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Proceedings of Council.

APRIL %, 1888.
Council met at call of Mayor. Present, Nayor.
Recorder and Trustees, Darling, johnson and
VanGorder.
Messrs. C. r. Hunt ard r. W. Ratlis, Trus-
tees elect, presented themselves and took the
oath of Office.
Mayor reported that he had administered oath
of Office TO Miller Wilson, as Police officer.
jesse Day was aprOinteI a Police officer. in
place of John Wheatley, who failed to be quail
fled.
Thomas Mccormick was elected Street Com
missioner and a Fire Warden for The ensuing
year.
Mayor appointed Standing C,mmittees as
follows:
On Fire 1epartmeut-e. b. Darling aud R.
". Ratlif.
On Sid WaRs-J. C. johnson snd A. Van
Gorder.
On Put1e c,oune-c. Y. Hapgood and C. r.
Hunt.
On NOTES. adjourned ts Saturday evening.
Al ri 30th, at 8 O'Clock.
Attest G. y. HAPGooD.
Recorder.
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4 Snew Storm.

The weather which had been quite warR
during 4 part Of last week. suddenly changed
ON Friday evening, and on Saturday morning
the earth was covered with snow; the wind
blew a perfect gale through the day. and the
snow continued % fall until evening where 1t FELL
on northern exposure it was SOME five inches in
depth. although in most places it melted as fast
as it fell. On Saturday night ice was frozen Of
more than a fourth of an inch in thickness
Peach blossoms are injured somewhat, but do
not seem to be entirely killed.
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Found

The Conneaut Repcrser.: a note from a
subscriber in Wisconsin. dated April 10th. Gays
the body of the young girl who was missing
from Plainfeld last October, was found about
three miles from that place, on the bleak prairie.
a former resident of the south part of the county,
snd we believe BEIGBr was charged by his wife
with the abduction of this girl. Her name was
AMELIA DurcHEI, aud the lette- before us says
she was driven. by trouble, into insanity, and
wandered off and suffered starvation upon the
prairie-her body being fonnd upon a bleak
knoll. A corners verdict was rendered in ae-
eordanee with these facts
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An Old Subscriber

Mr.. Wu- Bard, of Liberty, called on US yes-
terday. to renew his subscription to the Ckroni-
ee,- having taken it about forty taco years. We
have a number on our list who have taken il
nearly as long. and the most of them are like
Mr. Bard, remembering the Printer at least once
n Year.
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WANTED

TO learn the Millinery Business, at
MRS. N. A. KINGS.
warren. March ~, - Main Street.
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LADIES, HOME MAGAziSE-Terns 50,
per year, 4 copies SIS. Published bv
r. S. Arthur & Co.. No. 1913 Walnut
Street Philadelphia.
The May number of this excellent
periodical is received. lis table IF con-
TENT, its numerous Patterns and Fashion
Plate, lis Engravings. Hints TO House
&c. all combine 10 make it a
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We are now opening > very choice stock OF NEY
ORLEANS I'D CLhsr SEGlRS.
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YOUTH AND

S@HsN Jusr PUBLISHED, the 2ith thousand.
.@EA=E and mai!cd in . sealed envelope. 10
AA@% any address, post paid, on receipt of
- three stamps.
MEDlCAL ESSAY ON TIE PHYSICAL EXHAUs-
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OF Spirits. Timidity, Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
and ImPediments to Marriage generally. are promptly
anu eIecta1lly cured BY the Authors novel and most
Invalid can regain n istine health without hayingrs
course to dangerous and eypensivem edisines.
From the london L~ancet.-.Thc best treatise ever
written on a subject Of vital importance 10 ali, well
worthy the Authors exalted reputation"
Address the Publishers: c. J. c. KLINE & Co., LIST
Avenue, cor. 18Th Street, Post Box 1856, New York CT
ty. March 20 ,59-3mos ia
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Warren. April 10. 1887. JOEL A"LEI
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN ,hal

