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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24

Whatever else may happen, Frenchmen doubtless
will continue to maintain the reputation of being
the best cooks in the world. Recent events have
caused the publication in Paris Of volume entitled
"The Beleaguered Cook" which furnishes informa-
ton on the art of living during siege We have MT
seen the book but it doubt supplies formulas for
stewing frying, boiling old boots with hints upon
the best way of dishng up cats and dogs As it Is
settled historical fact that nothing more quickly de-
moralizes Frenchmen than short commons, we
wonder that such work has not before been pub
lshed. The latest news from Paris is that the
restaurants, battered, smoked, and dilapidated Ms
they are have already begun TO cook and serve III
tho old way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
NUNS THE WORD.

We think we see the signs of an early and
acrimonious agitation Federal politics by the south
ern Press regret this and on several accounts The
first consider 10 unnecessary Every man IN
the South holds substantially the same sentiments re-
gardng the political situation, and therefore IL un
necessary. In the second place agitation implies that
there material differences OF opinion when theIe sre
not and is obliged to result IN harm In the third place.
the people need quiet and should be kept free from
Ali excitement on public affairs There - not tho
Slightest danger Of their voting away their hoer'
ties, unless they are looked after ana keps ~ IT,
ment. as some politicians seem 70 suppose. INC
people are all right, and will remain 80 n LETT to them
selves Fourthly the south can now influence hocoIy
NV poitical discussion. except against herself me very
fact that we mark line for the Government Will %
sufficient 70 nut the Northern people against It, Mas
ferry Inactivity IA our true policy The memories OF the
war have not yet passed away with the Northern peope
any moro than they have with US, and as we arc "a
very small minority cannot expect TO dictate, TOT W
have everything Just would Ike TO De Tue grss
end and aim OF every true patriot - 10 overthrow INC
present revolutionary faction which has cOntfOi OF to
Government and Is hurrying IT, with al the nAt4ohh ~
terests OF the country, to perdtlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24

Coalitions always provoke great appetite for
office The Democrats and Labor RefOrmers of New
Hampshire seem likely to come to a grieyous mis-
understanding respecting the distribution of the
spoils The L. r. party, small as it is has an I'M
bounded stomach, and wants almost everything.
Suddenly it has occurred to the Reforming mind,
that if the l.. RS go on helping the Democrats to
unseat Republican members before great while
Democracy" will be strong enough to get along
without assistance and can then pitch Labor Reform
to the bow-wows, as we always supposed that 1t
would if it had an opportunity. SO the present game
of the Laborers is to have more members unseated
until the spos have been divided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24

simultaneously with the announcement that
the British Government proposes to purchase
a new royal seat in Ireland, we have report
of an attack in the House of Commons on
royal privileges. A proposition was intro
duced to run road (Which is said to be
much needed) through Buckingham Palace
grounds, and close by the side of the sacred
haunts OF royalty itself. Another DroDosed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24

" Satan trembles when no sees
The meanest saint upon his knees"
Imagine, then. his wild despair
At seeing Colonel Jeames at prayer
lilo never saw. in all his dreams,
A meauor saint than COlOne. Jeanles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
THE THIRp.AvE. PROPERTY OWNERS TRorhSi
.c,Nsr THE PAVEMENT SwINDLE.

A very large meeting of the influential prop
,,srs NJ Third-ave was held last evening AZ 'ho
'raY,oni, Assembly Rooms. 10 protest against tho 1855
ment for paving Thrdayo from Foureenth'' TO fS Sn
-, :, which they claim illegal fnnp
j. sotcr was chosen G4,@a3, ana as 70 tho
SpoPoi' -. tn u,,.,ue Committee ot tfo
ooa. i.t,,s OF a. H. sm!tb Wa oDOaUa'' 1.J ao1ss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24
DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
STEPHENS AND vALLANDIGHAM.


