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ASSEMBLY.

Rills were introduced: For the relief of GER
an Batavia 10 authorize tue CITY OF Rochester
- isse bounty bonds place OF the present bounty
bonds when due. The bill read third time and
Mr. KiERNAN reported bill 70 incorporate the Inter
national Dock Company.
Mr.. J. l.. FLAGG moved to take from the table the
Annual state Charity bill. Carried The vote by which
the bin was lost Yesterday was then reconsidered
5O Nays, aud IL reeOnmited TO the Committee on
Ways and Means for consideration.
Bills were passed Amending the charter Of the Home
opathIc Medical Life Insurance Company Of New York
relation to the sale OF the Marine Hospital grounds
staten Island relative the sale Of native wines to
incorporate the sthmus Canal Company 10 amend the
IOckpOrt Education act 10 incorporate the BnghamtOn
safe Deposit Co.: TO amend the charter OF the Buffalo
fr Railway Co; regulating the fees Of Justices OF the
Peace constables jurors and witnesses TO abolish the
Newurgh aud Waikiki Valley Railroad 10 authorize the
CITY OF ratnse TO lend its credit 10 the Syracuse North
er Railroad Co 20 incorporate the East Saw
90 Bank provide for the extension OF BuslwlekaVe,
foklyn Iof the better protection OF animals used for
human food to amend the act TO lay Out Lafayette
a RESOLUTION to-adjourn sine die on Saturday, at IL
O'Clock noon, was adopted; - o,. ~. -
and on his motion 1t ordered to be printed Ior"tn
and made the special order for tomorrow morning.
Mr. MURPHY moved that the Attorney Generai De In'
sircted 10 Dauire INTO the validity OF the sing olne
,rtntinr contract and II found be invalid TO take
ueasurcs 90 annut the same. Adopted
Mr. JONES moved that Committee OF three Oe az
pOned with power TO send FOR persons ana papers ~
make thorough investigation into the past aud presen
management OF the STATE prisons, and report the result
Of their inquiries TO the next lie egslanre IaDed uhuef
In the evening bills were passed-To amend the act
permitting state banks TO become national Dahas Dy eA
lending e time 10 six YEAR: amend the charter Oi
rhe Riglamton Savings Bank and 70 amend the acI III
relation To boarding g-houses
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ALBANY.
LIE CHARITY BnL-A srUpENDors

..IiE CHARITY BLL-A sTUPENDOUS JOB.
ALBANY, April 29.-The Republicans, under
the lead of Messrs Pitts and BgelOw forced the Demo
Gratis tins morning to recOmmt the Charity BILL so that it
be amended very sharp debate occurred between
The two gentlemen named and Mr.. Flagg in which the
1attcr's efforts TO rush the bill through were severely
criticised Had not been for the disposition 10 compro
mise manifested by the Speaker and MI Jacobs the Re
pubcans would have voted solid against the bil and
killed it, The Committee will probably cut down, and,
as revised. the Assembly will probably pass it.
The most gigantic job of the session has passed the As
sembly with very little opposition 1t is bill placing
the whole water front of NewYOrk in charge Of the Sink
Ing Fund Commissioners where powers and privileges
nre sutocratc There is more power in this commits
sion than in all the other commissions combined. Yet
The DeIn0crats passed II. II is in the SENATE.
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M1RRGEU.

