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THE RICE Cnop.-It is very gratifying to know
that In spite OF tho immense amount OF damage
SUSTAINED by tho plantations along our ryor from
the effects Of tho heavy rains, tho rico crop has
improved greatly, and nov hida fair TO realize on
an average, In some instances, at Jeast two thirds
Of tho amount which was planled for
New Hanover and Brunswick arc the two rico
connttss Of this soction. In these counties snmo
2SgSo brshes were raised last season, and III spite
eplated Tint about 300 bnphels win be reaIizod
from this Prop. About one third moro OF land was
planted this yoar thsn tho last Thon, the aver
age yield was something like Is or 80 bushels TO the
acre; this yoar it will not exceed IS buatels.
These figures arc the result Of rough calcula-
no applied for information. when Il Is oonalIorod
tbat bqt comparative mite Of crop was at one
timo e1peeted, tho prospect now presented is truly
however, that this estimate is mado as an average
OF all, the fow plantations under cultivation below
here producing much botter than those above. On
many Of tho lattor not moro than one.fourth Of a
crop will be nisde.-JPIn, ,neton Pos., I8ih,
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From LonIsinnn.

New OnLEAHA, August 17-P. M.-Genoral
Sheridan's anticipated election order was received
to-day. It provides two days for tho election
September 9th and 28tlI. The Convention will be
composed OF ninety-eight members. Tho boards
OF feSistration are ordered TO commence revision
of rolls, hnd final registration fourteen days before
The number Of representatives in each Parish
designated. Tho other provisions OF tho ordor nre
unimportant and are confined to tho usunl details
OF tho general election except the foIlowing Sec
ton Should violation or fraud DO pcrpet rated at
any OF The voting precincts tho days OF election
tho offenders will DO punished in tho auverest
manner, and tho election within those precincts
will be held over under tho protection Of United
Statea froona -
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Conflict Of Authority.

Tho Wilmington journal furnishes tho following
information relative to tho controversy between
don. SIcKLEs and Chief Justice CuasE:
Wo learn that United Stutos Marsllsl Goodloe,
acting undor orders from Washington city, or
dercd Deputy Marshal Ncf OF this place, to exc
cuto tho procoss Of tho Circuit Court Of tho United
States heretofore stopped by order of tho militia
~, with Instructions to forward tho namo OF any
officer interfering. In orior that ho may be prose-
cated under the criminal laws Of the Unitod States.
orders from District headquarters, has agnln in
torfeIed to prevent tho execution Of tho process,
Hero. thcn, Boenls to be conflict OF authority
OF portontous Importance. which can hardly bo
settled, eIccpt by establishing the consttulions-
ty or unconstitutionality OF tho Reconstruction
Acts. The President, bound by his oath to oxe-
cuto tho laws according to tho Constitution is act
ing perfectly consistent with his duty, whilo Con-
Sickles, oIoying the orders Of Congress, to whom
no alono iB responsible, by tho very net which
places him ip command q his district is acling in
strict accordance with his duty. Tho fault lios,
not with thoso officials, but is owing to tho noon.
gruous and discordant legislation by which Con-
gross has uBurped tho executive and Legislative
powers Of the Government,
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BARNwELL SENTINEL,

rs AN RXcKIiRRT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LEI
Merchints and buainess mon Try II for fo1 montha
"No rsk no gnin." 8ond on your cards and ipereas,
your trsde this fall There's nothing 10 equal Printers
Int-it has made many fortune. :.
Terms for tho psper-s9 Dor annI,m in adyapco
Advertisements nserted 81 Tie ratio 81 per square oil
twelve iines or less for caoh insertion. - =
Cars OF ten inoa loas at tho INTO of $40 fpr thn
months. - - '''f
Contracts by the year :or ir months ALLOWING prjy
nege Of changing on moro favorable tcrms Addrosr
=, EDWhHD A. BRONSON, ~
November IL Pu,Ni.nr, no srstri,Icr
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From New York.

