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ESGI. AND.

LONDON, June 12.-Thc House of Com
mons has postponed debate OH the Alabama
claims to the 10th of July.
The House Of Lords has debated the dis
establishment bill. but with no action.
LONDON. June l2.-Thc Times has add-
tional particulars Of the state OF affairs III
Paris. 1t says Of the crowd that demolished
the Mosques and sun" the MarScillaISc ut
midnight: 1t is not their political power
which it is to be feared. but we must re-
member that ii is long time since Il crowd
has disturbed the peace Of Paris. 1t is II
phcnomena worthy of attention, coming Is
it does after an election which gave nearly
half the votes of the country TO the Oppose
tion."
The Daily EcrS has an article on the sub
icct, saying that Europe must look to m
independent and increasing minority III the
Corps Lc@islatif for Il cessation of armed
pcaCe in France, which will be hardly less
disastrous to civilization than 4 prolonged
war.
FRANCE.
PARIS, June l2.-Thc Emperor and En-
press, i'll an open carriage, with only their
usual attendance. drove through the Mont
martrc district at noon and evening yc>ter-
dav. The crowds chcered them enthusiasts
ticallv.
Three editors Of the Steele and several
members Of the R0chcfort Electoral Com
mittce have been arrested.
PARIS, June 12.-The tumultS in the
streets continue. The cavalry paraded al
night. but met with no resistance. The
streets became more tranquil after mid
uight. Arrests continue. Strong dctach
mcntS Of military are posted i'll the street,
TO prevent outbreaks.
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Ok BARRELS B B SUGAR,
~ IS barrels 4. B, and EXTRA c SUGARS,
IS barrels CRUSHED SUGAR.
4. J. GRAY 4 CO..
je II No. Pearl Block.
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Ok BARRELS GOLDEN SYRUP,
III IS barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP.
A. j. GRAY K CO..
ipI N Pearl Block.
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FOrclHn .fIaTktls-LBl IEhET kNIllI'
LONDON, June l2.-NO0n.-ConSolS, 02i lnltcd
states bonds, 79;. Sugar firm on the spot at BPS.
6d6t!0s., and easier atloat at 2Ss. %. m?9s.
.AffernO0n.-Unitcd states bonds trmcr 1T sot.
LIVERPOOL, June r. Noon. - Cotton quiet at
yesterdays quotations: estimated sales, 5000
bales.
Erening. -Cotton--Sales, 10000 bales. RoSin-
Common, SIS.
HAvRE, June l2.-Cotton opens unchanged; on
the spot lHif
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= HOGSHEADS WESTERN SHOUL-
~ DER BACON,
10 hogshcads WESTERN SIDES.
\. j. GRAY & CO.,
jeii No. Pearl Block.
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Foreign News.
SpAIS-REPUBLICAS DEMONSTRATION.

srAIS-REpUBLICAS DEMONSTRATION.
CoRDOvA, SPAIN. June IA Republican
meeting Of 30. 900 persons, including dcpu-
ties from every southern province, yc,tcr-
day protested against monarchy. Revolu-
tionary speeches We're made. The Spanish
and American flags, interuwincd, elected
great applause, with shouts for "-lmcrica
and Grant" While the meeting was in
session the military and civil guard inter-
tcrcd. creating Il panic in which women
and children were trampled and several
lives lost. The crowd then barricadcd the
streets. y serious aIray is threatened.
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100 BARRELS VALLEY FLOUR-all
ls)O grades. \. J. GRAY Is CO.,
iclI No. Pearl Block,
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WOUNDED IN THE HOUSE OF HIS FRIENDS.
Porter. the carpct-bag candidate for Com
orc>. in this district. got rather sharp
,nubbin" on Friday last. He commune
Gated to a leading coIorcd man i'll Farm
vile, Prince Edward county, that he would
hc at that place on Saturday to speak to the
colorcd people, requesting this colorcd man,
who was formerly president of the Union
League, 10 make arrangements for the
meeting He received reply TO the follow
in- effect !" lou had better stay where You
are. We don't want YOU here. l have
something else to attend to-.
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1 WON ~ bFCArrTATEp EY IiEE HUSBAND.
,.rn4. JUNE lo.-Ou Monday night last, If
.Ia#u>goWn, Montgomery county. Michael
Tlanr2an assaulted his wife with hatchct
and literally cut her head TO pieces. His
500. small boy, gave information Of the
m4rljer. and Fmncgan was arrested on
Tuesday. lIcj> desperate character, and
sya~a terror 10 the nci@hborhood.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFERINGS

COM AND FLOUR EXCHANGE, !
RICHMOND, June Il, 1860. :
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: HOGSHEADS CHOICE '. ?. SU-
~ CARS,
10 hogsheads CHOICE PORTO RICO SUGARS.
~ J. GRAY < CO.,
jell No. Pearl Block.
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Ok POCKETS GOVERNMENT JAVA
Ac COFFEE,
40 bags RIO COFFEE, all grades.
4. J. GRAY & CO..
icI No. Pearl Block.
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C,uESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
- NORTH, EAST, and WEST, uia the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
carving the United States mail twice daily. Elr-
CANT cars with new patent slccping-chairs on all
trains. The through trains on this road are now
run from the depot corner of Byrd and Eighth
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the North, East, and West
Both STEAMERS stop ut Alexandria each way:
Tic ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for NIL ford
and all way-statons leaves depot corner Broad aud
Eighth streets at 1890 F. NJ. Returning, arrives Mt
$50 4. NJ.
all principal points.
For further Information and through tickets, ap.
ply at the Office OF the company. corner Broad ana
Eighth streets, Shockoc ill, and ut the ticket OF
flee corner Byrd and Eighth streets:
}. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
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GROCERIES, &c.
uERRINGS, HERRINGs.

to which we invite the attention of the trade.
teH s. c.. TARDY & co.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
for the slonng.
UHO bHrics the Birds.

Little Marion asked her mother
one day what become of the birds.
She had never heard of any body's
finding Il dead one in the woods or
anywhere else, unless it had been
killed.
no. said mother, q do not sup
pose bras often die of Old age.
They are all destroyed by one enc
my or another. Animals are made
to live on each another.
THAT does seem cruel,' said little
Marion with a sigh. Il wonder if
God does not love the little birds he
has made 2
1T is not as cruel as it seems, if
you think on it a little, May
But the fierce old lions and tigers
are left to die n natural death, moth.
or, and it does seem as though the
little birds and timid rabbits deserve
it better
yet. May, | am not sure that the
old lions have the best of it. Think
what a painful, lonesome time they
must have when they grow old and
stiff. Think how hungry they must
get when they have 10 strength to
seize their prey, or no teeth to eat
what they may chance to find IL
their way. And, at the very last
what a lingering painful death they
must die, most likely starving tc
death. Surely God is very kind t.
the little birds in giving them {
quick death if it is sharp,and seems
to us to come before It's time. lot
know there is a difference betwcel
their lot and ours: they have NJ
hereafter. AS a little girl said WhcI
her canary died, Il would not car
so much, mother, if Cherry on,
. went anywhere but he just died
and did not 20 anywhere W hel
this little bird life goes out it is JUS
like snowflake falling in the river
Only think what scene of woe thi
world would be il all these dea
little creatures lived to die lingcl
ing death of Old age, God has ar
! ranged all the things i'll tins wori
a great deal better than we coui
|. have done it, my dear; and Il
;. more we learn about his works I'll
: more we shall admire His wisdom
Il and see that His loving kindness
n over all His crcaturcs.'- Arthur
Home Magazine.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
"SOrry is not 'adB."

'Allan! Where is AllanV
A moment ago he was playing
with his little cart in the yard, haul
ing dirt to the currant bushes. |
cannot tell how many carts full he
carried. He was as busy as a little
man. But Allan was gone. There
is his cart.
ALLAN Allan.'
Use hcrcn at last said a small
voice from the back parlor
Nv hat are you there for ? asked
his mother, opening the door and
looking IN.
Allen did not answer at first. He
was standing in the corner with
pretty sober look on.
Come out to your little cart, said
his mother; il is waiting for another
rum
Use not been here long nuf,' said
the little boy.
what are you here for at all ?
asked his mother.
Il Furnishing my own self. |
picked some green CurrantS, and
some Of them went into my mouth,
said Allan.
%, when mother told you not to
Green currantS will make my little
boy sick said his mother,in a sorry
/ tone.
'You needn't punish me- Il punisl
my own self
His mother often put him in tn,
back parlor alone when he had beer
a naughty boy, and you see, he tool
the same way with himself.
Are you not sorry for disobcyinG
mother ? she asked Allan.
Il sorry but sorry is not mutt
punish me. | stay here a good while
and have thinks
Is not Allan right ! Sorry if it i
only lN.iS not enough. How Otter
children say they are sorry, and ye
go and do the same thing again. |
is very short shallow sorry ALA
felt this; SO he is for making seriou
I work of it, Child'a Paper.
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Cut this out 0nd keep IL.

