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A.-A.-S2 Saved ON Fall style Gentlemen'n
Dress Hats Largest stock offered at retail.
G. o. ID. HAT COMPANY, is Cortland street
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Ladies', Gents, Misses and Boys BOotA[
and Shoes Best place in New York to buy them,
MILLER 4 CO.. No. Union square
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tile OF Monterey (Mexico) continued.

A.-.For a stylish aud Elegant Hat Go
direct manufacturer, EsPENsCHEID lis Nassau ct
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Cristn dOrO's Hair Dye has Equal In tho,
world tits the safest and most reliable Of any Sold eycry
win
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The AiI-Impor,aut Question mt

The Wilson shuttle Sewing Machiue-Thas
and cheapest first class machines in the price
from SIS to SiOO; saesroom 707 Broadway
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A.-IIerriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway, corner Murray ssres
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"Pikrns Toofbache Drops Cure in One Miu>
ute-HILLS HAIR DYE, back or brown, only 80 centa
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A.-FOr n Stylish md Elegant Hat at Popular
prices 20 DoUGANs, log Nassau street, Ann.
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David's Fall Hat for Cent? nm %. Salesr DOM
1924 Broadway, near Duane street
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A.-PhaiOn's New Perfumes,
81 LOVE You"
and WHITE ROSE"
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LONDON Sept 21, 1871.
Further changes In the Turkish Ministry have
oc .urred, but not OF an important character.
Nevrez Pasha the FIRST Chamberlain OF the Sultan,
is one OF the members of the new Cabinet.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW FORK HERALD.

Murder Of the Chief Justice Of India
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"Who stole the city yoachers but an equally important
"Where purchase elegant and comfortable
Hats TO the best ~ There still the
most reliable voucher possben the form of public opn.
iontha KNOCKS celebrated Hat Emporium No. az Broad
way, Is tbs desirable place.
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The State Assaycr OF Massachusetts "A. Al
Hayes, NJ ~, having made an snayss Of HALLS VICES
preparation for promoting healthy excretons of the scapv
increasing the growth and restoring the color Of the hair
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNHY MARKEr-LoNDoN, Sept 2I-4 80 p.
M-Consols closed at e3 for money 9S6 for
count United States hvetweny bonds, lS62s 49,. lS65s
old eSss lS67s 921a ten-forues. 90 "
LIy ERPooL COTTON MARKET-LIvERpooI. Sent al
$50 p. M.-The market closed dull middling upands,
gid 9dd mddling Orleans Esd. cad The the
speculation.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrrs MARKEr.-LIvrFpooI, Sept.
2lThc market quiet California white wheat, l2s d.
per GENITAL red winter lis 3D. Flour, 23s 26 per Dbl
Western canal Corn, Ss Cd per quarter Oats Id per
bushel.
PARIS MONEY MARKEr.-PARIs, Sept ZIP. NJ
Ren,es closed at b6f zoe
LIvERpooL PROVISIONS MARKFr.-LIv ERPooI Sept.
2lCheese Dos per for the grades of American
Pine bacon, sos. per cwt. for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LivERPooI.. Sent. 81
Evening.sprs urpentine 43s. per cwt Taow, tSs AS.
I'd per cwI
7uE COTTON MOVEMENT.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 81 1871.
Arrived. From. Date of Sriling, No. OF Bales.
Steamer Manhattan New York Sept s....,..,,.. 6l3
seamerW ashngon New York Sept 9........... a1
Steamer Batavia New York...... Sept 9....... 500
Ship L. Dinmoek New Orleans August
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A.-GentIemen's silk Hats Seven Dollars.
wARNOCK CO., SIG Broadway.
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GERMANY.

Arrival Of the New British Ambassador at Der :.
lima Snow Storm in East Prussia.
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| GcntIemen's Felt Hate, In Every style, al
moderate prices WARNOCK CO, 5l9 Broadway
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d, The Wilson shuttle sewing Mechine-ThO
best and cheapest first class machines the price
from Si5 to 500 eau paYmenss Saesroo 70 BsoAdway
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ITALY.

The Celebration Of the Anniversary Of thu Occu.
patton Of Rome-Scenes Around the
Quirinal-No Disturbances.
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Our 81 Dress Nni.
Examined
Compareii
,. Buzz
WARWICK a CO., $40 Broadway.
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DENMARK,
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Stringent Precautions Against the Cholera.
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TURKEY.
TElEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

Uni1nportant Changes in the Turkish Ministry
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NEW YORK CITY.


