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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

The ex Confederate General w.
C. Wiekham has taken the stump
for Grant and Colfax in Virginia.
Senator Fesso&den says, "It
Chief Justice Chase gets the nom-
inatiOn OF the Democrats he. will
be beaten in the coming election
as badly as Mcclellan was"
Two years ago, Smith Eastman
of New York, operated in pork.
flour. beef, ETC., running the price
up to an outrageous figure. He
made money, and poor folks suf-
fered consequently. Last week
he died at tho Hartford brnatio
Asylum.
Little Carrie Smith, a nine year
old daughter of Enoch Smith,
Esq, OF Youngstown, MahOning
county, one day last week, after
school hours, raised club Of thir-
ty eight subscribers to the Cam
paign Crisis.-CrisiS.
So young and yet so wicked =
Journal.
The New York World is trying
to show that Grant whipped Les
because he had the most men. He
will rout the Democratic nominee
for tho same reason, in November.
Journal.
The Ohio Repository says Mr..
Henry Weimer, of that country,
has been a regular subscriber to that
paper since l823-torty-fvo years
and that he has preserved com
plete file Of the paper during all
that time. Mr.. W. has resided on
the same farm for the whole. per.
iod.
The Springfield (1llinois) Jour-
nal, alluding to tho Pendleton Ess
cort, ventures to say "that before
Mr.. PendIeton's army has been in
Now York twenty -four hours, eve :
ry man of it will have Mr.. Bel
mont's label upon his back, MY
property-bought for a dime"
A Maine paper says ION a GER
tain stormy Sunday Parson Eaton,
OF Bruuswick, prayed fervently that
wo might once more be
blessed with thereviving influence
\ Of the suu, ufor, 0 Lord, ! think
we have bad rain enough II
cleared off.
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Chief Justice Chase on the
Situation.

The New York Herald prints a
private letter Of Judge Chase. in
which he says he was not a parti.
san on either side on the impeoch.
meht, and that he shall adhere to
his old creed Of equal rights.
"Thcy may deDouncc and abuse
me and read me out Of the 'party,
if they choose; | follow my old
lights; not the new. What the
developments Of the future may
be know not; l neither expect
nor desire to be a candidate for OF.
fee again. 1t would, however, graf.
ify me exceedingly if the Demo
cratic party would take ground
which.would assure the party n.
gainst all attempts, to subvert the
principle Of universal suffrage, now
established in eight, and to be -es
tablished in all of the Southern
constitutions; then, think the fu.
ture of the great cause for. which
| have laborod so long would;be
secure, and should not regret my
absence from political labors."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

THINK or ITl-"Think OF Paul
dancing or Peter playing billiards.
Do you think we shall hare check.
erboards in Heaven This is no
argument; it is sheer nonsense, and
most unworthy trifing over a seri-
GUS subject. "Think of Paul
dancing?p Well, think of him!
Think of Paul wearing blue
swallow tailed coat with brass but.
tons!" Think of Peter skating,
cutting figures Of eight, and per
forming oateredge backwardsl
Think of John in white cravat,
or of Bartholomew putting up
seidlitz powders, or of Timothy
running with a fire eDginel How
would they have looked?-"W Would
you play chess on your death -bed?"
Probably not my friend. Neither
would | put on my boots or do a
great many other innocent things
tsuch a time.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
A Little story" About Grant.

A correspondent furnishes us
with the following incident, illus
trating one of the leading traits in
the character ofour future Presi.
dent: During the Petersburg cam.
paign of 1864, several privates
wero engaged in unloading barrels
OF salt horse" from a transport at
City Point, and were in charge Of
a lieutenant Of a New York regi.
ment, who. took every occasion 10
show bis authority. 10 one Of bis
abusive remarks one of the priv.
ates made reply, wbereupon the
lieutenant administered several
kicks to the offender, who offered
no resistance, but continued on
with his work. A short thick-set
man, wearing aslouched hat and a
rather seedy officers cloak, who
bad been standing by for some
time, hereupon threw off his CLOAK
and coat, and proceeded to help
unload the transport. After the
task was accomplished, the officer
donned his coat and cloak, and
asked the lieutenant, in very civil
terms, his name and regiment
Lieutenant - OF the = New
York Volunteers. By what au
thority do you dare ask such
question:" "Report yourself i'm
mediately to your Colonel under
arrest, by order of General Grant,
for cruelty to your men, and re-
member that abuse Of priyates by
officers is not tolerated by the
present commander of this army"
replied the "thicl1 set" officer,
lighting cigar and walked slowly
away Eflew York Tribune.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

