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ENN SSEE.

The Yellow Fever Declared Epidemic nj
Memphis.
MFMrHrs, Oct 10, 1867.
Tho physicians Of this city iu council to-day do
clared the yellow fever ep dem The cases are In.
cressng rapidly Forty-seven new cases are reported
during the twenty -four ending at noon to-day
me weather Is clear. Taere was q light frost this
moi
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Ms, NINSL0U - NUDTHANV SlkUf, Tor chlldr1n
technr, gums resccs nhanns fon, ALA All
pain rsgUiala toe bowels Perfectly s.fe ell
cases millions OF mothers can testiiy.
Thirty. Eve cent bottle.
No 25 fulton street New York. and No 7f. ITCH
Hobo n, London Rug s1d.
BE sure aud call for II
MRS. WiNsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Having the &c Sni't q Curis Perkins" ,ssue
wrapper. All otleFsage Ease imiIa.ious
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CALIFORNIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.
For China md japan

For China md japan.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Is, 1857
10:40 O'Clock =. NJ.
The steamship China, which sails .or Yokohoma and
Hong Kong Tomorrow will have nine hundred passen
ge seven hundred of freight and million dol
lars In treasure.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

TUE FRASKyoRT BoURsE -FRANKFoRr, Oct 13-Even-
ing.-United States bonds closed to-day at TAX.
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET LONDON, October IA de-
epasch from Antwerp reports the petroleum market
nrmer, ~ So francs per barrel for standard white
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TAR A. A PRgvxwrvH OF YstLow fE7rR. Tho Now
Orleans C,rmsrciai Baidtn states uat out OF sixty
workmen engaged in laying tho f,coison pavement,
covering the wood blocks With tar IN ST. Charles street
Ia shat CITY, not one has been alta kcd with yellow
fever These workmen are almost continually employ Oh
amidst che fumes OF TAR
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LySns, Magnetic Insect Powdcr.-J rbc Origi-
nal and ,nly gouune 70 kill reaches ,dbur< moths
ana n ~ insect vermln free from pcs ,u Depot al
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Assassination I'm n Church In Canton-A Young
Woman the Victim.

In the German Reformed Church this afternoon
while the congregation were assembling. . desperate
character OF th. place, named Ferdinand Hoffman, but
recently discharged from the Pententary approached
young named Caroline Jass sometime since d.
vorced from him, and demanded kss While in the
cot Of complytps la drew large butcher knife and
plunged into her person eleven times inncting dan
gerods and 10 feared, fatal wounds The desperate
ned. pursued By an excited crowd and upon being ar
rested With difficulty saved from summary execu-
ton BY the enraged populace His victim is lying in an
exceedingly precarious condition Tho jail is threatened
with assault by the enraged citizens.
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LIvERrooI, Oct 12-Midnght 1.-THE royal mail steam
ship China, Captain Hockey, which to have sailed
for Boston at day. is detained BY storm
which still prevails.
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A.-UniversrI Expo-itien, Paris. 1857
SrkINWAY SONS TRIUMPHANT having boon
awarded the FIRST GRAND COLD MEDAL Tor Amsri-
pianos all three svies cxhibtsf this medal beag
distinctly classified FIRST In order of merit by tho sinons
verdict OF the international jury.
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THE CHURCHES YESTERDAY.

Church Of 81. Paul the APOSTLE.
This handsome edincs on Fifty.ninth street, near
Ninth svsnus. was nllsd yesterday morning in antic-
patton Of sermon from the Rev. T. Hecksr referring
to his lsts visit to Rome his tour through tho king
dom Of Italy and tho trouble that now mensces the
Papacy. Bat 70 tho great disappointm ent Of many,
Father Hecksr did not 0icate Father G. Deson occu-
plying the pulpit HIS sermon was gcm In its way,
being purely Of exhoration. During the afternoon
ysspsrs conducted by Rev DR. H. A. Brann, OF New
Jersey. The choir OF this church-of volunteer char
acterdeserves especial mention for the excellent man.
nsr IN which the sacred music OF she service ron
derod
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Jerome prrts Knees.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. OCT. u.
a., HJRni.E RACE AND THREE Plat ~ ,CHg
SEE ADVERTISEMENT ~
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The Very Highest prIy =, the Cross or the
GROVER BAkRR sswIv d MACHINES AZ the I, No
s,ton unvesee. Paris ST. thus attestins thrr rest
Broadway, New YORK. -
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Hyntt's Lie Bal .r,r --R bru,unti-ns, Ncgrr!-
gis and Gout in their forms. also Scrofha knGs
Evil Lrys.pelas Ol1 Ulcers Rtenm, Dysrpps. Liver
complaint. Kidneys the ~ nnp1riy o' TAO
blood rtllny cured W this rrri
fer. 81 bottle. Sold ~ druggists pOttisGrsnd a.
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Bafcbeior's Hair Dye.-Tbc Best In tho
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliabes
neous. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Three Italian bells were baptized by tho Pops .
short ago Thousands OF american bellies srfap
tlei every day with fUALoh'S MIGHT Bb90&NG
CEREuS."
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DIR. MichRud, French Depti-s, 173 flxth
avenues near Twenty ninth street Beautiful set Of Teeth
from $40 and up wards
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Cnmpbcil, APethecnry and ChcmFss, corncr
Eighth avenue and TweLyeghib street aad
plste stock Of Drugs and Fancy Goods
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BROOKLYN CITY.
THE COURTS.
& Court CRlendnr-This Day.
Held by Judge Thompson.

