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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17

ON Saturday, the l4th Of April. the work
Of slowing away the cable in the tanls pre-
p d FIR rs re ep jim. con,rsncei On board
The Great Eastrs. A kesn ting arrived
pes,ds with 2,n miles ~ cahle. from the
Aosks ~ East Greenwich. According t.
present arrangements II il expected ttaA
'er enterprise viii again I've tried about the
beginning If July
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17

The drawine Will take plaes aiter The Con
cert, % tls siege ef Tie Nsw nnsse Aall wness
il. 1000 psrsons css .witDsss Il. 4 committee
viii - sppo,ntsd By the audience 70 suPerintend
tAe 800. Al purchaser ed aGeate vii y
supplied viii eopreet lists Of drawing I'M sos
8 pablished. Pestiss holding Tickets Will r.
tain them until altsf ths dsswisg, asd 4 ~
number upoogo = Ne Int u 1sowo ooDoc9s
they will forward their ticket immsdteessy W
fan direceieae : 70 ~ sendisg Of geeds =
m0ooH.
Tickets ~ for sale q the principal hotels
book and music stores. in the city, snd q OIL
olRcs, Al9 Fest water street, Room No. !. ~
nesu block, q q sakh sent BY mail % fscsip
Of price and scamp for n turn postage.
town end vi)lsre 10 The tIuited states, to whom
greet induce Ments are offered. Ee.eitncss ~
required.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17

Either d Of the Nose, Throat, Hpine, Forehead
or scalp. NO remedy has ever proved u: equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depeeo-
NJ uuvn diseased sctiOR u the Liver, afe yer!
nnvlcaesns 70 the young wife and mother. few
bottles or Constellation Life Syrup will ccfrecs
a. eeseetion, end remove The d6pee1t whish y
@ieoctly undef The akin.
n Dissosss Of the Liver, giving ries - IaAesee,
Dissiness, indigestion, Weak 6te1ases q =. u
eonnonie1 With burning or oeAoe o1p1ee1aos
synpsons viii - rsiisvs1 by ~ ~ ~ e1ssa'
t1tiea LIN 0yrsp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17

All scrofulous persons suffering from Genera
Debility, Emaciaiion, Dyspepsia, aud Dropsy O
the limbs, abdomen, aud in the female, Dr0psy o
the ovaries and wonbs, generally accompanied
with inflammation and Liberation VI the Uterus
arc permanently cured BY Constitution Life Syr
~. The disease known - 0oitre o. Swellee
Neck. the Life Syfup will remove entirely. TIT
remedy should be taken for some time. - TN
disease 10 xceedingly chronic and stubborn, AM
viil not b reuOved without extra effort
rumofs Of the Ovariea, Tum0rs Of the Breast
and swelling Of other glands ofths body Will p
oomDletsly reduced without resorting 70 th
knifs. or operations Of any kind.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


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ing crop.
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y ayoW ~ ~ rseseo fae fivosing ~ nj.
81 ~ q reco06GSUoeloo =, ~ IL 0eo1h
- 0laE6s viii loss twsnty-1ss votes =
O@essss u \ isA1ssssA,s rnl
h utol psedsct " Miehissa 6ss- 1oDs
= u, oe9a 80 ibs., which = : isrgs snssass
svss aey previous ysae. sHas we ~
The b, OP9ix siv6s, 1innssslA end ~
tfibut61ils, has q, 000, 900 feet Of log In
boom. This shows tlat ~ pins eeoises
~ ssudihg out Their wealth pfofassly.
The Coost6 1Eioa' peosids6 hat elscloss
- Pnao4ent and, Vjos Pyeei9ens e1al b
shossnstb The Lsgislatsss. Of ths eeysel
States sjsy prescribe. The plan II D.
cun.niHtn a reconstruction does not pso>
pess = iotsgf9re vilk lh6 mlnnee oe06e)p
ing Stats officers. What would b. The IL
ssss = . Presidential esnPsisnsrox
The body Of Hon. Preston Kios, lsts
Csllseter Of The port Of New York, Wa
heebss, "a Monday. Il I'D bssr IN ths
wstss (salt wstsr) ABBOTT M aBenths. end
~ eonid<sahly disaesrsd, bet ~ sseoe.
s!asa y 'iis sslA'ivss ss1 tqksR shsses Il
y thsn. : Wy
OF ~ 80, 900 postmastsss in The United
States, but 600 ~ O00 seqofrs sowos0atiee
b thp Spnete. An who oppose the Ad-
uiihjstralion ars TO b ysmeged, end tbs
Pme ONE Department. Il bustly Engaged In
askise cut The propse nesissA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17

