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February IS
Ladies'

u you are afflicted with lassude IT, on rising In tic
morning. you feel unrefrcshcd. with hal tasto In tho
mouth disgust for food constant desire to res Il
Is timo something should be done TO stop the growing
evil wo know OF no preparation more highly adapted
to all Affections ofihis description than
HosIErTER's STOMACH B1TTERs.
For mothers nursing ,lis great tonic shou,d a,ways
he taken, especially where the mothers nourahment Is
inadequate TO the demands OF the child
her strength must yield. and here It Is where good
tonic. such as HosTE1TERs STOMACH DITTRRs, Ia
needed to tmpart temporary
STRENGTH AND vIdon
to the whole system. Ladies' should by a means try
this remedy. and before doing, nsk your plIyslcln
who ho IN acquainted with It's virtues will recommend
it's use in all cases. Asa
MLDICAI AGENT
1t has equsl whilo Its plea sng favor and ealtfu
effects have inadn 81 general favorte is FREQ from
NIL properties calculated to impair tho system, and It's
operations at mild. soothing and eAlcspt All
who have used the Bittcrs
ATTEST rrI VIRTUES
and commend IL to use. O August d
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Tho Timo 10 Aaver,,so m ,no CO., ;,

Tho Tinic 10 Advertise in tho Country,
THE pnERIx hns q largo circulation throurbont I'm,
middle AMI upper Districts or tho State. AdyertiKnr
rates nH r"asonablo tho Brngency or tho money mar
ket will warrant. Merchants others wishing to use
the columns OF tho paper will nddress
JULIAN A. sEIBY. Proprietor,
February IS Colun,h,a q n
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NlluIl,lc.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF or ,o,,cp

OFFICE or THE CHIEF OF lpIlCE)
cnaHiSsriS, y. a., MAY 1, lAlT.
IIHE REGULAR lSSrEt'rinN OF THE layTS AM,
L tnclosurcA. vaults &r. will runin,cnco nn pp.dnv
hfI' a lust Owners nnd @Tui4ts hereby nuuinSi
~ sso that heir rrrpsrs sru III ss condition ami that
H nth ami garbage 10 rru,ayrS ~ ynuir,xl Nv nni
,lancc. nttrr tnslsSlIua will follow,
iIv arirr VI MaS1p uAtiLaMp,
Z. H. SltiwAID.
tltsaf eC polite
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REGISTRATION YEsrEupAy.-
White nlajority-s.

NEW CorroS.-Tho first bac of new cotton this
season was received by Mr.. y. READER ON yester
day, nm" was purchased by Mcssrs. $. l.. IIowi.Ap
" BRO, on order, at 27 cents. Il classes Strict
Aliddl'nG, and will 10 Slipped to New York by
steamship 4. u. $oa'ier on Thursday next, and
consigned to AIcssrs. WILLIAM BRYCE & Co., col.
ton factors, No. S ReaGc street
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fohEtdsERs.-lta appears from conm,nica tion
IN to-day's News, signed NJ. NJ. that orders haye
bcen issued dIsfranchising foreigners who, after
having bcen naturalzc,l, utiH Hn:etred in the Con-
iedcrato serSiccc We havo bofuro stated that We
can hhl no authority for such construction in any
OF tho Congressional Acts bearing tho Bubjcc or
Reconstruction; and, far as wo know, this il
the only Military District where this class of citi-
zens hns been disfranchiscd We still hone il,cro
may be some mistake in tho matter.
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hEurI"AR MEETING OF CRY couScGr-'rhcrc no,
oe"iR quorum present, no meeting was held
YESTERDAY afternoon, but un extra meeting in alycr-
tlsed for to-day nml the mcmhcrs nrc requested to
be pnnctuai in their Attendance
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'"" ""RE.-- We lInvr now completed n,lr ,i,;,c
80 as TO cSccntc, in the shortest pnssible Tim.
Aiii MINDS OF JOB WORK, and We most re-
sPectini'y ask the patronage OF our lrirmls.
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TIE HER aTn

ISrunltNaEn wSSktf At NEwnERRY O. H.. At
L ~ tet Ahhaih, and. hssirN = largo circulation
hnnih All The aYsr aid LaxsF Dstricts Of tho State,
"nMnts sipA' ht'SNlAssrs IL A.tyurtlsers
~ s,ei Nv sssriisX yrry rcssons eefor M which sprs
Cu0o. / n II. 0REHRKRR,
November N11tnS AMI FTopreiofs.
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Post Oillcc Notice.

