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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

r@THE FUTURE PROSPER

"a I he F . 2 NE TNOoT III
1rr OF THE SoUrH-rherc can be no doub'
that it would contribute grcatcly to the fu>
rurc prosperity Of this section Of the Union
if many amongst US would turn their ener'
g"s and cspital in new channels of enter
prise and business. rhe old roads arr clear,
but they are worn and crowded. Blaze .
new puth through the woods for yourself.
young man, and You will arrive at the goal
Of success ahead Of your competitors. A
striking example of the value of this pre-
cept is found in the Case Of NJ. p P. Toale
ofCharlc<ton, S. Co. plain mechanic, who
has made himself the bead Of large manu-
factory of doors, sasheS and blinds.
Mar 9-lm,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
The Conference on the Ur-Court-y Troubles.

The Conference on the Ur-Couct-y Troubles.
Our readers generally arc aAa'e, that
by invitation of Governor Scott, several
gentlemen had conference with him on
Monday evening Of last week. Among
those present it is said, were Col. Fair,
OF New berry, Gen. AcGowan, of Able
vile, Mr.. Hemphill, Of Chester, Gen.
Kershaw, OF Camden, Cen. Eajly, Of
Greenrille, Gels. Wallace and Conner,
of Spar,anberg, Messrs. Simmons, of the
Charleston Courier Carpenter, Of the
Cu;oa, and Pope, Scib!cs and Ezell, Of
Columbia. The ol5ec, Of the meeting
being solution of the Cause Of the
"troubies," free discussion ioOk place,
and it would have been strange indeed
had the conviction not beers pretty gen.
eral. that the prime cause o! them all
was the organization ana sTminS .: one
race against the other. The "t"i"n' re-:
marks THAT 1t was further urged
not without some show of reason-'hat
the erming of the coiortd militia was re
garded BY the whites rs dangerous It"
peace and good order and, whereas, be-
fore such artning was done, men could
20 to bed in peace and security, without
fear Of nolcstation. now they were COM
PEELED 10 20 a: med tn. Ms, ives as m;a
sure OF self p:n::tt: IL. The debate ON
this subject VA, long ard exhaustive,
but the conclusion ,taclr'i by all was,
that the arn'irs + tie colored militia
was at least AZ uawi I measure"
Ore Of the ,uvt< Of tie evil, aud a
, great one, was ar:uc': to hc the present
status Of the |. gi>la,u"e, . protligate and
Irresponsible Lody, and d representation
without taxation, a body representing
only small portion Of either the wealth
or intelligence Of The State.
The Union concludes:
"Many of the gentlemen admitted that
the per ccntum Of taxation was not eX'
horti,ant, but the assessments were out
rageously dispropor,ionate and unjust.
! and that taxes were, in many Instances,
ten times as high as they ought t" he.
This arises from the incompctency Of the
assessors, few of whom actually know any
thing about the value Of property, and
many more being governed more 10y per
sonal spite than by desire to do jnS
tice. THIS is no doubt true to great
extent.
That there are certain abuses in the
Legislature which must be corrected,
there is no one foolish enough to deny !;
and, so long as these abuses exist, there
will always be fruitful cause for com
plaint.
These were the two principal points
discussed, although others were incldvn'
tally mentioned.
"The meeting had no political >isnifi-
canoe hatevcr, for politics were no;
mentioned, except incidentally, du'lng
the entire conference That the meeting
will result in good, there is every 'aSon
to believe. rs these gentlemen can re
turn TO their homes impressed with the
belief tha, the Governor really desires {"
protect the interests OF all classes Of clil-
zcns, irrespective of party lines.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

The Montgomery Mail says that since
tie lsw was passed in Alabama giving
every woman $5,0n0 whose husband had
been killed by the ku kIux, lots of fe-
male carpet. baggerS are coaxing their
husbands to go out in the woods. hoping
they may be Kn Kluxed. Extensive
emigration is expected in the State from
New England this spring, on account OF
the 5000.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
NOTICE.

