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New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
LATEST SHIP NEHS.
lFor other Ship SNrs sss rhird Pa1e.l


Steamship Acton Br) Young Cardiff August In ballast.
to Joshua :. Tucker & Co. -
Steamship AineriQue (Fr). pouzoz Hayre Aur IL, and
Plymouth i2th with mdse and pass 10 Louis de Bebian
Steamship Bell Lawrence Richmond CITY Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion steam
ship Company. - , -
Steamship aucus Bearse Boston with mdse and passen
gers, to MetrODOlitan Steamship company.
Bark Eliza Barss Vesey Of and days from bermuda IN
ballast, and with six passengers 10 a. L. Tucker
SAILED.
Ships Freyds for Ham0urg rybarni for London Andrew
Johnson CaaO blrks Bertha for Ch1sana Agder for
Euore Hdegaard for Liyerpo0 saga. for Cork brig Caro-
lima Opoo sshrs. Ellen 10OiD Geo w Jewett and G. e
f. Brooks, for; steamships Wyan0ke, Tor RchinODd;
Richmond for Lewes; Ellie knight, TOR Philadelphia
FOREIGN PORTS.
GLASGOW Aug 2i.-The State Line steamship state OF
Pennsylvania NewYork. sailed from Lame on Sunday.
Aug IL. at a. IN. .-,.- -,
MoyILLE Aug. 2l.-The Allen Line steamship Peruvian,
smith, from Montreal Aug g. for Liverpool arrived here
to-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HArIFAx 21-The Anchor Line steamer California
NewYork for Glasgow arrived here this evening towing the
Herman Ludwig which had her inner SHAFT
broken saturday evening lat A. Ion 81 while on passage
from She picked up BY the Can
fonia Monday evening, AMI will repair here The salvage
claim will be decided by the courts The California sailed Tor
q ID.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
JUDGE WEST DOESN'T UNDERSTAND.

The distance between gold and silver now is
t measure of the advantage that the few have gained
over tne many by dcmuEetzation. Public opinion IL
Ohio is overwhelming Tor the use Of silver az lawful
moprv-fOr the double standard and All that II implies.
The rpsolutiun cODriyanCe 10 cheat them The plat
form PAYS tribute the cause oi rclnOneziOn by de
manoing H. though prepOsicrous conditions pre-
scribed. The Republican candidate, Judge West, does
not understand the question, and is running Wild The
thing 10 do is To hammer the facts into the people, and
see thar Ohio represented in the next Congress by
solid silver delegatiOna delegation soiid Tor IN" olddOaI
reason Frcnch have for The limitation OF coinage
and at least three would he required to supply the
rouutrv from our mints, that need NOT for the
present consider az al the policy OF limitation after the
iXamnle oil the Latin CnlOn.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
ADDITIONAL TRADE REPORT.
COTTON MARKETS.


NEwoRIRAys Aug 2l.-Coton DUH Mdding. 1850 Low
Mddnng 4c Ordinary 9'sc net receipts l75 bales.
gross ls9 bales sales, 800 bales stock. 2,27s bales
AUGUSTA Aug. Election dull and nOminal Middling
lie; Low Middng, l04c; Good Ordinary. lOcj reeeips
bales; sales, - bales ..,,, 49,. -,
Middlng Good Ordinary, lVlsc net receipts. noue
20 bales exports eoas"se, ~ Daes saes
lO5 bales srock. 1856 bales . - 49,
boston, Aug 2i.-C0ttOn dull; Middhng 1l'sc.; Low
Middng i4c; Good Ordinary, lOsc net receipts, none;
gross Is bales; exports TO Great Britain, none; stock
l4.522 bales. - , ,,,,,,, -, -,
Niddlng lO'ac.; Gcod Ordinary 99c net receipts ~
bales; exports c0asxse none sales 100 bales stocE io
bales
MiddIng l0isc. Good Ordinary lOisc. net receipts
bales: shpmeuts bales; spinners, none; sales, 100
bales; STOCK, i,1iI bales ...,.,, 50. -
AyRsroS Aug 2l-Cotton nuiet Niddling, lose; Low
Middng ;c Good Ordinary 9c; net rccepts, baess
EXPORTS coastwse none sales, 1873 bales; STOCK o,oJo
bales.
Aug 2l.-COttOD steady Middhns, lO'sc; Low
Middling lobe; Good Ordinary lOc: net receipts ~
bales: exports c0astwise bales; sales Daies STOCK,
l,j40 bales. ,,,., 50,
Low Miding. lOtc., Good Ordinary, S2c. receipts ~
bales; shipments / bales; sales, bales stock. l,790
bales.
Middng lOc Good Ordinary 9Sci net receipts % bales;
stock, S34 bales.
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. Aug. 2I.-sugar-The market is entirely par.
Aprr
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
NEW-YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
THE wEIGHER's AND GAUGER's DEPART
MENTS