Oue wq1Ax NAnRss AnsRssA-Ths
New Bedford xsteusy gives the following
About . year ago daughter Of Major
Perry, Who IL sonevhat dsssnged, disap
,,,,: .:S snd; wandering o. wss q last lodg
Cd in the Sullivan county, New York aims
house, - . .vagnnt. Here she met another
monomapic, 6y the some 81 1lucy 6later,
end the two. becoming very much attached
to each other, decided to become nan and
wife. They left the aims house last sum
mer, and returned to Arlington, where they
aoSo livSd IN TIE esods Of RedlcCk, - sups
pessd BY the neighboss-Lncy sliss james
Slater, wearing tho male ~atsirs W y ths
present tine. -tltD fes %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17
NERVOUSNESS.

Asfvess Dsbiiity. eAsGtsssA Nerves. - ".
w. uAaeo, Looo q Power. Coofonioo 81
fAosghta Epilepsy.
1Aeueoa6e WAe hevo oslDbrsA ~ yooeo WI
esese TIE da0 - whieh they reod tAeoe linea.--
Fsftteulafly - Wsek, ss9sfing wenas VII shia
Osdieins prove - ineotimable bIoesine-difeet-
M tasir footsteps q Hope whish isI1lls moro
thas Il premises.
MEDCURIAL DISEA6Ee.
Salivation. Rotline Of Roses. Bed CemplsS-
ion. Aches u ns6ss. Eeelisg u Wsarioesa.
Dspssesios Of Spirits.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17
AfnOnrr AND cRKrAIN aKnkDY ron
0por1notorrAea, Or Seminal

0p0f1n010rfheo, Or 0e1mlm01
vve01kneoo.
o! involuntary Nightly OF paily Loss, however caes
rect those morbid conditions arising from the origin
al disease Or from Sec, ct Vice
mint III every Species n Genital " Urinary rrahilI
~. ..Limer or Ok ck- dhst" deposits In the Urine
milk" discharges and Weakness ~ the Kidneys.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS" have used Won
iProiFio PHI in MANY Of Sys rmaiorrlea viii
he mcsi perfect sn,ccss.~-J MnIuN SASDiR-, NJ d
L. J. "
~ wave curtd very severe cases with from six 4
ten lsuxcs II Your srEc,pIt PM II Kriru NJ ~
Price. 81 per box. SIX boxes for 81 h. nrl IA
lrcss j. WINCHESTER A. 10
III, N dAw. RI fal,n >fr.4, \
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. -The Proprietors
l II the New York Museum Of Anatomy have deter.
mined to <us FREE GDmr VI heir moi instructive les-
tur.% Marria.- aud its disQualifcations. Servou.
aSdl'bys.,. Il Debility Premature pccinr II Msnhoosi
ludk.ee,ioii. Weakness or ltpre-sion. lmpO:cncy
Loss 81 Energy and Manly Power lie great cia Evil
and those aisdes which reiilt from -onthfh fOllie-
law q! q siure
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
esilightenii. aud ~Asin. thousands. and will I've for
warded flre receipt Of four stamps by addressing
Secretary New York Museum OF Anatomy and Medi-
cine, els BrUadWay. New York marl5d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17
Dr. BirclOW,

