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lXLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, AIay 6

WASHINGTON, blay 8.
Mr.. PAINE, from the Committee OF
Elections, reported u bill regulating com
pcnsOtion In cases Of contested elections
RCcommitted.
The House then went into the business o
tho morning hour, It being bill to reg
ulatc the civil service,
Alter speeches against tic bill b.
MCssrs. PETERS, NTBLACK, MORRILL,, o
Me-, and MAYNARD, Mr.. KELSEY moved O
lay thebill on the table. Negativcd.
The discussion was continued by 1lr
BENTON in opposition, and AlGssrs. kEI'
LEY, JENcKs and SCrENCK in favor OF tht
bill.
An Amendment was offered by Mr.. Ar
NELL, providing the bill shall apply with
out distinction rs 10 sex;' Mr.. LONG
BRIDOR-looking 10 equal proper.
tion Of offices among the States, and
by Mr.. 0'NEILL, to strike out tue
payment Of fees for tho examination OFccr'
tifCates. The bill and amendments were
then on Mr. JENCK's motion, reCOmmittcd
and ordered printed.
The Senate bill authorizing tho North.
crn Pacific Railroad Company to issleits
bonds for tho construction Of the road,
and security of the same by mortgage,
coming up, Mr.. WHEELER moved tO'put
the bill on its passage, and addressed tho
House in advocacy Of 1t.
ALr. HGwLEY proposed TO offer mn
amendment requiring all the land granted
to the company 10 bC sold to actual set
tiers only, and in quantities not greater
than 100 acres to any one person, and for
price not exceeding g 90 per acre, and
made an argument In support Of his propo-
sitiOn.
Mr.. WILSON, Of Minnesota, opposed the
amendment, and denounced the BILL and
land grant system rs wrong in principle
and an outrage on the taxpayers.
After further discussion, Mr. WHEELER
demanded the previous question, which
was seconded, excluding all amendments.
Mr.. STILES moved to lay the bill on the
table. Negatived-58 toss.
DilatOry proceedings were continued
thereafter until 4:50, when, by vote OF
.76 to ", da's -..r.J, ip.L, iyNlrN
The House adjourned till Monday.
SENATE.
Mr.. EDMUNDs reported Senate bill to
grant a pension to Mrs. Lincoln, with a
Recommendation that It be indefinitely
postponed. The bill was accompanied
with q report which was ordered to be
printed. -N'tf
Mr.. DRAKE reported substitute for
the bill to promote the securing Of et-
ficiCnt scamGn tor the navy.
Mr.. VICERRs reported adversely on the
bill 10 regulate the importation Of immi-
grants under lnbOr contracts.
Mr.. VICKERs reported without amend
ment, Joint resolution authorizing the
Secretary Of War to. establish weather
gaugcs, and have duly observations made
along the Mississippi River and its prin'
cipat tributaries. '' ? 'N ',.' .
The House resolution for final adjourn
mcnt on tic 4tlI of July, wns taken up.
The resolution was discussed without nc
ton, until the expiration Of the morning
hour.
The House Usage Indian land bill came
up In order, and occupied tue balance Of
tic dny. Adjourned.
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THE M,FARLAND MURDER
TRIAL.
Twenty.Secoud Day.

