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Weather vs.. Crops.

The rains during the first part oil
the present week were very heavy
and cool, and planters looked a little
blue ut the splendid pro-pec, for more
grass than they could conveniently
handle. Corn looks very we'll, aud
IS growing rapidly, Notwithstanding
the season 30 far has been rather un-
favorable. Wheat, In some localities,
has been slightly touched by rus, in
he blade, but a heavy yield will only
b prevented by continuous cool and
wet weather.. Az for cotton, the Gro,
planted = larger than was at 6rsi
supposed, and on uplands, has /,
healthy appearance, while bottom,
have been Too vet 70 work, and ar,
consequently no. . good. Mos, q
our planters say the oaly ,uem;e. i
their way are crab gr.s-, a-rro ,h;svs,
and carpes-bsggers.
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democratic State Convention.

This body met pursuant to call,
and was composed of delegates from
nearly every county in the State
General W. s. Featherston, Of Mar.
shall, was elected President, ant
Major Kinloch Falconcr was ap
pointed Secretary. Our time ant
space prevent a more extended motto,
Of the proceedings in this issue. Tn,
ticket put in nomination will receiv,
the hearty support of every mar
who has the welfare Of the State a
heart.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. Ia
a Jastlce's Court Of aid county. W. v. 81
licit "a James n. Pollard.
A,,aehmen, issued the 18th day Of April
isss, against the estate Of said defendant co.
the sum Of hsty-seven dollars and ihlrty-f b
cents tttf "a resurnahle 10 a Justices Courl
Of aid county. Notice is hcreby given 10 The
aid defendant, James II. Pollard, that Hnles'
he appear before aid eonrt At the next tern
thereof 70 be holden al Eureka in said eoanty
on the ecoud Saturday 10 June pext A. b
isss. and plead 10 ssid action. judgment vii
he entered against him. sad the estate attached
win be odd. BENZ. '. cR0wELL, j.P,
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coso, Miss, April 10, 1858.
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Oznne says he "claims the rcpub-
lean party not 10 be sectional but
party that knows neither north,
soash, east or west" Yes, but they
know how 10 steal, aud from tho d.
'setioa The spoils 50. we are conssrain-
~ 10 believe that they no KNOW
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Letters q administration hsvinf
ed % the undsfsirn<d - The e11ns L.
A. Herring. a<esas<1. y ~ rrukI1 -
Pamela county. q Ne February teFnt
1851, all r>ssoas having tlaine
state are hereby notinpd b have -
ssd neir<<s<t q - 60 ~ -
cssff, h ~ tovu 81 pne< 1
rsvs<ribed y Isv. = NJ IN -
n s ApDDNAlo!
nar7i-et Aznsnbns'<f
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PROPOSAL. 70 build nine name bon houses
sHd dig one we'll a. guarscs fr p~npers q
Pamela eoants. ul.iz.;reI. vill h received hs
The Probate Clerk q nd county. In Pamela %
70 10 o'elock A. n. Jane 4, tsss Piaps and
specifications can ~ had ~ calling On Or
writing . he Gierk. To- hsu.e< 80 = b
Quilt about four and . half miles psshueus of
tie sswn ~ FxneIs. rh< sscr<y L reedy 70
be paid faf he vurt. esd viii - sivna<sd a
the ssms pfpsrr<s<s. ny order Of The Hoard
ss,s.n " woorrrx, ossl.
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The majority for tho constitution
In Georgia, according TO Meade.
proclamation, u 1899. Ballocl',
majority h about 1000. The Iex;s
laiure l. probably Dcmoemsie.
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DISSOLUTION.

