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A BELLGERENT CARPET DAGGER Gov.
Warmoth, according to the Baton Rouge
Gazette, was rather conservative" in an
address delivered few days ago at that
place advising his colored friends not to
doubt the sincerity of the Democracy, and
saying that he did not believe there was
Democrat in Baton Rouge who was in favor
of -enslavement. "He was followed, saws
the Gazette, by Gen. Sypher, the bond for
feiter, who made an incendiary speech, and
melted the negroes in case the whites opposed
them in any of their schemes. He assured
the colored men that in case of a conflict thew
were strong enough throughout the State to
butcher the whites, and would be furnished
arms for that purpose by the loyal men in
New Orlea' s. He, for one, was prepared for
the conflict and dared the whites to do their
worst" No doubt of his preparation for
the conflict. He will have his carpet-bag
packed for the emergency Let the colored
men beware of the belligerent promises of this
Sypher. If they have occasion, in the brunt
Of danger, tolook for him, they will find him
naught in very truth and to their bitter cost
1t must be confessed that this pyrophagic
and sarguinary arpet-bagger is rather queer
company for the rather conservative" War
moth to carry with him amongst his colored
friends in the country. But let that pass for
the present Such things will be in these
times, and overcome us like mephitc exhala-
tons from the slime aud scum, and ooze, and
mire of chaotic politics.
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SOUTHERN CROPS.

There is no Improvement TO notice in the Ala.
bsma crops. Accounts from the country continue
bad.
The Clinton Ua.)iPatriot Of the 2Ist Gays: "The
warm, dry weather for the past two weeks has
been most beneficial to the cotton, causing it Ia
open rapidly, and planters are now busiy engaged
IN picking. a continuance of favorable weather
Tor TWO weeks more will put large amount OF
cotton out Of reach of the worm"
The Franklin Banner of Saturday says: " The
weather Is pretty wet, bat the cane grows rapidly
snd bids fair to give generous yield. There is
plenty Of food in the country. On Cote Blanche
Island. now under the management of Mr.. Straw
bridge. the cotton crop is uncommonly good. No
worm but the grass worm has made its appear
ance, and that is only an enemy 70 grass. Mr.
SttaWbiidge picked cotton in the latter part of
July, and could have sent bale to market on the
3lst ultmo. which would have been the first new
cotton sent to n ark in the SOUTH
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A SHREK FROM GREELEY.