NEW YORK, May 8.
On the opening of tue Court this morn
ing Mr.. Graham, referring 10 tho cross.
examination of Junius Henri Browne,
read from Barkcy's commentaries that o
man can be crOss.examined as TO his re.
ligiolls belief, or belief of after punish
mcnt. Mr.. Browne had frequently ex'
pressed his disbelief in tho Deity.
Donald Nicholson recalled Received u
package from Richardson, which / think
was pistol, on the 25th Of November,
Immediately after the shooting; gave ii
to Junius Henri Browne.
Mr.. Graham was about TO examine the
witness further In this strain, but tho Re.
corler ruled Il inadmissablc. . .gn.
Mr.. NJ T. Mason testified-I remember
when Mcfarland was in my house; never
saw him drunk; he and his wife appeared
TO be very happy. did not receive tho
night key from Browne; he rather refused
to give It 70 nc; this was before tho first
shooting. y.
The cross.examinatiOn elected nothing
material. 4 ....If.i.
Dennis Shay recalled-Was in court
when Howell was examined; Howell sud
10 Mcfarland that If he HowclD was in
McFarland's place lie would shoot Rich
ardSCn; this was in December, 1867.
Mr.. Graham was about to examine the
witness on the meeting Of Mcfarland and
Richardson In tho AstOr House, which
Browne testified to yesterday, when some
argument was had Us 10 the admIssaOility
Of the evidence, which wNS intended to
prove tllat Mcfarland merely went In
there on business, to serve q summons on
Richardson. ss
Isaac G. Reed, a jOurnalist-Writes fol
tllC Tribune and the Days D0tngA; met
Horace Greely FIVE or six times; had IN In
terview with him Immediately after the
occurrence on tic 26th Of November
published il within four hours Of the
meeting; used in many cases the exact
words, and always rs near Us possible; In
many cases modified the language; when
Greeley used "God damn, simply pul
down HDanln," out Of respect TO Greeley
Greeley used that language; this was tht
paragraph. }t
Tie report was read by Mr. Graham
The Court took q recess. S.u4gH
! On reasscmbling, Amos ]. Cumming
testiGed-In conversation with Juniul
Henri Browne, he told mo Richardson
would shoot Mcfarland, only he was
afraid he would hurt somebody else IN The
IFi68R6 0ftic0. ~
Did you after tue flst shooting have
conversation with Richardson, when he
said he was prepared for Mcfarland!
Much argument arose in regard to the
admissabiliIy Of this testimony, Mr.. Gr9'
ham holding It was right that Richard
sons sentiments toward the prisoner bt
made known to the Jury.
RecortIcr-I think tho question incom
petcnt and must be excluded.
Several letters Of Mrs McFarlandI
were read, and number Of witnesses re
called, but nothing Of Importance elected
Adjourned. a. 4.
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WHAT WE NEED.

| TO w EdIt0r Of AtS LRtstttgtHesF!
We arc living in an ago Of mental ex
citcmcnt and vast improvement, surround
cd on all sides with mighty and prCpOn
derous influences to good or evil, In shap
ing the destiny Of our nation. We now
stand as powerful nation; one among
the many Of the earth, where religion IL
its purity has It's ample folds and spread
ing It's sAlutary influence oyer the far
reaching domain Of our land, causing the
earth to rejoice in the true wisdom that
prOCcedeth from God. Therefore, VIC need
men Of unainChing energy and irrcprOach'
bic character to stand up boldly In de-
fense of those principles which, in their
nature, arc destined to elevate and cnlight'
en- human society; men who arc not
afraid to Vindicate truth at all times and
in all places, for the general benefit and
good Of the rising generation, even at the
sacrifice Of many privileges which they
possess Of enjoying the praises Of many
who surround them: men who arc will
ing to battle against every form Of wrong
and discOrtl that now 80 much disturb the
peace and 'liappfneSsof society. We need
tueu Win HupAH les9tt tuuA u41u6 tlIA
sound moral principles, to go forth In the
great struggle for those principles which
God has ordained to make FREQ the bond
and make wisc the unlearncd Of every
succeeding generation, that the nations Of
the earth may shed one great halo of uni
yersal knowledge among those who are
now stepped in bondage nnd degradation
We want men who, love, truth. and Its
beautiful principles, and manifest. utter
adherence of everything that Is false and
hateful, abstain from every notion Of evil
which turks around the secret places Of
the heart Of man, and DO ready TO con-
demn 1t even If found in our own breast.
Lastly, We need such mon as Abraham
Lincoln, our much lamcnted President,
and EN-. Stanton, the true men to our
country, liberty and principles, to stand
by our nations honor and pride, that the
ship Of State may be carried triumphant
lyOvcr the waves OF time. 'ta - 4
s. G. Roach
!. Whedljag} " Kalfh2'l GHE
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General Conference Of the NJ. E.
Church, South.
ALRMPEEIs, May 8.