Senator Patterson left Washington, last
night, for this city, where he will meet
the other members or the Subj Committee
on Retrenchment, TO continue the investi-
CATION into the affairs OF the custom
houses.
The Chamber Of Commerce Committee
on the French relief fund held q meeting
on Tuesday afternoon. The Committee
were authorized to send one of their num-
ber to France, in accordance with sugges-
tions from DR.. Bellows, TO attend person
ally to, the, work Of distribution. The
store.ship and supply will be ready to sail
within ten days. Tho Navy Department
offers to place another sailing vessel at
the disposal of the Committee II required,
but unable to furnish q steamer. The
Committee appeal earnestly TO the public
TO come forward promptly with cash sub
scHptions, the necessity OF which Is made
daily more apparent by the constant accu.
mutation Of facts showing the increasing
destitution Of France.
The demonstration in honor Of the Fc
nian exiles to-day in Brooklyn was one Of
the finest that has taken place for many
years. The exiles have received an invi.
tation from the municipal authorities OF
Washington offering the hospitalities Of
the city during the carnival. They have
accepted the invitation and will attend In
q body.
The Broadway widening repeal bill,
which passed the Senate yesterday, was
conCurred in by the Assembly to-day and
goes to tho Governor for his signature.
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PERGLs OF SLEEPNd CARs.-Thc late
railroad accident on the Hudson River
railway adds further evidence to the great
insecurity oftho system oI sleeping cars
now in use. The passenger who travels
In one Of these cars Is to oil purposes as
tightly sealed In his compartment as is ar
oyster in his shell Experience has proven
the extreme danger attendant upon ira,
Yelling In these cars In the winter time
Tor the luckless passenger caught therein
Is exposed, In case of accident, not only
10 the ordinary perils arising from snCh
occasions, but, worse still, to the conse.
quence of fire, arising from the oyerturn'
Ing OF tho stove-an event which, by the
way, almost invariably follows upon q
railroad crash. OF late years the most
terrible disasters upon our railroads have
involved the destruction Of sleeping.
cars" by fire, and with them the death o.
their imprisoned OccupantS,-Wa Washington
nIlriOt
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

Gen, schenck was at Cincinnati yester-
day, ...l,E ~
The Thornton Hotel at Mansfield, o.,
was burned yesterday morning. ~
Archbishop Purcell has received n
letter from the Pope acknowledging the
receipt Of q communication, in which he
signifies and Processes with sincere heart
and flllness Of faith his adhesion to the
dogmatic constitution published in the
fourth session OF the Vatican Council,
The Pope expresses great satisfaction vt
the testimony OF faith and sacredOtal feel
Ing conveyed in the letter Of the Arch
bishop, the more since It completely re.
flutes the evil reports which the ncwspa.
pers have circulated against him.
The Monongahela Mt Pittsburgh last
evening, was A ieet7 2 inches and falling,
The St. Charles was expected to leave
last night for Cincinnati
The Mechanics Cotton Mills Of Swift,
Crukner & Co., at Petersburg, Va, were
totally destroyed by fire Wednesday
night, Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
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HopEpALE, o., Feb. 10, 1871