A NEw "WAsHER"-A NOVEL
IDEA.-A down east inventor has
new idea in washing
clothes. A false bottom OF tin, per-
foruted, is placed in q common
boiler. Beneath itare placed soap
and water; above it the clothes to
be cIeansed. From either end of
this bottom rises curved tin tube
so that the streams of water COM
ing up through them pour into the
middle of the boiler. This being
placed upon stove, the heat pro-
duces expansion OF the water at the
bottom, which pours up through
the tubes and falls on the clothes.
The suction from below draws tho
water downward through the
goods, making a constant circuit
of suds drawn through the meshes
of the fabric to. be washed. All
that is necessary to be done after
this is to remove the goods, when
they are clean. The machine runs
itself.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

Rev. Gilbert Haven says of
Speaker Colfax: "His face is a
banqueting house. His tones,
grace and air are OF the pleasant
est, He puts you at ease with
yourself in a moment. You say
of his address as you do of tho best
poetry and prose, nothing is easier
to initiate. Yet not one in tep
thousand can copy it. Every pub
lie, man we ever saw, unless it
be Governor Andrew, is stiff to
Schuyler Colfax, and Andrew had
nervous twitches of tho eye, and
face, and voice which Colfax never
exhibits" eR
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

The New York World the lead.
ing democratic organ Of the East, in
April, 1865, thus wrote Of General
Grant:
Apply to Con. Grant what test
you will; measure him by the
magnitude Of the obstacles he has
surmounted, by the value of the
positions he has gained, by tho
fame of the antagonist over whom
he has triumphed, by the achieve
monts of his most illustrious CO.
workers, by the sureness with
which he directs his indomitable
energy to tho vital point which is
the key of a vast field of operations,
or by the supreme test of cohsum-
mate ability, the absolute complete.
ness of his results, AMI he yindi-
Gates his claim to stand next after
Napoleon and Wellington. among
the great soldiers of this century,
! if not on a level with the latter.
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aokusIar COLIN.

One Of Tho Waahinofon or.ernu. 4 :,
49,. ). .-.s., s-.s,-s.....
s-'s "so = - = = - = ''s s'sa
o. schuyler Coifax, mas oeon col-
locti1g from hisspoeches some pas.
sages which particularly illustrate
Tho chaeae,.r snd fas,inns oe ara
'.s., - i =
uau'
Thus DO said Of moral faithful
ness in legislation;
whether travelling in tie val
ley OF humiliation or disaster; or
keeping my eye fixed on the heav-
ems, believe God reigns. ldon't
believe his blessings will fall on
the OonIedoraey. Gods ways nre
sometimes dark, but sooner or lat
er they reach thc'shinipg hills of
day!'
On tho employment ot negro
troops he remarked:
IL do not call negro soldiers bet
ter than white ones. IfI were TO
express Ey own opinion itwould be
that those of my own color are bet
ter and braver. For lhave always
told you, in spite OF charges 10 tho
contrary, that | believed tho An
glo-Saxon race wassuperior TO any
other that walks tho tootstool OF
Cod" -e
lie first annonnced tho Repub-
lican platform after the breach with
johnson thus:
''Let US make haste slowly, and
we canthen hope that the founda.
tions of our government, when thus
reconstructed on the basis Of iudis-
putable Loyalty, will be as eternal
as the stars.
In like manner, on April 10,
1866, when he made mild but man
ly issue with Johnson, be said of
the civil rights bill, In the frst mo-
ments Of its enactment:
"That law, misrepresentcd as it
has beer by its opponents in Con-
gross, will never be repealed, and
in the years that are coming it
will be the proudest recollection
and the crowning honor of those
men who stood up in the national
councils that they gave to the a.
merican Magma Charta their cor
dial support"
He treated in this way q taunS
of The Democracy:
-The new nickname flung at us
is Radicals, / bad rather be call
ed Radical than a Rebel, at any
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
Pun OH Your Goats.

