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FARM. about 80 NcrcS Of l. MD, best
Quality. ! mile from i!ayrc de Grace, in ii
high state q! cuiINa.j"H; good DWELL
ING, BARN and Other buildings, PEA II
and APPLE ORCHARDS, aud some o,l.-
er fruits. Price, $3.50 per acre.
M. 4.
FARM, 2l0 Acres Of LAND, situated
and bounding ou Deer Greek and thn
Tide Water Canal; good landings seven
miles ;,ho'c iiavre dc Grace most o. it
under profitable cultivation, we'll wntcrcU,
and Will "lvde advar'ageousIr into two
farms, vi,h water and timber sufficient
for each; good fencing on all :. the cast
part has Il good DWELLING, BARN and
CORN HOUSE on H.; the land II the
yc'y best qualify. and will produce amu-
ally from 20 to - bushels wheat and
40 to go bushels corn 10 he acre, and
Gttcn from II to 20 head Of becyas, H>r.
AIso. a WHARF, ard WAREHOUSE
on il, in iinyrc dc Urace, water ttoal I@3
feet THIS Wharf I;snmlI" lura oeuc-
raj trade, or Tor Machinery og any kju,l,
no wharf N The place having as many adj
vantagos a. Ibis hos
For turtEer particulars Of any Of he
properties, Hartics will call on ne at S'al-
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OFErCE n. \. AND GALENA LEAD Co., !
No. - Nassau ST., New York,
June l. 1865 !
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TIE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR OF PIfLADEL
PHIA.
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ANOTHER GREAT CURE

II THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
OF highly respectable tj1rn, well know to Ii
Mercantile community, by
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As they are superior to any other now in use.
CIV TuEA TGIS!..
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DIR. j. H. SCHENCK,
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
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The New York herald., 1866-09-28
THE REFORM AGITATION.
Sympsibs Of the French Radicals with the
british Universal suffrage Men.

From the 0pinone Rationale prince Nap0leons Organ
September To-
The language Of the lending members or the Reform
League al their late meetings and on the other hand
the conduct and the wordS OF Mr. Gladstone several
recent occasions have placed both The league aud him
self in false position The reform League proclaimed
universal suffrage, and air Gladstone declared against
accepting H. To put end 10 this state of things the
League has sent deputation 10 Mr. Gladstone asking
him formally 10 assist ~ great meeting 70 take place
on the 21th inst. Ihs done 70 obtain from him an
explicit avowal OF his opinions the disputed point
The interview was or very friendly character, and
the depuiaon left hr. Gladstone slislad with his
panston OF the motives which Influences him 10 refuse
% take direct patt in the movement We hnd also Ia
the London TggdJh, which continues 20 he the orgat
Of the cxchanceor the following remarks on the mo
tvcs which have guided his conduct II says.--Mr
Gladstone cannot form an absolute alliance with the
National Reform League. The statesman who Us IN
power who has been ia power aud who without doubt
will be again put hmHe Tho head Of political
agitation without losing hs influence and making il vory
difficult for him TO discharge accerabiy the high duties
OF office man o. strong convictions ia all hon
esy, and without sacrificing bs dignity, takc upon him.
self the mission Of eApounang and advocating pubiicly
doctrines 10 d of witch hs seeks the support o The
popular will. Bat the work oi the cxpositor and the
professor is altogether distinct from that oil the practical
statesman, aud We cannot seek 10 unite these two
characters without doing injury TO both. minister Of
the cannot be required TO play the part Of an
apostle OF proselytism.
Here the position Is clearly defined In the reform
movement M. Briga, ,cW be ne gyeai apostle and Mr..
sfod3oas tN rgserce 10 kqsrf ne y II D, NJ puc,cci
sttbsAso airiag cof D. ~. dotyises " ne apostle Ths
agitation continues anil az as meefrg ddegt reso.'ioh'
~ Jocof ~ d,'ryydt ~ grags, sitf ro,e ~ Jcaot
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

