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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-09-16
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Vnrl< County,.

NXTHEREAS, T. w. CAMPBELL has applied
w to me for Letters of Administration on all
and singular, the goods and chattels, rights and,
credits Of EDWARD r. BRANDON, late of nc
county aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admSyeh. iaiio
singular the kindred and II o Sa'I eet ee
ceased, to be and appear bef9p1ne al our m hexe Sa
boden f ut York io Court H.dse on the oath DAY OF
@ the said Administration should not be grauted.
Given hand and d. Seal Seal this 9th day tS0 of
ght hundred and seventy-fve, and in the
Jsdfh year of the Independence of the United
States of America. JOSEPH A. MCLEAN, 90
Judge of Probate.
September rs Ns
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Be Your Own Physician.


There is no case of Dyspepsia that GREEN'S
AUGUST FLOWER will not cure. Come to the
York Drug Store and inquire about it. If you
suffer from Costiveness, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, Indigestion, Liver Complaint or de-
rangement of the System, try it. Two or three
doses will relieve you.
AGUE CONQUEROR is the only remedy in
the United States that contains no Quinine, Arsen-
ic, or other poisons injurious to the system, that
will cure Fever and Ague, Intermittent or Bill
ious Fevers, and the Chils not return during the
season. 1t permanently cures Fever and Ague of
long standing.
June "a 25 eaWly
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

0NE hundred to one hundred and fifty acres
SMOOTH ROLLING LAND, within radius
of four miles from Yorkvlle Must be one-fourth
to one-third heavily timbered, good soil comfort
able HOUSE AND OUTBU1LDINGS, well wa
tered the year round, DC.
Address, with full description, stating terms,
J. c. H.. "Enquirer' Office.
Santember l6 81 4t*
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G. G. PARISH, AGENT.
OPPOSITE THE DEPOT.
DRY GOODS.

II ALWAYS keep on hand a fair assortment Of
i Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Ready.Mad Clothing,
Shoes, Ginghams, Bleached Goods, Check Goods,
Ladies' Crescent Underskirts, Balmoral Skirts
&C. Those desiring Goods in this line, can get bet
ter bargains from HAPPY CAL than anywhere
else.
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NEWS AGENT.

VUNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he will continue the NEWS
Quoted here by the late w. l.. Grist. The leading
illustrated and story papers on hand every Satur.
day. Any paper not in stock will be ordered
when desired Subscriptions received and for
wardea to the Charleston News and Courier and
other papers.
WILLIE FERGUSON.
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cts would be kept out that night, and the men
under arms until the news should be sent to
the negroes in the country. And the Clinton
war had reached an end.
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Spettal Wotites.

Agent for the Y0rkville Enquirer.
Theundersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has accepted an
appointment rs one of the canvassing agents for
the YoRKv1LIE ENQUIRER, and will be pleased to
receive subscriptions. JOHN L. GRIsT.
SaDtember l6 81 tt
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finantial ar0 Gonlnlerttal.

YORKVILLE, September l5.-CoTToN.-But
little of the new crop Is yet coming in. On Mon
day bales were sold at l23.
cotton during the past week have been rather
light. We quote middling, 13@134; low mid
ding. 12s Ola; good ordinary, III; lower grades
9@l2 The market closed firm on Saturday at
County Flour, ss.25@ss.5o per sack, according
to quality. Corn, 80 cents Meal, so@s5 cents.
NEW YORK, September l3.-Cotton weak and
irregular. Sales 6S7 bales, at l4t@l4s. Futures
ber. ID 1850 I3 7-32; October, 125@l229-32; No
vember, IL 1892; December, IL 25-32@!2 1916;
January, IL 29-32@l2 1915; February, l3 l,i6@
Is 3-32; March, l3 9-32@13 5-l6; April, 133 May,
l3 2s-32@ 13a; June, la 15-l6@l3 1892; July, IA
1920 ID 5-s2; August, 14i@l4 5-l6.
CHARLESTON, September lS.-CoTToN.",De-
mand fair and lower; middling l3; low middllng,
123; good ordinary, nominal.
LIVERPOOL, September 13.-Noon.-Cotton
steady. Middling uplands, I'd.
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CR0CKERY AND GLASSWARE