Franklin Dyre, a highly respect
able and intelligent farmer of Gale
ma, Kent county, Maryland, gives
the following as sure cure for the
bite of a mad dog; as will be seen,
he has tested it with the most graf
flying results;
'Elecampane is a plant well known
to most persons, and it is found in
many of our gardens. Immediately
after being bitten take one and a
half ounces of the root Of the plant
the green is preferable, but the
dried will answer; and may be
found in our drug stores, and was
used by me-slice or bruSe, put in
q pint of fresh milk, boil down to
half a pint, strain and when cold
drink it, fasting at least six hours
afterward. The next morning, fast
ing. repeat the dose, prepared as the
last. land this will be sufficient. 1t is
recommended that after each doSC
nothing be eaten for at least sin
hours.
81 have a son who was bitten by /;
mad dog eighteen years ago,and toul
other children in the neighborhoo,
were also bitten; they took TIN
above dose, and are alive and wei
to this day. And have known
number OF others who were bitter
and applied the same remedy.
ut is supposed that the root con
tains a principle which being take
up by the blood in its circulation
counteracts or neutralizeS the dcat
~ effects OF the virus Of hydrophobj'
Il feel 80 much confidence in tn
simple remedy that am willing 20
should give my name Ill connectlo
with This Statpmput'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24

Con HEARD I A little boy,
not six years Old WHO had been Wlth
his father and mother to the country,
after returning home III the evening,
said to his mother,
Mother. Willie Il, sworc 2
lie was asked, 'aud what did you
say
He replied, Il said God heard That
What a rcproof in these words
VIII not all the little boys and giIl,
think OF dat when they are tempted
to use ugly WoldN,0l to swear! lie.
member, although your father aud
mother may not lear you, God hears
Won.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24

\ bright girl was under cXamin.
alton at school. The committee wish.
ed to examine her in music. her
weakest roint--of which she was
entirely ignorant what is music /!
Music Is an art devoted TO harmo
ny. and used for pleasure. Now ~
We are not here to Hmusc ourselves.
SUPPOSE We pass to some other sub
jecl' The school committee smiled
aud passed the scholar
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24

Every boy, no matter to what he
aspircs. should be taught the use of
the implements for the farm, tools
for the shop, the management of
animals, etc, but he should he
taught, as well, many parts of do.
nestle economy. Every boy should
know something about scwing,co
ing, and the management Of u house.
- II. w. BCcchcr.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
Mistrllanroas.
The 1rr0G and the SONG.
BY HENRY W. LoNGFELLow.

BY HINRY W. LoSGFELLow.
shot an arrow INTO the air,
II fell to earth, knew not where;
For, SO swiftly it flew, the sight
Could not follow it in its fight.
l breathed song into the air,
1t fell to earth, knew not where;
For who has .ighr SO keen and strong
That il can follow the flight of song
Long, long afterward, in an oak
found the arrow, still unbroke;
And the song from beginning TO end
l found again in the heart of a friend.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
CIERGYME

The Rev. Isaac Aiken. Of Allcghanv tcsti.
fc- that II ha.ourcd him, after all other RENE
dies had failed.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

VIII also be- found invaluable In all cascs Of
Diagrhca. Dysouicry, Collie summer Com
plants Gripping, aud in fact every disordcrod
conditud of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country every
where, at ! per bottle, OF 10y application to
G. G.. CLARK, q CO.,
Soc Projectors, New Haven, Ct,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24

Hottie said a little visitor, what
makes your kitty so crosSF ooh
cause she's cutting teeth, 'spect!
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24

Watches and icwclry, repaired in
the best manner possible. Plain and
fancy engraving.
HARDING & FLANDERS.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
For Group,
WhOOping Cough.

he Bnlsam Will he found Invaluable, and may
lways be relied upon in extreme cases.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24

The testimony of all who have used it for
his terrible disease during the last ten years
:, that 1t invariably relieves aud cures II.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-09-24
Sore Throat.

Keep throat wet with the Balsam--taking
little and ottou-and you viii very soon find
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-29
HAS27OOO MEMBERS And OVER S4,5OOOOO ASSETS!