Tie Vienna Drbrf ssys.-The fourth confereneo TOOK
place yesterday bciween Count wlmprsu and General
MenaDreA TIE French cribassaior TOOK VERY active
part 10 these neg0uatloaA General Nsnabfca bsd
already received from the Cabinet the eesufapes that
there would bs no opposition 10 removing the segsssra
ton which, snos 1880, has been Imposed up0n ~ the
Italian possssslous, nxed and movable, of Tie mperM
family o. Austria
telegram from Vienna, dated September ~ STATES
agreed upon al points with the srcspuon of tho Debt
II believed that Austria viii seospt the preceden,s ~
the Trealy ~ Zurich guide IN tbs matter wifbout
her with Prussia and Francet and that only the r<s1a
debt ~ Venice vii ~ charged 70 Italy ws the
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
R Y s STA.


The inssnre.ilon n ti@ taucssuS esaitnacs letter
f,,an Olsssa and strsssyo,Vrias. Ssgais Of Nsrnrs
dated August ~. sayss-Wc ieafn that the asrc1sisD
population ~ the nnighbotooi ~ SocBugnkalu - open
Ictoli agsnrt the rgsefnHent. A. imperial ukafs
offered to Caurlsa~ recently ihs abolition Of ssffage In
n made by Colonel aoendiJi ,olnlDandaDt oi So-
cbunkalu 10 ~ The proprietor and toe pea.
this imperial decision, tho people, strange 10 sav
sad tho dlsconient at the proPasoU They
thren them elves upon him and murdered oth him and
hs esoor who attempted 20 defend BIN iWo tos acks,
who succeeded ~ ccaiaF carried tg r"ehumkaln the
~ the rrsot, and The inhabitants o the city fed
steamboat ara oiAer ships hs hsroor 0rusr
10 v0d The fesnii og 10. revolt.
Tho w a. after reduced ~ sfAc4 by Tho
rebels III ~ bcek cd At Ofc ha the rebels have
tTrsle 10 The m0nutans and the sDverncr General 0f
Caucasus, Prince Nirfk ~ aiopk, has concentrated
fore of sDont "a Oa0 pnrsua them.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
NJ E xIco.


Eyaeuaiiou Of Gaayamas by tho French and
It's Occupation by the Liberals Severe
Fights Near MazattnH aud Guadmiup~-
The Imperisii-fs Hepulscd-An Austrian
General kiiied-siaugbfer Of the lt'nrrison
Of Urez by thc Liberals Under Martinez
Failure Of nm Expedition Against Hermo-
siIio and Suicide OF Its Commander
able EarIy Evacuation Of MaznsInn -Sono-
ra in Possession Of the Liberals. dkc.. DO.
SAN TRAsosco, Sept. ~, 1900
The steamer Continental which arrived from Mazatlan
10 day brings that the French troops and the
of-war had left Guayamas, which in the quiet pos.
session OF the liberals
Lstters dated Mazatan Sept 10, say therc vac a
severe fight at Paos prictas between the Wrench and
the liberals under Corona which the formet Lost three
hundred killed and wounded and the latter two hundred
and fifty. The French retired 10 Mszatan
severe fight also occurred tne fth instant AZ
Guadalupe In which tue imperial General Lafnberg
killed, his body nuug to tree aud any who At
tempted 10 out il down threatened with death
The liberal General MARTINEZ on the same day moved
on the garrison at urez, numbering three hundred mon,
aud surprised aud them 70 pieces, giving them no
quarter
Pesquera who had occupied Hermosilo, 'cfl on the
approach Of The French iorces carrying on many
wagons loaded with provisions. Colonel Foster, who
commended the forces sent against Pcsquera, was 50
mortified a. the result OF tho expedition thai he blew
out his brains Guayamas was illuminated on tho even
ing of the i4,h, Geucra Martinez took possession o.
the city the day and issued proclamation gunran
teong protection ~ who remained quietly at huiae
The United States steamer saiansc arrived from Quay
the day,
To tho great delight Of the people the frenrh were
expected to esacaaie Naxa,iau ~ October sonora is
said TO he 10 nnd-,urbed possession Of HE lfocsas
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

policy of the Amsrcan government in connection With
lie application. 10 do American statesmen justice
thrig fo,e pseh Mrsafenro hda sr acts 90, IT,
borro,c enaoa farm of eapressi0R Meir lark
than their lite In the matter of tho French ineryen'
on IN Mexico Mr. johnson and his advisers acted Win
very great modelation and, II Maxihan fails 20 es.
tnbsh his empire, the result Will not be attributable 70
the uncompromisng manner In which the government
OF tho United States haYe sought 10 enforce the policy OF
Mr. President Monroo
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
rse .c,o..,io. !" ca"d'a Est..d'"..

