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IS required by this act aDd that he does verv be g.
lieye. from the account given am that he Is o the
age efossad, and give such othef evidence as is re-
aured bv this act, wheTeupon the uaire Ell the p-r-
son 81 admitted 20 shah ba inserted in the gl
rt zeal list by the pector, and note made on
pos.fe thereto by writing the word fax Il hp shall
be admitted 10 vote by reason OF having paid tax
the VOID ''dse II he STALL be admitted vote By
reason o ag", aud 80 either ease the ot such
vote shall hr called out 10 the clerk, who shall
maae a Ike note ia The lists OF voters Kept By
Inem.
''ln all cases where the name OF the person claim
Ing 10 vote not found The list furnished by the
commissioners, and assessors, or his right to vote
whether found thereon not, IS objected by any
qufiliIsd citizen, sAat be the duty OF The ospec-
Tors 10 eN miae such persons on tn IS to t.s 9nI-
ihc"ioGs, "nd d! be @ums 10 have residea within
The Stale Tor one yrT more, his o.;h shAl BE su-
hcIsnt proof thereof, bit ne shall Ike proof by IT
.e"St cue competent witness, who shJi be Full-
ned e,ector III ht he hls resided within the district
Tor more than ten ys Immediately prec eding sad
election and Shall also hmseh sHe,r IL Il his bona
ha@ residence pursuance OF his lawful calling. Is
within the district, and that lie did not remove 10
the district for ihe pu pose oj voting tneTelo.
',f-FeTg person qutuhed ores nd, ard who
saai make due proof # required, Of MS residence
a"d pigment Of taXe., alores nd na be admitted
10 vote lu tus township ward or district IA whIyh
he sh ii reside
~. any prrson shall prevent oratterupt 10 prevent
any oinceT oi an election under this act, irom hold
Ins such e,ecuon, or threaten any violence 10
any suca officer, and shall interrupt or Improperly
interfere with hIU in the execution Of his duty F.,
shall block attempt - block no the window or
enue 10 any window where The same may ue hD den
shall rIotous disturb the peace Of such election
or SD IL "se CT g.sai..@ 2uy 1ulaiaatioa- threats
force violence, WIKI the da~l influence uHiU
ly Of 0Yeatwe rur eiecfoI, or prevent Wm from vo-
lng, % lestr.la b." freedom OF choice, such qrE-
san conviction SD a BE- haed 90 auy sum ,ot eH-
pgp nflr F8..t t.. tk f-Frie fF
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OF GENE
.,oI DEactoss --xHhPpeaS i'm and

z raj election. Nv heFeaS, En ana
nv nm Act OF General Assembly OF the Common
wealth OF Pennsylvania, eRtitied An Act 10 lreg-
,iare the General Elections within this Common
wealth /" il Is eniolned upon me 10 give public no.
ire of said Ele. Ious and 10 rnunrrate said no
tiee what officers 10 he el cted. |, VIM =.
81 LIKE. Sheriff Of the County ot Bedford do heTr-
he make known and give thls public notice 10 iar
Electors OF the County of Bedford, that GENERA
Election will be held IN said County, on tie second
Tuesday 9h) October, 1889, At the several election
The eIecro.s of the Borough of Bedford and town
shlp Of Eed.o.d, 10 meet at the Court House IA salu
Borough. -.
Tn electors OF Broad Top townsbiPtH meet at
the School House in the town OF HoPewel!
rbs electors OF Colerain township 10 meet at the
house ol Joshua Filler, IN lalnsbuTg, IN SAID town
ship. W.T.. ,o,-,.b;, p,
,,.ar a. tbe new School House erected on the land
aryns8 bv John Whlp's heirs 10 SAID township.
.rra .iecrors Of Harrison township 10 meet at
.b,olnon.e number =, u-4r tae dwelling house OF
Henry Kryser in said township.
Taa electors of JuRsasa township 10 meet at Aey-
s-.s Srhao! House aia township
TE- electors Of Hopewei! township 10 meet at the
c.,-I House near thu house Of Joan Das1er IL SAID
g-s a,errors of Londonderry township o meet at
,- a-r,.e uay ocaa,pied by " m, ii. dllt, shop,
j., R-.Isgport, in said township,
r.. electors of The township Of Liberty 10 meet
d, ~. S..,o House IN SloHetstown Ia said town
Ne electors Of Monroe township 10 meet at the
49,. Istety occupied 5y james CarneI in Clear
IL in said township.
~, electors o. Sch-lIsOurg bo.oush 70 meet At
.. mick schocI HoH-@ in said borough.
IN. electors OF Napier township TO meet a the
b-.cE School House .n The borough oi Scbelh-
bag.
, ,,, 5,us. lately occUaieI 5v John NvcHr IT,, la
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NOTICE.

ETXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
EA Whereas ir'trrv tesla
meutarv on the Estate Of Nathan Hammond,
late Of ST. Clair Township, Bedford county,
decd, have been granted to ;ha Subscribers,
notice i: therefore hereby given to all prisons
indebted to said estate 20 make payment in
mrdiateIy, and those having CLAIMS viii make
known the same without driay 10
AMY DERRIN, Ex'x
residing in St. Ci1r Tp.
JNO. MOWER, Ex'or.
Aug. 2i. 80 residing in Bedford
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Ezo.5osvoy's ointment.
Rng Le-.. ErL Rreasts. Sorsa nnd I1cera

Bod Leg, Fri breasts, .Sorss and Ulcers
All de,cr8r.ion Of SORES are remediable b. III.
proper and a5tsgent OF this IBesyimabe prepara
tioH. 10 attempt 10 cure bad legs by plastefiGg
The edges ol M wound together IS foy; for should
tae skin unite, u bosgv diseased condition remains
underneath ty breaR out wiin tenfo.d fury IL fpw
days. The only "a, :Duai ard successful treatment,
indicated BY nature, IS 10 redUce the InAam,pa-
tou in and about the wound, al 10 soolas the
neIsh5orng parts by rubbing in peaiy OF the Oiut-
menf. salt IS forced into meat.
Diptaeria, liberated Sore Ta,out, and Scarlet
md other Fever:
Any of the above diseases :maY be cure BY ,vel.
rubbing rh~ OIHtment three times day INTO rb.
chest. throat aud neck Of the patient; it will soon
penetrate, and give immediate reI'ef sledicne Ia
ken by the mouth must operate Upon the whole
system its influence can be felt IN any loca past
whereas the Ointment will do its WORK at once
Whoever tries the geuut IN the ABOVE manner fg
The diseases naH,eI or any simJia5 disorders aEc
ting the chest a9i throat, wlll fad themselves 80
heved as by charm.
PHss, Ftsf2ios, Structures
The above c!ass Of complaints will >. removed
by u:shtjy ionentIug the paris with warm water,
and toeH most effect uaiiy rubbing il the oip'mrnt.
Persons suffering from these Gi7etul complaint
lcse not mournt IN arrestag lheIr progress. II
should be understood that lot sUficleut mere
y 10 sHra: ta- 0Htuent the affected part,, bur
.r must be wrl. Fgl5ed II f5r some considerable
-.sl~ t"o CT thTce times day, 1Hst II may b. IA
:aG into toe sgs'pm. whence X will remove any
.jjrn sore or a ogud as eFectusl'v as though pal
rih.r 20 rae eye. There agejn 5-ead and water
p2.i'.css, attn the rubbing is Of 4e OHtment, VIII
go great service. Tais IS The only sure treatment
for females, Of cancer in the stomach, CT where
there may BE- Il genera. bearlBg down.
[a3isc>&i9ae Of Yoltt Sores and Ulcers
Blo'ca~s, as alsos g-l.az', caa. VITA csr,arn--
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pAIL'A. ADVERTISEMENTS