By mutual consent the eo-paTtssuhif
tofure exisise under tin usme and IT,
spdist Hish'c~er l. thIs dsy dissolved.
hooks netes and .ecount. viii f< hsn1hn.
hands oalsDt HItkso~es - 49,
Nes-rs =. II. Butler ! Co. Ssrdis NJ -
is only authorized 70 sign In liqut1sIipA Il
@fAA =. O. SrAIA
J. D. HIcHI0uh
n. B-Psrties iadehssd b - As1sfe -
are requested 10 sstfle At osep, 10 ~ -.
ticn. 20 the business nrsr - fleee1 -
DELAY. D l5DouIUEN
ssrdis, Miss. Feb. I, lees. a
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sHERfFFss SALE

ny virtue q = wit q sxsention @ me ai-
rss'ed rom he Circuit csart q psssls eoustx
Mississippi, made IN hvor II n A. psrsss v.
Nm kdssrdS ] will. On Menasy. he t,h d.y
q ssy. lsss Al the soar,-huase asor /. a.
.ern q Pamela, ~ aid county, within lawful
hour c'sr ~ ssle 10 The highest sidies. 90
eash. ne following property. is-~Hs The
neshvssf quarter u sessioa } ta~sship 3.
r<nE. : sustaining oss hsndred 49, sl&e
sns hasdrsd ssd cry s<s~ e s->sisu q ts~s,
thip q f.are 9 lying ssi k<iss Il ps,al.
eesnty, Missi-ipri lsskd % - he prpp-rsy
d Wu. tdvsfiA 70 atisfy nid wit ssanruu.s
sri65. r. p tc~rs sks-ie
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The aisit n Mississippi rssola foaaff n
Ne fitfsf NaHft N aid esaHfy, W
HflsHi " Hthlghlia Watn
AHaehmahi ieasd ne lih az n Htfth.
ass sealhfl ne ssiats N lhs MID aeaad.
gHi ~ fht mm N Igfs o. felufnahle " ne
tlfeaif fBaH # saif e0Hafy Hotlsa Il bsfeby
eifsa ~ ihe ald defendant Ilenlamlh Watts
rh0 u : resident " TfsfefanL II me State n
Tennessee. that HHleis be appear bef1fs iald
Court, NJ tho hesf term thereof and m me
first dny n aid term, n 10 holden Al ne
uftbouss NJ aid county, IN mo tasn N
panola. IN The IN Monday after ina flh Nan.
daY IN March, 1864 aad plead 10 ,mld aeiloh,
Judgement sil he entered aealnst him and The
sftais attached WIil be said
spiisa 40 HARRISON ciegk.
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TENN.
CITATION NOTICE.

The State o. Mi~issippi, Pamela eosnIt
!nlius 7. Wells aud Leroy r. wdls hsp =
distributes of the estate a Wn. 8 Nsl4F
ceased, their residence being unknown.
Ton are hereby cited 70 spear efU
Probate Court Of sald sosaiy, Il Ne -
house thereof on the Sosrsh hsstsy b ~.
1866. to show cause why The petition q -
uel Peete, administrsscr de honis noe -
estate Of aid deeedsnt praying is -
town lcb IN the tovn n Dstr<xinet -.
eoun'y should not be granted.
BY order o. Court lssusd rebrunry 9
msr1t-st W. r. wOOTTEN, CkS
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II s saHby n Fsalagt q - ~
dfwa M ~ gililiy, ~, hsetMsl'g,
"A haslag asdiaass ihal n ~ 4
Fks hggAst FnNhti n ibalaha
sheys lhs eshisfel Negro msillts
vylt4 fom INN w 4tp Ahd ~
dsmsfsfs asaiasies slssled b ms
byiass yafging FINN yy ~ soU
fhs ~fsmsfsia, kaoslhs ihsi lhs7
had Iafgs maofiiles ~ bvAfoHs
mys tie c,esssaf sfga6ltsd aad
srkai hard That's Ne ssegti n
spoeszs sad W. ssampie Thus -
should agt H. loaf hlyH Mississippi
A. mlsei convention held NJ
Raymond, Nl.s m Monday lsst
lanes IGeqh, fblsch hIpgetj ard
y A Psyion, twbiie aiagsfi were
recommended ~ mIiabIs pef4obs M
The State senaie Tho blaek and
mn whit niggef wert nominated ~
The lover h9use
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Ruasf fhta hsAlae = hsa fro Hsft ihaf
~ H,sif pstsN. 80 lafamff fht' 'hfif
mlsffipglan hH4 fu HHi NHd 4Hlsw they iaelf
Aai,ly ftnss / hsH papsf sil ~ eeHlae
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
THE CHINESE EMBASSY IN AUBURN.

