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New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
LOUISIANA.

MASS MEETING TO INDORsE GEN. SHERIDAN.
l. Republican meeting to indorse the past and
preeent policy Of Gen Sheridan held in NewOrleans
the th inst and addressed by Judge Hestand. Rufus
Waper, Col Boyd Geo. Hamilton, and others. Resolu-
tlons were adopted declaring:
-. That In view of the rapid and harmonious
progress made In the States OF Louisiana and Texas
tho work Of reconstruction under the wise and skful
administration of Gen Sheridan and Of the prospect be-
Yore us thereby that speedy relief which all our inter
ests-matoriaI political educational and socia-so i'm
peretvey demand the loyal people Of Louisiana DO
Earnestly and soemnly deprecate his removal and de-
Glare that such removal would send chill to every loyal
heart aad revive hopes Of every Rebel and seriously
retard the work OF reconstruction And We ask our fe
iOWcZens Of North 70 let the voice OF the people be
heard again in it majesty declaring that their tried and
faithful servant in the discharge Of his duty must and
shall be sustained.
That in Major. General p. II Sheridan We re
oo0nze not only brave and distinguished soldier but
The practical and farseeing statesman, and more than
either honest that by his pluck and sagacity IA
oOurageousy executing the reconstruction laws accord
true spirit and intent and In removing from
office bad men," and defiant Rebels who were impedi
ments the speedy reconstruction Of these States he
Initiated the proper execution Of these laws throughout
the South strengthened the party Of the Union every
where and has placed Louisiana and Texas foremost 10
the path OF reconstruction.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
GEN. GILMORE AND NEGRO SUFFRAGE.

From Our Special Correspondent
Fremont Ohio, Aug l. 1867.
The Democratic Messenger of this city, IN one
OF its issues OF this week. contains editorial notice OF
serenade given MajOr-Gen O. A. Gilmore, last satur
dav evening at the residence Of Capt Flint After stat
ing that the General thanked the serenadng party
neat and sensible speech" the notice closes with the gra
tous statement He does not 90 for negro suffrage
This assertion is directly opposed 10 the Generals well
known sentiments upon the suffrage question, and so en-
trelv al variance with his official conduct and antece
dents while in command of South Carolina for two terms
embracing period of nearly two years duration, That
deem II but an act justice TO that officer that his speech
shoud be published correctly and in fu In order that
this attempt for purely party purposes to place him
in false postiOn before his many warm friends ana the
nuhlic NAV not succeed Gen. Gilmore was perhaps the
rt among the officers Of Government TO give an Off
M sanction to the exercise Of impartial rights OF suffrage
nv negroes refer to the election for Mayor OF Fernan
dina Florida in the Spring of 1865 where whites and
blacks both voted and which was formally confirmed by
an official order from the General What the General did
av and al, that he said on the occasonof the serenade
follows
NV Friends IL is my intention TO make speech
70 Won and / presume is expected from me-
cannot however allow this pleasing opportunity 10 pass
without giving uterance 20 my sncele aIn 6nsVoi d
thanks for this beautiful and expressive coinpnent ana
for the kind and friendly sentiments IoNIu LuJseiL,
which IL Indicates unexpected on my part as
assured 10 Is unpremeditated on yours anu 49,
fore the more highly priced by me. WIN NY ', nii
acknowledgements for your kind feenngs, wS YOU ~
the enjoyment Of the blessings of tood health o
and worldly prosperity, the endeafinehts vi os, vi M
greatest of earthly blessings freedom from the scourGe
of civil war hereafter"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
TRIAL OF GAMBLERS.

