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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-10

For the benefit Of those Of our
friends WHO like TO "take something"
we will say that the Mathews House
has just received a splendid assort-
ment Of wines and liquors, which are
served to suit the most fastidiou:
taste. They make especially o fligh'
wines, Of every brand, for summer
drink, and challenge competition in
both quality and price. Call and see
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TINS Picstc.-The picnic of the
cclofed school, near this place, caiBe
OF according TO announcement on
Saturday last, There was quite a
number Of white persons on The
ground during the forenoon 10 wit
ness the novelty Of the scene, and Il
Is with pleasure we record the order
and good behavior that prevailed
among the large crowd Of colored
persons present, who seemed to enjoy
themselves hugely. The speech of
Capt. N. G. Taylor was TO the point,
full Of advice to the colored people,
showing them the folly of following
the teachings Of their pretended
radical friends, and advising them to
act with those whose interests were
identical with their own-the South
crn people. The only event that
threatened to disturb the harmony Of
the day took place late in the after
noon, and was caused by the bolster
Gus aud rowdy conduct Of a person
,roar;,c ~ axto~nol amman rauoa &c n
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SARDIs FEMALE AcADEMY.-It
will be seen by reference to the adj
vertisement that this institution will
open on Monday, September 9th.
Under the able supervision Of Rev
J. T. Gooch, it has gained an envi-
able reputation among the places Of
learning in the South. Parents will
do well 70 ~patronize this school, in
stead Of sending their daughters
abroad.
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NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore existing under
The tyi. OF A. =. Cansisr 8 Co, at Long
Creek. Miss, Il hereby Dissolved By mutual
sonuent !. n. Yates retiring from raid firm, and
selling to A. p. Cansler bis entire interest A.
p. Canister a.sumss all liabilities, and e alpus
authorized 10 settle The basiaesA
A. p. rANsLER,
JH YATES.
The baslnsss will Be continued By A. ?.
c.nzlfr. sp7T.im
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DROMGOOLE & co.'s
King of ChiLis,

Which never hiis 70 cure ali cascs Of chiilS
bilious fever, Intermittent fever, neuralgia, &c,
for which u u used. II never Affects the head
or ears, arts upon the liver and bowels, o~leanses
The stomach can he given 10 infants, and hs
permanent cure. Go and consult yoar drug
rist abou, n II is " secret no patent, no
i~literais mixture. but II is The result Of much
experience In the Southern country.
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DIARR EA.

This dreadful simmer complaint Is now upon
ne, aud OH how many thousands II carries 10
an u%ntlmely grave every year. beware, moth
o., how you neglect that slight diaffb0a In
your family, nip Il In The bud. Send lmmedi-
ately and procure one bottle OF
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Yo L1v Q L
Should he KEEP, In good condition, before fall,
thereby warding OF and preventing chills and
fever, bilious fever, dumb chills, ke., and moth
Ing L 80 %cifcctnal ~
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DRoMoooLn a CO.'S
Red Diarrh9a Remedy.

For your family, 90 that yon can give Il when
Necessary. For infants at the breast and the
bowel complaint Of children while ,eothing, II
acts like q charm. All forms Of diarrhGa,
cholera morbus, nausea aud vomiting, cramps,
pains In the stomach and bowels, are imnedL
ately cured by is use.
USE RED DlARRHGA REMEDY.
USE RED DIARRHGA REMEDY
USE RED DIARRHRA REMEDY.
II Is 50 pleasant 10 cooling aud 50 prompt, tina,
all praise IL
During the prevalence Of cholera 10 Mem
phis, during last summer, Il was extensively
used by the masses, and prescribed by many
physicians with the happiest results, for all the
First stages Of cholera. All cases Of
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Blo,rhss aud vlo,ches on the face, humors Ia
the blood, glandnIar swsIIings iamor4 psmpIe-
iiea sesldhesd, tetisr broken down c%snstitv.
tions, impsr conditions Of The blood. csn b
speedily cured by using n
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BLOODY FLUx or DYSENTERY,