always on hand. Plates, dinner size sl.6O, Break
fast $l3O, Desert $780, Tea size scents per dozen
Handled Cups and Saucers, Is cents and Shopper
set: Basins and Goblets, $l.6O; Covered Dishes,
75c., 9Oc. and 100 each; Tumblers Csc, 75c, u,
$l.25, and $3.50 per dozen; Table Goblets, $l.D,
$3.50 and 500 per dozen !; Wine Glasses, 81 per
dozen Lamp Chimneys, Sun, and A, for 20 %
cents Bs3 for Is cents; Argand Chimneys Tor
Is cents Numberless articles unmentioned.
information cheerfully given. Remem6er, we
prepay freights whenever the roads Will i allow US
to do SO. When we cannot, we then allow com-
plmentary package.
JOHN w. L1NLEY q CO.,
Key Box ls4, Charleston, 8. G.
August II S2 ~
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NOTICE.

nOBERT MATTOCKS, who was regularly in
Ii, dentured to me rs an apprentice has alb
s0onded, All persons are hereby fOrewarned
against hiring or harboring him.
]. r. WITHERSPOON.
September 10th, 1874. ST st
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EI.AVORS.
KEROSENE OIL.

TUST received another lot of those fine favors:
eD Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, &C., which never fail
to give satisfaction. HAPPY CAL.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
In the Matter Of IT, D,,,r,,t
~ MEETING of the Creditors of the above
named Bankrupt, will be held before William I.
Cawson. Esq, Register in Bankruptcy of said
Court, in his Office at Yorkvle South Carolina,
on the 23d day of September 1873. for the purpose
of declaring a Dividend of the Bankrupt'S estate,
and for the other purposes named in the twenty
seventh section of the Bankrupt Act of March 2,
1867. j. II. CLAWSON, Assignee.
September9 36 vt
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VOU can always find Kerosine Oil for sale at
1 GALS, for the small sum of so cents per
gallon.
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JUDGE OF PROBATE'S SALE

JUDGE OF PROBATE'S SALE.
Rufns sydney Adams. vs. Rebecca Ford and 9TH
ers, heirs-at-law of David A. Adams, deceased.
Order for Sale.
DY virtue of an order from Joseph A. Mclean,
II Judge of Probate for York county, will ex-
pose to public sale at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, NEXT,
tract of land situated in said county, on the wa.
ters of Beaver Dam Creek, adjoining lands of
John B. Adams, Robert T. Smith, David J. Jack
son and others, and containing
TWENTY SEVEN AND A HALF ACRES,
more or less. The said tract of land belonging to
the estate of David A.. dams, deceased, and to be
sold for partition amongst his heirs-at-law.
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH.
Should the terms Of sale not be complied with
the property will bere-advertised to be re-sod at
at the risk of the former purchaser, on the next
sales-day. ($S.25) r. H. GLENN, 8. Y.C.
Septe1nber 8 SO At
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ASSTCNEE,S SALE.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
In the Matter of Tn Rankruntcv
J. D. sMARR, Bankrupt. IN Bankruptcy
DY virtue of an order from Hon. George 8:
ID Bryan, Judge of the Court aforesaid, will
expose to public sale at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, NEXT,
the Homestead belonging to said Bankrupt's es-
tate, situate in York county, containing
375 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
and bounded by lands of Richard Thomson, Bar
ney Brannon, G. L. Mcneil, and others.
TERMs-CASH. Purchaser to pay for papers.
j. H. CLAWSON, Assignee.
September 80 4t
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BACON.

TUST received and for sale 1000 pounds Of nice
J Bacon, cheap for cash, but not for sale on
credit HAPPY CAL.
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Mnn BUSHELS of Corn for sale, low down.
GUU Don't forget to bring the money-for its
money or no corn. HAPPY CAL.
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HARDWARE,


4 GOOD assortment Of Hardware and Cutlery
n can be found at the old stand of JOHN II.
ADAMS, which will be sold cheap, for cash.
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TE A. TEA.

TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
nON'T forget to call on CAL to get your Tobac-
IL co. for he keeps all kinds, and sells cheaper
han any one else in the place-from 60 cents to
b 90 per nOund.
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PAPERING.

WALL PAPERINU.
AM now prepared to furnish any style and
quality of Wall Paper that is manufactured,
and have on hand full line Of samples from
"-'o'' H. F. ADICKES.
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AUCTION SALES.
EYECTITOR,S SALE.

II WILL offer for sale at York Court House, on
the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER next,
a tract of land containing TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less belonging
to the estate of Williamson Howell deceased,
bounded by lands of ]. M. Smarr, J. s. R. Thom-
son, and others.
TERMs-CASH.
obor1 81 st
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the CHESTER FURNITURE STORE
II. BRANDT. Proprietor.
CHAIRS.

DLACK Walnut, Oak and Maple. Cane and
II Wood Seat Chairs, at the CHESTER FUR
NiTURE STORE opposite the Court House.
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ADMIN1STKAIO SALE.
nY virtue of an order from Joseph A. Mclean,
II Judge of Probate for York county, will ex-
pose to public sale, at York Court House on the
first Monday of October, next, the NOTES AND
ACCOUNTS belonging to the estate Oft the late R.
SPRINGS MOORE, which have been appraised
"doubtful' or "desperate."
TERMs-CASH.
W. q. McCoRKLE, Administrator.
September 16 81 3t
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AGAIN IN CLINTON.

All was found quiet in Clinton, the dead
had been buried, such negroes as chose to
come in 1--WE saw about dozen) did so unmo-
lested But the pickets were out, and seven
ty-fve or hundred whites, who yet remained
under arms and ready for any emergency.
The treaty of peace was accepted and ap-
proved, with the understanding that the pick
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With many good-byes and well-wishes from
the whites and blacks alike, the reporter, hav-
ing gone along with the war party, was OFT
with flag of truce flying to the breeze, car
ried to assure any fleeing negroes that the
war was ended and peace was made. This
reporter having gone along with the party,
went also with the peace party to see how at
fairs we're in Clinton, and to see the treaty
confirmed.
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HATS,

DRESS GOODS, CASSIMERES,
4 ND every description of Dry Goods, can be
n found at the old stand of JOHN H. ADAMS,
which will be sold cheap for cash.
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Financial.
NEW YORK, September l3.-Gold, 16a.
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Most of the Jackson company returned on
a special train in the morning. Some of them
who left came back half way on foot where
they got wagon, in which they came the re-
mainder of the way. Here they found a
great deal of excitement, which was moment
arily increasing, as squad after squad of
country negroes arrived and gathered around
the mansion. The news spread from house
to house and man to man that the negroes
were demanding arms of the Governor, and
the whites began rapidly to collect in numbers
in front of the capital Sheriff Harvey ap-
preached Capt Frank Johnston and request
ed a conference between leading white cti-
zens and leading negroes This conference
was soon brought about, and there the negroes
said that they wanted no arms and no fight; !;
that those who we're coming in from the
country were seeking protection, and that was
what they wanted that they understood a
large body of the whites were moving on the
town, killing as they came, and were already
within four or FIVE miles of this point, and
they were momentarily expecting them to
reach here The white people assured them
that if protection was what they wanted they
should have it. And soon so many of Capt
Johnson's company as could procure horses,
accompanied by Col. w. H. Taylor, deputy
sheriff, were on their way to Clinton to inform
the people there what had occurred. A com
mittee was also sent to Gov. Ames to inform
him that the men of Jackson were able to
protect themselves, and willing to protect the
negroes if they were for peace, and also what
had been agreed upon.
, 1875-07-28