The Society for the Suppression of Gambling
had their first tried before Justice Connolly yester
day at the Fifyseventhst Station House The Society
days ago caused the Fourth District Police TO make
descent McCa1rey shafer's gambling establish
ment at No 732 Broadway The three persons detained
discharged on giving bail j. Graham is the lawyer
the gamblers The complainant Addison Str0W BRIDGE
said that he Is native OF Massachusetts,, but has been
about the 18th Of November last and had been boarding
at No I42 Beeckerst before he went To the hotel where
he stops On the evening Of the LIST OF July he went
In company with another to the gambling saloon No
1872 Broadway Three days aferward he went again. when
know Harrison at thetlme dealing ont cards In game
OF faro The counsel the prosecution here requested
seemed not to it. The tools were brought
and tho 4fss made the operation somewhat plan a 10
on being cross examined he seemed TO have poor re
whom he had had dealing The counsel for the defend
ants said that he did not believe the Society was so
0uxoc as TO prosecute case for a vagabond and bear
All the expenses themselves and expect pay In return
also did not believe that Mr. Greeley was president or
the Socety or II he was that he would not hold II
than few months He thought that the Police had
right be making raids on houses In the middle OF the
night He said that IL almost impossible for 10
walk after O'Clock in the vicinity springst and Broad
way without being knocked down. or having his pockets
picked He Thought the police had better be up there
projecting citizens and their property than be watching
to seef got tencent drink, In violation OF the
Excise law The Societys lawyer replied that he was
satisfied II Mr. Greeley elected President OF the
Society, ho would not only hold his offce Tor a Few
months but for the rest OF his life II necessary.
The soclety will continue its work until Broadway is
swept clean end the other, OF these dens Of
infamy -
sergeant Dks put the stand and stated that on
the evening the he the dealers draw three
or four cards and rake in the chips He was In front
the tables twice before he declared the house under ar
rest. -
Daniel Chafee who lives at No 76 Varickst says he
was at No. 32 Broadway the evening OF the arrest ou
business. He is dealer in furniture. He
saw no one playing drawing cards. The
counsel for the defendant said that clear that Ser
gean Dks had been mistaken. though, no doubt hon
esty The for the Society stated that they had
WOul1 positively tlut MCtaufey uld
play The witness not being present the Court adjourned
the case till next Friday at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
DIED
ARNOLD-On !

ARyOLD-on Monday evening Aug H. 1867 Of cholera nhua.
Alfred H. only child and Lizzie Arnold aged mostA
Pane residence Of his grandfather CrOpbs No sls R.s
Eighty -fourthst Wednesday, Aug H. at O'Clock p NJ
BACKUs-On Pdda Aug Germantown, Penn Frederick =
Backus in the Goth year OF his age ...
BALEY-At Orange EewJrey on Sunday H. Ellen Stephen.
s, so3 daughter O' ha'"u anu susan ' O"'''
The yrmap, will be taken to New Haven Conn., for nteent
BARRRTT-At Orange j. August II, Alice Brewster younss
daughter Matthias H. and Annette H. Barrett aged year ans
Relatives family invited to attend the fnoersl
S%S May aa 1 seI X c SeGsa leave oo Of
BoYDon Saturday August Dudley H. Of Robert aud LOuisa
p Boyd aged year and II months ,,,.. -.
from be parents No 81 West Forty Msas
dsy, Aug. H. at o'clock p m
CAPRoS-on day llh infant Of Jacob and Jane
Funeral on Third dsy morning. O'Clock from Ne
203 Wes, Fortehst, nesr seyeuthaVe
HALT-In Psrppany Friday Aug MARY Laura Halt daughter
The M rev and fnd Of e Sy are respectfully invited 70 .tssH
fqnersl Welnsds{) afternoon at o'clock IRON As
PoLLoCK-Ou Monday Aug Samuel Rutherford infant %
William and Isabella Pollock A.. A., ..,... ..
bis pareuts No 40 wet Pory arstst near Eghsha1e
LIGRTHIL-ou Monday morning Aug p at Der residence No
TIE a2era viii take place from her Wednesday
pELLETREAyA Dundee Lake clifton Es.Je's S, % Ssnds
Aug IL 1877 H.re Kafsi0. Pe,reaI 1SS Oa nd % S % "'
The relative, and ads tie family respectfully nss " & to itst a
Scranton and Kingston papers please eOpy.
RyAs s Of .ss s;s.& < & AsS he r:;; S Gssn Sarah
rss ber s rdesss ss So Is One a1s.,
T. near Pth ave, Tuesday Ausus l5 at O'Clock m D
VAN sCHAIcK-Ou Sunday evening August II, Harriet Arsbels
eldest daughter Of stephen D. and Laciuda Van sehack
The sys' and M friend: Ss % s spSs s IF e DseS No al
Pie,hst, TUESDAY. August I2 at O'Clock NJ without
vALLoTToy-Tn city, Monday morning, Aug is aargit
widow Of jeremiah valoton -. s,..., ,ou ,. ,.,.
residence No 10 Lafayette Wednesday morning at " o'clock
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IMPROVEMENTS IN wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY.

