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THE engineers are now bus:ly engaged IN
surveying the line for tbeshew railroad from
Munasaes TO Eyansport,. and through into
Observation-Disclosures Rssss.
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Yallow Fever NJ New Or1eaeiss
NrY Oaxr Get. There were tN-
eieen deaths by yellow fever IN this CITY YES
tsraay:
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GROCERIES, DC.

A LARGE STOCK OF FANCY GRO
"A CERI-o, &C., la.L received, comprising
DEVtLDED HAM,
FRESH LOBSTER,
. PRESERVED GINGER,
Pr E APPLF ana EDAM CHEESE,
FRE-H TraAT0FA canned:
CHILDR ems MACK b SkETS,
FRE-H G l. EDG 4 BUTTER,
ShIsLDs & CARY'sr
ocs 600 Broad street.
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Il EUROPEAN WAR.
III SIEGE OF PARIS.
EPERNON EEACUATED.

A DISCLAIMER FROM NAPOLEON.
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COMMERCIAL
t,satn aud rsoDr ua,rae

hHVeDs bAsru%
,wafasswa,e, j m b.,.ss,s s.d on. ga.
Oorn--wh,te. no boshels. Ye1ov NINA sft.ed
sas sa'e 81 6a.h.,s.
RHss eohushels.
nSreentags 10 baskets.
F@tf--txEfas 60 b srdcls : supesaua. a bsrreIe.
+ 4sa
terms 70 bush. a,e ilsS,ss,s 81 sssy seas aa gttysss
mo-. M 4, ~ gsc- IN .rivsse v ms: 70 bs.itF scra.
y. .. ?.sS ,si7o bushsls NJ sl-4o "a l,astasts szfsIf
$50 nuslieis good d 81 go =, q fsss.s.s 7 s.s5i;
W1edE-r.e, ale eusi,eIs ,soad estes.n is.
bushels AZ Ri: ss4 bushels .. IL ao :' So s |. ss { ;.a
ct 81 Is sSbasheic inieE Tor 1t St.lI. 100 / ~,
bushels.
SoTh,-,Wh ite. az bssaeis very good pra 3. e
sl.o5. Mixed 2s bal heels pciiae at ~ 80
oats.-1lsA 9sshsis asir ~ &C.: Sc trishsls -eiy
Ia n,steis"' ~ $3.50 1insssI0fsl
RE. "a bnshe,s rerv ooot !. 1.
Ssresufngs Ie & shtls al co.. Es.
E~our.-eatra. sobsircis on pffrae Terms.
BE-ExHIn1rxn shE
Corn.~Whitc ise bSsbeis. s.,xea, 81 ytsnssg
----- -
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SIS So EsFd sseady. Colt u a lei ST sfsas;
npiend;, les y Orleans. I7ac ; ssimstsd a.iss,
sEw ORR, Uc. 7.-Cotton qeyes I ssls8 9 on
bales uplaDas, lssc. Flon : ) ais sgiaeaexs4h
saoUe' sse'y actiy southcfr aef sss s$cpamoB 70
ed. Corn uI anu I@9sc. lover az SSssA .esk 81
QUILL ar IllIiS:. extra ED Sc, Psfk.sIwcr &c
$es.2s L. dhrm r-aet.Ie, i6tc. III ksystsz6y;
.IalIo " duh at SsQftc., - NJ lhts s.ctI& II 4Sos4on
by steam. 4. wIsat % stssna It ba salsstagfTs
p,on lA
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dzhSx1NE RATELLaN EHUE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC, C 8. 1870. =
sun rises. ............ 0IS iiooL sets..... 4 IS
III, sets, 5.S9 Htgr tide.. I'll
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DON-TCN GROCERY AND CH!rA
ID ST r. NJ. ais Broad street, betwecn Sd anu
4tn streets. I%icilmoud, Va j.; W. GkA IT.
q =, dealers III cooice .'amily Groceries, CRACK
/ w-ware, Cigars. Tobacco, SC. First-class goocs
sold at | west prices. City and G uDtry p .tr, n
ay. solic ted. q. y. Grant being euaeaeo In this
firm "a salesman, would moss respectfully solicit
he pat nuge Of HE friends. no3 -" aS2f~
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ID yHMUNp AND ANyillE AAiL
In, QnAn pARQRNlHR III 49,