~ The Clinton Lire Rail Road Comp.nv will MAJ.
application to the Court Of Cannon Pleas. vi,bia snd
for the Comfy OF Trumbuil. State of Ohio. at the jane
Term OF said Court. for an order OF said Coart To q
rect the error OF the Corporators Of said CLIFTON Line
Rail Road Company, to definitely fix in their Certif.
cate OF Organization the point of the Eastern terrinuS
Of said Rail Road at the Pennsylvania and Ohio state
line. in the Township OF Kinxmsn, in said County OF
Truubull; and also the Omission to name the County
Of Gesugs, as one Of the Counties through which said
Rail Road might pass.
By orfer OF the Board Of Directors Of said Rail Road
Company. BURLL BARNES.
Priest pro tenn. Of said Company.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS,
AtCleTeland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland. Co.
tumnns & cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and CIeye-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
NSolon' VITA Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
" Mantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
" Braeeville with Hacks for Newton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenyiue Mead.
vile. Bloomfield. Garfield, &c
p" Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle, Lowell
Poland and Enon Valley. and thence by ?. Fl. W.
& c. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb l6. 1882 CHAs. l.. RHODES SSpt.
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NTERESTINGTOFARMERS
" DATT,n QUIZ NrnrrED

= oNA6h OE1O MI W En- IS HOL
IL laid on the shelf; neither is it to be sHperced.
ed by other machines entirely. The Inventor and
Fatentee OF this machine. having disposed of his in
terest in the late firm of Ball, Autumn & Co has
erected large anil extensive establishment OF his own
IN this city, where he is extensively engaged in man.
uiaeturing for the coming harvest, this valuable liar.
Festsr. The machine as 1t 10 now being built. is got
up % quite a different style from machines Of the same
kind. herstofor- sold; making it to run much lighter
Tor the team, as we'll as to be more easily managed by
the operator. It has also one OF the best Rsapirg Al
taehments lie the world. Now the facts are siIanIy
these if sou want to get, this season. either a single
mower, or mower and reaper combined. and want one
embracing the new improvements, you had better not
contract for a machine. NATL y0H see what this on
OAiO .BeDsr looks ike nor. / have appointed vii.
liam D. spicer, OF Ellsworth, Mahoning Couhty, as
my general Agent for the Western Reserve, exceptiDr
one or two counties in the west part CT It. and Colum-
eiana County. Pr spieer is n practical farmer, AID
also a gentleman in whose statements the most inplie
It confidence can be placed. Those wishing to pro-
cure one Of these machines, and Who reside within the
bounds OF his Territory. can apply to him directly, and
he no doubt will he pleased to give any further infoY-
nation that may be desired. e. BALL
Canton ApriI fh lSEQ -2Z
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James G.Bs. ((Ls.

will he literally on hani. hut practically on his feet, t
attend with his usual promptness 10 the customers.
"a WORD TO Il WISE Is SUFFICIENT"
Bat when you pay the paper by the year, an ADVERTISE
wants to put in more. SO l must call attention to
sligh, enumeration of some OF the STOCK:
81 dozen sap Buckets aad Pals.
, Extra Large Tubs.
" Meal Selves.
: assorted GOulders Riddles.
100 Remington Gun Barrels.
50Tons ITOn-sll sizes.
200 Kegs assorted Nails.
ID do do Wheeling Nails. on hand and 20 arriy.
SO pair Ia IL u Eastern Springs
Pittsburgh Springs and Axels-in any q~1an,ity.
2o3 Sett Parker Blind Butts.
30 do Thimbls Skins-assorted.
eco do assorted Ground Wagon Box-s.
Muly MiII, Sash Mill. \ Cut, COM, Patent Tooth \
Cut. Building and Circular Saws.
SEQ lbs. Solid Box Vices
Largest Stock Joiner's Tools in Town.
Carpenters and Carriage Makers Patent Adjustable
Slaves
Ane's ShOTels and Spades.
2GcU Feet assorted Lead Pine
SASH. BLINDS II DOORS. Factory prices:
Warren, Feb. 90, 1859.
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EMPIRE
AND
HAT STORE.