Editor Whseling Intelligencer:
DEAR SIN: BY the act Of incorporation
Of the Wheeling & Toledo Railroad Com
pany, as reported by the press, we notice
that the county Of jefferson Is left out
This does not correspond with the rcsolu.
tion, as passed ut the meeting of your cit.
izens, held on 'Jaturday evening, January
2Sth: '' '
"ReUlred, That the projected railroad
from the city of Wheeling or some point
in the vicinity, to the northwest, through
the counties Of Belmont, Jefferson, Harri'
son, TuscarawAs, &c" ...
II 1t Is intentional that such should be
the case, then so lar as the Committee OF
Hopedaie and the several COMMITTEES
along the line are concerned, feel that al
their labor Is lost Our hopes that Wheel
ing would hold herself neutral and let the
matter be decided by o full, fair and i'm
partial investigation, Is very much i'm
paired, and Of course We would not fee
that Wheeling has any interest with us,
and that our people have lost the interest
they wished to secure, and therefore our
future course must be directed TO another
channel. ..., ,l..,.
We are informed by letters OF your
committee OF correspondence, however,
that such Is not the case, and that the city
of Wheeling or It's citizens arc not com.
mitted to any particular route. II so we
wish the matter corrected by the proper
authorities. Justice to the committees
appointed by the citizens interested in the
Northern route require that this matter
be made plain to them. They have no
objections 10 tho rivalry Of the various
competing lines. Yours truly, Fl.
Sec. q. u. Committee.
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MYSTERIOUS NoIsE.-About O'Clock
on Saturday afternoon strange noise
was heard in the air-a sound like the
rumbling Of train Of cars. The noise
was noticed by people in Barnesville and
as far south as Monroe county, 1t appear
ed to come from d northerly direction
There were rumOrs that Branson's Mill
near Flushing, had exploded It's boilers
but VIC can get no positive confirmation
Of the news. The noise was heard also Ai
Antrim and Fairvicw, still in u northern
direction, which would seem TO dissipatt
the idea ofa boiler explosion to the cas
producing 1t. 1t Is probable that mete
0ric stone exploded, as the sound was
similar TO that which occurred when the
stones fell at New Concord, u few year.
ago. .......,
P.S.-A dispatch from Belmont says
the noise was caused by q powder ball thai
they exploded near East Richland, at .
circular fox hunt, for closing in lines
BarnsuilIe EnterpriSe.
We presume the noise referred to in tht
foregoing was occasioned by the running
Of trains on the air line railroad describ
cd in the following:
From the M. Vernon (0.) Bdnntr.
Some time before his death, the late
Robert Ewalt was returning home tc
Mt. Vernon, in the dusk Of the evening
on the Delaware road, on foot, and wher
hereached the "whitc bridge" about amilt
west Of the town, he heard the Shril
whistle Of locomotive accompanied
by that peculiar rattling noise tha
always heralds an approaching trair
OF cars. IIe was startled by thC
sounds, and more especially from tht
fact that he was partially deaf ant
could only hear the whistle Of a locomo
tive and the noise Of II train when very
close TO him. lie suddenly paused ant
looked around him, but saw nothing un
usual; but the sounds becoming more dis
tinct, he looked up, and very clearly be'
held u train Of cars passing through tho
air ut q remarkable speed, going in tho
direction Of Mt Vernon. The train was
crowded with passengers who up
peared TO he Us happy MS birds or
the wing, and waved their handkerchiels
TO Mr.. Ewalt from the windows ms they
passed by him. Mr. e. hastened home
and related what he saw to his tamily,and
rs the vision gave him great trouble, hii
family endeavored to persuade him thai
he was mistaken, and that he should give
himself no uneasiness on the subject. Blu
he declared he cOuld not be mistaken
that he was wide awake, and that his
mind was clear and his body free from
sickness at the time. tr r- n
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News from Mr. seward.
SAN FRANcrsco, February 1,

SAN FRANCIsCo, February 10.
The steamship Great Republic; from
China and Japan, has just arrived.
On the 18th Of January MGssrs. Dallas
aud King, employed ps teachersin o. IJa-
panese College, were attacked dt Yeldo
aud cut down with swords, not fatally,
but frightfully injured. The Nssailants
escaped. '1.'lsIi u = ehlEL = ~. /.
Mf. Seward left Hong Kong for si6ga:
pore, holding u reception first at the
American Consulate, atNlloh be inadela
speech, commenting Al length On the
course pursued by our people. towards
China, and intlmating that We must be
prepared to be Just towards the people Of
that country before demanding IN Cxten.
sion ofgcommrciell privileges and falal
tipns. He thought the future lof ,Jhpdl,
assured, and considered the condition ol
affairs in the empire Of China rs not more
discouraging than those of Japan did eight
years since. He returned thanks for tho
cohrteslCs shown him by the natives and
foreigners alike IN NIL parts Of both en-.
pireS, His health Is improved.
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Fitting Out Government Vessels to
Garry Provisions to France.
A.. Ara.... 1n.l....n... IN
New YoRK, February 10.

