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What Henry ward Beecher He
lieyer.

BALTIMORE, January l2.-The Rev.
Mr.. Morrison, editor OF the PreSbyteTtGn
Be<kly, has received letter from the
Rev Henry Ward Beecher saying thst
hi. religious sentiments have been misre.
ported, and that for twenty-five years be
has preached the truth oil the insplrSilor
OF the sacred Scriptures, the existence d
government OF Gcd, the doctrines OF the
Trinity, the divinity of Christ IS avery
God, the universal sinfulness of man,
the atoLen ent OF Christ, the doctrine OF
u chan ge Of heart, the ettiCscIous infu.
euce Of the Holy Spirit in regeners-
ton, and the doctrine Of retributIon both
here srd hereafter. Mr.. Beecher says:
Ny working synpatnies 20 with the
evangelical orthoGoI ministry. refuse
= be held 70 consistency with any dog
matte system o; theology OF the past.
sm with Calvin and against CALVIN;
| am with ArmInICs and sgslnst Ar
minus | sm With Episcopacy and
sgsiust Episcopscy; l an with the
Roman Church and sgsins: tiny OBJ
jec, being not TO build or defend any
system 0i theology or gorsrHneTL tu: 10
bring men near 10 God snd build them
up in holiness of lIie )"
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lhstri,pius Strike.

BosToN, January l2-The HeTaLd
ssYs OF the shoe tsctory troubles IN Lynn,
that :he Crispins $: the headquarters lsst
night which were crowded, unanimously
voted 70 stand Snd die in the ditch
Monday morning VII! witness nesr the
who.e city OF strike, e. isr s. the shoe
business i. concerned. The firm OF Z. ,.
SSeeiser drew up = petition tor TIE work
meu 10 sign this morning. rerouIclng the
CrispIn orgs1IEat3on scd The board OF
arbitration, o. Le would throw q his
belts tonight. They replied: Throw OF
and be dsmre1,T and sent word 70 the
CrIssin head9 usrters that they were
Gholdirg the fort" The city marshal
has removed all the arms from the
srmories. There are lS9 shoe uAnu!ae-
turing firms IA the city, and j. tour-attas
shut down 1870 10 1900 people viii be
thrown out Of employment The Crls-
pms were engaged ali forenoon IN get
ling out price list ~ their uliimstun.
but il will nov Be Unnecessary.
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HeartIess D+sertion Of An ENpcctant
Bride at the Altar.

RICMHMoND, VA, January l2.-ln 8
comfortable cottage on the main street o!
Stephensville, in King and Queen county,
Virginia, lives Rev. Thomas Pesrman,
pastor OF the Stephensville Methodist
Church, and with him lives Al adopted
daughter, Mary. She istwenty years old,
intelligent, buxom, and altogether lovely,
and it is said that last summer, at
Allegheny Springs, she plighted her troth
to Msjor A. L. Blsckmsn, of this
city. The Major paid regular visits
to the cottage in Stephensvilie ell
the fsi and winter, and the
twain were 10 have been welded yester.
day At her home. The bridesmaids were
on hand, and everything was made
ready ior the hsppy occasion. SIX
o'clock ". WAS the hour appointed, but
al SIX ro bridegroom came; seven clock
and 30 Msior BlscSmsni eight o'clock,
nine o'clock, midnight, and no .tltIngs.
The expectsnt BRIDE was hesrt-strIcken,
and the greatest excitement was rife IN
Rev. Pesrmsn's household. The gay de-
ceiver had no. put in al appearance up
TO this afternoon, sn1 il is reported here
that he eloped last night TO New York
With Petersburg widow o. means.
The SlephensvIlle boys threaten to lynch
Blsckmsn if he ever turns up IN the
Stephensyille neighoorhood.
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NoTwITHsrANDIEG the great rehg-
ious revival which hiss been going on st
Parkersburg Tor many weeks, snd which
seemed to have absorbed all interest
down there, we learn that the people
found time 10 hold IS large and enthusi.
astic Green back meeting on Friday
evening last. We are told that General
). +. CAKY addressed the meeting for
nearly three hours, and held the large
audience spellbound by his irresistible
logic and eloquence, 1t was the largest
snd most enthusiastic audience that las
assembled in ParEersburg since the Fall
Of 1876
Parkersburs Is on the right track, and
We are glad to see it working IN such
desd earnest Religion ana greenbscks
are good tor this world and the former,
Tor The world 20 come.
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WEST VIRGINIA COMMISSIONERS
TO PARIS.