Tissues all the various kinds ofpOlices,
bly operation than
established following and other provisions
surrender the the the
policy
heonly
ton Of the policy well as subsequent pigments
o travel orr United
It's Tcn-er nearly all other Mutual Companies
Dividends policy 10
Dividends
premium iaercsl
good health in or full paid n .
b whole
each value ofhis py and thus
In brief seeks Equity all
It's holders
Northwest. emphatraly mtnhy low
high large dividends and lRnSld growth
HEBEE SMITH, President, A. W. KELLOGG,
RUFFNER & HOVEI, State Agents, Point Pleasant WcV.
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NEWSPAPERS.

Newspapers, by enhancing tho value
Of property in their naighborhood. and
giving the localities in which they arc
published arrpulalion abroad, benefit all
particularly il they are merchants or real
estate owners, thrice the amount yearly,
Of the sum they pay for lhoir support. =
besides, every spirited citizen has loud.
able pride in having 4 paper Of which no
is not ashamed, even though no should
pick it up in New York or Washington.
A good looking, lhiiviag. live news paper
helps to sell properly, gives character to
the locality. and in all respects is an iu-
oa'imable public convenience. II, from
aoy cause the matter in The local OF edi.
toral columns should not be quite up to
your standard. do not cast it aside and
pronounce il Of no account. until you
are satisfied that there has been no more
labor bestowed upon it than /, paid for.
II you want good reliable sheet, it
must be supported, The local press is
the power that moves the people,
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JOB WORK.
OF ALL KINDS
DONE ON SHORT NOTICE.
UNDERWRITING RATEs.

Professional cards Of 6 lines OF less one yea
Sc 80.
Advertisements aust have tho number Of in
,ertions marked on the copy, or they will be
KEEP! in till forbidden" and char sei accord
ingly.
All casual ortransient advertisements must
be paid for in advance, TO insure their inser'
ton.
Yearly advertisements 10 be paid for half.
yearly in advance.
Short notices Of deaths will be inserted free
Of charge Obituary notices and tributes Of
respect will be charged half the advertising
rates Marriage notices Inserted gratis.
Loaded editorial notices will be charged ~
cents line, and half price for subsequent in
'ertiOEs.
Religious notices and short advertisements
for benevolent associations, inserted gratis
Calls upon gentlemen TO become candidates
will be charged at advertising rates.
Three dollars will Invariably be charged for
announcing candidates Cor County Offices, and
Ten dollars for announcing candidates for State
ard United States Offices.
The insertion Of personal cards will be lcft
to tho option Of the editor, bu. When inserted
will no charged double price.
Afiidavits will net be made to orders Of
publication or other legal advertisements I'm.
till they are paid for
There will be ~ 4sYiGtiOn from the above
terms.
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A THOUGHT ron YOUNG MGN,

No wreck is SO shocking to behold as
'thutef's desOlate young man. On the
person oil tho dehauchs or inObriole, in.
fanny IL written. How nature hangs Ia,
rbelS over him, lo-tcsify her disgust at
his example! How she laosrns all his
jiOiut', sends tremor' along his muscles,
and bends forward his frame! The
wretch whose life long pleasure it has
'been 10 dcbase himself anil 10 debaurh
,olhers, whose hear! has bOcn sleepel
With sin so that is black Al over. i. an
sfeBse to Ne heart OF The unblemishsd
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A hnmOrisr in the St, Louis Republi
can furnishes tho following luCiI bog.
rophy Of-whOm?
Robert Dcx'rr-K'ng Of tho New
York Ledger and editor of the Turf
He has a circulation Of els. and can
trot bis milo inside half a million sub
scrib9H, on at on'cyIinder trick. All
the distinguished writers in tho country
trol Tor his paper. He learned the art
ofprn'ing when ho was a colt and by
diht of perseverance, linked with a ma.
i've business laci,Npd thorough knowl,
edge Of value Of advertising, under the
ssddleaud 10 harnGss, he has in his ma,
tWily bccomo a smillionairc. Ho is n
perfect gentleman, lS J hands high, of d
rich glossy color and faullless symmetry.
lie may be seen almost any day when
the weather IS fine, troLIing around the
Ledger office, or writing editorials in the
Central Para n
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A coanty |Ondiord wishing T. give
an elegant entortsinmpat at his house
sent to a nOishboring city for Two doz n
boxes ofsardiues. which no was informed
'werc the chief dclcacy in the makpt.-
Autobiography, however, was so bad as
'tomake the order read, Two dozen boxes
rsyringes, The night of the party came,
and, as supper riale dew near the land.
ltOtd;lOoted anxiousIy down Tho street
for the rppsarenc Of the Stage which
was to bring the prinrip, dish Of the
bali. AT Iast ii arrived. aud with'a pack
age Tor the oxpcc'on, lSadloh. Directly
There was great outcfy, and a souLd
goi cursius in the bar .room The entire
party rnshed DOT TO SEQ what was the
matter, aud there stood BpnfnrC putting
and blowing With rage Sec there !
sent to Dialogue Tor two dozln boxes Of
'sOrdines for supper tonight, and the
,cussed fools sent twenty three boK4s Of
them pewter squirt guns, and says that's
all there was in market,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-29

