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lHroErANr IRON JarAN Refusal 10 Rg-
Fl nf =. =. Trrl.-A los-,r ia the Rot
terdam tourant. ot July 10th from ia
pan. saws that in consequence OF "a mi>uu-
dcr-tau'uug with tpu-Ultigu.ral Harris.
the Japanese Government now refuses 10
send Commissioners 10 Washington To- cv-
change the ratification of it, trastv with
the nlted States. The London Times
confirms tu" statement. The letter saws
| that four American ships arrived al Kan
agawa Tor the purpose OF trade on the
9th oi March, though that port was not
/ To be open. according to the treaty. until
/ tn" fourth OF July last. il adds.
Mr.. Townsend Harris. the American
/ 'on-ul'ieueral AT ~imoda. on receipt oi
/ this information. left immediately for
/ Veto. with two American steamers. then
| on visit to Simoda. and instead Of or.
! dering those merchant vessels to leave
| that port, a- was his duty. Lc applied "a
! the Council Of State for permission to al
low these merchant -hip- 10 trade i'm an
! tIcipatlon Of the treaty-even strongly in
sisted upon compliance after the request
/ had been refused 10y the Council of State
! The Council, however. persisted in its.ro
iusal, and desired Mr. Harris to immadi
atcly order those merchant ships away.
The Japanese Government felt VERY
much displeased with this act of III,
Consul General; the more so, a he ha,
promised that no American shin not ever
a man-ot-war, should visit the Bay of jed,
before the treaty goes into effect. In con
sequence Of this. the japanese Govern
ment has changed it, mind i'm regard t,
sending Commissioners to Washington {,
exchange the ratification of the treaty.
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administrator.
Sent = 1879 4S-6w
Word to the Discouraged.

WOfU 10 TIC DlNCOufaSeU.
nR. ANDRUS offers. in all cases of Consump-
IL non and Nervous Debility, ScrOfua, and all
Rheumatic and MeTcura Affections, Diseases OF the
Hip and SPINE. Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel nropsy,
etc, a safe and speedy cure-Fcmale Weaknesses
suppression. Irregularities, and all Diseases Of the
Womb, Structures in the Uretha. Fistula and Piles
remedies without the of instruments or handbags
After twenty years Of personal and professional cX-
peuence. hc can state that no person in the world
cure those diseases with mineral or vegetable
medicine alone. lie uses no mineral medicine. His
remedies luxury for all. lthe sick we and
enable the most dehiiated 10 enjoy great perfcc-
ton Of health while taking medicine. aS any peri
cd Of their lives. Or ANBRUs the great. the original
inventor and founder of ideas in the practice OF
medlCIue-od fogySm and flnaticism Of sixty centu-
RES annihllated-terrIhc explosion Of pills and pow
dcrS. roots and herbs and caustic catapla~m-. He
can be consulted 10y letter, by addressing IN HENRY
ANDRUs New-Orleans, La and medicine will be for
warded by mail free Of charge, for trial. to any post
Office in the Union.
NCfC-OriedEN Sept &. 1859. asst
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CALIFORNIA ELEcrIoNs.-The election in
California takes place on the sth inst.
Tomorrow. Two members of Congress.
a Governor. Treasurer and other state
officers. are 10 be rhn.en.
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IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES

The curative efficacy Of these remedies has been
proved superior 10 an other methods and systems Of
medication in all other countries where they have
been tued-every disease, malady, and com plant in
cdental TO the various climates Of the eaath have
yielded readily TO the wonderful efficacy Of Railways
Ready Relief Regulating Pills. and RenOyatng Resell
vent after the skill and experience of the most emf
neut physicians have been exerted in vain.
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SAINT 0RD'S
FAMILY
CATHARTIC PILLS,