BDVRON-CRORER-B the Rev William T Sibne James Pfeso~
Bowron 70 Mss MJris Louise Croker both of this eiy
BROOKS-NELSON--On "Wednesday. April ~ by the Rr' w. w.
blair lame, brooks TO Sarah Nelson both 0f this
DENAREST-ACKBR-OB "Wednesday. April 3, y P1te~in n J..
Ioy Waite Joa Daarest of hrW iok to hsgs'e
A. daughter Of D. Aker esq Of Pair Lawn, New jersey
HOBART-DUNCAN- Weinesv As6 % nv the Rev st rcrT
the Cbauncey Ilo d. D. OF Red Wing Mnuesoe sud h~s
Harre. a. Duncan of this ritz.
KEMPTON-CON Tuesiiy 2nh iast csr. Chrrrs
by the Rev Dr. Wasbburn hurcb james kcmpi"s
esa oi Phaiephi, Ms,EI A. Con,iiDt daughter Of The s
Judge Constant Of Nerfork
Philadelphia papers please copy
KITCHRN-DRYRA-O Tue~iiv Apr 2,b At Grace. Ch"rch
Booklyn by tie Rev Rector Of Az Ss,s Chs'es
Nayes'nk J. J. 81 York 10 lielcH r. daughter
OF the late John G. Duryes u Bro5khu.
WALKER-AMEBNAEO Tuesiy evening, April b. 81 the Cole
e X d. Cnr corner Of Flh Twenty uuth a. Nv the
Rev r. Chsmbers d. D. Robert Walker 10 Francs iielep
daughter Of Richard Amernsn ESD, all Of tbs ctr
WHITE-HILLARD-u Brooklyn. Wednesday Apnl ~ hS the
Rev W Chidwck WIN. Aug White sud Hattie dSugh'ef
Of the late Ioha Illltrt
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GEORGIA.
OUR OWN DISPATCH.


ATLANTA, April 90. - Official returns from -
counties put Bullock 7.i4O ahead.
BULLOCK ELECTED-DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-The following has
been received az Gen. Grants Headquarters from zen.
Meade. commanding the Third Military Dstrict: The
Election In Georgia passes of quietly a. could he eX
pected one serious outbreaks only reported
Many complaints made OF frauds by both sides, ana
have some applications for reelection. The official re-
turns come in slowly. The probabilities are that the
people will ray the Constitution by very LARGE major
ity. Bullock is elected Governor. The Democrats VIII
have a majority in the Legislature
ASSOCIATED rRLr- DisFAT1H
AUGUSTA Ga, April 29-Eghty four Counties give IN
the Senate Is Democrats and II Radicals m the Houhc.
GO Democrats and ~ Radicals Two negroes are elected
the Senate and ~ tO the House The official count VIII
be necessary To decide the choice for Governor.
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nnMESrIC MARKETS.

s.I.Ssa .oa Ne q g. Ne - ssSs.. P,ls 'T'7 w'
EswoSrlaSs April o zeco,ioa-Mdlngs Sc kesSgfA CO..
os s' f Sss Po1l 5 50 ie
sSss Ss liig sci Clear ~ L'rt5risres. re Ees ioe
LorDVn9, April laTobaocs-Lues selections - tSn
S93 Cotton, 2sse fr Mding FlOmSuperine. ts Is Ws.-
- go - % CeTnShelei bulk at 89aoe Os 7S0oc Ls"
April cO,,ou-mGdns 81, esac Fsursup upc,SncJ
ToLspo. Api % coraSo sc sreblgnn ya9i,c No J.
B.IrIaoHE April Lotion -siddins S;e H.rri..d
$685. 70. PeBnsy lvanis. ~ 80
wsss Ss ssaSSis s aSS g. s. ape ne Tc ~ Sp'' -
PHrLADELPaIA. April 9-CottOiNddiug Cpland 5t Mdtys
SSS,r SsaHi ,S @ S 5esns d Mussos3: Mo. 81 ss,
-Supersne ss 75Qss Extras 80 2S9 go Norhwser Bas.
Wheat 81 Rye ~ 20 Cou-ieIow. 81 Mined wesevs.
si1isssa. April % -cottou- Mldding. 9I!e Lt
April 2lflou nomina Extra ~ .; SaPerc.
81 Wheat, @2 for Obituary Cboce Legal Tenss u
si9 White 3 10 50; Double Errs Aii Wheat-Eo Chicago
Spring ~ & Csasdan spring ~ C kei Nu,rr ~ ~
sa5s 90, Meal s'7' hp''dS''''' ''' S'''i' S ""''s'
csrc.eo April % -Elour-Sp,iug Eurs sloa s % whe,.
8Ilc for New sac Oats for Regular f,Sh Rve "a"
81 90 Pork s2a % ar ls1{e p S'ltct sbo"liss' ,:e
Live Hogs 81 OG 80 - Beef Cattle. $5aSs .
sIS PSss'lS Asa 9s l s q
95c. Toledo a wese-1, in lots 9'c ~ o's fe
in foI Western BsrleFoprRoUei State ~ 10 Pork SS
CIScSsATI April 2ocsta. s'e fc Far o.t Bic c"'',.-
for Shouief BaeonSdes alIe o' Clear R5 Oa the spot f
MI@aG%sE April 2ai1or-choee Wisconsin and low, 5000
SO %; ;Nediau - ~ 75d 50 wts.l No
spring so M: No do, ~ 6l Oats 61e Tor No Corn. Ste
sr Lor Apri 90 e-Fonr-Fai Superlnes s7a4Si Bth, ss
~ p Double Er $40 500 90 Treble h1.fa 70 seo'ss ~
Prime Choice Red ard whte Fr snd h2 O@Sz y fs sp'ss
Corn 85a33e Oats 720ic Barrie ~ 6,~St 40 Pot ~ -
Bg8 Clear lb sides IGc loose Shoulders lse lard Soio;c
for tleroe, sui Zoe foE keg.
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spstiaI NOtitrs.