a tremendous slom of wind and dood
scourgsd the western shore of France in
the fret week Of March. at tho same
time that the terrible Atlantic coast
gale destroyed so much Of lie and labor
in ourf'hing fleets, Houses were swept
away, cattle drowned, trees uprooled.
the hopes Of harvest blasted, the labor
of thirty years Annihilared by the iuun.
dslions of tho rivers. LaManche suffer
cd with eSreeial severely. Tho AdOur
nod tho Niya overlooked aud submerged
'BOyoOns and Other places in TINT Vicin,
jity. At Cubzae tho suspension bridge
over the Gronic, which cost 100000
ftances was broken by tho winds, Nud
Psfl Of it Il into tho liver
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-29

The latest fashion in hats for Foung
mon takes the form ola skuIl.cap with
hDrim to il IN ade Of sky blue cloth; and
,.hc Boston Transcript wants 10 know,
yif colorcd hats are TO bein vogue. Why
mot adopt green as the fayOrile COLOR 1t
iis agreeable to the eye, ood would in
,nany instances correspond with the mea
., hearings Of The weG,gt
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-29

4 ssy, boy. is that tho frc?' asked u
gentleman Of q rugged urchln. and point
log to dense volume Of smoke that
issuing from the wiodows Of ware.
house. No, 81, that Ia only tho smoke
replied the Joy
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A "sMALL Size AMONG mnMEN

One Of the small sins is our small
Jealousy Of each other III is wrong to
cay thar woman can not be friends 10 &,
gslhsr; we cSn-tIus firm enduring
friends but We loubtif auy young wo
mans friendship ever existed free from
jealously. II We AGO jealous about men
we are about women. and guard our
rights against division with the vigi.
lance OF house dog guarding his do
main. No man can understand tho M
resisting pe'tinsss Of j.alou'y that exist.
between woman friends /; no man knows
it for bis own part, md no man would
submit 10 il from bis friend. But We
accept it patiently. knowing where tho
shoe pinches from the shape Of our
own feet. As wives and lovers We ara
perhaps tie most exclusive and most zeal,
Gus woman in tho world. There is
scnrcely q woman 10 England who would
allow her husband to admire uny other
woman or to mako any other friend, or
to show funk pleasure 10 her society
There would be pouling or tears or tan
drums. according to individual DISPOSE
tions, aud the harmony of tho household
bs sWep' by the bOOrd the practical up.
SheI'Of which Is that men make friends
outside their homes, unknown 10 their
respective JunOs. THIS changes tho
complexion of tho whole affair, and
mik0s ghat would have frankly acknowl.
edged. on intrigue insjslSd.
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The Untad'Sa,cs marine hospital ut
San lEranc's!c, which was badly injured
By the earthquake Lost October. received
further damage by the shook oil the i st
inst, 0ndis fast going to Euins,
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The e1 EIcctor Of Hesse Cnsscl. it has
,now been ascerlained beyond doubt,
WAS o most corrupt scoundrel while he
was on tho throne He never PERMITTED
q railroad to be built 10 Bis State with.
out compelling the contractors TO pay him
Hlarge brides. Sir Morton d'eto paid him
,thus upward oftwo thousand dollars.
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A cave in Lookout mountail, Ga, has
llately been explored for distance Of
,sight miles, and it is said to far surpass
rthe Mamouth Cave Of Kentucky in va.
riety aud speudor. TWAS partially oc.
coupled during tho war by rebel manu-.
factory Of saltprtcr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-04-29

louisiana planters give good account
Of the appearance aud prospects OF the
cane crop. Tho injury apprshOnded to
the seed from the long spell OF cold and
wet wealhes has proved Insignificant. and
the plant has th'ifly appearance. The
area piGntedis much larger than last sea.
son, and, in fact. has only been limited
by difficulty of Obtaining labor.