Mr.. Stephens is man Of great intellectual
with that continuity Of thought ana luclly ~
expression which, under favorable circumstances Inhe
have made him metaphysican, perhaps philosopher,
but he IA neither statesman nor politician. He warts
the first requisite OF understanding the people OF we
United states aud the political temper OF the times in
which he lives. he Is always taking ab0ut4omethnR
that is foreign to the popular disp9son Just nov DC
is engaged in crusade against tne AlF th auu YIN
Amendments. Practically, he might a. wei assault me
Government itself Those two amendments were soptea
with the prOfoundest debeTaton as nttng exactly mo
the requirements OF tho times and reasung up IN tne
storeb0use ofthe ConsututQn the Ius vi tns
To cancel them wOuio Dc 70 sulehSt we plgeTs
OF the nation. No man In his senses would think OF sh
true political instinct which lies At the basis on American
staesmanship and that is the difficulty with alexander
We trust il will not be ungraclous 70 add that review
OF all that has been published IN relation TO the late O.
herent want OF adaptedness the requirements Of Anne
gcsG political e IN pssr OF s GPIsE 9a per
that life Mr.. Vallandigham was an honest and bold
nto.i in 10 nUrnoes Rut be rt,l, n1,sc,ncaived
his country, his times, and his duty-and how can an
honest resOlute do that without proclaimins his
constitutional untness for the career he has chosen
THE "ACCEPT NOTHING" DEMOCRACY.
From m 1l5aHy lG1) Heot
The departure of the Northern Democracy from
lofty OF self respect and profound regard for her
Northern press toward Mr. Davis. and through him
toward the people % the south, is ample testimony
that the Democrats OF the North have love for
than have the Republicans. and should remind US OF
their yilainous deception, dupcty and trelchery In
1850 81 About the only difference between mo Tern
Northern Democrat with the departure shell his
back, and Northern Republican, Is the difference be-
tween ms and outs, tweededum and tweededee.
Therefore we hold that il Is the duty Of the South TO
stand finn by the faith OF their fathers, adhere immoya
bly, the principle of republican government aud con
sttuti9nal liberty ana say n0thnS t te two ISSohs
at the North have aligned for battle and sounded the al
vance AS between two opposing factions who are
STRUGGLING for power and plumber Onv and not for the
preservation of the Government the liberties OF the
people, and with neither OF whom we can agree II may
Be wise in US to lot with the most powerful and
seek safety in tho tents OF the WICKED We do not
mean to turn Republican but we mean To say that we
have no friends at the except for the strength
carry into contest for the Oaves dnd fishes that We
believe the Democrats OF the North corrupt ~ the
Republicans OF the North and that when both factions
nj the North stand upon the platform, a. now in
dcated il is matter OF consequence TO u5 Whlch
faction goes INTO power We only hope for peace by
voting with the winners.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

MISCELLANEOUs.
A FOR FRENCH CHINA,
AT HALF PRICE,
GO DIRECT TO THE
MANUFACTURERS.
French China Dinner Service for 12, S17
French China Tea Sets a pieces. $5 So
Gold Band Dinner Service for IL, $685.
Gold and Colored Band Tea Sets, A pieces, 81 90
Goblets nnc quality, ST. u dozen.
Fine quality Limoge Dinner Service for IL, Sl3 bO
French Jardiniercs, with flower pot and flower, $l0
Also q large importation of French Bronzes, H..
Clocks, Vases, Paran Satuary, Table Glass, ;, 4
Cutlery and Plated Ware. -.
FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
SAVE 80 PER CENT,
AT J. NORTON 4 CO.'S,
FRENCH ARCADE,
S43 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

lie ONCE rendered to me without solicitation on my
part and accepted by me at the request OF many Of
owning and representing at least four hundred MIL
lions OF capital respectfully invite the following
gentlemen:--W William A. Booth Murray Hoffman,
Isaac Sherman, Robert Lenox Kennedy, Andrew
Carrigan, William N. vermlye, Horace Greeley,
Paul n. Sponord. Frederick ID. Tappen, Samuel VIII
careful ana thorough examination into ali my acts
Affecting the public interests.
For period or nearly ten years have zealously
lab0red TO improve the government OF the city OF
New York, and think 1t no more tnan just to my
self and due 10 the people OF New York that the re-
suit OF those lab0rs should be made known through
"a committee oil gentlemen Of the highest respecta-
oiity In whose opinions the public can safely rely
may have the opportunity to Judge fairly OF the
course which have pursued confident o obtaining
their approval and resort to this as being, in my
opinion the best method OF arriving at such result
The result OF the investigation by the committee
OF gentlemen named be laid before the public In
q lew days. Very respectfully,
NATHANIEL SANDS.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
THE BOSS" TRANQUIL.
How He Looked and What BE Said Yesterday
About His Arrest-Quiet Calm and Un-
rufaed-Certain Of Acquittal