The arrival of the Embassy gave rise to lots
OF fn at the mistakes OF some verdant ones who mst9oR
versa One OF attendants who rode ON the drivers
eeat of a coach saluted grand pansndrum. ana
euoyed the high distinction hugely The IDEAS OF many
we're xed also In regard to the personality Of Mr. Bur
ngame, and his identity was liked upon various otnsr
by the unknoyng ones one OF professional gentle
men who had been studying for week IN advance the
beroelyplics upOn chest in the vain desire OF nou
ing verbal communication with the celestials, untl ms
eyes had almost attained slant upward to"sdu one
on the way to Mr. sewards when young lady from tne
country heard to excalm as she paSsea, ansae Ia
as natural one perhaps, the facial beauty OF te
gentleman referred TO can account Tor Inc t
ton of the celestial visitors at the Central depot was no
unattended by cOmical Incidents The strenuous efforts
Of the police ut maintaining passage way lLG tr s
their transportation to Mr. Stewards hosplaoie mansion
were ali necessary and well timed Bad nttle o9ys In
sisted upon invading the open space proNuou, anu ,
ran against and sat suddenly down upon % me
canes of the policemen without bending tg,a ,ha
bodies producing conclusion which sent uo
urchins smmting TO the rear. only TO cause q
repetition of the operation In the anxious csng - sLe
the notabes The autographs OF three members OF .o
Embassy party may be In Chinese character on tno
Register OF the American Hotel, where thelf wfee9 %
dned Yesterday Any person cOnyefsant Win tne ttIa
OF chests may readily recognize the haes anu
characters on glance ut the book Ing n MA, ~ tSe
city this morning IN carriages, going TO tue various %
of interest They we're the observed oi an I nek
the Embassy visited the prison. gong lhIouEsn
the entire institution and witnessing tno ,haro ei.
ferent manufacturing enterprises carried on lheIe
with great interest The discipline Of the prison Is
excellent under its present management buI thS toL %
cts could not resist the temptation 10 take good LOOK
at the distinguished party The march OF tho eon'ets % 10
their dinner with the "lOck step" and perfect order
seemed To be very interesting 10 the Chinese IheIr
visit evidently gave them favorable impression OF the
American mode Of furnishing criminals Inc Tour nroutn
tle prison occupied about hour and ha when the
party again took carriages for the residence OF secretary
Seward At 2:3O y. IN. the Embassy, aecOmpanied oy
number of citizens took carriages for the farm OF Mr. A.
q Dunuug one mile west OF the city, To witness an exl
mover (Auburn Advertiser, 4th.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
STREET CAR DIFFICULTIES N MOBILE.

A question at issue in Mobile, touching the
right Of coOlCd aud women TO ride In the street cans,
has recently been the cause Of much bad feeling On the
aOth ut number OF voorrd attempted TO ride In
Dayi,ayc eat but they foiled On the following
morning the co5rcd people assembled IN squads on the
thu.uuChfar~ Cydcnly spteru.ncd 60 test tcil re1t
agin large crowd assembled AT the old Court HOUSE,
Governmental, Had Was addIcssed bS Wu. Sand!ord
another negro who advised theu 20 ride III The cars,
ereu sy.Od force hc necessary. subsequently,, the
groups received considerable additions ~ telF bnbcrs,
HiO3e paItouiarly on Government ST. Al about r. lu,
car was stopped by sOue Of the negroes IN mont 0t the
RGOl Academy und on their Insisting upon bclng con.
Uyed therein, the white passengers got out ana
allowed them Ia Tide 90 tho Frpui'st terminus.
Washingtunave. was also cntnred by another party
but arriving AZ GOycrpncnSt, the driver refused 20
pocrrd aud drove back % the stables. Soiie or tie
would hD passengers attempting 10 bonfd car ia the
DaupEhsI road were prevented by white man draw
ng revolver apd Threatening 20 use II. Az tls nnc-
ture the police arrived and arrested i've ot the more
pi pionuent negroes for melting rot" Their arrestlh IN
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
urrTryG OF THE BOARD OF HEALrH

