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den light" This is an antithetical ex-

den light" This is an antithetical eT-
preston used 10 indicate the opposite OF
what is gri-voas and oppressive. Inc
woke is emblematic Of oppression. Ii
WAS the custom Of the ancient Romans
10 cau.e their captives to pass under the
woke in token Of their subjuCuti"n, and
there i, wncre we get the word suhlu-
gate which means TO place under the
woke. Yoke like the word cross, has
come t. be- used rs an emblem of whatev
er gives eneasiness and ci-quietudc. In
the Acts and in Galatians, the ceremonial
law is called yoke. Our Savior
designed to contrast his teach
iuss and preccpts with the doctrines
of the Pharisee.. which were burden
some. and 10 make the contrast more
striking he nses similar terms. The Ger
emonIcS and doctrine, OF the Scribe, and
Phalisces we're really yoke aud bur
den. The precepts of Christ were only
a yoke by contrast. Whoever heard OF 1t
woke that i easy, or MS It reads IN Tn"
sermon, soft? The contrast Is made very
vivid and striking To the Jewish mind
by this use uf similar terms for TN" ms
tn-v nr IN. Jews hyd tYu~bt them whnt
A yoke meant: il meant oppression.
Tho sneaker nroceod.d ta draw n con
trsst between sin and holiness in their
respective effects upon the heart one CIV
ing unrest, the other rest. 4 large audi
euce lIstcr ci sttcntIvely TO the dl,cour>"
'hoi 10" '" ~. p., n L ~, -, -.an
len'urt ~ ~ ii''' .GIr,o. - ~ - ,;ng. .r,.
,.," ,.,., ~" ~, ,ha. - g',n ,;,v of God ).
p = '>'' VI 'n'', ,,,.,t ''','i ,h - tho
nv "o SPe""'' wa '''1 ,,;,,,,I ~, ~,
G'r's'lan ,i I''a,eu , ",Iu ,, p"TI, p;lto and @ NV
uI'','.'''','' ov'"'' tI - ;,I..,n.,,.I a.,
''S'''p ot'0', 't',,-,,, ,'r,.;
IT, P'''' III "'''1, ,i'' ~ ,,
""s; H.e was ,'' ',,''n ~ ''.' .''r ,',i,,.,
an" o''''I''''S anu S'''''''' ~ '.'' '''''
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, August 23.--Bcevcs-
Fresh Offering, 4.4GO head. making 5000
head for the week, against 1910 head
,ast week. The quality is mainly COM
mor to medium, good to prime steers
% ing fairly at fraction Of an advance.
Inferior and common extremely dull at
unchanged figures. Common to good
Texans at 7!Gloici poor to primo ma.
tive steers lOG,l3c; native steers Sc; *
ira fancy native steers from Kentucky
and Illinois 13iGl&!. Sheep and Lambs
-Rrccipls 500 head making 22,lG0
head for tho week, against 2S 900 head
Inst week. Sherpa shade frmcr at "a
G},; lamb, active and easier, and price.
liberal NJ 6IG74c. Swine-Receipta
$500 head making 1850 head for the
week against 1880 head lat week.
None offered alive.
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Cincinnati marHeI.

CI.rsNNATI, August 23.-Co.ton-
lirm"r at l4Ic. Flo0r-Quiet and firm.
Wheat-Quirt; new 75cmSl 81 accord
ing to quality. Confirm ut ia 14c.
Oa.s-Act,vc; now 25Mj0c. Rye-Dull
Mt s5,a opc. Pork-Duil and nominal at
so 5Om2I 80 Lsrd-Quict md firm;
steam l3lc; kettle lie. Bulk Meats -
quiet at s,Mll.m I2tc. Bacon-ActIve
at 9,GI&Ii3.Ill3!c. Whi,ky-Frm
ml in TAR demand NJ 81 %.
Hoc.-Frm; sto,kcrs $ 75G.7 90;
common Eight - total 50; good light
aud butcher, 3 ~ymo 90.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 23.-Fiour-Firm
Howard street and western surorfne
- IA; do"xtra - j0rG 50. Wheat
Steady; amber western 81 45; red 81 30
al -. Corn Steady; western mixed
s-3c Ua's-Duli and nominal. Rye
Quiet sf gOn 95r. Porh-s22 2jM'22 50.
BIik Mnut--ShouldcrS 9!m9ic; c!osr
~ SIDE, l2iMlL.e loose. Larc-Eas'rr
ut IllGi5. Blttor-S,cndy; western
oytros 10 Prt-olrnm--Ncry Gull; crude
5.Gj.,; refined ll!tlllac. C"G"o--
N.r,a- 81 l,#l- .pl". VIII ky-Ilrm nt
Il -
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Toledo Market.

