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Nos. Cants
lCGe1Fevers, Congestion Inflammation, Is
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie "a
Crying-cohe or Teething of Infants rs
Diarrhea OF Children or Adults ...26
Dysentery, tripping Bilious Collie. rs
0 Cholera Morbus Vomiting ............26
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis .............25
Eeuralgla, Eoothaohe, FaOeaehe...... rs
" headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo.25
~ dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. ...,......25
- suppressed, or Painful Periods......2o
~ whites, too profuse periods -.......25
10 Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing rs
| ~ SAT- Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. rs
10 rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains.,2 rs
a" me doore are put up ~ WALLS NTH dtrec-
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sent at the price giUea beiow.
10 Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, CUES. so
flles, bind or bleeding .....,............50
10 ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes so |
~ Catarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza so |
Whooping cough violent coughs. 80 |
asthma, oppressed breathing. 80 |
40 Ear discharges, oppressed hearing :. so |
20 scrofula, enlarged glands. swellnRs. so |
asneral Debility, physical Neak ness, so
Dropsy aud scsnty secretions 80
40 sea-sickness, sickness from riding 80
Kidney Disease, Grave. so |
!" nervous Debility Seminal Ennis
AZ sions, Involuntary Discharges 90
sore Mouth, Cant er................,..S0I
SV urinary Weakness, wettng bed .... so
81 Falnful Periods with spasms........,50
% sunerings At change of life 90
90 epilepsy, Spasms, st. Vitus' Danos LOO |
's Oiptheria, liberated sore throat.....50
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" OF fhss Corns, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price so
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isease.
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Price 81 per Bottle. Bottles s.. IS
Dr.. RAILWAYS Remedies Sold by Druggists ana
General Store Keepers. Principal Office, 81 Maiden
Lane, New York.
, 1869-07-10

The St Joseph Mo> Herou OF the s,h, says:
we nte Informed b. Colonel Cover, S1penntend-
ent or The ST. Louis + St Joseph Railroad that
the work OF construction is progressing most Ia.
vo1ahly. The road Ia located twenty miles this
side OF Richmond, IN . northwestern direction,
passing through P1Atszhurg. : sek-lAYers viii
dAlss and On the southern end Of TIC Line within
three Nee0-'
a Meeting MAS held 1t Musoatine, Iowa. On
1nr1scay ct last week, 10 bear propositions from
1ucsr Green. Of Cedar I47lds, pref1dent ol the
Noc1f9zd, locE Island i s. Lolls R&irro4d Me
ta!d bad eeSn n tae intention Of lne company 70
mn me uAsn line dfrtct from Camden, R;a Non.
mouth TO 0aoonb; but he xas prepared, now, 10
ocer NuEatne the nam the, although It would
add soe1c thirty miles 10 the length Of the road %
eont1ttnn thai Nuscasire and tae region Of coul.
~ IN 1lino:A this side OF Camden, Will tate Fl75
pgo stock n the fuad. AudxinaA has aiIeAi1 tafen
&sd,o0d Nusc1tne Is naked to tatr 20 600. also
Tue EeIEat1tnz s:Arn Is l. thought, can be
readily 11tked In The Townships intervening.
4 RESOLUTION *as offered. accepting Judge GreenT
Proposition. and committee appointed 10 ratsr
The REQUIRED anount The .Jotrna{ MI the rall-
soAd Company now hare the tron to lay thn tracS.
4na nc grading u already completed to Rocs
oska,oosa is having IN excitement on tse nu-
1o1o gpess,oo, caused b. proposed uniqu Of the
IOWA hEet Raltfpad, AtreadJ eomnitted frnrn Act.
ets On the Dubuque Sioux City nod, IL U1rou
6haii{dt 70 Edn1, Hnd eoon to be QpIan I'd to Xar-
koEa tooth 1EHd Ed tlse nid lows CeuiEsi npm Oa1s-
b controlled - a1.e III. ~ls1 H. toe aexeo@paa, 70
, 1869-07-10