- Ia the only physician - = 0pce.
ialist now In Chicago thst can %
g. ] ! I: =; 7 !
- entirely relied upon. ID 70 nm
Is and not suffer disease 10 remain .
your system, disGguring your fsce
aud body, besides destroy ing y0ee
~ life. lie hiss mate rnivAse -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17


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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-17

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

t~nL On "Wednesday evening January ~, Mxyn
As-tiI, me Of Baltimore and Rlchmond
Tue iunerai VIII take srs from bis late residence
ing II half Tas.t nine clocl
Philsie'pbia, Baltimore and Richmond pspcu psesss
EsGsIss On "Wednesday. .rsnu,,v N f,so~cu rrxoV
ohy sltd q :. fenn and searrAra Enslnb, ewc1 :
year. usDths and daye go
Sotre OF funcrzi henar,r
iAa~z--Saddcnly, on wc,ius sda, January II. HuxRr
i,ass aged II years -
me f,cnss and relatives of the fasnly alsc the mem
w hs'irhnn Lodge No 26s, r. and A. ~ are Re-
spsn.by ,hFied 20 siioDd The funeral from bis late
.es."eisc 10 Nnis row win a1sburr. on Friday A.
i5nooa, ~ bslfr~t o'clock Tbe :, mains win b
It.n 70 Greenwood Cemetery
Nus On wedn, siay Jan.s,v ~ arisr A shoyt H.
-, ,n Nn,ih WAIss, IT., son II william sBd Eiisa
'A ~, "akh, ased Years and ,nontha
.,,a, m ~. ~ ne isuy rsspectfuIy invited y
avenue u IN Friday afternoon. 4, halfrass ono O'Clock.
nv ~ff Dsess ", Sce.sd Pee.l :.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

mos unfair II should have been submitted to the
representatives, OF the people al some other time, when
0eperatons both in and out of the House, concerning
IL might be carried without restraint At all events
an appeal 70 the country ought 10 have preceded the
posa and 1t can only otherw SO appear that tyrant
majority OF men, maddened by fear in the House, have
AZ unfaithful trustees taken upon themselves 70 sur
render rights OF which they were only guardians The
bill passed the Council Thursday last without de-
bate But eight members OF that body entered protest
against II. The Governor lost time IN asserting to
the measure, although it is totally different one from
that which he proposed and raises the very danger
which he professed to have in view in suggesting a
change in the constitution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
The German Society.