To.rno. August 23.-F,ou--Du.l aaa
unchanged. " Whea;--Ac've; No. =
white Wabash 81 -; No. ! white Mich
icsr Il -; new 81 80; am5-r Mich
gan 81 ~; rev 81 -. C"rn-Ac,lv"
and a SHADE better; high miNad 71lo ,Uci
seller September $50; seller October
7sc: low mixed zoe. Outs-Quie' ard
frm; No. 2 new $40 seller August;
white new 4Oc; Michigan 45c.
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NONEKNAtENTs-Stradv.
RAILRoAU 8oNDs-Firw.
STATE BoNus-Qulrt.

RAILROAD btNpN-f irIN.
STATE BoNDs-Qulnt.
STocKs-inc market opened firm ard
advanced lGj per cent, hut in late deal.
ings the market gave ind.ca'iorSot weak
ness. and under considerable rulizuc
some shares experienced quit" Il severe
breakdown. Northwestern sh-r"- in
part cular felt the force, preferred de-
cGning from 59t TO 81 and common
from 45l to i2i. Lake shore held with
firrnne.s, but s. Paul went "tl /" 5-l
and preferred to 6l,. Rock Island sold
ut lOS}; Union Pacific vt 3; Pacific
Mail Mt 3s!; Western Union declined
from 81! TO s4!. There WAS no recovery
IN the final trade. The annual report 81
Northwestern to June 1t, the man re-
suits of which were made public son!r
weeks ago, appeared more IN dc:niL On
the street today, and made au uuilvur
able impression, causing ;h" G"".'" 4"
Northwestern shares m"ut'"neI ahov"
The gross earnings de- reased about u
prr cent. The Transactions ON the Stock
Exchange aggregated 1900 share. OF
which $500 we're Pacific Mm', 1900
Western Union, 9.0GO Northwestern com
mon, f-n0 prc'e'red, 5000 =. Paul
common, s 600 preferred, 1000 Lr'E"
Shore. a small operator u" ti" 'nor
side Of s.. Paul failed to dav.
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THE NEW HYPERION.

From Paris 10 Marry 10y Why onhc RHINE.
By Edward Sirahau. IIDm~,Iy ll.gs.
trat"d with over $50 EugrHvIugs, nom
designs by bore aud others. $50. lN'r2
Goth, black and gill ornam,utat.Cn
Cit Top. SJpp.
"Guain', humorous, md on',r'H'0lr.
describing tucJ Journey from Paris 10 Mary
br way oi the l.h!ur. II I>au ''quIsll'.y
printed and tHst'uIIiy bound No.Uut'.af
the Illustrations, three huUurlG iu HurI
b r, arr largely hy Gustav" IoI". he
nonh g, among thr most uu.qu' aud iaS
ciuUiug iu way that We have "Nnr
chauc,d 10 see. - BoVoj, Jo,Uu0i
az T. ~ purely humorous ne can well hs
imagined. II D. not a book 10 Dr cool'r
d,>cr bed. hui 10 br read and 'uJuJ eel and
laughed over. '-B.S'uU IdI,rfacr.
I'VE hnvc rarely examined worf
whose material seem iO D, 80 thoroughly
uiE,Si,i ud 'OmIgciIy arranged Hs that
before us.''-BpStDU GirJ".
"In hor coolly volume sh' las m To.a
useful contribution 4" Urop'un hiCctcr
The mechanical -, cuiiou Df'ur WokrLy
substantial and handsome. -Nor = Isa
T1d,y yeUdH"h
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Foreign Gratn Market.

