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DIED.

KAsLEY. - On Monday, Auguit ., 1916, at
twenty minutes before nine O'clock P. NJ, JOnS T.,
infant son Of Thomas and Mary Rasley.
Funeral from the residence Of lis parents, 100
MCCoIlOCh street, Tomorrow "wednesday al 10
o'clock A. N. IntermCnt at Greenwood Friends
Of the family invited to attend. o
NEWLAND.-on Sunday, AuguSts, 1875, JOIIN
NEwLASD, In the 7ilh year Of his age
Funeral at2 pm. to-day (FrIlay) IntcraCnt
at CaldwGll's Run Cemetery, Friends Of the FAM
lily arc invited to attend, o
SHRIVER,-on sunday, August slh, 1875, at
6'i5 p. NJ, EI2A HAY MCELIIRilAS SHRlvRR, con-
sort oil Col. J, S, Shriver, In her list year
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs. EfiiiS NJ,
Russell, Tuesday August 10Th, at 10 o'clock a, NJ,
Friends Of the family respectfully Invited to attend
Hacks will leave Mcclure House at o'clock In
tCrment at Greenwood,
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but his first interview with the Pope was
so stormy that the Cardinal took TO
his bed, and shortly died, 1t is said,
from the effect Of his contumacy. Car.
dinal Barrilli, warned by this event,
said, u will keep my opinions to myself"
The Council was subjected to a complete
system Of Jesuit espionage, and upon
every prelale OF eminence some Jesuit
agent was fastened. Jesuit influence has
equally effected all the recent sittings Of
the ConsistOry, and the nominations Of
Bishops, Many Of the English Bishops
sent the strongest possible remonstranCe
to the Pope against the elevation OF
Manning 10 the Cardinalate; and the cleo
ton was secured by the Jesuit influence,
SO that Manning is pledged to do all IN
his power to bring about their ends. me
Jesnits are thus de facto the Catholic
Church, since the white Pope Plus IN Is
but the instrument OF the black Pope
Father Beckx. Wherever the Jesuits
are attacked, precisely the same results
will follow that Bismarck began to ex'
periencc' three years ago, when he COM
menCed his antl-Jesuit CAlAPui6h' ANSS
considerations are important for the
statesmen in those countries in which
Inc inevitable contest has begun,
or IS about to begin. 1t is doubtful
whether, If the Pope died tomorrow, an
Ultramontane or Jesuit successor would
follow. Cardinal Franchi, with Jesuit
tendencies, believes that he would be
elected. The Jesuits have led Manning
to believe that he has the best chance.
Should a new batch Of Cardinals be GRE
ated, the Jesuit influence will then so de:
Cidedly predominant that the election OF
Jesuit Pope will be inevitable, and that
will be the beginning Of the end. Should
any other than an Italian be elected, an
open schism OF the non-Jesuit Italian
Cardinals is not an improbable event, In
that case fierce domestic war in every
household proiessedly Catholic would
ensue. The Jesuits declare that they
look with hope to England. Sincere aud
humble Christians Of all pcrsuasions also
look to England, hoping to find her, ms
heretofore, the champion Of intellectual,
moral and religions lie and light.
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OUR BRAXTON LETTER.
Tho Village Of Salt Lick bridge
Attractive EnVirOnS and Nice
People,