T. NICHOLS, has Just received the
~. largest and best selected stock Of Clothing,
furnishing and Piece Goods. erbrousht to this mar
ket. consisting in part of the following: Overcoats,
Business, FrOck and Dress Coats. Pants. Vests Shirts
Of every style aud variety. Our piece goods are OF
the best grsdesand latest styles. By way Of showing
what can be done, l viii sell saiIs at th= fo.lowiag
price:
Ov.-co.t. frock coat, Pants. vest and hat, ell coed
substantial warm clothing, for 5000.
l would just say TO hose tha. want Clothing made
to o-der, that I hare secured the services OF
CAPT, JAMES RICHARDS,
Sho as n mechanic in his line. has no superior OF the
Reserve. h having been AZ the head Of one OF the most
fashionable Merchant Tailor shops in Troy, ". y
Cutting the FIRST thing in order. and warranted to 1t.
N.b. | au also agent for J. D. q 4. II Walkers
Factory Goods. such as Pulled Cloth. Satinet, Tweed.
t.annel. heavy sheets. stocking varn. &c. Io.i6
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Or e40 Acres for ss50.o0. in the State Of Missouri, in.
Gliding purchase money and fees. with title
direct from Government.
tTE are locating daily Of the Graduation Lands in
w the State mentioned, and having a surveyor con.
stantly in cur employ, We do not enter one piece Of
land but what he sees surveys and furnishes a minute
written description Of the same. which We warrant as
described The lands have not become graduated
owing to inferiority, hut owing to the time they have
been offered in market; for mach Of this land is infe-
rior 10 none in the s ate. Persons wishing any Of
these lands will obtain better entries by applying soon.
for they are being located very fast.
Owing to the great demand for these lands, the I2I.
cent grade OF good farming lands are mostly taken up,
6uI here arc as good tArming lands yet remaining in
the . cent grade as there are in the State.
We can yet enter the le!i: cent grade, bit not Of as
good quality for farming purposes
IL 800 acres of I2H cent lands for $1,000; or $40
acres for SI7O.00.
Land Warrants located. Taxes paid for non-resi-
dents. Collections made. Western Lands exchanged
and Titles to Western Lands examined and plats fur.
nisled.
God references given. For any further informa.
ton connected with the above, please call aad get ore
OF our circulars. or address
II. c. CROSS & Co..
Nos H0fCan'S Block, opposite the p. o..
Pc. Cox 1917. (mar. 9, t59-im.) Cleveland. o..
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SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS
A FRAGMENT NOTICE.

a Joel HaTl'y' PrG- Before AEOr Aheli.J J: P,
Holden A. T-,nn mr., OF Warren Township,
On the 9Th dag Of April, Iss9, said Justice issue ed an
Oruer o Atischnent in the above action for the sun Of
One Hundred and Pifty-6Ee Dollars and probable costs
Said ea.se is set for hearing ca eAe slst day Of Mar.
1859, at 9 O'Clock A. Al. ~
Warren. April u. Isaa-2r
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June Appointments.
II. TUBBS viii be in attendance