. PoSr OFFICE,
GfAhLi:sroS, s. g., July q, ISGT.
After to-day tho mails for Northeastern EaiIr,a,l
VIII close al O'clock A.M nml to-day nn,l aflrl-
wards tt@y IRE expected tO reach the lialroad
station ut 2:30 O'Clock PM, anil 10 10 ready for
deli'ery nj this Office at :}D o'clock PM. cxccpt
"n Sunday, when tho hour will Ir from q PM To
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY q. rROI"r T. NJ
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H.. H..

II you want cheal. Flank Books;
If yon want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa.
per, &c.; or, aTILIERs' almanac;
II son want Printing executed neatly;
If yon want Books hound in my style, OF Account
Books made 10 order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, go to HIRAM HAnn1s, No. 50 Broad street
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a Enct worth Kuo,v,no,

Fnct Worth Knowing.
Bakers wishing good FLOUR for Bread should cal, at
SlENH0USE CO.. No. J1U East Bay.
Families wishing choice FLOUR for BiBcuis. Rolls.
&c. should call al sTENHOUsE CO, No ITO East BAY.
August G M -
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PosIorrIcE NoTlcE.-An evening mail for An.
gusta and Savannah, and for distribution bcyon,I
those Offices, will close daily at tho Posto,lice NJ
half-past O'Clock.
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Auction Sales This Day.
NJ HUNT 4 Son will sell ths day. at 10 o'clock, In
u'e'r sa!earoom No. 14a Meeting street. 100 cascs
hoots. shoes Lrogans. CATERS. &c.
MILLloAs q Son will s'h this day, at 10 O'Clock at
No 20 Cannon street. tho household and tttohen fr,t
tnre Of sll house.
H. NJ. MARSHALL Co. Will scll this day, at II
O'Clock. at No. 80 Broad street. furniture. &c.
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FREQ TO Eyerybndy.

Large pp. Circular, giving Iu,orp,at,,p q, An,
foa.'~' Importance 10 The young of both sexes.
t"rh'' how tho honlcly may bccomn beau,I,nI IN.
"esp'S'" Respected. AMI thu ton.atcn loved.
N" young ih'iy or gentleman should fs 10 ,.pI t.,r
""''s'. aha r'T's" copy iurl-Iaid. by return mau
Address +. o. Drawer 81
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales Tht. Dav.

ALL KISDsoF Lon WORK DONE AT TIE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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There cometh glad tidings OF Joy to oil,
TO young and to old, 10 great and to small;
The beuuty which onco wAs precious anu rare,
is free for all. and all may bo fair.
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STEFAN GAS TITTEH AND rl.UMBMi;
OLALE AND ORNAMENTAL tiiS FIN, ,l;HE, ,;As
l. FITTING AND PLUMBING pRUMpTI I, ar
'eN'sn ~. M llE HING STREET
huEIlsI W IrlWrrn HrlaI mud tIin,.n .Irtria.
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Il. II. h.