BnAxroN, c. H., July 81, 1873
Editors lntGllIgcnCer,
We occasionally see in the columns OF
your Daily and Weekly u letter from
your sprightly correspondent in The
Kanawha district, in which Compli-
mentary reference is made to our town,
for which, Of course, We Of Sutton feel
much obliged. The village is not much
known to song or story, and yet in the
salient features OF desirable village life
few places in tho State will compare
iaVorably with the little town Of Salt Lick
Bridge and its environs. Situated in The
heart Of fertile and picturesque valley,
rich in grain and pasturage, dotted with
neat cottages, shoOl houses and churches,
1t is the center Of considerable trade in
stock and merchandise. Were itnot that
where frequent ablutions are necessary
there should be nm abundance OF wafer,
Salt Lick Bridge would be romantic
locality in which to anchor down our
NoMADIC STATE CAPITAL.
Many prominent men dwell in the
vicinity OF this charming little town,
among whom we may mention Major w.
D. RollysOn, G. Il. Singleton, Hon. D, $.
Squires, Mayor Crevin Berry, Allen Her.
ry, Esq, and DR.. John D. Rhea, represent.
Ing every shade Of political opinion OK
tant In this country, and even In this day
and generation. 0fcOurSe Salt Lick can
not lay exclusive claims to such cos
mopolitOn state Of opinion, only that
here II seems TO be more marked and
more concentrated, 80 to speak, than in
most places of its population.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
ILia generally conceded that from this
vicinity will he selected our county
Superintendent Of schools, the choice OF
the people being apparently narrowed
down to Maj. Rollyson and DR.. Rlea.
This however, may be premature ex-
preston Of opinion on my part, since
neither Of the gentlemen have as yet In.
dictated willingness to serve. The Sc.
lection will, It Is thought, be made mat.
ter Of merit and capacity, rather than
Of political preference or party. atlilia.
ton, which is surely right move in the
right direction.
THE CROPS
Corn in this county looks we'll, consld-
ering the disadvantages Of the weather,
which has rendered II impossible to keep
down the weeds and grass. We have had
but three or four dry days in month,
The wheat crop is buddy damaged, oats
are in worse condition, while meadows
could not be touched without loss, and are
damaging still further for want Of cut
ting.
Surrounding counties are in u similar
condition, and cannot be depended on in
case OF emergency.
Favorable weather in the near future
will secure an abundant corn crop, and
guarantee vitality at least in both man
and beast for another year, for which we
shall attempt to be thankful In due season.
A NEW PAPER.
We understand that Ellis $. Hyer Of
this place, proposes within short time
to start weekly newspaper. Judging
by the Job work which comes from Flyers
Office, we may assume that his paper will
be crcditable sheet geographically at
least. We wish him abundant success in
his enterprise, aS good paper is badly
needed here.
More anon. w,
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80 cases Concentrated Lye.
100 Matches.
barrels GRrrOtps 9nuth.
80 boxes GarTelpB Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Nader Print.
800 Indigo spanllh Float,
% barrels Chip lOgwo0d.
Al LATGHLIN BROS. 4 co.'s
80 pounds ChlOrOiOrm.
10 Bromide Potassium,
% Colonel,
Is IOllle Potash.
$50 Fluid Extracts, TillenS,
10 +" Solid Extracts, do.
26O bottles Sugar Coated fills,
At LAUGHLN BROS. CO.'S
Is dozen BAKERS Cod Liver oil,
q Halls Lung BalRm.
% Jaynes ExpCciOTant,
% Ayers Cherry PeCtOrRl,
1000 EsCncCs-CinnamOn, &c.
600 RatemRn Drops
800 GodiTey's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Al LAUGllLlN BROS, 4 CO.'S
1900 pounds Grain Pepper Singapore,
600 " Cloves.
900 /" Alsplco.
200 u Nutmegs-tl Government,
600 ~ Cream Tartar, pure and choice,
COO u Mustard, In cans and In bulk
600 u Ground Ginger, East InllaI lamaih
CoI'S GGlalInC, Arrow Root Taploa and s,go
oC29 AtLAuGllLlN BROS, al CO.'S
100 ounces Quininc, Powers 4 WClghlman'L
10 SulphatO MOFphla.
60 Nitrate Silver.
60 HtryClnla. ,,,. ,,..
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Our West they have a minister who has
nCtually Just declined the degree Of Doc.
tor Of Divinity. OF course he came
from Chicago. lie refuses II because It is
tinseriptural, being in conflict with the
Divine command not to be called rabbi
or Masters" because 1t is unrCpublicOn,
and tending to create an aristocracy
among the clergy. lie would be willing
even 10 sec the title Reverend abolished,
which he calls "the thin end of the wedge,
the thick end Of which is--Pope.D
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TRUsTEEs SALE,

