had been amicably
adjusted; but the probabilities arc against
any such state offacts. The statement is
based on the news that the father Of LEO
PolD had telegraphed PRIN that he should
refuse The Spanish crown for lis son, even
if he were elected by the Spanish people.
But this would not meet the objects Of
Napoleon. His attitude has been,
from the outset, aggressive, threaten
ing, and offensive towards Prussia;
and if reports arc to be credited, he has
set up pretehsions and made demands
(which Prussia cannot cOneede without
He must have itheI with.
drawal mhlc by Prussia, II at ALL Prussia
will certainly fight before she viii be hu-
initiated, and it looks as il France had
gone too fur TO rccede without shame
The demands made by France; her
prompt measures looking to hostilities !;
her military preparations for u year or
more past; the declarations Of her officials,
and tie tone Of tho Paris Journals, all In
dictate deliberate purpose on tho part Of
NAPOLEON to seek II rupture with Prussia
aud 10 make prompt use Of the pres
cnt excuse for II. he has chaied ever
since Prussia's great victory over Aus
trla at Sadowa raised tho former
to the position Of the tirst military
powerin Europe 1t looks as If he had
long been preparing himself to punish and
humiliu,c this ancient enemy and rival,
and meant while pretending to negotiate
for peaceful solution, to get the start 1t
possible by celerity in striking the, first
blow. This seems TO be the view Of the
case TINT caused such anxiety ut London.
The latest intelligence from both Lon.
don aud Paris, indicate military move.
ments OF such magnitudeas would scarce.
ly be made If there was any considerable
probability OF a peaceful solution.
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NEW YORK CRY.
Nav YnnK. InlY II

F. 7}H'- ~
At a meeting ofthe Board of Aldermen
yesterday, q communication was received
from Mayor Hall in reference to the re-
districting orthe city for election purposes.
The law. requires that this shall be done
every year, so that each district shall not
contain more than 400 electors. The
Mayor thinks there is no necessity tor
largely increasing tlenumber Of districts.
The difficulty may be obviated by so ar
ranging the small and large districts as
TO more equalize the vote Of each. The
Aldermen accepted the suggestion Of the
Mayor and appointed, ai, Committee to
make the arrangement.
Collector Murphy, with other new Fed
cral appointees Of this city, will qualify
next week. General Merritt in, the mean
time, acting as Collector = . y '''''' "
Assistant Treasurer Millhousc will be
required to give 100000 bonds.
Six vessels arc now lying at quarantine
With yellow.faver!f QNF GA1H!l
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y ST. LOUIS.
sr, Louis, July l2.

ST.. Louis, July 12, >
Alta late hour last nighta disturbance
occurred in Mike Nice Coolies saloon during.
which AicCoolc was accidentally shot in
the Loft arm, producing o serious wound.
q meeting last night To discuss the pro
priety Of sending TO the people Of Ger
many an address expressing the sympathy
and encouragement Of the German Alhcri-
cans Of St Louis, provided declaration
OF War be made between Germany and
France, and urging the people OF Germany
" unite and stand together against the
power of France. Many ablo addresses
were made, aud the meeting adjourned
with tho understanding that in case war
Is declared the address. will be prepared
and sent at once. F."
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Reported withdrawal of Leopold.
n, LoNp6lXi,, July 20 p. u.
SPAIN.
Conspiracy to declare Republic.

Conspiracy to declare a Republic.
.gu ,aaG. r. MADRID July, 12,
A conspiracy has been discovered, the
object of which was to declare republic.
Leaders have been arrested.
,s.4. DUBLIN July, 12.
Riots are threatened in the North of
Ireland. Police aud troops arc cOncen-
trating in that quarter. @
The Pekin Massacre not Confirmed.
'att.mr PARIS, June19.
Nothing confrmatory OF the massacre
Of the Christians Mt PCkin Inns been re-
ceIvcd. Private dispatches dated June
22d, u day later than the reported nlassa-
ere occurred, direct from Pekin, do not
refer TO II. - ''
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A PHYSICIAN residing near Paris has
recently fallen victim to liiSprolessional
zeal under singular and painful clrtum.
stances. A young woman had thrown
heFsolf into tic Seine frpm the Qqai dc
Bcrcy. Dr.. LaiinesSau was sent for, and
on Ills arrival found, tho young, woman up.
parcntly dcads Re, however, hal recourse
10 all the known methods Of restoring an.
imAtion, and, among others, 10 that Of re-.
vivtng tic action Of the lungs by the In.
spiratiOn Ot his own breath. Alter two
hours Of assiduous efforts he had tho salts.
faction Of observing signs Of recovery,
The d6EtbrSwds exhausted, land US his pa.
tient gradually recovered strength so be
became cnFeeOled, and finally died.
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TIE London Globe is responsible for the
item, in which n German gentlemen find.
inr that his wife had cl0ped with a last
friend of'his, pens the followingto tho de:
stroyer of his domestic peace: "Sir, |
have for some time wished to get rid Of
nv wiic. Eight days since she was Bit
ten by 4 mud dog, and l haVc been wait
ing with resignation for the usual results.
You will stand by her In her sad plight.
Farewell" Hall an hour after receiving
tho Communication the ardent lover
eloped again, but quite alone. Persons
similarly afflicted, please copy.
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Greelex and Bennett.

Mr.. Grcclcy's health Is almost restored.
He spent the Fourth on his farm, study
ing cabbage and looking after the cattle.
III. Benefits health does not improve
He Is still confined to his rooms at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, and II Is feared tlat
he will never DO able for active work
ngain. Visitors are sending their cards TO
him constantly, but he admits only few.