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Notice.

FHNHE undersigned gives notice that on tho
Il second day Of May next he will apply to
the Judge of Probate of this County for a
~ nnal dIsSharge as Guardian OF GEORGE W.
BALLENTINE. JOHN w. BALLENTINE.
LEXINGTON, March %, 1870.
aIch 20 t1mo
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Novelties.
l have on hand a choice lot of CANARY
TeB1RDS-very fine singers-also a good
%l,,t.yarticle Of Fine Cut Michigan Chewing
rS>>STobacco; to which would invite the at
tention OF the public. Il. M. POLLOCK,
March % Proprietor Pollock House
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e = EOM RANCE d co.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta R. R
&e Ga go EzsEgggzgEsss.g EzggzEs.g7 Co.! gssgz
GENERAL FREIGHT & TICKET OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., December 23, 1869.
NHE following Passenger Schedule will 60
u INTO ei1ect rect on this Road on and after SUN
DAY next, 2Gth instant: I.
GOING NORTH
Leave Augusta, at. at............ AGO a. m.
Columbia, s. c., at........ 9.4O a. m.
{. Shna.a SMhinnsDor9' at IL 40 a. m.
chester, at 40 n n,
Arrive at Charlotte, N. C.... 4.2O p. m.
Making connections with Trains of North
Carolina Road for all points North and East.
Leave Charlotte, N. c., 10 20 a NJ
:. GEiniehter, at 1.25 p. m.
Winnsboro, at 2.57 p. m
Columbia, y. c., at.......... 5O7 m.
arrive at Augusta. .:........... $50 p. m
Making close connections with Trans of
Central and Georgia Railroads for Savannah.
sna Mnn all points in in Florida, Macon. Columbus,
Chattanooga, Memphis, Nashville, Louisville
Cincinnati ST. Louis, all points South and West
~, Palace Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
through In Tickets sold. and Baggage checked to
a1- Passengers by this route GOING North.
have choice OF THREE DIFFERENT ROUTES.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Arrive 1T Augusta. ta......... $50 a. m.
Leave Augusta. ta......4 41Sn n,
Arrive at Columbia ~ I an n - m
- This Train connects with tho Georgia day
Passenger Trains al Augusta, and the Green
vile Road at Columbia, each way.
Q. BOIIKNIGHT, Superintendent.
II. II. DORSEY. Gen. Freight and Ticket Aet.Q
Schedule on Blue Ridge Railroad.
fcisls49a5Egl Leave Anderson. 42OP.M.
stsssSssfsstxSS5f3 Z" Pcndleton 90
Perryville. 80. 90
Arrive at Walhalia. .........7 7OO
Perryville. e..............41 10
PendlctOn. ..............5l0 10
Arrive at Anderson. ....... GlO
Waiting at Anderson one hour for tho arrival
OF the up train on the Greenville and Columbia
Raliroad, except on Saturday, when they will
wait until the train arrives
March w. II. d. GAILLARD. Sup.
Laurens Railroad---Eew Schedule.
f.-tsasIaAsStr NAIL Train. on this Road run to
yssS@-dszs return same day, to connect with
up and down Trains on Greenvilie and Colnm
bia Railroad, at Helena; leaving Laurens at
a. ~, tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
and leaving HolenS at !. 80 p. NJ. same days
July s. BOWERS superintendent
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Hoes! Hoes!!

Hoes! Hoes!!
VXTE havo in store $50 dozen of Brade's
wv heavy Crown Steel HOES, Brade's Light
steel Hoes and Rivetod Eyes. Elwell's Picks
and Planters Hoes, manufactured near Bir-
mingham, England, for our trade. and paid
for with gold at liz to 12l per cent. premium,
and we confidently say we are prepared to
suit the market. LOWRANCE & co.
March %
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Notice,