by virtue Of deed Of trust made by John JOna
aud Mary L. Jones his wife, to mo, dated the 18Th
day Of July 1914 and Of record ~ tho office Of the
Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Hook No, 4, pages 49,
aud 1856, shall offer for Sale al public auction al
the front door q the Court House Of said county
In the city Of Wheeling, on
SATURDAY, the ilIh day Of September, 1875,
BEGINNING al 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following proper.
~ Situate In said city that Is to say; Lot number
ID tWenty -slx 1907 lying and sltuate In John Nc
Lures addition 10 the city Of Wheeling and In that
part Of said city known as tho Fl1t Ward, tOgGth-
or with all and singular the Improvements and ap'
plrtenancCs thereto belonging,
TERMS OP SALR-One-tllTi cash In hand, or al
much more In cash Us the purchaser may choose 10
pay, Rnd the residue In equal lnstallmenis at Si3,
twelve and eighteen months with interest al The
rate Of SIX per cent PER RnnuI from the day oil sale
tho deferred lnstalmGnts and interest 10 10 secured
upon the property sold. Title believed COOL, hut
selling rs trustee shall convey only such title as Ii
vested In INC by said deed Of trust
auto LEWIS 8. JORDAN, Trustee.
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SAM CARY told the unterriIicd at Jack
son, Ohio, on Thursday, that we never
had better article Of money in this
country than the green backs, and that
the talk about gold being the natural cur
rency OF tho world was all folderol. lie
also used the Ohio river rs an illustration
Of hIs financial doctrine. "Last year"
he said, "thc river was contracted, and
there was not enough to move the crops;
now II is overaowing everything, and
there is too much Of It. But we want
just money enough in the channel Of BIZ.
SinesS to carry our crops. We are not for
too much, but must have enough"
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,


StOnbCnvill0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1875 a, MI
departs 500 p, nj. This train during the day passes
backward and forward between Martins Ferry and
Bellaire, stopping when required at sherman House.
RtnRville, West Wheeling aud Gravel Hill.
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OUR HANCOCK CORRESPOND.
ENCE.
The CrOpS-Dan Mayhem ReCOg.
IIlLed tlS u NlIIFucrer-IIancOCIt
not for Initiation.

FAfRvtEw, August o.
Editors intClllgencr:
Last week the farmers succeeded 10y
dint OF hard labor between showers) In
getting up the most Of their grain. The
half Of the hay is still out, considerably
damaged by rain and grasshoppers. Oats,
from their twisted and tangled condition,
have proved tedious Job.
Sheriff Wilson received telegram
from Pittsburgh officers, Saturday, re.
Questing him to hold on to Dan Mayhew
on n charge Of murder. Two men came
Saturday evening, claiming to be reIa.
tives Of the murdered party. They at
once recognized Daniel as the man who
some eight years since killed n man In
Williamspoft, Pa, by hitting him with
briCkbat. They left, saying they would
return this week with the necessary IA.
pcrs for his transfer to Pennsylvania.
The financial middle still continues,
and many disagree as to the cause and
remedy. The theory Of Rise.tp viii.
lam Is open to many criticisms, both from
principle and experience. but expert.
encc is The best instructor on this, "a on
every topic, and Judging from the last
ten years, we are reminded that an
increase in the volume OF currency, has
been the means by which the present
state Of things has been brought about.
The increase being made In a time Of
necessity, and answering the purpose for
time, but business being based on this
increased capital, behold the result in
failures, in political listrust and general
depression. Would not the same result
follow expansion now Even granting
that II would relieve the country for lhe
present, would not reaction be sure 10
follow? But enough Of our cruel opinions
on nsubiect which engages the attention
Of the wiSest statesmen. We believe The
people Of Hancock are not in favor Of
Initiation, but rather tetrenChment and
reform, in high us well as low places, 10.
gether with economy and industry.
Brick,
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Amid Tho Spreading Branches"
GENERAL ORDERS
GOVERNING THE
English Lutheran Excursion,
10 Washington, Pa, Thursday. Aug, IL,