COMPOUNDED PROM
pure vegetable Extracts, and put up 1n
GLASS CASES, AIR Tight, and Will keep
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PRICE THREE DIMES.
The LIVER Inv1GOratOr and Family Ca.
thartie Plils are re.Aied By Druggss generally ana
5. T, w. SANFORD, MD.
-. Manufacturer and Proprietor.
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unchecked whenever recourse not had 10 the
READY RELIEF and the REGULATING PuIs: but wherey-
or these medicines administered, It's progress
was promptly arrested. OF these facts we have au-
thoritatIye proof from Canada, Nova Scotia, New
foundand. and the Eastern States. u may be said
that this testimony is nothing new. but SIMPLY con
ffmst0rv Of what was known before in relation to
the abs0lute control exercised by these remedies
over epidemic and contagious distemper-. Il was
the same in the Asatic Cholera Of ls4S-ls45-lo5}-
1853. Wherever this terrible plague made its APP
pearance. 10 resisted all methods Of medication OF
ply sIciaus, and only successfully arrested ana
su6dued hy RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AND REG
I-I.ATINt, Pills
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WHOLESALE AGENTS:
JNo, WRIGHT & c..
SCONIL a MEAD and Nsw-Orlea.A
SNME & PRuNAN
Feb. /, 1859. is-1v
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John ]. McRAE

hENntEATIr CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS, sra
DISTRICT, MISSISSIPPI,
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FATAL AFFRAY.-A fatal atiray took
place in HopkinsviIle, XIV, on the 2d inst.
between Capt. james Jackson and Mr..
W. W. Weston. Pistols We're drawn. and
Mr.. Weston was Shot and instantly killed.
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: thartlc PILL hGRen-
. which the proprietor has
: than twenty yeAra.
! demand hom those who
I and the sAtlafAction which
! use, has induced me 70 phase
: that different CathArtics acs
bowels.
THARTIC PILL
this well established fAct
! variety Of the pureut vege-
4 Alike on every part Of he
: good and safe In AL cas-
needed, such - De-
4 stOm &C h, SIeepl-
Back and LOlna.
and Soreness over
from sudden cold, WHICH
end In . long course Of Fe-
ute, aCreeplng SEN
= the body, Re6flenas
Weightln the head.
4 Diseases, Worms Ia
Rheumatism, Q great
and many diseases 70 which
10 mention IN this Ahvartfaa-
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PEsTTLENcEs AND PLAQUES.

In the terrible yellow Fever visitation Of ls'5-t,
and S-by which the population Of several southern
cities and towns were decmated, and some districts
almost OVERWHELMINGLY READY RELIEF
and REGULATING PILLS, were proved 70 he posi-
NV" ruTatlyeS and preycn'Ives. Letters rom Fhy~-
oans. Statesmen eminent JUrists from the injected
districts, certifying TO the miraculous efficacy Of these
remedies. a- pTeyentiyee and curatIves, Of Yellow
Fever and other malignant Fcvcrs Incidental to the
southern Stato-, have been published.
Uh1TT and rhnerec Ra,trr's Really Relief and
rms hare tcn pai against mn infectious contagious
H1iG1 the Ines # the patients hare uniformly been
sHret An exception to tins rule cannot be found
not 1Hc. ON the other hand, of the Yellow Fever pa
uents treated ia the "usual way" when we were
last ecoUrged with the disease. about one-tbiTd,
and N soInn Loca.L tics t,nl-thlris. icf.
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IN CHINA

The same wonderful successes. which have attend
cd these Remedies in other countries crowned their
efforts, IN subduug disease and conquerng the An
gel of Death in China. Cholera, Dysentery. Flux,
Congestve Fcyers, Paralysis, Fevers of all kinds and
classes are promptly eXterninated from the system.
Our Correspondent AT Canton, writes Us that 1900
bottles Of the Ready Relief saved the lives of $4,000
patients during the recent epedemic at Canton.
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hkANl NJ Of the Sparta Academy Lottery Of Geor
IL ga, Class . at Augusta, Georgia, SATURDAY,. Aug
eth 1859 Wood, Eddy Co., Managers.
Successors to Samuel Swan a Co.
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.BW.