By direction OF the will Of Washington
Floyd deceased and by permission of the
Court Of Probate, will sell, at the late res
idruce Of Washington Floyd, deceased, on
Wednesday, the 99rh day Of March inst,
all the personal property, belonging to the
estate Of said deceased. not specifically
wiled, consisting Of a finc lot Of II mules,
6 horses, cattle, hogs, corn, fodder, large
lot of cotton seed, 3 road, and 8 two horse
wagons, . bugg;eS, large lot Of country
cured bacon, Lard, household and kitchen
furniture, one fine piano, a very large; lot
Of farming implements, and many Other ar.
'icles. too tedious TO mention.
The lands Viii also he rented at the same
time.
Terms, cash.
JOHN T. PETERSON, ;
Mar Is, list. Executor.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
po-,arcy's Denoc-a: -c9.

The New York Mail de- . colnmn,
y!owinvly describing -" to, and
what was seen in, Bricks o.esa"s and
veil, appointed New York office, which
has lately Undergone thorough rcnova'
,;on and rcsi;,:ng, (which from press
room to sancium, from COMPOSING room
10 counting roon', is as neat; convenient
and orderly as ;hc deck Of q naH'o!'war
cleared for action" Tic rapid success
achieved hy Nr. ton:2Tov. since starting
the Democrat in tue city OF New I"'k,
is o.ly another evidence Of what energy
and ability can accomplish. The pare'
oov i said to have q circulation oi
200 GOO, and goes to every city, village
md hamle, in the United States. On
the OCCASION of the visit which elects th>
dissertation. an extra edition Of lily
Thousand sample cn;!ieS were beng pre-
u,rc,l for mail. These were pnt Up III
single Wrappers, and upon each OF which
a two cent stamp had /" he Irctlxed, at
= cost for postage alon: Of $1,000. Mr.
pomeroy claims the largest Staff Of any
PAPER published, having abo"' enc thou
sand regular correspondents, who Ee'I
lin and his thousands OF readers prompt
l. and lilly posted cn aiI possible OF
concei: able interests. Judging by The
raS, and the present, there is i" doubt
,hatthc managers ca!cn:a'lon-Nr.SyNe
of ha, ing half mi'io" subscribers h7
the ncx, prc:iicn'i;l election, viii tt
verified.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

Passengers between Charleston and
Augusta are talking aboat the beautiful
sights Of tn" thcu>ar lS and thousands of
peach trees now in full bloom on the eel.
cbra,cd Derby Fruit Farm at Aiken, S.
e.. Aorc than a mile of them fronts the
South Carolina Railroad. Phoenix
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

Az INDIsPENs1BLE.-No family circle is COM
p!ete without good singer, and how is that to
be helped. says one. when no member Of the ia M
iIy has the gift? There Is nothing easier &c
at once to the store OF Nessrs. Chick Chick
and purchase one of the new Singer Family
Sewing Machines, the best machines made. Il
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-Seven OF
the gang who robbed young man and
outraged his female companion, aged
fourteen, near the river bank below the
navy ward, have been arrested.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
Valuable Property for Sale.

I OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
and LOT in the town OF Ncwherrv.
The Lot contains 5 ACRES. The Dwell.
ing has eight rooms, has been recent!
printed aud otherwise greatly improved.
The beauty Of the situation and other at
fractions Of this fine property are too we'll
known 10 require further 'tice.
For terms apply to Z. W. CARW1LE. JR.
j. =. CARWILE.
Mar o. 12-3t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
ns% IF YOU FEEL DULL,

drowsy, debiiitated, have frequent headache,
mouth tastes bad, poor apperite and tongue
coated you are suffering from Torpid Liver or
"BiIiou> ness" and nothing will cure yon SO
speedily and permanently as DR.. Pierce's Alt.
E1r. or Gollen Medical Discovery. Sold by
all druggists.
Mir %. l2-lt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

The Columbia Ice House, is now open 70,
the season, and prepared to sell natural
Lake Ice, at from TO II cent. per pound,
according to quantity. THIS Ice is fs, pre-
ferable to any manufactured, or prepared,
BY Chemical process.
JNO. D. BATEMAN, Agt..
Columbia, S. G.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
Sherif's Sale.