On the Recommendation Of Governor
MAraEws, the President hiss appointed
Hon. J. \. CAMDEN snd Col. *. NJ.
DELAPLAlx, IS honorary commissioners
from this State, 70 attend the Paris EI-
posjtion. We do not know OF two gen.
tlemen in the State who sre better able
TO perform tie srduoGs duties OF the posi-
iion ST their own expense, than the two
named. A little surprise has been eH.
pressed that The Governor did not see IL
t. recommend the accomplished Mr..
EAULxNER, whose eminent fitness for
the position Is recognized BY every other
citizen o! the State, as one Of the comm's-
sioners Mr.. FAULKSER WAS resident
OF Paris for several years
in sd exalted official capacity,
which brought him in coutsci With lesd-
ing representatives. Of the principal ns-
tions Of the earth, and is IS thoroughly
converssnt with the resources OF West
Virginia, snd can present them in 81 able
manner IS sny other citizsn. We do not
know that Mr.. FAULKNER would have
accepted the position, bu! beiug = gentle.
msn Of liberal means, rare culture and
large experience, having the develop
uent Of the virgin resources Of the State
.t heart, we have taken IL for granted he
would.
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Marine.

New YORK January l2.-The British
brig Florence May, from Baltimore for
Perusmbuco, has put into 81. Thomas.
having lost her mate and two seamen
The vessel and csrgo are badly damaged.
PoRT EADs, January l2.-Arrivei- .
Steamer st. LOUIS and ship Lizzie Pur.
rill, Liverpool.
NEW YORK. January lS.-Arrived-
Steamer Switzerland, Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN, January l3.-Arriyed
Steamer Pennsylvsnis, from Philsdel.
phis.
LONDON, January l2.-Stesmer Wis.
consin, Abyssinis and Italy arrived out
BALTIMORE, Jsnusry l2.-Arriyed
Steamer Sardinia, Liverpool.
NEW YORK, January l2.-Arrivei
Steamer Hermen, Bremen.
BALTIMORE, January l2.---Arriyed-
Steamship Ohio, Bremen.
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WEwlll be obliged to the Charleston
Courier if it will be little more specific
when /. refers to Wheeling people and
Wheeling papers. On several occasions
the Courier has, in referring to some
mean fling ot some one of the Wheeling
papers. attributed the meannCss TO "the
Wheeling papers" without qualification.
In the cs,e Of Col. j. BERNARD PErToS,
only portion OF the Wheeling press
ever even referred to the transaction,
and nlne-tenths Of the people of Wheel
in :" unqusld,dly condemned the one or
two papers tbs; sought TO make a sensa-
tion out Of it. 1t Was regarded as 81 at
temp, % msnutsc:ur5 very !arge
mountain without even having little
mo!e-hIil a. n o.ncstiun.
W. .upp,,e the editor Of the Courier
don't know it, b.t there are some very
goot sor, of people IN Wheeling. 1t
might sdd to h.s peace of mind If be
could. IN some way or other, get
know ledge Of this fact into bis head.
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Texas Border Raids