Greeley makes the New York Independent
the medium of prolonged shrek over the
dubieties and perils attending the uphill busi-
ness of prosecuting the canvass for Grant and
Colfsx. His voice is, even for him, remarka-
bly, shrill and wheezy. The cry of the SIMS
ter raven which, from the hollow oak, pre-
dicted calamity to Virgils shepherd as he trav-
eled over the hard rocks, was not more rau-
eous and boding than this "yawp" from the
venerable mumbo-jumbo of the Radical party.
He chides the party for Incidence, apathy and
mismanagement, and points warningly and
enyiously to the superior activity and skill OF
the Democrats in preparations for g the man
ufacture of fraudulent votes" "Our friends,
excaims Greeley, "seem to be almost eveTy-
where resting in the conviction that Ger eral
Grant cannot possibly be beaten. Tbs is at
once untrue and perilous. He not only can,
but will be beaten, unless the Republicans
work with more energy and efficiency than
they have thus far done. Irdiclna is the only
doubtful State which seems IT,, be contested by
them with adequate zeal an industry" Be-
coming hypothetical and statistical, he pro-
ceeds
Now let US suppose OIat the enemies Of human
rights sEould-no merGer by what means-carry
Pennsylvania and U aio in October, winning like
wise, some local umphs in other States; what
then ehsli we IIot See the very men who now
shnB enort, Or the plea that Grant cannot be
beaten, lying fiown in inactOn because (they will
say be Is already beaten. and cannot possb be
elected Row swift will be their transition
| from blind presumption to cowsrdly despair
tot Id -, Oh lantn
whereof 1859 are majority. There should be no
doubt of General Grant carving at least Ihese
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DHD OF HIS WoUND.-William Banks, the
somewhat famous leader of the colored DEM
ocrats in Csrrollton and vicinity, died at four
O'Clock yesterday morning of the pistol shot
woHnd given him at two o'clock the day before
by aEother colsred man named Henry Carter
He was buried yesterday, and very large
number of the white citizens of Carrollton
followed his remains to the grave.
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We call attention to the notice, inserted in
this mornings edition by Superintendent D.
F. Boyd, of the Louisiana State Seminary, Of
ficially informing the public that the institu-
ton will reopen on the 9TH proximo under
its present officers and professors, and under
the same management and organization which
have hitherto made it one of the most valued
and successful educational institutions in the
State
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The procession vii msvs ouns the head Canal street.
down the nsrh Size Of cs. street; down Royal Sire, 10
kJnsn fsla street; Elpsn Fed street 20 N, lsv..
70 E'p.sads street; down the south side Of R
psns1s % est 10 Ch-rtrss street: Ohsrre. 4. Game
'nd Ply sns streets TO Wsshioetoa svs1us on
avenue Magazine ssrest down H.gaEi,s stree, 70 Cana.
STREET th'pee 10 Clay where sp,n the arrival sfha
divisions and eab' shsy vii be dismissed d per.ed
JAMES McCLosKEY,
urand Marsha.
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Card to IMe PMDEic.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned are Auho.
oy MI CHARLES MORGAN. owner OF the Morgan line. Of
United states mail steamers 10 take Marins Risk. an az.
and Merchandise shipped BY his teaser plying 20 Mobile on
any Of the Texas Dorts AT ONE-HALF rue RAGS
ADOPTED BY TIE BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS or
NEW ORLEANS Jolly l. 1858
Mr. Morgans hdsnce his o-n steaun.r. and
desire to ~ mote trade befwee~ Orleans Mobile and b
texas ports have dictated this cour-e
Foriurther pa tcu'as those interested are invited Ia can A.
the efice, 20 and 50 Camp street
CHAS. A. WHITNEY 4 CO.. Agents.
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From RvATAN.-Messrs Leaycraft & Green
field, of this city, have furnished us with a
liberal sample of Casaya bread, made from
the plant of that name, which grows in
abundance in the Island Of Ruatan and along
the shores of the Bay of Honduras. This
bread is made up into thin. fiat cakes, which,
we are told, when soaked awhile. and then
fried or broiled after the fashion OF beef
steak makes nutritive and very palstsble
food.
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n. Carer q 60.

CELEBRATED PATENT IMPROVED
COTTON GINS.
FULL ASSORTMENT Of tho LATEST MANUFAo-
TUBE Of these well known and approved GINs now
received and constantly hand tosethsr with SAWS
BANDS, CRATES. BRIsTLEs. BOxEs ETC
The wide and unsurpassed reputation Of through
cut the country Is to vel esb -h.d require uraer co-
tiheates or Inducements TO the planter
FOSTER & CO.. Agents,
Ne. 10 Gravier street
ft.f..
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The CRESCENT thanks the Pendleton Guards
for their polite note inviting its editors and
reporters to attend a banner presentation to
that club, on Thursday evening, at the resi-
dence Of ]. S. Meilleur, Jr., corner of Broad
and Esplanade Streets at u o'clock. The
CRESCENT shall be represented by one or more
of the staff
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We trust our kindly neighbor of the Bulle-
tin will correct an error into which he has
inadvertently fallen. The invitation extended
by "our late commissioner to the Paris Ex-
hibition to visit the Spanish war steamer,
Thursdays, was purely personal one to an
intimate friend in the CRESCENT.
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By reference to special notice, published
elsewhere, it will be seen that the Democratic
parish committee holds regular meeting this
evening at its rooms, No. 2O5 Canal street A
full and punctual attendance is of course de-
sin hla
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Fas smamm's Cotton TTes.

we have LSrge supply Of the celebrated ALLIGATOR
Iho on hand which ed In quality IRON be-
wig OF Dest English manufacture and fully eed
= 20, FAsShAeRr bUITUH TIES, and DIAMONLX
til s, 80 exter sfvey used 4 former years
FOR sale In any guam " N sut pufrhasers
CHAMBERS q LArTTNg,
49, u
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NUMERICAL COINCIDENCE BY examining
the following table, our Democratic readers
who believe in omens, may find good assur-
ance that Seymour and Blair are destined to
receive the majority of the electoral vote in
November next BY placing opposite each
letter in the names of each pair of candidates
its number in the alphabet, and adding up
each column, we find that Seymour and Blair
foot up III; Grant and Colfax 40. But what
is stranger still, the total of the two, 317,
equals the entire number of electoral votes to
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We oner our services for the disposal Of LANDED PRO
ETC. In the southern States References and in.
formation prompt given
LIVINGSTON, EGERTON L CO..
No. Labertv st,es. S., w.
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District n eetors ,
AJTERNATEs:

Persons who propose being absent from
the city during the summer, can have the
Daily o. Weekly CRESCENT sent to them by
leaving their address at this Office.
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Diseases Of the Eue.