Nos.
9-Watson and Pittinger vs..
Gray.
24-Simonson VS.. Fitzgerald.
N-Boulby vs. Lazarus and
Meyer Israel.
8-Meyer Va. Tighe and wife.
7U-McLarey vs.. Mcmillan.
72-Jessen vs. Trabant.
73--Friel W.. Queen.
l--Cole vs.. Quinn.
7-McEllaney ct al. W.. Nc.
Donnell ct al.
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ROYAL Havana I,otterv.- Prizes Paid On
gold. furnished The highsst
Doubloons and all kinds OF Cold AM silver - -
TAYLOR A CO.. Banks "a 10 Wall strscL ny
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Jaarex Accepts the Adhesion OF L0xadn, bat
Wants Him In the Capital.
MxxiuO. Augual !. l06I

psscr Don MANUEL RrvAs, Tepic-
PRECEDENT has been impressed with tho 81
me $40 ACTS e adhesion drawn In tho city OF Topic
and giving In the - Sue 10 ali i,s orders
.esatoS Of so obede%se SoS0 rcGosnon and pro
by arms aud desrous OF securing cere ,Ixs he nsscs Z"
Tepic as well ma throughout the remsh m,se rennhl,c
well TO attend to tho interests axe Trvis
people, the President of tho ~ ~ mi
o; his ample powers, deemed well 10 sss 10 The
FirsiThe OF the republic accepts the rccoy
milton Of Its authority drawn 1epc well the
testaton OF obcdiencs 10 its order.
SecoudThe dstric. of Tcpc shall remain the pres
cn military district and shall be dependent tbs
general government directly that II dictate
all the orders necessary secure tho In said dktrc
and into attend to protect all the interests
OF its people
Thrdhe superior evil authority Of the district Topic
shall be exercised by civil and military prcfec DO
named by the supreme government.
fonrthDon Manuel Iozada. Don Manuel Rivas and DON
Carlos Rvas who have figured prncp, leaders In repc
shall them selves before the
ernmen and taking consideration tho OF obedience
that they have made and which they will confirm b. tho
funmcn OF this order the government guarantees ihc
their lives and will take their obeaenoc into due sld6ra
tion.
Al OF which make known 10 you In your
muncauon OF July % past.
S. LERD0 DE TEJADa.
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.rlotc Paper-Sf Per Ream. = cceunt Books
y ON auction. Stationery Estabsbmes Nassau street.
6ennetts Metropolitan block. j. w. O'BRfkN
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Enveiopes-Si Is Pew Thou-aud, for Circu-
lars aud letters Prime Books aud stationery rosAauction
daily. 80 Nassau street.
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Cristndoro,s Hair Dyc.-The Rest Ever VIA .
ufaciurrd Wholesale and retail; also applied at Ma
Asior Ilnaixa
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WIGS, Tcnfpes, md Ornamental HAIR
DATcnEL0RS v. Bond street. '''''"" :" 'ss'"
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NEW YORK.
Accident on the Central Railroad-One NTnu
Killed