The response to tho Chicago
nominations and the Chicago Plat.
form, is 20 prompt and Unanimous
ly favorable from all classes of Re-
publicans that the only danger to
be apprehended is from an over
wcening selfconfdence. Conf.
dencs Of victory is valuable aid
towards victory when no effort is
relaxed, but it is dangerous when
It leads TO slackened energies.
That an assured victory awaits the
Republican party in the fall, feve.
ry member Of the party will do his
best to secure it, We have 70 doubt,
but it cannot be done without
hard fighting.
Ohio is one part Of the battle
ground which will be most desper.
ately fought over, and the result
in this State will largely influence
the grand result. A sweeping Re.
publican triumph here in October
will strike terror into the enemy,
and will decide the wavering in
this and other States. A defeat in
Ohio in October will make the No.
vember s.ruggle donbly arduous
and the issue very doubtful.
There never was a better oppor:
tunity for carrying Ohio BY a large
Republican majority than there is
the present year. The Democratic
party has placed in our hands the
most powerful weapons with which
to dash out its brains. The Demo.
cratic Legislature has furnished, in
its laws passed doring the late ses-
sion, the best campaign documents
that coull have been desired. The
dissemination of these laws with
a proper exposition of their iniqui.
tuous purpose, and their oppressive
efforts would convert many Demo.
Gratis who have decent regard for
legislative propriety and the rights
OF the people, and would stir UP in.
different Republicans TO the neces-
sity of preventing further Demo-
cratic inroads on our Government,
State or National.
The first thing needed is organi-
cation. Whether as Grant clubs,
Colfax clubs, Republican clubs, or
under whatever name it is deemed
best to organize, all active Repub-
licans should at once combine for
he purpose OF devising and carry.
ing into effect plans for bringing
out the solid republican vote ard
converting as many democrats as
possible-though the primary OBJ
ject, and which alone will insure
success, should be to bring out eve.
ry Republican vote. A we'll disci-
plined army can beat an unorgan
lied mob of three times its number.
The first duty of the Republicans
who have the advantage OF num-
bers on their side to start with lis
therefore to organize, both to do
fend themselves from tho assaults
of Democratic speakers and writ
ers, and to assume the aggressive
when and where an attack will be
deemed most effective.
The Republican party has at lie
head man who believes in hard
and persistent fighting, and under
his lead we must fight it out on this
line all summer. There is hard
work to be done and the sooner il
is commenced the easier il will be
toward the end. Pull off your
6oats and 60 ut it!-Clereland Her.
aid.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

Tho vegetable gardens and peach
orchards in the vicinity of Charles.
ton, South Carolina, arc becoming
an important element in the pro-
ductive industry of that region.
The Mercury estimates the daily
shipment of vegetables from that
port at over $4,000, and thinks
the shipment of peaches, to begin
in few days, will roach even q
larger value.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
]. G. SMITH,

Grocer and ConfectiOner, Tall
VT madre block. Main street, Lancaster. o.,
two doors West OF Hotel Entrance. Oysters
and the various popular Refreshmentslntheir
Cakes, Ice Cream, &C., furnished parties and
families TO order. feb. ~, looo-H
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
IOnN WORK & SON,

NEanufacturers of TIN Copper Rnd
sheet. Iron Ware, and Dealer in Stoves,
Or es. Sugar Kettles, Kitchen and House.
hod Wares. &c. o,
Kaufman Building, one door West OF wide
stsirway. feb. 81, 1sGs-ly
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: M. N. liERELEIN

rtFocSf, sndDea a1er In Provisions,
lTFruits, Confectionery, Nuts, Raislns, Figs,
(itron, Sauces. Pickles; Catawba and other
Native Winbs. Importer OF Rhine Wine and
ether pure Foreign Wines. Durain's Bottle
IIe. stoc k Ale, Cincinnati lager Beer, &c., &c.
Main street.. Lancaster, Ohio. one door. East
OF Hoe king Valley National Bank.
Feb. 2g,ieGS--ly ia as 81
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whitley, BROTHERS,

EALERS IN HARDwA RI, ! COMPRISING
DMechanic's Tools, Saddler's Goods, Under
taker's Trimmings Carriage Makers Stock,
Cutlery fall descriptions, Agricultural Im-
plemeHts, &c., &C., Mithoff Block, Maip street,
second uoor from Columbia street corner,
Lanca ster, Ohio. feb. ~, '0s--ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

The Lafayette Courier, in its
account. Of tho decoration OF sold.
iers' graves at that place, says a
wreath of flowers accompanied by
a note from little girl about ten
years of age was exhibited. The
note was addressed to Colonel
Leaning, chairman of the commit.
tee of arrangements, and was as
follows:
COLONEL LEANING will you
please to put this upon some rebel
soldiers grave? My dear papa is
buried at AndersonvilIe, and per.
haps some little girl will be kind
enough to put few flowers upon
his grave.
"JENNlE VERNON.
The reading OF the note created
a profound impression, and the
wreath was deposited upon the grave
ofan unknown rebel soldier--the
only one remaining in tho come.
terry.
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A. BRENNEMAN,