w&7ATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Wv LEWIS LADOMJS& y co.
No. S02 CHES1UT STREET PHiL'.f.
(rlRsr DOOR ABo7E yIGisrH srEssT,>
Would most respectfully ask 'ar attention of Gu
zeus and Strangers 10 iaelr large, Cheap, and "ri
selected Stock o.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WAHE,
CONSISTING ~ s4sT OF
Gold Hunting Lever Watches, foil j~"-'e'i,
y carat case, $50 oy
Gold Lever Watches, ope"tace, iol Je'7efd
IS carat case, ~ ~
Colo Lerne Watches, open face, tuIi Jew
ellec. is carat case. r. Ue
Silver lever Watches. tluntinE case, in'i
ieweled, - -v
Silver Lever watches, op-n lace, full jewel
ed II Jp
SILVER Lepne Watches, Hunting case, II o."
Silver Lepne Watches, open face, og
Gold Guard Chains - "
Gold Yes, and Fob CEaiuS, ~ ~
Gold Pen Holder with Pea and Pencil, ! W
Cod Pencils. %
Cold Pens with Silver Holders, W
Silver Table Spoons, pr set,
Silver Tea Spoons, 10
Go!d Fntmbles. 3 W
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Nav s, COL -
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i. aoohand's
GER IA N BIT Rs,
And
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,r. HoofGand's
Il. fHooGaFid's
BALsm1o CORDIAL,
liz. E0onafsd's

The great apdnedcncs Of the have acquired
thr great popular only through of trial unbounded
satisfaction Is en@d by them In al cases and the people have
: pronounced thei1 fhy
LIVER coMPJINT DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDfcE' DEBl1'-
Iry OF TIE sRvous SYSTEM, DISEASES OF tn
KIDNEYs and diseases ari5ng from adi8ordered itser
weakness Of the mach digestive speedily and
permanently enr,by the GERMAN BITTEBs.
The BALsAM CoRDIALh has acquired reputation sur
passing that Oily similar preparation extant will cure
without fan theost and iongandng COUGH COLD
OR HoARsEEss. BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA, GROUP,
pEEUMos1A,N ,NcIPIEST CONSUMPTION, and has per
formed the rnoss,onishipg ever known Of
oNFIRMEp CONSUMPTION
few doses II also check and cure the most severe
DIARRfEA oceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These etices are prepared by Dr. C. NJ. JACKSON Co..
No s Arch ,eet PHILADELPHIA Pa and are sold by drug
g and deals IN medicines everywhere at 10 cents pei bot
lie The ;aure of c. " jackson will be the outside
wrapper of eai bottle.
In the Aimac published annually by the proretors called
EvERYBoE's ALMANAC you will find testimony and com
rnendatory ndces all parts of the country. These Alma
nacs are Civ. away BY all our agents.
j. WRIGHT 4 CO., Agents.
q and l5l Chartres street.
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LATER FROM sourH AMERrc!
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL.

NEW YoRK, July 24-The United States mail
steamship Ariel of the Pacific and Atlantic Com
pany's line, reached her dock yesterday from As,
pinwal.
The Ariel, besides large and valuable cargo,
brings $50 900 in specie on freight.
Advices from New Granada say that several
States are openly hostile to the Government.
The Supreme Court of the Republic OF New
Granada has annulled the grant 10 Ambrose Thomp-
son for an Atlantic and Pacific Railroad through
the province of Ghiriqui.
Peru is more fayorabg disposed to peaceful
settlement Of the United States claims.
The United States sloop of war st. Mary, of the
Pacific squadron, was at Panama. The United
States steamer of war Saranae had left Panama
for San Francisco.
St. Domingo adyices of the 9Th inst, state thai
Santa Anna, at the head of an army amounting te
5000 men, was on the line between st. Domingo
and Hayti, ready to declare war against the Hay
items because President Jenards had trespassed
upon his dominons.
The California news by the steamship Ariel has
been anticipated by the Overland Mail at Van
Buren,. Ark,
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
THE REVOLUTION IN ITALY.
.
-BY S&rfosAt msg,1