New YonK, August 17-Noon. Steamer Virgil
arrived o few days since from Now Orleans. Sne
Has robbed on "Wednesday, during tho temporary
absence Of tho mntc. Yesterday shc was observed
settling. Tho vessel was found deserted md u
doad Inan found aboard.
The burgar-proof Bafo of D. ". O'Brien, nj Cor
nish, Maine, Bns opened and robbed of twenty
Thousand dollars.
1t is stated, on good authority, that there has
bcen no arrests or prosecution OF tho dcfnultng
tellers Of tho Tradcsmans National Bank. 1t is
alleged that tho dofaulters in tho city and n:
tho bank yesterday, and efforts arc being yladc for
an nmica BILE settlement.
A man named O'Neil died ycsterlay from yellow
fever at q tenement house in tho 10Th Ward. Hn
had been ut work vessel from quarantine.
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The South CAROLINA PRRrrKsTIAnY.-Less than
ono year ago tho Legislature mado on appropria-
tion OF for the purpose of trying tho novel
cxporimont OF erecting State Ponitontinry. Not
fow hootcd at tho idea OF it's succoss but to-day
one story Of ono wing is completed, and ono hun
Dor connected with tho progress of tho institu-
ton. Fifty cells hayo been finished and, during
tho present week, tho construction Of tho second
hfty will bo commenced. Tho work ia boiug done
eh''tly by tho convicts, under tho direction Of
few skiiled artizans. Stono-cutting and tho ro-
1acent qunrrcs affords Rmple occupation to all, and
posHiblc.
Tho immense Importance of tho development of
these granite quarries cannot bo oyer-cstimatcd
In tho course OF tmo, tho material ia likely to bo
railroads. and employed in tho erection OF public
and private odiflces while tho opening of tho
canal Will croato water-powor TINT must invite
Northern capital to Columbia, and aid lis material
" III tho development OF tho resources Of this Sec
tion Of tho Stato.
In Wow OF the largely increased rosponsibilitios
derolving upon tho officers Of tho Ponitentiary,
the salaries Iavo been increased It NAV be
proper to add hcro TINT among tho rewards which
arc given to convicts for good behavior during
their term OF imprisonment Is tho following: That
whom recommended to tho Governor by tho Super
hnro thoir tormB shortened onc-twolfth. Ono has
already been discharged under this clause OF tho
rulea nnd regulation Tho punHhments inflicted
for characterization aro those authorized by tho
army and navy regulations of the United States
flogginE is strictly prohibited. Wo learn that
thero nave boen severai instances Of violent in
euoordinntion OH tho part convicts and not long
n2o plot Was dlacoyerld which, IL IL had sue
ceoded, would probably hnve cost the lives of Capt
droen nnd his sergeant Of tho guard.-PhGnfI.
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Says tie editor Of q Mississippi paper: "A vonc-
rabe oitiZon from tho northern part of this State
brought his fayorito little boy in to SEQ us Thurs.
day. Ho ia bright lttlo follow, and well may tho
old gentleman bo proud of him; but wo rather foar
hs namo ts too much for tho child's Constitution.
Tie happy fathor gayo it as follows: BRAou BEAU.
REGARD JOHNSTON LEE DREcKlNnIDaE sroNEwA1.l.
JAoKsoN DAVIS EyANs,"
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Western newspapers aro always groat in promis-
ing future prosperity for their cies, but tho most
extensive atatomont u this kind We lavo lately
seen is that tho town o. Fort Scott requires but
two things to mako Il OF tho largest cities in
the world, and theso buildings and population
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DEAD souTH o4H9IIsfANs.-Wo hayo received n
communication foom Mrs. Charles J. Williams,
dated Columbus, Ga, August IS, 1861, from which
send oneesed e ts as Of honor Of ohioa,mau
sns battlefield, in which You will and South Caro-
fna,s Lat, which wo hopo you will give TO your
favor to correct mistakes, that must of necessity
arise from tho faded and worn marks upon tho
head.boards, which arc fast re!ting down aud
ss to S in ma
Eaa, would have bosa Sas ptss ts$ fEsa4 ssl
svos hnS0 and 0no would ' asoln sn5' work prapos @