ST. LOUIS, January ia dispatch
from Houston says: Gov. Hubbard hss
written q three. column letter to Pres
ident Hayes on border affairs. BE goes
into details of the causes of the Mexican
raids, and gives history of the same for
the last twenty years, including Cartins's
capture OF Brownsville in 1859. The
Governors specific charges are:
l. 1t has been depredstory war.
2. That custom house officials have
been murdered, custom houses taken and
robbed, postofices rihed and burned, hun
dreds OF citizens killed and some tortured.
VIM. McMshon, for instance, had his
legs cut off and was forced TO walk
on the stumps. Murdoch was chained
to harrow placed on him, snd he was
burned while in his owR house within
five miles of Corpus Christi; women had
been made prisoners snd subjected to
treatment too horrible to mention.
8. Millions OF dollars worth OF pro-
perty have been taken from Texas own.
ers, carried 10 Mexico and sold in pubic
markets.
4. Mexico has furnisL.d an asylum for
robbers and place OF deposit for their
stolen goods.
5. The Mexican government has been
notified many times by ours OF the eIls-
tence Of these evils, but she has not
restrained her citizens and she refuses 70
permit us to break up the hostile bands
which commit the atrocities, and has
declared 81 attempt to do 50 cause for
var.
8. She has refused to execute the sI-
tradition treaty by not surrenderlng the
rsders, who were themselves enemies OF
mankind by breaking the jail Of Starr
county, releasing the prisoners there
from and wsntonly woundIng our peace
officers, and by turning loose fugitIves
under indictment for murder in Texas,
and regularly demanded by our Com.
missioner Of extrsdltion.
I. She has afforded an asylum u tn"
Indians, and permitted them to use her
territory to set on foot expeditions to In
wade the United States, and to wage saw
age warfare upon the people Of Texas, ln-
GLIDING within its scope every age and
sex; children bsye be, cap uredfn Texas,
carried into Mexico and held rs slaves.
Governor Hubbard asserts that Texas
does not want war, but simply protection
from Mexican violence. He charges that
the San Elizsrio mob, who shot Howard,
Mcbride and Atkinson 10 death, was
composed largely OF Mexican citizens.
Tae Governor recites the horrible masss
ere, and says that Mexico should make
amends Tor the crimes committee BY her
citizens.
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Hell.

From Bishop Ksin's Organ, the Catholic
Mirror.
The illustrlous convert and oratorian,
Father Faber, whose works Gall 10.
Jesus" "At the Foot of the Cross,
"Growth in Holiness" "The Blessed Sac
rament," ETC., have had large sale, died
in 1868. A short time before his death,
he concluded the last sermon but one,
which he ever preached, with the follow
ing words:
The devils worst and most fatal pre-
psration for the coming OF Antichrlst is
the ,osdkening Of mans belief IN the eter-
nal punishment Were they the last
words that / might ever say TO you.
nothing should l wish to say to you with
more emphasis than this-thst, next to
the thought 0f the Precious Blood, there
is no thought in all your faith more pre-
cious or more useful for you than the
thought OF eternal punishment.
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p,,.,aIef,ie,or EmmanueL

RoME, January l3-The funeral Of
King Victor Emmanuel tAsss Plsce next
Tursdsy, aId the remains Will b. dePos
tied IN the PanIheoH. The Chapter Of
the Church has declared that II wIll feel
honorsd by g. sacred trust. The sccie-
slAstical Agibor.iss, by the Pope's order
have removed Gil the difficulties 10 co.,
nsction with the celebration o. the iunef-
8. The clergy have seeD suihorizsd =
s,erd. and the Erchoi;hOps OF upper
It, nave been ordered 70 celebrste the
reg..em masses.
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French ,AnaIrs.

PARIS, January l3.-N. Rsspall va
buried in the cemetery Of Per La
Chsise this afternoon. II Is estimated
that one hundred thousand persons were
present. NO disturbance occurred. NJ.
Louis Blanc delivered the OrstIon a. The
grave.
The second ballots we're held to-day
tor three members OF the rsris hubicI-
pal Council, and resulted 10 the election
Of the Republican csndidstes This cleo
tian completes the Council, which 'tAnds
70 Republicans and 1 Conservative.
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billiard Tournament