Iowa Hse1 Road, and hts Itenda- The trnuafcf
OF STOCK to tha new company haa been enef1ea1
but there Is further s0hscfipdon q sone SyA0W
requlred, ana this the Ossalooans nsTe LET tacha.
1nes BsaTdsto~n Iutaot.an OF tho sta says:
Yesterday, the tn day Of July, 1860, the .tIst
lslsnd 1 St: Louis naiilosd arrived The pEopel-
ler Mohawk Bells, loaded with bridge TIMBER. hnv-
IpR In tow the 1sonclad and Gold Hunter. oouiam.
ING 2es tous q sal!Eoaa op hoys T. sghi Il
viii be reached w1h u. delAy."
4 Pere Marquette Road viii Be finished 10 Lake
The Quincy ML1 FAt3 Of the sth says: @Taa
Directors Of the Quincy, Missouri. L. Pacldn Ball.
road Company, after two days aesnton ot = full
n 1se17 eoP9 e.
uon 10 lnae no time II tho prosecution q tns Motk
uteT ator John Il. Sche.neshorn, OF this citJ,,
g7Decss, and proceed With the preliminary. survey
Of toe route st once
The St. Paul Pioneer Of the stu ssays: ta,Tne gen,
.s|sn So@Rs,aE the oase1, Recto1s e. q
cu,~--!eled Yesterday morning, ptoceeded 70 Mn
neapolis, where they Will remain until Fuday,
y hen thes viii become the e1ests Of Hon Geo. /.
Becker, PIes.dent Of the s.. Paol Pacific Road,
OF the main hne Of said road on anort tour Of III
kpecron- On Saturday morning they stats for the
RED htEeI. a1 which point the party VIII separate
MT: Holmes who represents the nsm Of jay
going to the Big Bend Of the Missouri River, where
they Will meet The party which left San Francisco
On tne sslh ult., accompanied By III. Thomas v.
caaoeld, General Agent for the company, Rnd who
are engaged In mannR q preliminary surrey
through from Portland, Oregon, to the Missouri
uFer The balAnce Of the party F1ll return to
tofs cffy nno proceed 10 13ke Superior. examining
the bsss potos for the eastern terminus Of The
road .
, 1869-07-10
Crops.

The Woodfcrd D1) Sentinal says: "The led
fHkt "a u the Ete2E, and, should We have one more
Eeex OF vet weather, the black Eust wtll follow.
md tAea farewell TO The wheat crop In woodfoni
The Pot County sHlA) Rrsas says: .Tne
wheat delds everywhere promise Nel but IN
earn ARGulahe4. 2od he prophecy OF big crop il
'posfponed on account Of The weathet' u"
The HoNA1d qnd.} I5tb&ne OF the sth esys.
"Nefes we're any people b1nt1 than the ExfmG
Of uoExrdt This week. Al sorts Of vhestcnift1g.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ther14dle, and the sirts
aEe u wo1k. The muscle Of the count1 is netnr
Worted intensely to sAye the yerT iart1e t,s crnn
!Asn tnn Teef. nd this e the tsas agn Of dTT
1eatheE BJ Saturday night twp-ih1fis of ~
e1op EH ba cut, and, should the weather Drove
Mrca1h1e drsanR IL af next Heek the Vreater uast
of VII be safely cared for-'
:; 4ne lMaJette Ind-3 Journal Of the ssh a4Js:
~ Iodttst1pus ART that the grain taxreG xt1
ne e1eeedlnEsy abundant IN this y1cinitT. Despite
sss x1oa8J 1ostoodsng1 excited hy the heasy and
!uoQp9st0ne June t7ina. The Held wilt Be Teu
s pteaIduL Gem, however, on the thrice oEesnow.s
q sboaoma.. II leAE Il 3 gune-ur tnztitutaon.
:Mnefe NE water reached y this tine Il aopea1s to
g completely Killed out:- Tic f2r1ue1 afn almost
1tanea<skoed1 md would be quite Et4df 10 give ue
.1nE Gto4t, but thAt xbA abundant Whfzs 6xves3
VIII Ht1o taA4 cpMpens3:e 1cr III deo9en4ear - :;
The Jackson {3[lch) tit1ea' Of me i'm 1xJs.
1na wheat crop y nos 1et materially injured bJ
ne vet wsa1oef, bot Que mora week u1i1&r 10 tho
last would nsariJ ruin It. Tha present wee6 vii
, 1869-07-10