: NOtlCe.
VIE undersigned gives notice that on the
4 se:ond day Of May next lie will apply to
me Judge OF Probate Of this County for a
nnal discharge as Guardian Of Miss CLAUDIA
u and ADELAIDE e. HENDRIX and r. T
SGoII HENDRIX. JOHN Fl. COUNTS.
LEXINoTIoN, March %, 1870.
March % +,no
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Thorburn's Garden Seeds.
ENRESH GARDEN SEEDS and ONION
L SETS. at wholesale and retail.
Jan l4 EDWARD HOPE
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta r.
{eA GA ga54sRE.sg.ssa $500 5:!gEs.sE3 EE!E1ss
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Hon. VIM. McNabb, Judge of the Police
Court of Toronto, visited our Municipal Cour
yesterday morning. He got some Information
as to tho working of the "Maine Law" in
two cases that were bsfore the Court.
The Grand Trunk Company received yester-
day three more handsome monitor pattern
passenger cars for their road.
Mr.. b. NJ Shaw, corner of State and Port.
land streets, has chicken, Matched the last
week of February, which began to lay on the
Both of June and has produced hitherto thirty.
nine eggs.
Gold opened yesterday at ZIG, dropped tc
115 "a, then advanced to 116 3-8, at which price
it closed.
Ship Tiger arrived at this port yesterday
from Liverpool bringing 371S iron rails for the
Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad. She had
also valuable cargo for Portland merchants
The Transcript says little three:year old Of
this city, who had heard considerable profanity
in the kitchen, came to his brother the other
day with the inquiry, 'What is Gods middle
name-is it damn?''
The Portland Stone Ware Company are
turning out superior article Of stoLe drain
tile, manufactured from New Jersey clay, fol
which there is demand for all they can make.
About sixty hands are employed in this estab-
lishment.
The Reversible Collar Company at Cam
bridge have facilities for turning out half
million Of collars, cuffs and bosoms day,
employ about seventy workmen. George K
Snow, editor of the Pathfinder, is the President
of the Company.
council is callsd by the Warren Church to
meet two weeks from tomorrow to ordain Mr.
j. e. Fullerton to the ministry. He is expect
ing to supply the pulpit of this church one
year. Less than one fourth of the Congrega-
tional churches Of Maine have settled pastors.
10 the list of passengers by the Moravan at
Quebec on Sunday from Liverpool we notice
the name of Thos. McEwan of this city, who
has spent three months in Scotland.
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Esau.esIIc lHarfxeIs.

NEW YORK. Aug. 49, Cotton quiet: NIiddling
npands at 19lc; sales IT'S bales. Flour-sales 5000
49, Western at 50 g So; Southern at 90 a TO-
Wheat DC higher; sales 80, 900 BUSH. No Spring at
l! 9 ~; Winter Red Western at SO a. 40; ILL
mos y 81; White Michigan at 3d. Corn heayy
sales $4,000 BASH; new Mixed Western at SS a. SSc.
Oals ngner and more active; sales 9S 900 BUSH State
Al 50 e9 56c; Western at Soc. Pork lower; new mess
at ~ u e rs 80; prime at "a 90 a 26 90. Lard firm
and quiet; steam at l6 a 16sc Kettle at II a ~
Butter firm; Ohio at 26 q 3Oc State at "A a. 39c
Whlskey decidedly lower; Western free at 81 az 94c
Rice dull; Carolina at 81 q 9sc. Sugar quiet; Porlo
refining at % q 9Sc; No. II Dutch standard at iOIc
Naval Stores-Spfrits Turpentine at 81 "a 39Jc Res
in steady at so for strained. Petroleum firm crude
at 12lc; refined at 26c. Tallow steady at 81 a 93c.
Freiehts to Liverpool dull; flour per steam Is Sd !;
wheat q sd.
CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Flour dull. Wheat higher at
81 q 90 for No. 2. Corn easier; No. 2 at &C. Rye
act We at II "a 7i4c for No. and 20 a lac tor No 2
Barley higher at C5 q - for No. 2. High Wines
lower at 80 @ 100 Live hogs firm at 9 IS a 10 90
for fair to choice. Cattle at S71 a 6 70 Tor common
Texan to fair shipping steers.
Rece.pts-4,sO0 bbls. -four, 1900 bush. wheat
II 900 bush corn, 105,500 bush. oats Hoo hnsh
rye. $4,000 bush. barley, $500 hogs.
Shipments-3,200 bbls. -four, 1900 BUSH wheat
100000 BUSH corn, 1100 bush. rye 81 200 BUSH oats
1900 bush. barley.
CINCINNATI Aug. % Whisky lower at o. Mess
POI X frmer at % so % 20 90 for new BuIk meats
quiet at 13c for shoulders; 15c tor Sides Bacon firm
shoulders at 1a a 1i5c; clear rib sles at 7Ic: ISc
tor clear Sides Sugar cured hams 24la 25c Lard at
Ice.
new oRLEAss. Aug. 23.-Cotton quiet; Middling
upands at 17ic.
MOBILE. Aug. 20 Cotton firmer; Middling up
la nds at 172c.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 2S.-Cotton quiet; Middng
uplands at 17Ic.
SAVANNAH, Aug. 23.-Cotton in better demand;
Midiling uplands at II &c.
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consisting of eight regiments of infantry, two

