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Atn reoent mestlpg Of the california

At recent meeting Of the California
Academy Of Sciences. DR.. W. II. Dali,
of the United States Coast Survey, gave
some account of discoveries made by
HIM on the island Of Unalaska. where, in
excavating, he has found the remains of
seven ancient villages, together with
knives, needles and other household
utensils. In tomb near the seaevi-
dence was found that prehistoric Aleuts
preserved the remains of their dead by
removing their viscera, stufing the
bodies with dry grass and drying them.
The corpses were then placed in dry
caves, dressed as in life, ornamented
gaily, and covered with carvings, the
most remarkable Of which were large
masks painted different oolors and orna:
mented with feathers, tufts Of hair and
bristles Of deer. Sometimes the bodies
were placed in natural positions, covered
with carved wooden srmor, or seated in
miniature canoes or arks and equipped
as if for hunting. or holding paddle.
These discoveries were made in places
which it had hitherto been supposed
were never inhabited. nn
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SHIPPING TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the Pubic LEDGER
office. AIT
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MEDICAL
The Horse Plague
FORESTS JUNIPER TAR

DUBLIc LEDGER JOB PRINTING rs
Il tablishment. No. Is Madison street. Com
mcrcial. steam boat and general job printing
executed with neatness and dispatch.
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Office, 81 Charleston avenue-Ware's
drug store; at night, at Hotel de Europe.
70
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violin and guitar strings. best
italian, az n. seehausen'ss Sfo
second street. 81
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VIcKsBURG has the horse disease
one hundred and twenty
i've cases.
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LOTTERY.

For balance Of Prizes send for Circular.
Ihts legal enterprise l. Endorsed by the high
est Authority Of the state and the best business
men.
The limited number Of Tickets on hand will
be furnished those who apply drst.
WANTED. For full particulars address
}. VI. PATIEE,
f4-st General Manager. Omaha, Neb.
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For the finest solid gold jewelry go to
the Jet Palace. 661
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SOUTHERN PALACE closing out sale,
Bargains are the rule 5sf
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Doors and shoes at extra low prices,
sold regardless Of cost, at the Southern
Palace, 3s2 Main street 5st
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PHELAH & CoLLExDERs beveled tables
at the Peabody Billiard Hall. sc
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W. z. Mitchell's school, 1893 Third st.
at
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BARGAINS are the rule at the Southern
Palace closing out sale. JUS 6ST
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sTRAxcERs visiting the city should moi
fail 70 visit Peabody Billiard HALL sc
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CELERY received daily at Victor d.
Fuchs, ~ Jefferson. --- ----- 26-I
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ScARFs and shawls. large stock, cheap
est in the city, at the Southern Palace
closing out sale. 1892 Main street. 5St
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FFEsT billiard hall in the eity.oEil.
letts. a0T
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PEABODY Billiard Hall, largest and
most elegant in the Southwest. sc
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nn,,co 40 Co,,.m Mer chants.

l am prepared TO haul cotton at the
rate of two hundred bales per day.
Apply to JAMES ALoEo'
rat 1872 Main street
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Purra. no Jefersaa sLrsel. 81
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pETTFE FFELs, IS Jefferson St. 81
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FoR solid gold jewelry go to the Jet
Palace. COL
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
Once: no. rs Madlson Street.

MI cBG PTIIS;
SATURDAY Evening. Nov. 30. iS7a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-14
The Albany KnlslHx Prisenc-s--E:Gs-
teen Recommended for d1e,uCney.