The ,Iagic Ashiter a great invention The most eee"'
saer in world End 1.-THE Old otylnees hereie''e e'led
.ne Continued Of tue Magic AshSe Increasing pops
lanty Of the Mage AshSaer Tea, r the Mage Ash s
yavoble terms 10 SCENTS O.ce 40 Broalway NewYork
American In-titnte.The POLYTECHNIC Branch will meet lHiS
cThursy) EVENING o'clock Room No a. Cooper Bndine
ant discoveries paper NH
be read hy RoSSITER w. RAYMOND Editor Of The America"
u School of Mines The public
invited. y u. IlLLhaN, 'hdnnaa
TSlos LEAsrs CLrB NEw. YoRK. April q, 1903.
SpecinI Meeting of the club to consider sud protest
66" will be held al the Cab House Io-
' N T. LANGDOE WARE. SecrrisfY
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THE MEMPHIS RACES.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 29.-Ihe races to-uay
largely attended The weather "as uensniu'' 'u
the ract though much improved, was still heavy The
Ara, raoa ,a tor the Senate sweepstakes a two mile
dash Pat Macy beat Egn Smiths u .os any, S by soes fsSae
t,or nurss won by Malcomb. who beat ili FORREST
n two straight heats dstancDg Real Foo In the second
heat. fiIae. l:5C and i:s6t
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FATAL Pursuit OF CRIMINALS IN SOUTH CARO-
'''' LIMA.

CHARLESTON, April 29.-A detachment OF the
oh Infantry ON he 2sth inst attempted to capture Rid
dick Carney and others who are accused OF several ur
49,. c.rnsv while under arrest for murder in 1866,
isd fieut KENYON of the 2sth Infantry and escaped
When the force that started arrest Carney reached nus
fbey found him and his party prepared TO receive
,bem A smart dght occurred In which two OF the sol.
dsrs were killed, and the officer in command, Mpor
Ivman was wounded badly. Both Carney and MS son
,,ern kled and sOn.in law was seriously w0unded.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
HURRICANE IN SOUTHEAST ALABAMA.

The EafauIa Necs describes a fearful hurri-
cane which swept over that neighborhood on the 18TH
reports the following particulars OF destruction On
Mrs Mary A. Russes plantation. II blew down her ne
cabins aud barns. killing negro, VINO was IN =
cabin ami head Of cattle that were ln tne pas
On Hr john NcNabs plantation. all his MeI5
blown down. and only the dwelling saved MT; hlaIu
Glover lost all his houses and part OF his dwelling ne
had horse killed. bis carriage carrlageouse bnVso
hSHs. his meat, cOT and fodder were swept away ~
o. Dale Loot the top OF ls hGdse and all of ms
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