MEMPHIS, 6lay o.
Tho Conference was called TO or.
dor nromptiy at nine o'clock, by Bishop
Paine, Of Mississippi. After the usual
religious exercises and prayer by Bishop
Andrews, OF Georgia, and reading OF the
minutes, Bishop Pierce, Of 6eoEgia, took
the chair, . " r ~
81 The roll was called. All tho bishops
were present except Bishop Early, Of Vir.
ginia, who is sick. y
The standing committees werc then an.
nounced. -1T rs'.+ NI
A message was received from Bishop
Early, stating that he hoped to bG with
the Conference before itS adjournment
A special committee was appointed on
the Orphans Homes, revised hymn book
and finance. ,,ts..eri; 4 Il. ,l... .r
The address Of tho bishops was then
read by Bishop Wightuan.
The address alter COunselling m0dera'
tion In the deliberations Of the Conference
pays an eloquent tribute to the memory
Of Bishop Dale, deceased, and says de-
spite poverty, persecution and even 10
strife and death In some portions Of the
country the ministers have been faithful
10 the VOWS Of tho church, which has
steadily advanced; refers TO the introduc.
tion ofIaymen in the Conferences, and 70.
lcrs at length 10 the baneiul effects Of
fashionable and worldly pleasures; con.
trusts the present generation with the
past, and urges the ministers 70 urge upon
their charges the necessary famiIy wOr.
ship. 1t Is set forth TINT the number Oi
young men offering for tho minis.
Try Is wholly inadequate to the dc.
mands Of the church; urges steps to
be taken to remedy this; also TO
Improve, the literary, publications Of the
church, and that efforts bc made TO I'M
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.NJudge Ferguson.

4 ". d
Tho time was, and not very long ago
either-whcn this gentleman was the
common target for oil the guns and pop
guns Of the Democratic press Of this
State. Their dCnunciations of him would
fiji the largest sized ".carpet.bag" tho
Judge ever owned or borrowed.
But sec how changed and loving y the
tone Of one Of these same papers since the
same individual entered the Democratic
camp u few days since at Logan Court
House and gave in his adhesion afrcsh to
that party. Wc-quo.9 from the Kanawha
Republican as follows:
Judge James Il. Ferguson occupies an
cnviablG position upon lhG Circuit Court
bench. EnViable not alone for tho impair.
tiality, but for the ability Of his judicial
decisions, and from this elevation hG has
right, In the name Of respectable por-
ton Of the West Virginia people, to com.
mNnd respect The bar and the people
say that In his keeping the sacred crmine
Of Justice Is safe. HiSambitl0n naturally
Inns but one alma conscientious dis.
charge Of his duty. He can have but ono
mottvc-thc preservation Of ordGr and the
majesty Of Tie Law" .t-
1.-THE Judgchas but ono alln-thc "con-
ScientiUNS discharge Of his dnty"-did that
duty take him, as Judge, into that Dem.
ocratic Convention at Logan Court House,
the other day, tOwOrk tho wires for CAM.
DEN's nomination for tue GovcrnOrshlpl
And did tho same conscientious discharge
OF his dutyT-as a Judge-bring him up
here last winter to lay ropes in ule matter
OF The CapltOlF And has this "consclOh-
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Nay 5.
FLouR-Dnll and unchanged; family Ss6b q.
GRAIN.-WhCat - Unchanged at 81 66dl 10,
COrn-ln DIR demand at 68fb90c. OGts-666R9c
and supply light. Rye Unchanged. Barley
Unchanged and dull.
COTT0N-Dull; mIddllng 9tkc. ..
TOBACCO-1n good demand At full prices; SaicS
9GS hhdS At q iHD29 % for trash to good leaf.
WnlNKT-IliShCr aud In good demand; closing
at 81 0a01 o., the latter for iron bound.
PEOVISIoNp.-Me8S POrk-C1QsOd At $50; no
buyers over go 30. Bulk Mcats-In fliF demand;
shoulders sold iUely at llc, but hold at l9c gen.
orally; sides held Ut Ibbl53Sc for clear NIB and
clear. Bacon-ln moderate demand At 19K0l6K
0I7Ae t0r shoulders, clear rib aud clear sides;
Rales 80 hhds. "
LARD-Dall and nominal at lGX0lGJ1c for
prime country and city.
BuTTEn-Dull at 28dSSc,
EO1S-Dull At 14c,
ons.-LinsCcd OI-llcId Hrnly at 81 %; no
sales at better than ysc. Lard d0ll-UnchAngcd.
GRoCERtES-Steady.
GOLD-l14k buying.
RxCIlANGE-Dull at par buying.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May s,
The American yachts Dauntless and
Sappho sail in company today around the
Isle Of Wight This Is the first time they
have sailed together since they have been
in English waters.
The TTmes dcplorcs the womAn's rights
movement in the House Of Commons last
evening, and does not believe the women
Of England arc at all in sympathy
At the Queens leVee yesterday, Hon.
John jay, American Minister to Austria,
presented to Her Majesty government Of
fers ofa free passage In the Transport.
which Is about 10 sail for Canada, to all
dock yard laborers recently discharged,
who wish to cmigratc.
The returns OF tho Bank Of England
show decrease ofGl25 900 in specie dur.
ing the week. 'i 81
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ic! The weather Yesterday.
TIE UEsIrn Union Telegraph Co.,, Bu9ttlH.
-. WHERLENd, Noon, May 8.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May s.