NEW ORLEAss, January l2-In the
billiard tournament third game, Ru'
doIph defeated Dion. Score, Rudolph.
COO; Dion. AL Rudolph's average, IS:
Dion :, 10 2l-45. Largest runs, Rudolph.
rs, 81; Dion, 100, So
The fourth game resulted; Sexton 600;
Rudolph 293; the average, Sexton 20
Rudoi ph 81; largest runs Sexton %, $50,
lSO; RutoIpa ll3. Dion snd Slosson
plsy 10 morrow
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export Trade Convention Post tponrsi

PITTsBuEGH, Janusry l2-The meet
lng OF the National Convention OF the
United States Export Trade, which ~ss
10 have been held At Washington. ID. c..
January I'D, has been postpored until
February loLb. Many OF the CONNER
cinl Board Of the country don't hold
their regular meetings until too late m
the month TO appoint delegates, and In
order to give all interested ample time
the committee o, arrangements have
decided that il is best 10 extend the time
ot meeting.
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The Standing Committees ofthe House
Of Representatives at Columbus, have
been announced. The Belmont members
are disposed of as follows:
ALEXANDER, Chairman of the Com
mittee on Finance, snd on the Judiciary
Committee, the ;wo most important COM
mittees OF the House.
DASFoRD, on Agriculture, and on the
Committee on Unfinished Business.
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The Iqts!L,geHesr, referring to the
RKGIsr4Rs connection OF the name Of
Col. K. NJ. DELAPLAIN with the Con-
gressiJnsl canvass, says it is "suthorized'
to say "thst the intimstions Of the RkG-
IsrEs on this head are wholly unauthor-
lied" Thsts SO. The REGIsTER Is not
Col. DxLAPLAIN's organ snd does not
pretend TO speak by his authority. L!
only gave currency 10 natural suPposi-
ton, the Colonel having been s promi-
pent sspirsnI tor s seat IN Congress cniy
wear snd half ago. By the wsy,
while the HlteLiigeneer has its hand in,
will it inform us whether We sre 10 wade
through = Congressional campaign this
summer without having the Illuminating
countensnce Of the Colonel SIS bescon
hight, IS it were, TO guide our weary way?
In other words, is il authorized 10 ssy
tbs, the handsome Colonel Is not can
didste Tor Congress? The people, whose
organ the REGISTER Is, Will want TO
krow, you know.
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weather Indications.

WAsHsOTor, January Il, N
For the Tenn ossee and Ohio Valley
rising barometer, cooler north and wet
wind,, cloudy and snowy, followed by
clear weather.
For the Lower Lakes, falling, poe.
sibly followed by rising barometer, sOuth
shifting ~ north and west winds, and
cloudy weather. with rain 0r STOW.
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Aerere Enrihauake.

PAKANA, JsbuAry l2.-CbscbsPoyss,
the capital Of the Amazon, Was Tisi.sd
by an earthquake, which csmolsaid sew
ere houses and damaged many more.
Fortunately there was no lOss OF life.
The walls swAying 70 and fro, TIE groaa-
ing Of roof, the nose Of A.lIng tiles, the
xslls c-sckinz and throwing out clouds
OF dust, combined VIII the shr1sks,
groAbs snd desperation Of the agoal1sd
inhA5I,sru, made :right!ul scene. Cal
lio, also, experienced . severe shock o.
earthquake, 61I 10 damage Sss done
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Ex.Queen Isabella.

LONDON, January IA Psris cor.
respondent telegrsphs that eI-Q1een
Isabella, who, it was stated, would not
be permitted 10 return 20 Spain on
account of her srtion IN connection with
the expulsion o: Don Carlos from France.
insists upon attending the marriage OF
King Alfonso. her 500, snd the Spanish
sm bass sdor ST Paris Is compelled TO re-.
sort to numberless petty precautions and
strategies 70 prevent her from carrying
out her intentions The marriage OF
King AIfspso and Princess Aerce1es l.
Low fixed Tor February "a.
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Died.