The Revenue Officers of the Seventh Goiiec,-
o, District out last night searching for nct
aid to be IN operation within their Jurisdiction, OUT ae
10 discover even one . a,
ASTORIA,-The charter election for this Vi
lace took place Tuesday last, when the Iononas
ntle,ep were elected for the ensuing year Jrus.oos
n M C. Graham ]. Lathrop. John l.. lockwood Sa,lo'
~ Rannet Charles Strang, and John OConner. Sie ..
Robert =: Wild: Tressurer-C. u. Trsasra V0ls'Sp''
John j. whitehead.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

INCREASE OF TIE MAJORITY TOR THE CoNsTT
TUITION.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Gen. Grant learns by
telegram from Gen. Candy that the majority for the
Constitution In North Carolina has been increased TO
3.440 Fortyfour counties send complete returns, nine
incomplete 80 counties not heard from. Vote poled as
far as heard from, 1854.
PARTIAL RETURNS or THE VOTE THE CONSTITUTION.
The Raleigh Standard OF the 2sth gives the following
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. April 29-The following designations
In the Regular Array accepted Frs Lieut. john bAe
9Th Infantry First Lieut. T. W. Paul l'ih insn Seessa fe.
THOMPSON 18th Inantry Second Lieut. H. BANKS @ss ha"
As.l.taut Surgeons T. j. Darken aud A H. smith =,
arai convened at Fortress hoeroe On hoaaay
pos,d thus Brig william ay. sh Uaie states
Ps.dsnt. Br,yet Coz Wistoa % Artillery Beyrt haer ".
n csmpheI lh ARTILLERY, Breret Major shnn "a A"ey
R,ssi Major Rittenhoase 5th Artillery Breet Capt b'
seI "a ARTILLERY; Col Guy " Henry Isl Af'er' 'ss
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Schenck's Pulnionic syrup.
Ncbrnck's FuIhOhIc ~fFHP.
SCHENCK'S SEAWITD TONIC,
ScHFNCI['S MANDRAKE Pills

These three medicines Consumption Ise Compliant and pys
peps They cleanse stomach start the stertohs Of the er
create an appetite for rich and uOnr sling food
The SEAwEED TONIC keeps the food from soaring until "s d.
ge,te and mlde blood Nhh hns thrI"aiier the lSr '
nature throws Il of.
D SCHENCK professionally atAs principal odief Pth'hepta
eyery SATURDAY where all letters or advice must BE- addnsse
He is also professionally No. y Bond ST.. New York every lsi@
AnA No 1 Hanover Boston ever "Wednesday. Tie gives st' GO
free but for thorough With his Rprometer the pee
IS Office hours a, each ciy from A. N. to p IN.
Price of the iPuouc synp seaweed Toni" each " per b"
N ar - 80 half do Msnirake Pills boz Iof sae b.,
Due and eeneTsiy
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POLITICAL.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The Hon; GaiIsha
Grow has been appointed Chairman OF the hepuDllca
state Central Committee OF Pennsylvania The Commit
tee will meet early day to organize ior tne cp,
fha1 the canvass will be thoyoug throughout the STATE
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THE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS.
SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE OVERWHELMING MAJORITY FOR RECON
sTRUCTION. ---''f ~. - -.>-
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Gen. Grant has re-
ceved the following from Gen. Candy concerning the
election in South Carolina:
CHARLESTON, April 29.-The returns are all in. The
majority for the Constitution is 43,470
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
EUROPE.
GERMANY.

REDUCTION OF THE PRUSsIAN ARMY,
BY ATLANTIC TELEsEAPH TRIBUNE.
BERLIN April s-lt is officially stated that the re-
aucu"h heretofore announced as to be made in the
Prussan Army will consist of 1000 men.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
ILLINOIS,

nExoMISATIoN or MIR. SARSswoRrH., =,
CHICAGO, April 29.-The Republicans Oh the
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srIzrRE OF BREwERIEs IN TEXAS.