DoolSselIer and statioDer, Main
* street, Lancaster, Ohio, one door West OF
Tailmadge House Entrance. School Books'
RIonS Books, Miscellaneous Books, PictuTes'
Gold Pens. Envelopes, Inks, States, ana md sl"-
tionerY of al lklnds. .IeO. 20 oo-y
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

Ono Democratic paper thinks
Grant will not run we'll. The re-
bells always thought ho didn't run
worth cent? Detroit Post.
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=. q. BTLLINGHURsT,

4 GENT. FOR wHEELER, AND WILSON'S
"A AND HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES,
Machine Finding Sheet Music and Instruc-
riodicals from the East and the West. &
-Four doors Vest Of the Hooking Valley Ma
tlonaI Bank, Lancaster, Ohio. feb. 27, '6s-l,
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STROpEL 4 M~EYERSoLE.

ManafacLurers Of and Dealers In,
.,l.X4 Fnrsiturs aud Cabinet Ware Of AZ kinds.
Hearse, and all kinds OF Undertaking Goods
furnished at reasonable rates.
shop and Ware Rooms two doors East OF
Hooking Valley National Bank, Main street,
Lancaster, Ohio feb. 27, 1S68-ly
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GEORGE RORNmEINI

II eAdy-NIa ade CIothing, Gents'Fur-
h.NfeH ING GOODS. HATS, CAPS, 4e.
shaefTer Block, one door west o ( Beck s Drug
Store, Main street, Lancaster, Ohio. E
4 Feb. Jth,ls6s-lv
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
4. mi. GREED,

DEALER AT wFtoLEsALEAND RETAIL,
~ in Staple and Fancy Groeeries, Canned
Goods, To6accos, Cigars, Provisions, native
and foreign Wines, Confectionery, Toys, &ea
Main street. Lancaster. Ohio, opposite Hook
fnQ Wall ey National Bank.
1likinds ofCountry Produce Wanted. Goods
.lelivefed. &c. - Feb. 81, '6S,-ly
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CMAs. WON BONMORST.

~ CIV rIsr. Every Operation, In
2 Dental Surgery carefully and skiiiaily
reformed. Artificial teeth inserted In the
oeps Rooms over Risings new store, corner MAN
and Columbus streets.
Feb. 81, '68--lY -
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g = zDRF.SR4CH
TTTTHILL & RIGBY,

c,ttationers, BooIxseIIers and Deal-
ERS IN WALL PAPER, NEWSPAPERS,
periodicals, Sheet Music, and all the latest pop
ular pnblications.s t.t.s. J u,
Greone's Block, Main Street, 2 doors west of
Public Square. Feb. 27, '6s-ly
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

The Turf, Field and Farm says
the following letter written by an
indignant Ranuck, was received a
short time ago by Mayor Hoffman
of New York:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18

Tho mother Of Schuyler Colfax
is but sixteen years hrs senior
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-18
KANApY, May the frst.


: His excelensy the honorable
mair of the sitty OF New Yorrick:
respected sir--too id raskulls
stole a dog from mo when i war in
ure sitty-tbe presidin of the raIe
road and a broquer chap that Civ
me grcenbaxs fur suvrins. The
dog was terror pup, brineed an
white-short tail cut eers q littel
undershot, an shod gain i wish u
wood set ure pelise after him, an
rite me when u git him. Respec-
fully with respec -"
The letter inclosed Two five cent
pieces in silver, and on tho back it
was indorsed sin haist, graf haist."
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aTT0RNEYS.'
= TSIDORE RLAIRE,

4 TroRNEY AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUB
n lie. U. 8. Commissioner for southern
District of Ohio. Will verify Petitions &c. IN
lection and Notarial business. once with
Hunter Daugherty.
March ~, lS6S-tf
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M SCHTEICH.

~ TToRNEY AT.LAW. Office in Taimadge
~ Block, over Weayer's Hardware store,
viii attend TO cases, and eoileetlons, IN 'he
courts of Fairfield and adjoining counties.
Lancaster, May Z, 1866.
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Valuable Farm at Auction,

NETILLbe be sold at public Auction, on the
w promises, between the hours oE 10 A. NJ.
anu p, NJ, on >. ep.s avs
Friday, July 31st. 1868,
(ifnot ooner disposed OF at private sale,l the
well known farm, one mile southwest Of West
RushWlle, formerly owned by John stutzman,
decd. Iteontains l12IIS acres; about So cleared,
241S timber; good bank barn and corn. CRIB
large 2-story stone dwelling, with frame addi-
tion 20 by Oeet, aud ample cellar, large .ois-
tern spring house with never falling spring
smoke house, hogstable, wood-house, and two
good richards OF choice fruit, - VI
RMS-One-third cash IN hand, one.thrd
in one year, and one.third In two years-defer.
red payments TO be secured by mortgage on the
premises. SOLOMON 8. STUTEniANs )
may 81, isos--ts, Il, x,
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VIRGIL E.. SHAW,
LAW OFFICE.