BALTIMORE, January l2-Judge John
L. franklin, eI.Congressman. died ycs.
terdAy.
NEw YoEK, January l3.-Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Mccormick, mother OF er.Goyornor
Mccormick, American COmmi.sioner TO
the PAri Exposition, died q. her home
IN Jamaica, Long Island, last evening.
Aged siItY-sII
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Big Pie la London.

LONDON, january l2.--Ono OF the
largest fires tbst hA, occurred here IN
many years u now raging on Friday snd
Waiting streets. The Bra origlnsted IN
the Earehouse OF Croker, Son, il Co,
c.lIco printers, 81 TO 81 Waiting strss,
The whole block WAS At one time thraatsn-
I'd, but the fire - now believed " b,
nnder control. The lOss by the frs
was over SlO,OOOOy.
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v.rnunitioss forTarkey.

NV HAyEs, CoSS., January Ia
4 steamer arrived today for cargo o.
Arms ard ammunition for the Tarklsh
government AbOibsr steamer laden
slth zsr ,asisrlsl, valued si $500 COO,
hss b~en II the Soand ior the pas. foGT-
ten dsys waiting orders 70 sAi iSr Con-
sAu.irople, craving il the nsaEiiDe
$50 day dsm7rrAys-
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Cattle Burned.

TERRE HAUTE, January lS.--About
O'Clock this evening one of the largest
cattle sheds in the stock ysrds of FAIR.
banks dIstlllery, caught 6re from loose
hsy, and WAS destroyed. The building
contained 800 Texas and Colorado cstt 10.
the property OF Isssc WeIall X Co, of
the stock yards IN Chicago. Three hun.
dred OF them, worth $40 each. were
burned They were partially insured.
The loss on tho building and hay IL
$1,000 The sheds are the property Of
II Huffman, and were partially insured
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Y.xo,,us Reduction Of whisk, Tax.

CHICAGO, January l3.-All TIE DIS
t,I,ers In hi. internAl revenue dIstric; 70
dsy adopted TIE 50 called Clnein nsa "a
ola,iou ,AyIng the reduction Of tsx on
high ~ires 10 no. eIceezing 80 cents OF
the gallon. J Pratt, editor o: the SPtTIf
or TIE Vine Trade, Ess sppoInted 70 con-
fer with the Committee on Wsys sns
Means in their benAI, and present srga-
-nsnts For this reduction.
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Railroad Topic. over at Washington

From Saturday Evenings Reporter.
On Friday there were several impor
tsnt railroad conferences in this town
between representatives of the various
roads centerIng st this place.
President Hayes of the Castle Shannon
was On hand watching the movements
of the other companies on the checker
board. ready TO take hand at any favor.
able turn.
The agents of the Hempfeld or Bslti.
more and Ohio were not unlnterested
lockers Cd. but were watching the pro-
gress of affairs very closely.
The principal game was between the
w. 81 w. and the Charters rosd-the
stake being an outlet without cost on the
part of the former and the securement
OF the Greene county traffic by
the latter. The CHARTERS COM
pany proposed to extend their
track to the loot Of Main street, passing
under the Hempfeld, where it is trestled,
and up through the Fair Grounds, and
put down third rail for the use OF the
Narrow Gauge trains; TO allow the latter
lue uec vi utpOki SS'S
engine house, &c, without cost to the
w. Il w. Company, except rental OF
five hundred dollars per snnumi the work
to be completed within sixty days. and
power given 70 snnul the contract At any
time after six months notice. This
proposition will DO submitted 20 the
Board OF Directors of the w. Il w. Mar
row Gauge Company st their meeting on
the 18th inst.
1t is $50 probable that favorable
proposition will be made by the Hemp
field to the Directors; and we hope TO see
the Narrow Gauge connected with both
the Old roads. This will secure It's nde-
pendence.
The forthcoming report OF the Presl.
dent of ths road will show the Company
in better financial condition than al
most any other new road OF equal length
IN the country. Ne.hing but the most
stupid msmansgement hereafter can
take the road out of the hands OF the
original stockholders.
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Rexolutiop In San Domingo.

san DoNIsGo CITY, Decen Der III
TIE revolution n the LoTiheru pfoSihcee
CONTINUES. The insurgents have tlrroana-
ed Porto Plato, Santiago and LAngA-
The whole mercantile community L II
danger Of being ruined /; appears 'hsi
eI.President Coo EAl7s s leading the
revolution
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f,rcat 0ti STRIKE.