!st~ria' kss;'ateh h. re Chs...ao fs,:un.
ToeuSr'. ,'uly 27.---fi.o aas::u.u el :Eon fot
t:.. ta1s.:a Iuclio Hn:t"ay hnse Atet. !auItd al
ia.. William during sl.9 PAST nolk. TAo largest
vcs'! e'er built tlia Ec'lssti equal. III feel
lv...;. las been lat1eha3 ii. f'.:. I'.i.ousio.
s}sssai ussJatth ta F.t t".sI'. itrthHt,
HAMILTON. 1n!y e1.-a. t.~1 ,o.or hls been
tis"Itr'd at iit'n Ii n. ~. ptui,usu1 OF OPP
na.d ~ tue rsit ssen II ;s.,'o l.tta II nlE. aud
tnu Ut coa! Kaa, Eau IL, c.s~t c.allc1,Bua Kaely
t1a trial.
steciHt Dtspatsh fo 1Is a. iJa Tr.6uas.
urrAWA. July 21-A :c3h!.tpo II to hc built al
onco luF tho Gots-.lur Ut t"u Northwest, Who
ever he Ilsy bo. II IL .p:Hertl in CERTAIN quas-
tern that tho Hon. Attt1l Crooks, Provincial
Treasurer OF Ontal.u. IL l. to oIsrc4 the po-
sitiuu.
Tns Capital ia unusually quiet at present. aud
but few Calumet biniste,n ate III tho uty.
apsc44t bf4uIt:h t" fhs t4,sf4s 1ribu1<.
N.Aa.aA, July a7,--The aanusl gathering Of
thu Uu!tcd Gn,sAu AReouiAfion wts held 1t
Quee,ston Heights an4 A4nea's Monument. Thu
rsogEantuo rolpis1ou 'ot picnic, or4.ions, eto-
Seu,. II tls votruas ot ths Var ot 1al2 msds
specclos. Cul. ucui:on. late President, tho lev.
DR. Ryufsou anh Il. II. Uates, the pFes.dant-
elsct .uaIo sl.sschss s9psoprlats to tho ocea-
tAtn.
Tho i. da and fruit crop in ssAs dlas1ict prom
lHta Meit.
, 1875-07-28
SWITZERLAND.

NEw YoHx. July II. IL c1rre espopdont at Co
nova g.tss an account in ol,e Of tho papers, tbs
morning, Of q torrihe k;utm which broke over
that city at midnight. Wednesday, the lib inst.
About o'clock few loavy drops Of rai.l hcgau
to fall and ut the sans time thu whole temper a.
ture OF tho horizon began so 10 !sfnsly illuusiu
ated BY aAllca Ut oet-l1ghtniug but tlsuse WAS
no thunder. 0ncu only. during tho estirs night,
was tharo one to,ritto clap Of Thunder, and TINT
WIS when tho stottu IVES Just over, Tho light
ming gradually increased onsi.y, and becaln Q,
,nieed, actually, and without exag }eyattou,
continuous. Ths eutlra atmosphere s,omed to
b. .n element OF ilanea, aud all thla lims
tAofo wns not the sllSlleat movement OF
air iu the streets. At about II o'clock
small ohtects lying on tho r1ofs of honses wero
caught up aud whirled around II by cyclone
Still there Has no movement Of ale mir IN tho
streets below At midnight tho tsnlrcht canio,
mainly from tho Jura ra,Igs AID from tho south
wcHt, travelling in that direction toward III. basin
OF Lalo 1eMhn: " It teased tho lake, II Bceritd
to xpraad cut into fRu-llke forfu, with fsont
sufficiently vide TO embrace tho eusra CITY. 1t
did no. last mach longer than tca mln,Noa, but
At tho end Vt 1t Geneva waa wrecked Us no army
Ut besiegess could llhvs Wrecked il in tin sa.,tn
Bpaco Of time. Thu storm came III the saaHe Ut
Al altunst compact snas. shaot OF leo
dEtpvp horizontally before the scmroat.
blast. 1u tbs iirst i.atant e1uty gas.
lamp in tho streets, sayp hero Rntl tl,ors
ono spared by reason Of sone protecting rorf,
was Blnaeiled to atoms and e1tlhXnahod. Dtst tie
city was not N t!arKhes.. for tho masses Of
colgu;atcd llnii 1sIleccl tho blue light OF the
lightning III sllas.ly.And ou.iaous manner The
w.slt!s,ws of l4anufactoriss aud residences we're
forced IRON their faatenugs, besides having all
tueir giassss shsesed, and bedrooms aud stair
caeea aud saloous were thrown open to tus
storm. and in minute or two they waso l,4lf.
filcd with masses Of leo, TAR boyoul TIM t:4,!,o-
diAte po1cs Ut tbs inhsbisants t. 1clnoyo tor lie
stormad wss marked bv t!..!, pehniln1ity. Tint
hAilstoues. or ee-fsastuunts rti.lp.. sn:,..
1'actcd them."tyo' I,,.u si;ll miss In
som A. 'Iry lsal. II, tAI A!u,ts nj
lbu ieft hslk II thu ii~"g .tr:U. II the rrhlrp.
1t Ise r.sy tho tl!ra Of nlany A.n!-es y.'" al,
III ul. be:t.rsi4 tn puwder. :'tnlt pattfiuli n;
", II ie', D.a!!1 Wu:e inr:;st b.! f,oi'" su'l Vi
lll;:I!. have n',n, n.,!r h: = lMs.a ..bai. i'Er'
tei'n wrrs Killed br l':s !r. u i iarnl-.H q
in the lla,i4Atu v,cl.!ltv Ut tho civ. fast Jnla-
tsrA Vi ei,,st hirh hare ru,l la,s,,l III. kll"a
bF tl,s ntori.,, and tho hurs If rsyuraI l.'sr7
4aye bce!l tuusnt, tientya IN surrounded by
rteaAnse-sarlleua, aud s!noyAfts, aud llitic:-
garsious, aud tlesu hlye beun .le1stt:nti. az II
chage OF cavalry had passed pTrr t!Iusn involy-
,ng shs ruin and despair ii! tho pom atls1 indus
trioHa peasants, whoao Nil is n"w tAksn frnm
them ~ efectAally ~ it Il l,al bcen sunk TO the
bottom OF tic Be&,
, 1875-07-28