WASHINGTON, May D.
The Republican MayoraIlty Convention
met to-day. Two sets OF delegates wore
present from the various wards The
Bowen men arc in the majority. Tho OPP
posing interest withdrew, and nominated
A. C. Richards, Chief Of Police, for May.
or. The remaining delegates renOminated
Mayor Bowen. 1t is understood that
Richards will decline, and the place will
DO filed by Matthew G. Emery, already
in the field rs the reform candidate The
Democrats make no nominations.
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CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, May 8.

... San FRANCISCO, May o.
A grand hotel has been opened at cost
Of half million dollars. II occupies tho
greater portion Of two blocks.
The latest intelligence from different
portions Of the State confirm the fears Of
short crops. The drOutll is more seri-
ous than for many years, II no rain falls
within the next ten days to help the pas.
lures, all will be burned up Fair crops
Of wheat in tho northern counties, In
most instances, aro pretty sure In the
greater parts Of San joaquin and Liver.
more Valley, the failure ofthe wheat crop
Is almost certain.
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.op . ROME. .aggl.

.....-.-......,.....-..-L LONDON, Maya
A Brussels dispatch says Archbishop
Kcndrick, has gone 70 Naples to finish the
protest against papal iulallibility.
Dupal0cus' reply to Archbishop SpaId.
ing in tho matter ofinEalltbility will soon
be Published.
The Pope has urged that the discussion
Of tue infallibility question! be closed be-
fore Ascension day. The committee on
that subject in, the Ecumcnical Council
has promised to present the revised Schc'
ma Immediately.
One tenth Of the Bishops present, in,
Guiding Germans and HungaFians, voted
against tho !scherh& tor q smallfs cate
oGism.y - ~ 9 ~
Tho Council to-day, voted on the sche'
ma, relative to small Catechism. One
tenth of the Bishops present, voted non
Dlacet, among them the German And Hun
gariAn bishops, who desire To preserve tue
Catechism of ,Canislus, ..,, r,prgr5
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The Pay Roll Of the Senate, Array
- - - Bill.
The pay roll Of the Army Bill in the

In his remarks at the meeting in Rich
mond, on Thursday, Ex.Gov. Wise s'il /:
"The Capitolis old, it Is of the past, pass
ing away. Lett be built anew ofthc
durable and solid granite of your r'riclI
river bank, laid deep in the solid soil Of
our country, and let its 'superstructure
raise LOFTY sptre toward heaven, n sign
of covenant with GodI And let this be
symbolic of moral and political founda.
tiun, laid ancR and deep, f0ra supcrstruc-
tlrc df love and brotherhood amongmcn,
which shall be approved and blessed on
high."
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ILLINOIS.

A fire at Quincy, III today, destroyed
the Exchange mill, and Smith HayneFs
foundry and machine shop. Loss $4,000.
Rudolph, tho champion billiardist, got
divorce from his vile to-day.
A man supposedstO be In tho care ol
W. ]. Stewart, Of Piqua, Ohio, jumped
into tho Chicago river last night and was
drowned.
The Second Annual Convention Of the
U. s. Baggagc-master's and Brakemen's
Mutual Insurance Association, met here
to-day. Tho total number Of roads en-
listed up to May 9Th, was As, representing
(S75 members.
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Chicago Market.