consisting of eight regiments of infantry, two
battalions of rifemen, four regiments of caval-
ry and nine batteries of artillery belonging to
Wurtemburg and six regiments of infantry,
three OF cavalry and eight batteries OF
artillery belonging to Badeu Also
the nth aud 18th Prussan army corps,
containing sixteen infantry and sixteen caval-
ry regiments, and thirty batteries of artillery.
The grand total of the German forces in France
is 52o,OOO men divided into sixteen army corps.
Up to this time 800, 900 of the laudwehr have
entered Alsace and Lorriae to invest and &C.
cupy places in the rear aud relieve the regular
soldiers of those Duchies SO they may join their
own regiments iD the front. Orders have been
issued 10 disband the veteran reserves called
out at the commencement of the war.
Great e riiain.
EXAGGERATED ACCOUNTS.
LONDON, Aug. 23-Capt. Jeaunerd writes
communication to the Paris LIE Temps admit
ting that the accounts of Prussan violence are
exaggerated, but in few insulated instances on
ly.
ADVICE TO THE FRENCH.
The times to-day eXhorts the French people
tc consider what an attempt to defend Paris
must cost, and urges them to consider almost
any alternative. Defence cannot seriously de-
Ter Its capture. The Notifications of Luxem-
burg have been raised
VARIOUS ITEMS,
The strike among the operators in Fifeshire.
oco'lano, Is failure owing to fatal detection
among the men.
j. q. S. May, Dutch Consul at Liverpool,
mas obtained verdict against the Lairds for
commissions on threeirigates ordered through
him by Holland
The price of tin has advanced in Cornwall.
Yesterday school teacher at Bath named
Prankard, murdered his two daughters, TO pre-
vent them from seeking situations on the con-
tinent He then poisoned himself.
Another sub marine cable between France
and England, has inf been successfully laid
The reported stoppaee of Nicol, Duckworth
a. Co., OF Liverpool is antrue
The stock market is depressed by the ex-
pected shipment of bullion to France.
Tue Admiralty has postponed until the war
IS ended the sale of surplus naval stores
a strong squadron of British iron -cads is
anchored off the More with fires banked.
The death of Sir Frederick Pollock, former
Iy Chef Baron of the Exchequer, is reported
Beresiord Hope, in letter to the Times. de-
tends the erection Of a monument to the mem
ory of Stonewall Jackson.
The Yorkshire Oaks race was woa by Ger
trude
The Bavarian government has forbidden the
PRONUNCIATION of the papal infallibility dogma
in that country.
Spain.
REVIVAL OF THE HoHENzOLLERN QUESTION.
MADRID, Aug. 25-The successes of the
Prussian armies have caused revival of the
question of the Hohenzolern candidature.
There are rumors that Gen. Prim is 10 favor of
submitting the subject to the people by pie
biscitum.
Cnja.
EXECUTION OF INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Aug. 23.-The Gaceta contains Of
fetal intelligence of the capture and execution
of Gen. Pedro Figuerdo, Rodeigo Tamago,
Francisco Pralta, Angel Figuerdo and Colonel
Jernandes, and the killing of 14O insurgents.
The operations of the Spanish army continue.
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building Loan Mortgage.
Notice OF Foreclosure and Sale.