The Times clains the election Of Goyer.
nor Walker in Virginia as Democsatio x:o-
tory. Governor Walker says it is the
Triumph Of the political equality Of, tho
white and black races, and the special i'm
provenent and education Of tbs iates. Is.
that Democtaio dochine1 80. ::
Tbs 3inlea supports General Rosecrans
fr Governor ot Ohio. md snys he wuuld
hsye nuada better President than Grant.
During the vat General Grant arrested oae
, 1869-07-10
THE INDIANS.
A Letter from One Of the oun,trr

| Agents.
Ihe Wilmington DELL Comm.reial ,,sirts Er-
e1uast IT I That he sa5s about he Omaaas:
nr,n9 ane ". ne n Te1e @ iooainE At some anAlo ,s1
= company Of our onans tndians coming toan
ne rosi to1an1 rs On their Little ponies, ~,,..
1.a &c 4Sea. 15o ,4s, M
mt We had seen Of the objects ot our concern ios
~ Mno@ rc "a ha.i torsafen The comforts Of our hnmt.
ngo,, ny ns.st K!ow wtth strange aud DIP .i'
sons IN angie De % pte!v pop,es s1ms rnsy ] 1as
and soma fcinaIee, with here and theirs u rnru,..
.xaaaled Up In bl.nket rtdiag aaiety along vii,
face md sleek blsck haif pecrlng OUT af.9,e ,ht.
BLANKET shat enclosed It. sonc Of them han lni,1
Poles, dragging their ends on the ground ,ehu1
ne ponies. These were 10 set up fur tetn,s.
which theJ coveT With buffalo skins 10 lnake 1
n5a 5aa ,n 2! .sas mhsa saeI eneaup Tor the GSta
When sons ot tSeu, sepss @ ]isa Nens Sa y y vp, "
III Ptcesaut E1n. one Of them waa d. e ooAu
his face ralntei rrd 10 to tho rooi of nIt 4n,nIny
M and e1aberant suit Of Jet black haf. lie 10 lrd
tSe s.paad + aa ihs e. gsaloas
,MaSon, tsJ,ng y be approaehe "a ~ b. WAY ot Al
;,saInroagsaon. 4 Aajot1omsha-new MAJOR uor h.
kooxn y ID tisie Of Major, Id. vas toi'. % IN.
ne5lteo that utlo ID vitae oi his poaition ftum
E1ssEnme1tk Ao could understand utte Eh2.
tendmT nls hana.. " hid cor1l.! % snssias 81
After soms tito sttemU u. conversation bT
fneans Of dumb show. be rentu1td On 1 tr1ai OF 4
IT,. H.. EoF1a raishs tne No11aa aald. neans
nasses. cnt before took T. RON tho w1Ron tho
y. inonRat na,asd oTer ny mind. what u the whole
enoasa! ~ fortonata e. Iae ISea " oa, no aot
aloaud and soon etDpsea our issto I s;o1s asa
sos " 1ers ao2y 2sa1asy ,a.s 1!e ~.
common ptElaxf tof Rttllog money III, vom,,,
ns!psd no 70 put hlm on pJ IaIlns: "Ses NM
Without seemin1 u al dlscomnicd. va snrns IN ~
n!aht u ataA hotel hy ne xayslde, where We
neisnaorhood, wnom we found. sfs Is &. n, IN nc
alaiscs 70 b from New Rns1.nd u " ~.
drst one Ehom W bad met With who seemed tn n
ne Indians md nssol apon l. ,aeI on1ai - .,
'sinosed rpm the Eaiasbls 1estrVatlon they now
IL IT. sasa "a saS nc psps ns.e1 BE-
at H. eontented suyseu win rrnartiays tnn1 1au
u TePrgnanss % doK NEST might be parsis from
s9sed ne sna ss ad no.
.s,.,. p; 49,. have had some taik win lhu
es Her Fn sae 1s ss;.n th5Suga =, Tue
'a.ie ons i 10 most seea 9 sp IL =, 1s!1s Is e
:1.nf!ae one OF bis eyes this morning. 4hail IN
,oEns hsvs PLENTY ot medical practice: hs7s hai
outs 5aunshae, the Interpreter. -sh
could y teli !ou more about tie indians. 4 nun.
81, y shs.ss GAre ee!ea On r. among them
- SIC. IneJ arc 1ne specimens OF their race.
'omd a q them have CANDY red htAnketa, With ie9-
I na; 1i-1 teE dsess q e!tzens. clothes number
" seemed pleased That We have come. They viii
= os hate cows, TO make - lnnch mix and batter
HIS ne nease. Io LOOK = these people, you would
on Is would be-n
, 1869-07-10