The Directors OF 'hedcrman Ensraat Society yesser-
NV. 49,, ,.,.n,n"s ~ p 'e u naa'ss
pSe 'nu o's.nlasa oy 'ne election o. p'lp bs.hsor
-, -, -. 80. -
e,'e.,a were ,oIo@ss VIC rss,ao", nsss.s s,.
W waach aud James D. Hodqsk,n; treasurer C. =
ynhnbara, The o,l,cviny comm,,tces we've A..
ponsea.--Asens comm,t,ee, Messrs q westormanp,
80 - n ,o,'or,,,rn ana p,s p,,,..,,.,ss,
s u,s & L. ss.sr'Gs "a l.ua n"1'ssoe
+. Marease and W. A sch,uit,henncr The salary OF
the agent of The society was increased to one thousand
I'VE hundred dollars The following members Vi the
Bond o, pcoc'os nave been e6sen ~, aessr MI, tr
tors s c",ap'ed of ;onrtssp number Of new map
hers Of The sooia,, we're elcctod
EmesrIoN TO THE South.
Mr. Ranfnanu urcsantod the draft OF circular con
i,inns reference 70 me emgrslon =. the .erns1s to
aud the United sa,os authorities ne Southern
states 70 Obtain iniorna'ion n regard 70 INC iaote,
1r,. rclyd IN have uvc bundrcd eoues ar,nted IA lie
Forwarded 70 The South IT Is AZ fouo~s'--
ro- ~" f's' ''" = 'Sa'
su--rh- termination Of and th- shoiior ~
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. tive @ 81 S 70 s1S % s o
the Slater Union win hugely during tue
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o. % b., .o . o sS sos sou ssp
DE- arr,, nr nave srrsiy nder ,S- Az e. OF
relative frr~ds made Their rhoice .! iccsli.y
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dis,d, oheeo eirerns
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csr,as INN .cnid h. s.susd and us,e scss BE
an a. psr II s,urc
rorp,s "A general r,nfdece win have aSsf
afsc uron tAos- whom win reach. nmixrasts
nave "A lie r receiving elssir
uon sdyice Al sch mssrs rron, ne Ger
New which esfabl@h~d
n iss for To spsss pposs q IroseiinS and sssissnr
gern.s einlgsnts This society has se.c N .uutcrrupted
fncthcd OF ~ ~ri-rs ory accoiny srnat
~ GOOD bot has Also Tairrd
20 Abe s,Is sileng isa eIc- sbrc.a aud mc sH
officers ut sati soccsy consdtr tsir duty
acquire dc most thorough ifosustos wth he Oh
tanned ard 70 such 81 the Southern states die
D. ~nJoy q the infn, 81 labor and Of
wealth promised ny The expected immigration IL 10
tsls fOr che Interest," tho.- States he real
do o. srnirs should be understood ~ the Immigrant be-
sonscsr-n Gsrscrss,siion ihcresftar
Will lila ysg the sndcsc ed hs bren Instructed 20 open
roIrs iOnienes sith so,s ~ The prominent
sonih sad cTeir ,n- fcryny sa,euept ts has apology
,ssi you VII 70 hla sgcl sepers facts n
o.
Or brnel. 20 nnfrgTAgts
orc ~ thr most pnrsan' rcins On which Information ~
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~ On (. ia p~casnng Tesd-ni- Of your stat.
10 IN hi,.e aid sicAsite yvnr replies 'uo'h a,
s'h eit,n queiies are sts,cc below wh, rr the pr'n
g. ~, % 20 ~, ~ "a, NJ ~ nos. I'm, sud rcreY
sscss n s,a,i,,i sh.ir ieclson in siy rcspes
TafGns l,t tho importance 81 sls M rr win induce
yDu Sgr your rariy aiicn,on, the y, tgh,d sub
-crht' nsii very srslesunly YOU osrt.n s.rs.tt
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
Brooklyn city News.