NEW ORLEANS. April 90. - Special Agent
soanaker yesterday seized and libeled tnree nsse
bra~sres i'm Houston, Texas valued at 100000 lie nae
sso recovered large portion OF the tobacco ana splits
thai we're recently stolen from the warehouses IN
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
THE WEATHER.

asd cloudy. very cloudy from to
sad dr, rain The satellite, Of the planet M M
ssteie 10 the its distance being t % miles nom he
or 81 the planet yet the celebrated arho'
~ ID n.vs. M Rurp this dmcut object With glass
s, a nci Az the ereum regions d the planet
III saeiie Q not visible
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
CANADIAN ARLIAMENT-REDUcTION OFDUTIEs.

Ottawa. April 20.-The estimates for the
year ending u June were submitted TO the House OF Com
mons last night in elaborate speech by tho Hon. Mr.
Rose Minister OF Finance. He said that the Government
ntends IN ae bo dnty -four, and breadstuns
OF ai kinds and that the duty OH wine IS 10 be 70 per
cent I'D valOren and 10 cents per gallon whether oI
beer and porter 4 duty Of Sl5 is 70 be charged on
bores. and SO cattle, ~ on swine and ~ on
tnre IN Canada, five cents per gallon on petroleum and
sOal o. 2J per al yaorem ana one per cent Per
pound ali sugar above NO Dutsl seanfu. ~ H. aa "a
cent? al yare and threef0urts OF one cent per pound
on ali sugars below No Dutch Standard; the duty ON
mOlascs NJ 10 lie reduced To "a per cent al YaiOreh
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

The senior editor of The Cincinnati Commercial In Q
letter from Washington says that lit may afford busi-
ness men who gard the time occupied In the mpeach.
ment trial as wholly thrown away 80 far labor oil
Congress concerned qualification, ana perhaps
Sronnd of hone that something may be done to learn
that Iien sehenck Chairman OF the Committee on ways
and Means instead OF spending his time In the loDDes OF
fhe Senate is engaged day and night getting In order
the business OF his committee, SO az TO proceed rap
and iuteigently work when Congress gets through
its fight with Andrew Johnson" This compliment -
We'll deserved by the General, who Is one on the most
industrious as he one Oh the apiesb ihempersoi 'on
gress,
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
TgE a TATE or TRADE.
wKsr ISb "A hARKEra

TKIsvss et bs,e,s v-s. a.. a.,a r
s APs y, ~, s,.d, reals sss.e Bschsnge
Ss.es i sss ". peI on III a. cea premium Ps.
2 2per cent td..oan
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30
LOUISIANA.

PARTIAL RETURNS OF TIE ELECTION.
The following are the returns of the election
on the Constitution as far as they have come Ia hand
New-York tribune., 1868-04-30