Accident on the Central Raiiroad-One ITnu
Killed
ALBANY, Oct. Is, 1867.
singular accident occurred the New York Central
Railroad last night AT ton O'Clock freight train Was
started for tho West When the heavy grade west OF
the city was nearly overcome the engineer found his
locomotive unable TO tn train any farther One
back TO signal the O'Clock passenger train OF the
danger Before he had Nifty Yards the freight
car 10 the train broke from It's coupling and commenced
running down the grade Tue board pat the
brakes bard down, but moment after the
brake chain snapped, and the car, loaded
with Iron, rushed toward the city M the rate
OF forty or MY miles hour. Unfortunately the
passenger train bad just started out and collision
CURED just outside the city limits The engine and one
or two cars were badly broken, and one passenger,
named Charles II. Brton, OF Genvilie, schenectady
county, who was standing on The platform Of the express
hurt The three men who on tho freight car got
on without injury before the collision.
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sSssrn. ". LYNCH
supreme Court-speciai Term.
con. Held sH.a BY Judge ,s , cIsrse
-wssand Vs. Sherman l'-FTsd q = nOyaI ms
iss-Ms rune vs. Flannclly lss-Ryer.oa vs., s!ernol.
ssss5isS E sss
Ssg sss IL
,ss-r;s. Ref p cA V, ss.-ssss1 N4sA,ss
stsi Ns-woodruG vs.. rsarcs
i-NewSsrser vs. Pssseisl so7-Giliick Vs. Gillok
Supreme Comrt-Chambers.
Held by Judge Sutherland.
S4u o ssisna q. : 81 S SsSst
as-rn =. Mrp.sn v. Pacific sss-srorn vs.. oA...
9 1s Ssv' 1 wss
sTlas
Y: Chase hsSs ssa s.no
The call commences at l70-Meyers VI. Meyers
Superior Court-Triai Term-Part 1.
cou-. 1pss. b =. s sstsa s Ssissl
s:s; e: s;;:: Z;
slsa Moore y. Herman. ssa7-Lockyood vs.. deey
ss-ss isea vs. ss-xsrst.et vs.. Caldwell
217-Sackett va Gunner. 3y55-Bayer Tagobue.
Superior Courf-Trini Terns-Part ,.
co,r, ms!d By =, Judge sss, J o,a,:.
2ss-yeltman ". Hsers.el siss-Hoaman Vs. serne.
7o6-Reis vs.: Borken ct al sooo-Mabben ct al vs. Do.
PARK Fir. In. Co s,os-clsrH administrator ".
s3l0-Gardner Jr. VS.. SerrelI. Berg.
Fire ms Co. ond Az II. X. Co.
land S5ys-walter Wood ct al.
Sl9l-Lembkc. &c va. Dins- 33io-Vlenantc Wood
more President etaL
N96-Yates OF al. va Koran.
Common Pleas-Trial Term-Part 4.
Held By Judge Cardozo.
Adjourned 10 October Is.
Common Plcas-Trial Term-Part =.
-, Held sy JUDGE Dsly:
S%-Allen w. Morsen ss-Fannn w. Fox ct al
1s6-Underwood ct al 0-McAesr Va. Moller.
sse-HSnpSrey. v.. Knight. ms Cos Co, " s''a''A'
767-Alviset. ex vs. Stewart 6T-Dean, adm, vs. n Y. d
ciac Mutual ms Co sos-Franf ": Bromherst
oi-sx lac. G Trans. Co. rs. ss-Hynsn rvs IS Eighth Az
8U3-Schaum Rosen. 3ll-Caen VS.. Shankiand
Marine Court-TriaI Term.
Held by Judge Gross.
Court OPENS II O'Clock A. NJ.
Nos. Nos.
l3-Martin walsh Rosenthai Vs. StoepcL
- Boomer 70. Saght. Schrcyer Eimonds
42-Curner Muet 46-Barker
A-Blanchard vs. Jackson. 43-Brttzny vs. Hart
1-Martin Va. simon. g-Grove Va. Durancy.
Andrews vs.. Collins 5)-West vs.. Haggerty.
29-Maas Curtis 5l-Bnoth York
N-Feck Koehler. h-Bray vs.. Pierson.
1-IIatch Kuhn. 53-Waters Meyers.
5-Glbblns q. Sohohheld. S-Butler w. Bennlng.
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Movements of General sheridan.
ALBAxy Oct "a, 1891
Major General Sheridan will leave this city tomorrow
morning, at quarterpass seven o'clock for The West.
In . special car attached 70 the regular train.
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Ifyou vnnt " good.
Light stylish Hat, 80 70 vAILs, al Fulton ssravt
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Society for tho Increase Of the Ministry.
The annual sermon in behalf OF tho Society for the
Increase Of the Ministry preached yesterday even
Ing by tho Rev. Vim. r. Morgan D. d. at Christ
Church tEpiscopaD Of Fifth avenue and Thirty
fifth street. Tho congregation was unusually large
tho pows and aisles being completely nled and not
even standing being left short time after the SER
vice had commenced AT conclusion OF the prayers
the Eleventh Annual Report Of the society was read.
The report stated that the operations OF the Society
during tho last year had been blessed with unusual sue
cess and that entered upon the twelfth year OF its
being with the most cheering prospects OF enlarged
and ever-increasng usefulness At the beginning
Of the year thero remaining in the treasury sum
Of little $780, The subscriptions during the year
had reached $2l 900 and there residue after
the outstanding liabilities should have boon iiqudated,
Of $3.50. About hundred and twenty OF the students,
assisted by the society," had entered the ministry during
the past Some idea OF the extent OF the useful
Of the society might be ascertaned when this was
coupled with the fact that the year previous only sixty
four gentlemen had boon admitted to the ministry. In
the the Rev DR. Morgan enlarged upon the great
spiritual needs OF the Western States The annual
meeting Of tho society will DO held Tuesday evening
next
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NEW YORK CITY,
TEE COURTS.
couaT cAlsAOAR-Tals DAY.
SUPPRESS Court-Circvit-Par