LoxDoS, August 23-Tha Mark Lare
F.press in q weekly review 4 the grain
market SAYS: Tho wheat in Great
Britain Is telug gathered in much better
order than Was expected, prices gensr-
a'lv Weld lG2s shilling and in some cases
1G3 sh.llings. Iue lev samples look
wen in comparison with those Of last
wear. with less acreage and diminished
Weld. The Paris market also fel; the
beneficial effect of the weather, the price
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Pittsburgh Market.

PIrrsnUEGH, August % Whcat-
Pr,a"s are unchanged. Corn-Quict;
car s3G sjr on track; shc.led s0fcS2c in
elevator. Prtrol"rm--D Dull; crude 81 ~
st Parlc-''; refined lO!llc for Pmlsdcl-
pEir f.If.-r--
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nca,h of u wcll.Kuown Educator.

INpfASApon,, August -. - Rev.
Cyru, NUT, d. y. l.. L. D., Tor fifteen
wear, President OF the Indiana State
University, at Bloomington, died At that
place tn, morning, from rrmIttent
lever. Dr.. Nut' WIS one Of the most
successful educators ~ this country, and
ra, long held & position in the front rank
among the prominent thinker, and writ
srs 6 the VI. T.. Church. His remains
will b. taken to Green Castle tor burinl
st {. clock Tuesday afternoon, the .ith
inst
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Loss The steamer Abbotsrord.


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~ r'n, provision "e"'oFS, nave 'a'I'" WIN
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t"S''' Is 1T j" consequence '' Pr'v"',"'
~ =, P','e.'J,' y .., u"''''E 'n' "'''N VI 'h'
~. Nv
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yi're's were Prr''''' ana "'' 'ha' o'u'A
nc '7,,t% ~ III" .,I, T.. '''i I'll "|n',S WITS OF ] 'us
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rue 'I' VI, 'S' , SI'''.'''' VI ".'.C''' , IL.
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,,'so' E',". = .",, u" .'' Mrat'''' ,.T't'
!,
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GENERAL NOTES.

CHICAGO has set IA another example.
4 mar there has sued his preacher for
-l2uder. Damages S50,ouO.
: OF 100000 subjects Of the Sultan Of
/ Turkey. only 100000 ara Moha'une-
dams.
y DEMAND i, springin- up in some
sections, for criminal proceedings against
, DJncau, SIerman " Co.
AMONG the cadets at the Naval Acsd-
envy, Is young japanese named Matt
Au',rr.
A LONDON car conductor wr, recent,
Is sen;c, c~d to FIVE years Impeachment
with nnrd labor for endeavoriag to chrn,
hi, employers out of the small sum oi SIX
cents.
COUNT ARNtM is said t. be in very
poor state "f health. In fact he j. dying,
being ntH c,cd with the same ircursb'e
d.,rr>e, " hirh caused Cardinal " W'~cmrn's
8rnlu-L .aDrt,S.
HOSE VINO ur'e COWS "H '''.'''' ~ q
rope fastened "round '"S'r "e'N'' "'" u
ja we'll 70 take heed Of the example fur
,...., ~ r. IA nIn .r'' ~ban w. m .nJJroiy III"
..v gave. lurch, forced him u turn II
,am.r-aul: urI broke ms neck, driving
ai- ...it INTO the earth.
U.,y ,rd-oy J.hnson was Cover.
,r .,,,,t...,;,r, ,.. C,,,e
W i'''''','','' ~ - '0''0 N,'''''" W ''
''''''' '' 'u' '"P''''7 N'''' ""'
''.,r,'r WIN l. L!' oT" n'''',, .;9 '".''v ,ha
....s jr.,.r. wart 70 \ forge q. d uq4o
-boy pud tong, 90 p-"-"1. to rho
Governor.
.,,.,.,h,. ir. C.,,..r... ,r,s chosen
J..
.."s' '''" b''N SIX '"'.'' j.. l'.'' ''''''
tN" +. th" Hou.c and on" ~ tn" SENATE"
l....,.. III IN, House were SIR Butiing
rar. yr Massachusetts: NJ. Jersey, g.!
Name ,RrpubIrdus Nr Alien, of
~, ", ~ n'' ~ -. i,,.,I n, ,,....'
iniI. ,rl.,r. EX- Precedent Johnson.
Trs p,,.h,r,b p,., r,.r... .,frt.
.,a ,.., ,.o 7, .,,.. .u,,.. t,f.r
-. ..,..;.. ., ......,.,
'''' ''''' "'''
give" ,! the p""n." 'i the Sou.n To- Wee
P-r.ld.r., wilson. L. that of Ho,. jeff
,~.ur - .,-. bya l,. # h4.nmar,. mcm-
a.,. ~. .n,. &r,rd Arm, ot tie r .prh-
i,.., N.rn.baro Arch cb.,r.,,.~. are
d., .l,..,...... .,.,'...',. ,..,o,,,,;.,,
AN rngnNh paper unwl,,in@}y COM
p'fwrr,, ,Ho ",oyqv lir,,, WInreb.-
,,,.,,,ap r.,l ,.. ,..., ,uu;.,a, =. -
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TTgE WEATHER.
WAR DFPARTNENT, !
OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,
WAsHINGroy, August -, sc }
PROBABILITIES.

