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3„- 3TAY 8, 18C9.
NO. 95.
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daughter, receive andria;
we take the news:
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all at-Indians
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master at Valad Advices fro, tempts to make havefeiledt -Jos. HolmesT Virginia Convention was Monday by John Marshall.
Several appointments of , assessors and collectors are expected in a few days. "
The Virginia election will beheld as soon as a new registry ha3 been completed by Gen. Canby.
The London Times is very severe on Sumner for his speech on the Alabama claims.
Gov. Geary, heading a delegation of the Union League of Philadelphia, had a long interview with Gen. Grant Tuesday.
The Democrats carried the recent municipal election in M;idison, Ind., by 267 majority.
Both the Cubans and Spanish seem exceedingly quiet. There have been no successes lately on either side. Another negro has been appointed
Dostmaster at Savannah.
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hours at the Treasury from nine to
. The Boston Post says : “ Grant has made_a thousand appointments. The number of his disappointments is set down at one hundred thousand.”
It is an offense punishable with,, fourteen years imprisonment, or trans-/.'■	.
portation, for a clergyman in Englaadj'■ to marry a couple <>ft«i’'n6on of any V: day- without a special license. ^
A Toledo paper mentions a young •
Indian there who considers himself in	-	.
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full dress when he has a red flannel ‘ string aroundhis nock, ^	^	.
To lauds in South' Carolina will "5^1'.-.j.-3d to actual settlers on five years’"
The iron clad Lissa, just launched • as by the Austrian naval authorities, the largest vship ever launched in tho Adriatic. ■ Her engines are 1000	.
horse power, and; -she-' will be
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young minister whose reputationr^^^^p^ .^ for .veracity was not very good, oncen ventured to differ with an old doctor of divinity as to the efficacy of the use '■ of the rod. “ Why,” said he, “ the ( ^ only time my father ever whipped me it was for telling the truth.” “Well,” retorted the doctor, “ it cured you of it, didn’t it ? ”	.	■
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