Tvs SUPPOSED KinsArYxe CASH AZ GrHKsTorvr. The
little sr Anus Robinson, whose rsren rcsde IN Raslc
street, near Liberty, Groenpoint VINO disppeared so
myrtericusly IRON her home On WEDNESDAY last has
been heard from much the relief of her sorrowins
rarent who mocrned over her loss and believed her
gone forever Mrs Robinson the mother % the gr 10
oucatons who IA very intelligent lady, makes the FOL-
lowing statement In rgard her daughter csc1paGc
ON the forenoon OF Wednesday, the 10th inst sc
Anne 10 mako small purchase telling her 90 be b. ine
by twelve o'clock This the girl promised, b.; failed
do, and nothing heard NJ ber until the Following
saturday when . telegram reccis I'd lrotn Newark.
" T. stating that she there on visit To her grsud
mother The cause Of the girls sudden departure =
thus accounted for Tho Robinson family. consisting 10
father, nvthcr and young dau shtrs aeDd t- Actho
dist church Union THIS ciuFvb 4, seems, oers
prizes to the little slrs OF the congregation who make
the isrgcet collections for the msiclrry entrrrs 10
connection with the church IND Anne wns very ar'ive
collector. having al iifne harce N over SIX dolsV
and another I've for which she received b'uk Of
small value IN her zesi make large cocieps nd
ret mother rrye the gir tovS her nissonar hook with
hcr NJ the trae har mother her the crane from
which she did not return snt attended h-f opeBuyns
far ersud street wiiiansburr While On het way
there ale lost the money she had collected and anr 10
return home remained 81 the residence q acqrs
ancc Of the fsniy all THAI night Next morning tlhnfay
ns swav ali night, aud conceived the Iess IL ,rsgIna
collections enough 10 pay her way 70 South Amboy n
j., where she Las uncle LIVING Tue she succeeded
in doing ard senrlS1 south Anboy FIicay evening
telling her uncle that her mother had her 70 HIN 10
make visit This seeming pvohabe. bes unuie on So
Ssy .,ss .co ss ca n. wbo r., tors ~ s
ssopary travels Al thus time Mr.. ard slrs Robinson
wsre living shaer the post Ianful spyrehehshns ior
s,,as sps q Der safety on ss,srsy n.n r.s the
frs they had heard Of her sDce her dspsrnrr FROM
home ssrdlss isuo Sr,s to porter hcuses and ystis
not much cacllssed 10 improve their rnosas hsssvsr
nay a6ccf The nssousry cause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
Terrible Ravages Of the Cholera
in Guadalupe.
--~>~1>o>~>>~~~~~~>S~~O~>~
Over Hundred and Thirty Deaths
Day in Population Of Ten
Thousand People.
Efforts to Prevent the Spread Of the
Pestilence.
-~>~>>~~->~~>>~~~>~~>>
How the Cholera Reached the
Island.
NEWS FROM JAMAICA.
&c. &c. DC.
NEWS FROM JAMAICA.

The British bark Eliza Barss, Captain FIRTH from
Bermuda December go reached this port yesterday with
interesting. news from the West Indies
The appearance Of the cholera in the West Indies has
been recorded in the HsaALD The papers give
halls Of its ravages and Of the taken prevent
tho spread of the plague
rumorcd proposal TO cede the island Of St Domingo
% Great Britain was causing comment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
Reckless Driving IN the ssrscss-Actiou
by Father 20 Recover Damages for
injuries Sustained ~ IEis SON.
couRr or coxAoH PLEAS.
Before Judge naly.

Jss. i7.-kichosI Carol n. x1'sn. Plaintiff IL
the father Of boy who received seoas bodily nurss
under ,se following circumstances appeared Oh The
trisl:o the lee Of October 1854, while the boy then
eight y.s and sir month"; od) returning from ST
AIMS school, and when crossing Fourth avenue, near
Nlnlh street. Re run over by two caris Being
whirh followed close bohsnd. came up being driven by
an eploye of the plaintiff and passed the head VI
the boy. suit wa brought IN tho Supreme Court BY
the boy who recovered nrleen hundred dollars IRON Kill
len The prerent scton brought by the father Tor loss
SUSTAINED ~ The Injuries inflicted upon his Case
sfjt, on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
estimated 500 600 The Rslief Committee expended
during the year 67 among poor and destitute German

during the among poor and destitute Garman
emigrants
THE GERMAN IMMIGRATION.
The German immigration ut this port during the past
year amounted TO 81 sol persons who arrived here In
three hundred and nifty vessels The whole
Der Of Immigrants n tn port since the LIST OF January
1865 up the 31st OF December amounted 200 OO0 OF
whom S. 046 were Irish, "a l84 English 4Ol2 SCOTCH
2054 French sos from Wales 3S7 Swiss SIC Swedes
and g. 465 Of different nationalities
comparison Is made between the mortality among
emigrants on steamers and sailing vessels or 10000
board Of steamers III persons died during the pas
sage; while Of SO O39 emgrans board of sailing yes
sells 597 died. The greatest mortality prevailed On board
OF the Hamburg sailing vessels
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S,S Fn0cIscs Jan. TO- 1sdo.
hlning stocks are active and steady. Savage, 5000;
,hollar. fo.csi $40; Ophir sla5 Bccher $3.50; Yci
low jacket sac, Gould and Cnrrv sso0: Imperial.
Sos Isgol icnders, ~ cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