W =
The Commissioners of Central-aye. at White
Plains three weeks ago commenced the survey for tho
avenue from WOOdlawn 10 the village Of White
Plains and have down o West Mount Vernon
The engineer pushing the survey through with all pos
sble dispatch and would have had 10 completed but for
unproptous weather The Is tO be 100 feet VIDE
and will form continuous road from Central Bridge 10
White Plains width Of 30 feet In the upper section is
IN be Immediately worked and the Commissioners Will
open the bids for this part Of the work on Thursday next
The road leading from the village OF fremont 10 west
Farms has been regarded and In much better condition
for travel than ever before Washington Motifs, hall
road and other avenueg in West Farms. have been
graded so that they will compare fayoraby with
the thOrOughfares OF any village The authorities are
tagging the sidewalks and IL will not be long before
there will be a continuous tagged walk from the Harlem
Bridge 10 Forlham. and 10 the village OF West Farms
The raising OF the street grade from Harlem Bridge
through MOrrisana IS progressing Win reasonable RAPID
ity and whenever the NewYOrk authorities shall have
regarded tho northern end or Thrdave., ana given
equestrians easy 10 the Bridge OF the AncenS
now nearly finished Wcschester will become an inviting
district for an afternoons drive.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
FOURTH MILITARY DISTRICT.
CIRCULAR PROM MAJoR-GEN. ORD.
HEADQUARTERs FOURTH MILITARY DIsTRICT)
MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANsAs), OFFICE or
(fVfI. AFPAIRE NIcK aRI.EG. Miss.. Aus q. 1857. y

NlIssIssIPPI AND ARKASsAs), OFFICE OF
CtytL AFPAIRs, YIcKsBURG, Miss, Aug. 9, 1867.
CIRCULAR.-l. Section OF the Supplementary
General orders No H. current series, from the Adutant
the Military Districts created in connection with the
subject 70 remove from office al persons who arc
uso their official influence any To hinder delay
prevent obstruct the due and proper administration
and In consequence Sub District and Post Commanders
and Supervisors OF Registration required 70 report IN
detail all Oenses Of the nature TINS described committed
By persons subject 70 removal under the provisions OF the
laws above referred 10, in order that If the reports are
substantiated, the laws may duly enforced.
H. In addition % the examination into the antecedens
Of any doubtful person presenting himself Tor regsua-
quarters sections and Of the above referred 10 sup
Elementary Act makes IL the duty OF each board OF Re
qualifications Of applicants for registry The boards WILL
berefOre In future be regulated by these more stringent
rules and the work which they have already performed
Will be revised at the time aud IN the manner hereafter
reced 20 conform strictly 10 the provisions OF the
III The Boards Of Registration Will continue and com
ete the work which has been assigned TO them without
lterruptlOn governing themselves strictly by the in
tructOus heretofore given, and such notifications
have been made by more recent laws and orders And
hay will keep lists OF the persons applying for and
listing upon registry, whom they regard disqualified
person concerning whom doubts entertained will
registered The registration will be regarded as fiji
she'd hen the two O copies or county books have been
eOmpleted: Immediately after which copy will be
brought by member Of the Board 20 these headquarters
5Eether with list OF persons as anoVG referred TO- but
De duplicate will be retained by The Board along with
w After the completion Of the registry due notice will
gwen Of the time when the election VIII TAKE place
I'D specific sstructOns will be given Win regard TO the
Banner Of holding but u days previous 10 the DAY OF
tectOn each Board win meet, rs is pIesciloeu IA the
syenth section Of the last Supplementary ACT az the
sen-seat, or other more prominent iocaltty % aHu i M
n continue In session during nyc days, 10 TeVlse tS
OEs Of registration. Al this revision te haIes oI "a
sons who have been previously marked az RRnsTd
tlnyestieation," and OF all others whom the boaIu
stsned after due examination should not nave peSn
Estered will be erased Likewise, new names may "
so 10 the registers IN the proper manner ana sepaDo
oi the names registered aud those ertseu h no
ksisglsters, will be prepared aud forwarded 10 thesS
49, uarters, were the list Of those who were Ieluseu
su&t0n aud who demanded that fact TO DC iecOIuSu,
sue corrected county and precinct books Will siter te
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
THE PATERSON ALMsHoUsE INVESTIGATION.