Mucus Diarrhns, pains and s%training Of the
bowels, should not fail TO use a few doses Of
DR0MG0oLE 4 co.'s DYsENTERY
COMPOUND
And be cured.
All physicians Of experience agree that dys-
EMERY aud diarrh1a are treated differently,
aud our compound is THE MEDICINE that will
effect cure.
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Store them 70 hehIIh aud bu0yahcy hBhIh.
THAT YOUNG GIRL
Whose very countenance, acts, color, and walk
indicate disease, can be 70 easily restored 10
health by using the English Female Bitier.'
II touches the pale cheek with the crimson
blush Of nature, adds Joy aud brightness 10 the
detected and melancholy, gives brilliancy 10
tho eye and intellect imparts beauty and
charms to fair retiring %girihood, and composcs
In old age.
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS.
USE ENGLISH FELALE BlTTERs.
USE ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.
For old and young, married and single.
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DrOmgoo1o ob Co.'s
Fluid Extract Bearberry, Cubebs
and Bnchu,

And be restored to health and manhood again
Large bottles will cost you only one dollar.
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The Public Ledger IL served 70 City subscr-
bers by faithful carriers at TES cssrs per week.
payable weekly TO the carriers.
Ny mail, ak DOLLARS per annurni or fity
Cents per month, in advance.
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Whose wives are suffering with constant
pain and suffering each month, whose menstru-
alton Is too much or too little, or painful, or
irregular, who Is suffering with falling Of the
womb, with lucorrhoea or whites, should no,
fail to carry home one bottle Of
"a
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+HZ A
DRoxeooLE & Co.'s RED DIAR-
RnGA RExEpy.-Of all compounds
ever offered to the public for Diar-
rhoa, cholera morbus, cramps and
bowel complaints Of children, moth
ing equals the above remedy. II is
exceedingly pleasant, refreshing and
cooling 70 the stomach, IL nota syrup,
nor kino, catcahu, gals, &c, and
acts like a charm upon old and
young. Wherever used, Il merits
and receives eucomiums Of the high
81 praise. No family should be
wishout the Red DiarrhGa Remedy.
CONSOLIDATION MEErxe.-Ths
citizens Of Psnola held q meeting d
~ sssrt-houss Last Monday, foe The
purpoas Of considering resolutions
dpswu sp BY sommitss>s from Bates
villa and Pamela, looking to . con
~soli1atoa 81 tbs two places. Tn
resolutions were unanimously adopt
q by The meeting, asd . eonmitte'
appoinssd % dss>rnise TIE beundA
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The Markets..