ton 10 ask aid Of hor sister statoa to Hupy' Bury
their dead who foil within her bordorai but in the
We cannot hope for further itsisIatiyo appropria'
ton, md ss tho work will not brook spy longer
elay, VIC pre- forced to call ON tho friends or our
60 on with Ills Wc,s QI love and and duty. We - are re-
we'll aware that 10 moro inagspicious time could
have beeu selected TO raiso money than tho pres
but but when when We t ede in tho namo Of Of our doad AK
nss in Sain7 Could womau's band DO this work
saS S{ TO- these the ms #s #.s fro" the
pared for ttloir reception at MaricttaIve
,wond have no need 81 monoy; there would
NC work Of oyo "witIont money and Without price"
But this cannot be; We must havo men's work and
labor and teams. pnd this must be paid FOR, and
Tor th1S we DeB your assistance. Une hundred
and three South Caroliniaqp foil fat Chicamauga
alone and Wo suppose the same proportion will
be found between Chickamsuga md Atspta, Each
State has beautiful section in our cemetery Tor
its exclusive use-th0 eentTe being reserved for
tho Unknown" When we hqye finished our work,
it will be turned over to the care OF the State and
under her spocial guardianship, il will be forever
kept sacred and ID prtlor.
Gath Regiments. Sullivan, Co. I; unknown,
Co. I; Frank Quits, Co. K; .. ". Odin, Co. b;
Lieut.. Lii =; r.; p %SrganS % &C Co. Il X Lieut., ~ J; Wells
Co. :; Ii. Cunningham, Co. i; unknown, e. p.
Co. p; j; 4; copion, iii Flsst q; ci W; 4. Lind.
venport. Go. @; s. Owens, Co. q; Nj. r. Milan, Co.
A; James Harmon, Co. 4; Corporal II. If. Nichols,
Co. =; q. James, A. ". Rush, Co. I; unknown,
Co. E. ..,
sth Reginest-E. Psoyal, E. Philip. Co. @; D.
18th Rogimoat.D. D. Penlsy. %. E; Potter
Shoaly, Co. @; N. Shepey, Co. +.
10TH RegimeDt-Joseph Williams, Co. A; ]. G.,
H--er, Lieut.. Bsssard, Co. B James Jones,
Go: l; q. shunn, = Hort. = Hartog, Co. D Is
unknown.
7th Rogimont-sergt. John Mathis, Co. B; r..
Brown, CO. 4; II. j., Co. q; J. Berry. W,
ad Isegmont-R. Brown, Co. A; J. @. Anderson,
Co. d.
Sd Battalion-w. Morgan, 20, q; J, A. Martin,
| H. l.. Curry. Co. D; Corp. E. y. Pinson, Co, A..
10Th Battallion-J. W. Clark, Arthur Skipper.
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VEoErAsLE HCB4IED HAIH."-A new material
for beds has been discovered 4 California, that
country OF 40 many and such valuable productions.
i is assorted that there s al present dug ont OF
tbQ JP9unains Of the Sierra range better mate
nal for beds then is now available In the markets
Of the world, fully equal to cqrled hair, and max
ing comfortable r. M useful and hesthtql beds, This
initea quantities in California. It is described
as bul6ous root, e11yeoped in very tough and
supple fibre, resembling s9peYhat the 6usk OF
coooanut in color and 9ppearanoe, but nearly as
tough as whalsbone. Ther are dug chiefly by
Dhipamon, bound In bundles Of one hundred
pounds eaob snd brought on poles to the factory.
The & asst work is q PFt tho roots through pick.
by. horse power This separates lie fihre into a
hair 1f oisht to ten inches long, which is placed
and IL treol from all gummy or giutinous mat.
ter, IL Is tho9 dried In the sun, put through
another finer picker, thsn taken and twistod into
ropes, and then steamed again, which sots tho
curl. The ropes arc bound In bales, end are ready
for tho market. Tho natural color is brown but
it is cofored black, and an expert would find IL
hard to tell it from 6usled hair.
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COMPLICATION OF BouTHRRN LANDs.-A bill is
being prepared by prominent loyal mon Of tile
Bsuth TO enforce tho present conllscation laws and
70 modify them as to resuryoy all Of tho scceded
statcs IN tho samo mnnner as tho public lanis arc
surveyed, and to grant preemption rights TO the
freedmen and Union soldiers. ThrcS hundred
tho sales to DO uHed for reimbursing loyai mon
for property destroyed and eonfsoated BY the Com
fcderata Government, and tho balance will be act
asido Tor paying pensions TO disabled Union sol.
diors. Tho bill provides that nfter tho surToy ia
mado tho land shall DO offered for salo to the freed.