Are Rynonylnous with Health, Strength aud yieor
lhn secret will be revealed by Investing In bos OF
rANKNIN's HEPATIc BITTRRs. For sale by all
Druggists
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BILL OF MonTAIITY.-Rcturn of deaths within
the city OF Charleston for the wces ending August
9th, 1867:
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GEORGIA STATE LorrEnr.-Thc managers of tho
Georgia State Lottery for the benefit of the Ma
sonic Orphans Home being determined to please
all the rarions tastes of tho community, have put
''p n schenctor the 4th Of September which pos
:csscs peculiar attractions. s2n00o capital
prize, with many smaller ones, Amounting in all to
S5o,Ooo, and the tickets for this ma nccn scheme
are only one dohar each. Some one must 10 tho
lucky pnrty to receive tln $4,000 for tho invest
meht OF single dollar, and why should il moi be
citizen Of Charleston Office nj No. 90 Broad
street. Every fomiy sl,ould have more or less of
Them, az it is for the benefit of Orphans Home,
a worthy object
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WEHAVE USED aAI.LIaHANs PILLS. AND FIND
that thoy will do oil that La claimed for them md
c"eeTi9S W r rec9mmend .p them to public favor.
!. II. WATTS, ExtioYernor OF Alabama
JW. a. SANDFORD. Att'y Gent OF AtAtann
hobT. DOUaHERTY. Judge Supreme Court Ala,
From THOMAS j. JUDGE. Judge auprVmu Couri
have usod GAIIIGHAN'H PILLS on my pla1tstion
them. frIIOS I IIJIsnr '
Montgomery. Ala September %, 1883.
LowspHa COUNTY. Alabama
HAllLalihNS FEVER AND AGUE PILLS will do,
They aro decidedly the beat medicine for Chs and 4,
yer ever gave. would not be without them for f,o
IIIcs tie prize. j. A. 0RAIiIM
AhEBIGus, April II. 1861.
One bor OF GA1L1dHAN's PILLS cured mo PERFECTLY
'tills and Foycr syor saw. A, q, HONALDSON
Clorf Superior Court, sumter County, us.
MoSIoolEnI. Ala, July o. 1885,
9ALIddliaES PILLS Two occaaons for Chill, A. ii
Fever and n tlat they effect all that they arc Inicn
ed to o. They tho best remedy for tlo lsesss III
hA'o eve, trsi; ! consider them perfectly reliable.
Grand Sec urand Lodge OF F. and A. al. OF hlabams
AInARY "a, March II, isC1
hare used GALLiGBAN'S PILLS In forty
!hila AMI Fever with perfect success They arc the
erst feyer and Aguo Iill put up.
WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, by
GOODRICH. WlNEHlAN & CO.,
No. 1853 Meeting street.
BLOUNT & HALE,
PROPRIETORs
MayN emo montgomery, hjk-
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PROF HOLMES LECTUnEs.- HOLMES do :
h'crs his second lecture before the Ynuug Mems
Christian Association, this evening, in tho College
Chapel. Those who last "Wednesday evening heard
his lecture upon the Cosmos" will he tho more
tesirous to hear his lecture upon the "aIicrnrosm
Man.
Prof. HoLMEs brings to his subject that by no
means common union, simple Christian iaiih.
combined with MI entiro anl inllcxiblc LOYALTY to
scientific Truth. thorough mastery Of his sub
1ect an elementary and luminous mode of treating
It, duo perhaps to his long experience nj nh in
.Structor Of youth, subdued enthusiasm, and tho
alb sdnce OF all that cgotsm and protcnsipn that 70
often characterizo mon who occupy ~. advanced
position i'll science, combine TO make him most
pleasing and successful lecturer. Those not Iami-
liar with recent paleologc discoveries, such "A
that of tho laLc huts of Switzerland, NAV be
startled by the sudden explosion of certain recciy
od ideas upon tho antiquity of tho humau race;
but if thoy followed him in his reconciliation of
Genesis with modern Cosmogony, thcy will not
suspect the candor and fairness of llis attempt TO
vlndcato its substantial agreement with cnighten-
I'D pathology.
BILL OF MonTAIITY.-Rcturn of deaths within
the city of Charleston for the wces ending August
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HOLDERS OF Prize Tickets in Georgia State Lot
''Fy, ii. drawing of tlo 21st August-Nos l15l,
t'''. So'3, l0,222 1922, 1926. TO- a IL Gs 49,
"f'' %'2'n. 2l,i2o 2Gosj as,93 will please pro-
sent them at tho Office. No. % Broal street, ror
payment.
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aa'he lailgg Nems,
l'oCAl4 NIA'I".l'I..lsS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST Is, ,s,,7.
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ENFORCEMENT IN PL4NOS.

MesSrs. Barlow & DOehler have OH sale at
their wareroOms No. 6Ol Broadway, pianos which
combine several important Improvements upon the older
kinds They the invention Of Dir. Frederick Mathu
shek and comprise four Sorts the Cobr, Harp form
Orchestral and Grand The principal merits claimed for
them ls Extraordinary durability, which Is OBJ
tanned by peculiar method of stIinging, 80 as
to bring the stg0in to bear equally upon AZ
sides of the iron frame. 3D. The hse Of
the linear bridge. which the soundngbOard to vi
brate to ts utmost capacity. In the old pianos the
strings all clustered together end of the sound
ing board that the tension is brought to bear
upon point; the soundingboard is apt in time 70
settle and lose much OF its gibratory power and this
power is also greatly impaired by the remoteness Of the
other end from the bridge The linear bridge running
the whole length Of the board, distributes the
pressure equally and increases to very remarkable ex-
tent the vbratory power This invention finds its most
striking application In the little COlibri piano. which Is
much smaller and lighter feet 10 inches long, feet
inches wide and about half the weight OF an ordinary
square Instrument than any other in common use yet
has seven full ocayes with richness and volume OF
tone almost incredible TIE quality Of the tone Of this
and Of all the other Mathushek pianos is pure brilliant
remarkably clear aud throughout, comparing favor
ably with that Of any other pianos with which We are
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the CONVENTIONS IN THE souri,
ALABAMA