There was no excitement whatever IN or about the
Department OF Public Works at any time yesterday.
The storm OF the day before when everybody who
considered himself sympathizng friend OF the
"Boss' was on hand TO show at least, by sending In
his card, tnat he was not among those VINO were
willing to join In the hue and cry against him. had
evidently wearfed out the perseverng callers.
so the railways and the dark passages which
lead 10 The Croton Water Department were
comparatively deserted. To be sure early
In the forenoon there was small
number OF the everyday petitioners on hand
men who had all sorts Of TO ask OF the Boss
and who nad an idea that II they could only get
near him they would be certain 10 get what they
wanted. what had become OF Tommy Costello they
were at TO ascertain, and they ran about here
there and everywhere, IA the Railways, seeking him
An out ofway places. hoping that he might be pro-
pious enough, n found, 10 send in their little slips
Of paper Hitchman too, mad gone no one knew
where and so poor Hart and Haligan and Baiiger
mad 10 take the brunt the small battle all TO them
selves until the last straggler OF the forenoon had
gone his ways In peace. There were, however,
CALLERS ON THE "Boss"
who did not wall ~ The Railways, Aud who came 70
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

Steamship Mercedita, Marshman, Fernandina-Jamss
Steamship Montgomery, Faircloth. savannah-R Lowden.
Steamship San Salvador Nickerson, savannah-W Gar
Steamship Manhattan woodruff. Chareston-H Morgan
steamship Benefactor, Jones' Wilmington. Nc-Lorilard
stsamship wysnoke, Bourne, Norfolk. City Point and
Riehmond-Old Dominion steamship Co.
Ss9 cos' '0li'. o' ''A'
steamship Isaac Be, Bakeman CITY Point and Rich
mond-Old dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Hatteras' Lawrence Norfok-od Dominion
steamship John Gibson, Winters Washington and Ale1an
steamship Volunteer Howe, -Lorillard Steam
stoamshp Wamsatta Fish New Bsdford-FsrGusOn
bark zueima NoD. Hansen. Cork Falmouth-c Tobias
rfGsps fsss G Nap0 a Meyer Cork or Falmouth
Bark rremas tswe Lonegrsn. Cork or Famouth-Funch,
Bark Churchill (Br). Brown. Hamburs-Boyd& 4 Hnc-
Bark Argonaut tNG) seengraie, Bremen-Hermann
Rsri Msivina schua tNG) schultze Rotterdam-Funch.
Brig v oifyre tBr,. Cook, Pernambuco and Bahia-D R
Brig Aglaa, Peterson savanna la Marc Vessels.
Brig Clara jenkins, Coombs, Progrcso-Miler Hough
Brg Warren: oo Mn..,lap Y and For. Jefferson
Brig Island Lass tBr Mcleod, ST Johns, NF-Hatton,
Brig Maria Olivia, Foster. St Johns, MD De Wolf
Brig Lulan (Br, steuber, La Have. Ns-Geo Philips
Brig Thomas Owens. Guptll, Galveston-C Mallory
20.
Brig Tally Ho, ohisham, Galveston Snow Burgess.
schr Ben Bolt (Br) Drake, st George NB-Jed Frye 4
Co.
Sandy Hook, Crawford, Indianola-Evans Bah Co.
Schr Sophia Godfrey. Godfrey, indianoa and Lavacca
Upper Beatie
schr Jennie simmons, Young, Jacksonvnc-van Brunt
4 Bro.
Schr Kate Thomas Benton, acknowledgement Wood.
Schr Burlett Hart, Pearce, Wilmington. nee Powell
schr jamestown, Brown, Richmond va-yan Brunt 4
Bro.
Schr s Wines Hu,se Ba,tmore-w Chalmers.
Schr Darius Eddy Hopkins, Bangor-h Loud 4 Co.
Schr Bobert Smith, Nickerson Mattaposett-Ferguson
Wood
schr Samuel Smith, Conery, Providence-Ferguson 4
Wood.
schr Hannah Blackman, Arnold, New Haven-H W Jack
son h Co.
Soop Appleby, Freeman, Norwich.
Soop Emily, Mapes. New Haven
Steamer Sarah JONES' Philadelphia.
Steamer Philadelphia, JONES' Philadelphia.
Steamer Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