nsekssSus - sspreme Couvs-Chssseerss
Before Judge Sutt eriand.
Jss IL Mary Ann Vessels versus James G. Wcrscis
Report Of referee CONFINED and judgment u divorce
Issndsr Darlington ana others senus cAsnes A.
Wbsfor. eih
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rrcn ~. annual report Submitted appears that the
recep- Of the German society during the past year
dipofnss contributions Of members, iuterea from the
street &c Inclusive og balance laS year smoun,ed 10
sL..1 The cxpsnse> wsrs I'll, 2as ieasirr baianne
ot feHi IN Tho treasury Tue funds ami rr,per'y 81
ths German socsty-cvts stlrz Of The sset fund ncu
ase 81 property Canal rtsret valued o. tlo 200 the
seneral fsrd NE ps~ sxuN fesd Ap< ~ Lsdvg fepd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18
The steamship Canada Outw q rd boz nd

The steamship Canada ssiled this morning taking
twenty passcn-is for HALIFAX fourteen for Liverpool
NJ sptCle.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Continued Hunting for Ex-Rebels ON
Land and on Shipboard-Tho United
States Naval Steamer Conema gh--NIore
Effects or the Late GaIe-Military
Funeral, &C., Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-18

Departure OF General Baex from CuraeOa
for 81. Domingo ON a Dominican Man
Of-War-OMcial Courtesics-Marine Dis
aster-scvcre Fighting in venezuein-
Capture OF tho .Indcpen dent General
Puigar-Tho Ex-Emperor SOulouque Of
Haytt mt Curacoa-salarics or American
and Other COnsuls, 80.
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Mississippi Intelligence.

c,,o. 1,rc. rIsntar of Newton county
p C,,.ia-, ,5or d,+a ~ Tnno
Writes 10 1ue "dcNSpu Nlal4'H """Sl NV VI
"a, from near Hickory:
.Orr croDs were never hsIf SO bad-we cannot
nossiblv make more than onefourth of a cotton
CROP 10 matter how favorable the remainder Of
the season may be. The corn crop may be one |
half not more The grass has taken the fields. |
We have had so much rain the negroes are dis
49, fr,~a t.,s+oo Cbiotasav
oonrt,, zvrifas.
Dnri,,,t rasfdonca If tovantv.six Years in this
county, | have never before seen so gloomy a
prospect for crops Of all kinds Most OF the nrst
planting was washed up by the rams III hPflI' tle
rains continued 50 that the stands were pau ana
the crops unusually late. The wheat crop Is gen
orally failure.
UNIVERSITY or MIssIssIPPI.-The Clarion CON
toirs , Io,,,, acco1rt Of +he commencement exer-
- - =, m, g
cAses al me university a' oALolu ln1 ot'Vol u
the day was Oscar +. Bledsoe, Esq. Col. L. Y. Z.
Lamar presented gold medals to the two best
sophomore oecia'nlets, "no were H'l'UnEeu as
a, II;l,S $3.50 49, ,t,itl.s
lA'Oeit pio"H' 20 rI,-i- TaI r. A. NM
PieSSp. "7'' '''' >
anu 81, oo.t .,os -, account Of .
e- :; 1-ataho, 81 rost ,To,,7ar, riob+
Se'o'I 'lt' t., a,,+ h,,,sos ot ,[5ara
va I''l
enrlely ou''-, ,---,,- Tho dow, f.o;r,4 twain
on the Sssis.inpi Central Railroad run into cui.
vert ten miles below Co1eeville on Monday even
ing last. negro mIa wis NilleQ n, duu d "lllee
man nad his arm oaoS @ tae PIss@$ fd
sssangars are Transferred to the other train and
Vice versa The accommodation freight trains
nave been laid over until the transit Is repaired
WINCH VIII W '1' u1' u roxford Falcon, ?sth