ID TGHMUND AND DAN WILLIE FALL
IL eOAD.-PABsENaEB scHEDULgs'3a
1ory9 SUuTa. -Lyncnpurk .no Usa y1ie paf.
senserr ,eave RJcnElolc daily lexcept 3cndsTI
ut e:i5 4. Ii, lea se Burksvtlle daily sexcs2s hnEs
Aysi It / =, M; AErtee taissYv1scsa.aa5 fs1s
ccpt 8. ndaysy . Sos Y. q. THByUoF sssI (
An gY+aEss ias7esr556aracp 5Gilg u S.S6
2. NJ, lea e.E Dauv:ile DAILY att IS a ~ arrives
y El,seas-o1o ssiEys 81 l:o5 : 4.
come NOEru GgACLGayg SAD Ds6vlIt pas
se2gsrs icays Qany!lta daily ttx~spt suudsyS II
1904 ID. ieasa SurEs die a@iiy iezcspt 1uI.
says, aS l L. a.; arf..s 81 &.cG oa3fsS .;SlT
Except Sundaysl & 1888 ?. n E6SGGGA HstI
AN EXHAESS lea geo 3~rafusboro' iciy 81
A N; leaves capyills daily ~ Q IS 4. - rs
r,7.S at aiGr,non1 dztl. AZ lf1B A.
The uyEct5.ra mo D,nvflie PasesAsnr frsti
;onnecW at 9urkevtlle With lie rrn.nf.o1 ttA
soIuhs.cs road for 2eters5urg t4oSlpk, ..yn,ht
arg, end sIi 6tt tons IN shs 3outdSidt End VII
s1nis mo Tssas ssee railroAds Hrist0.s In z
Tt.is, DRitOl, Chattanooga Sssh lie, asfr2hG
nj all important points South euc 5ottr1cs@rt.
The drouat mail aac Ex4reds cYE4e2t
:. Greensboro o. With tue trsins or TIC tfo-fn 40
ina road foi Charlotte, Columbia Aaxusls, q,
.nnah, N.con, Mobile. tionSehmarya ~ 80. !
me ut kichracnd WI. b b. Ricrynond. crsdert' 10.
.urR and Potomac, Chesapc<xi spd Oslo Bnc
tlcImond and York Rive. rallr1 sas.
SLEEPING. .JAss ana CHILES's tATyS1
RECLIhIN9 OBAIhS on he through e1freEf
sain. TpGaA
go iupe u g. Ght.
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THE FRENCH ENTHUSIASTIC.
NOON DISPATCHES.

&C., &C.. &c.
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Foreign Sfnrkets-lBY TELEGBArH1 ~
! LONDON, oct. H. Consob, veg; Uaaedt S,aSs
b nd, Oh, -4.rlSS, fagt TvsEffE1-t
Cd M I'D

Cd I'd
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
OROAD: in and sfter THTHsD.Y. 9th Otso-
Der, 1870, the Sk TEAMS WI run -
follows !: .t9l #E 5s
MAIL TRAIN ~lll run DAILY between .Ataa-
mono and Stanton, except supc.y,i. bstwecn
aordonsvtlle and staunton.
Leave Richmond st 0 A. NJ. and afrtys 90
stanton at o:SU r. n, stsy -. tT,zIe1 Is f,ra.
Lave staunton at ! a.. NJ, spd srrf e d
edmond sL 40 p NJ. Tnis tFsin mskss Close
con, ectton st Gordopsvlle with ine % s,as,
Al xan3ria snd Man Sass rail- o ID for Wa. hinge
to Baltimore. fhiladeiphia, New York. Bocto.,
&C. ,ySisf !
&C cave st .ua.on on TUESDAY, THUR DAY,
and .tArURDAY. vt 7:.s A. M.. and srftvc u
White sulphur II 6;16 p. III. - x E;l Il
Leave ~kita aul bur on MftDAy. s. Ed.
NESi.AY, and FkIDAY, ut a. ID, and arrive
al taunton ~ 2:l5 L. Nj.
There vi ! Be a tfans or at kivsnns river. near
Cha, lottes vile and one Mt souIh liver, near
WaynesQoro', until the. bridges are comp esoa.
JAMES =. rs1HEhIAsL,
OF Gen cr Ticket Agent
?herc will be % pAssEs GER TRAIN rpn
on tae CHEsAPEkKE y OHIO kAiLhOhD
on u 9th of October.
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PaussfAy IRpCIss