~ : Ia ! l4iti-l' Al W AhAN linz
The Eighth Regiment Of New York State Militia,
commanded ny Col. Lyon. has given unequyOcal tes-
umuuy ia favor OF RADWAY's REMEDIES. An epidemic
dFsentery attacked this fine corps while quartered at
staten Island. for the protection Of the Quarntne
bindings, and we have il the signatures of the
officers amt 2'b pryajCs that RtpwAT's READY RELIEF
proved u al immediate specific supplies of
Ia" medicine were looked for with more anxiety 10y
the -plueTs than otard and champagne. Il proved
equally valuable preventive and a curstIye and
tir soldiers felt themselves iuyuuerabie alike 70 i'm
| ported and epidemic diseases while TINS tasman was
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A. urro.rtoN SrsrE TicEEr.--Our CO.
temporary Of the Nicksburg Wing :. a
very useful man TO his party. lie has
kindly relieved Il Of an trouble in casting
about for nominees for State offices. to run
against the Democratic candidates. by Ia
king it upon himself 10 nominate a full
ticket. the which we fud posted ut the
head Of his columns. The ticket Of the
Wing Is certainly not liable 10 one obiec.
ton which Is much harped upon by the
opposition Of the present day-that Of be.
ing got up In cr--4 The nomination.
are an conferred by the editor himself
The Goyernorship j. given TO thi. gentle
man, the Auditor.hip o. that. the Treas
urcr office 90 another. aud so on. like q
lunatic who. imagining himself monarch
of the universe. diy.d'z empires aud king
dom. among his mncied flyoritcs Mr.
~. W Wurru. Of Marshall !. 10 be- GOV
eruor-Mr ~. ~. SorruvoEru. Of sun
flower. Secretary Of ~tatr-Mr a. T.. Rn
yotus, Of Tishomiuro, Auditor and Mr.
JosEru RE,etV. OF Claiborne, Treasurer
AFTER completing the list To his satisfac
ton, Our contemporary rises To- the mocl
heroic. and -ays
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\ Srrrr-NEcEEp old politician, living
near Detroit. recently refused 10 allow his
daughter to marry the man Of her choice,
because he didn't vote the regular tick.
ct But tho marriage took place in tn,
parlor. while the oil gentleman was hold
ing q caucus ip his library.
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Ea3 In GAINESVILLE. Ohio. q few DAYS
since, e loud church member was publicly
whipped with o raw hide. fog repeatedly
insulting - married lady with dishonorl-
hlr propo-al- The indignant lady gave
her husband a letter that the fellow Lad
sent her. and the result was that he got
his deserts Thi- rascal. some time ago
moved the expulsion OF Deacon Cox from
his church for acting rs Deputy T.. state,
Marshal in the arrest Of fugitive slave
and lac was expelled.
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TINHE STOCK OF PLANTATION GOODS comprise
/ Negro Blankets. Osnahurgs, ShIrtings. Stripes
ker~eys, PLANS Kentucky Jeans. Ln-eys, &c.
In DRESS GOODS, they have full assortment OF
silks, Merinos Apacas, Bareges, Tissues, Plaids
Prints, GnTuamS. Jarunet organizes. Lawns Sc. &c
Their stock of LINEN GOODS, comprises all de
scnpuons of Sheetug and ShrtIug Linens Table
Linens. IowelmgS, etc. with fun stock Of Mems
Wear. adapted to the different seasons. Also. Cluaks
Nantllas, Shawls, P3ra>ol~ Fans Gloves, and Husle
~ Of al kinds, with stock of Trimmings and Rib
b0ns, superior To- any in the South
Purchasers viii ind it to their interest 10 examine
tins stock aud the prices before buvng elsewhere.
BENTHCESEN, LEWIS & CO.,
lilo Canal 81, one door from ROYAL Street.
Nslr- Orleans sept. :. 1859 4S-lV
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Tue REASON WHY 1T WAS DuNE.-Thc
following from the Washington States. cy-
plains the object which Harper q Co.. had
IN copy-righting Judge Douglas article i'm
their magazine and also accounts for The
ridiculously spitoful ohiurations of the
New York Herald on the occasion That
the only object was to head of old Ben
nett, We have no doubt from the fact that
the New York Times copied Douglas pa
per into its columns, and other journals
are republishing it:
our reader, will not be- surprised at the
ierald's denuncations of Harper u Bro
theirs and the contribution of Judge Doug
I las to their Magazine. when they learn the
| occasion oft. II seems that Jack ketch. '
following up his old profession, snrpht-
o"S,g obtained copy OF lIarper's Magazine
! containing the aforesaid contribution and
/ had the whole Of il set in type, with thr
/ intention of bringing it ont in the Herald
| in advance or simultaneously with the ap-
| pearance of the Magazine. The llarperS
/ learned this fact. and Immediately sent to
| "Jack ketch' an advance copy of the
1 Magazine. accompanied 10y the copy
/ right notice. which the Herald published
| and made so much fuss about. Tl5- is the
/ whole foundation for Jack kctCh - III
humor ON the subject: During this fell
/ lows long career in piiieriug MESA yes,
I treaties, private letters etc. and publish
. ing them without any authority. hcneye.
was 80 completely detected in tue act be-.
! fore.
The ilarpcrs had uo other object in Is
suing the Copyright uotiae' than to head
oil Jack Kctch.' We understand every
paper has authority now t. publish the ar
| ticlc.
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\ LNE.E E,wY.-The Nashville Al.
yogatr. in speaking Of q large camp meet.
ing recently held an that vicinity. SAYS
that among the person. present was a
church member named Lynch. q man OF
wealth and liberllify. lie bore the bur.
then of feeding and lodging" large mum.
Ter who We're ON the camp ground. Ih.-
Mr. Lynch must Doe q remarkable man
hc has now nineteen children, and hi.
father hal thirty-tvo. and at one tim.
during the last war. thirteen of his son.
were iu tho army. The ~tatcof Virginia
where hc then lived, passed au art rylca-
ing the patriotic patriarch from all taxa
ton
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Do,roRS pis,gREEINC.-A> shooting match
occurred few day ago between t"" Of
the prominent physicians Of New orleans.
prs. Chopin and Foster. \ pr'v'ou,
rrudgc existed between them, when hap
pcning 10 meet at the Charity Hospital
the fullowin. dialogue cn-ued:
DR.. Choppiu-"Are you looking at me.
SIR"
pr. Foster am looking at YOU sir.
Dr. Choppiu-What doyou think Of me
SIR
Dr. Poster think You are e I'd
d-n -romdrcl."
Both parties drew their pistols. DR.. Fo--
ter had the adyan,ac, Of a scli-cocking
repeater. while pr. Chopin hat only q
pair Of deringcr- The former r't the first
fire and wounded his antagonist in the
neck. and then in the abdomen. The
wounds are not supposed 10 De- mortal.
and Or. Foster after being carried to the
lookup. was subsequently released in "a
bail bond Of -. ono.
W. Ill .44...ts4.. g.. fIt. atlp.f fi-.rnsuf
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About the time the vote is counted out
on the first Monday ia October. the cdi-
tor will be apt to conclude that the God
Of storms the lightning and the gale, %
hns had something 10 do with "our gal.
liant Hag' aud "our threadbarc sails"
We admire the pilrt Of the whir cdi
tor. but we feel somewhat surprised that
q gentleman Of his Seadinr aud ohserva-
ton should not have been impressed with
the wisdom Of Fall,iaif's apothcgm 9Th,
better part Of valor is discretion" bis
erection would have dictated reserve o
his strength 10 a more favorable opportu
nifty for the destruction Of the Dcmocra
~. There is no use IN running wind
mill tilt against Il at the present time
The gentlemen whom the Wing nomi
mates may all be- very clever men in thci
way, and would probably make goo,
enough officers but the people have N
present use Tor their services. The Dem
ocratic candidates are good enough an,
the voters Of the State have no desire &
discard Democratic policy.
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TIE REMEDIES AZ THE SEAT OLE VA