w NSh'HHl'Ni AIS"sb - y. ~
rE0BABILTTl -.
For New England, the Middle and
South Atlantic States, light rams near
the coast and cool and partly cloudy
weather in tho interior, with northeast
and southeast winds and continued high
or barometer,
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and
Ohio valley, clear and fair weather, snd
slowly rising barometer, with east 10
south winds and slight changes in bar
omcLer
For the Lake Region. clear vcathe-
and loG but slowly rising temperature
with east To south winds and falling
barometer folloved by threatening
weather.
For the Upper Mississippi a@d Lover
Missouri valleys, partly cloudy and
warner weather with southcrly winds.
falling barometer and light rains from
the Missouri Valley northwari to Mani
toba.
The Mississippi and Ohio rivers will
probably fl slowly at all stations
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shcridanln san Francisco.

san FRANcIsCn, August 2%.-Thc pro.
,,",,ion cscortiu% General Sheridan Is
now marching through Kcarney street
The General arrived ut T.. NJ. and was
met ut the wharf by th" Mayor and II
drputatiou of citizens, second brigade Of
the California National Guard, snd a
dclachmeut Of the Fourth Artillery,
which trcd a salute Of fifteen guns. The
procession is now on its wey to the Grand
Hotel in front OF whiciI the military will
be received and the Board ofSrpcrvisors
will receive the GTnersl aud cNt"nd free
dom The city streets arc crowded and
the DEMONSTRATION j, cordial aud impos.
ing.
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of -four having declined two
shtllings per sack. In many
parts Of France the harvest has been
gathered, but in no section will it be
unywise like last year Accounts from
the continent differ somewhat but a.!
agree upon the fact that the violent local
storms, with unusually large hail storms
doing immense damage, have visited
France, Belgium and Holland, Prices
are but little changed on the continent
generally. In Germany markets sre
firm.
The HerzegOvinian War.
vienna August pa dispatch to
the New Free Pycsse says the lnsurgent
force at Trebigne has been considerably
reinforced, ard is resolved 10 attack the
city tomorrow.
LoNprS, August 2f-G =. m--A
special to the StuHiard from NicnR"
saws the Horzegoviuian insurgents have
ma>>acreed ~ Turkish prisoners, cap
tured at Moreic Bands of insurgents
are assembling in the mountains Of Crete.
The Yincenrcs, Indiana, Times, here
tofore Republican, has been purchased
by three Democrats, who propose to co.,
duct It a. an Independent paper.
-
VIM. D Shipmpn, assignee for Dun
can, Sherman " Co, n. A. Cowdrey,
Samuel l.. 81. Barlow and y. \. Mac
farland justified Yesterday ~ sur"ti"s in
500, ,OO9 each
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rs.v or reports tins morning the
.-..t-...... a-e that the weather to-day
-, b. rar,Jy cloudy, with cast to south
.-.. and b. .her temperature.
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DrutaIuurderer. Released.

C1NCINNATI. August 23.-Thomas and
Nicholas Moran. who kicked their brother
William I, death, IN Filth street horse
auction last THURSDAY, were released TO
dav on $1,000 bal each, although charged
wth murder IN IN" second degree. The
action OF the police court authorizes
caused mucn un'avurabie comment.
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VIENNA, August 23.-OGical reports
show thnt th" wheat crops in Austrm and
Hungary have fallen otr IN quantity and
qWdI,y, and will not Weld more than
800. coo uuiuta=.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
NpSS YORK Money and StOCh
Market.