BArk ROBERT BULsFoRp (Br) Edwards. from Bail
RIVER with suano, was NJ Bermuda Zd In Distress h4d
lost sails buwarks, and was leaking; would discharge 10
BARK Brisk Brl, Clarence, from Maga1ucz with sugar
lost foremost with all attached and Bermuda prev
ous 10 23d Inst for repairs: would discharge.
BARK GOLDEN wEsT (r Kenealy from sat,,s Fiver for
Montcvideo put into Bermuda 9Th eaky and was dis
charging her cargo of lumber on the repair.
BARK MELBOURNE (Br. from Troon bslow Phladephis
has lost mainmast, 40.
BRIO LIE HoUaHToN Anderson. At Phiiadephia from
Portiand reports the evening Oct rs during saie
from sW while shortening sai charles Desrborn second
mate leongng TO Alexandria, Va, fell overheard; tackled
ehp and made every effort 10 him. Of
very heavy the time unable find him His
--~os cAi lccosv0 Ms snaca cAinS aAdroaains
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct 2S-7P. NJ.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Oct 2S-7P. NJ.
Synopsis FOR the Past Ttceatv.yoW Hours.
The storms which were Friday evening In Nevada
apparently now extend from Kansas 10 Montana.
The low barometer on Lake ontario has moved
north and eastward beyond our stations. The brisk
southwest winds accompanying 1t have veered to
northwest, under the influence OF an area OF high
barometer. which has advanced from Mississippi
into West Virginia, and clouds have spread from
the Lower Lakes eastward this afternoon. Clear
and pleasant weather continues In the Southern and
Gulf States.
Probabilities.
Clear weather will probably continue on Sunday
on the south and Middle Atlantic coast and par.
italy clear weather in New England; brisk north.
west winds prevail during the night from New Jer-
sey TO Massachusetts and on Lake ontario; the
storm west OF the Mississippi move northeast
warlIy, with southerly and easterly winds on the
Upper Lakes, by Sunday night.
Cautionary signals have been ordered at Cape
May, New York and Oswego.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
MIR. SANDS DESIRES A COMMITTEE.

NEW YORK, Oct. rs, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Finuing myself severely. and as deem unjustiy,
attacked IN several OF the pubic journals, Tor ne.
EQUATION which regard as alike profitable TO the
city and honorable TO myself and all parties con.
cerned, and believing that newspaper controversy,
heated and excited times like the present, Is not
the best Of arriving at truth and justice, and
having bean also severely criticised lor taxing pub
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

CLEARED.

steamship City Of London tr) Tibbits LiverpooJobn n
Dale. 49, N''" "
steamship Oceanic tBp, Thompson, Liverpool via Queens
steamship Algeria tBr). lie kessurer, L,verpool-c O
Hurst.
Steamship DonAu tNG Ernst. Bremen via SOUTHAMPTON
Oeirichs 4 Go
sts.mship Caledonia tBr) ovens.one Giasgow--Hcndsr.
s.eamship Clyde, Kennedy, Galveston via Key wesc
Steamship Emily b souder, Burd,ck, New orIcans-Fred.
eric Baker.
s,samshiD 81 Louis. Whitehead New orleansH crom.
well.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