X.
The PLAINS Of Italy on which the Franco-Sardmian
and Austrian armies are now contendmg are, like
the west coast of Tuscany. the Roman Campagna-
and some parts Of Naples. scourged at certain sea
sons by a errhel maarious Fever. of which deliri-
um l. one Of the features. With view of irving the
effect Of Railways Remedies upon this epidemic. we
forwarded about a year ago, TO Leghorn Genoa We
nice and Naples considerable supply. and learn
that our medicines have been used with the happest
results not only for this specific form Of disease, but
for all the disorders common TO the climate, nclud-
ing "a very painful complaint produced by the Siro-
or burning winds. which occasionally sweep over
the Mediterranean. The Relief has also been found
of vast service. both internal restorative and an
outward application in the treatment of all desrrip-
tons of wounds. All our remedies were extensively
used in the CTlmea and during the late war and or
ders have already been received from Genoa for
considerable quantity destined, we presume for the
armies of the allies.
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The .iosau| NJ Camn.rrr thinks that
the letter of Gov. Wise to Mr. Doungl-
~. however injurious it may have been
to the fortune Of the former has been of
immense benefit 10 the latter. since il has
brought to light the fact that Mr.. Don
nelly l. a respectable Aucti1uecr and
Commission Merchant. with reference
among the best business men OF New
| York.
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IRRESISTIBLE CONCLUSIONS.