M HEREAS, Timothy LooneY and Catherine
w LOOney, wife OF SAID Timothy. both Of the city
OF Portland IN the County OF Cumberland, on the
twenty day If June. 1851. by their mortgage
deed OF that date, recorded In the Registry Of Deeds
for said county, book $50 page H. conveyed TO said
ctya certain lot OF land and the buildings thereon
situated ON the northerly corner OF Monument and
Mountiort streets in said Pc tlanf. and founded
and described as follows:
Beginning in the corner of said streets, thence
porth-easterly in and by the norherly line OF said
Monument street, forty five feet and four tepths OF
loot to stake; thence nor h-wesery at right an
giles with said street sixtv-teet 10 stake; thence
south-w esterly parallel with slid Monument street
eighty-one feet to Mouutort street; thence south
easterly in the line OF Mountort stree TO the place
begun at beng the same premises conveyed to said
Catherine by Samuel l.. Carleton, and by her
yeSed to said Tim thy by her d ed dated June
fourth, Is !, and recorded IN the Regtst OF Deeds
for said County, book 354. page a. with 9uthoity In
the of the breach the condition in ssd mort
gage TO Sc said Premises at auction and from the
proceeds TO pay the debt secured thereby. And
whereas the condition of said mortgage deed has
been broken by said Looneys:
his Is 10 give notice that said house and lot Will
be sold at puDli3 auction on sa d premises. the
fifteenth day of September 1870 at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon, Tor the and purpose aforesaid
In wi ness whereof, |, Henry W. Hersey, IN be-
bali of said city, Treasurer thereof by virtue OF
the authority given me in said deed, have hsreunto
set my hand, and give this notice this thirteenth day
0i August, 1870.
HENRY W. JERSEY,
Treasurer o. Portland.
auv f5-Ai,&Th-t ssn15
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FRIDAY.-State VS.. Peter O'Connor. Search and
seizure. Pleaded guilty. Fined $50 and costs. Con-
tnued one week.
State vs. Mary Shiel. Intoxication and disturb.
ance. Pleaded not guilty. Mary says she WASN'T
drunk, but threw brick through the window of the
shop where her husband was getting drink Fined
IS and costs. Committed.
State VS.. Harriet Libby and Olivia McMullen. In
toxicaton and disturbance. Pleaded not guilty.
Fined IS and one half costs each Committed.
State VS.. Hugh Doherty. Keeping open shop on
the Sabbath. Pleaded guilty. Fined So and costs.
Paid.
State VS., Daniel Halorsn. Larceny of a $40 bill.
Pleaded guilty. Sent to jail for sixty days.
State Vs. Margaret Blake. Intoxcaion and dis
turbance. Former conviction alleged. Pleaded
guilty. Sent to Jail tor sixty days.
State VS.. j thu Sullivan. Assault and battery.
Pleaded guilty Fined $40 and costs, and ordered to
give bonds in the ct $500 to keep the peace six
months Committed.
Site VS.. Patrick and Bridget Flaherty. Search
and seizure. Pleaded not guilty. Bridget was dis
charged. Patrick was fined $50 and costs. Contin-
ued one week.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-1l.15 A. M.-Consols 9Ik a. 91s
for money and account.
American securities U. S. 5-2O's, 1862, sSa; do
1865, old. S7a: do 1857 81; U. S. lO-4O's, SO. Erie
shares III. Illinois Central shares 12. Atlantic a.
Great Western shares 23k.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23-11.t5 A. M.-Cotton uuiet
and steady sales coo baes MIDI ing uplands 941
do Orleans 9sd. Corn 30s 3d. Pork 122s. Lard G2s
LONDON, Aug, 23-1.2O P. M.-Consols 9rs "a Oh
for money and account.
American securities unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 23-12O P. M.-Cotton shipments
from Bonn bay from the 10th to the ed, was ls goo
bales, Winter Wheat 9s 10d Re- eip,s OF Wheat for
the past three days Is 900 quarters, OF which O9 are
American. Oats IS Sd. Peas 37s Gil q 3Ss. Pork is
dull at 125s. Beet 11Ss Gil.
LONDON, Aug. 23-I.50 P. NJ. = Consos 91J for
money AMI account.
american me securities quiet; u S. 520's, 1862, ISL;
do 1865, old, Sl9 do 1861, s63: u S. 10-4Os So Erie
shares III. Illinois Central Shares 1I2 Atlantic and
Great Western shares 23l.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 23- 4.3O P. NJ Cotton dull;
Midding uplands 9ad;' sales s,OG6 bales Pork 1Z7s
Cd Lard 7es Cd. Spirits Petroleum lid
LONDON, Aug. $3.50 P. M.-Tallow ABS Cd.
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q O M M H II G AL.
Receipts by Railroads and Steamboats,