DR. JULIUS HONBERGER, Qste AssIs.sn. % ID, s,oh.r
PArisJ OCULIsT 40 Canal street. New Orl.An. OHc,I
hours from IL to O'Clock CT mic for Diseases Of the
Sa urdays from to O'Clock Pty scans and Nsdesl s
nts are invited to attend the Ciuic Demonstration with
eraidh on tree Of rba,xe
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The Hendricks Guards have elected the
editor-in-chief of this paper an honorary
member of their organization. Thanks, gen.
tlemen, for the courtesy.
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1t 10 thrown in yOur teeth that you do not keep
your dental apparatus In proper trim; it is your
own fault; for all the world knows that you might
DO so ~ usng the matchless vegetable dentrfrice,
Sozodont.
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Banner Pre- senfaitoa
70
l. L H E r. TY ARDS.

CCOLoRBDJ
Under the auspices Of the Fossil Guards the LAFAY
ETTE SQUARE. THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST
Eth. at hslfpast O'CLOCK.
Ihe Bsi ner VIII be presented By Honorary Of
the Foss Guarus after which, oratsrs will .d
dress The meeting After the termination Of the proceeen
at the line Of procession will be formed observing
The following route:
ROUTE.
Up st Cbs'les street Juia Julia to Camp dow. C.mn
to norh eide Of CaDa to Rampant up south side .. Canal 10
St. Charles, where the procession will be disu ,.ed
AL Democratic Clubs respectfully invited TO attend
harsbss Of visiting Clubs will upon their s-rfvsl an the
square report to the Grand MArshaL
W. P. CLALK,
Grand Marshal
TAYLOR KANE. seerearr
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Grand PaI CCde.

Grand EsaI ade.
RooMs DE~OCRArto vLRfsH CoMNIrrER, ,
Orleaas Aug IL 1893
In crnformty with resolution passed MAR
ngO ths Comnttee held he 9Th ibst notice hereby
z ven that n ere will be a GRAND PARADr o. all the De
-ocratie Clubs in the parish, on SATURDAY EVENING,
August 29th
The AArshas Of tn different Gibbs Of the city win pus
themselves in communics vim, Hen. JAMES Nc
CLOsKEY, Grand Marshal for iut't ictions.
By oder OF the Democratic Paris... smmittee
JOS ELLISON. President.
CHAs. W CuIBERrsoS Secretary
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Our ANNUAL REvIEw.-We are devoting un.
usual time and labor to the Commercial
and Financial Annual Report of operations
in New Orleans for 1867 and 1865, which
will be published on Tuesday. September LIST, in
our letter sheet Price Current and in the Daily and
Weekly CRESCENT of that date. AS this will be
one Of the most accurate aud comprehensive doc
uments ever issued by any Office in the Crescent
City. and as our last annual review was received
with such commendation that we had TO repubIish
it several times during the first week of September
1867, in order to supply constantly increasing
demand, our friends and patrons would confer an
especial favor by sending in their orders promptly
during the ensuing week. Parties ordering loo
copies or more have their cards inserted free of
charge, and those who prefer private circular
may find ii to their interest to call at our office.
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Iron Cotton Ties.