tnimpeachable testimony from all parts Of the
globe establish these astounding facts: That Railways
Remedies are equally effcacious in all climates and
under all circumstances that they cure the most
ulent and dangerous types of all known maladles,
with mnch facility their mldcr forms; that
they prevent well eNterminate disease; that
they contain ingredient that l. corrosive. drastic,
or II any way deleterous; that they Danish disease
from the body by reinforcing nature and regulate
the functions of every disturbed organ, and that this
change from huctUatlon and disorder to regularity
and harmony. this Restoration of the equilibrium Of
the system produces Health; and finally this bless
ing Is perPetuated and life prolonged by their con-
SENTATIVE nhuence-we challenge contradiction Of
these facts
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists aud
Merchants throughout the World.
Radway~ Ready Reliefis sold for IS 80 cents and
SIeo per bottle Regulating Pills, 25 cents per box
Resolycnt SIOO per bottle.
RADWAY & Co
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 3 John street, New York.
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NV YORK, October 1t. lOJS
Ma. +. IT0N-Desr Sir: We have analy and test
ed yuur Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly
harmless tu mankind and domestic animals hut Ger
tam death when inhaled ~ bugs ants and insects.
JAMES L. Chiffon, NJ D.. Chemist,
LAURENCE REID. Prof Chemistry,
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We call attention 10 the advertisement
Of DR. Harrison, southern Balm. publish
Ell IN this number Of our paper. We are
requested to state that the Or. viii be in
Paulding during Circuit Court.
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The Nodoua and Tuscany assemblies
have adopted resolutions laui~hiug the
dynast.e~ OF the Grand Dukes and annex
ing the Dukedom- to Piedmont
The United States Sloop-oi-war Brook
lyn from Vera Cruz anchored in the bay
yesterday with Minister MciIue on board.
Mr.. McLTue came up to the city. and
J. now no the Battle house.
lie will leave to-day for Washington.
Haihr Hr-Hg aastrtJ.
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THE HEREDITARY GoITRE OF SWITZERLAND.