mon and discharged Onion soldiers at the ratio OF
sl.25 per aore. payable In twenty years at inter-
ost Of six per cent. per nnnum. Other parties TO
bo allowed to purchase at twenty-five per cent,
caah, and equal annual instalmonts for three years
at ak per cent interest. The last section pro.
vides that dsloysl porsons shall bo allowed to re.
tain property 70 tho amount OF IS 900, provided
tho limits Of such property do not exceed one Of
tho legal sub divisions OF 1G0 acres Wash. Cor.
N, =. Times, Aug. II.
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news still comes 10 ua Of tho excellent condition
OF our corn and cotton folds. Tho woatlor IL
aeoms TO US, could not bo bottor for hor prosperi-
on this account people must not oxpcct that Mobo
will receiye million Of balcs OF cotton botwo IN
this and this timo npIt year. There mny be
good deal, but not quito that much.
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brooklynito tolls queer story about tho love.
~ vito and daughter Of milkman, who tool
daily baths in tho tactical flnid to improve their
complexion. Tho milk was thon watercl and
sold for fifteen cents quart. II didn't need any
doctoring to gyo IL 'body" after that
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nS- REGISTRArlON.-FII BOARD OF REG
ISTRATIoN for the Third Precinct, Parish or st. Johns
Co!leon, District Of ofCharlcso will commence its duties
at Legarevillc Johns Island. 7aHr-fiy tho 18th ust
and viii continue s sessions three days II will sit in
tic same place again .uonty and T"rsly. the lt,, and
27t inss, for hnal session for tho revision OF the ISL
and for the accommodation OF those ritzcla WIN lruy
not have regsiorol their ,lurins tie iirs three
days of tho session.
Rockville. wadmalaw Island. Monday next the 18th
lnst md will continue its session three days. twill
also Sit nj tho sanr pnce again ,acAy and raurs.
day th and 2ot n..., Il fnsl session for the r..
vision Of the list, &c.
Tile Doarl will continue its duties At wrihts store
Esto Island, OH Thursday next the 22a inst aud will
continue Its session three ays II will s at the same
paeo:ag,n on Friday and Saturday ao and aist ins,s
for a final session tor the revision Of the list 1c
As the whole duty mnst bs performed by tho Ist Of
October tho books will 10 on lilo l9h Of Spptc-
ber. IN order to comply with paragraph Mn General
Orders No. G5. Headquarters Second Military District
giving ample tiipp for public nsrccon nuh revision
tho sts All persons qualified tn under Tho r0vis.
ions CT tho Act OF Congress passed. March ID 1857 0nii
tied "An Act 70 provide for the efficient govern.
mont OF tho rebcl States and the several Acts supple,
mentary thereto, invited to appear before tic Beard
for registration.
". I. ". BURGER,
Chairman Eoard of Registrars for the 81 Precinct,
Parish OF 81. Johns. Colleton. August IL
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My CousTaayE;T.-A new and dangerous
counterfeit 70 national onrronoy note has Just ap.
Trtst OF the lefs arm OF Columbus is scarcely yisi
PIE, wherels IN the genuIno II is distlnct. Il tho
toP read sTha noto ls secured by bonds" tho let
Is under the y, whereas tho b In the eams word ia
Immediately under the in tho genuine The gen.
orai appearance of lthe bill Is close imitstioS OF
the 6onuine '.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, August 17-P. M.-The City Council
this evening adopted protest to lenoraI Soho
field against tho city having to support tho pauper
negroes who havo immigrated to tho CITY since tho
war. Tho order suspending tho Frecdmen's
Bureau rationB throws this cnss Of negroes on n
the cities OF tho South whero they chnnce 10 re-
side.
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NEW ORLEANS, AuguBt 17-P. M.-Gold IS9In
lio. sierling-Now York oheoks unchanged. Cot
ton; sales l50 bales mdrkot dull Low Middlng
Supcrilnp Flour - 2ja8 90. Corn dull md weaker;
mixed 81 03al 05; whito 81 10: choice white 81 ia
10. Oats firm ut C0c. No movement In Pro-
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The Bennettsville "Journal"

rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
Bennettlyie. g. O., In tho eastern portion OF tho
State, ~ sTpBDS LITTLE, Pruprietors, and Offers
superior inducements 70 Merchants and all others Who
Wish eItend their husncsa In this section tho Pee
Dec country We respectfully solicit the p.tron< OF
our Charleston friends #.i - "iItE
Terms IS per Annun, invariably In advance. Adyer-
tlsementa inserted st very rcaxquabis raes. July
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SAvAESAH, August ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
Florida in sixteen Of tho most popuious counties
has been heard from. Tho whole number regis
tered thus far 89i6-G073 colorcd and 25S3 whites.
Leon County, tho most thicklv settled in tho State
registered 1897 culored, 407 whites.
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Tho result. Of tho international Currency Con-
gress at Paris WAS tho adoption OF two resolutions:
Ist, that tho samo gold unit should bo adopted BIZ
all tho Goyernmsnts represented in tho Congress;
and, ID, that at least ono coin shonld be intro.
duced by each, whose yaluo should bc equal to
that Of somo coin in another country. The latter
IL merely to ostAbhBh como point OF departure for
future operations: france proposes her five frano
piece; England, her penny; Germany hor thalor
latter approaches the matter on its most feasible
pitched upon. II was go agreed on all sides, In
referencoto woights and measures, and cannot bo
less so in the matter Of ourr0noy. For example,
the franc can be increased In Value q trife; the
shilling diminished; the German smaller coin
might be made equal in value to our dino, and
then 1t would oyonly divide tho thaier and guldon,
which are respectively sevonty. and forty csnts,
Tho Spanish coinage would require simply to take
tho sme instead OF the real, Just as we aupor-
and tens On the dollar basis therefore, II appears
practicable to bring, about harmony in tho coin
currency OF tho world, Taking that for tho start
Ing point. oil COINS can readily adjust themselves
70 Tho new and simple standard. Tho docimai
systom would thus got upon its foot at once, and
reckoning be msde oasy.-Boston Post, 1&ih.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES,