HALIFAX, July 24-The Royal Mail steamship
Canada, Capt. ". J. g. Lang, Of the British and
North American line, from Liverpool via Queens
town, reached this point to-day heE way to Bos-
ton. She left the port Of Liverpool Saturday July
II, touched at Queenstown Sunday evening, the
18th, and brings two days later intelligence than
was received at St. John's, n. F., by the North
Briton.
The Hamburg and American Packet Company's
steamship Hammonia. from New York, arrived of
Southampton on the I3th inst.
The United States mail steamship Illinois, from
New York, arrived out at CoWes, all well.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, July I3.-The sales Of Cotton for the
week ending Friday, July 1s, amounted to Is 600
bales, of which spectators took $3.50 and export
ers a70a0.
The Cotton market closed generally steady, with
less irregularity in prices.
On Friday the sales amounted to 10000 bales.
The market closed generally steady at the au-
thorzed quotations Of the Brokers' circular: Mid
ding Orleans, 3d.; Kidding Mobile. SD. Mid
ding Upiands, sd.
The quantity of Cotton now in the port Of Liver
pool reaches ,226, 600 bales, of which 1,049,000
are of American production.
--latest from Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, July Is, p. M.-lBy Telegraph to
Queenstown. The sales of Cotton day amounted
to 5000 bales.
The market closed generally unchanged at yes
terday's quotations.
L1vEapooL, July Ii, P.M.-The Liverpool Bread
stutfs market closed generally unchanged at pre-
| vious quotations.
The market for Provisions of various descriptions
closed dull but quiet.
LoNpos July Is, p. M.--The supply Of money is
more liberal. Brest bills were taken at four per
| cent. The funds are unchanged. Gonsols for
money closed at 9td to 944
Political Intelligence
The European adsices by this steamship, regard
ing the affairs of Italy, important and interest
4 ing.
Garibaldis special ambassador to France had
arrived at Paris. The Emperor Napoleon has had
a long interview with him. the result of which was
notas yet known.
France has refused to denatonalize the vessels
purchased for Garibadi.
4 The French Chamber of Deputies and the Goun-
Gil of State are at variance on the Rag question.
The commanders of the French men-of-war on
the coast of Syria have been ordered to conine
themselves to the preservation of the French con
sulates and Christians who are in need of pro
lection.
Advices received from Palermo state that on thu
third of July General Garibaldi reviewed sOo
volunteers. The majority of the Neapolitan exile
hitherto residing at Turin are returning to Naples
The latest kilograms announce that Garibaldi j
determined to besege Messina
, Ferdinand has resolved to offer the Sicians tn
Constitution of 1872.
A telegram from Rome, dated July 7th, state
that Irish volunteers are arriving from Rome TO
Spoleta, where army of Is 900 men will be con
centrated before the fortress.
Lord John Russell intimates the unwillingness o
England 10 join the Conference at Paris.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
New Orleans post-office pefaleation.