ds usscn from Asts~'ii~s dated ~ mo i2tb ~ -eg
f.nUT, nports g. Letters gt0U Aliens .r th- 9Th
nyuSss ,hss nsny villages u Upper fpnla, ihe
,htler- Of Ahsnia, isnab@f ny fnri have fcv1sei
ff8fk the eAaatfssDs og ti.s govorEeent
M bsfy thousand I.sarsents had attacked sbo
0.to,usn truos-, kiiifg scv-n aud .oppdng two hun
tsa aud nity. The pS,onent ~rs spreading n Epirus
W erErnia.
rpntation lad l0se 10 ',s.a 20 rs,ty :. The Mo.
mate corps the complaints Ut tho tnnsb,fs8is JLs
Ministers % Prussia aud tpg.snd had eft ~ rrrr -
ye..y tho statements Of lb. de5is.on ~ pss.on 81
q, am nation
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

':atve OF Virginia surrendered ,hmsr to the London
police yesterday, stating tbl ne had hung hts last
summer an event WHICH grea excitement at the
'ime The snpposton being that The boy bad committed
suicide, Nowhere except ia cities like this eau such
spectacle be this wTetched creature presents.
he has diseased hs brain by drink, which tho .'aw'
says no man has right TO do, though common sense
would aequil him irresponsible oeiDs,
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
E U R 0 Pc.
DETAILS BY MAIL TO SEPTEMBER IS.
OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENCE.
The Ref9fI Agitation Symptom Of
English Revolution.
JeAianism In ireland, Famine in India and
Negro hsbtllion in the West Indies
Aid the Movement.
The Mexican Expedition Loudly
Condemned in France.
Setretzry SeWard's Exposition Of the
Monroe Doctrine.
.o-r~c-~~-~->e-~.-e~~S-~
Okslike to Napoleon in Italy and
Germany.
--~~~~-----~~~~~~~~---<~<
ptSMARCK AGAIN Fer BIARaIrZ.
The Candian Christians in Conflict with The
Turks and the Revolution Extending.
Go. &c. &c.
Secretary SeaVard's Exposition or the
Monroe Doctrine.
Ofslike to Napoleon in Italy and
Germany.
BISMARCK AGAIN Fer BIARaIrz.
The Candian Christians in Conflict with The
Turks ard the Revolution Extending.
&c. &C. &c.

Paris Captain Surmont which sailed from Bres the
l5th Of September arrived this port yesterday
ins, bringing details OF cable dispatches and the
Assesaphc report from Halifax dated her day OF de-
ysstnre
The Vile de Paris had freight sis2 900 ia rpece
from France.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

general assembly VI The csndiaiss has proclaimed
~. annexation ot tbs istana Greece aud drrTscd
ioan i've millions NJ ars.max. The Turkish ,ioopr
stationed Gambia dofrlsd rny attack IN consequences
Of this tol bgi Tr,sErd funile- a. botaes
II asserted al Athens that The lrcn,i agd English
sinhasgadors had sas.s~d tho Porte 10 set with srea,
caution tie msisrin order 70 seod gcnefri rryoa
t.au
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

Nv decree OF tna 2Cih July, the Emperor Of hosco
inlrusicd portfolio of seners Usmont Of the
expeditionary corps and that Of fiDances TO ~ Fria
Military Comms ars. rhc military duties of ;hese two
officers being incompatible with me responsibilities VI
The new ruustions sought ~ he imposed upon them,
the, have not been authorized 10 a.sept tLem-
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

