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EC LIE CTIC PHI YSICIAN.

A IL DISEASES or wOMiN AID chill
~ dren especially tresfed. II Chronic Dis
enses cured. fri.ate diseases f every character
treated in stri't confii, nce NR-NO O,CA-
SION TO CD 10 S : F. tNTISCO.
Office, We I side of Carson street. f. W doors
south If Penrod House.
August 9TH, 1863
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March %, 1869.
Public Resolution-No
A Resolution relating to government buildings at

A Resolution rel sting to government buildings at
Fort Tuften, Dakota Territory
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives # the Unit states of America Con-
gress assembled That the Secretary of War be.
AMI he hereby is, authorized an empowered to
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totten,
Dakota Territory. To be cun-tructed of brick
and to accept thse said fort already Con-
structei of brick Provided, That in his judgment
buillisgs of that material W II not he more
pensive than buildings of wcod And prov. ded
further, That no appropriation will be necessary
tlerefir.
Approved, April 6, 1869.
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rpubl;e Reso,utioo-Nc. 81

Joint Reso lu,i ion to supply omission in the en-
rolment of the 90 act making appropriations for
sundry civil expenses Of the government Tor the
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy, and for other purposes" approved
March third, eighteen hundred and sixty nine
Be il resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep
resentatives Of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the following item, ON
tilted in the enrolment Of the "act making ap-
preparations fr sundry civil expenses of the
government for the year ending June thrteth,
eighteen bundIe ed and seven y. and for other pur-
poses" approved March third. eighteen hun
dred and sixty nine, be, and the same is hereby,
made to all intents and purposes part Of said act
viz:
.sFor this amount to pay 2. A. Shepherd the
sum due i'm on a lost check drawn by Robert S.
Neighbours United States special Indian agent,
on the second of June, eighteen hundred and f'ty-
nine. on the assistant Treasurer Of the United
States at New York city, for supplies furnished
the Indian department, twelve hundred dollars |
Approved, March q, 1869.
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1Public Resolution -No15.1
A Resolution tor the protection If soldiers and
their heirs.

A Resolution tor the PREDICTION, If soldiers and
their heirs.
Pas,lres Inv the Senate and Un1,-e of Pep-r-
semi ,iy-,o, ire Uui,e,, stare. of ,meric. in 4, n
srrss ,sser,.bl d That the accoun ipr ottce- of
tie tren ,,ry and ,a, departy.p. VIII, are char ped
with the s-tt,.meut AMI II yn,.nr If bou,tie- du.
l,;ars = tl,.,r heirs h.. and ,bev are nor, Nv
directed to nav or ans. 10 he maid the sum. tu1d
due 70 the sa ii ldi-rs or their heirs In prr~on
or hy transmitting the amount to them tirec; in
adraft ar drafts uayable Ia his he on their
order or tbr,u,h tbe Ere ,;,nen,s pp-e.u or
state agent, .pn, inted specially for that mr.
rose or . v.ru.r- IF uation.I asyiunis or pet.s;,n
agent Of tn. district where he she or t;iey NAV
re- ide and not t. any claim n ent or uonn any
rowe- Of attorney transfer or assignment
ghateyer
Sac. 2. And be it further resolved, That any
officer or clerk Of any vi the executive depart
inent- of the government WHO shall be law fully
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EJ.s<C eTE[sN.

rF,UE C0-PiRT NJ SUP HERETOFORE
| exiting tew II Mason If Carson Civ
Ncv ida ami :. iui.. Of Sau LenntIro. Calf rnit.
unGer he firm, RE 81 Mason EIuf is this day
dissolved b mutual consent. II hcr # the for
nler par ners VIII sim in iiq'Iidstian.
II : MASON,
s HiFR.
Car-on City. ptsmier LIST 1899. 90d*
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iFubIic-No. 9.

An Act to to continue in force act entitled" n
act to extend the charter Of Washington city,
and 20 forth
Re It enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives f the United STATES Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the first and sixth
sections If the act entitled - Act to extend the
charter of Washington city, also to regulate the
selection of officers, and for other purposes, OF
the t,cen -sirth twenty eighth If May, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty eight. he, and the same
are hereby continued i'll force for the period OF
one year and until Congress shall otherwise deter
mine: and that all other sections of this act are
hereby repealed.
Approved, April Z, 1869.
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An Act to declare and fl the status Of judge ad-
vocate of Ine army
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of kep-
resent atives lof the United states Of America in
Congress assembled That the number OF Judge
advocates of The army be. and the anne is hereby,
fixed at eight, and the President is hereby
aut iorized by and with the advice and consent Of
the Senate, t. fiji all vacancies which may have
occurred or may hereafter occur therein.
Approved, Aoril 10, 1869.
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fPuhlic ResoIution-No. ST.