Warrington t1nly q despatch to tie f>c.ael,
rfia 7tkrup& saJs: "a well known Dcmvrs,
Informs III that pstynte letter has been recctyes
rnom Genera Hancock, IN which he tn1tmsses th1t
u tendeted the Nomination for Governor ol PENN
sJ1ysnia BY the Democrats he vii resign lis COM
1nlssian and aeoept IT,"
Tnfee Of the SIX nominees for Congress IN Aa-
bants III Of Northern birth, and were oa1ccss In
the Federal army. They A-r, tolonel WI D.
Mann p7nNaher Of the Mobile Rtgtstr. In the
fHt Dttsz1ct; Captain J. c. Parkinson. IN the
Third; an1 1ndge Peter II Dox, IN the Filth
1he Nes Jersey GzeHS ss5s that NJ. Robson,
the new Secretary Of the Nav, has fa1nly record
OF high ehHAc4es. Jonathln Roscsoo wa1 one OF
the n'st Adgea in susse1 County, II J. 1us
father aud kt1at1ttnes both worn tho erua.ne be-
fote him tn PenhsJtvanln," while his sop, grand
son md gzeas grandson, each IN his turn, hxve oc
eupsed Beats n tho judicial bench Tho late VIM
r. Rnoesou, o: Warren County, aad fstner Of the
Secretary, was.he sixth Jodgr In regular c.soeut
nun his aneestar, Andrew. Robson, who ca1aa to
America With william Penn, and Wa ! member Of
Governor Aa1khAnn d Pnry Council
, 1869-07-10
EriEhtful Encounter with a Nns4le-
snake.

FIo'a tie Cte1in9ton tIl.l fansaercpA July =
1.-THE following story appears Il little = roogh."
our readers muss hold cur 1nfoImaat and not ns,
responsible 1t. appears that = young nan who
VIA full Of " antldoL1 poison. p" hsd stIayed away
duI1rR the coo1 Of the day INTO the southern sub-
uros Of the city, and nnaltJ betook himself to the
cemetery. There be found far1ttu< shade, xnd =
ETca1 carpet Of R11ss, upou which he laJ down to
ret he Bodn tell z2ttep. tut WIS shortly after
7wakened by ~ uSiy dream. Starting up suddenly,
he Ea1sed his he1d. when, oh horrors: he WIS con.
frupted By hideous rz11ie4nske which had coiled
tEeeH mp In ha iAp, and, being disturbed. now
r7:,ed Is hauEhtJ crest hzanllshed ia fosted
t1rEae, end assumed uost threatening attitude
Whit kho11d be done. The icast movement might
cauze the dreaded monster to 1tke his fais1 fanXf
INTO tht teffuf-6Elefcn young U4o. In the mnst
awfC1 Agprycf nind concelvable, he remained for
few moments, Until, being unable 10 endure the
4tnat1on any longer, he leaped Nh With shrieK
that echoed IA. through the woods, shook on the
ho,rM monster, and IeIl ssnseles5 to the tsstni
But The snafe was ready fo. his victim. who was
Iepeaied1y s5ock upon various pzEts Of hs pc1soo.
fortunately doing no injury. being protected by
tntek clothing: The yo7oy n1a2 soon zecoFercI
rs scn1eA Ad LEFT his xut1cutst IN full possession
q ne feld; and returned 10 the CITY, but nsde no
mennon q the ftghnuf AGAtz Until several d2J1
Nfeft and sheu only IN compliance with The I'M
po.na1ties cf hts lzteno4, Mhot observed his Dc.
tecfed and aEttated st3te Of mind, and smrnised
that something strange had happened 70 him.
, 1869-07-10

Cd the 7im<s' editors and sent him to prison.
Aoseccan. ordered the ar1cst o. another
and his summary tia! by dsum-head court
n1ast:al; hut ths vicim ot military despos-
i'm was s.nuggled ont ct camp and escaped
Rosecsans failure, we suppose, constitutes
his superiority over Grant as a ruler.
, 1869-07-10
Watef-sps.s and Ehixlsviud nt Che
mon, HI.

LedE<r
Yesterday, about p. n, there occurred sorue
father. strange phenoMenx: There were thrs.,.
Water.spouu, Or something elae, hanging of in =
westerly direction. Of BLUSH green color, One
Of them bE1t, making great dust, to appear.ocs.
second passsd pTes Without doing my dauaves
the third came Oh and passeu a It1IS norfh ~
y heH, taking Up Z t1sxe nia IL hen, =,
lumber, and tusf peffea1y srre~tnr It sM ~
oser : foFsy-aeze. lot II passed On, aud
+ took 1p clean and cleaz, md WIRING Il .ruund
r. .ne ~ s ess s e @ j. @tn yssas snd dropped IT,
ths time TIL II Btuct The ground. when theT : 1nt M
oaI Sue q fhe Children Az pretty hally bs1ssed.
5.t4. n a5e adeE The dncoT6 care but none nrn "a.
1ney nTe Started i subscription to band him an
Ssnef noGse II Enads one feel 1athef sost IN The
eottoio aI h4 boot1 to 20 taAs great hi1cf thing
euA ea is shape was ike funnel coming pot1s
, 1869-07-10