No, l.-I.-Al Scholars aud Teachers Of large
room will secure their tickets and further jniOTnl-
ton from John II, 2eVely, Superintendent, 1891
Market street, Tickets for oil members Of the
School over y years, 2Sci under y years, l0c,
II. The scholars Of tho "JeWel" Department will
receive their tickets on Monday and Tuesday eyen-
ingS, at the house Of Miss Mary Robertson teacher,
l0I Nineteenth street.
III. Persons outside the sChOOl desiring to aC-
company the excursion, and willing to obey all
orders and regulations can secure tickets at Adams
Stores, John W, IIGiSkells Book House, and ". Va
Stencil Works PRICRs-Round trip, 81; children
under 70 years, round trip, 25c.
". In order 10 secure sufficient cars the com.
mittC6 desire 10 know by Tuesday evening, II pos
SiblV, the number needed.
V. Special train will stop al all points along the
route where persons desire 10 get on when said lnr
Is RdggedOr notice sent to committee.
BY order Of (aul0 COMMITTEE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauahIIn's Infant Cordial,

The child'scurC when teething-to relieve inham.
nation Of tho Gums 10 allay InGaSineSs, to quiet
Collie Palms, TO promote Sleep, tOCllTO Summer Com.
plant. This We consider one Of the most valuable
remedies to 10 kept In the family when the chill.
drcn are cutting their teeth. We arc selling thou.
sanls Of bottles, and have 10 hear the hBl person
say Il Is not all we rccOmmend II to lie.
MOTHERS, have you Iiekly, te,ihirg babe that
TURNS tho HOURS Of NIGHT (wlen YOU 10 long for
rest) Into one LONG, WEARY DAYTIME Of WORRI.
MINT and CARE2 Cry Cry CFy-Rll day and all
night long2 II you have, Ii6sn 10 reason, hn con.
WINGED, heSitdls no lOngeT-a PEW drops Of INPAET
CORDIAL and your child Will 10 rACiPIRD, and
SWEET, REFRESHING SLEEP will take the place Of
wAKEFUL SUFFERING. Procure at once bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and
LAUGlIflN BROS. 4 CO., Proprieton,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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Man Killed Al GRAFTON.
WRAFT
RlIlnrN InlnlllgencNfi

-. VHHFIVNI NWKWNI W
BlitoN intelllgencefi
Mr.. Atomic Cole, who was stabbed here
yesterday by Archibald Ward, died a few
moments since from the wound. Ward
was arrested andcommitted to Jail. Coles
age is about thirty. He was unmarried,
Ward is only about eighteen. w,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-07-17

Judge Fishers appeal to the President to
retain him in the Office Of Attorney for the Dis
trlct of Columbia has been unavailing The Trea-
sury Department, the Post Office Department
and the War Department united with mem.
bers of the Bar and other citizens of Washing
ton 10 request for bis removal. Among other
things, it was urged against him that be had
appointed his son as bis assistant, and that the
son was unfit for the place. There was gen.
eral complaint of a lack Of vigor in the prose
cution of offenders against the law. Attorney
General Plerrepont requested Judge Fisher to
resign, but has not rendered his resignation.
ii. II. Wells, formerly Governor of this State
under military rule, has been appointed to sue
coed him, and his commission will be imme-
dlately forwarded to Long Branch for the Pres
ident's signature.
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LITTELL's LIVING AGE The numbers O.
The Living Age for July 10th and 18th, con
tain William Blake, from the Cornhil Maya
zine; an instalment of the Convent of Sa1
Marco, from Macmillan; Parts and IL o.
The Dilemma" from Blackwood an install
ment Of German Home Life, Sea Studies, By
j. A. Froude, and Peasant Lite 10 North Ita
", from Fraser; Thomas Love Peacock, from
the New Quarterly Review; A Trip into the
interior OF Fornosa, a Geographical Dav
Dream, and Sir John Lubbock on Bees and
Ants, from the Spectator; with the conclusion
Of Miss Angel, by Miss Tbackeray, 40 instaI.
meot Of Fated to be Free, by Jean IDgeloW,
and the usual choice poetry and miscellany.
A new volume began July 1st. With fifty.
two numbers, Of sixty -four large pages each,
(aggreSating over 5000 pages year, the sub
scription price 1881 is low; or still better, for
$40 50 any one Of the American 81 monthlies
or weekies is sent with The Living Age for a
year, both stpsid. Litte & Gay, Boston,
Publishers.
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A semi-oficlal statement is made from Wash
iogton to the effect that there is no foundation
to the rumor originating 10 New York, that the
U. s., England and Germany were cooper.
sting for the settlement of the Cuban question.
Neither Great Britain nor Germany has hinted
at such movement. Since the failure in 1869
OF the United States and Spain to agree upon
basis having for its object the cessation of the
war in Cuba, no similar overtures have been
made by the United States.
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--"7"--7- -"l|"---l--- :
C-9.f.iL Cfs.n.uERCE.