Resolution resIe ting the pay and allowances of
enlisted men Of the army.
feslr-', by the senate and House Of Rerresen
taiives # the United States of america in Con-
gfes assembled, Thai the pay and allowances #
tie emitted men Of the army shall remain AS
now fixed by law until the thirtieth of June,
eigiteea hundred aud seventy.
Approved, april 6, 1879.
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Public Resolution-No. 49,

PubIlC KtSOIU TfOl-NU IU.J
A Resolution extending the time for the compile
tidn Of the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
ship canal
Resolved by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
CO. gress assembled, That the time For the com
pieton # the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
Shin canal be- and the same is he eby. extended To
the III ri day of March, eighteen hundred and
Approved, April 10. 1869.
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Public Resolution-No. IL
A Resolution respecting the retirement of
Rrevet Mainr GeneIal 5 Z Hleni Zelman.

4
Brevet Major General ; p Hientzelman.
Resolved by the senate and House of Repre-
senta ives of the United states of America in Con-
gress assembled. That the President Of the
United States be, and he is hereby, authorized to
place the name of Brevet Msj,.r General :. 2
llientZenan the retii ed list of the army, with
the full rank of the comm md held by him when
wounded, IN accordance with sections sixteen and
seventeen of the act of August, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-one, and section thirty TWO f the
act # July twenty eight, eighteen hundred and
sixty six.
Approved, April 10, 1869.
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Hotel Arrlvals-ootober ss and al.
cnARLEsroS HOTEL.