New YORK. June IA. M.-Stocks strong
Gold, 1879. Money, sal per cent. 5-2o,s,
%, coupons, l091 s@ll0. Virginia 6's, G,H@1O
Flour dull and unchanged: Wheat deciln I'M
Lard dropping. Whisky steady. Cotton quiet
al 26E. Freights quiet.
New YORK, June PIP. M.-Cotton active
and firm sales, 5000 bales 1T &c. Flour dull
and heavy, and declined loo. home demand
limited State sS@Sll 40; southern, mixed to
good, 81 .4O6Sl2 %: fancy and extra, Sl2Sog
$3.50 Wheat dull and declining Corn heavy,
and declined l62c {: western mixed, new, slM
al o.: old. 81 .OsmSl 10. Pork heavy and lower
at sol .6s Lard heavy at l2@l3c. Whisky
quiet Rice firm and unchanged Sugar closes
active: sales ], 800 hogheads Moscovado AT
lOHHllN other groceries unchanged. WOOL
dull Texas, 25Q3l. Freights firmer. Corh'
jEM6c. lower. -,
Gold, 1874. j.2Os, 80. coupons, 10; 81,
1861 /: 90, lO7 new issue, 1895. l0-4os, re-
gistered, 99&Ml0o; coupons, loo; ~ = rs Isl
series, 100 s@lO6h; others, loj'4@lo5;s. len
nessee 6's, new issue, 67A@6s.
BALTIMORE. June l2.-Cotton dull at 26c;
Rio coffee steady. Corn in good supply and
weaker; white, 81 .O3@sl .O6 mixed, slGl .o2
western mixed, 94c. Provisions quiet ana
unchanged Lard dull. Whisky nominal and
unchanged
CINCINNATI, June l2.-Flour steady; super
fine, SS@s9. Corn dull and unsettled NJ noc.
offered roc. asked. Cotton dull; middllnS
offered AT &c. TOIh ioiS't
30. so; held at S22. Bacon in moderate de,
mand: shoulders, &C. clear sides, l2'Fc; Lara
held out of the market; good brands, Fac
LOUISVILLE, Jnne l2.-Flour dull; super
fine. S99S975. Corn, in sacks, S59s7c Pork,
s92 Bacon-Shoulders, 9@9A; clear sides,
i2k@l2%, packed. Cotton dull at 2Se.
LONDON, June l2-Noon ,-Consols, 95. Uni
ted States bonds, 70.
LONDON, June l2-2 p. M.-United States
bonds declined I'D.
LONDON, June l2-Evening. -Consols, s4A.
LIVERPOOL, June l2-Noon.-Cotton quiet ;
estimated sales of 1000 bales; uplands, ii 4 ;
Orleans, lis. Corn, 35s. sd. Iailow, 33s. oa.
since noon. o
LIVERPOOL, June IL - Evening. - Cotton
closed with a slight improvement ana prices
rather more active; middling nplands, lh@
ll3G: Orleans, llss sales, $4,000 bales. Bread
stufls quiet. Pork declined TO 76s; Lard ad-
at Ais Turpentine declined 6d.-quoted ut S2s.
Cd. Rosin steady-common, rs. fine, l2s.
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Murder mud Snicidc.

ANI,Y SHOOTS His RRPUTED WIFE AND THEN
HILLS HINsBLF-THE BODIES LIE ALL DAY IN
EsAEpINd-HoUs WITHOUT BEING DISCOVERED
I'm New York, OIL Monday evening, terrible
rrrgrdy was discovered 10 have occurred on
r.a previous night al the fashionable board,
I..-housa of Mrs Blanchard. A man named
\ NJ King murdered his supposed wlle
..rough i, turns ont she was not, Matte H.
King. by shooting her through the head, ana
.,-n committed suicide by also shooting MN
s,lf tho bah entering the left temple. Inc
instrument used was small sharpe 3 repeater
with four barrels, three Of which were empty
when found The double crime was not uis-
covered until o'clock yesterday aiterhooh'
when both had evidently been dead lor seNe-
rrI hours. They were last seen alive ~ S:oo
% clock Sunday evening. Pecunlary distress
wI- apparently the motive Impeding 10 'he
deed A..
Mr.. Marcy stated that his cousin, the
ie.r. scd man, was just twenty-iouI year Vi
rgr. and was a native of Massachusetts, WneIe
i., parents still reside. He further states that
hing and The woman he lived with had not
been married, but had cohaoitcd togetner Us
IMAM and yyile for some years, though the III
mate, Of the house always believed them 10
have been married. But little Is known OF
Kings business or antecedents. VI Inc ue,
Gems sd woman still less II known Sie h1o
.ry.rrrtly stated 10 Mr.. Blanchard that she
g.... s.. ..rf1r of Virginia, but The police stale
.F..r N.r mother and sister reside IN BrookiSh
They further allcge that she was NJ one TIME
Cd vya..rr-rirl M the Louvre Concert Saloon,
where King had formed her acquaintance
She was about twenty four years VI age, ana
W.. a beautiful brunette, with black eyes and
..f black hair.
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so.s,., dispatch to the Baltimore suo.