New YoRK, August ia Washington
dispatch >a * il,f. Enlouol Whitcley, chiet Of
the Secret Service Division, rci;oit- ~ !nror of
the pardon of Collins and seventeen others Oi
the kuklux of South Carolina now I'M
prisoncd at Albany. Collins WAS one Of the
persons recommended for crncncy by Ger
rtt smith. aud is III iIlitcratc and simple
minded m,:i. '''hr 7cv"ntecn other cases are
analogous to ColInsS. -
Colonel Whitclcy reports against the par.
don of Brown. for whom recommendation
WIS also nude hy Mr.. Smith, but makes no
recommendation i'll the c;l>cs OF the remall-
in@ lnrty>Siy prisoners;
1t is understood lhHi tl'6sp w'lo ore rcconl-
mended for pardon will hc released initi:Utli;
ately.
Colonel Whitcley, in his report, states that
the prisoners were examined separately t.!
himself, they not knowing who he was nor
what WIS his Object. He says they were
manIy frank and c0m!DInicatirc. Some OF
them are vcr>' poor Ant urIearncd aid have
left large families behind them, and Whileac'
knowlcdging that they were members Of the
various Orders Of the organization known as
:Eukluy klan," and that they had been
Justly sentenced rs such, plead in eXtenli'.
ton that they bad joined the Order without
= full knowledge OF It's aims and oIjectsi and
had been melted to deed, Of violence by theil
leaders, who had managed to escape from the
country, leaving them TO bear the RESPONSE
bilty and punishment.
UPWARDS of forty examinations were made
in the manner Indicated. neither prisoner
knowing that any one but himself bad been
called out. There was Il singular lnanimity
in their statements, and Il general expression
of regret that they had been drawn into nj
organization differing So entirely from what
they had been led to suppose.
Colonel Whtc,cy represents that the contrl
ton manifested 10y many of these prisoners
and the general facts OF their cases appeal
strongly Tor mercy; and he says his views as
to the cXpedlency of restoring any OF them
70 society through the exercise Of EXccu'
tive clcmcneY are Eleqlis, in, favor OF such a
course with SUll!c pui';iDi! OF them! btsievln.
it NAV he done in some Of the eases not only
with great safety. hut fully i'll the interest Of
public good. lie calls special attention to
the names If four of the prisoners IL proper
subjects of clemenCy OH account OF Their oid
are and their poor and unIearned condition
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON. August 13.-The low harom-
eter in Southern Michigan will move east
wardly with threatening weather aud rain
and soIthwesterly and nortbeasterly over
the lower lakes. Cloudy and threatening
weather with occasional rain ares over New
York and New England. On the South At
lantic and Gull variable southerls and north
crIy winds, with partly cloudy weather and
rare coast rains. Clear weather and north
erly and westerly winds in the Northwest
and the Mississippi and Ohio valleys on
Wednesday,
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RICHMOND. VA. WEDNESDAY MORNING.