! THL SUBMISSION or THE CONSTITUTION TO THE
PEOPLE-THE ARTICLE on TIE FRANCHISE.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 5.--The Reconstruc-
ton Convention today adopt ed ordinance providing for
the 4th OF February 1853, said election 10 be held AZ
Tho Military District; members Of the General Assembly
members OF Congress and all state and County officers 10
be elected at the same time the Constitution submitted
,d election 10 be conducted under the regulations
and by persons the election on the constitutions
he election returns be made 10 the President Of the
Convention who shall give certificates TO the persons
elected state County,, TO assume their offices soon
as the state admitted into the unOn ana 10 hOld then
for the legal terms, commencing from the date OF the
first general election after the admission OF the state
The General Assembly elected under TINS ordinance Ii 10
assemble i'm Montgomery on The 18TH OF March, 1868
The vote on the passage Of the ordinance was Yeas,
By tHis ordinance the election is under the complete
control Of the military The Convention VIII request the
Commander Of this Military District to enforce It's pro-
Visions ,, A., -,
prsons are DISTINGUISHED who disqualified from hold
ing office by the proposed amendment to the Constitution
known as the fourteenth article and those who have been
disqualified from registering 10 vote Tor 10 the
Convention under the Reconstruction acts OF Congress
except such persons as ado1 in tng ~ al
men before the law provided that the General Assembly
shall have power 10 remove the disabilities me uIed uuder
this clause. - - -
sISiToR WILSON DErGEclIEs the COURSE OF THE con
Nr Greeley recently wrote to Senator Wilson to exert
his influence 10 restrain the Alabama Convention from
adopting extreme Senator Wilson writes Gen.
Swayue that the policy pursued by the Convention IN
egsatng for divorces and in other ways transconding
and men Of that class doing great injury to Reconstruc
tion and bringing odum on the Republican party
THE CONSTITUTION CoMPLETED--ADJOURNME
Dec. 5-Evening.-Ihe Convention has been
engaged all day considering the constitution The lnal
vote its adoption was taken late ibis evening, aud re-
shifted Yeas 81; Nays, 10 Absent, and not voting 49,
Mr. sempe OF Montgomery presented protest, signed
hy Is members come Of whom are absentces The pro
tfst was ordered 10 be spread ON the journal but the
names of the absentees who signed stricken of
other nbers gave notice that they would present pro-
TEST tomorrow has been presented previously by
i'll
scainst the constitution The Convention Will probably
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STATE or TRADE.

HvvoRry,v. Dec 5coOn IN Air de@,ni Ndil7g l5ic sale,
$50 bale, receipt, $50 bale, eIpo Sss l'' F.ar y dq a,s
81 10 Dat. unchanged SOC Mess Pork 422 Soa $2i
pic NeSYork Sight EEehange per cent Bank Sterling
Iorisy1tr Dec s-Tot,ceo-..e g hid. Lugs IS $3.50
Leaf sl1 10 Suetoe You - $50 Ss J. % NYos'
Mess PoTR s 20 Tor Oh and New R,s WHISKY bond
WIMINsToy n c. Dec 5-Spts Turpentus duu at i9c Roa
active 50 for No and - 50 D 80 Cotton advanced to lic for
GGST,r. g.. Dee Cotton a,tivs sale, q s b,e,; receipts
e75 bales Mdng iic sales fils week. 49, receipts Of the week.
CNcSS,rr Dec sFour frmer Family, sll Wheat advancing
No Re- ~ 5S No Sp'p ~ D. Corn ,a''9g New On Rue s
srmsr Cotton fmsr ses At lalie hr MiIlnl. Tobacco in
og' IN good demand ana h.asf az 70 ..G ~ s s bs
g. net fseig,s TO- sssa So P,Is 70 80 Ia IN
good demand at l2c for New BeefC'e hrn at 90 Cod
81 Dee sTo,cco active bit unchanged Gotten he'll q
lJic 2e was bid Heep-h@re euile,, e'Sf Un se e
SO Is Psacy sl275d83 Whes! a sni qaeaagi Com better
Ard Isl ssss T Si FI R5s 81 90 M... P4 1 *a 500
weak shoulitrs lie Clear siie Dry Sailed shoulders &C.
soopHl6o Dol. Flour OJ bu,b Wheat 100 bush Corn 900
hG Gc,oo Dec s-rou sne bu. uncs,asc wheat active No
nS ~ ' S So and ~ i7@si 70 for No. Corn quiet
and advanced It. sales at 5da5sc for s4a75tc for No
Oats dme So qe Ryo advanced 6a' sales st u $50 -
6alOc nominal 81 = There Is bT,t speculative
J5 At so sss ss ps.eH. future delivery closing sr% a.
for Jarua, d,l5ery Green Meats active shoue Hans 1910
pe Ham, re- ' N and l1 70, '1 ps,5 sg ,i En,i
an advance quoted - So ~ 15i Live Hogs STEADY At
@6G - so Tor Medium TO Fair; Good Choice Beef
Cattle moderately active at 20 500 ~ for Good Choice smooth ship
ping Receipts 200 bb. Flour 1900 BUSH Wheat 900 bush
Corn bush Hogs shpments-3OOO bills Flour
5000 bush Wheat, 400 bush Corn. 900 bush Oats
U.yAsa Dee 5--No. II Dutch Standard Sugar dull and
nominal The Exchange market without material alteration Bills ea
the United sight r currency quote Gs Gent
discount short gtt "a per cent BIS 81 London 4 short
sight selling ma y per cent tmgm ard AZ long sight lSi
OSYeGo Dee SFour steady. but urchangit sales Of 700 bbs AZ
fof No Spring. ~ Tor Rel Winter; , J for nes and fl3 -
Double BItra Wheat unchanged sales q cO bush Ambsr
Winter Cnads - co. aud 200 bush No Milwaukee CLUB at
"a Corn du 10000 bush New Iniana ~ 81 0i other
grains quiet and nominal Corn Meal ~ ~ 100 N. Nil Fee
steady shorts s25 shipsiuA S39 Midng 40 tuu. Railroad
FreghFlour 10 Boston. SOC 10 Albany ei 10 NeHiork, BY
rail Toe. Lake tmports-f,NO bush Rye.
sAvlSsAH Ca pee 5-Coton active ard 10 demand holders
amer; Mldng Isle; sales bales; receipts 223 bales;
cp for the week III bales exports Liverpool 8A bales %
NewYork 5gI2 bales stock Is 3i bas receipts for the
5000 bales; exports 1873, 80 bales "
MoBmE Ala Dee SCotion opened scte became excited during
tie DAY with ads Of e. saeI 800 bales Mid
dinqs Al receipts Los bales
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The con HENTION.