New orleans fo5t-u1nce G6Iatcauo4
New YORK, July 2t-The Washington cores
pondent of the New York Tribune says that the
books of the Posi-. Office Department show that the
Postmaster at New Orleans is deiaulter in the
sum of $50 900.
Danish Negotiations.
WASHINGTON, July 2i.-rhe Government of Dem.
mark has sent Commissioner to this city to nego-
ate with our Government for the Africans recently
captured off Cuba, to employ them as apprentices
at st. Groix.
Tornado at louisville.
LOUISVILLE, July 24.-Last Sunday this city was
visited by a tornado, accompanied with hail and
rain. The wind blew so heavily as to canse the
uprooting Of trees the driving of boats from their
mourings, and the unroofng of houses.
Arrival of the Steamship Jura.
New YoRK, July 24.--irhe Gunard steamship
Jura, Capt. Noodle, from Liverpool July 10th, and
Queenstown the 11th, has arrived at this port.
Her news has been fully anticipated by the
steamships Connaught and North Brton, at st.
Johns, N. F., with later Liverpool dates.
Arrival Of the Connaught at Boston.
BosroN, July 24.-The steamship Connanght d
the New York and Galway line, whose news has
been telegraphed from st. Johns, n. F., reached
this port at II O'Clock last night
Domestic Markets.
| NEW YORK. July 23,-The Cotton market CLOSED
quiet The sales amounted to 500 bales, at lolc
for Midang uplauds. The Flour market closed
dali superfne State is selling at % 05 to So IL
per barrel.
Corn is quiet; Western Mixed is quoted ct 81 to
G2c per bushel Western Mess Pork was sold at
Sl9 3sa to $l9 so per bbl Coffee is firm az lo4e'
per pound for Rio. The Sugar market Is sfm AZ
"a IA 7lc. per pound Porto Rico Molasses is seI-
ing at ssc. per gallon.
NEW YORK, July 24,-The market for Cotton is
ouiet. ine sales amounted to 500 pales, az iv4c
for sfi1dliue Uplands Flour closed dull. Tht
sales added up lO,250 bbls. sunerfne State il
selling at s. to s. % per Dbl. Corn is dull, Tn.
turn is in favor of the buyer. The sales summed
up 900 bushels at prices ranging from 60 TO 65e
Pork closed dull. There were 40 bbls. sold a
SO Is to $40 371 for Mess. Tobacco closed duh
Prices ranged from 81 to lle per pound, tn
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PRENT1eIASA.-TheW Washington Constitution says
it can't swallow Douglass We wonder if the
editor of that paper thinks that any human being
could swallow him. He might live in the Tongo
Islands, and we would insure him for five cents
against the teeth OF hungry cannibals.
We advise the disanonists TO engage in the eul-
tivaton of hemp, SO that theymay enjoy the fruits
of their own labor.
A Breckenridge paper says that we are pitching
into Humphrey Marshall. We would as soonpitch
into hogshead of soap.grease.
Ex- President Pierce furnished the powder to fire
q late Douglas salute in New Hampshire, and didn't
fall from his horse while the guns were going off
II tile National Union men will celebrate, next
year, the anniversary of the disruption of the
Democratic party, VIC will engage to deliver the
Grafton, read the poem, make the prayer, sing the
hymn, write the toaatR preside at the table and do
something in our small way in the eating and
dri2king line.
AS the editor Of the Courier has Informed the
world that the Democratic party is no longer in
existence, viii he tell us what party he belongs to3
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VOLUME XIII.
SUGAR IIoGsHEADs- : SUGAR HodsHEADs.-
sTAVE AND sHTNgLE MACHINES,
c,itabIa for Maxine

SUGAR HoGsHEADs, RICE, BoLAssEs, RosTN AND
TURPENTINE SLAVES, AND SHINGLES.
The principle embraced In this Machine the old process Of
splitting and dressing by hand labor. Working directly with
the grain timber produces article Liable warp
check from The staye Mill will ri7e shave and
Joint the bok from 1000 5000 Slaves periY and tho
5hnge Machine from 10 000 l5O0 Shingles Irequres
boe power to work IT, and be attached team
CINE gin mill power 1t any required LENGTH
and BIS adjusted & any thickness taper The timber Is
neither steamed sawed but iyen and shaved directly from
the bolt.
Both Machnesean be IN full operation between the hou
Of 10 and ocock every day ~ No. Canal street Theae
Machines made in Augusta, GN
Any party wishing purchase Parish State CoHnty aud sir
gle rights Machines obtain them fo,a the Agent who
VIII give full particulars. F.W. 9. Cn0K,
sole Agent Louigiann Arkansas Mississippi
Texas and Alabama. laSI I'm
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The CHAHfloN's BELT,-T To the Editor Of the
London Post j Having seen a statement in your
paper this morning that the betrecently presented
come into my hands, and was detained by Inc until
had been paid for its manufacture write to re-
quest the favor Of you to contradict that state
ment. My bill for the manufacture of tue two belts
was paid on the 2lst June and | have ceased to
have any control either of them since the pre-
sentation at the Alhambra on the 30th May, al
though after the presentation both belts were re-
turned to me to be 'thall marked" and to receive
their last finish which could not have been given
to them in the short period Of six days allowed me
for their manufacture.
e. +. HANCOCK.
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CHALLENGES PREPARED ahUEs
sPALDIEo's PREPARED GLuEi
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUEl
GnKe the Einnes2
Save the Pieces,