copying the names, particularly on real-estate
book. Not untrequently we have two bills
against one and the same person (and Lave
had three. This occurs from an improper
entry of the name.
"With all these facts, think the loss TO
the city is considerable, and cannot be pro.
perly estimated. and there is not doubt in
my mind OF considerable loss in conse.
quence of not having the whole OF the bills,
real and personal. ready on the 10Th of June.
;. C am aware the books exceed the amount
Of assessments in 1871, but That excess is
gained by the culyert and poll-tax and the
tax OH the banks on their capital.
Respectfully.
[Signed] "JoHN F. REGNAULT,
Collector"
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The Victims Of the Esoisening a Reids-
willie, n. T..
Snccial telegram to thc pisrntch.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch
GREENSBORO, y. g., August l3, 1SI2.-Wc
have the following names of victims of the
recent poisoning at RcidsYille, reported yes
terllav Gentlemen: J. B. Smith, W. p. Ro-
bertson (railroad agent, WIN NJ. Houston
associate editor Reidsyille Record, j. i.
StanteId, William Cr0ttOr. :. +. Terry (pOSt.
MASTERY, Eddie Richardson. I. j. L. Lewis,
Mr.. Fontalle and laniIy, and DR.. J. ".
smith. Ladies Miss SalIie Smith, Misses
Pattic and Salie Lindsay, Miss Lou Harris.
Miss Lou Irvine, Miss Anna Richardson,
Mrs. Redd, and others whose names are not
remembered; All have recovered, with one
or two exceptions. The preliminary trial OF
johnson. the accused. resulted i'll his being
committed to Jail in default of bail.
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WIEN WE HAD THE LAST RAIS--THE Low
WATER HERE AND ELsEwnERE.-Since the
10th of March we have had no rain in this
vicinity that moistcned the ground more
than to 4 depth of two inches. 4 few light
showers occasionally, which, however, were
speedily drunk up by the thirsty earth, or
were evaporated by the intense heat. have
for an hour or 80 given promise of more and
lent little life to the parched vegetation
hut this l. all. The ground X actually crack
ing open, the grass and forest trees are
dying, the streams are nearly dry too, and
wells and springs are failing to furnish the
usual supply of water. The water in the
river is nprecedentedly low, and Superin-
tendent Davis earnestly warns all who use
the city water only to draw from their hy-
drants what is actually necessary, or else they
may soon have none. From some portions
of the surrounding country we hear the same
sad tale of dry weather and short crops. In
4 large belt OF country, including the upper
palt of Hanover and portion of Goochland
and Louisa, the condition of the tillers of the
soil is truly dcpIcrable. With absolutely no
rain since the date above mentioned, they
nave no oats, tlicir hay was not worth
cutting; indeed, in many fields there was
hohe to ciit. and large fields of corn will not
produce biisllei to the acre: Iii this cx-
trpmity, and looking to the wants of the
winter season. many farmers are cutting
down sassatras bushes and drying the leaves
for provender for their stock.
Yesterday afternoon Il gentleman re-
marked TO the writer that he had just re-
ceived letter from Lexington, Va, which
stated that the packet-hoat had been unable
to reach th1t place for two successive trips,
owing to the low water. We'll may one OF
our contemporaries cXclaim "Heayen help
Us It wp do not have abundance o! rain very
sOOn.'
But the drought does not extend over the
entire state, for reports from the Southwest
represent the crops there as unplccedentedly
fine, and that the good people in that section
of the State have Becn blessed with fine rains
during the season in which Others have SUI
ttreI 50 nluoi,
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e'Bai..ain Arrested in Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 49, -OBaltwin was
arrrstrtl here this morning. lie was subSc.
puently ittTfaSed upon giving bond in $500
not to fight in NiaifEartl: Aaee has not as
yet arrived.
LArER-MACE ALSO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. For
THE FIGHT IN VIRGINIA.
p.LrlMoRE, August 3.-Mace arrived this
afternoon g!ohi Philadelphia. knowing Il
warrant was out for his arrest, he drove
quickly from the derot to tiit clerks office
Of the Criminal Court and gave silnila'
bonl to that Of O'BaldWin not to violate the
laws of the State by engaging as principal or
second in any prize-tiyht within its limits
iUr tWhlFe months.
The stca;iat ISldsaacttisetts Is has. been char.
tered by O'Brdwln;s f:itht's and the Cyrus
2. smith ny Nlacc's friends. Trey leave here
at O'Clock tomorrow afternoon fol the tntt
tle-ground, which will be i'll Virginia. 1t i
understood the fight will come off at an early
hour Thursday iiiorning:
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MoRTCARr REPORT. The following is the
mcrt,lary report for the week ending Satur-
day, August 10, 1872. complied from sections
returns received at the office of the Board OF
Health:
Whole number of deaths in the city, II.
LIN addition. still-born were reported
| white and l coIored. Sex Males, 23; le-
males, Is. Color: White males, 8; white
females. 8; coored males, II; colored ic-
males, 10, Condition: Single, % married,
3: widoWers. ,; widows, =; unknown, >.
Nativity: United States, 40; scotland, ].
Locality: Marshall Ward, 6; Jefferson
Ward, l2;, Monroe Ward, 4; Clay Ward,
,: Jackson Ward, Z; almshouse, i; Aledi-
cal College Intirnaary, 2. Age: One day TO
thirty, 8 one month to six, 3; six months
to twelve, 3; one year to three, 70; three
years to five, /; five years to ten, 4; ten
years to twenty, 8; twenty years to thirty,
=; thirty years to forty, 3; forty years to
fifty, /; titty years to sixty, =; sixty years to
'eNenty;2; seventy years TO eighty, l /; eighty
years to ninety, l unknown, /. BY whom
certified: Regular practitioners, 81: Board
OF Health, &. Causes of death Absccss. / :;
cholera intaptum, 4; consumption. > Il white
and colnred) cole, diaI rhua (;tclItc). 3 !:
dhrrhnn (clronic}, =; dysentery (acute), ,;
debility, /; dropSy. :; heart disease, l :;
intantile lockiaw, !: marasmus, ,; old age
|; paralysis, =; pneumonEa, =; premature
birth, l; scrotula, i; softening OF brain, l :;
tecthing, !; typhoid fever, | !; unknown. 3.
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..,io,, q, the Crispins of Lynn.