Tic "rSAr. Iss.r.
cERsAH.l q. i1ls .7.--r rac Assembly t3.dty b.
larsY IN Jo:.; ,' :llei to urocecl tr the ta,rd
r,al.ny OF tho lll olra.. zn.; tho senate tho
final dcLat, Oh which IL :ivei :cr Ionlay no1t.
AsoT4sNK 13LlFtMa1E+
PAn1s. July 1l.-Tilou::h tan ptlgrimngcs to
T1lny 10 Monia! and I.ul.;,ies haye beoa what
theatrical managers Noa!l call enosmorH euc-
ee=se tila claims Of La ,aletto Auve. SAVE the
l3ielor Il GreEnbie. in n .ct,cr published to-Inv,
been tenow!!at neglected, consequently grand
pilgrimage las hetn organized for tn" rst wctH
IN atl,,1ht to tho = lu'f M"sst.::n." i wlltfa
week, sc'ocdins - tho rE3c.t aHie put!i-hfl Ey
tins tniv,rS. will Lt devoted to ILa travelling r1-
lllbstlou Of faith.
TIN rI,0f,ns.
Tho losses iu t!lp H., ar;:,ort Of The Harts
GaruAn. .ereest:na::I It 9r.'tt) ,a,.I:. Lot T.: Ca
rulur, 2l.a1.'.'Nt.: I'tru ct tAfo1ae. 13,i}J,-
nyf.; tArluSs. ~ n f.. J&.1:j. oi!3.4)ti.
II Gtroaie. :gnjH''f.: l.r; l.1::drt, 4.9Il,-
4eof; Le tirrr, :.luo,uJ0E.; AL Les llauses,
|Tao Hcn.f~r ia cs!rc,lo* oi July 0 gives tho
following details af ;he it.'od n: I.'seu.: ::i.n
unprecedented storm !:ohY uyrr tho Tpwn of
I.islrnx a.d it's r-t,trls Yesterday. For sis
hours thu rain cA!DE da"li i'll r1tlrLtlB aud ...o
rivers, e-r.''ally tlle UralNe', 4opn De"a:as
rultiil.; torE,nt. In tile loH.lyln, paris cf tho
tunu tho "ntor fos" !I1ni Uue to three uletreb,
alli tho E:uunI !lunrH Ut tho houses weru inla-
dated. The mat r1a! damage nnd loss of !,un,An
l1te arc Questionable. Twelve hc1es 'sere fut.ld
in tu waters t.r morning, and It il fcareti n,uny
np,fo will no discovered. At dies 8 family II
,!yu peiss,s 'Sas bntiei ,,lr!cr tito rniua Of Que
of t:!u llotEcs that full. AL tho bridges OF Il
tho Ever, except ihe rtone ono, tlave bson swept
AWAY. Sereral ho,,rcA arc tot.cring, an sroop4
nre stat.nncd to ht-p tho people alonf. llsleuz,
generally Ho ray a,.u ysly. now wears All aspect
of itHolatlou. TFahc Ii stopped III mhu7 quar-
tern by tho accumulation Of le3rts nnd tic
trAukB OF trees nprouIesi BY tho Hood. Several
large trims hays had tl.eir whale stock of ,nsr.
ci4audss damaged or destro ct.'
, 1875-07-28

