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THE w1anEPEG WAX.
Tho lIAIEBrecdS EatabIiSh n "M:ll.
IRFy DcspOtiSrn."

Tho lIAlrBrecds Establish n "M.ll.
tRTy DcspOtiSm."
-.D.. TORONTO, Nov. "a.
A special to the Globe from st. Paul,
says that gentleman from Fort Surry
arrived at ST. Paul yesterday. He says
that the English, ,half.breeds and whites
take little or no part in the drmanstrA-
tlon. The insurgents are chiefly formed
OF half.breeds. Asystem OF passes has
been adopted and strict surveillance
Increased. The insurgents had taken
possession OF the Hudson Bay storo.
houses, and arc dealing out daily ra.
tlons from the Company's supplies. DE-.
Brown, editor OF the N0rncStCT, refused
TO print tho rebel proclamation, but hiR
printers were forced at the mouth OF
the muHket 10 issue tho revol utionary
document, which was posted In various
parts OF the rebellious district. A Red
River trading house at st. Paul learns
that there is u strong organic alton, In
Guiding many hRlf.breeds, awaiting n
favorable opportunity 10 declare in
favor OF Gov. McDougall.
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Recognition or the Cuban InsurSen ~
Expectations OF the Junta.

NEW YORK, Nov. "A.
1t Is stated that the Cuban Junta
place great reliance on the action OF
Congress now about to assemble; and
are Mighty encouraged by numerous
petitions being signed by American
people, praying for the recognition Of
Cuba by the United States. In addi-
ton to memorials which have been
signed by thousands In New York,
Boston, Philadelphia, and other cities
throughout the country, monster
petition has just been started by the
ladies Of Baltimore, to be signed only
by ladies-four thousand signatures
have been obtained In that city alone,
The JnnLa state II they can do no more
than secure the detention OF gunboats
I'LL Congress meets. they will be con-
tent; as they feel assured that among
the first acts OF Congress will be the
formal recognition Of Cuba. LISTERS
received by the Junta from Havana,
state that i've Spanish war vessels are
about to proceed from Cuban waters to
New York,
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TERNHSSEE.
Riot Near TIptonviIle.
Five Negroes and Two White Men
Killed:
Great Excitement.

at6hb bACAk6EuGuIs
MEMrHIs, Nov. 81.
A terrible affair occurred near Tip.
tonvllle, Tennessee, Sunday. A party
ofmasked men went to the house OF
VIM. Jones, q planter, tor the purpose
OF disRrmlng negroes working for him;
Jones having intimation OF theIr COM
Ing determined to resist, as tue negroes
had been peaceable and we'll disposed,
and made proper means for defence.
When the raiders came they were met
with a destructive Are which caused
them TO retreat, leaving one OF their
number dead and two MORALLY wound.
ed. The dead one proved to be Robert
Dickinson, living across the Kentucky
line; his cousin, Robert BeAuchAmp,
died next morning; he said he was mis-
led into the scrape. The excitement
next day was intense. Tho officers
came and arrested Mr.. Jones aud six
OF the negroes; owing Ia. tho excitement
Mr.. Jones was taken to the river Ia
charge OF the deputy Sheriff, placed on
the steamer lIoulsvllle, and brought
here, while the Sheriff with the negroes
started for Troy, but on the way were
attacked; by u posse who took five ne.
groes into the woods and shot them
down. The Sheriff by hard dogging,
succeeded In saving the life OF the 9TH
er one, who was taken to Troy
and put In jail. The excitement
In Tiptonville IL intense, and as
the party who were shot are well
known, II Ia supposed other blood will
DO shed even II the matter Ia settled.
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Pardon ortho ncCoy's station IIom

Lewis Mccoy. who, It will bo remem-
bered, shot Mcdonald at MGUOy's Sta
tlon, some two years since, killing him
Instantly, was pardoned by Gov. Hayes
on Wednesday last. Mccoy was aen>
fenced for life. bnt only served two
years. A petition was clrclated In this
county q year ago, and was numerous
ly signed, we believe, by many OF the
bar OF thIR city, and personal friends ol
Mccoy. Judge McTlvane, under whom
the lie sentence was given. for murder
iu the second degree, refused, for q
long time, 10 aign the petition, and
Gov. Hayes positively refused to grant
the petition until the Judge signed the
paper. Mccoy is man Of considera-
Die wealth, and will no doubt take
charge Of his large farm above the city
before long.-Ste1IbenviiLe Herald.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
mOREExposUREs COMIn0.
HtupcudOuS Frauds BY Few York
Merchants.