A meeting of the Board of Health was held
yesterday The President, Mr.. George b. Lincoln,
in the Chair. The Committee on Laws and Ordinances
reported a communication from Ezra r. Palliug Of sta
pleton staten Island complaining OF the dogs in the
town OF Edgewatcr. The matter was referred 10 the
trustees Of the village The committee also reported on
a communication complaining ot tile reckless speed OF
the trans and constant whisng Ot the locomotives or
the Ncw.Ilaven Railroad within the city lnlts Judge
BosWOrth said tie matter came within the jurisdiction
OF the Common Council, and he recommended that u
copy Of the communication be sent there Touching the
question Of manufacturing Lard In the city, the Sanitary
Superintendent said that the disagiccable odurs
arising from this business might easily be
removed by merely using tight tanks IN
rendering the lard He of the opinion tut the bust
shuud be ier!cred with at present except 70
require the ot the tight tanks. An anUDy
letter was read which characterized gas establishment
up nuisance. An order was read directing the
operations of the gus works at the foot OF Eighteenth ST.
North River 10 be discontinued, unless some process OF
inaEufNcturc shall be introduced which will render the
establishment iupftensve An application Tor drinking
hydrant IN UuiOn-sQunre referred 10 the Engineer
cholera medicine. from Virginia, MAS turned over
TO the sguitary Committee, after which The Board adj
JVurneL NJ
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

The Atlontics have decided

The Atlantics have decided to play the "IIay-
mayEers" al Troy on Tuesday next.
Thc Ball PlaverS' Chronicle, n weekly paper
published interest OF the fraternity, failed 70 make
lis appearance Yesterday and the rumOr that II had
ceased TO exist.
To-day the IrvingtOns meet the Eckford club
on the Union grounds WiIamsburgh. Tomorrow the
Mutual and Eckfords play their rrcturn game at the same
place Both these games promise 70 be exciting.
Mr.. John J.. Durkoe, the President Of the
Eagle Cub Of san Francisco, and now the guest OF the
Eagle club OF New. York. was entertained last evening al
Drlmoncos by the members Of the NewIork organiza.
linn
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
BASE BALL,
ATLANTIC VS.. ACTIy

ATLANTIC VS.. ACTIVE.
The young men of the Active Club met the
powerful Atautics yesterday, and after welpayed,
thoueh one.sdcd game, yielded the trophy. The Active
score j. not surprising that OF the Atautcs and 10
more crcdtabe that the Actives could keep down their
ounonruts figures than that they should run mp their
own From the first to the eighth inning, the batting OF
both clubs indifferent. especially the Auantcs, con-
sIucrug what expected nom them. At This point
both clubs h ont heavy, hut the beautiful catching ~
Crane and Mcdonald 40 the extreme ouheld prevented
TIE Atautlcs from making score. so close did the
Acves play that no e>s than eight Atlantic men suffered
az second base all OF whom forced FROM the first.
Tie ActNcs played In this instance the best game thus
far entered into by tea this season. The following IS
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
that Mayor Price thought it e1pe.

threatening manner that Mayor Price thought rexpe.
dent the insurance Of the running 70 stStoh
policemen the platform OF each The entire 20.
lice force OF the city at placed ON duty Later
in the evening 1t deemed advisable by the Mayor to
swear i'll $50 special policemen. l...
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
ROSCOE coyKC,NG sEREYApED.

ALBANY, Aug. 6,-The Loyal League of Utta,
with many personal sud politieal friends of the Hon
Roscoe Couknc sereAGded him at the Butterfied House
last evening whea he appeared on The balcony. Ac Was
vocherousy nppauRed He spoke pretty in resoonse TO
the call Of his irieidA
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

light rain raining hard rom ~ 10 70
I2:45 ceased raining about 1890 depth th oi ln n,, go
y,ry rondv 10 ~ AnernooHWindy and eOnly to e eouy
10 epd 70 sunset RveningVery cloudy and at' 10 ~ ey
little rlondy II 10 Note-At the Phh Avenue hoIe
cooler o9 a. luah
has been exception tie 2d OF June Ne "Nd
blowing then through the city, fresh from the " h.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07