THE PATERSON ALMsHOUsE INVESTIGATION.
The investigation was resumed last evening.
Samuel Gibbs suOrn-Lves In Paterson and was about
three months in the Amshouse could eat the bread but
the butter could be told from lard have seen sger
beat crazy woman with a stick 1t was bigger than my
thumb; he beat her in the path.
dHHed-GOt the rheumatism In the army, an0
went 10 the AlmshOuse; no doctor treated me Whne /
william Dard Landoek spor1,--Was an inmate OF the
Poor House; was In there eight years under slnson,
Taylor and Siger during their respective terms; the
management not so good under Slgeri We were en-
gagged In work suitable for our age-eleaning out
dtches going 10 bed In the evening after WORK. In wet
clothes and getting up the morning and going to work
I'm wet clothes aTain saw man whipped VINO was not
an inmate but who wished to see an Inmate VINO was
relative Of his; he whipped near the gate with u
horsewhp TIL the whip broken In three or four
places remember the putting OF grease on thc Dread
The men did not get their full rations OF tobacco;
and another boy taken from the schoo-roon 10
clean out ditch 10 I'm March, and the snow
the ground and IL cold we had had shoes on pre-
yously but Mr. Sgler came In ana ordered our shoes on
the time In the ditch Till the Alderman came and steadily
after until left which three months after sigler
came 10 II years OF age ana the other boy about
nine don't remember one else working IN the dtch
INV health was impaired after Siger came previously,
attended school and until Mr. Slger came; Mr.. Sigler
himself ordered of our shoes ior there were no Wtta-
Eers there them and he himself ordered me- when the
Aldermen came we were fixed up and taken out Of the
ditch ana had the afternoon; but all the rest OF the time
we work In the diteh we used the shoves ana
our hands clean out the ditch for II was stony az the
Sottom and wet; | never my shoes after Sigler
oydered them of my feet after came out Of the Poor
House Sger tried 10 get me back TO give me To an uncle
- MS on farm none but Mr. Sgier supcrintended us in
ont ditch; got wCt by throwing mp stones
and shovels full OF water; we were Aeu up Wheh te
Tba nvestigaton was then adjourned till this evening,
when by agreement, outside evidence ior th" citzens
will terminate and on "Wednesday morning. a y CLOCK,
the committee VIII adjourn 10 take evidence at the Poor
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
NORTH CAROLINA.
REGISTRATION.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug. 12.-Great apathy
exsts among the whites with regard to registration
Hboh is 10 commence on the 18th INST The number dis
in this section larger than at first supposed
THE CORN CItUr.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 10.-Intelligence
trom Hyde County n c. states that the yield Of corn
viii be insignificant the food Of July having almost de-
Stroyed the crop. HYDE County lies Lake Mattamus
eet which being subject TO overflow in very wet seasons
the farms have suffered severely by the late continued
rams The farmers and planters anticipated large crops
rs the soil is very rch but they sadly disappointed
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13