LYNN, Mass, August Ia large meeting
of Crispins last night adopted the following :
"Resolced, That while we recognize the
richt of manufacturers to offer such terms as
Justice and Il regard for their own interest
NAV seem TO require, we also shall assert and
maintain at every cost and every hazard our
right to belong to and participate in any
r,,anization--sociil, industrial, religious,
DoIitical. or bcueficiary---which in our Judg-
meut iswise and proper; andany attempt on
the part OF any one to abriige or ot,stiuct
such right is vile and indefensibie inter-
ference witt, personal liberty.
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LATER.

New YORK, August 13.4-It is aScrrtained
that twenty men OIL the Spanish ram Nu-
mancia are suffering from yellow fever, and
it is unknown how many incipient cases
there are. Six ,nen died or the passage
from Havana to this port, and the seventh
died Il few hours ago. The renlallling suf-
fcrcrs will he removed TO the hospital to-
morrow. The Numanca is being flinigated
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the pi,ichiaeIs Convention i'm R!"uisi-
anu...A Fusion with ihG zdHeta's
Rcinclcd...A Sniit il ti,e Result, kc.

New ORiEsSs. &ugtist 13.--Thc Pinch
hack Convention had stotnttF session last
evening. General Hugh J. Campbell spoke
in favor of an alliance with the Liberals and
indorsing Greeley He stated i his motion
n that effect failed he would withdraw
The proposition 10 fuse with the Liberals
was rejected by i9S to 81 wherenpon Gene
;7ll Campbell, the president, with eighty
seven members, withdrew from the Conveil-
| lion.
Colonel G. W. Carter also declared for
Greeley aud fusion with the Liberals.
Piuchback declared that republican GOV,
ernlncnt in this State could only be had
under the leadership OF Grant.
THE CONVENTION DECLARES FOR GRANT AND
SoMlSATEs PISCHBAcK FOR GOVERNOR.
The Convention to-day passed resolutions
indorsing the Philadelphia platform and
pledging their support to Grant ana W l,son,
after agreeing to nominate fuil sta1e
ticket. ., H.
The following nominations wefe then
made: For Governor, b. d. 5. Pinchhack
(colored); Lieutenant Governor, A. b. har-
ris Secretary Of State, George b. Loua
Auditor. W. Jasper Blackburn; Attorney
General, \. p. Field: superintendent OF
Education. w. 6. Brown (colored); Con-
cressm man ut Large, II. c. Dibble: Congress
man First District, Edward Butler (colorcd}:
Second District. L. \. Barrier (colored)
| Third District, Thomas Ii. Noland Fourth
District, Madison Wells.
Presidential electors and alternates were
then elected, and the Convention adjourned
| sine dle.
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
sew York stock and Money starke