.RouEr rsa TouRs, ocs. 1.-THE Prussans
N Gisons have been rspulsed by the Ne.
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T,ospos. oct. IA dreadful earthquake
has occurred In Calabria, by which many
lives were lost. ~, J.,
Rome on Monday.
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ST. PErEsssURG, Get. Tine 1ournals
hers to.dae repeat the statement that Gen
arsl Ienatiesf,s visit to Odessa was personal,
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him, he said Joe Booker told the truth
about the loadi in the gun. 81 saw the shot
In it, I took it out because it was to6small
for turkeys, and put a bullet in for the tur-
key I wanted to kill"
He then sent for John Holmes, an ae-
ouaiutance of his and witness against him,
and told him, while he had thought hard OF
him for some things he had said, he wanted
TO forgive HIM. AS Holmes left the cell, he
said "Stop a minute, John, I want to tell
you I I'M going to die happy in the Lord.
T don't feel scared or frightened a bit. or
course, if I had the law in my own hands |
would rather live than die, but the law
saws | must die, and / thank God ] am
ready"
To q cousin who came in next he said ::
"Albert, l never had a brother, but has
always loved you just like a brother, and l
want you to prepare to meet me in Heaven.
Give my respects to ali my friends, and tell
them l want to meet them all In . better
world" To another friend, who seemed to
express a suspicion Of, his guilt, be said !:
"Weu, Fowler, this is the last fime I shall
see you on earth. T know II ], die with 9
lie on my lips I shall be lost; but before
God I am innocent"
During the whole Of these conversations
he was perfectly composed, and spoke in
the same strain until about halfpast IL,
when he requested to be left alone, and the
sheriff locked the DOOR Of bis cell. At pre-
elsely 90 minutes past 4 the sheriff and his
assistants proceeded to pinlon the prisoner.
He stood erect and firm during the opera
don wh,cn being perfermed,h he Wasim'
mediateIysconductAd TO the zacafoid, which
ho asgsaasd With q fsm step. Ha requisites
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BERLIN, Oct. 7.-Wurtemberg suggests
economical difficulties (the additional taxa
tony against Joining the German Bund.
Bavaria desires reconsideration united by
treaties. I
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q . sGIaIsILITY.
A Very Vsxed and VsxiHg 0uesiIcn
Decided.
What the Radical Clerk Of the HeHse
Of Representatives Can 20.

We call the attention of our readers 10
the following from the National Demo-
cratic Executive COMMITTEES at Washing
ton, in answer to q dispatch of inquiry
from the APPEAL:
"WAsHINGroS, D. c., Septenbe Is, 1874
-f' We think members elect whose dis
abilities have been removed, are legally
eligible without taking the test oath, but
we do not believe they would be enrolled
By the Radical Clerk of the House, or be
permitted to psrtieipase in the orgsniza
tiOn of the House. We therefore urge as
safest that none should be nominated who
cannot take the test oath"
- SAMUEL J. RANDALE, Chm. .
j gThis possible movement Of the Radical
Clerk Of the House in the organization of
that body, found its parallel in the action
Of that officer at the beginning OF the 39th
Congress, when, under instructions, Nc
Pherson put only such names on his roll
as might be of service to the Radical par
ty, or such as could not well be ruled
of, having been members of the
previous Congress. The Radicals in Con-
gress are prepared to do anything to main
tain their supremacy and we would not
be astonished If the National Democratic
Executive Committee, with its headquar-
ters in Washington, and well posted as to
the possible movements of the common
enemy, were right in what they have
given Us above. However, It remains
with Jour people to say whether or not
they will be guided in their choice Of a
Congressman by the fears expressed In
this dispatch.
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NEW YORK.
PeIitics- Opera ---crlms- Proposed HonOrs
to FaFraaut's Remains.