Steamships City Of London for Liverpool; Oceanic. do
Algeria, do; England do Caledonia GLASGOW; Donau
men Nandaia, Hamourg Clyde. Kew West Galveston;
sondcr New Orlcans st Louis, Mercedia Fcrnan
dina Montgomery, Savannah San Salvador, do Manhat
tan Char'eson; wyanoke, Richmond. &C Isaac bell.
Wilmington, NC; Volunteer, Philadelphla.
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
The New York herald., 1871-10-29

fassed Out-barks Ann, PenaTth Roads Sarah Fra
Glasgow % for npaG .Srs Kns
'F r1o sa hs ce~ for ss .s. w us
and Central America, Roberts, Philadelphia; Fountain.
GLoycEsTER, DC. g7-Au!yed, schr. Carrie Mann, and
Miller do FOR do Hummns Bird, stevens and AI,amiia,
Mcclellan Windsor Ms for do Storm Peire Davis, Calais
INDAN0LA, Oct li-clcared, schr Carrie Edridge New
I7thaoutside, schr Minnie, Hudson, from New York
IN port l7th schr r5ankln Clark, for New York dg
J1cksoSyiLIE Arrived, brig Edith, Crowley,
Guy Phelps Smaller, and Nevada, Davis.
SiT KEY Y0ys Mis o, a;sv r,s nS.,Cn
Remington from New York for Galveston land sailed
MOBILE, oc, % Arrived brig Star, Cook, Boston.
ane. .:hrs
Cuba Magnet Smith: snaos Gates Five Sisters Hooper
Monians .s sswyeg % and cru,oe Robinson, New
1sthn nsSaed, schr Frank, Randall, New YORK.
ssHf s1. ssr Ysst
=, MARBLEiEAD, oct 2S-saIcd, scir 9 Bearsc, Hodg-
NEW oRLEASs. Oct Arrived, steamship sherman,
Cardiff Francis Sage Cronk, from Hasre; nenrio' wes
clsarsd,Ba peryenche err, Bennett, Lverpool brig
soGTs@nsf PASS ocs %rrSeS bark Florence Chip.
NORFOLK ss-Cleared ship Charlotte Oats, savan-
sSs, sgFSF ~ x .s s..s Ss %s v.
Rssrnsd1scsr Waterman, Hnckley. Gloucester tor
New York.
sailed-schrs Samuel Fish, Ball. Boston for Wilmington,
NC; Nellie IL Malock Esstpor for New York usryer'
Norwood, and onward, Leland, Cslaa Tor doi omanss
Wooster sullivan Me- for do Mary Chiffon, Parsons r
mouth for do Chernb, Fletcher and Dcboran Jonas IN
Do Lsmsrns Quincy warsham for DO ses sr xSs~v
Whisper, Farar Bristol for Key West splsnaid rnnncy
wareham for New York Fish nawk r,s M
Phl.dspha oora Kent New Yora snsw MsT aouossst
for Lucy Church, Baker, Philadelphia for boston
NEW LONDON, Oct N-Arrved. schrs b . AppcsA'os
The New York herald., 1871-10-29
BELOW.
SAILED.

Bark Goethe tNG), steenkeE. from Hamburg tby pno.
hos Hone Nh
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-09
Last and least, Packard, q United

Last and least, Packard, q United
States Marshal, and President Of
the Central Committee, is just the
man to revel in Discussions. He is
always on the wing, and fy-blows
everything he touches. Like the
green ny, he is always prepared to
deposit maggot whereverhe lights.
He Is ehum Of Lowell and Casey,
and is fighting against Gov. War
moth and the Republican party, in
favor OF the Democracy, because
Lowell and Casey are doing like
wise.
We ask members of the Republic
can party if they are willing to unite
themselves with Casey, Lowell, and
Packard, in their bitter, venomous,
personal war on GovernOr War
moth, and in their efforts to disrupt
the Republican party at all hazards,
if possible? Are they willing to so
distract their party as to insure its
overthrow in 1872, and place the
Democrats in power? Are they
willing to be led about by the nose
by the soft-headed Casey, or the
iy-blowing Packard, or the mali
gnant Lowell /? We think not.
AT any rate, let these men be de-
feated in their undetermined mach
nations for the disruption of the
Republican party and the gratifca- |
ton OF their personal hatreds. I'll
We mistake not, already the gir,lle
OF fire which is to make these scor- |
pions sting their own lives to death !
rs closing around them. = Eog,ire |
Por.sh ReyiSer.
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PARISH COMMITTEE.
August 18th 1871.