FIoUR-QuIeta at a O1aB % for spring extras.
Opened dull and weak; sales
nf N6. I At S9YaGDkc, advanced 70 bOkfDglc;
si1SITy Ann. "A HftSFnOon dull and unsettled at
SiESikc' ESlleF May. Coru-Qulet: clo!ing 10
TS InJHeF Al s1k66S1ke for No. .; S0G89c for rO-
ISctS: marie ior no grade; this afternoon steady
Al S7Hc for No. ., OAtS-CnehangOd; closing at
T7KS6tSc for No. 2. Rye-DolI ana nominal al
'T TSGTIE-Falrly active At q sIHGs % for
utScFerI 10 extra prime gteen.
TIoTs-Opened tOleFably active at l6020c low.
or: SalcS al $S 3S8s 20 for common to choice;
closing quiet.
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Tennis extensive bamboo paper mills,
Al bloomfield, n. j.. was destroyed by flrO
on Wednesday night, tOgGthCr with the
machincr1' untI stuck. Los 100000;
mostly insured. A boiler and a revolving
cyllndcr In the mills exploded, throwing
Tic fragments In every direction, and Seri:
oItsly injuring a man several hundred feet
Baron Van LeFcvcr, the Austrian Min.
ister, Is in New York city.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May q.
Is 1905 80.
GRGIN-Whcat-Du Maryland at 81 E0a1 %;
Pennsylvania al 81 45GIi 30. Confirm; white
At q 1901 IS; yellow II 81 l001 "A. oatS-;FlFm
ut BS98SC, Rye-FIrm at 81 o..
PROyMIoNs-Mc Pork-Firm at SO 7E680 90.
Baeon-Flrm; NIB sides 16X X6l7c; Cloar SidOs Tx;
shoulders 19Kc hams 10430C.
LARD-Fifm ii 17Ac.
WHlSRY-Dpll at 81 OS01 o.
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UsuRY laws have been abolished in
Maine. Parties can lond and borrow At
such rate Of interest as they .mny express
in writing. Where there is no legal agree
ment in writing, six pei cent is tho legal
interest. n J q
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sFocEs-HGVe been active, strong and higher,
but closed heavy and 4 per cent below the best
Western Union Telegraph, AK; Adams Bx.
press, 6SS; Wells, Fargo q Co. ny; American,
=; Y3,f VnSS csSfsI sA's u H. rlc9f Sn W. I SSG
Harlem, ~; Reading, l08G; Michigan Central,
ia; Lake Shore, S8H; Illinois Central lF2H;
Pittsburgh, 10Sk; Northwestern, 81; do. prefer
rcd 8lk Rock Island, l99H; Now Jetsoy Central
IgT1{; 81 Paul, 6iJS; DO. preferred a. Wabash
6Sx; Fort Wayne "; TeFre HAute, 81 Chicago
d Alton, 1i3S; Ohio d Mississippi, 87X; Hart.
ford D REiO, *; Cleveland, Columbus 8 Indiana
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i, 3j ~ WHEELING W. VA FRIDAY MORNING, MAY G, 1870.

was my money they was askin forgivncss
Of. It made inc feel low spcritetl, so !
thought would write to yer again, rs l
told yer ut the bcginnin.
Yours in continued tribulatiOn,
AUNT RnoDA.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW Y0RE, May 3,
Tho market IL devoid Of activity among the
Wholesale and lObblng trade, but arc doing bet
ter retail business under moro favorable weather;
In prices there Is not much change.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Honey and Stock Market,
u NEW YORK, Nay s.

NEW YORK. nay D
MoXET-EaSy at 485p per cent. There Is great
plethora Of national bank notes and banks are
Offering them at per cent for two weeks fre0 Of
interest for ono week where gToenbackS arc rG'
turned, and discount Of - cents TO 81 per ,9OO
allowed where bankers Gfye checks OF graenbAcES.
Discounts quiet At G4T per cont,
SFKRLING-PirmeF under decteasO OF specie In
the BGnkOf France, at IO98lO9H.
GoLp-DuIl; opened at ti4Si closed At li4k,
Carrying rates 4X68 per cent. CleaEances $4E,'
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CHARACTERIZATION.