6uprekSs C0urt-Circuit-Part 1.
Hsld By yudgs Ingraham.
The Court Of Oyer and Terninsr win be in session.
No civil calendar
Supreme COuPf-Circuis-Pars ,.
Held by Judge Smith.
Court opens At O'Clock A. n.
Nos. Nos
lnl-Ldma W. Waugh ct al 79S-Drew W. Dam.
l6B-Weeks ct a. 0oez ct 1852 Goddard VS. British and
- al. N. A. r. 8. 8. Co.
ll6o-LAmson Va Kusse. e00-German National Bank
l706-notx administrator, Of N Y. vs.. Clark.
- W. Roach ct al 7l9Flint ct al. " HArmony
b70-Bryau Duryee etaL
1A2-Cohen ct al VS. McOay 324-Monroe W. Hudson r.
bl0--HAlscy Hasey. Railroad Company.
@0-Prtcs Va Price 7SS-Wood ct 81. Vs. Wilder
b36-Carow Kelly, aha. OF al
l06S-Brown Z Frecks. ICON ARGUS ne. Va. Pacific
60l-East River Bank vs. Mutual Insurance Co.
Austin. implicated. c06-RicnArdson ct sl. W.
l1e-Brayer ct al va. Fisher Clark u.
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Letter from Juarcz 20 Governor MendezM
OF MichOacan.
President Juarez has addressed the following iettcr
the Governor Of Mchoacan:-

vKny Dean FRIxSp-on the 18th inst, had ths peasnr
OF making into this city; and elsewhere,
entirely at commsnd. According 70 late thu
has eud and II only for
Mexico q last order secure ~
conquest have made am most firmly resolved To
operate lies power. towards noble
poe, and particularly regards worthy Ststa
which has given proofs OF its patriotism and self
denial expect that animated with the
mcnts, will point out to mo all that mar
it, that may, will DO pleasure for all
favor of your Meanwhile accept express.
sion OF distinguished affection whiah entertain for
BENIrO JUAREZ.
sehor Jusrs MENDOZA Governor Of Michoscan, No.
rain
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Italy ana tue F0uRCy-Iecture BeIOrC the
ST. james 4. A. Ii. Society.
numerous attendance assembled last evening in tho
ball OF the Young Mems St. James r. c. T. A. B. Society,
IS Roosevelt street, The usual singing and appeals to all
who had not signod the pledge Of total abstinence from
intoxicating liquors formed the inaugural exercises.
About eight o'clock the Rev. Father Farley, pastor Of
st. James church, made his appearance and after
few remarks introduced Mr.. Paul V. Flynn who do
livered well written lecture 'Ttay and the Papacy."
The lecturer spoke Of tho antiquity Of tho poncal
eminent and its progressive advancement through
long series Of years. commencing almost with tho sstab
ishment Of Christianity itse He ayerrcd that By the
wisdom and moderation OF the Popes the tyranny OF the
early Emperors checked. As an instance Of the
mercy and hberality which have ever distinguished
the reign OF tho Roman pontns he cited the act OF
Plus TX, on his accession the Papacy, pardonng all
political offenders, whereby nearly one thousand Ave
hundred exilos were returned TO their homes In no
country in Europe, he said Is education among the
people fostered to great extent rs In the Papa
States The schools proportionatey exceeded those OF
Prussia number, and the universities were numer-
GUS, Notwithstanding the disparity OF population. The
lecture throughout, exhibited much arch and the
authorities quoted by the lecturer showed that not alone
Catholic writers brought up in support Of tho argu
ments used but tho writings Of Macauay Alison Rev.
Dr. Lane and others held quite conspicuous places
Monialembert, Jeramb and othors equally noted
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Supreme COurf-CfFeuIt-Part 8.
Held by Judge Welles.
Court oDAna at tan O'clock A N