IT, II. o. itb 5,h. 9Th 7h 9Th 9th.
stl,aa 1ir'..'........'........ "a 10
Ou on as.,-Atantcs 49, Acte.. o. Ruuoui-Ms Fen bound
cate,-W kelley Mills. Cg,hrs ON sirss-N j. hehr l.
Mills 3 Out foul ha'-Asutc times, Actlc, times Un
p-Nr o.oJI Euprc Clint oi Ncw-lOrA Scogers-Mes
Monk and Iaock. Time OF game, hours
New-York tribune., 1868-08-07
a%JO
WINCHESTER'S
WINVIIESIE IEKS
HYPOPHOSPHITES,

THE SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR THR PREVENTION AND CURE
or CONSUMPTION with PROMPTNESS aud CERTAINTY 10
all CONSUMPTION ard earnestly ended all
with this only positive
reliable known. Wl"ClESTkKS HfPoPHoHPHfBS also
ia all diseases of the Blood
Nystn tpe!uuly erg curay NerrOrs Gad Geasru Debility
Dysgsa fsna Br0Hhis Scrofs U1siing Loss Of Strength,
Ftgor fppt In diseases of aud children With
magical Eject lbs nud uyigoang qualities are remarkable i'm
parting strength aud the hokcu superior
all alcoholic sWW0Hs Circulars and Information free. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. Prices 81 aud ~ per bottle.
j. WINCHESTER No rs Juhnst. Npw.lork.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01
e war i'm Paraguay.
WASHINGTON.

.,Asut,e Tennessee Visit Delayed
sTenees in New York CustOmhouse-A
Iearrlam Wants a september session
.alsr Robinson and HymRn Smith AP-
Seluted Inspector of CIgars.
t,sHIveroN, August Glover one hund:
4 and twenty-five guagers were appointed
f1jan NJ. Robinson and Hymsn Smith
appointed inspectors of tobacco, snuff,
cigars for the second District Of Louisi-
sne-al Stout, Of Kentucky, Chief Clerk
IA patent Office, has resigned. Mr.. Grin
4 al Massachusetts, succeeds him.
II President delays his visit to Tennes-
kniil the question of a September ses-
/ i settled. The Presidents health is
l,retsry McCulloch has ordered changes
IN New York customhouse, reducing
|erpenses SOS, 900. Other changes are
Iontemplation, which will reduce the
[rses of collecting customs 81 600, 600
81 p. Gore, q member Of Congress
n Georgia, appeals fora September sce-
Of Congress.
Iorqia letters state that the legislature
'probably adjourn before deciding the
'nility Of negroes. Also, that move
|ts are on foot to heal dissentions in the
|ublican ranks.
|ternsl revenue receipts to-day, $500, 600.
response TO Southern Radicals who ap-
.sd personally for arms for the Southern
'Aa the President said:
he Federal troops are in better con-
bn to preserve the peace than G. militia
N from one party to make war upon
1ther.'
n debt statement will show sn increase.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01
River Intelligence.

SOUTHWEST Pass, August 81, IL A. M
Barometer 1910. Wind southeast, fresh.
Arrived, steamship |. G. Harris, Talbot,
master, from Brazos Santiago, with $74, ,0OO
cattle, and sundries to G. A. Whitney Il Co.;
ship Assam Valley, Evans, master, from Liv'
erpool, with cargo to master; schooner Pa
ciita, Batista, master, from Tabasco, to F.
Camerden.
Sailed, steamship Texas.
GP, M.-Barometer 1850. Wind south
east and light. An arrival from Havana re
ports the city healthy. No departures.
IouIsvILLE, August 31.-River stationary
with three feet five inches in the canal
Weather warm and wet.
ST. Louis, August 3D. River stationary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01
GEORGIA.

Authorizing the Governor to Dis.
Isnd Armed AssOclatiO7s-ElIgibIlity
II COIored Members Defended by a
tslored man.
|slSTA, August 3l.-The Senate. Gnani'
M passed a resolution authorizing the
irnor TO issue a proclamation disband'
? II armed associations in this State.
\ lie House Sims, negro, continued his
Dse Of eligibility of the negro members
'aid: "The introduction of the measure
E,eat the negro members has cast a fire
sa into the House, and if the question
messed 1t would precipitate war;
iter, a negro, followed, and has the
Tomorrow.