COMPLETION OF 1HE ARTICLES Of FINANCE AND
CANALS-DEBATE ON THE JUDICIARY-rHE
PER DIEM OF ABsENTEEs.
ALBANY, Dec. 5.-The Convention is making
very satisfactory progress with ts business this week,
and the number in attendance larger than at any time
since the adjourned session commenced over 90 mem
Ders were IN their seats yesterday and upward OF 100 to-
day The articles on Finance aud Oh the Canals were
both completed last oyening-that. the Convention
adopted them and sent them to the Committee on Re
vision who are not likely TO propose any material altera
tons in them.
The article on judiciary was under consideration To-
day and the debate has been The brilliant ana able
that we have had for in the history OF The Convention
The speeches OF Judge DAILY and Evarts In favor
OF the life tenure OF Judges especially powerful and
produced powerful impression.
An effort was made TO call up and pass resolution
that the roll should be called daily noon, and absen-
tees deprived OF their pay. This voted down. 1t
being the sense Of the Convention that no advantage
would result from the attendance Of members who were
brought here by no higher motive than that OF saving
their pay.
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THE CANALS.

OswEGO, Dec. 5.-The Board Of Trade to-day
passed a resolution asking the Canal Board TO extend the
time for closing the canals.
CONDITION OF The LOCKS At SCHENECTADY.
SCHENECTADY, n. " Dec 5.Thc Locks at the terminus
Of tho level have been working slowly during the day. at
a great disadvantage from the ice forcing itself into and
around them. We learn from Canal Commissioner Dorm
who has just returned from personal inspection OF the
Erie Canal from Rome 10 Troy, that navigation Is sus
pended at Rome and Utica in consequence Of the heavy
anchoce two and three feet In depth in instances
At Schenectady the cebrcaks are In full operation and
boats are slowly passing the city, The locks from here
10 the head the l6 locks manned with full force
and are making fair progress with Ockage under existing
circumstance with the mercury at 49, and the ice from
two TO four inches in thickness The canal Is doing all
that should be reasonably expected Should the weather
moderate and continue until Saturday night, all OF the
boats east of the city will reach Underwater.
UTICA n. Y, Dec. 5.-The water has been raised on
this and the long level that II the ice away there
would no trouble. We hear nothing from the block
AIDE al Rome Boys are skating on the canal.
ST. CATHARINEs, Canada Dee 5-The Welland Canal IS
st open Little ice has formed but not enough TO pro
vent vessels from getting through 1t is now showing.