August 18th 1871.
AT meeting hell this day, q mem
bers answered Ia their l.alnes. Dr.
itOrall inttndpcei the following reso-
luton which Was adopted.
Resolved, That the Presidents and
Secretaries of Mother Ward Clubs.
are hereby requested to present
To the Secretary of the Parish Com
Z mittee, copies N ithe.i Credentials of
Delegates elect to the.State Conventun
between the present time and O'Clock
this evening.
Resolved, That to afford the time
necessary to present the credentials rs
contemplated in the foregoing reso-
milton, we do now adjourn to meet in
inns place at 6 o'clock P. NJ for the
iafther transaction Of business. and
tha1 every memhas' 81 l,e.rsrlsh Com
m,ttee be urgently. requested TO an.
pear AZ his seat ,a.Y the above named
time. =
!he C"nmittse ialjantne,t accor.lli
ingly. ~ r ~
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-08-09
Political NOTICE.


At meeting Of the State Central
committee of the Republican party OF
the State OF Louisiana. held June 81.
1871, the following resolutions were
T&strssOlaksa. offered by Mr.. Raw:
WHEREAS, According to the require
ments OF resolution passed and adopt.
ed BIZ the State Convention of the Re-.
publican party, on the tenth dsy of
August, 1870, the State Central Ex-
ecutive Committee, appointed -by and
under the authority of said Convention
is directed to call State Convention
OF the Republican party on or before
the expiration of their term of seryiee.
therefore be it
Resolved, That convention of the
Republican party be and is hereby cal
led to meet in New Orleans on the
ninth day of August, 1871.
Resolved, That the basis of represen-
tatiep in said Convention shall he "a
follows, viz: Every seven hundred Re- |
publican voters in each parish, and in |
each ward OF the city OF New Orleans
shall be entitled to one delegate, and
an additional delegate for every frae.
ton over One-half Of seven hundred.
and provided, that each parish and
ward shall be entitled to at least one
delegate.
Resolved, That the presidents of the
several parish commitfees of tbo Re.
publican party in the State-except in
the parish of Orleans, the presidents
OF the mother war,l clubs are. hereby
and required to call ellec-
lions for said delegates To said conyen-
fi"n, and to forward to the President
Of the State, Central Executive Com.
inlttee the proper credentials of the
delegates elected, eouItersigned hy the
secretaries al their committees AMI
clubs, on OF before the time fixed for
the sitting OF the Conyention. !
Resolved, That fhcf president of the
State Central Executive Committee
DC and is hereby authorized and direc-
Ted to ascertain the number of dele
gates to be elected from each parish
md ward from the authentic vote i'm
Inc office Of the Seays,ary Of state, and
ssue bis ccla.amation ipr said elec- II
;lon, and have the same published in
he Republican papers throughout the
state.
2. Resolution introduced by Nj.
Lowell
Whereas, The time Of service of the
'ar!sA Executive Committee of the
'arlsh OF Orleans expired by Limitation
N the fifteenth day OF November. ~.
%; therefore, lie it /
Resolved, That the seventh dav of
august, 1871, he designated as the
ay when elections shall he held in I
ach ward of the city of New Orleans
Or delegates to the State Convention
allied to meet August o. 1871. pofls to +
e opened and closed at such horrs "a
ne. Presidents Of the mother ward
lnbs may Indicate, mt least oae weeks
office of the same being given.
BY order of the committee. n
s. b. PACKARD, President
p. F.. .HrRwIo. Corresponding Sec.
na-Repnhlican papers of the State
i'll please copy.
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C0MMER CIAl.
Tuesday, Aug. S-11:3O A. M.

Tuesday, Aug. 6-11;30 A. nj.
CoTTON-The market continues
depressed by discouraging advices
from other points, and with scarce
~ any demand, the sales are con-
fined to trifing lots.
Quotations are nominal
Yesterdays business embraced
125 bales. and the market closed as
follows: 'o "''
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hat wei ,nI - : shower. and you get your
Of the borss '" W. !. before II is dry. And so
n.,sn;rs.;a. "hen he comes in. wet with
bfnshrn snaoot9 his hair with coarse
noth;no ~ sh broom is better than
Isttsr e on y sls sIg, The aninaallvill feel
to sisn sb S;n Wi De only halt the trouble
~ ''ea" nm the next time he needs II