DR- H. TUBBS will be in attendance
- as foIlows:-
WARREN, National Hotel, Saturday. June 4h
kAvESSA, P~rentiss House, Tuesday. May 3IsE.
AsBTABrLA, Ashtabula House, Tuesday. Jure 7th.
For Consultation NPoR all diseases Of tie Threat,
LHHgS, Heart, Licer, Stomach, B01eiS, KiGaeys
and SPiesH. also, DroPsy. GrarsI. Rheumatism.
As-rOHsHesS- Debi6tE, Dyspepsia. Female Discs
81, agHs and terer, Ess, LsPErifies Of the Bt00G,
ErHPttSus,c Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
teTnal.
For soi.e ten years. DE-. TIES has devoted bis entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually a,
many OF whom had exhausted every other resource
within reach In 80 CASE AXE MINERAL OR orniR
PoIsoNs EMPLOYED, sOa DOES HK MAZE SICK TO HAEE
WELL OR rEAe Down TO HrILD Up AGAIN. The EIedl-
eines eau be taken with safety by the most delicate.
and patients may remain at home, and continue, With
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise. Nary
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope. the iEdisputa-
bic evidences of which can always he Furnished
tocsll, and may be assured that no announcements viii
be given or expenseineurred EiLhogt a corresponding
prosPestofreeeTeTy
The writer Of the following Ia, heep FOR t,ro ve,,.
Justice Of the Peace in Fremont, AID IS well know 70
the citizens generally.
BRONCHITIs-ITS W0RsF STAGES CURED
Mr. W. still resides in East Cleveland, is in vigorous
health, and ! living witness Of the perm=nence Of the
cure.
La. Trims. Sir.-When I frst commenced yop-
treatment, a feE months since. I was much debilitNed.
and suffering from severe pain in the side, shorrness
OF breath, weakness in the small Of the lack. night
sSeAts, restlessness, coughing aud expectcrstinz pre-
Iusely, often raising a pint of whitish substance IN a
single morning, took cold freqsentiy, anda soreness
and infamation Of the throat Of two years ~standiry
seemed increasing and extending down upon the lungs.
AZ times became SO dizzy as to fail. unless near soLS
OBJECT Of support BY use Of your medicine I was en-
trely relieved, and am nov as well and as strong a.
ever before in my life and am at work through all
kinks Of weather. and though som=timss wet. neiihrr
cough nor soreness OF throat have troubled me in tia
least Yours, respectfully.
JAMES s. WEIGH.
East Cleveland. Dec. IS, Is50. apr f3.
NEW MANTILLAS!!
WE have now on hand a splendid
W assortment OF Sill AID Lace MantiI4s. Also
Ii w ISL
White Crepe, White and Colored Stella. Tibet. BLACK
and a iSrge assortment OF Cheap Summer ShzEIs,
Shieh win e soN cheap for cash or ready ray.
PICK, Burn ELL < CO..
June 10, 81 No. 9 Market Street..
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n e w G O d ID 8

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AT WHOLESALE.
S. RAYMOND, & CO.,
1QS SUPERIORST.. CLEVELAND,
ICC Eve doors east of the Merchants Bank,
ARE NOW RECEIVING
50 Cases SeasOnahIe Prints;
Cases Printed Lawns;
Eases Manchester Ginchanis:
Gases Scotch Gingaams;
Cases Manchester Delaines;
Cases Challie DelaineS;
Cases Cotton P~antaloon Mixtures.
Cases Cotton Checks;
Cases Kentucky Jeans:
Cases Bleached sheetings;
Cases Colored Drilling-;
Cases Parasols, cheap;
Cases Umbrellas,
Cases Pins, and Hooks and Eyes;
Cases DENNIS and b. own Jeans:
Gases Coats Spool Thread;
Cases Assorted Skeir Thread;
Coses Brooks White and COlored Thread;
$50 Pieces Black and COlored Silks;
500 Pieces Black BroadclUths and C~assimeres;
% Pieces Black French Doeskins;
Pieces Black Mixed Satinets:
Pieces Brown and Cadet Mixed do;
Pieces Assorted C~assimeres and Jeans;
Pieces Dotted Swiss Muslin;
Pieces White BrilIiants. cheap;
Pieces White Goods, in full Assortment;
Gao Dozens Ladies' Cotton Hosiery;
$40 Dozens Ladies' Lisle GI.y.s:
50 DozcIS Ladies' Best Kid Gloves;
=UO Dozens Suspenders;
Dozens Ladies' Isle Gxuntiets;
Dozens Steel Skirt Hoops:
Dozens Black Lace Yigites;
Dozens Black Silk Yisittes. and
Almost everything in a Jobber's Stock together
with a large and iIll assortment Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which We oG,r at Wholesale on the most reasonable
terms.
.7LSO,
$50 Bales Brown shee:ings, with Cotton Bats. Get.
ton Yarn. Denims. Irvine. Ticks, &c, bought before
the recent advance. and will lie sold CHEAP for Cash,
:. RAYMOND * Gu.
Cleveland. March Both. Is5J-im.
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sECRErARY OF STATES orFIcEI