Tie Harsclcs Ssaopkore states that General Aurene
de laRderies commanding the Ninth Military division,
piesaed on sunday the eth inst az the TRANSFER of the
Roman Legion when has beon lately formed IN France
Ire Transfer was nade 10 d. de Curton, General CHER
ol the Pspa army, Who was accompanied by TWO stan
officers. The legion 4 composed Of rhoarand men,
soinmsnded Dy Iiench officers.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
...,h.r viii ~ gi.mnr.. /. rfa,.i,>.

isJap " ini hs ewes ths. The circular sent 70 he
diplomatic agsnia fYan by sbo Marquis ie Ia vetie
iutcr.0f Minister oi lcrogD ins,s w sboriy ba pub
lishcj The tendency oi this document u id 20 d. en-
pcutly pacific letter from BerllD, addressed 10 The
same Journal thai bir,narek viii win 10 Mar.
is1 immediately after ~. pr.rogat.on o The frnsr
fbsIubef Of D.p. eY ws.cu vii ia.e lcc tie el %
the month.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

Tho King ol Prussia expected about the ,,ne
IN the Duchics 81 hoii"in ana S,bic-se Ha ,nnras
spend several days Aanra klel. IicnshDurg
and Sebeswg. The ppuni.pa'y of Atiosa sIe Dsk ,ng
great preparations 70 receive him
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
Negotiations with the Eieeter al Uc--e-t,as-
gel mud The nMi.e Of Nms.l,m.

IL - announced on good authority that negotiations
have been opened Win the Elaclor ol Iesse and Inc
Duke OF Nassau Tor ufGa crssH of their right ~
sovereignty, the condition Of the resttnton OF nj
least portion Of their pcrgonal properly
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

Florence correspondent OF the Paris Jyfe ays that
the Italian government intends recall before the ple
t.'Ite lakes place. the Commissioners sent 10 Nonetia
during the srinatce Tho Cabinet Of Florence wishes
oy This measure 70 assure complete liberty Of voting 70
tile population Of Nenetia
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

~ Par, SEPT ~. tsM
The Demo rate rnlon rssss Conventlon ss@tnblsd IN
this city tedsy TIA Convemtyn pssssd fasolaions
artnlnx the thiisslrbA Nssions union pissfcrm Asd
nosnisaisd 1agtan hefnou veteran soldier ~ TIE rst
hunsvosa r~smsss fer stsss Aedlsog srd Iasv,snsnt
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
Rcmss-t:veiz Johns the Northern CanIca~ra-

In the principally OF EcuseGrez tic Princess Roger,
caroius IS ABBOT 10 power into the hands ~
son. Who vii be proclaim OF Toll age, nDdor tho title
o Henry &Al although ho q not YET twenty years
oid Tbs young man ! believed 60 be entirely devoted
20 thc prussaD policy.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
TH cusa lT BOSTON

Hrafis sept ~ l-sH
Tho itcpmsirr csbs = gnsilgd telos and wi @s4ir-
~ her doek arpnt 10 v w Her mails aud newspapers
~nl ~ Forwarded % Nsu York ~ ne trsn H. m"no~
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
Nh#t ta.-~- th~ s-nsa.as scare imperiss,
NOV emrnt. NJ the -trphrn. IIrndansrtrr..

The scare IN tanssla y pfoms'grr ns Ienlsns 70
tia cily yc prepared - move and from present.
nacal,ops a % sery doa5'fi whether ne, ever will
thai direction sgsn. fbc psessn, scafo y sald
10 bs caused by fhs msnVpserng ~ q inan named
-iunott Boston whp contrary ~ the wishes n tbo~~
~ authority IN ths ety. sAd " D. .ctnK W In.
dependent raidlsg psfiJ oi his own.
Al The stephens headquarters al kpftirlty aBf bnktis
some imp0rtsns n~Foii isions psBWns there is
result of when an agsplith us whole ~ he tsslan
Hroiberh0ya
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
Canadian Traops Ordered into Camp Govern
ment employees Enrolled, Ne.