4. Dennis, r. W. Parneu and two children, AL
'bert B. Jabe, T. Cornell, John Duryea, New York;
H. II. ErcnTan, six children and nurse, Miss
brennn Hu .alo; L. BhlcsurQue, J. F. Noyes and
family, John Dugan, New York; A. III. Morris and
wife. ~ &. q. Morris, New Haven; J. c. Glllett,
Augusta; \ T. Johnson, Savannah; II. Garrett,
WcPhinuto,. d. o.; Charles johnson, Wilmington;
S. P. Chi,dS, North CarolLna; N. Crusius, New
York; VIM. Il Grcyerson, Boston; o. III. Sadler
South Carolina; ". E. Hagood, Georgia; ]. K.
Vance, City; Edward Parker st. Louis; E. Gotier
City; james F. Griffin and wife, n. Wallis, New
Orleans; Edward Halle. Mrs. Halle and servant
Florida; J. d. Burdick, New Haven; Harvey Ter
ry, Richmond; w. NJ. Bird, City; J. J. Frazier,
Baltimore; ]. ID. Seymour. Jr., City; Frederick w.
Jost, H. Dudcr, New York; II. d. Cushing, L. f.
Bncon, Charles Roberts, Boston; Daniel Callahan
Savannah.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Captain J. p. Wyatt, N "; b. F. Donahoe,
Washington; n. W. Graham, Lecsviile; A Leckie,
Glasgow; r. Allen, Columbia; F. Van Edden, c.
linily New Jersey; j. p. Ringam, Washington; J..
W. L. rcs and lady, Gecsburg, Fla.; james Bar
ter, Anderson; o. S. Cakes, N. y. Josiah Bram-
6eld, Atlanta; John NJ. Miller, Columbia; John
ington; James Allen, B. Barnet Florence; 7. Mo-
thcws, N. Y; c. NJ. Mowley, Jacksonville; ]. n.
Little, n c.; W. L. Steele A. q. Steele, John bow
man, Georgia; A. Is. Scotty, Chester; o. d. Collins,
Harry Morse, Kate Raymond Annlc Leverlng,
Florence La Fond, Mary Arlington, Mark Read,
J. B. Brown, Walter Benn, E. Fisk. Harry West,
Savannah; p. d. Vermilyer, ]. W. Flood, steam.
ship Georgia; G. J. Hamilton, NY
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An EXCITING CHAs.-TwO OF FOUR GAABLsRS
CArTURBD.-Yesterday there was an intense eX-
element occasloncd about the pond at the
foot OF Smith street, by the chase OF some negro
gamblers by policemen. 1~
policeman observed four negro men sitting
down on the edge OF the pond at the foot OF
Smith street engaged In playing cards. lie crept
up towards them, but they observed him before
ho was close enough to make an arrest, and
jumped into the water and started to wade across
to Rutlcdgc aveaue. Tie policeman ran around
and headed them of. They started back and
two OF them got across, and secretcd themselves
In one OF tho lots and finally succeeded In effect
ing their escape. BY this time other policemen
had come up, and prevented the two negroes In
the water from coming out on either Smith, Van
dcrhorst orCnlhoun streets or on Rutiedge avenue.
Observing this the negroes waded out to the
middle OF the pond, AMI stood waist deep In the
water, hoping that the policemen would become
tired OF waiting and leave and give them an
opportunity OF escaping. but no such good for.
tune was In store for them. Their pursuers
secured canoe, into which one of them got, and
after considerable unskful man9uyring while
attempting to "patldle his own canoe" succeed
ell In bringing the prisoners to terms, and to the
shore, when they were taken In charge and
lodged In the Guardhouse. About three hundred
persons witnessed the chase.
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THE NEW SCHOONER GEoRGRrrA LAURENCE
Among the numerous other arrivals lately ut this
port, consigned to Messrs. Wn Roach & Co., we
noticed with satisfaction the fine new schooner
Georgetta Laurence Captain Robinson, just from
New YORK. She was built at Sctauket, IL. H. Is
one hundred and twenty-eght feet in length,
thrty-two feet brcadth, and fifteen and one-half
feet deep, and about five hundred tons carpenter
measurement. She has proved to be fast sailer,
and ls three-masted, rig which is now favoritc
and is said to possess many advantages. Her
captain has been trading South for some twenty
five ycars 'r r.
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HOUSTON Saturday morning last Coroner
Whiting held an inquest over the body Of aeorre
Garner, who fell from the scanold OF the house Of
M. seignlous on last Thursday. q Drs Ancrum
and Davega, who made post-n,orten exainina.
Aon, stated that hisdeath was caused By inter.
nal injuries received from the faii. Witnesses
testified that deceased wss subject 70 ats. and
that It was moro than probable that he fen while
thus attacked, The verdict Of the jury was that
he came to hls dsssh from injuries rses,vsd rr.m
the fall 3a..
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a MODEL EsrABLIsHMENT.-Wc invite the atten.
tion OF the friends OF TIL. NEWS In the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our Office enjoys for tho prompt execution
OF all kinds OF Book and Job Printing. Fully pro.
vlded with new type and machinery OF the latest
and most approved pattern, and having q large
and carefully selected stock Of cards, envelopes
aud papers OF all qualities, THE NEWS job Oflce Is
now prepared TO fill orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing In the very best
manner, and at rates at least as low rs any other
establishment: in the Southern States. Call Mt
TUE NEWS building (up-stars) and examine our
scale OF prices and specimens OF our work.
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CITY AFFAI RS .
Meetings This Cny.

Friendship Lodge, at rAlf-past r. NJ.
La,iics' Benevolent society, nj IL NJ.
burns Charitable 4 Association, at s L. NJ.
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BUSINESS xorrc cEs

WHOLESALE TOBACCO AGEScY.-we would d.
rect the attention orthe trade to the advertise
mont OF the tobacco agency OF Mr.. q. Follin, ON
East Bay, next to THE NEWS ONCE Mr. Pollin Is
the direct agent OF the manufacturers, and will
supply dealers at manufacturers prices. His
long familiarity with the business, and especially
with the peculiar wants ofour local trade, enable
him to offer great advantages to dealers who
may favor him with their orders.
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THANKS, EHI0HDoR IA gentleman, writing
from Abbeville, says: 81 enclose you six dollars
TO rcnew my subscription to your paper for one
year. very much regret that overlooked the
fact that my subscription had expired. We re.
gard THE NEWS as "meat and drink" here and
wish your newspaper every success.n
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TIE PRINCIPAL OF tho Parochal School returns
Ills thanks to Mr.. Vim. Hayward, for n present OF
fifty very suitable volumes to the library OF that
institution. The total number Of volumes already
contributed 10 somewhat over two hundred.
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G. F o L L I N,