New YORK, September 15.-1he Repub-
lican State Central Committee meet at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel tomorrow for
organization and psrfecting arrangements
for thorough canvass of the State.
Seven Thousand dollars worth of Nilsson
tickets were sold to-day. -rfh
Judge Bedford to-day sentenced Polk
Esgan, for completely in the robbery Of
Booker Jackson, to eighteen and a raIf
years in the State prison, remarEing that
an effort would be made at the next term
of the Legislature to have the penalty of
the oflense increased to lif5 imprisonment.
Eagan is suspected of completely in the
Nathan murder, and confessed the crime
for which to-day he was sentenced.
James Bentley and Thomas Walsh, for
the robbery OF Timothy Corwine, were
each sentenced to twelve years and q
half in the State prison, and Charles
Walsh, an accomplice in the affair, for ten
years.
Mayor Hall to-day sent to the Board of
Aldermen a communication recommends
ing that the United States Government be
requested to detail vessel of war to bring
Admiral Farragut's remains from Ports
mouth, N. H., TO this city, and that in the
event of its omission or inability to do so,
that steamer with guard of honor be
dispatched at the city's expense to Ports
mouth, and on its arrival here the re-
mains are to receive public and impos7
ing funeral, in which all military, naval
civic and other organizations VIII be in
vited to join. The MOyor also recon-
mends the remains to be inferred at West
Point beside General Scott's, or in st.
Paul's churchyard, Broadway. or in a
public Cemetery adjacent to the city, and
that a monument be- erected at public ex-
pense. A letter from Mrs. Farragut, as
senting to the suggestion OF the Mayor,
accompanied the communication, and the
Board of Aldermen appointed commit
tee to perfect arrangeInentsf for the funeral.
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From Mr.. IOhn HIstrun, No. 81 Exchange
street.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Sept. G, 1879.
A deep sense Of gratitude for the perma-
nent benefits ] received rom Doctor Jerome
Pancost's treatment prOmp's me TO add my
humble testimony in behalf of all who may
now be experimenting with the various
schools OF medicine seeking relief For a
number of years before placed myself un-
der Doctor Pancosts's treatment, was al
most 3 constant sufferer from that painful
and distressing com plant, ASTHMA In-
deed, no Language can convey to the general
reader the remotesJ idea the extent Of my
sufferings, and IL would be useless for me 70
enumerate here the various remedies have
tried or the number of physicians have
made application to, as have failed IN Dolh
to realize even tenn porory relief
Hearing of the remarkable success OF Doc
tor Pancost in the treatment Of lung diseases,
1 was induced to consult him a few months
egO relative to my case, and to my surprise,
and the entire qualification OF myself and
friends, have not had paroxysm Of she
Asthma from the hrst weeks use Of his treat
menI mp to the present period, and now
consider myself entirely cured:
JOHN HILsSTRUM.
RS- Call personally. If possible 70 do so, for
examination. The remedies can then be
used at home with success. Otherwise, write
for List CT questions.
sE Charges moderate and within the reach
of all.
Address JEROME PANCOsT, ND,
sells IS Adams street. Mem phis.
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INTERNATIONAL.
The Great Boat Race Opposite MORtreai---
An Exciting Affair.

MONTREAL, September 15.-The inter
national boat race took place this evening.
The weather was fine with light breeze.
The two crews started at sixteen minutes
past five, at firing of gun, amid tre-
mendous cheering. The Tyne crew rowed
naked to the waisti the st. Johns crew
wore fancyishirts.: Both crews dipped thei
oars simultaneously. After sweeping
strokes, the Tyne crew took the lead. AT
100 yards,the Tyne seemed to increase the
lead, rowing well with magnificent
stroke. At quarter of a mile the st.
Johns drew up little, but the Tyne put
ona tremendous squirt the boatjumping
out of the water at every stroke. Al the
half mile, the Tyne crew.wereg a length
ahead and gradually creeping forward
and working like machinery. The st.
Johns crew seemed to be rowing fail
ing race. On turning the buoy the Tyne
crew led by three lengths and on the
home stretch rowed with unparalleled
pace and with the precision of automa-
tons, winning the race by six clear
lengths; time Al minutes 10 seconds. The
winners were received with wild enthu-
sissm and the people seemed mad with
excitement,
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PRUSSIA.
THE TERMS PROPOSED BY PRUSSIA.