lars to enlarge tho canal. That proposition
ran expect no favor at the West so long IS
the State of New Fozk COLLECTS enormous
tolls On the bread OF the people, and applies
the proceeds to building bitches uponv which
no boats do or ever will trave!. The West
already finds it cheaper to forward its graiu
by1all from Chicago or Buffalo than to use
the cana1; and, before two years NOR. ), bread
stufTs vii be delivered by rail at The towns
along tho,liho Of the canal for she use Of
the people employed on that "aasional
highway
, 1869-07-10

Now take, The Eansas 1ne nov building from
LeavenWotth City south to Fort Smith, And 1ou
sec cotnplete Ink at rzll between the Ceutsal
Pacific and Tie Gnf States, and tnat, too, leaving
Thia ID ono OF our Arkansas lines, 1t least. thas
cannot but prove A eyesdrs to St LoutA
, 1869-07-10

ara almost tndlspenaahle to proper appreciation
Of Tho hpuof, Tho 1lustratlons them1elves Ase
Ees1J droll, and the volume conctndez with sous
Of BruNnea unique programme to bis entertaln-
Dtnta.
, 1869-07-10
PARIS.

Incidents : Of the Riots.
, 1869-07-10
EKRox 0EA OWN COhAEsPoxpKxT.1
PARts, June fd, 1863.


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~. ~ "s, nss "uoa no1a ound lars poun
bs.,a ~, ssoS y, 1nn ~, "et eses3 !eas.
= ~ - ..sn1s .sses cuo'e .acuss oA,, ~, "
r-.nsI,s -, ..ss.x stN =. l.eae HNe. to1eo A'o.
s,-rcrs,on - 49, nv. ~ :. .,,a.o, &so ~
~ -. ss.M 'HA- - aW.+
ohossso.,. " ~, , vHS " ~ neoheas IN Atooe
paueaotua ~ snu poasa' Hn eeo1snc1 mo mctse-
- 80 ..-. ~ .s uoAa saosesnoes trooa tas
aae.,l t0' ssr a," Is, % sao apstAi VIII " woHo
-mntv ,h,r nu,r.t.in" .o",.H u ~. 's. ~
empV 'neu puaa5hs contents into Tue
.n,s ~, .n,sesa, . ~ ewing asneo'u!e
- ~ n,r.~- ~. ~, ~ Inc Iasng
,e..ns - s,-r,,,,a. Ae eaose aesuseu
~. s.s. -. w.. " Au'nAu 'asass' ete
NY e.4o ~ u", Aonosea qaee'lons arse o.
n"tun ~ ~ioteses.A nsAta. ana ffaetcn Ufaeries
" - sn4a,oaateo, ~nlen nAsc til! now LEFT this
mA.eE loso.uole. 1acsr Is m experiment 10 ee
maae on srand seAe IN pla!h ne2T Fa<1A that
o. eepaeFulie!A Nnefe these WEI be great DEPOT,
~ s5iam Q! tne feFesh where fafne1H will come
, 1869-07-10