PrrTsBUEsH, January IA dsps:ch
from Pe,ro.IA 20 ibs AsSocia,sd Press Of
ihh city, ssys that s L Tsyi0r q Co,
struck 4 new well on tie simon Wilss
farm to-dsy, IN Ire Goor well territory,
which Sowing over thoasAnd barrsls.
l. opxES up q large tract 0; nsw t1rri-
.1yE.
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THr Republicans Of the Ohio Legisl.-

Tx Republicans Of the Ohio Legssls-
turs respectfully decline oomplImenting
Senate, MATHEWS by casting thsir votes
for him in opposition TO Mr.. PsNDLx.
TON. Mr.. MATHEWS is President HAYES
nearest friend.
After taking twelve ballots on the sub
ject, the Republican members concluded
TO vote for Mr.. Blank for Senstor- Its
got to be blank party sll over the
country.
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SEw YoEE, January l2-Ssv, come.
from WeldeD, North CsroliBs, that j.
l. Browm. colporLsur, And q negro .t-
lend.nt, we're droEed. yesterday, by the
sin KING VI their bat while crossing the
Roanoke ryer during = frssho,. The
bOIes Of Bibles were saved.
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o,.a.t,,.. q, "a. silver BiIL

BCYJALo. January ls.-Ai meeting
o!iks b4bKr5 :O-1Ay It sas unEnino2sly
resolved 70 co-opersts With the banks Of
New York. Z E8sh seas0G - they may
lake n oppsing The Blshd aiysr ball
nos bssOys The Ssnsis.
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wAYNEsDUKG, PA.
Probable Murder ofArcbie Seals.

Probable Murder OF Archie Seals.
PITTsBURGH, January l2.-About ~
years ago, Archie Seals, q wild and some.
what reckless young man, left our neigh
boring town of Wsynesburg, Pa, for
parts unknown. He finally wandered to
far off Texas, and settled down in ranch
in Clay county, where he became the
possessor of section of land and engaged
largely in the cattle trade, and is nnder'
stood to have accumulated much wealth
thereby. Having brought drove TO
Chicago and disposed of them there,
it is believed for cash, he con-
cluded to visit his old home
in Greene county, and enjoy its
society and hospitality for season. Ac-
cordingly about two weeks ago Archie
appeared once more in Wsynesburg, and
registered at the DOwney House. He
was understood to have plenty Of money
about his person, and was q liberal.
hearted, generous fellow, and IN the
meantime took pleasure trip to fitts-
burgh and back with some of his lady
relatives and other friends, defrsying the
entire expenses OF the party. The next
morning after his return TO Wsynes-
burg he left the hotel, stating that he
was going to visit his father, several
miles out of town. He did not reach his
fathers, however, sBd when the facts be-
came known the most intense excitement
prevailed, and still prevails, In and about
Waynesburg. Foul plsy Is suspected.
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Fatal Duel.

SAVANNAH, January l2-Robert
FIshburne and Ws!lar ). Harley, Of
Wslierboro, ;. c. fought s duel nesr
this city his afternoon. The weapons Used
were reyolvers. Harley Sss shO! IN the
sbtomrn $, the hrs; FIRE and will Gle.
Fshburus hss fed. TIE parties are
bruthers-iu-lsw snd lawyers
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TEESTos, n. j, January l2-The
Stsls saving bank known . Freeze.
bank, stopped payment to-day. Tho
bsr Ask, the fDFbesrancss Of the deposI.
tors few days tail they can di,poss Of
some securities.