STEAMER MONTREAL FROM Boston. II casks
and i6 bbls erockery. So bds paper, % kegs soda,
rum kegs, 10 tons pig ron Sc crates peaches, 10 bos
beer easss Cider "a shoes, BIDS iron, 10 bbis
OIL 10 cases and 10 bales donestics, II BIB VINEGAR
10 nests tubs, 13 bdls leather, bXs marble. bdis
pipe do chairs, 81 do furniture, horse, carriage
200 pkgs 10 Princes Express, 100 do 10 order. FOR
parers 16 BIDS leather, sewing machines, trunks,
20 bags sumac, % bds skirts, reels lead pipe, l5o
fire bricks, 100 pigs to order.
PORTLAND q KENNEBEC RAILROAD-1 car stock,
10 hides, II pkgs furniture, bbls beans, do pugs
9ses springs, bbls taow, bdls files, II bbls ar
PIES 2s cases goods, part Shingles II bxs axes w
pkgs merchandise, II cars freight for Boston.
sririts p do slaves 26 do lnmber 2 do bark is 90
c,rn, do suDdries, COO bbls. flour. For shipment
east, 500 bbls -four, car paper.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILRoAD-1200 It boards. l0
beams yarn, rs empty boxes, car cattle, bbls ap.
PIES, Fl bds chair stock. 291 bdis horses, 1858
sides leather, u bxs sundrieS
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al HALLS
vTIVEGELABLE SICIL!AN
III HAIR
- RZNEWZR.
Is the oDiy infllIible PreDaration for

is the only infalIble Preparation for
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR AND PROMOTING ITS GROWTH.
1t is the cheapest preparation ever
offered to the public. as one bot
tie will last longer and accOmp-
lish more than three bottles OF
any other preparation.
Our Remover is not Dye; it viii not stain the
skin as others.
twill keep tha Hair from falling cut
81 ciea2ses the scalp, and makes the ysa ir
SOFT, EUsTROGs AND sBLKEN,
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free by mail
K. P. HALL & Co., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
Price Sl.O0. For sale by all druggists.
TusSSS-weow jun27
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INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH Coat tie
annual meeting of the Directors of the Inter-
national Telegraph Co., held in this city, last
week, the following officers were reelected for
the ensuing year: e. G. Bailey of Boston,
President; S. f. H,rsey Of Blngor, Vice
President; VIM E. Gould of Portland, Clerk
aud Treasurer; A. d. Brown, of Portland,
Superintendent
A regular semi-annual dividend of four per
cent was declared payable to stock holders of
June Both, on and after Sept. 1st, 1870, at the
Office of Henry p. Wood, Broker, cor. of Fore
and Exchange SITS. This is one per cent. MOI
than any previous PAYMENT
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY CoMpANY-PULL-
MAN SLEEPING CARs.-On and after Monday,
Aug. ODD, one of the above cars will leave Port
Huron every evening by G.. I. Railway for
Chicago; also from Chicago every evening at 9
+. NJ, connecting with G. T. Railway a; De-
troit for Port Huron and the East.
The Pullman Palace Car Company have
taken charge of the sleeping cars on the G. T.
Railway, and are furnishing new ones to take
the place of the existing ones. Hereafter they
employ all the attendants, who will be subject
to their regulations and direction.
The Grand Trunk Railway is relaid with
new rails (partly steeD. The Company have
put on New Day Cars, and an additional
through Express train. They have done every
thing to secure the safety and comfort of the
travelling public. Altogether the road's equip
ments are equal to any on the Continent.
auo22ltf
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STATE OF MAINE,