Kuox,s Celebrated JucandR. or 100 stnseefv r.In-. -.
Grape Raspberry. Blackberry aud Curnt fAsis "a
Nurseries warranted true nsp- 90
btion ALL NuRSKIBs IN ONk no 70 sa
ond door Ny representative Mr. r. y BARIhoLohn"' '
at ~. " Park place, corne Of Chnreh
s,or... far F.r,,,urr aud ali goods at low e& y
separate bv the owner Of TIE o"'a's' w. ~
attendance free Of charge.
R.r,e,,,. Reyer,ibs sewing Machines are tss Svs,t
priced reliable MACHINES Used h.sa OF @ee os
n, "a. ..v. ,,,e I,y.pcp-ia, Headache, Dizxines.-
,. p, oepressioa amer Rating sost Hsas snl isaSss
pu .. T ,ou DO thank aet using HAkktsurs
~ m TIC viii ceh The price Of te boz sa
a. S Temple BOsion and eeryxhere Mailed Tor % ese
o,,.,. Machine and Needle depot, No sse Br".dsS
S.ss,s, Tor an The Bartlett Barnssed Handseedes SC
,.,s.. Wrinsers Of al kind repaired taken par P
~ with Rovefs Double Gear and he rssss
STOP "'"- ~ \. O. BROWNING General Assst.
- r.f.. TTJf No - coershp& ..
-S..t-OOce koace--Tas hsls Coz kurspe WI De- ee<
s,sa ths TuxsDAI THURSDAY, and sAIuhss fss-
,ss a. u eleot ard sad b. li ini
ssad y n 10 and a. a n ecset . ~. n--,.. -.
Aso WkDs-sDAr. aosice 81 the seaf ~
ssssd al ~s 0s;sfs 9ass nd Ne s'ss' sSss IsLErpM
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Furniture
oP THE LATEST STYLES. CONSISTING or
p,pToR DINING ROOM AND CHAMBER SUITES
AT r. RRUTISNS ....
MANUFACroRY AND wARERo0MS ..,l--
Nos 9s aad 20 Hast Hogsonst.
Ir Between Bowery and Second ave.
Retailing at Manufacturers prices
All good, warranted "a
,I,vcraI prpertes OF Msets Sgn.ss
Natures remedy CANCkRoUS StROFlLis. and hivns,
DISEASES Sc A. snail cost Address WM WARD. Agent No IL
FrsnkiBst, New-lerk.
FOR CHINA GLASS, AND sILNkRPLATBD "Akk
DECORATED DINNER SETS. y"
ppcORArEp FRENCH CHINA TEA sErS....."......,. II %
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS lsl useial pecss.,. q %
PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS useiu pieees...s.. - 10
WHITE GRANITE TOILET SETS II pieees........... 5b
SILVER PLATRp IRA SErS. pieces u I"
sILyERPLATRr TIA SETS pieces. 20 %
sityRR PLATED ICE WATER PITCHERS. .............. sos
suyRR PLATED CASTERS 6bcttes.................. 1W
Also. ......
cBANDBLRRs spd FIxTUREs, BBoSzEs, CLOCKS CLASS
WARE kes &C., in proportion. -
L.. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co.,
Nos asS 400. and 49, BROADWAY corner Of BROOnBsr
Important aiifIsu,nes-sMeu- .
GET THR BEST.
TIKI STEAM FIRB PRoOF SAFK- n.
For Sale at No. a. Dasnest
C,l and exsaine
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Cause of Apple Trees Dying