Arrivs!s-Bosts NJ NJ Lewis, Ii G Flapp, JAS
Dayton, L uhler, VIM Gregory, ,hn BRAD
burn and Long, to American Coal Co; II
Gerdecia1 and II Davis, to Maryland Coat
60; Il A Gsrre't, pSrk a,gnew, Lilly Lemon,
. . pt;rG1yer'ck ana W Wo"lis, to Hampshire
hertins, to Blaen Avon Coal CO.. w K Shaw.
to Georges Creek Coal and Iron 60; W Young,
to Sinclair s Agnew.
Departures Chss Whrstley, & E Por-
tor, l. B Agaew, Mary Mack, Samuel Lloyd, j
Mouse, David Stewart Thos Lsnnon, Ed Bsv.r
hecnsbites, Shpley L Boush. Robt Emmett, Il
Flagg, j Swift and DR. Vi VI Lewis.
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A Lady's Eynerience in China,

Arrived III Canton ,,oon obtained an intro
ductop TO the chief taCliies of the city, and 10
due time was introduced to the ladies Of nu-
nerous households So:aetlmes it was 90 easy
matter 10 uDeaTth TIC adies--so many dark
passages, closets, chapels, fish ponds, bridges,
Corridors CT flower pots. was often fam to at
tach myself TO some feminine servant or child,
to be conveyed TO where the bead wife held her
Caurt--u>ualy 10 large hall or veraHda, un-
les she chaucsd TO be asleep in cupboard.
Once 10 the presence c. the mandariu's wife,
| was received with tie politeness Of a we'll
bred gentewoman, placed on the seat of honor,
which resembles an EugtlSh dcboard witt the
legs Gu; short, aud pecullarl y uncomfortable TO
cit upon, aud immediately entertained With tea
ana sTcetmeats
There was 10 awkward surprise or embar-
raSSment eVnced at my uneyp= cted visit II |
bad dropped from the noou 1t would have been
the same; they would Lave received me with
| the same placldty. { was stranger and a
guest, aud, although never c0oliy reserved or
distant, We always ended by becoming quite
| intlmate friends. Chi-ese ladies are not vet
civilized euongh to display company manners"
aud when, a. We became better acquainted, |
! displayed all my eneT2 for their delectation,
they did DOT attempt &C conceal their surprise
| o'H oA4 Icy Couu uuutEstdUu
the complication Of ENDS, bows, strings, frioges
and buttons which adorned my dress-ends
which We're not TO be tied, and buttons which
we're 20, to button. Put what shocked them
was the waist and definition OF the figure conse
| quent vi on enclrcIlng =.
| They Consider this custom Of ours as outraging
both modesty and heath. By little ruse
cot The better OF thec, for Chinese are very
much smaller women than Europeans, i've feet
being more than the average height; conse-
quentIy fastened M cincture easily round any
vi them, except Que pEUgy old lady, who pulled
aud gasped, aud declared she Was being sufo.
Gated while We tugged ct the clasp. The variety
AUD shape OF my garments were a source of
marvel 10 them, aud the number matter OF
contcupt (yet / haG ouy thirty FIVE, the
smallest number lac7 can appear dressed 10. J
Ny jewelry they invariably pronounced bad
gold; tor the Chinese Csc the pure ore, without
alloy, aud their ornaments have that tender,
beautiful color known Is virgin gold. Never
thcicss, they had all the 'woman's fancy" for
trying on, and it vas curious spectacle TO
behold score of ChDese women each sporting
some article Of European attire, laughing and
enjoying the fun with the vivaciry of children.
ludeed, many OF Their humber, although mar.
Tied women, were little more than children
Tor the Chinese women marry so young that
they have scarcely Iets off playing wiki dolls
bet"re they have baby to dande; aud then
surely their trouble begins
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On Wednesday night last, Mrs. James T.
Latts of New York city. formerly Of South
Carolina, died at the supper table at the ALE
ghaDy Springs, Of heart disease. Mrs l.. al
the time of her death, was engaged 10 eating
supper, her tVo sons Oh either side of her al
the table, whea she suddenly fell over into tho
lap Of one oc them and died instantly. she
was about 6ftv years Of age.
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III AlSIsIED.