Ionos1v, =. W., sept, %'j lSuo
Several regimsnts both of r.gniars and volunteers,
ordered ~ into camp nj ~ johns, near The Ner
mont line.
All The government clerks ~ The different departments
have been eu rolled ,niar ciyi ser'fe rcgiineni.
The yenorsi orcr- .Ssned vii hs "rrica INTO sncct
in IN. of he volunteer militia being called ooi
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
THE GERMAN QUESTION.
Pr"~-inn Legisi.,ioa ~ Homc aud Diplomacy
in the New Territories.

4 dcspoteh dated in Berlin ON the l2ih ~ September
hays:Ihe hfe1teityhD sB5s:-If wo sro coIreGtIy in
formed tbs government viii reply 10 the rciccon
The pari of The chasher o. Deputies of the project of
loan by the dissolution OF this asheniby.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
Card Tr.s General ~~r~1~, U- D-ciIu~. 10
AlIrnd anr Wore renlaa rlrnln..

IN eouseqasDcs \ hs uumsrous is,tiatlons vhleh
aensr.l sweeney .n9s receiving 70 s,ieua fsnmh pe.
nos ana oshcr rsgnons of hs tsrisu Brotherhood ~
~lshea Il % ~ nrasfsgod ths' 10 regnsi me position
u Secretary of war a. uie Troy Congress AMI aecilnes
the orTof c,muaud chrf u ths sfay ~ lfriana
whleh wse l~nder~l 10 him w ihai bofy Belng there
FIRE no longer soBNer@f with tle organization " tha
Fenan Brglberhyod be does nOt nicpa ak. sny tar
81 pfsasUi w the rForeednsN ~ the Brotherhood 70
vhata ~ lsels ssisf4 lgf tie cDniiruea ebnfdanre
s0lueed towsfa him ~ NteAs nYHatDnN.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
THE TENIANS.
SPECIAL IttlGalMs 10 The NEW ycGx HERALD.

Aitacl Canada or Amsbody Ei.e.
OTTAWA, sept. n, 1890
The tbat the Fenans are Assembling in Yer
Iaoni COR the purpose of making RAID upon Canada ~
believed to be premature Tue members or the civil
Service battalion organlIcd have bocn ordered 20
supply themselves With hundred rounds Of ball am
munitlOn.
militia general 0rior has boon issued requiring cnn-
didales for appointment Ia The militia 20
undergo examination bniore military board. Tho
order DISSATISFACTION aopg tho med ca ~
tenty
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
Th. Frenco-Roman Legion.

na.are Of tho treaty Of peace win take place within
very iew dasa
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
Pros.hI~ Disrhsrsr 81 traian pii-ourrs by
~. Canadian

Buvrsi1, sers NJ, isSs
Tie tod a, fot Erie June espec 20 10
discharged rier counsel make exception 10 the
..nr laid eorn~s ., York ana pes ~hss 'ho Of.
irD.ee soionItlsJ Ia .hs .nanly ol Wsland Tho
being LAID In the counties u York end Poet, ,hs
indictments Iserss J,le~s afesai ssssi1n OF tho
os.an Bch " called. with ih. vssw 81 sbsating ~
srat crnprrss nar', tBs prisoners will he asshafYsd
hD Va"cn Bench having pIensry inrsdieon over the
wh"s PRO, Inres.
,ssss nnSsbrr % sirspgsis drrs~ed snNeen ,seksis
and .a,s bsvo a.sdg iher appesrsle IN ibe eTe - o
day rhe loading o tho sAts city
say tii@l sent IL contemplated az tina point
Twelve esses of naFh~s we've forwarded 20 Detroit to-
day.
The New York herald., 1866-09-28

h&~AtNntWtf = ~ 80 l"yp
Information hss been rcestod - tbs effect ibai 20
person proved - 10 raiye uainrsiAsd chizoh ~
nitsd ststes pf,son Ia Dublin under
ne 49, snarsndlns ibe wit Of tsb~as epfv4r Twp
thfss si hsd l c1sissay want ~ guudf wAefs
wlth 10 ysy their ~ ago from irstipd.
or lonsli al 0reaty wuias si seven ~ The tentan
fs.apers who tousue IN y.il tiiIe dsfhafwcd
the i3ih lnsi evidence h4yinE i~en found that
required uisir further dncptioB fhs ~ those
siisctagscd tasrek Nri.n, John INnnap. James
MebD Dsnei Iolcy, Ihonas I'sg'A snd william kir.
lana
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
Tbe Case al 1s. Roberts Disssi~s~d-. Avwl
and Wasssfs~- 81 War xcssrs~a ~ sss Fe
aiaas bs the s.svers.~ss.