By virtue of snndrv writs Fi"ri FAcias :o
me directed | will sell on the first Monday
in April next. the following personal prop
erty, viz: Buggy and Harness, and about
4um shingles Levied on at the suit Of J
G. Lealir et AL ". Samuel Dogan.
Also Two Mules. One Bnggy, Household
and ki,ch"n Furniture. Levied on at the
Snit Of J. B. Wcrts, vs.. G. H. Wcrts.
T. NJ. FAYSINGER, S. &C.
Mar % l9-2t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

4 movement is OH foot for establishing
a national revenue police to assist reve-
nue. officers in enforcing the law In all
sections of the country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
unt1@ RFp0RT

"M~ REPORT is A QUICK
traveller" Sumter Bitters has proved this
fact as its reputation has travelled far in the
short time it has been before the public, as
the best Tonic in use.
MIR % Pit
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

THE Carolina Manufacturing Company
hereby tender their thanks to the people OF
Richland, Lexin ston, Fairfield, Ncwberr1,
Edgefcld, Abbcv:lle, Laurens, Union aad
others, for the liberal patronage Of sheW
houses both in Columbia and Ncwberry.
And the thousands Of thanks that We have
received from various quarters for putting
so many articles Of prime necessity down
to such prices as enabled all Ito Own theHs
alone has more than paid US for our labor.
And these advantages "ill still be given sy
our successor. H. II. BLEASE,
Mar. % le-lt. Pres't G. &. c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
Eroc, Star to Star.

Mr. y. \. Ste3:uan, Jr., late Of tic VII
,ninr,on Star, is now on the editorial
staff Of tie Marion Star. May The Stars
ste6-;,v shine
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
The Bail Boiling Down.

New Hampshire has gone Democratic.
uur-a Tor the WE!TG Mounta!n Boys
Dav dawns in the East.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

! PAR2s, March 1.-THE josraals snanI-
.pouSlr deg rccatc The exhibition OF any Tlo>
!ence toward the NiermanS returning 10 bnSl-
! lcs< anl r.Sidcrc: in Paris, but urge theif
! social EXCLUSION.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
COM M ERCIAL.

>EwByr:r. S. c.. March 2l.-Cotton. 81 13c
Columbia. March 3l Cotton ! . l2:.
LIVERPOOL. Mach 20 Evening Cotton steady
-uplauds !! q: Orleans Ia Il; sales 1000.
ba !es.
Ngw YORK, March 2'-Cotton tending down
with sales offs. 50 bales. at Ia. Gold u III.
CHARLESTON. March 2,-Cotton dull snd easy
-midd!ing l33; receipts SIS osles; sales Loo
stock 24.4 /.
AUGUSTA. Narcl 2O.-Cot ton dull and weak
with sale. Of $50 bales-rpiJdliDg l3! 13s; re-
ccpts 1S6.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
LOCAL..

APPo1sIxExr.-Mr Solomon P. Kinard
our worthy e1-postrt1aster, is again appointed
postmaster at thss plate
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22
Extra Cotton Seed for
Sale.

The Moina and Mississippi fine staple,
both producing a very fine staple, which
commands in market several cents per 10.
more than the common cotton
Edwards four bales cotton" said to be
very prolific, aud sells for more than the
"Peeler Cotton"
Price for each Of the above sl.nO per
buShel. R. L. McCAUGHRIN.
Mar % 12-3t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

TRIAL JUSTICES john T. Pitts and F. Il &.
Whitney, the Phoenix says, have been an
nounced as Trial justices for Newbcrry
County.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

The n.;;.a;lIense is now claimed as Il e
;nvem;io q Confederate Sd ir. on tie
authority Of Gen. Humphrey Marshal'.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

Ihave this day bought the entire Ssosh
OF the Carolina Manufacturing CUmpaay.
and will continue the business both in Co
lumbia ant, Newberry, and, by agreement
will carry out the origina! design Of sa:d
Company. HENRY II. BLEASE-
M.F. %, l2-lt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

Tsere hiss bcea s vi",eut Stoim it Ggea!
. 'e>ip. 67nc mucl dam &C 70 shipping.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

s.. pa:rck:s Day IS celebrated by Irish
mn ali OYER the world With CREST spirit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-03-22