Mr. Murray, writip y 10 the Farmers CLUB
OF The Am -irS1 INSTITUTE on he sst'ause OF
Apple Trees DYING" s.ys that iu southern
OHIO, where be was IA a. be has kaown his
Iather, el-hteen or twenty years a-o. 10 gather
as much as forty bushels OF apples rom a
single tree. and these OF the most eN cellsnt
varieties. In the same region, d now axes
about forty ,rees to produce one bushel Apples
began 10 decline in that locality about lsJO In
hIs Iaiher 8 orchard the progrc- OF the ia, e1ss
WAS quite marked. Bitter rot appeared. aud
the apples dropped of prematurely. The
disease spread, until finally the whole orchard
became affected. HIS father hauled muck and
put n around the tree, and straw aud leaves.
He manured. mulched and pruned. all ID 40
pUrpo 2. The trees siCkened and died. In his
opinion, the de..th OF the trees was caused sole
ly by climatic changes.
W hen large crops of apples were raced IN
tina. locslIty, there Were swamps and ponds
near: the country had been but slightly cl rcd
the ar wss damp aud humid. there were den =
fogs aud heavy dews The sane influences
which produc I rIch, lucy lruIt, likewise
caused a-ue AVID InterIn't. ent levers. good
lruIt year was always a fever aud ague -.
By-.-nd-by the cOdntry WAS cleared up. aud
the ponds were DRAINED; fozs aud dews were
rare, and drouths Ireq uenf; tue ague disappear
cd, but the apple grew sick. They could not
do without moisture. AppieS are almost -
choice OF their lOcshty as grapes. In lumber
ed country, well watared. aud not too far
north, they Will hear immense crops, with
scarce any atteRi on. In other places they
msy do IaIrly, but IN dry climate they uno'
succeed.
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A correspondent 81 the Sou Rern Cdi'ivatpr
gives this cIpe: Otl OF orgy NUT. OIL OF spike.
of each fluld ounce: gum c.mphor an ounce.
alcohol pint Dissolve the gum and the oils
IN the elcohOl, when it Is nj for u-e.
This make Il stimulating lO,'On OF mot Pc
culIar yITtuTs. IL NAV BE- applied % a frrsh
wound, whether IpcisC1 or confused. la tue
former. il most surely determine mfiammai on
Of the adhC~ive character, and secure union by
the first Intention, the mot favorable and
Therefore mort desirable result OF which the
ca e is susceptible In the C. OF a confused
wound, IL gently stimulates the vessels Of the
par. and causes the removal OF the blood that
has been effused; al the same time removing
tumefaction, pain. soreness, &c. II applied
early, and repeated two or thr tTmes a day,
tor lew days, MOI hing further will he requir-
ed as lotion. of Oourse, wether the wound
be as smooth clean cut, or a lacera;sd wound.
the part must be brought ian Apo itiou, aud SO
maintained in the case of 4 cut by stitches of a
lsceration by hight bandage. II the-wound
be of some days standing, aud attended with
high Infiammatory act on. hat, pain. &c. then
dressing OF cold or tepid water should be re-
sorted 10, and continued until sthe he 4 or the
part shall have been reduced, when the lotion
may be applied with the hand, and the part
generally rubbed for ten OF fifteen minutes Al a
time, and this course should be repeated two or
three times day, using, or admitting the water
dressing. as the presence or absence of local
heat IN the part may indicate.
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A MANS BoDY SAWED IN Two.-One Of
those fearful and sudden accidents that at times
happen in all communities and startle them
with their dreadfulness. took place yesterday
morning, at half-ps5t eleven O'Clock. NJ the
saw-mill Of L. 7. Ross, on Ohio Levee, and
which resulted in the sudden desth Of Ger
man named VIM. Butner. by his body being
literally sawed in two. The facts are briefly
were handling piece of timbe-, IL slipped from
the other mans grasp and rCck Butner in
tie breast with such force as TO knock HIM b. ok
ward upon two circular VS., one above the
other, and which Were running Al the rate OF
four hundred revolutions a minute. HIS
body was instantly cut i'm two. in a slanting
direction, reaching from the left shoulder, rom
which II severed an arm, down 70 the navel.
The right foot was also severed from the leg.
The upper portion OF his body fell into pat
in which :he sawdust was generally caught.
50 sudden was the accident thai persons ia the
vicinity OF the saw could hardly rellIze thu
fact that the man who had stood before them
but a few seconds before, with life aud viyaci-
~, was corpse, his body sep lrated and biead-
ing before them. Death was so sudden. that
he |as not even heard TO utter n word Hes
remains were gathered together, and an III
quest held over them. Verdict. occidental
death. Mr.. Butner was apparently a young
man, without family, ana a Germsn by b irrh
lie was heard 10 express a q size 10 leave the
mill. and had made preparations 10 STAT o.
next Saturday. He is rot well-knowu en- tn
city, being an entinA stranger. Il rs reported
that be has cousin living in Alton.-CriT8
DtsROg Tut. 100.
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seis-st Bvt. MAJ. and ChfG. Lat Mi. d.
DROPOSALs FOB SUPPLIES.

Htddqnar;s,S First Military DISrici, }
orc. Caisf C0mmtSSdyy Of SpbsiSfsnes,S
Richmond, Va September IA, ISIS. \
ssaled Propos Ais will be received at this off G.
Tor supplying the United States Subsistence De-
psr,ment with twelve thousand five hundred
l12iO0) pou nds OF Brown Sugar, in good, sou nd
barrels; one thousand two hundred n 2d0l pounds
on AdaDantlne Candies los or l2'sJ full weight,
sand a e0) pounds OF Common Brown Soap (2Ib
barrels. ~
Zach proposal must be accom- panied bv a sam nile
Of the articles offered. The Above supplies 10 10
Ssa,rsrtS an good S.ipPiHg order at the United
states subsistence Depot, Richmond, Va, on or
before the Faith instant subject to the fns pecou of
the undersigned Further particulars obtained
ty application at this Office
PAYMENT viii be made upon the delivery aud &C
certsnce of the supplies.
BY order of BreVe Major General A b Eaton
g. e.. S.. U. 4. A W. A ELDERKIN
Breyet Major and Chief q. s., First Military Dis
tIlct. sel4-6t