Thc COrruptIons or Ihe JOhnsOnInn
Reign Coming 10 Light.
New YORK. Nov. "a.
Collector GrInnell has received nddl-
tIonul information regarding the per.
petration Of the most stupendous
frauds against tho government by mer.
camille hrms ini this city. Over two
hundred respectable merchants, many
Of them occupying prominent positIons,
are now under suspicion Of having par.
tlcIpated in frauds which extended
through several months dnrIug the last
administration. Their names will he
suppressed pending tho official investI-
CATION now being conducted at the Cos
tom House. Tho frauds were acconl-
PlIShGd by means OF false invoices and
under tho valuation OF imported mer-
ChAmdise, and arc believed to involve u
vast amount OF money,
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Central aud sonth america.

NEW York. NOV. u,
Dates from the Isthmus TO the 7th
inst, have been received per the steam.
or Il. Chauncy. She brings $1,000 In
treasure. The schooner Petrol has ar.
rived from Caco's Island. The lmme nse
treasure reported discovered there has
not yet been found.
The States Attorney of Panama had
been arrested for attempting TO brlbe
one OF the courts.
South American advlCes report all
quiet. No earthquakes anu no tidal
waves. AT Cobija Bolivia slight earth.
quake occurred on the Sih OF October.
Morales heads the revolution In Boil.
via, aud is gaining ground.
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@3a&1FE'1H7-'S 1sS'I wv ~
Governor Geary, to-day, signed the
death warrant OF Adam Titus, sentence
edin Cumberland county, for the mur.
der OF Henry Stephen aud OF DR.. Paul
Schuoppe, sentenced In the same coun.
ty, for the murder OF Miss SteInecke.
The day appointed for the execution OF
Pott,is December 22a. Schnoppe's war.
rant was signed In obedience to the
recommendation OF the Attorney Gen.
eral, In his report on tho case.
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tariO Legislature.
TORONTO. NnY. q.

Bluck'A resolution condemning the
course OF the Dominion Parliament In
relation 10 The arrangements OF Nova
Scotia, M unjust to Outario and In vIo-
lHtion OF the Federal compact. were the
subject OF protracted debate In the Leg.
islature, last evening. The result was,
the first twelve resolutions were reject
ed; the thirteenth, Involving the prIn.
Clple OF the finality OF the original ar
rangements between the several pro-
vinces, were carried, the Government
being defeated by majority Of 10.
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HcaVy Award Against LIrC Insur.
AnCO Company.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 81.
In the case Of Helen A, Miller Us. the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company, an
action 10 recover $50, 900, the amount OF
policy on the life OF her husband,
tried In the United States Circuit Court
on Monday and Tuesday, Judge Giles,
this morning, delivered an opinion and
directed judgement In favor OF plaintiff
for the amount OF the policy. less pre-.
MUM stipulated, 10 be paid. Defendant
reserved exceptions to the ruling OF the
Court for the purpose OF taking an Rp'
peal 70 the Supreme Court.
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A PUBLIC LECTURER in New York
city recently argued that religion was
useless because "man's existence on
the earth Is momentary. Science
teaches US that in $500 years more q
grand deluge will end his race and
make him a fossil. Astronomy sh ows
that the earth Is oSclllatIng In the angle
OF Its axes to the sun In periods OF
81 900 years. The zonesare undergoing
constant change. Now, at the North
Pole, Il is growing colder each year,
and at the South Pole warmer. Thus,
an immense accumulation OF glaciers
or lcebergs atthe North Pole will result,
while at the South they will not form
ut all. In $500 years the glaciers will
have accumulated 30 much that thOy
will; suddenly over-bRlance the earth.
Then the waters Of the sea will rush
from the South to the North and there
will be a deluge." It looks M though
this gentleman was trying to produce a
panic in real estate,
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IEure of the GunbOats.
NEW York, Nov. "a.