New York, August % -GoLD--Opcn-
ed At lI3I, advanced to ll%{, and closed
at1l3I. Rates paid for borrowing and
carrying 1m2 per cent. Loans were
also made fat
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FOREIGN.
500 Dc rrseI Closely Invested.

LONDON, August 22-Madrd dis
patches report ;nat the ,Allonsists ut SEQ
lie Crg"i have severed communications
between the Citadel and the outlying fort
which dc'cnds il, aud have cut the acqur-
duct wnlch furnished the bcseiged with
their principal supply Of water.
wheat Crops 4" Austria aud Hun
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ghc kansas Central Hack Hiu>
knyiroad Company.

The Kansas Central and Black Hills
Narrow Gauge Railroad Company, with a
apit.l of SlcO.UUO. has hcen organized
in Omaha The roud will be butt at
once from thn, city through the sGricul.
tu-al country south OF the Platte river.
and will be pushed toward the Black
His as soon as the development OF tbat
region warrants.
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In the baby farming house, at Roches-
ter, New York, the keeper admits that
three out of four Of the children brought
To her TO nurse within Ave weeks, have
died.
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4 Grandson of EN-PrcSident TaJ IOr
Charged with Stealing.

TorTKt, KANSAS, August 2@.-Thc
case Of John r. Taylor, late postmaster
At Locygue kentccky, which has been
before the United States Commissioner.
in thi. city, Tor the past week, on charge
OF robjiug rer;st"rcl letter, closed this
morning. lie was heid 10 bail in TIE
SUM Of three thousand dollars for
his appearance n the next term OF
the United States District Court. The
cnse crnuted great deal Of attention all
over the State, III Ohio and Iowa, from
the fact hat Taylor is II grandson OF the
President. He was on the staff nt
General sherman during the Mar. HIS
rrLnnhA LriinHn him lnnnnnnt.
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Boiler Explosion.

PITTsTUEGu, August Z3.--At SIX
o'clcck this morning one OF the boilers
comprising battery of seven in j. Pain
ter s son, Iron Mi.l, exploded. The
engineer George B,yuou was seriously
,esIdod and Fisher, tho fireman fatally
injured
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res American Rid Team had p tre-
., i'm. yesterday in New York.
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The Georgia Ins 'Trectfsn-A Beauti-
fnl Programme.

AUeCsTA August 23.-Several proml-
nent negroes Connected with the troubles
in the counties below here, have made
confessions. Jake Mooreman, first Lieu
tenant of negro company, testities on
oath, that nineteen couLties were TO be
embraced in the insurrecticn. Last Fri.
day was appointed for the uprising
All the white men and ugly women
were 70 be killed, and the pretty
white women were TO be spared, and the
land and -poi- to b. divided among the
negroes. All who have so far confessed
testify substantially the same as Jake
SOOreman.
Governor Smith arrived this afternoon
from WuyncSDoro. He is determined 70
preserve pesce, enforce the laws, and do
justice 10 The whites and blacks.
Al Danger has Passed.
AUGUSTA, GA, August 23-Governor
Smith was screnaded tonight and made
p speech to II large coucour.e of people
He sad tl're WAS ser o Is cause { r Hppre-
hension O, an insurrrction in disturbed
counties, hut owing t0 the timely and
prudeut action OF the whites uii danger
had pss,cI. The great mass of the col
ored people really knew nothing of the
gravity ard danger Of the plot into
which thcy were being led by few
bad Negroes. Uo counSelied pru-
drnce md fnrbesranco, aud all men,
white and black, should be protected in
their rights Of person snd property. He
would see TO it that peace and order ard
good government were preserved by the
rigid enforcement Of the laws. The
courts were open and all violations Of
peace would DO tried and punished.
There was 10 reason to approhend any
further inrrac,jon OF peace, and he will
ollor rrwurd "f five hundred
dollars for Tho arrest OF
Morris, the lc,nrr in the recent troubles.
l. Is reported that II col"rcd man WAS
killed in one Of the counties. The Coy.
error says he will offer reward for the
arrest Of the uu-d"r"r- if tho report
proves correct.
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Aghrc)inq Arai5tcr.

c.. closed ig Now YORK yesterday
,t t-.s
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Cardinal McCloskev will remain at
Paris until the end Of the month.
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The two men scaldcd by the explosion
of a boiler at Painter X Sons mills, Pitts
burgh. Sunday morning, died at a late
hour Sunday night
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Grand TrrufcSt.