An order was received yesterday at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard, from the Secretary
of the Navy, to fit out with all dispatch q
United States supply ship Of 547 tons; to
carry contributions to the suffering in.
habitauts of France. The Supply, u full
rugged ship Of considerable storage CO.
pacity and good rations, was only partial.
iy dismantled, being laid up on her return
from her last voyage as store ship to the
European squadron, and can now be made
ready for sel with but little loss OF time,
us she needs no special repairs. A swarm
of workmen were at once placed on board
10 complete the necessary work at the ear
liest possible moment. A detail compile.
ment crew Of eighty.threel men have
aleady been made on the Vermont. A
draft Of men has also been made
upon the receiving ship Vermont,
for the frigate Worcester, now fitting out
ut Boston to carry supplies to Havre. It
will be sent by rail, and will consist Of OF
men. There are now men enough on the
Vermont to man and supply the gunboat
Shawmut, and TO complete the Worccs'
'ter's complement. In order 10 man other
vessels recruiting must DO commenced
again.
The s. S. Pcrcirie, from Havrc, has ar
rived. ..a.
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New YORK, February 10.
Parties here who profess to be well ac-
quainted with all the schemes Of the San
Domingo annexationists, state that there
need be no anxiety about the Tennessee;
that she no doubt Is safely moored at San
Domingo City; but that all communica:
tion between the island and the United
States has been purpOsely cut oil soas to
prevent the newspaper correspondents on
board from forestalling the result Of the
voyage, and that Of the investigation, be-
fore the Commissioners official report has
been sent to Congress.
Admiral Lee Is believed to possess SC.
cret instructions to employ the vessels OF
the West India squadron for the purpose
Of forming Gordon around the Tennes-
see, and around the island, Il necessary, to
prevent the least scrap Of correspondence,
either Ia regard to the vessel or Ia regard
10 the Commissioners, to leave tho frigate
that took them from New York. The
Tennessee will no doubt bring the news
other own arrival out, and the Commits
sioners' report, 1t is confidently expected,
will be before Congress even before tile
close of the present session. The outrage
will then have been consummated before
even the newspaper men on board can
possibly have all their Investigations in
print.
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Arkansas Lesisla,nrc. IN

q Il
The Amianeles Little Rock special OF
yesterday, says q resolution has been in
troducedin the House reciting that judg-
ments TO the amount Of $4,000 have been
obtained on militia vouchers against the
State, through williul negligence of the
Attorney General directing the Auditor
to pay the same, and instructing tue com
miitee Of Impeachment investigating the
matter, II found as alleged, to prefer arti-
Cles Of impeachment. "a. lr
The Supreme Court overrules the dc,
murrer, case, the Lieut. Governor and two
Justices dissenting. This settles the qucs-
ton, and the Court adjourned TO Friday,
at which time the trial will proceed on
the facts OF the case, Immediately alter
the Court adjourned FOhief Justice vii.
shire resigned, and the Governor accepted
his resignation. a. u i1-l a'.
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Union League of America.
PnILADELrnIA. Febrnafl

PHILADELPHIA, CcuIuhlJ 4O'
Tho National Executive Committee Of
tho Union League of America, held a
meeting in this city today, at which se'
rics Of resolutions were presented favor
ing universal amnesty as soon as 1t can be
effected; endorsing the efforts which arc
being made throughout the Union to ele'
vate the workingmen by means OF labor
unions; favoring o judiCious reform in our
necessarics of life, that they may be i'm
ported free of tax, and calling upon thu
Republican party TO stand by the Admin
istration Of President Grant. Tho reso'
lutions were warmly discussed, and reIcr.
red to u committee consisting Of Governor
Geary, Governor Williams, William A,
Newell and Thomas G. Baker, with in
structions to embody the same In an I'D
dress to the people of, the United States
The Secretary was directed t. take mea'
sures to organize State Councils in Ken
lucky and other States. The Committee
adjourned to meet in Washington in April
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YoRK. February 10.


Gold opened firm at 1114al11s; do.
cllned to I'LL, on small amount bids at
treasury. The rates paid for carrying
were 3a5 per cent. Clearances, $43, 3,0O0,.
900. Governments, dull; new Cos and 67s
both sold down TO 1904, and were offered
at that, the whole government list closing
weak.
Stocks, market extremely dull, and in
tone barely steady, with the chief interest
in Vanderbilt stock, Northwestern pre-.
ferred, Ohio and Mississippi and Lake
Shore. jersey Central, active, selling up
to 4Ss. Union Pacific bonds arc very
steady. Money, easy at 5aG per cent.
Southern State bonds, on tho last call,
were firm. Sterling Exchange Bankers
bills, l00R,
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Missouri Lesislature.I To
ST. Louis, Feb. 10.

