New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-10

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ROME, Ga, August 9.-The State Agri-
cultural Convention met in this city yester-
dav From three tn four hundred deieratac
~ ,aanr OVERWHELMINGLY r,o,,ao. 49,
Georgia. Alabama and South Carol;na we're
in attendance.
Their deliberations are of vital Importance
to the State.
There is a mammoth picnic at the Fair
Grounds to-day.
SAVANNAH, August 9-The first bale of
cotton raised in Georgia this year was re-
ceived to-day by A. M. Sloane & Co. 1t
was grown in Decatur county, and was sold
this morning at auction for thirty two and
a quarter cents. 1t classed strict middling
This is the second bale of new cotton re-
ceived at this port.
SAN Francisco, August 9.-The Pacific
coast press unanimously condemn the order
of the War Department countermanding
Stoneman's order for an active campaign
against the Apaches, for the purpose of
giving the Ouakers an opportunity to ope-
rate
The Secretary of the Treasury RENTED
the forfeiture of l., 300 bags of sugar seized
for naturalization from the San francisco
Sugar Refining Company.
The steamer Montana, from Mazatlan,
brings $40U,00O In treasure.
Sonora and Slnoloa voted for Juarez.
Weather Report.
War Drp.Rrxxrr
Office Shief Signal Officer,
Washington. August 9, 1871. 7;so p. ny
SYNOPSIS OF THE PAST TwENTY-FOUR HOURS.
The barometer ia sonewbat lower aft The
Rocky Mountain stations than on Tuesday
afternoon. The area of low pressure, then
in Northern New York, is now east of
Maine. The area of high barometer, that
was then advancing over Illinois and
Michigan, la now central over Ohio, and
the pressure has begun to fall from Illinois
to Lake Superior, and westward. The tenn
perature has risen very generally from Hi
nois to Pennsylvania, and southwark to
the Gulf. 1t has fallen on the lower lakes.
NOrthwesterly winds have prevailed in the
Middle and Eastern States, with clear and
dry weather also reported westward to
the Mississippi. small area of cloudy and
weather exists in North and
South Carolina, and is also advancing over
Iowa and Minnesota, with south and south
easterly winds
PROBABILITIES.
Partially cloudy and pleasant weather
will probably continue in the Middle and
Eastern States until Thursday evening.
The low pressure in the northwest will
probably by that time extend eastward to
,he lower lakes, with local storms from Mis-
'ouri to Michigan and northwestward. The
barometer will probably fall somewhat in
he Gulf States, with threatening weather,
md with rain on the immediate coast during
he day. The threatening weather in the
jarolinas will probably extend northwest
ward ever the ocean.
River Intelligence.
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