Seg York stock and Money Market.
NEW YoEk. August 1s.-Money 8 TO 4
per cent. Sterling, 81 to 81. Gold, 114l to
114h. Governments steady. States quiet.
Tennessee.S, I3i; new, 7@s. ViTsinia's, 10 !;
new, 30: consols. 50t. Deferred West Virgil
Mas. u. Louisiuna's, 53; new, %. Levee's,
50: So. 70. AIabama's, SO; 5's, 30. Geor-
gia's. 7S; rs. 50. North Cardinals, 50;
new, 81; special tax, II. South Caro-
lina's, ia; new, %; April and October, 26a.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. 1r,

1THE PIANO-FORTE BUsI-fEssss@
| NESS-Erom their long eSpericnceTT y
Nv, tI.ot no grtter l,lyautietS cap be offered than
tIcr nns.css they are agents for two or the best
luri,,iiyc,rrrs: CIckering, OF Boston, aud hlianc
e 20, Balii,nolr, Their prices are the same as tbe
n,anmraciurerg. They take obi Pianos In exchange
nt fair pri es They will receive old Pianos on saie
for n commission They VIII move Piaiios care
fully TO any Part of the city.
THEY will ip:ck Pianos IN the most secure manner
i'I PiAPO It,O sTooLs, PIANO COVERS, and PIANO
ATsiI ~ IL ''' S"'e' wooDHoUsE c PARHAM.
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Sess York Politics.

SARATOGA, n. T., Augisl t3.--Tfe Demo-
cratic State Central Committee fhet at Con-
gress Hall this afternoon. A brief and
animated discussion took place, i'll which the
question of an early call Of the State Con-
vention was pressed. It was resolved to
hold the Convention at SFrucuse at noon OH
the 4th of September next.
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Arc.,hssI,on of HaI,imare.

New Y0KE; August IA private telegram
from Rome to Archbishop McCloskey an
nounccs the appointment of hight Rev. Will
liam Henry Elder, Bishop of Natrbcz, to be
Archbishop Of Baltimore, to succeed the late
Archhisl,rn .Spaldiug. Bishop Elder is Il
native OF Baltliikrs. where lie was born in
1917
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The .straiSl,t.0ufcrs.s ~

WILMINGTON, DEL, August 13.--A call has
been issued, signed by William Dean, recent
fy chairman of the Democratic State Com.
mittee, for The election Of delegates to repre-
sent The State at the Louisville Convention.
Dean has also organized "straigbt-out !"
Democratic club, and o large number of
Democrats, it is claimed, dre ready to join
with IL. - 80 -.
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Yellow Fever Excitement at Staten
gsfurG.

New YORK, August l3.-sofIe. excitement
has been caused amoyg the residents Of Sta
ten Island ut the arrival, yesterday AFTERNOON,
OF i Spanish war ship with yellow fever OH
board. a strict quarantine is to be nlain-
tanned in the hope that the scourge will not
reach the city.
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Police COURT, TuEspAY-Jushce Hii-
liam Hall Cre,o presid,ng.-The following
cases were disposed Of
John Griffin, charged with stealing horse
valued at $40, the property Of Hunt e
Roberts. Turned over to the authorities OF
Alexandria for trial.
Peter Robertson, charged with taking
away the child of Caroline Gardner OH the
10th of August. Discharged-tlie child being
sixteen years old, and supposed TO be able TO
take care Of herself.
Nelson Smith (colored), charged with as
saulting and threatening to kill Mary Smith,
his wife. Fined $3.50.
Elizabeth kirby, charged with stealing
from the person OF Thomas Corriil about S4o
in currency. Case continued until to-day,
and accused bailed in $500.
Merry Eacho, charged with abusing and in
sultng Miles Eacho. Fined 81.
William ii. A. HultZ (colored), charged
with stealing one hat of the value Of 81 from
Mary Folristall. Found guilty and sent to
Jail for thirty days.
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AUCTIoN SALES TIsIs DAY.