CUMBERLA AND, SIS:
At the Court of County Commissioners begun and
holden at Por land, within and for the County of
Cnmberlrnd, on the first Tuesday OF june Ammo
Domni. 1870 to wit az an adiour nment thereof on
the first Tuesday of August. A. ID. 1870.
On the foregoing Petition it being satisfactorily
SHOWN 70 the Court, that the Petitioners are respon-
sble anu that a hearing is eXpedient, is is hereby
ordered, That the County Commits sioners will meet
at the dwelling house OF william Wesco.t in Cor
ham, on TUESDAY, The 2Cth day of September A. d,
le70. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and that The Petit ,uers
give notice to all persons interested by causing at
tested copies OF said Petition and this Order OF Court
thereon to he served upon the Town Clerks OF ting
Towns of G'rham and Standish and also BY POSTUM
copies of the same in three public places in eacs
OF SAID Towns, and publishing the same three week.
successivey IN the Maine State Press, paper printe
ed in Portland, the first of SAID publications, and
each of the other notices to be least thirty DAYS
before the time of said meeting; at which time and
place latter has been satisfactorily shown that the
apove notice has been duly given, the Commission
ers will proceed to view the route forth in said
Petition, and other routes and roads connected
Herewith, and after such view, they will give
hearing to the parties and their witnesses at some
convenient place in the vicinity, hen and where all
persons and cor orations interested, may appear
and show cause any they have, why the pray er Of
said Petition Shout not be granted.
Attest, d. TESS SENDER, Clerk.
Copy OF the Petition and Order of Court thereon.
Attest, ID, w. FESSENDEN. Clerk
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ACCIDENTAL young man named Knight,
son of Mr.. Asa Knight Of Westbrook while at
work, Monday upon solder, in the brass foun-
dry of Messrs G. A. d )nnell & Co., on Fore
street, received portion of the fluid 10 his
eyes. On one eye the mullen fluid nearly
covered the retna His pain and agony was
intense. Dr. Thayer SON attended him, and
at first thought the eye could not be saved but
yesterday there was such an improvement in
1t that great hopes are entertained that it may
ho
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SCIENCE. Eft is now claimed by scientific
minds that the cooling processes going on in
the earth since the creation will ultimately
cause the earth to swallow mp every drop of
water upon its surface, which would end all
animal life. Then should we not cultivate all
rational Phyeical enjoyment? Our health and
our paiates procure the most, and Gold Medal
Saleratus is strong auxiliary to both.
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Rev Work stock and Money MARKET
at ll5, declined to 15; and advanced to 1Gs, and is
firm at that figure.
Money at e 6per cent, Sterling Exchange 1907 g
governments and Stocks quiet and stea ", the
opening sales generally "a pr cent. off the
Closing prices OF last night.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23-Afternoon- The belief is
gaining ground in Wall Street that ring is forming
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The ROBBINS PAVEMENT AGAIN. The
Common Council, at their meeting last even
ing, refused mem con. to concur with the Board
of Aldermen in changing the location of the
Robbins pavement from Congress to Middle
street; SO the original order stands We hope
now that the Mayor will manifest his official
prerogative and veto the order, ami if it is
passed over the veto, let it be on a yea and nay
vote, so the public may know who compose
Hfba ruu -
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Sou ehoId Furniture by Auction.
FurDiture, Carpets. Bedding, Sc,
Ht Auction

IN FRIDAY Aug Goth, at ten O'Clock, at house
~ No i6 High stree we sh1l sell Parlor Suit in
Mgnogany and HaIr Cloth, What-Not, Marble Top
TABLE, Card Table, Fine kngrayings, Brussels, aud
ingram CaIp'ts, Lounge, PamteI hamber Sets and
Chamber Furn ture, Toilet Set, Hair Mattresses,
Eeather Beds Quits, ConlorteTs, Straw and Oil
Catpets, Extens on Table, Dining Chairs, China,
sttye, together with the entire Kitchen Furniture,
Tub, Sc.
au2ltd T. o. BAILEY s Co Anclionror.-
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CAMP MEETING.
GEOR

AUGUSTA, Aug 23-About 300 negroes
broke oren the Jail at Louisville, Jefferson
county, Sunday, and released the prisoners.
The sheriff sent to Atlanta for troops, which
reached the scene to-day. Some of the leaders
were arrested. The rioters threaten to burn
Louisville and take vengeance on the whites,
but the prompt action of the citizens prevent
ed further trouble. The difficulty is said to
have originated in the arrest aud imprisonment
of negro for shooting mule.