Short causes
Nos. Nos.
l$39-warshung va Isaacs 4l7S-Hanan ct al. Vs. Sno
etal etA
l737-Carter Binnnger 477-Hoyoke ct al Va Rec
2266-Costydon Graham A60l-Archor Ut al VS.. Refo
5SxS-Swan Singleton. etal.
t076-KeIler va Mattox. A123-Wright vs.. Jonards.
Set down causes
ll33-williams, Jr, VS. Wood. 774-Culver ct al vs.
lS6-kelty vs. Second Ma well
tional Bank Of Erie. l6O-Sharksy Vs. Frankli
662-Fieldng Scoheld 296-Mussey Murray
ct al l396-Gambril ct nj. VI.
1S69-MAra VS. Rathbun ct al. ct al, DC
l630-Tayior ct nj. Harris. l72-Booth Rhodes.
TS-McCsaflck browne i4o0-Le Roy, admin,
etal. Hudson r. X. Il.
l523-Ebert va. Hudson ct al. 1A6-Makewen vs. Fings
l656-Gleason vs. Day ly06-Merritt ct al.
H57-U. S. b. NAL 3. 8. Co. sidy.
Merrill. Jr. l426-McIntyro ct al.
622-Stow VS.. Kelly, sheriff. House.
24-Huggins vs.. Lynch,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-25
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-25

LYING IN BED.-Itls often a question
smong people who are acquainted with
the anatomy and physiology of man,
whether lying with the head exalted or
level with the body Is most wholesome.
Most, consulting their W case on this
point, argue in favor of that winch they
prefer,
Now, although many delight in boil
%stering zap their heads at night, and
sleep soundly without injury, yet we
declare it to be a dangerous habit
The vessels through which the blood
passes from the heart to the head are
always lessen6d in their cavities when
tho head is resting in bed higher than
the body; therefore, in all diseases at
toAdsd with faver, the head should be
pretty near at level with the body
aud people ought TO accustOm them
selves to sleep thus, and avoid danger
Needed Journal.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-04-25
KNOW THY DESTINY,

MADAME n. F. THORNTON, tbs great
English Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psyehom-
etrieian, who has astonishsd the scientific
classes OF the Cid Word, has now located her
self at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton pos
sesses such wonderful powers Of second sight,
as to enable her to impart knowledge of the
greatest Importance to the single or married Of
either sex. While in a state Of trance she de-
lineates the very features of the person you are
TO marry, and by the aid Of an instrument Of
intonse power, known us the Psyohoinotrope,
guarantees TO produce n life-like picture of the
future husband or wife Of the applicant, to-
gether with date Of marriage, position in life,
leading traits Of character, dc. This is no hum-
bug, as thousands Of testimonials can assert,
She will send, when desired, a certified certif-
cate or written guarantee that the picture Is
what it purports to bo. by enclosing a small
lock Of hair and stating place Of birth, age, dis
position and complexion, and enclosing 30
cents and stamped envelope addressed to your
self, you will receive the picture and desired
information by return mail. All cOmmuniss-
tions sacrsdly confidential. Address, in Conh-
denes, MADAxI L. r. THORNTON. p. O.. Box
10, XWA0V~tN. Y. ~ e-iyI
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Lowell, Mass, has forty nine fac.
tories, the capital stock of which is
S13, $50, 900. Cob females and 4,914
males are employed.
"A Florida lmeon received in
Augusta weighs ! pound 1 ounce, and
measures liz inches in circumference.
- The Vermont marble cent Il the
Paris Exposition is admired, and is said
to be equal to the finest In Europe. =
The people of Montana are get
ting up an invitation to Professor
AgaSsiz 10 visit thom as a guest Of 1he
Territory.