Anew 4uhhI NOV' Gt'
The Spanish gunboats have been
seized and are now In the custody oi
the Unite'i States authorities awaiting
The action of tho Court. The libels have
all been filled out and presented in
Court. The United States Deputy Mar
shal then proceeded TO take possession
Of the vessels. Tie writs are returnn>
bio On the llIh Of December In the
United States District Court before
Judge BIatchfOrd, hut 1t Ia considered
probable that the cases will be opened
Immediately.
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Tho aemoval of Political Disabilities

Ahc hchuNht Vi EoAlblChA DiHhullItlSHs
The Weston Democrat says the fol>
lowing petition Is now circulating
throughout the State and that 1t ls be-
Ing very numerously signed In Lewis
county:
To The Senate and House Of Delegates o.
West Vir0iMia:
The undersigned, cItizsns OF -
county, respectfully petition vour Hon.
ora6Ie Bodies to repeal the Test OathS
known as the Lawyers, Suit0rs' and
Teachers' Test OAths; to modify the
Registration Act 40 as TO change at
once the mode OF appointing the Reg.
istrArs. and TO ensure 10 every white
malo citizen not known to have aided
the rebellion, the right To vote. and to
put In process Of repeal the disiran-
Chising Amendment 10 the State Con-
btitutlon,
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SOUTH CAHOLInA.
Meeting OF Ihe Legislature.
CoLr,MnTA. Nnv. 9

The State Legislature was convened
yesterday. The Governors message
was read tO>day. He speaks cheerful.
ly OF the financial condition of the
State; recommends that the Interest on
the debt be paid In specie; takes strong
ground against State aid to railroads;
advises the passage OF laws to protect
the working classes, and urges especial
attention 10 manufactures and agriCul>
tural improvements,
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The Associated Press MeOtIng ut
Cleveland.


CLEVELAND, Nov. "a.
Tho Western Associated Press meet.
Ing here to-day was largely attended,
and large amount OF business Wns
transacted. The annual report OF the
Board was read by Hon. Joseph MedIll,
Of Chicago, chairman OF the Executive
Committee. II showed the affairs OF
the Association to be in Il more promis-
Ing condition tn IN ever before. Among
other things, the Board OF Directors
were instructed 10 employ reporters In
each branch OF Congress TO make spe-
cinl reports OF The proceedings for tho
Western press. The question OF the
removal Of the headquarters Of the
agency 10 Chicago. was, after some dis.
cussion, referred 10 tho Board OF Dlrec.
tors.
Richard Smith, OF the Cincinnati
GGsette, as Chairman OI the Special
Committee, reported the following
nominations for the new Board OF Di-
rectors: II. N. Walker, OF Detroit;
Joseph Medill, Of Chicago; j. G. SIebe-
neck, Of Pittsburgh; W. N. Holderman,
OF Louisville; A. W. Fairbanks, OF
Cleveland; John Knapp. OF 81. Louis,
and w. D. hickman. OF Dayton. These
were all elected. There was Il general
desire TO have Richard Smith serve
again, but he positively declined.
The bylaws were 30 amended as to
change the time Of the general meeting
from November to the first Wednesday
In June.
Resolutions wero passed thank Ing
the Executive Committee for It's Inns
| nnPianI aAFulnaa l0ak uaar md 1hay,I,
Ing the City Council Of Cleveland for
the use OF the City Hall.
Adjourned sine die.
The Board OF Directors met ImmedI-
ately after and organized by the elec.
tlon Of a. N. Walker President, aud
b. O. Baker, Secretary. Joseph Medill
and W. N. Holderman were appointed
the Executive COMMITTEES.
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CAUTION.

Hooaaud,s German Remedies aro cOunter.
hSILtsl, SeO that the signature ofC. ~. JACK.
BON IL on the wrapper OF each nottle. AL
others are counterfeit.
PTincipal once and MRnutactoTy nj the
H0rman Medicine Store, No. ESl ARcH sueat,
Philadelphia, Pa. ,.--,-.--
Formerly U. II. JACKSON y 10.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a.
FLouR-Fairly active, but the market
lavors buyers; western supertine S5a
25; extra IS 25a6 90; family 80 5OA7 90,
GRA1N-Wheat-Steady; red 81 GOA
l 81. Corn-New 95a97c; old 81 O5, Oats
-66a57c. Rye-slal O5.
PRoVIsIoNs-Unchangel.
WHIsKI-Dull at 81 O5al OG; the latter
extreme.
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PRlUEA.