THE HEREDITARY GOITRE OF SWITZERLAND.
There l. every prospect that the unfortunate Cd9Dts
OF SwItzerand race that for generations have been
afflicted with most horrible kind of hereditary Scrof-
ula m the form Of an enormous wen in the throat
accompanied by partial Imhecilty-will eventually be
relieved from this fearful scouage 10y the operation
of Railways Renovatng Resovent. In the valleys
of the BemeSe Alps 1t l. positively ohlterating the
malady. and Justified from the testimony
transmitted nom that region, IN assuring that
case of Goltie can resist lt hygeIan effects upon the
system ana the stifutiou
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Mobile Cotton Market

Mobile Cotton Market.
uFrrE or THE DAILY REGISTER.
Monday Evening Sept. ;.
tpTToN-The demand to-day was con
fined to one buyer Sales loo bale, with
Middlng quoted at lo,O-c. The mar
Not fully yc. easier.
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-MAII pnN

small PoN, which i- always present with ~ more or
less IN spite Of vaccination and Quarantine laws -
queled-nut restrained or checked hut 9ueiletI-with
amazing rapidIty by Railways Ready Relief and the
Regulating Pills We have ON record over athousand
legally authenticated cases of small PoX cured, with
out Disagreement by these preparations. Even the
disorders Of brHtcs yield TO the Remedies, a. was
shown by the effect OF the RELHF on the " Black
Tongue, the destructive cattle plague. winch swept
"i whole herds uI our most valuable stock IN the
summer and ftll pf 1855. In short. every disease
which affects or ever can affect the animal physique,
may br set down within the hygeiau range 81 these
mighty HutaoteS, which penetrate To the very core
of every Ulm,u and restore the body 10 health. CIV
M 70 tle disturbed fluids their regular and equal
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arrival OF the North Briton

AuivaI OF the North BTiton
NV NoEH. sept. Tile steamer North
Hrton Ia, arrived of Farther Point. with
Liverpool dates to the 2ith ult
Liverpool Cotton Market.
The sales OF cotton ON dav of sailing
were COCO bale. market closing lulI.
SpcculJtor, took Loco and exporters
Loo bales. Quotations are: Midding
Orleans : : MiddIinr Upland, l&-I6.
Conn firm. holders demand am advance
Of I'd
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Annual Statement Of the Trade and Com
merce Of Mobile.

The annual statement ct tI,s rr,'s aui ,prmar..
% N'.rla lr the euuu .rlI year ending the I-f ID
~cptemHrr-ur friends. Mf--ss. Bl'NN 8 I.Et-
have sent u- uuy af these statements. lr.t.H.i o.
Eieh .- circular Ht fur.H uau, ul..a reviews .ro
Transaction. FOO TO- tugt.u Market fr t1H ,,,r sfH
sutheIant iulua-- iur the purpose. of ,b. pll1eut
community Is...l.- containing other u..',I .u.u.u.s
ton 8ut -uEFr-s.uH..
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TuE SnE or a LEs.-In Worcester. at "a
lawsuit, e plump female witness was ask
cd 10y the counsel az what time the cars
passed hcg house on a certain day. She
replied that she began knitting At . o.
clock. and had knit twice round the Leg
Of q stocking before the train passed. OF
course counsel next asked her how long il
would take to Knit twice round. Some
one remarked that the time would depend
ON the size OF the stocking. The lady
readily replied that the stocking was for
herself. and the court could exercise its
Judgment and guess Is 10 the size and
time required The au~wcrhrought down
the bench bar jury and citizens generally.
who were present
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FuE EirE IlNRyF>r.-fhc savannah Re
PHhlIc1u says: several planters ou the
savannah river commenced. the latter
pant ct last week, to cut and harvest their
rice crops. Southwark ct us. on the Osce-
chro aud hltamaha, the crop j, usually
cat "a little earlier. and they no doubt
commenced the first OF the week. From
rice factor m this city we learn that the
crops on the Savannah and Ogecchee river.
are excellent From the Altamaha the
reports received indicate that The plant.
ter ON that river will reap ~ good crop
Ii is. though. not wholly free from danger
such a. irc-het- from rains and breaking
Of dams, continued rainy weather. dc.
which may materially affect both the
quantity and quality Of the crop.