Newbcrry, since the memorable fire of
&c, has been without snitahly.appoint-
ed hall, but that want is to De Supplied
\ hall so odd feet deep BY something
over 40 feet wide. over the new store Of
the MeSSrs. Mayes & Marin, is bci' :,
furnished by the lessecs for al! the pur
poses which obtain in cultivated and
progressive business community, chief
a.rony which are those refined in
,electual and social enjoyments which
spring from proper appreciation Of the
legitimate drama and the muses. gene.
rally.
The lesSees have appointed commit
tee. consisting of the following named
eea;leln.u T. VI. LAKE,, 0. L. Schum
pert, j. j.. Drnan, J. I. Houseal and
Gv"rg.. j J,i:i.,t"ne. " hn>e duty it is TO
Wa; ;,j."n u.G r!l;,Iic spirited citizens
f,r c,lt.iL4Itrpn> :p i.sSlst in procuring a
Snftiri@nt sim to aid in appointing the
hall. Arg vs hope that ths general gnod
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

BABCOCK-The late Sergent Bbcock AMI his daughter
Bell place Saturday rom the Pre.byesu Church,
Henry ani Marketsts Relatives ami friends are iuytei
BERRYAt Washington Hsht August 2j Andrew Berry agi 80
Relatives ni ienis are respectfully steni the faue
the residence Of his soninaw, M Valentine Ouehun ird aTl
The will e 10 WOglagn Cemetery or interne1t
CARDNBR-On August a. at 22 East SiIhrstst past her M year.
Smsn oEy daughter Of Joanna T. ami TITUS Gneoe Caa.T.
Burial at Plaia6ell Nj.
McGAYon TUESDAY evening August 2 1871 'ae MsGiy agei %
The rles and trends the family respectfully invited 70 attend
late Eist Seventy On
Friday, August -, at O'Clock m
POTTER-At Somerle n. j. August % Joqathia D Potter
Relatives N ends uy invited % 3iteaj thc lnt
Somrry.le SATURDAY, at $50 y clock p fn
POrTBR-Jonlthin D. Potter Thursa Auzqs q y'd % er
'e)ai
Reformed Church at SOmeryle. y. ).
RAWSOS-In BROOKLYN THURSDAY, August q. 1ter sb1t
and severe illness Hannah wife Of Mathew Rlssoi
Notice Of funeral hereafter
ROBERTS-On THURSDAY a. sera lingering Illness Sanas'
The relatives fsmif Of ID, brother Aniew h.
dsj members Of Eastern Star Lotse No ~ p ai y I E
specially invited o ent BIZ funeral fom M ist~ rsdencs ~
Tenih-aye. SgnIaf August a. at OeOA Ils telias
Will De inferred az WoHiaTu
sFAMAN-suIen on THURSDAY morning Auyu, o. Liu-1 y wife %
aud daughter Wrglt and the ate hsnnah a.
Carpenter. n the Eth Year oi her age ..-... o.. -,
Relatives respectfully invited 70 attend ier funeral
the Ted her aineinllw, eny seiuIa No ~ We.
Friavl t0cilc4. He's VII bs
tasen to AnaaaIx lor iutermeut on S1tgriay morning
sNITI-At Harlem, Tlesay pa JoLa J. Smith. aged %
NJ year. & , ~ ,, e,- tie re.,5er, sst,. Ap.s,t NJ
4 Tue Oh asader, OF he TrI Precinct Pole ~
specially attend tie funeral Aast 81 T. Charh.
on Friday afternoon, a. J O'Clock
WAGENER-Oa Tasily morning p join jacob eliesl
JACOB aui Mar Nageutr. lgei - 'cilr.
Funeral from Marks FJIHh AMI South Ft
Brooklyn. Z. D.. Friday August p 81 ..j9 ococs p M
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
THE TYNE CREw-THE RENFoRTH INQUEST