Tho House passed the concurrent TesO-
utiohCin reference 10 civilized Indians, In
habitants Of territory west Of Missouri
and Kansas, instructing our Senators and
requesting our representatives in ConSrEss
to secure, II possible, the enactment Of such
laws as will open said territory to free oc-
cupatlon and settlement Of citizens Of the
United States and the establishment 81 d
State government; also opposing the re.
cOgnilon Of tho pretended confederate
government, agreed upon by the several
tribes inhAOlii1g said territory IN DcSsqn- y gem
Der last. - ~ &C.,
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I /.
Proposed Reorganization Of the Brit.
,HlIGk tFa Arley'A uNAi


a Longon alspatcn says me principal
points oi oaruwells oiii ,l ON tie reorganiza
"s rOr5 y, SC ,LO WIN ,..oo os DFoasas
the session, arc that tho purchase system
will be abolished dnd promotions be made
by . igir system Ofseliority and selection.
The Horse Guards be removable 10 the war
Office, thereby yabahshinrl Dual poy-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-17

The Cincinnati Commercial suggests ii
Hon. BEN. WADE should not be at the
bottom Of the sea but should return In
safety from ban Domingo, how would he
do for the next Republican candidate fol
Governor Of OhioP "Thc honest old
heathcn," remarks the Commercial, is in
hale health, unimpaircd vigor of intellect
and out Of employment. The suggestion
Is a good one. F.,
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The Hudson River Disaster--.Still
Finding More Victims. p,.,,
POU1lIKEEPsIE, February l6.

VVN'1I1sF71s1 a7'17f Z UT s'77' @S'
The body of Lawrence Mooney was
grappled up ut tho wreck this afternoon
The top OF his head and one hand was
burned, but the rest Of the body was in a
good state Of preservation. The clothing
was saturated with oil. On the body was
found u gold watch and chain and Other
articles. Deceased parents were tele
gNphed for, and the body was taken tc
Ponghkeepsie in charge OF q undertaken
The divers will go down again tomorrow
to look for other bodies. LtT { 3
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CmiINd.-Five farmers from Noble
county, Ohio, started out on the East
bound train TO lookout for homes in West
Virginia. We learn from tho Commits.
sloner Of immigration that upward Of
twenty have reported themselves from
that vicinity since the middle Of January,
and many more arc to follow.-FdrksrS.
burn Times. rHn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-17

LEONARD CuoATE, the Ncwburyport
Fire Bug" pleaded guilty to the charge
of setting fire to church In that city, and
received his sentence unmoved. The
sentence was imprisonment for life athard
labor In the State Prison, ono day solitary
confinement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-17

Hoo Y.-Barracksville has an old
SOW thatrecently got into a side.hill corn.
field by swinging over the fence on a
grape vine, she gnawlng it off at the root
of tue tree for that purpose. The cum
ming beast carried the end up the hill, tool;
hold of it in her teeth, shut her eyes and
Let go ot the ground. The next place she
found herself was in the corn.fleld, When
the owner came along with his dogs, the
sow found to her cost that the rule
wouldn't work both ways, The West Tir-
ginian tells this story, and none can doubt
It's verify.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Februnry 10.
CoTToN - Steady; middling uplands
15tc.
grades.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and dropping; new
spring 81 52a1 "a; red amber 81 5Sa1 Gee.
Oats 86aG9c. Corn dull and heavy.
PRovIsIoNs-Larl unchanged.
EGGs-Unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-02-17

COLONEL L. NJ. YERoER, who murder.
cd Colonel Crane, in jackson, Miss, q III.
tlc moro than year ago, Is in VickSburg,
and Il Is reported that he Is making pre-.
parations TO begin the publication Of d
newspaper there He Is confident that he
never will be punished.
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TERMS OF 7HR WREKLY,


IT Is not what people eat, but what
they digest, that makes them strong. 1t
is not what they gain, but what they save,
that makes them rich. It Is not what
they read, but what they remember, that
makes them learned. Ii Is not what they
profess, but what they practice, that
makes them righteous. ''fe, - .t..