BULLS HEAD.-In comparison with last week
we now have 2l less cattle 324 sheep, and $3.50
fewer hogs After falling of i9lc. u on Wednesday
and Thursday at Hudson City and Communipaw the
market sened up again yesterday with only lt50 head
gained Everything sold of clean, fat cattle az 1879
i6c but the majority were poor and only brought l5g
I4 sheen are giving evidence OF weakness under such
heavy rcceipts-2I7s for the week. They generally
selling id6tc with lambs at s99c Hogs are hrer,
the AZ sale to-day bringing 7s6ic WIN le" at
10 cW
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sss = assa ID, % Corn d" ''s V w.s.ss =
Os acv and advanced 2 No l. Go s,r No
Rye unchanged Receipts Of ths veskOOo bbla Flour
mentsl3O bbs Flour lO2 J bOsh Wheat bash Con- 4ss
bush Oats
BgyTlIo August ~ Gnn sOre-wbeal 5000 bush C.ss
10 b6S wheat 500 bush Corn, 1890 bash 8s. is's
sale. 500 spnns at sS $50 - and @ WHIT ws
S WIZ s ys E9sr Sopa. & e 81 x %SsSI gsS sss:;ss
ears Do delivered 81 10 900 bus Ne~ White Measss
~ g te 70 az quality Corn dull and unsettled and e ese.t
No aMIed Western At &C. cssius bra o.i.-snaIl s ~.
.sc oI "sslern ard Oe Bsrey aoHin. Ryes,es Of m 9s.A
Hghwnes nominag unchanged Peghts dull lie Cora O Mes.
CIEvEt,Sp Ohio Aug l2-wbes dull aud dropping; no 1 .
tive II ~ sale, Of No 2st 32O7 Cora tul at ss Osss 90
for New.
Wheat steady New Red 81 81 B Rye sl 3O0$I 81 Coo
weak Yellow 200 81 %; Mixed Western, 81 H. oss st.dyi
Coffee sugar Mosssos and Whisky unchsaged
OwEGO Aug lPosr steady with ft demand o the nterof
Spring sll 50 for Winter and t2 80 T Double Bri Whest
quiet Spring aud r demand sses 5000 bgsh No MA
Com opened With better closed 9et sad sasiet ss
early 1900 bush No Illinois 99c 300 bash do. at $t 6M
100 b. Mil & iS S S soI sa. s5ss az S O.n Sra 81;
:un Canal eigh unchanged Wheat Ice Cor, 9lc ~ New Ysrt
o o feet nmber Canal srpOs 800 bush Wheat u go bash
CIsoSSArI Aug Four srer and higher; the supply is Iest
Family S00 $40 30 Wheat hae the supply hght there
advance Of &C. Red ~ TO- No White unchanged Corn dali aud
changed No held 81 buyers offer 95e Cotton hrnert
PaGy Po M % wa NJ stead. and @nehaHsed a S,i'2S. $ Tss- Me- 20
yanced & shoulders HE Sides c Bacon advanced III 0ite
o shoulders and Sides aud M elsie @ Clear Rib and Clear SdeA De
from the South and the interior Of ths and adjoining ststeA s.s
s. cGIaon SiS9c sugar Cured soq2e LAId sr s,lss =
Cheese dull and unchanged kgs dull Oglse PaHsee cnnt
~ the receipts large Coffee hm 2626c Sugar 2plso
u, kHcha
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE ATTACK On NoRTHERNERs AT COLUMBIA
REGISTRATION.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 12.-Gen. Sickes
has approved the sentence Of the COurtMartial in the
case Of Daily and Radcliffe, who recently assaulted two
Northern men in barroom in Columbia They have been
sentenced 10 six months imprisonment at Fort Macon
n. O.
Registration commenced quietly to-day. Apathy pre-
wallis 10 large extent in the community. The number
registered to-day 555 Of which 1853 were whites ana
4OS were colored.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
INCREASE OF THE EPIDEMIC IN TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Texas, Aug. 12.-The deaths from
fever during the week ending Saturday, August TO- were
81 being an increase Of 10 the previous week The
troops thns far have been exempt. messenger from
Corpus Christi reports that the fever had made its ap
peaTanee there, and also at Houston.
six hundred cOlOred troops en- route from brZOs 10
New Orleans for muster out.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
MARRIED.

BOCHER-EDGBRTON0n Saturday July a. at the Church Of ha
Assumption Paris France By the Able Duguer cure Of te Church
Madeleine at the United States Legation by he
Rev Rddge pastor American Chapel Mr. Alfred BOcher.
81 Zouayes the Legion o Honor Commander
Of the Order Of Pins IX &c Mdemoise Clara Louise Bgero
second daughter Of Mr. Lycurgus Bdgsrton OF hew-fot
MISUNDERSTANDING Thursday July 2 1861 the residence
ofthe bride by the Rev X W Soee Third Reformed Presbyenas
Church Matthew MAteer TO bliss Elizabeth Kenahn botb -
this citg.
Belfast Ireland papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
THE PLAINS.