At the residence of the brides father, in Lex
Ington. Ny; on Tuesday evening, the .9:h OF
June lel3 by Rev. pr Reed, Mr.. STEPHEN
W " RnV u ,ormerly of Leesburg to Miss
Kentucky. s'''''
On the evening of the 18th of June, at the
bride home, near Mt. Pleasant in Frederick
county, Nd, by Rev. y j. Richardson, Mir.
W. SCOTT DOWNEY, of Loudoun ceun,v,
va 3 ano Miss LAURA j. COLLINS, OF Mary
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toNFEDEnAT MONUMENT IN WESrvopp.
LAND = ha .adtcs Of cstmurrlaDd- are ALI
at work raising funds with which to erect a
MouuInent IN h"nor Of the boys in GRAY
from that Comfy who fell under The 1ay Of The
S:arS and BaIs. Last Tuesday " * the
Memorial Association CAV, an old fashioned
Frgiola dinner at Oak Grove. it night a
c'nccrt took place under the au<pice, Of the
Eureka Y iarette oil Richmord, assisted bv
Misses \: 5: and B. b B~owa aud Miss B.
Cotton, OF King George county ; Miss l. Lea
OF Baltimore, Nd. and the Westmore|and
Quartette. Although severe storm set in
prior to the concert, that as we'll as the dinner
Was well pa'IonIzed and handsome sum was
realized. % Thursday the ladies' served a0oth
er 0ountltul repast At 'Stralford," the birth.
place Of Robert + Lee-after which the Eure-
kas gave concert 10 the large reception room
OF the grand old homestead. 4 &c crowd was
10 attendance King George, Richmond. and
Westmoreaud counties DOT onlv being we'll rem
resented, but Baltimore city, Nd, and Rich
moDd city, Va. At the conclusion of the con
cert Mr.. +, L. Beale delivered feeling and an.
proprlste add ress Rev. W. W. Walker, Cen.
f. l.. 1. Beale aud Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, who
were expected to be present, we're unable 70
attend. Fredericksburg HeraM.
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The French Assembly yesterday passed the
Public PoWers bill by vote OF $50 to 80 nays,
and resolved to pass to second readiog the
bill relating . the election Of Senators. 4 re-
solution Was also adopted to discuss the budget
Oh Monday, ADD then adjourn TO November
Both. The left endeavored to secure postpone
ment of the ADJOURNMENT until after the discus,
sion OF the budget and the election of the Sena-
tors but we're defeated.
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IsA ED.

Rev. MES GARNETT died at his real
u Iac IN Culpeper county, on last Monday, the
Eth instant. Mr. Garnet was in his Oath resr
For more than sixty years he had been preach
er OF the Gospel. He was very useful man,
and held in high esteem by al who knew him.
In hiddlsburg, Va, ut the residence of her
son-ln; aw, Col; l.: Chancellor, on the lst of
July; Mira ELIZABETH SMITH, wife of the
late Hugh Smith, in her 73d wear.