In addition TO the celebrated ARROW TIES 1 Am no-,
PREPARED 70 r cevs orde from the trade for sELFFA
TENING BUCKLE TIES all made Of the beat ou.II,v p
hsh Iron. and BANDS Of any required length
II. T. BARTLETT
General Agen A
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lie Banner says: " Rev. DIR. Palmer and Rev.
Mr.. smith, OF New Orleans will visit FrsnkIin earIv
in September to hold meeting of two or three
dayB.D
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We understand from undeniable authority
that the Rev. Mr.. Pollard, colored divine,
who offciated on Saturday evening at the
Crescent City Club, in organizing a col
ored club, auxiliary to the original,
was attacked the succeeding Sunday night,
in the Fourth District, knocked down, beaten
and badly bruised, whilst peaceably walking
the street 4 policeman was present at the
occurrence, but offered no interference of his
authority.
We understand, further, that Mr.. Pollard
waited on Governor Warmoth yesterday and
stated his grievances The distinguished Off
cial assured Mr.. Pollard that if the thing hap
pened second time, he, the governor, should
put a stop to it.
"If it should happen second time +"
IF Governor Warmoth flatters himself that
the people of Louisiana, whether white or
Oolored, cannot pat stop to such an outrage
upon the life of a citizen, without his inter-
ference, upon a repetition of the ofense, he is
wofully mistaken. The peaceable and law
abiding people, be they white or colored, of
New Orleans and its enyirons, expect some
thing more than vague promises and vapid
generalities with regard to such matters
They demand substantial guarantees of
personal security, of peace, of law and order
and will have them, or know the reason why.
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PHosK NINE OF THE GREAT PROCEs IoN.-
Hon. James NcClosley is the grand marshal,
Nessrs. Walton, Steedmsn, James and Har-
per chief mscshals. The names of the assis-
tants will be found in another part of our
paper. 1t Is well to understand that the pro-
cession viii be composed Of thirteen grand
divisions-each one under the guidance of a
chief of division. The formation and the sta
sion for each division, the order of march, the
time Of starting, and al other particulars,
will be found fully detailed in the appropriate
column of this paper.
Itisgoing to be the greatest and most sig
nifcant demonstration Of the will of the pee
pie that has ever taken place in America.
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To Planters.

GRAY'S PATENT LABOR SAVING, ANT-sRCTlON
IRON SCFEw COTTON PRESS,
5heNo.t Simple Durable De etiv- ever Invented Sand
for Circulars. For sale by
EDMUND NJ. IVENS & CO.,
s. ST Charles rect, New Orleans.
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THE PROCESsION
viii be composed of THIRTEEN GRAsD DIvIs oNs
constituted IS follows;
Lesdisg Division.
J. O NIXON, Chief Of Division composed Of Gu ,s,.
Delegations Clubs from Parishes Cities States
Frrst Divi.isn. Y
j. o. LANDRY, Chief Of Division, composed Of the
First ward Regular Democratic Club all Foot Clubs
located in that Ward
Second Division.
THOMAS MURRAY. chief Of Division. eo-ipo.,d
Of the secnd Ward Regular Democrats CIab and a. Foot
Clubs loes.e in that Ward -
laird DIvisioa.
GERARD sTIfH. Chief Of Division, ecus.,.d o,
the Third Ward &c ulA Democratic Cab and 81 F.o ub.
located in that Ward.
Fourth Division.
JAMES B. wISGFIELD. Chief Of Di,i.saS con.
posed OF the Fourth W1s Regular Dlmscrsue CIub and
all foot cubs located il al Ward.
Fir.h Division
&. A. BOzoTIER. Chief Of Division. stS.,,.a q,
the Fifth Ward Regular Democratic Club ana sot club
located in that Ward;
Sixth Division. *
GEo W WHITE Chief of Division, eOmSs.d q, N.
Sixth wrd F.suar Democratic Club. and al f Gibbs 10.
Gated in that Ward =
s.v.n.. Division. +
EDWARD BERMUDEz Chief o, Divi.ioss.sonno..s
of the Seventh Ward Regular Democratic club a foo,
clubs located in that Ward ..
Eighth DIvisiOa.
JOHN GRAYER. chisf Of Division eompcs.l ,of thu
Eighth Ward Regular Democratic Club And all r. clubs To-
Gated in that Ward. =.
NI.th DivisioS. -:
LOUIS A. WILT, Chief Of Division. esf.sS.d Of
Mini waro Regular Democrats CLUB and all 80, eub.
located in that Ward. ~
Tenth Division.
THOMAS MCKNIGHT, Chief Of Division &,lr,no..d
ofhe Tenth Ward Regular Democratic Club ami 81 e cIsb,
located in that Ward. ~,
Eleventh Division.
RJCHARD c. BOND Chief Of Division, ,supo.sd
the Eleventh Ward Regular Democratic Club 6s a. so,
clubs located In that Ward
Twelfth Division.
t. p. s8ERBUANE, Chief Of Division Composed Of
the Algers Regular Democratic Club and all sot Clubs
located in Algers
Thirteenth Division. K
A. p. MASON Chief Of Division composed IF all the |
Mounted Clubs from the parish
Independent Clubs in the divisions viii fer thu
regular Ward Clubs take precsdeace in has to
seniority of organization.
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DIED.