gary will tato part. Al for tho estimates for
Foreign AfnrH. they will give but li.tlo trouble,
Tor the only r!laaeea arc sonle promotions which
cannot be we'll deforrci. and al incrraso In tho
h1tafy Of tho Arohaesador At st.. pc.oraburg,
wl1o Is TO bs platletl IN tna ssmo footing as
tho'o IN 1.ondoa and 1arIs. Not 70 I'm
hrn'T an1 navy estimates, IN which m In
crease in tho ratons VI n1oa. il eonaidorea
fndisponesblo, The s1ea. allowance Of hall
b. vegetables and a, nilo aance OF ilous. IL cor-
thlniy too little for young meu uesHson ~ md
~. 'rany Of tnem sill growing al1 golux
through hard wosk. So 1on1 can -aise -: Oh
jc7t''n to tho increahe ITSELF. Latf':o Alin,tcss
'f F'nanro. and still more tie Delegations, ara
rnsa to -esn.nd and intiss On their demand, that
s!ih "s;sarxpcnH1 Hb|u.d b ,nad1 IN nv ecco1J.
mes "h1sh ate por;,bfo anil n.:.st ta mails pot
s.Llo' r,r"'shore w'thont dutrtkaens to tlc sar-
lce. M RI: 4maant Rf tho oxtraoniinary czI'ou,,,
Ini ZOO ue" saha chino. 10 we'll arrlvel IT. Tho
oh'Y aaa' :.on II 70 find tue n,ndo which will
!hake u leaal .ro1tlcAunn In the E<rhrq1er and
"a t'fe fetpHst ste rlea It employing a i,1rton
o. o. to tt'na wl. sos ." fox klv'ng higher ray
T. 3,s,n.'thioh'1 'il'"s ind ciatE'ng TIM
lam, ;'hl4 laose anil mo-" 'slyoc4toA
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A Negro InaurrNctiun E'enrot.

NttF0 EhAttFFOCtiOlt EH0ro6.
f!HrtaSATI, o., July !7.-~A Nca O:.--.s L.,j
u4-r-.e.. il. s4.. - I.os 10 appfehended at East
Fe!icisna, nhcso the negroes have assumed .ho
o1ouatve. and arc collecting and .sn,lpg through
tho parish for tue supposed purpose Of cxptu1-
ing tho town OF Clarion. Great excitement pre-
wallis throughout tho parish. A number Q,
whltas. armed. ars cou8rsGated TO patrol tho
town. bud fsolsuy nN 41Wtod bstxseQ tho
raoas OF that pArlsh tor Aome mouths,
, 1875-07-28
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. July 8.-To-morrow the Cabinet
Councils ara to begiu. in which the estimates
for tic Army navy, aud Fofsign Affairs are to
be huslly settled for 1915. They will bo mixed
Cabinet Councils, in Which, besides tAs shrso
Common Ministers, ths Minister -I'residen:a aud
Ministers ol E!uAueu VI botA A,Atsia sud uuu-
, 1875-07-28