Specisl dispatch TO the Baltimore Suu,
IT,. Removal OF Governors by the Military
The Reconsideration Correspondence Health
az tho President, etc.
WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE following Is q
nv Of The original telegram of General q ram
,CErpcral sheridan relative TO the threatened
.,,,nval of Governor Wells This communi.
,.ftnn was made over two months ago, but,
.Ithongh frequently referred 10 i'm the news.
rgrrrs has never before been published
e. Washington, April 3, 1867 TO Major. Gene.
raj 7. II. sheridan, New Orleans, Louisiana :
would advise that no removal OF Governors
oE states be made at present II Is question
NV under consideration whether the power
sylsts under the law 10 remove, except Dy spe-
al act Of Congress, or by trial under the
I. :. GRANT, General
Attorney. G eneral Stanbery's opinion, as re.
Emily published, was so imperfectly transmit
,.I or rrin ted that he has determined that the
...,hcoming opinion on the powers of military
.,.nmauds shall not be given 10 the public
rr.l printed copies OF IL can he prepared for
,r.nSmiSSion by mail TO the leading journals
n The country. The main points OF this
Cuiaion were submitted TO and approved by
Inc cabinet day.
The Cabinet also has under consideration
sheridan 5 removal Of Governor Wells The
,-,ian Of General Sheridan in the removal of
Governor Wells does not meet with the APP
rrc,ll Of the ADMINISTERS ton. The recon
sanction acts are regarded by the Cabinet as
p, rreingly oppressive and harsh in them
selves and they think that such construc-
.au Of the law should not be permitted
whereby greater hardships can be worked.
The opinion Of the Cabinet is that there is no
warrant Of law for the removal Of the State
officers The stories about the Presidents in
f.ulon ON The subject are manufactured by
persons totally unadNised OF the purposes or
intentions OF the Administration.
Mr.. Johnson was scarcely ever in better
health than he was yesterday and 10 day, and
except 4 slight cold on Sunday last, he has not
been i'll for about two or three weeks.
DATA
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WHY fHs PRRsfDsSr was NOT 1xpRAcHRp.
The Washington correspondent ofthe CONNER.
cioi writes as follows:
1--WE suspect that one Of the strongest rea.
sons for not urging impeachment at this time
Is, that IL Ben Wade got into the Presiden tial
chair he could not be got out until 1872. This
would spoil the little plan Of Colfax Co.
for the nomination In 1888. We have always
believed that IL Mr.. Fessenden had been
elected Vice. President instead of Mr.. Wade
the President would have been impeached, for
Mr.. Fessenden would not have been in any.
body's way in ls6s. Certain Il is that men
who but the day before were fierce for i'm.
parchment, no sooner did they find Mr.. Wade
the Vice. President than they turned around
and became eminently conservative or openly
against that measure. Curiously enough, all
the gentlemen thus affected were either candi.
dates for the Presidency or expected TO be.
One of them. when asked by friend about 1t,
and who no doubt represented the views Of the
others, said Well. sir, was for impeach.
ment, but when old Ben Wade was elected
Vice President I went against IL, for you know
have some ambition, and II that old devil
ever gets into the Presidential chair we can't
get him ont until he dies
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Specfnl Notfcea,.' !.

~GREAf DECLINE IN PRfCEs.-Cheap.
est Dry Goods in the City Tremendous sasri.
fees !-0reat Excitement at ISAAC sYCELs'g, No.
soi, corner Of Third and Broad streets. Ihave Just
opened my fourth supply OF Summer Goods. can
give all who cali great bargains. Splendid quality
Aozambiques, Is, 20, and 2sc. (; Embroidered Gre.
nadines, only 2sc., very cheap; Black and Colored
Alpaeas at Is and aoe., worth Soc Black Silk, Sl2s
worth Sls 500 pieces Calico fast colors only l1ic
Bleached and Brown Cottons, 0, 10, and l2Ac. good
yard. lsc.; New York mills, only 2sc. io-4
Bleached sheeting. only Soc: p. C. Cotton, full
width. only &c.; Linen Drill and Cashmere, for
men and boys wear. 2oc. and upwards Irish
Linen, 3oc and upwards; 500 Shirt Bosoms IS IL, TO-
and 2sc.. very low; Corsets 7se, 81, and Is each
Hoop Skirts, &c. and upwards; 70 dozen Hair Nets
at &c. per piece; White Marseilles, soc. and mp
wards; Nainsook Muslin, aoc. and upwards White
swiss, 2ce.. very cheap; large lot of Ladies' and
Children's Hose and Gloves, very cheap Dress
Buttons, Jet and Bombazine. 1se. per dozen, worth
SOC. Parasols, e7c. and upwards. Call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ISAAC sYCRLS.
No. sol Broad street,
ell corner Of Third street.
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TELEGRAPTIIC NEWS.
From Waahiurtan.