THE TYNE CREW-THE RENFORTH INQUEST
ST. JOINS, N. b., Aug. M.-The Tyne crew
have decided to row at Halifax with hel
ly as stroke; Bright No. 2; Chambers No,
3; and Percy, bow. The inquest on
Renforths body was resumed this morning. John j.
Walton Of The NcccasHe Chronicle testified "Aher
Renforth was placed in bed, Kelly, Percy and
the two Chambers being also present,
asked him what the matter, Have you bad a htP
he said, Oh, no it's not ft I'll tell you all after;
witness then asked any had done anything to hn
he REPLIED I'll tell you all about II after;' he breathed
very hard and became slightly dclirt0us. Brandy was
administered which gave him temporary relief Dr. Nc
Iaren attempted TO bleed him No blood was obtained
from the night arm but thick black blood was obtained
from the left. ~
shortly before death he spoke again" oh, my poor
wife Poor arryl" meaning Kelly. Froth came TO ms
mouth and he changed color his jaws set ana ne
dead. The witness stated that RenLGrth
was excitabe man. of temperate habits, but when
overexcited subject 70 apoplecto fts During hye
years rswng he had five fits. Renfortb said To Kelly
when first attacked in the boat, "Oh, Harry L
have had something given me-" From this
and RenfOrth's last words, witness under the I'M
precision he intended to convey the idea that something
had been given him to cause Illness.
Several other witnesses were examined but as the evil
dence Of the medical men, making the postmortem eX-
animation. had not yet been heard no conclusion was
arrived lt
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

Auo'a"' Democratic war horse has " flew the
track' i'' Vllieio Cali Recorder that John b.
weller Is silky .l his tent refusing TO take part in the
State"
Says The Louisville COurer-JomRdl: "SOme
oi 'he 30 rb'n papers charge that we have swallowed
u7 dmendmeuts.' We have done nothing Of the sort.
Iiey were thrust down throas, and simply de-
Se9 20 Dow ourselves mp with nitrO-glycerine 10 get
Among the Republicans who are rendering
ZOO service in California Senators Hamin, Nye and
n5tIans o' oregon, and Congressman Bingham, Dawes
H dlltId sunset Cox Of this city IA also there 10
P APa. tle principles ot Iammauy finance 10 the DeInOc
'acy OF the Golden state.
Oihcial returns from ia of the 11G counties
o kentucky foot up $3.50 for Harlan and l25770 for
i%'He majority for Leslie 1929. The two counties
tL~tcher aud Wolfe from which returns have cot yet
Sen r1eve1 will increase Lesle's majority 10 about
% ~ f!dn gains about 5000 the aggTe gate
ieeFcl 10y the Republican candidates for Congress last
81, "h'e Leslie receives about lO50J more votes than
were cast iJi sey mOUr in lo6s.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
Frou tn Albany EreniD9 Journal Avg y.

oFFIcE-HoLDER LODGED IN THE PENirhN-
TIARY.
Iroa tn. Albany Ereri.9 Journal, Avg ~ =,
II will he remembered that Col. Edwaru Lt,
Patrick of Elmira Democratic member tod oi I'M sep
during and 1870, was arrested anu mud forged ai
temher Of last year for ptesenu SaTend gua. After
much delay he has Just been tried C.b and TO pay
tenCed 20 Imprisonment for three lnO''"
fine Of 81 900. =, h-eAv recalled. Mrs.
Ylizabetb De Witt was entitled 70 r ba wing been
iC1ntsiu I'm the 8Sth NewlOrk amounted 10 sl2O
Killed IN natlie IN ha regularly drew II until Dece
her .66 when she died Cor Inns and had himself
ry the woman to make tne& & March ls66 TO September
rctsihed he s,r tbe woman's death, he stu cOunucu
70 make the semannual cce5 tIolS NJ NJ " Pio cent
70 70 ,i nnTDose no presented 10 the ithslO Ahent
IfOr TINS P,ndrntbs forged claim purportng TO have
Eeea' tSpeJ by Mrs. DE witt and To he properly aS-
nowledgcd and atested me e0 T PapcE was 500
Tbcb was deposited to his own credit IN bank al III
EDira -, ,-.-,- - T., ,i..os tr S,,tcr,her 1871
ahe case was not brought to trial. for several months
when MI Crowley assumed the office OF united states
nstrlCt Attorney last APRIL warrant was Issued IOr
she arrest Of Col. Patrick, but he could not then DC
Traced After a new indictment had been found, and
earch made for him in Pennsylvania, he was finally ar
rested Elmra, and brought 10 trial In the Unted
Etstes District Court at Buffalo, the nth inst. Upon
being aTragned he pleaded guilty 10 the charge ana was
sentenced 10y Judge Hall to be confined three months In
the Monroe County Penitentary, and 10 pay nne OF
a and costs The defendant had nothing 10 say eA
ietpt plead CareessneSs-an excuse which manlesly
could not be recOnciled with the admitted facts
Col. Patrick, while a member Of the Assembly, was
yecoynizej As a man OF ability and promise. He was
among the readest speakers upon the Democratic sde
Sud acquired considerable share of influence. during
fhe session OF 1870 he Chairman Of the Railroad
ROmmittee and has since been employed in the Depart
ment of Public Works in New-NOrk under MI. Tweed
He has friends who will be panied by the disgrace ana
degradation he suffers but which his crime pam! uo
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
PASSENG Frs ARRIVED.