SECRETARY OF STATES oFFIcE.j
C~oLTSErs, o., April :. 1859.
I hereby certify that the foregoing joint Resolution
relative TO an Amendment to the Constituhon r
providing for Annual Sessions of the General q
Assembly" is a true cspy from the original roll \
on file IN this Office.
4. 2. RUSSELL.
Secretary Of State,
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NEW HILLINERY STORE

MRS. M. A. KING would respectfully
4tA invite the Lsdies of wsi reu and vicinity. to cali
atner new Millinery Store on Main Street. second door
north 81 the Post Office. where they will end the latest
stSles ef BeNNEfS. HATS. and a general assortment
OF CHOICE MILLINERY GOODS, which will be sold
ut prices TO suit the times.
Bleaching aud Trimming done on short notice.
Karren. March 2nh IS5n-.f
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Ne1 Orleans 1ailp Crescent.
sATURDAY MORNING. pEcEalBEn q. ~ g
Reaif, Browns " Secretary Of state.

foAlultphI aIofeSISG, DECEMBER 10, 1859,
Rca1f, Browns Secretary OF state,
We published paragraph few days ago from
an Austin CTexas) paper, referring to lecture
proposed to be given there by man named Realf,
and supposed that he was old Browns Secretary
Of State. .- -M
We see by letter in the Baltimore Sun, from
Pooleville, Maryland, that a man was arrested
there under suspicious circumstances, and that he
was supposed to be Reaf He made his escape
before he was lodged in jail. The writer Of the
letter says:
From subsequent developments, taken in con-
nection with what was elected on his examination
and with statements in Cooks confession in rela-
ton to him, there is hardly doubt but that the
arrested man is Richard Realf, described as Secre
tary Of State under the Provisional Government Of
old Brown.
The supposed culprit is about % years old is a
delicate build, but has on number of extra under
clothes TO increase his apparent size he il about
feet inches high, light hair, fair complexion, and
keen, restless eyes he speaks very fuently and
uses hne language, exceedingly cool and collected
when under examination, and very ready to meet
an questions propounded to him. Says he is an
tngiisunan. He is well educated, and admits he
was raised thorough abolitonist but processes to
have changed his views relating to slavery since
having opportunities of becoming familiar with the
| institution. From appearances he was doubtless
raised IN easy circumstances and in the upper
walks of life, bat shows plainly an indulgence in a
reckless, daring life. He wore leaden mixed
cashmere suit, and fashionable low crown tlrab
nat. He came from the direction of Washington
City, and has been since seen going that way.
A gentleman of this city, who knows Realf, in
forms us that his hair is quite dark, and that he is
not feet 8 inches in stature by at least or 8
inches. He is rather heavy in proportion to his
hight. Most probably Realf was in Austin at the
time the lecture alluded to above was advertised.
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Louisiana Intelligence