In the parish Of East FecanA, Wednesday evening Aug
I'm, lstS Of congestiun JULIA ALMIhl SrAFFO 4 Z,
8 ears q h. and 70 dsys 'f So
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IfU Goods.

.TtlC Goods.
c. II. ZIMNIERNIANN,
d ond 96........Cansl Street. Ia and 06
Has just returned with Large Stock Of
CORALs, DIAMONDS, wATCHEs, FINS JEwLERY
AND SILvERWARE.
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Caution.
BEWARE OF CouNTERFEIrs
Preston & Merrills Yeast Powder and Sugar o.
Lemons, or Portable Lemonade

Preston Merrill win prosecuts all parsons eounerfItiny
OF usng Their Label trade MARI either thee articles
Al peitons buying se ing eifbe- these commercials
e-hky VII be held responsible, and such persons I've
-une en notice that the at Gle T. offered
under market price Sc cir unrs or means of detecting
the counterfeit Yeast Powder
PRESTON l. MERRILL,
fou TuIv
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Just Opened.

JUST opened.
A NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Corner Magazine and 81. Ar dew Streets.
Over LIbermAns Dry Gods Store.
PHOTOGRAPHS 81 50 per Dozen;
AaBROrYPES 70 cents;
PORCELAIN PICrURhs s.:
AND al work guaranteed equal to any dons In city
Gail and see our Specimens
WILEY a SORRY.
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Grand Democratic Procession.
NOTICE To CHIEFS OF DIVISION.
TIE CHIEFS OF DIVISION ere requested to meet the
Grand Marshal THIS EyESING, 26sh inst, a. o'clock a,
ls9 CANAL STREET, over synes Dru. Store
wi be brouRh' before the meeting
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Programme

n
FOR The
- -
GranQ uem0cr4uc I0ICnugn' prneasginu
m r.vu n
LACE
ON SATU' NAV xrcur
. -. ..---- ..--.-. ~
@sEoss 80 iooe'
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Continued .fTTtU0Es.
VILLA M DAUPHIN.
40. CANAL STREET. .. I5o
Received this week hne Of Paris RTOgnUO
DtlNA MANA. SILK RAREGE FROSTED - III ri M
ChEl and hne Caburg straw .u p.y9
b. fNEfS, White Mare ilies II ITS and OLD BANDS
New foods OF the latest make will b esulay All
W. DAUPHIN,
Retail Store, No $50 Ca Al street
wholesale Rooms I O. 66 Gust .uhouss street.
81 RrnadaaN NcrrY nrL
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Democratic \ Maternal Ticket.

Democratic n atienaI Ticket.
FOE PRESIDENT:
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
FRANK II. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI
Electors for the state a. Large
EIGOVEREoR K. G. wICKLIFFE, OF West FslisianA
ISAIAH GARRETT Of OsAckits.
ALTERNATEs:
JAMES P. FRERET, Of Jefferson.
JUDGE J. n. LEA, o. orleahs
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Office
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT LIFE
INSURANCE AsSC CATION
OF LOUISIANA.
The following named gentlemen elected BOARD or
DRbCrORS for the above Association for the an
suing years dating August I, 1868:
j. NJ LAPtYRE, VS. MOUNT
JOHN DAVIDSON, L b POTHiER
ZUREsB'ER, WIN NCCNT OCH
l. Marks, q. 1AVAROC
r. p HMiDT WIN CHrEVY
w COOLER, THOS X FiNBAY
We PIKE, ANTHONY SAMBOLA.
DAVID MCCnARD, FArkiCk IRW n
ULflELp, in. O. STNNOrT
GERARD sflfH, w. O NICHOLS
At meeting the Board Of Direcors held ths An dsv az
August 1885, the following named gensmsn were elected
oheers Of the Association to serve two years:
JNO DAVIDSON President;
W s PIKE Vice President:
X W. YOUNG Secretary;
L. A. FUUkNIkR, Treasury
W. B. KOONTZ Attorney.
W. C. NICHOLS, NJ. d., Physical
The Office Of the Association present Is located In tho
old Bank Of New reans, Of Union and Il Charles
streets, where the officers Of the Association are prepared 10
receive applications for membersi ip
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WEDNESDAY MORNING., AUGUST 70. ,,g,