orcr tho fotblcs Of oshcrp was always playful MD
10 WAs just ~ liable TO laugh II hIs own abort
oomtng1 and personal defccts - those OF Others,
10 The latter respect he certainly Afforded htnAclf
psetsY Of rnatertsl lie uas ycrJ tail and spare IN
hsnfc' with hatr inclined 10 be nd, and nosu
Wmea VIZ ntnpfJ prodigiouk- AL Of these pccu-
Al5-.'ea Wes~ made tho subject OF tuuuncrnhlo
Jokes IN his iecturtn1 career. There tas ona
sou1sc OF pefson1. vanity, hokrytr. which he
ncfef r1diculcd but saSe md thsu in 4 1nnnnAr
morn OF andncea than Of tI-t Ills h nd, wc7n tet
icatets AID beautifully fossnee. md they VAR Il.
Ways msttcr of vasAty With h,tn-, Mr., ulurxton.
his tkaset!lnx agent who crclsce4 th.I Iccsurn vub
i very rlcnAant aud truthful sketch i. b!,a s.1r
that during his last ulness friend, calll>e 1naD
Elm II his apartments in I1cnanly. endAarorG1 n
cheer him nj \ tine Of gEra& renai dcprct&lo.>
tnA pInssxatiy reminded him OF rde
they had Iosg ago projected through
apart o1 The Cnited statcx ave must do TIM.
ndc get, AttemnA shcft s.ages a, arss and longer
ones II ~e 90 on' Poor Atemus titled up his
rale, slender hands, md letting the light shine
through them, said Jocosely: Do you thlnk these
would do " hold \ rein with = Why, the horse
WQuld laugh At thGm."
Iin face save evidence Of his peculiar dl1po<i-
t!on- In tcc undue brightness Of hls cyea and IN
hta delicate Organization, 1t was easy 70 trace bis
nerEons, e1citahlt, and sometimes Irritable dtspo-
stton, aud the Alterations Of JOY and despondency
"A!'~A e4% <ulSt1444y G4PGI1cUCEU- fVkH
Ing thcse 'ftain od his natufca Thlca greW out OF
lis ph5naue and not out Of his mental cyRaniza-
ton, be Was the Nnemezt Of friends AID iht besl
o. companions as VA Aj~xyx = gentleman In
bis Intercourse with others generous to raulf,
and Kind and gentie IN hts 1oannrE. In many Of
1hcae reapects ht was aimost uomanlsh In his m
snre-
ITS Exceedingly questionable whether bis wiz
VIII live any length Of time. It WIS local and
epaeme1al ln IT. nature and, stripped Of t.e t1o-
rostant sceeskozJ Of his presence and uaxnner,
she 11na has lost it, raAntling foam and tsleaie
bouquet But the rcmembrances Of the man viii
lang remain, slight ~ his contribution to Ameri-
can huEnof has been. Mere gun ID AlwAya sno.t 7
Tired. II tree and dies the death OF the moth.
Zeal huSnos il enduring: but tho humo1i1ta OF any
ctntuJ nay be counted upon your nngets
. .Tne publishers have Issued the Lecture IN ve1J
ctdttao1e fotuL Bosn nts exocutor1,-Mt. Rob.
e1tson, tho accomplished Playwright snd MI.
ufnsston, fof many Year, ht1 confidential agent
bare rrasoed the Lecture Nth very p,ezssnt
Aketehea OF him. and tho LATTER hls ktEeo the teIt
the Advantage Of explanatory fo7s-notes, Nnic
, 1869-07-10
ARKANSAS. +;
The Season and The Crops.
The New Social and Industrial System.
. Schools.
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50 RRnA orz mEt1A1 ooBrEsFoNuExLJ. :,
LITILk ROCK, July Z, 1860.
Here IN The South, At least the heated term may
be Ha1d to have fairly commenced. An almost un-
preeedentedly mild winter WAS followed BY a cold,
hackNn1d eps1ng, the nke OF which has scldon1
been seen In the Soatn. May, which is Usually q
warm uo1ln, aiIa2st hot In fact was very cold H.
deed, and wet As well. Strange d. It may seem Of
the sunny South, ntes wete IN demand as ahso-
iutely necessary to comfort, until nearly or quite
the 1sr Of Jnne. For some weekB past, however,
nc hare been having II quite os WARM a. any one
could well uestre. Hot, hotter. hottest, Is now the
CRY rom day 10 day, aud all agrte TINT ne age
making up 1oT alt past deltnqueuctes In that line
With the advent Of the hot season has come, as
us1al comparative dearth Of buSineas, and
times, which but fen weeks slnce we're lIEely
md decidedly buslness-l1e, aFe now dull enough
to suit the LATEST Of the lazy. They cannot rea-
aonahlI be expected to recapcrate much. II any,
before the Iss of October, when the fall trade win
commence, and from present appearances, q Lively
ono too.
+HE cBora.
Contrary to general expectation when wrote
last, crops OF nil kinds promise most bounttsul
yield. The spring Has 80 veE5 late nna cold that
cotton especially seemed likely to rot Indeed, at
time there were 70 little hopes to be bullt up
On It's appearance that tho planters were yesy
gloomy indeed over what seemed q certain pros-
pectlse failure When change Of weather did
nnally come, however, It CAME 20 decidedly favor
able thAt, In yerJ few days, the appearance OF
erer3thng was changed, as II by magic. Warm
weather with coplous showers Of rain, each com-
ing, as It seemed at Just the des{red moment, has
fully 1nade good all the backxardness 1f few
Heeka sinec. Vegetables Of all kinda are mcre
abundans thaa ever known In tho South, and here
Ii Little Rock cur markets nc perfectly gtutte4l
OF wheat there has beep much more harvested than