! WARRINGTON, June l2.-It IL semi. officially
reported that Sheridan's action reeardine
Governor Wells IL not approved. In the
opinion OF the Cabinet, there In no warrant in
law for the removal Of State officers.
| The jury array in the case Of Surratt has
been discharged on the ground that IL was Il.
legally drawn, and a new array is ordered.
Mayor Withers, Of Mobile, will have his
first interview with the President to-day.
motion for new trial in the case Of San.
ford Conover Che perjurer) will be argued this
afternoon.
An immense crowd is departing to witness
the fight between Collyer and Aaron, which
takes place tomorrow morning.
A hogshead containing human remains, from
the military Gissecting room, buried in the
yard of the institution, has caused unusual
sickness in the neighborhood. Several per.
sons who assisted in it's removal are seriously
sick.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WARRINGTON, June l2.-All the members Of
the Cabinet were present yesterday when
Stanbery's opinion regarding the powers OF
the district commanders was discussed. The
opinion was approved by all except Secretary
Stan ton, who was silent on the subject. &C.
neral Grant was not present during the con.
sideration of the opinion. The opinion is adj
verse to the arbitrary removal of State au-
thorites, and, it is understood, also of NUM-
cipal officers.
The Indian Commissioner and Charles G..
Halpine had interviews with the President to-
day. Mayor Withers, Of Alabama, has an
interview to- morrow ut o'clock, from which
it is inferred that the Mobile removals are still
undecided.
The impression which prevailed a few days
since about the impending removal Of district
commanders is fading. 1t is now thought that
the desired restraints will better be obtained
by enforcing discipline which involves respect
for the law and requires obedience from subor-
dinate military officers.
The revenue receipts TO day were 1855, 0Oo
Four or five thousand persons will witness
the prize fight between ,Coliyer and Aaron.
Steamers have left New York, Philadelphia,
and Baltimore, for the field. The crowd going
from here is immense. The foreign Legations
will be brilliantly represented.
Ninety-three suits have been commenced by
claimants Of Savannah cotton alleged to have
been captured by General Sherman and sold
in New York. The claims amount to about
S. OOO, 900 in gold, and the suits are authorized
by recent acts Of Congress.
The Grecian Legation has arrived, and will
be presented to the President tomorrow.
The motion for new trial in the case of
Sanford Conover was abandoned, and he leaves
for the Albany penitentiary o-night.
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~ GRAND OPENING OF NEW GOODS
AT MITTELDoRFER CO.'S, 1909 Main street,
opposite post offiee.--We Will open and be pre-
pared on Monday the cath to exhibit for sale our
third supply OF SPRING snd SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purchased within the last few
days in the northern markets, and at such reduced
prices that we sfford to offer greater induce
ments than ever to purchasers. Our Dress Goods
Department is, without exaggeration, the largest
and moot varied in this city, and having mostly
been bought at auction at reduced prices, we will
give such inducements TO parties in want that will
certainly be advantageous. Among the different
textures we have in colors and quaIties, BeraSes,
Mozambiques, Lenoss Melange, PoulouJ, Lawns,
Jaconets, 0rgandies, Grenadines, Hernanis, Pop.
Inns, Alpacas, Lekdusie, Silks, &c, &c. To the
above named department we have given special
attention. and we will offer them at prices to suit
all in want.
Our Domestic and Housekeeping Goods Depart.
ment Is complete, and at such prices that we will
warrant satisfaction to all in want of same.
Our Gents Furnishing Department and Mems
Wear is larger than 1t has ever been and as great
attention has been given in selecting the same,
will say hat they will suit the most fastidious
Our stock OF Ladies' Cloaks and Sacks embraces
all kinds and designs in Silks, Cloths, and Lace
Points, of all qualities.
Our stock Of Mating is very large and Of all CO.
lors, qualities. and widths ; and having been
bought at auction, they will be offered at a small
advance.
Country merchants will find 1t to their adv ANITA &c
to give us call before supplying themselves.
MlTTELD0RFER & CO.,
opposite post office.
WewilI. for the benefi of our trade, continue
our store No AIS Broad street, where Mr.. MARX
MITrELDoRF ER would be pleased to his friends.
ieu NJ. b co.
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ROMANCE AND RBALITY.-Th Baltimore Cir
cult Court, Judge Alexander, has decided the
case of Matte de Montbarthe, who applied
for q divorce from Anatole Mon bar the. The
defendant represented himself as being q
French count, ETC., and married under false
representations. His real name was Anatole
Mion, and by the evidence of Monsieur A.
Sauyan, the French Consul, who made inqui-
ries in relation TO his family, birth, etc, ii
was discovered that his father was n 9arde
cLa,apetre-in English, an under game keeper,
or one who attends to visitors at the grounds
of nobleman. Baltimore Gazette.
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Decision i'm the Foreign Life Insurance Case
Fire