fNOm VbHACRUz ten s,ssnshi Of NERVE Aax ,-aas
oe'he h1oio toa, " Cor, Jao Snen J. X
rn Bseu Jas ksvefiug Rivers A. D. C~r. Gons Ro,,,".
NJ. Fred FUnon, N. Gsstclsno.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Svvos,v,x, Ans 2l-Fiour droong 81 c2i Tor Slneraae
s for Doube EI-s and 80 or Treble Extra Corn unchanged
Os. nm Al tidJr Hay dali, Choice sR Ban quiet At 81 Oii
- IS Bacon uouuaii shoulders
"a S;e Clear RIB SIDES 5ic Clear Sides &c lari uacbaHs
H uu nI nomn Orlniry. 92i f95; ChHce, 91i 81
Mol.,-s AMI Coee unchanged EIchsngeSt'lng ll2 Gold l
WunsGros Aug 1iSprts Iurlenne Lrn At itc hosn trm
- t,, strtin~ 25 Tor No ~ - io No - for kur,
M ,nI - u fnr Pale Crude rufp-nne steady % - Tor lcl
low pi, AMI - ~ fOr yurgu. Tar steady al - -.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
corrected Tor temperature ana eleVallOnl
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAX UETAKTMENI, J
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON. Aug. 25, Is7l-l u. III.
c,guope,s C,r Ibs mast lIrpI iJ-yOllY HOIfTS

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25, ls7l-l Il. III.
Synopsis for Hs mast hceHty-fOur hours
The area of high barometer, which was
Wednesday night off the coast Of the Middle and Eastern
States has receded still sOutheastward, leaving
falling barometer from Maine To Florida. cloudy
weather with occasional light rains has been
generally repored from the east coast stations. and
fresh winds from the south and southeast nave
prevailed on the lower Lakes. The pressure haS al!e
but il now rising with cloudy weather. and threatening
weather with local storms has extended during The day
from Ohio To Tennessee and Iowa. An area OF hgh n
rometer probably exists on Lake superior. Midnight
reports from Southern Florida have not been recrNed
The latest dispatches indicated tine probable existence VI
a cyclone 10 the eastward OF them.
Probabilities.
Threatening weather, with occasional oc%l rams,
will probabiy prevail on Thursday from Iowa 10
New York and southwark to the Gull ,,o Coqdy 10y
weather Is probable for me Ippel LdAss, ., ~, n,'
no serious storm apprehened excepting for the east
ern coast OF Florida
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
pERsONAI-BY TELIGRApH.

-.-.Qucen Victoria is recovering,
The American Minister, Mr.. Nelson. gave a
N-1ei N Ar'o' AS. ~, u honor tt srdus Minister.
- ---.lhe Emperor Napoleon viii pass some time al
BssiG '-N WA ---' '''' 10
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

Caution.-n the Of dsuesnts Of those vbh contain
poison. BRONO CHLoRALUH Is free from ou poison ani IS en
harmless safe. Prepared only by LDES CO.. No. i76 wha
st., Eew.YOl Sold b. all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

M other nation on the globe. To this en1'
anctea Swa regard for American Industry and lahor,
eng rdSment that the excise and tariff laws ought 20
l. reformed and re6nacted In tho interests oi 'hc PP
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25
STATE or THE WEATHER.

TELEGRAPHIC REPORT FROM SIGNAL SERVICE
CORPS, T. s. A., OF OBSERVATIONS AT ll:47
O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-25

20 ~ and ~ bead go st sst 81, De- be,a sbe.o L. h,ss.
5s3 se.i receipt. e Che past ~ hog ." sae
b,o,vs 80 a"e t"t lover; feoeipts u Of which
~ 10. mostly At the outside sgurr s'1s NV W. :" "''T'