The Baton Rouge Advocate of Wednesday last
says:
Last night was one of the coolest nights ever
known in this State. At o'clock in the morning
the mercury was sixty-nine degrees, and at noon
there was a considerable Decline with rain and
high wind, which increased during the night to
gale. At O'Clock this morning the mercury was
twenty-five degrees above zero, showing fall of
near fifty degeees in twenty-four hours which is
remarkable, if not unprecedented We had cold
weather in January, 1852, and in February 1856,
and in January and November in the year 1857,
but last night was probably colder than at any
date except 10th January, 1852, when the mercury
marked sixteen degrees above zero in the CITY of
New Orleans. What effect this weather is to have
upon the cane remains to be seen. At 81 O'Clock
this morning it fell to twenty degrees.
The Pointe Coupee Democrat of the Sd inst.
says:
Sugar grinding is drawing to close. But few
now make graduated sugar, so much damage has
been done by the late frost The crop will be still
poorer than any one even anticipated.
We must except from the above those who have
had the foresight to windrow their cane prior to
the heavy frost Those planters will have saved
nearly their entire crops by that process.
The Ascension Acadian of Thursday last has the
following:
Night before last the wind shifted round. and
came with chilling blasts from the frozen regions.
The freeze has finished sugar making for this year.
Most of the sugar planters have finished rolling
and it is now safe to estimate the crop. We say
100000 hogsheads.
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LATER FROM NoRTHF IN MRxrC0
Battle Wear aneretaro and Dsfssf - tire
Liberals.

Tfy,er.fa
A.-...- -. q
From the Brownsville Flag Extra Of the I'd irst,
we extract the folloyri,,o i,,ts,;o,,a,.
n, $50
,nss. ven. Mramon met ten Degollado (others say
poniaaol ~ oat.ie, a me EstancIa de Las vs<as,
nsal ~ ana dcieatea MN totally and COM
XII u. II II nst men thas m0yeMent
mad been made by the Constitnt W Pnebfsy
;staI a W. ei q Mexlco, zen MIramon ime-
aiy aiter ms victory couHtermarched upon
aug oen. DoDlaao occupied himseH N re-
I;,e ~ seatlered forces 70 which ne reports
nr.s 70 % nave vel succeeded the hitter
gns. Vas severely wounded and en-
H. y, y = r. ken prisoner
co The praa s1s Nv u sislI Wat u
~. ing rIesidens o. one party and the Com
~ .h' o. me the whole
t n ,a'H slana armies y pltcned battle One Of
nS soses Ell bs very
many PRISONERS are taken fsome say two fhousandl
other has h;.s = hd and Bus the
IN No. ~. ha9 uninterrupted ssion OF
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FATAL AFFRAY.-We learn that an ARRAY occur
red at Hamilton, Harris county, on Tuesday even
ing last between the door-keeper of Everett's Ex-
young man named John Thomas Williams, in
which the former was killed, and the latter sup
posed to be MORALLY wounded. Our informant
states that the difficulty happened at the door of
the exhibition, and grew out of some remarks
him, whereupon Williams drew revolver and fred,
two of the shots entering the door-keeper's body,
causing his death in short time. As soon as Will
liams fred the door-keeper also drew revolver
and fired, four shots taking effect in the formers
breast and neck, and which, it is thought will ter
inmate fatally. columbus CAD Sun.
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BLACK Brown SyMrATnIzERs.-Und date of the
I'd inst, the New York correspondent of the
Charleston Courier writes:
Meeting were held to-day in both the white and
black churches, to commemorate the execution of
John Brown. In one of the negro churches, the
services We're of most extraordinary character
The building was completely crowded. mostly with
negroes, with only here and there sprinkling of
arhae noa,en. The reporters were the only white
men present. There were speeches, singing and
prayers. The latter strictly confined to three
minutes, so as to give all chance. The speakers
compared Brown to the Saviour, Moses, HWashing-
ton, Tell and Wallace. One "cullud" orator
would insist upon it that John Brown was the
brother of Jesus Christ!
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Cnors IN AMuE.-The Amte OIiss.) Democrat

CROPS IN AMITE.-The Amite Oiiss.) Democrat
of Wednesday last says:
The crops of this county are generally better
than was expected some time since. There has
been an average crop of cotton, but corn is scarce
and demanding large price. Although such is
the case now, we entertain fears as to there be-
ing suficiency for consumption, and it may be,
some to sell. The farmers will be more economi-
cal in the use of it, consuming less than is their
custom, in consequence of which We think they
will sell when they find out they have enough, and
that too, at Il reduced price. We have heard a
number of influential farmers Of this county express
this opinion and entirely concur in it, for we can
see no reason whatever to the contrary.