New YouK. August Z3.--The Turner
societies numbering about 10000 men,
pargGci through tnr streets today aud
arcrward, took ears ani steamboats, for
Hone, Woods. The festival in the woods
vii he cnnlinued tnr three dNv-.
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Action or the { ommIsSi to Inycsfi-
g-tc Indian Frhud
Damage by rro,, In wisconsin.

MILWAUKEE. August 23-Advlcos
rrom thirteen counties in djA"rclt parts
ot thc State show that there w"' frost
on Sunday morning and a heavy 'rcs. on
Mondsy morning. Corn suffered great
damage. and the report comes from dll-
fercnt place, that three quarters Of it ls
killed. Tobacco, If which there j. -
barge screago in kock and Jefferson
counties, is totally DESTROYED. Hops,
buckwheat, potatoes and ALI vines on the
low lands are badly injured Tn" weather
Is cold. with prospects Of another frost
tn ninht.
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Another Invitation 10 Mr. Davis.

LOUISVILLE. August % Tho Board
Of Directors Of the Christian county, Ken
tuckv, Agricultural and Mechanical
Association. has invited Jefferson Davis
10 deliver an aGdTe's at lis eleventh
annual meeting, which commence, Oct
ober Oh.
Mr.. Davis was born in Christis n county,
a0d likely dcsrc to renew the a.socia-
tions OF his youth will 60 fsr towards
inducing him to accept.
New se bali Club.
Eleven thousand dollars stock was
tsk.n in new base bal club to COM
mcnce next season under the name Of
Louisville and it will compete for the
championship of the United States. Ar.
;icles ct incorporation were adopted and
preparations for securing first class play
er, tu commence NJ once.
To DAYS game resulted as follows:
Eagles IL, LexingtonS 8.
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HAzL1TT's LIFE OF NAPOLEON

The Lilo Of Earoloan Bonnpartr. ~
William Iaz'itt, Now FdiuOu. i.IustIsl-
cd with Steel Plates. Three vols Large
l2mo. Extra clOlh, $40: sheep. 500.
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WILDMOOR.

4 Novel Py Florence Rurckeff. l2ni.
Fine cloth. sLrI.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-04-10
A COLD WINTER.
The Coolest Season on Record-A
July Snow Field.

The following from The New
Haven Palladium will be of interest
to all those who have enjoyed the
moderate mildness, comparatively
speaking, of the present winter:
The winter of 1741 was famous
throughout New England, as much
colder than any preceding it.
Probably no year since could fur
nish testimony for cold weather so
Intense or protracted. The snow,
which covered the whole country,
as early as the 18th of November,
was still found the next April coy
ering the fences. The Boston Pc st
Boy of Jan. II, reports a tent on
the st. Charles river for the enter
tainment of travellers. The Boston
News Letter for March 6, tells us
that the "people ride every day
from Strattord, Con-, to Long Island,
which is three leagues" Even as
far East as New London. we are
told ''the ice extended into the
sound as far as could be seen from
the town. and that 'Fishers T. land
was united to the mainland by n
solid bed. On March %, The
Boston News Letter reports that
the people living on Thompson 5
Island had crossed over to Dor
chester TO church on the ice for the
fifteen preceding Sundays. As late
as the 9th of July. letter from
New London, Con-, reports on the
east side of the Connecticut river
a body of ice as large as two carts
can draw, clear and solid. and adds
artlessly, ''that it might lay there a
ii''itAi were 1t loD IffaI SO
many resorted out of curiosity to
drink punch made out OF it" On
the 18th of July, snow was still living
in mass in the town of Ispwich,
Mass, nearly four feet thick. But
the most marvellous record of that
season is the statement made by
Alonzo Lewis, another of the annals
Of Lynn, Mass, that "Fraucis
Lewis, the signer of the declaration
of independence, lro his horse
from New York to Barn>table, the
whole length ot Long lslanI Sound,
the ice."