NA~"iNsfuNs reTt. ~ iH00
The Attorney GcBcr~i hos Instructed the District
Attorney for the sonb.rn district of New YORK " enter
i lfi preAcgn IN The Of The Penal Head Centre
rtoocrss This completes the isi % Tcnisn rrsonerr
this county ail Of whom have Ls-n discharged from
further persecution spiiiAr manner. rte and
f 81 o-piaIsd ffsn them daring their
raid Canada sro been returned the gov
ial INC bonds FROM The T~nan agboftles ,hA, the
ri ,is mo- D. nsri 10 any unlawful under
lskiBr
The Canadian reports of leuian movements sncits
much Arnusstnent hete who're " = known that
movement h possible ~ least for fhn present fhe
eminent IL fully aud epBfflHuy iniOrmsi ~ al the
plans and movements Of this wpnifhe my stri1ns
tlion, aud y not dupo-sd 10 Nyw ano' her ~nent
the perfection ~ arg3nixaii0n that character
il~d the former ~ urdefefoo hefe ust ugr ienisn
aNthori'ies have catered ipt0 engagements win
gov rnmcnt not "a r'Lea the canadian Undertaking
The New York herald., 1866-09-28
uas.n- Qn~vas,ine.

or cousal General ., Havana vnsss The qipsn
tine, or rrher 0bs~fyaoa Z h0~ edgcca 10 nys Gays
ior vessels Gom Nsw Orleans pblisiophis, Dalurors
and New Yofs snd ilfee DAYS ~ th0ss coming n.m
othsr ports y o'r uiou pros iea they come w,h .sss
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Resolutions Of Senator Sumner.

construction; the jurisdiction Of Congress
over the whole subject; the illegality Of ex-
isting governments in the rebel State, and
the exclusion Of such illegal governments
from representation in Congress and from
voting on constitutional amendments: %
/. That in the work of reconstruction II
is important ,ha, no false step should be IA.
ken interposipy obstacle or delay: hut that
by careful provisions We should make haste
to complete the work, 50 that the unity of the
Republic shall be secured on uernanen,
foundations, and fra,e,nal relations shall be
n, o,,oos os,,bl;,hoJ ,.n,r. ~ a. .....t..
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-12-21


The CRoPs Is ALABAMA AND LOUISIANA
The Washington correspondent Of the Bps-
ton Posi- writes as follows; a well. known
capitalist Of New York City, who has
been absent in the South for q period Of six
weeks past upon tour Of observation sole.
", has just arrived sin Washington on his
way back 20 the North. He puts me In pos
session OF q large number Of tabular state
menfs relative TO the crops in Alabama and
Louisiana, by which IL 10 shown that the
cotton yield OF tliS year is less thaa one-fith
the product OF 1860, when the last average
crop was produced. About fifty ex-ofiicers
Of The Federal srmy, having undertaken. the
cultivation Of cotton, lose all the way from
fifty 10 two hundred thousand dollars by the
failure of the crops Drougb,s and protrac-
ted rains IN turn have SO nearly resulted in
ruinios the prospects Of even a moderately
successful yield that the freedmen viii rem
der the catastrophe certain by relaxing In
great measure the exeftions pcressary to save
any considerable remnant. During Novem.
Der many Of the negroes quit picking at this
critical emergency OF cotton culture, and
are demanding the immediate ratification o,
labor contracts for next year before they viii
resume the harvest They desire terms that
win involve the payment Of cash wages, ia.
stead OF the former locking to
a division Of the crops between planter and
feld-hands."