BERLIN, September 15.-The Provision
al Government at Paris would have been
accepted by the Prussian Government il
the exactions proposed by Prussia had
been sssented to. These embraced the
cession of Alsace and Lorraine, and the
dismantling of French fortifications on
the German frontier. The Provisional
Government refused to listen to any pro-
position for the surrender of French ter
ritory.
The London DGilsf News of this morn
ingscontains letter from Berlin, giving
the views of the Prussian Government.
The writer says Prussia will not nego-
tiate with the present Government at
Paris. Prussia proposed first to occupy
Paris; the Regency, Senate and Corps
Legislatif will then be summoned, who
will be expected to name commissioners
to treat on a Prussian basis. When the
treaty Is signed, Napoleon will be, re-
leased, and France will be left free to
chose her own government.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, Sept. 8, 1870.
After making true trial of Doctor Jerome
Paneost's New system OF Cure for Catarrn
and aztec ions OF the lungs, can, with en-
tire confidence, commend IL 20 nay frienos as
being all that the Doctor claims for IL. In n
climate IKE this. wAcre so many suffer from
these dangerous and annoying com plants,
IL is of untold advantage TO have IN our CITY
permanently located, an educated and com
petent physician in this special department
of practice, and this benefit am eonndent Is
80 E. BERRY.
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harmonious, we will soon give to old op-
pressed Tennessee triumph over her
foes, such as never before in her history
might wake her songs of Joy.
OTHER REMARKS.
Judge Brown was followed by Colonel
Savage and Messrs. Anderson, Avery and
Gollsday, who made brief speeches in
dorsing the platform adopted by the Con-
vention, and speaking in high terms OF
the nominee.
VOTE OF THANKS.
A vote of thanks was extended to the
Chairman for the able manner in which
he had presided over the deliberations,
and also TO the secretaries for their faith
tul records of the meeting.
VACANCY To BE FILLED.
The Chairman was instructed to fill at
his discretion the vacancy caused in the
National Democratic Committee by the
death of Mr.. Leftwich.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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SPAIN.

SPANISH MINISTER To FRANCE RECALLED.
MADRID, September I5.-Senor Alozzga,
tbs Spanish Minister 20 Paris, has been
recalled, his offense being the recognition
of the French Republic, when, by the
present treaties, Spain is bound to await
the action of the other powers before TAX
ing such step. Fsl s..,,.,-
MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.
MADRID, September 15.-Riviers Is quite
i'll, and his resignation is expected. Rod
nignez viii probably succeed him.
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8. ResoLUed, That we denounce the
prOfiigacy in the present administration
of the Federal Government; the cOrrup-
fion which has entered all its official sta
1ions; the f4voritism which, overlook
ing fitness for Office, has appointed to po-
sitions of public trust fdends or tools of
those who control public pStronage; and
the imbeciiity which directs the destinies
ofthe Republic without an apparent pur-
nose. and manages les affairs with such
smbarrzsment and disaster TO the mutual
Interests of its people at home, and with
such disregard Of the rights aud liberties
OF its citizens abroad.
ENFORCEMENT ACT. .
Z. ReSO Ved, That We regard the act
recently passed by Congress to enforce
the Fifteenth amendment as unconstitu-
1jOnal. unjust and oppressive, an invasion
of the rights of the States, subversiYe OF
the best interests OF the people, and there
fore urge It's unconditional repeal.
TAXATION on BONDS.
S. RESOLVED, That the power Of the
Federal Government to assess aud collect
taxes on the bonds of the United States
is clear and unQuestiOned, and we de-
nand of Congress that share of taxa
A, N equal TO fair average of the amount
80. ID In each State on money loaned,
@baU ,Se assessed and collected from all
@nvestun, ,ents in bonds. ~ ai.t 81 g
NATIONAL RANKS.
pesolyed. That we are opposed to the
.,-sten Of National Banks, and urge The
Immediate repeal OF the law creating
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.Lsxluafau Racsa-.ThIrd Day.