NIEncIr>N1,
$
North Carolina
Manufactured Tobacco
dLeaLnpo
COMMONWEALTH IN hal puuds,
VIRGINIA ound
C.
ANTHONT '"
o1y,r,1ro .cu,r,,o. y. ,,.pr,
PACE 6 TALB0TTS "R0UGH
j. L. VAUGHN AND ". Il TWIST.
S m o1ki T Tobacco.
W. &
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! TUE THEATRE VIII be reopcned tonight by the
Imcritorious dramatic company Of Messrs. Collins
Morse, who have Just concluded a highly sue
cessful engagements Of six nights III Savannah.
The bill for this evening includes thnt fine drama
Lost In London" and the amusing afterpece,
stIIowlrd Ont r..
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BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
A. c. McGILLIyRAY,
g RIFFS ALE.

9 HE RIFF F's S LIE.
BY virtue Of writ q Fierl Facias to me directed
TUESDAY ist and I'd ID days SEu Of RI RoVember neat
sn at the northeast @ corner Of the Gourthouse, be-
All h te moIs s o1 an ID nsSrSs a. snS M
in LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon,
situate at the northeast corner Of John and Meet
north by lands OF Fordham. south by John street:
ali OF ON nOs
side Of John street with three-story wooden
as No. TO- containing 81 feet on John street, same
on NIB back line, @ and 200 feet In depth. bounded
south by John street. east by lands OF DR.. Edwin
Gibbes, and west by lands OF Brady, be said meas
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF DR..
John F. PoppenheIm, at the suit OF white, Kyle
At the same time and place,
Az The @ rght title and d. Interest OF defendant in
ments thereon, situate at southeast corner OF
Cumberland and Church Streets measuring IS
be same more or less. Also, the LOT OF LAND ad.
joining the above on the SOUTH with the buildings
thereon.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF T.
/. Quackenbush. at the suit OF James Bancroft.
Jr., Sarah w. Mcdonald and zogbaunl. Young & Co.
ALSO,
AT the same time and place.
Az III the he right tile and M intc;sss Of defendant in
uate on east side OF Mazyck street, near West
street; said lot measuring In front on Mazyck
street 80 feet by 100 feet In DEPTH be same more
or less.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Henry Warner, at the suit OF John @. Harbers.
ALSO,
At the same time and place.
All the right, title and interest OF O. 9. Land In
three boxes OF MERCHANDISE
Levied on and to be sold ae the property OF G.
8. Land under an execution In the case OF Crane,
BOylston & Co., Va. Cade aud Land.
H
/ At the same tlme and place,
AL the right, title and interest OF the defendant
I In TRACT OF LAND situate in the Parish OF
st. James, Goose Greek, at the junction Of Cooper
River and Goose Creek. containing 1914 acres,
| more or less. Bounded north by Goose Greek,
east by Cooper River, south By Flins Greek. and
fs "Pslmetto.r Aisc, TRACT OF LAND formerl
| lands.n
Levied on and TO be sold as the property ok
OhaTles d. CCvnrs, at the suit OF J. w. SpraBue
| Brothers. .s...
] At the sametim and place,
the following LOTS OF LAND, with the Build
tngs thereon, to wit: One Lot on Chestnut street;
measuring rs feet front, by 100 feet In depth
Also, one Lot on Lucas street, known as No. l8:
measuring IS feet front, by $50 feet In depth.
Also, q Lot on the east side OF Gadsden street.
near Spring; measuring In front rs feet. By las
| less. .iU N
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Robert h. Harney, at the suit OF the ExohSnge
National Bank OF norfolk, Virginia.
Terms cash. z. W. N. MACKEY, 8. CO.
oct11 ma
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INDIorED.-P. II. Scott, express messenger, who
was arrested here short time since by Oficer
Coates, upon the charge Of stealing $500 from
tho express safe at Laurensve, was brought be-
fore the Grand Jury Of Laurens County last week,
and two true bills returned against hlm-ono for
larceny and the other for breach Of trust.
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THH FLOUR fsPECroRsHIr-OHARdKsA AGAINST
NJ CAULPIsLp AND MAoIsrRATR MoRR1sos.,G,.THR
News o. s@' 'A4y mentioned the arrest OF Nj.
G. y. A'eU'. 7n ne preceding day, under q war
:ah' chaca!I& tin with trespass, issued By Ma
y,stfatc Morrison az Tho instance OF n. CAul.
icid, and chat hc was hi ID to bail In the sum OF
s5,0o
Saturday morning the following charges were
preferred before Magistrate Dingle:
MI John II. Avern preferred charges against
M. oaulneld for eraslng and defaclng the brands
placed upon stxty-nye barrels OF nour inspected
and marked for BOllmann Brothers, by O. N.
Ayeril Flour Inspector.
Mr.. O. N. AveriIi preferred charges against
Magistrate Morrison for mlsfeasance and NAL
feasance In ONCE. In that the said Morrison ar.
rested him upon the charge OF trespass, and held
him TO ball In the enormous and Illegal sum Of
$4,000. and bound him over 10 Reep the peace when
there was no allegation OF q breach OF the peace
In the warrant under which he was arrested.
Mr.. u. N. Averill preferred charges against n.
Csuldeid for attemEtIug.to prevent him from ex.
ercisng the duties OF the once of Piour Insroc.
tor.
The charges win probably be heard to-day.
The penalty for eraslng or deTacIng the Flour
fnspeotors brand b $50 for esch offence, and for
obstruo.ipg the Flour Inspector In ths discharge
OF bis duties 80 for each onenee. 3
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BUSINESS ESvELopEs.-TnE NEWS Job onice is
now prepared to furnish gooA envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business mau should have his card printed on his
cu YeIonej
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TIE SwrNpLRRs.-" westaken and Berg
man" will be brought here tonight from Will
ming on, In charge Of Deputy Sheriff Barthcl-
mus, OF Savannah, and Lieutenant Philippy, OF
the Charleston Detective force. They will be sent
from here to Savannah for trial.
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C.H HARhE EsToN TEL
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS nrstela HOTEL, situated in o pleasant
renders ltthe most desirable Hotel for either per
manenS or transient guests. The accommoda-
lions are unsurpassed, having extensive suites OF
elegantly furnished apartments for families and
slngle gentlemen. The proprietor VIII endeavor
70 t, maiotaln the high reputation enjoyed by the
GEsr.ee!on" as nrstclaas house, and no ehort
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upontt,
Tne. best OF Livery accommodations Win be
found 4hjoining the establishme ent. .
Tho honse u supplied With tho celebrated Arte,
sian Water, OF which delightful baths can be had
eIner any or night z H!JAOK60E.
lnyl2 tG Proprietor.
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CrcMDs.-Daddy Cain wants to '.ei, n r.
Corbn, when he gets the three thorls... do..ars,
viii divide with him for supporting the "Invaila-
ting bill.''
Thcre>>was no session OF the United States
Court Saturday.
The Missionary Record states that rumor says
Parker Phsbury saw d.. Barrow pouring ie,i.hot
whiskey" down his throat, instead OF negro
mothers pouring It down the throats of their
babes.
The fines imposed by the Mayor Saturday
amounted to one dollar.
1t Is reported that n petition requesting Gov.
ernor Scott to reinstate Magistrate Bunch, is in
circulation.
The suit for damages, Instituted by Messrs.
Skifr Gaylord against Messrs. Collins Morse,
will be called before Magistrate Schroeder to-day.
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Auction Sules This Day

William Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, ut his
ST ore furniture, stoves, &c. RI.
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ONE QUIRH nne initial note paper and twenty
five envelopes to match, for forty cents, at c. {
Fighters, No. 161 King street.
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THE CHEAPEST YEr.-TuE NEWS Job ONCE Is
now printing bill-hea,ls In the best styie'and on
fine paper, ut 81 so per thousand Merchants, think
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ONE or DICKENS or Scott's Works Is present
eel to every annual subscriber TO the XIX Cen
tury. octo
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NEW YORK Herald, Times, Tribune and World
five cents per copy, at G. C. Fighters, No. 1el
King street.
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AHARD WINTER COMISG.-Scicntific men, obser-
want woolmen, old hunters, and other weather
wise individuals, predict that the coming winter
will be OF unusual rigor To the West md Northwest
the beavers and prairie dogs have commenced
their preparations for frost much earlier than Is
their wont; aud OH the Atlantic coast the fire.
qucnt storms are harbingers OF the wrathful cold
to come. The winter OF lS59-'60 was remarkably
mild, only paraleled by the winters OF 1922, '2s
and '34. Since 185o-'6o the years have been
quite warm, dry and clear, corresponding with
singularly light pressure Of the barometer. 1t
seems that we are to pay for oil these benefac-
itons and the winter OF lss9'7O will toll severely
upon large portions OF this country.