nOonAnaS German HitsOrs Per battle, bottle .! t@ SS
hoonandA German Tonic, put up In quar-
hotties, o. 20 per bottle or q half dozen for
E0,
arDo not torRet TO examine we'll the ar
lele you buy, In order 70 gel tho genuine.
For Gale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine oVeryWherU. iyl2A
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HnN. llrnnan nHA RsRoon

Jmuos Of he supreme Court V PtmIGyItUnta.
PHILADELPHIA, June /, 1859.
"I have found by experience that HOOf.
lnHuin German Bitters In q very good toni
relieving dygpeptic symptoms almost tli'
reCLIy. GEORGE EshARSWOOD."
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sr. LOUIS,
Kidding for tho p. r. 1t. stock.

ST. Louis, Nov. p.
Several bidders are IN the field for
the Pacific Railroad Stock, owned by
the city, including Jameson, Smith
and eating, or New York. The bids
range irom$50 to $50 per share. Mayor
Cole recommends the city council to
advertise the stock thirty days, and
sell It to the highest bidders.
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOoFI4ANDB GERMAN BlTTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II IL compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herb8, and BarkB nom which these
extracts are made, arc gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture 0l
this BitterS. There 10 no alcoholic substance
Of my kind used In compOundlng the Bit
lerB, hence II freo from all he objections IN
CldGnt to the uSe OF a liquor preparation,
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Tho Louisville Railroad Bridge Ap
proAehinE COmnIeIInn,

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 24.
All the piers OF the Ohio River Bridge
and the 400 feet span over the middle
channel were completed to-day. The
entire structure will be ready for the
passage OF trains In about 20 days,
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THE SPANISH GUNBOArs.
\ slight Hitch in sno PrOeOedl lnEs.

NEW York, Nov. "a.
The Spanish gunboats were not SELF.
ed yesterday, owing TO the non com.
plelton OF the necessary documents.
The libslliug affidavit Ii made by Senior
AlfArO, OF the Cuban Junta. who
charges that the gunboAta are intended
to make war not only upon an estab-
llshed government In Cuba, but also on
Peru. The gunbOAts are still under
the surveillance Uf our navy, and will
probably be taken possession Of by the
Marshal today,
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CUBA.


HAVANA, Nov. 81.
An attempt was recently made to In
cite tho negroes to rebellion on the
plantations about Sagua, The plot
was discovered and the ring leaders Ar.
rested and promptly executed.
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VIRGINIA.

Meeting OF Republican state Con.
VentIOn.
RICHMOND, Nov. 81.
The Republican State Convention met
to-day. The chairman Of the State
Central Committee In calling the Con-
Ventlon TO order said he hoped ita action
would be- harmonious and such us 10
suggest 10 Congress the Immediate ad
mission Of the State into the Union.
The Convention then proceeded : to or.
pAniZa
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Judge Of The Supreme Court q Pennsylvania,
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1858.
II consider HoodandS German Bitten. a
VahhlbLs 1ndlicijl6 In case OF attacks OF Inhi-
HrSli0n or dyspepsia. can certify lhis
ITnlu my experience OF II
YopH, with respect,
JAMEA THOMPSuN."
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CINCINNATI, Nov. "a.
Tho river has risen % incheH-l0 feGt
3 inches In tho channel. Weather ear;
thermometer at 40',
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HAYTl
PoRT AU PRINCE. Nov. 6, !
via, HAVANA, Nov, "a,

Generals Chevalier and Vllaublu,
formerly Of Salnave's army, have
Joined the insurgents. Gen. Price has
also Joined the insurgents. The forces
under Gen. Calllbau are marching
against Port Au Prince. The revolu-
ltonary steamers Florida and Quaker
City are .blockading Cape Hayden
SalnRves war steamers are unable 10
come out and attack them. President
Salnavs 10 sick,
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TOLEDO.
Escape OF n Murderer.