LoU1svIILK, September 15.--The track
was in fine condition. The first was q
selling race, dash of one and a hslf miles /;
six entries, all starting. Buffers ch. z.
The Doctor, /; Buford's br. b. Grassland,
2; Wallace's b. m. Mary Douglass, 8; Bis
Embrey's b. q. Walker, 8. Time, 2:46z.
Second race-Mile heats, three best in
ave, for all ages. Swigert's b. c. Pilgrim,
2, l, 1, L; Richards b. m. Mary Edith, 1,
2, 2, 2; Ready's sorrel mare, 8, dis. Time,
Las, l;4sz, I:521<, 2:0i.
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NEW YORK, September 15.-The Ts-i-
bissse's Washington special says there Is
port published in New York and other
cities that Senator Morton, of Indiana,
has been rendered the English mission by
the President, and hss declined it on ae-
count Of i'll health. No such tender has
ever been made to Senator Morton, and
no inducement could be offered which
would influence him to leave the country
at the present time. - 81 - -sa1.s
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ITALY,.
ITALIAN UNITY ACCOMPLISHED.

IIAIlIANT UNIT 74ANOO1HE 7 I7l5Ht11Ds
LONDON, September 15.-Italian unity
seems to be nearly accomplished. The
sympathy of the people is almost entirely
with Italy.
A dispatch received from Florence,
dated yesterday, announces that the
Pope's garrison of MontilIetto has bean
captured.
General Angeloti's division should now
be before, if not in Rome.
Civita Vecchia declared for Italian
unity.
On the approach of tbs italian troops at
Braccano the inhabitants came out and
displayed the Italian colors.
The Florence Opinion denies there being
sny diplomatic difficulties in the way OF
the occupation of Rome.
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Seven Hundred asd Seventy Feet Of Cat
aranf rrffI. 81 ---

LONDON, September. 15.-Advices re-
ceived here describe the cataract recently
discovered in British Guinea, in South
Africa. There are two falls, one of 40
feet, and another of fifty volume of water
passing over the falls seventy-eight feet
deep and 100 yards broad during the dry
season. The Colonial government is ar
ranging facilities for visitors. ln t
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Z sumo comAnd of an italian Legion at Ly-
ons to fight the Germans.
| 1t is understood that the Spanish gov
eminent is preparing designs OF Repub-
| lican leaders.
A great amountof ammunition is stored
/ in The fnaQaziues
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narrantinn Of the cansus.

wAsHINeToN, September 15.-Marshal
Sharpe promises to open his Office 70 hear
complaints from citizens of cases of mac
curacy in the taking of the census. He
has addressed letter TO the Mayor, ASK
ing him for all the information in his pos
session on the subject. sQilln
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The nsuocracv of Yves, viraIoja.

WHEELING, W. VA, September 15.--The
Democracy opened the campaign here last
night by holding meeting in the Court
house, which was addressed by Hon. ]. j.
Davis, candidate for Congress from this
district. The attendance was large. "a
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Frcm Wm. A. EekerIy, Esq, Garner URlon
and Front streets.

MEMPHIS. TENN, June 2, %.
deem it q duty owe, not ONLY to tcrlur
Jerome Pancost, but to hundreds @ '-i-
who now are suffering from 60 "a
Throat and Lung diseases ara I.-t
In doing so / can IN way bsii- Sr the
cause OF suffering humanity tGau -- ..1bi-ely
bear my testimony 20 the permaGeiIt beuetits
1 have received from his new sys &c n CT prae-
tice ana his superior skill in the treatment
of these prevalent and dangerous class OF
maladies WIN. A. ECKERLY.
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Pharmaceutical.

BALTIMORE, September 15.-The Amer.
lean Pharmaceutical Association having
elected officers for the ensuing year, in
cluding Richard n. Stabler, President,
and agreed to meet next year in St
Louis, adjourned sine die. sac 4
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BELGIUM.

TRocHARD's MISSION AT BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS, September is, noon.-The
mission Of TrOchard is positively con-
fned to the condition of the French Le-
CATION until Berthemy can arrive, and to
thanking the Belgian government for its
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DIED..

wIEKLER-About O'Clock am, on the
18th inst, EFFIE III. WIHKLER, aged years
end months, daughter of Prof c. P. and
Mrs. s. NJ. Winkler.
Repeatedly she said, when assured that God
would take care of her: Papa, L am not
afraid to die"
RARBERT- On the morning of the 18th
inst, MARY BATE, infant daughter OF B. F
and Annie NJ. Harbert, aged months and
2s DAYS N-4 f1Eal lA