E q O NJ Y u is "A Iii
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accidents will happen, in weIreguated families ts
very desirable to have cheap and convenient way for re-
pairing Furniture, Toys, Cfooksry, etc.
SpaIding's Prepared Glue
Meets emergencies and no household can afford to be
without IT, 1t IS always ready and upo the sticking point
THERE'S no longer necessity for lmpng char eireTed
neer headess dolls broken cradles II ia test the article
for cone she'll other ornamental work. popular with la
dies Of refinement and TASTE
This aanrnbe preparation is used cold being chemically
held sono possessing all the valuable qualities of The
makers glue. It may be used in hs place Of or
aary rnucigge, being vastly adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
NB-A Brush accompanies each bottle FElee Is cents.
wholesale Depot, No. - Cedar street New YORK.
Address HENRY O. sPALDIEG Il CO.,
BOX No. $500. New York
Put up for Dealers containing four, eight anasely
tozea beautiful IhogFaph showuard accompanying esea
PACKAGE
Rs-A single bottle of sPALDTEGs PREPARED GLUE
will save ten mesfs annually every household H
Sold by prominent sstioners Dfnggss Hardware and
Furniture Dealers. Groeers. and Fancy Stores,
Country merchants should make note of sPALDINe's
PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. It will stand
any. climate iath iTAW
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The Dro..th ia Central Alabama.
From the Montgomery Confederation of Sunday
last we extract the following:

From the Montgomery Confederation of Sunday
last we extract the following:
We are having again a series of the most scorch-
ing hot days that we have ever experienced. The
earth feels and looks like heated furnace, and the
parehed, dried up vegetation gives evidence that
such is its true character. Not only the days, but
the nights are oppressiyely hot. There is no such
thing as comfortable sleep. Ones pores are little
rvulets that never cease their noW, and require
constant staunching day and night. The effect OF
this weather on the crops. and vegetation of all
sorts is terrible: and worse than all, Its disasters
cannot vet be estimated. In all this section with
a very few exceptions, the corn crops are already
ruined. For them there IL no redemption. Eyi-
dence of this is furnished in the high price of that
article. Ordinarily at this season lails and IS
hardly ever over fifty cents per hushel 1t Is now
rising at 81 D TO 81 90per bushe. The gardens
are burnt up, and the trees in the woods arc dying
IL is indeed, becoming alarming.
The cotton, 100, though dry plant, and requir
ing and tlourishing under great heat, is now being
seriously affected. The earth is getting far too dry
even for that i is willing, shedding and dying in
some places. The bolls are but little over half
grown, and are premaSurely opening from the eX-
cessiYe heat. Its growth is entirely checked.
Every day will only add to the disaster, as it will
make rain more destructive when il does come.
And, SO far cotton is concerned, rain now will
be more ruinous than the drought. 1t will causeit
to shed everything in the shape Of forms by re-
newed growth, which it will commence so soon as
the earth becomes moist again. In three or four
days after coplous falls of rain there will not be
bloom Of cotton that will make boil in four or
five weeks it will then be too late to do much in
fruing. If this heat and drought has been as gen.
eral throughout the cotton growing regions as II
has been in all this section of country, we shall
have the shortest cotton crop, well as corn, that
we've had for three years.
The Mobile Mercury of Monday says:
Mr.. Thaddeus Brewer, the editor OF the Camden
Wilcox county, Register. arrived yesterday on
the Hudson. He informs us that the corn crops of
the county are literally burned up. A number of
persons OF the county are combining to raise funds