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN
l. by tho following schOdnlO on aud afJer De.
cembNr bth. lsl1-Wheollng tlme :"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Receipts for Foreign Missions during December, 1868

Receipts for Foreign Missions during December, 1863
SYNOD OF AIABAMA.-Synodicalc collection in Gaines
Vile eh $3.50. Ply of East Alabama. Miss q. A.
r., Auburn Soc; J. N. L., Milton, Fla, 4 Wetump'
ka 9. rs Ply of South Alabama. Selma 1885,
Ply of Tuscaloosa Gainesville co % l5 1852 S
SYScD OF GsOReIA.-zPby of Augusta New Hope
Otala, IA; Gainesville, g. Ply OF Savannah. tlem'
ington, 3 20; O., 10. oil 60
SYNOD OF KESrUcKY-Pby of Ebenezer. Augusta,
of Louisville Mrs b p. c. Henderson, 10; Louis
yf ' M n F D PsTryye Ply of West Lex
ington. friend of missions, Nicholasville g. lis 50
SYNOD OF MENPHls-Pby OF Memphis Ladies of
7. 40 30
SYNOD OF MIEsIssIPPI.-Pby Of Mississippi; Mrs.
Prytania St., 100. PSy Of Red River Mansfield, H.
Ply of Tombeekbee. Psgah $50; Pendleton, q 10 80
SYNOD OF NAsEvILLE-Pby Of HOlstGn BlCunt-
Chattanooga, SIS. Ply of North Alabama. Spring
s. $3.50 &c. -''''' 0-''"' . D'''''''' ''''' lis o6
SYNOD OF N, CARoL1xA.-Pby OF Concord; Rocky
River, 2sl4. ply of Fayetteville. Mrs M. S H.
Fayetteville, 8. Ply of Orange. Newbern, l7SO;
Greensboro 80 40; Emo, o. Hisboro, 80 %; Little
River, $780, New Hope, $40 l2S II
SYNOD OF South CARoLIxA-Pby of Bethel. Cedar
Shoal s. Grindal Shoal, q Fairforest, l6 Yorkville
10 go Ply of Charleston. Charleston I'd, 20; Charles
ton Zion, Is 50; Wilton, s. James Island, $50; Barn
well, 1885, 7. H L., 10. Ply of Harmony. ]. @. o.,
Cheraw, 10; Hopewell, 9; Salem (B.'R.) addr o Che
raw addl 2 Sumter, mo no. con, con. col %; Centre
Carolina. Little Mountain, 1875 l7S 70
SYNOD OF TExAs.-Pby of Central Texas. Mil
ford, 10 10. Ply of Eastern Texas Elysian Fields
IL; Mrs. l.. S, Marshall, l.25. 81 40
SYNOD OF VIReINIA.-Pby of Chesapeake. Balu
more Franklin ST., l49 Sc Ply of East Hanover
Namozne, g. Ply of Greenbrier. A lady, Oak
Grove CHI, .; Lewisburg, 800 Ply of Lexington.
N Providence, $685.; Augusta, % so. Ply Of Mont
gomery. CovingtOn, $685. Mt. Carmel, TO- Buch-
snan, lilo. 1914 IS
MISCELLANEOUS "A P woo 80
Total, 1920 rs
JAMES WOODROW Treasurer.
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MatttRa,

On the 18th ult, by the Rev. E. D. Junkin, near
Brownsburg Va, ANDREW J. EARHART and Miss
AMANDA MuEY.
On the 10th ult., by the same, THOMAS A. BEARD
and Miss MARGARET E. MILLER.
On the 9th instant, by the same, WILLIAM TATE
EosEN and Miss LOUISA A. ALLEN, all of Rock
bridge county, Va.
On the 4th inst, at the residence of the brides
mother, IN Mason county, West Va, by Rev. B. B.
Blair, JAMES L. RICE and Miss MARTHA BALL.
On the 9TH Instant at the residence of N Macon
Martin, in this city, by the Rev. DR.. c. Minnege-
rode, HAMILTON MARTIN and Miss ANNA W., daugh-
ter of John D. Rsgland, OF Mobile, Ala
January 18th, in Athens, Tenn, by Rev. ]. II.
Martin, JOHN B. CAMP and Miss MARY D. BRIDGES,
eldest daughter OF hon George w. Bridges.