ELECTION OF THE CHEROKEE CHIEF-FLooD IN
THE COLORADO.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12.-Fort Gibson letters say
that Lewis Downing been elected Chief Of the Chero
kee Nation over VIM p. sse by large majority. Both
the Northern and Southern CherOkces voted for Downing
who said be in favor Of sectonzng the lands OF the
nation and advocates other public enterprises.
The SAT- Like Vedete Of July 70 says The Colorado
River has risen high 10 back up the Ola River
causing the destruction Of Arizona City. Warehouses,
stores hotels and residences swept away The loss
a. eaflmafen al S3OO.OOO
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
can ACCIDENT AT LONG BRANCH

ONE LADY KILLED-oTHERs INJURED.
A very sad accident occurred at Long Branch
between - and O'Clock yesterday morning Two gentle
men and three ladies were returning from drive, and
when near the stetson the horses took fright and
dashed of Ia nch way Us 70 fEaghten the ladies' Ihey
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jumped from the carriage, and all quite seriously
Injured The exctemeM called forth aid from the few
straggers that lngnlng about the hotel and
the injured ladies were p&oed on cots In the parlOr
Medical attendance summoned and numerous guests
offered their services for the relief OF the suffering one
OF the ladies' daughter OF Mr. Murphy. the stage man
OF this city ia likely Miss MOhn, another
OF the ladies. died yesterday morning The gentlemen
uniniured
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Aug. 12.-ln dispatch dated
August z from this city relating to the examination o
r. b. Judson In the case of Winsow agt. The American
Express Company the statement that SlOOOO was Issued
i'm stock To tbe members of the old company for their good
will was erroneous IL should have read b4OOOO, @c'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
pApER.coLLAR INJUNcTIoNs.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. 12.-The Union Paper
Collar Company OF NewYork TO day applied for nlunc-
tons In the United States Circuit Court here against
different parties restrain the sale Of Oi the
Lana aIAII
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
ALABAMA.

THE CASE OF MAYOR HORTON.
NOZZLE, Ala Aug. 12.--The case Of Mayor
Horton whb was arrested Saturday for the violation
Of the Civil Rights bill, tried to-day before Commits
F)ner Turner Mayor Horton released on 5000 bail
te appear before the United States Circuit Court
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
DEsTRrCrIYE FIRE IN KEENE, y. II.

KEENE, y. H., Aug. ia fire broke ont this
afternoon In the boierroom OF Minis Crcssfclds sash
and door mandatory, which rapidly consumed. and
also the adjoining wooden buildings which were used for
now can bc estimated, amount 10 between 10000 aud
$4,000 OF which Minis & Crossield's loss Is $1,000; In
sured for $4,000. Among the other principal losers are
Fdwards AZ Cooke Sprage t Barker, Breed a Foley. II.
r. MuchmOrc Wilcox Russell G. f. Prndcll, Mr.. Bry
ant f. H. sprague, Poole sherman ana A. kldder Their
losses varying from 81 to $1,000 each, most OF which
tf,f inE
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
OBITUARY..
GEORGE PEARSON.

On Sunday evening, George Pearson, for
many years past clerk at the Tombs Police Court, died
at the residence OF his mother in seyenthaye near FIFTY
sxtht He was native Of this city, aged IS years, and
was al one time known active Democratic politician
New-York tribune., 1867-08-13
THE WEATHER.

REx,REs-The thermometer was lowest early % m o. % oInnL -
n sunrise unusually clear; little clondy Afternoon he eouuy ee~
Evening clear windy , 49,, -. ....ir.lv ,,,,ro vaar
UMxMpHIs Tenn Aug l2The weather wa" excessively war" !
rsv and toiiayi the thermometer stood ID degrees
WrIsNGroN c. Aug. l2-Ihe weather Is cieAf anu "arn
Ctv,INYArt Ang. I2-The weather Is very not
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Mare ti,an Satisfied.

George Decker Of Magee Corners, Ne~Yort writes TIE
Sewing Machine hsd Of works like charm do not regret tha
old machine WOud trade back for &t7
more could get another Of the Wilcox Gbbs"Aavhs-