TOLEDO, Nov. "a.
Conrad MIer, under sentence for the
crime OF murder, escaped from Iall
here last night. Five hundred dollars
reward has been offered for him.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
By Cable Telegraph 10 the IntellIgonccr,
ENGLAND,

SNiiinE Of the Peabody Funeral
steamer Delayed.
LONDON, Nov. 2L
The smiling ofthe steamBhlp Monarch,
with tue remains OF the late George
Peabody, has been postponed until FL.
day, December %.
james Pierre & Co., merchants Of
Dublin, well known In the American
trade, are bankrupt.
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THERE are more distillsrles and
Democrats In Kentucky than any other
State.
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During vacation OF Congress the
President has suspended l95 post
masters.
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HPAIh.
Death OF GeD. Dulce.

Death OF GeD. Dulce.
Madrid, Nov. "a.
Gen. Dulce, recently Ut the heat OF
tho government iu Cuba, died yeater-
day. The Government will soon present
TO the COrtes II I1Hinbsr OF dOG1mef1.s .s
bearing on the Cuban question.
The Contest ror the Throne.
PARIS, Nov. "a.
Private adVlCea received here CONTRA
diet positively the general impression
that Italy faVOrs the elevation OF the
Duke OF Genoa TO the Spanish throne.
A dispatch from Madrid, however,
states that Gen. Prlnl has assured the
COrtes that the proposition meets the
approval Of King Victor Emanuel. The
Duke of Genoa now has one hundeed
and sixty-nve deputies pledged to bis
support. The OorteS has passed vote
OF thankS 10 Lesseps, the present Dl.
rector OF the Suez Canal. Within tho
past three weeks n, 900 volunteers have
sailed from Spanish ports FOR Cuba.
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HON. tird. W. WOODWARD.

ChicJ J.uticc Of the Supreme oOtTtV III, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March III, 1871.
"l ind Hollands German BitterH IL a
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and or great beneht In cases OF de-
hlllly, and want OF nervous nction lu the
system. Yours, truly, yoonu, .vu,
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THE OANADIAM DOMINION.
Opening OF Quebec Con.
dItIOn OF the Province.

QUKBEo, NOV. Il.
The Quebec Legislature opened yes.
lerdHy. The Lieutenant Governor sal
the laws for the promotion OF sgrlcul-
ture. colonization and education have
been productive OF beneficial results.
The exploration and settlement OF the
territory north OF the river st. Law
renee have been commenced, and are
being actively prosecuted, and have
done much towards favorIng colonlza-
ton. Great progress Is being made In
the division Of the surplus debt OF the
late Province OF Canada and early SET
tlement. The expenditures Tor the last
six months are within the estimates.
The Nova HcOtinn Question in the On.
InrIn I.RrInintnrn
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
In n pleasant preparation OF the BltterH for
those who do not like extreme BltteR. II
IL composed Of all the Ingredients ~ the
BltterS combined with pure santR Cruz rum
aud agreeable hRvOrlng extracts. It's uSe
recommended when some pure StiMulAnt Ia
required in correction with the tonic prI-
r0IlieA OF the Hltte8.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
BulLinH from bad blood. Keep yOnT
blood pure. keep your Liver III order,
keep your digestive organs IN
sound, healthy condition, By
tho uBe OF these remedies,
and no diseaSe will
ever RShall you.
THE CoMpLExIoN.-IIallea who wish q
flir skin and good complexion, FREQ from
yellowiSh tlnge anu all other diangurements,
should uEe these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In porTect orior, and the bloO'i pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
checks.
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THE WEST IaDIEy.
PORTO RICO:
PORTO RICO, November II, |
Vla. HAVANA. Nov, a.

PORTO RICO, November Ill
via. HAVANA, Nov. q.
The Island is perfectly quiet, aud the
prospect for good crops Is brilliant. In
january next the duties on certain ar.
tIcles imported to the Island, which for
some time past have been admitted 10
the Island FREQ, will be reimposed.
JAMAICA.
HAVANA, Nov. 81.
Advlceg from Kingston, Jamaica,
have been received. The case of the
schooner Lahcro Is sti!l undecided, but
tits presumed that she Will be returned
to her Captain, tho seizure being
thought premature and Illegal.
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l. W. Cox, of HammertOn, Pa, ex-
hibited some fine ears OF green corn,
which met with general appreciation.
Il. B. Xsohulen, showed quantity Of
seeds from Texas; which he pressntedto
several members OF the club TO plant.
4. W. Chambers. Corresponding
Secretary OF The farmers District
Club, Surrey county, VIrglniH. called
attention to the advantages offered by
that district for emigration.
Ths club then adjourned.