T1t8 CODE cDSFEhEScE.
81. PETERSBURG. July 27.-Ihs Goos N.
nouncoa that the tioyt ruluout has not abandoned
it's i,lea oi having n as,sou c: tllo Conferences
Gu tho ,,sages Ut wns ut II. Petersburg. It says
TINT NIL tho rnwsns, 80. ENGLAND, haYd
accepted Invitations. ~. :uo Conference Will
meet u4xt tt'r.u;.
, 1875-07-28

HspED, Juij 27.--T!. Cu,i,tr~:,, i r ~
11ittle hae sp7rc re'tho who'll os4tt ~. In "
Constitution. 4 suh-Cu:i,;nittcs n,.. ..i ,,,,.s
with thn M.nit.rs to-tlaT tho JH,: .", u rs.:t-
coltnc to tac h's-. 1rsl'a CoImarn II, r":s: -:
rorre' iaatlt'n III th, - .':atly Wiz. H. ,,.- II
CUBA RI III hasa ;".,!.a,.s"'.
!.Ap1a. jUit .1.-'4t!" ~ .-ron1..i4tan nf II,
C'mE1its'u nl t'''l.in:i tlatc i.l! u cut.~l...
t:.tI. ii nj. t.e + ,.J*l i'.:l>.sr All II.1 lnut
as the Nills:cr:a. t",nri. 1t has h.,.3, .l.la j
.ha. the S,'l sic. xhAt b, r,rerat,. :: r.nsia!
la"I. All nlan ..:" .se rslIt - reGe .t.ts.!yu
in us -e::e.'- Tt.o ctsstss,.4, how" .%t. le!s
re::nla:.d a:corl:l; tu tps-a, t.: IA Il .is,
will tc .:.sc:el + ll!u i:.ting u:.:
t'o:>r :.id'rioS of .l+TnfM ,h'N ".;",.N-4.
Pas, july >.-t)iural iHfuy,E. II r-'..lrol
TO- a. fr IN Mm!ri1 c,nt. n,lletp s,'v il in-
ro,t uf q inairi,.c neswenn Don A.. 1t IL, t4,
daughter Of 1'slncs Fre'lericx t,l,::,'. ~, acc
tia. 1t an a]harce bn.*neu t:ls ,..ls.n- d.
Girar: aud }Tiire ll',lerick E:::'''. J;ln II
llo"a MI III. St,orl ! inadvertently {: .r..-el
as JJhl Frolt .1cX C:::s ~.
, 1875-07-28

l-Sfl-As'b A*H latSK,
LONDON, July I.-Ihe jhsity Ne,cs esvs tha
partial scl.rsa in tho corn ,,Asks.s vererdn,,
foI!oUin3a complete change os TIM weather, In.
d;csteh Fo7isal Ut hopes Respecting LA hsrv.st
which tho tcEnistent min OF tho prevIous ti,5e,,
weeks rccmcd wholly to forbid,
Tho lMsrk Lane Erpr'es. Of thts wset, t,-,
flo aver1E" rise i'll wheat since Ias. w.sh ,,.,
becn fu!lS 4 r,illinr4 hero Anl in i,u: u.
Hero 1t1cl Era!n lI.d boon pr1.trate,i hY :,%.iy
TIna aud r-'I. EAould IT,. Ter tsn1 l. =
!.nu 1]:a CROPS iney nut auffeg much ~ v.e.I
"hA;oior sAa' 10 tho r.r ii: ss us.':,,;.,. ar
=. u 70 the ftnor lsw ratoa t,scu, IT, i,,,D 4.
II! t. with ssc.kh no ncas eSh.:is.it,l !. /. Ia,
MI err 10 nat [tiny to rlfc,.,: :, ~ ,.. -,
ln',ts later. wllh .haro i. .u.....t .: I'll in
}'r. {cd trosf Get.
HTAHiA,
F.. PErr:lsn M. J1ls =. -t):f:",1 cs,p ,c.,o "a
r.. tthGHt It'd Wueat E,1u!l 1r-E.,u.