OrFIcE OVER I'll RsT NATIoNALBANK
(Hsnos,te 'ralimadge BLOCK, VIII attend
n.omrtiyto al business entrusted to MI scare.
t.arnastsr, Ohio, March 81, 1867.
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wM.SKELLER & BROTHEE,

w nj. SIS ELLEAk a u ASV >
--DEALEEs IN
GROCERIES &C. PROVISIONS,
wpnrtheast corner OF Chestnut and Columbus
" Streets Null and general assortment Of
stenle and family groceries always on hanh.
Ali kinds Of country produce wanted, ana Inc
highest market rates paid for the same
Aprii9, 'Gs-lyr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GEORGE G. BECK,

r,.eaIerfn Drugs, Medicines, Ohs,
Paints, Prefumery, &c'
lil the most approved Patent Medicines, mes,
Casmeties, Fine Soaps, &c. corner o,,i. ~ piS'"
ssiS NJ Prescription carefully compounded "a
Fab 27th 18gS-1y -
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"Thou art the clear
Persuasive rator Of right, the pure
Unsuliied patriot; the ehangeless, sure
And genial friend, to many hearts now dear -
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DR.. w. H. sWANDER,

rN4YslcIAN AND SURGEON. RESPECT.
fully tenders his professions, setvees .rs -
.uent of' all diseases, whether CHRONIC or
ACUTE Calls promptly attended.
(lftee and.residence, Main street, opposite
new Court House, Lancaster, ONO,
March 10, 1s68-tf
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The ex.Confederate General w.
C. Wiekham has taken the stump
for Grant and Colfax in Virginia.
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LANCASTER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CHAs. W. BABC0OK, M. D.,
.HaNEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

nFFICEin in the Rising Block on Main street
NDkrst floor up stairs. Residence with sonn
H. Rhodes on Columbus sireos, nsariy opPo
sitsO Z. u shnan's Grocery.
( Fed. 81. IsGs--iv-ff
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27
BANKING ANn1rfNA. IIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE Corp BoSl Of the Rock
are now offered at % per cent Of their par value
They bear per cent interest payable semi Annually.
Feb. and August l, in New. York or London at the
The first coupon is PAYABLE Feb. l. 1862; each bond
is for 81 00O for f200 sterling and both principal
and interest are payable in gold coin The bonds
holder These bonds are in every respect first.
class security, being first lien on 200 miles Of
road through the finest portion Of Illinois, and
traversing extensive tracts of coal lands, Of
which over 10000 acres are controlled by the Com
pany. Tho bonds cover both the railroad property
and the coal lands They have 80 years to run. The
Company is organized on the plan OF the Delaware,
Laokawanna, and Western Railroad Company, COM
bnng with the ordinary operations of Iailroad
the possession of coal lands, aud the mining trans-
porting and selling of coal. For sale by
ID. A BOoDY.i
Banker No II Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-27

"A per cent insurance and 12 per GENITAL, would sell ont
6erc FREQ from loss We note sales at that port
on the 9Th inst OF SAID wheat at SO per centa or 42 per
quarter OF $50 ~ for July shipment thence by steamer
from Alexandria These prices for California and Egyp-
ian wheat arc equivalent 90 about 0I6 Tor our No
Spring whcITpricc wifi steamer freight hence. at Cd
per GO o. would yield bnt u 70 per Uush' iieo Vh DOd
here, with gold, at 81 40 .h -. LI fs,
LoUIsIANA.-Food VIII Ybe abundant IN Louis
ana after this years harvest The lalsorn OF the Sist
lr did much damage tho Terrebonno The corn crop
is total Oss ana arc the eardcn but the cane VIII
oon rccnvcr letter from ChcEcyvie states that the
coon worm has mado its appearance but has done but
Iie damage The crop will be good. The corn crop Is
so Good and the cane is excellent correspondent Of
y6e Pioae says regard TO the worm. the excitement
Is premature, and the worm will not do much mischief
unless July aud August bo wet