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Wharf, MI Goods unralei for sunset will hr stcr i
a' 'siri'rc ;il'! risk NJ consisnccs.
AUGUST - STREET nROTJIERS T. 70,
No NOTICE Il } MARfNERS.-C A pTAIN 1
AND PILOTS wishing 20 anchor their vessels IN Ash,
'"'r' are rrcst" nut to do anywhere within dire
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". 'S"IS EiN"r; 10y which trecnutou, ron,act with tn,
''''''i'i' lSlEraih Cable will bn avoided.
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f'"'"arf
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Registration at Columbia.


COLUMBIA, August II, p. m.-Ono hundred and
serenty-two rogistore! to-day, fifty whites, and
one hundred aud twouty-two coiorcd.
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De- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT NINE
Ti days after date application will hc made, IN The
Charleston Gas Light Company for renewal oi It's SCRIP
No. a2oo. dated January IL. isGT. inr ome Hundred
siarrs OF i'll stock. the original having been lost
June 10 ,,,,,,,r,,
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LANCASTER, Pa, August Up. M.-Rey. p. W.
Deaes Senior meinbRr SIns,erium Lutheran
Synod Of Pennsylvania, died while administering
ycara
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ncsfstrntiom AT Wilmington

WILMINGTON, August ~ p. m.--Rcgistration
closed in the frat ward to-dly. The aggregate re-
Tho whites did not register more than half tLor
strongth.
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ottlFlfNlsN Y

years months AMI Ii ,iIya. "' '''' "'
10 III" "'h'i''S AMI Friends "i herself n,uI am.
"." '''r r'sr'r'F" 'ahi's ar' invited To attend t,..
ru''I'' s"r,Mr' NJ s. Mary' Church. Inscl street, at
Siuc a. NJ. This Day.
August -
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or THE GRAyESr MALADEES or YOUTH
AND EARLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS. on tho Physiology Of the Passions. nnh IL,
Errors. Abuses mud Diseases peculiar To tho first ago o.
mnn. with Reports mrtllOda Of treatment en-
ploycd In this Institution. Sent In sealed letter en-.
ye!opes. FREQ Of charge.
Address Dr. J. SKEI.l.IN H0UGIIToN.
Howard AssocItiun Philadelphia, III.
May ~ .lmo
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81 The Relntircs, Friends ana AcuuuIn-
'ahcss. oil eoMlNdS BALL. un'i his Farr ws. EslI
anh the inrinhcrs Of Fratcrnal Iolgc No. IWii g. T. %
OF o. T. respectfully invilrl to attr,rl t, funeral r
the former This .fer'r'n nt haIfad Tlr.c n'cls.l
iro,n thu residence of II. e. MERCHANT ~ Henrietta
street.
August 10
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Exports OF SprcIc,
Sudden Deuth or u Clergyman.

New York, August Up. M.-ro-lay's specie
export WAS ono hundred and seyenty-six thousand
lullrp
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable DISpntcI,es.

BERLIN, August l7--p M.-Ilcrc will be n Par
liamamiary election tbr,,nybnmt fiorm"uw Sn-
ruat hi ~
LoSpoN. August I7.-Rain storms sLill ,oni;nu,
throughout thu country. Il in thouoLt Tho crows
suffered severely in son,e diuirieia N0f
The Parliament will us urnrorurd M Wodnor
tlay npyt va
LONDON August l7-Noon -Norlot. f,r,u,,rt,
OF produce hcrc and nj Iiycr,nn nro; "vitbnrI
uuotnble chnDpo " ~
LONDON Au,Inu, II o ,,,,,, r,o,,,,. NJ,
Bonds weak nj 533 so'S ''e'
IIyERpooI HuUrst ~ N,o, u, r c,,.
it is estimated, viii be 10 oOS bales Woather nm,
favorable for f,c rrona it";,, c"vn. mJ, m'he' VII
IIyERpoo, "s snruai '.," ,;1nI S"ma,oes;
steady. Corn sss ri FInnr atS Tn,,n,, in,
oos o- to"' '''' So'''h iuie'
xynxhinrtnn No,y.
w ,, =.
nAshiNoi0N, august lf,.-blownlow dIsapproSes
chHuEes III lne ~, Ienhesse9 irailchse law.
, n9iullteer oiceis on uutS IN the South Will on
n'as.eieu Ts,e ,euQi 4ha as laplai! as possiole;
lily anv "e"'he' ID cioar ana cooi anu trafel ID ro-
H"rieui mi
ip ao i,nh ,, Coiassloners Nii ioncheu omann yos'
terua!, nelt sSGret session ana projected UP the
sa. S neSuli anu MT; Euear, oi the CONF
n,ssn5f anI ~ Nv rort narker, nnvo 9Sen
paced III tho guard house to prevent duel. Tho
GrnoG f,nr ,Io In v @ sn'iErs goos NJ Big
TI,' % .meS ,,nf.nG no feaGrai ,r license.
ro% anT n;ntvsno, 'piy 10 nvS nun
oI i atu e'tiiiIii 'bous1u uonrsj ior tho
.n.,t Musn ,t.S S,i iio" '"o h"aore" anu sAk-iour
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