COOK & LAUGHTON Will sell at II A. NJ. nj the
residence Of Or. j. L. Harrison, on the williams
burg road, one horse, rockaway. cow, slteaf oats,
carts SC.
LYME 6 BROTHER win sell at p NJ. 4 rice build
ing 10, on The southeast corner of Bloody Run
and Ash streets.
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GE%r1yE ANrTrLE'.-Superior peach brandy.
.B select" wlliskry, a special brand OF superior
quality at a low price; "N ills" wl'isk"y. l'S7,
rirr - 20 per gallon: James lIcnnes'cy's brandy
vintage ai ls:u. $40 rcr rllitn Holland gin aud old
medicinal port wine. sherry. Madeira, and cha III
,.irnc wines. Also. IL lot "t very superior gun
powder tea spices and condiments. porter a'c and
English sauces. &c. Can bc had 1T W. ID. BLAIR "
Co.'S Ninth and Main streets, Richmond Va, ut
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The weather In New York.

New YoRK. August 13.-Thcrc were six
sunstrokes yesterday. At night there were
several showers, accompanied by thunder
and lightning, continuing till 10 O'Clock this
morning. wheli il cleared away again, be.
coming extremely hot.
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Jon PElxrISG.--N call the attention ut ner-
chants clerk. Of courts shcritls. lawyers. r'irau'
:;cnu~hip and canal uiccrsand gcnis.ahdall others
r ing ur,ers for printing. to The facilities "ictco a
the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTABLI"iiMENr Tor ihe
pro,nrt and faithful execution Uf a!l hndS Ut JOE
PRINTING VT ,.ln furnish at short n"ii'' 'ar'ls
I;in-,,n,e Ir,lr- Heads Plug.anin';, Sall Tickets.
Elnnks. pa,fiphlets, t:ys. lal!d.E!s,, Catalogues,
vIis of Fai,. soW-Elis, Checks, DRIFTS, &c, &C.,
Ec Satisfaction guaranteed.
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Railroad Lease Ratified.

ATLANTA, GA, August 13.-The lease OF
the Western and Atlanta railroad to the
Rrown-Camcron party has bceni ratified by
both branches OF the Legislature by an
overwhelming majority.
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COMM EEcI Al.
eeaN AND 91suUR EXCHANGE, s.
RIcnstean. y A.. AnsGs, ~, 1ssa. ~
..;.-ss. efFEfJA At;s. slss

- ,Sf}ttAs AND flypGH. .EsxCf3NE(SE3fs
y RTcnstaHp. " A.. iSns sSs, ~, tssa. IS
ls-sfs.-ss tsfFEEJs st;ss5
Wng4T.-N hitc. $3.50 busheis. Red, c,sst btis,-
e!s.
Coas.fssr h,se, ssa bnslleis. Yellow, 50 busfels.
+ UATS.--ii5 bushels. rs s. ~
& RYE bushels. -
MEAL GusficH. Sgsssssss
SALES sssSs.
WnEAT.-Whtte. i.sl2 bushels prime ut $l.5s;S
bushels very go0dat sLig 80 bushels Ytfy good
At 81 IS "a bushels fair at O. bushes good
81 &c: go bushels good III St.s5: 500 hushels yere
good on private terms. ed. 80 bushels choice am
ber at al.75; l.ls4 bushels very good nc Sfi3 $50
bushels good at Sle0: 2pS bushels very good purpie-
straw nc $i.Es: 49s bushels common at Sisss:s so
bushels common at ti.to; 2if bushels prime ut
5s8 buspS fair at Slr5S; 2cs bushels Sc1y good 1T
Slca; 80 bushels common at si.30: 80 bushels Prime
purple travail 81 So: leis bushels GOOD On private
te,Ins; IH bushels common al n. 80 bushels
cgmnori ut si-35.
consS llitc % bushels very good as 1ac. ~
bushels good at 5sc yellow, 50 buslr Is prime at
oATs.-1le bushels fir new ut a7c. 10 bushels
good new at isc. Is $500 Sgs 4
kYE.-eis bushels common ~ 5ac.
MEAL.--2o bushels at sJe. A - ~ 49,