NEW YORK, June I'm the case of the heirs
of John X. McMurtage rs. The international
Life Insurance Company of London, to re-
cover the amount of a life insurance policy
upon which the premium was paid in Con
federate money, the verdict was given for the
plaintiff, establishing the rule, at least in the
case of foreign companies, that premiums
paid during the war in Confederate money are
valid.
The rosin-yard of Lefferts y Smith, in
Brooklyn, was burned last night. Loss,
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RErrAL MrRpER.-On Thursday last one OF
.lr most alrocious murders was committed III
Ianpir county that have ever been perpetra
'eu lu 4 Vilized community. On that day,
parry Of eight or ten men, said TO be negroes,
went 70 the house OF Mr.. j. 4. Miller, anu
inalu, Mrs Miller in the loom room, adJoin'
Ing The kitchen, ordered her 10 go INTO the
house, which she refused 10 do, wherenpon
She was shot in The head by one Of the party,
aaa instantly killed. They then went lhto
Held where Mr.. Miller was piowinS, an ~
bound him with the pillow lines, took him 10
The house 10 see the dead body Of his WIFE,
and tArn carried him into the woods distance
o.! about half mile, aud hung him TO tree,
"hrr. his body was found next day NO cause
D. asslgned for this diabohcal deco, ana no az
TESTS bsye NON made that we have heard OF
Ire. Miller leaves seven children Weldon
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THE Crops IN THE WEsT.-Information has
reached the General Land Office from a gem
tleman who has been making tour OF the
West 10 the effect that the entire country
shows signs of a plenteous harvest. The
crops of wheat, rye, oats, barley, all the
kind, are said to be in a condition which was
never excelled in this city The corn is not
high, but is good, and gives every promise OF
great harvest.
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CHANGE IN THE SURFACE OF THE MooN.-At
the last session of the Academy of Sciences,
saws the C6urier du Hcre of May 81, NJ. De-
launay read a paper, by NJ. Flammarion, on the
subject of a recent change in the moons sur
face. A crater well defined and perfectly
well known 10 astronomers, has disappeared
within a year, and its place is now marked by
a large white spot in the middle OF plain
1t is the first time that any change in the
moons surface has been noticed. NJ. Chaco-
mar made a like observation, which confirms
that Of NJ. Flammarion-Her0h.