THIRD REPORT OF THE CUSTOM HOUSE COMMISSION
CHARGES AGAINST THE DEPARTMENT ADMIT
TED, AND A REoRGASIZAnoS RECOMMENDED
EVILS OF THE PRESENT sYsTEM-1IIE COMMIs-
sIoN's PLAN.
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THR TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The third and probably
the last report of the New-York Custom House Com
mission is in all respects quite important as those
which have preceded. Its statements admits most OF
tho grave charges which have been made against the
Custom House management, and show concluslveiy
the necessity for the efficient civil service reform
which the Administration has begun. Ii had been
charged among other things that there was lack OF
intelligence, fairness experience, exactitude ana
promptiness in the weighers and eaugerS
departments that q great many men were borne
upon the rolls of these departments through favor
itism. who. in fact had nothing do and paid
extravagant salaries; that there was collusion, II
not corruption, between the city weighers depart
ment and the Government wegheIs, and that TO
very great extent that entire service was managed
in the interests of the politicians. These charges,
each and every one of them, the Committee In their
unanimous report find sustained, and there are no
indications in the report itself or elsewhere OF any
dissension or difference of opinion among the sew
eral members of the Commission. The thorongh-
ness of the investigation and the necessity for the
reforms suggested are shown by the fact that the
Commissioners recommend, in effect, the I'M
mediate discharge of all the weighers' wlth-
ont exception, and the reorganization OF the
whole system both as to men and districts. III
is significant of the corruption found by the
Commission that they emphasize the fact that the
good of the Government demands immediate reor-
gapization of this branch of the service The COM
mission are confident that if their recommendations
are adopted, and the department permits nothing
but merit to influence appointments hereafter iner
chandise can be weighed and gauged in forty-eight
hours after its arrival to the satisfaction OF the I'm
porters. As means to facilitate the prevention Oh
a very common kind Of swindling the customs
officers will be required when on duty, to wear some
simple and inexpensive uniform. There Is niue
doubt that Secretary Sherman, upon his RETURN VIII
adopt in substance these recommendations.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
REPUBLICAN SALVATION IN NEW.YORK.

We insist that il is among the possibilities
that the Republicans should elect their Sta-s ticket
this Fail Id cannot be done, however, n members Of
tie Cabinet are insist upon Ostracisng the best and
most useful leaders have rad IN the party IL cannot
b. done il those who have heretofore managed political
campa thrust aside 10 make room Tor men
Nhoate only in Their own cODceit 1t cannot be
done oar State Convention falls down ana WOlshlps
TIE policy of the Administration simply because u IS Ad
Dinisuauon policy. IL the Republicans 81 New-lork
are lett pursue their ways, without too much
ou SIDE Interference and without beng Obliged 10 listen
70 the iDrdCticabes OF their own state, t! may 40
we'll
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
AN EXTRADITIoN COMMISSION APPOINTED.

LONDON, Tutsuay, Aug. II, 1910
The Gdsefte announces the appointment of q
Royal Commission to examine the law and treaties rea
tive to extradition
The following the members ChiefJustice sr Alex
ander Cockburn, Lords selborne and Blackburn, SIR
Richard Baggallay, Sir william Brett Sir John Rose. Mr..
Russell Quincy Mr. McCuaghTorrens, Sir William Yer
non-Harcourt, and Sir James Fitzjames Stephen.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
Mr.. HAYES NOT TO VISIT MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 21.-The following tels

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. ZI.-Ine fOHOWIug tci8
grams were received here to-day:
NORTH CONWAY, n. H.. Aug. 2i.
To His ErceUency Coz CoSsOR:
The President has just received your courteous and
cordial invitation visit the state OF Maine, and re
quests to say that 1t would give hm great pleasure "a
do so we're at ali in his power: IL VIII, however,
he impossible him extend HIS absence from the seas
of Government beyond the time devoted to bs visits 70
the States Vermont and New Hampshire and he says
that you will accept his sincere regrets that at present
he must forego the qualification which be would receive
from the proposed visit and that you VIII permit him 70
indulge in the hope that the opportunity may soon ones
when he may be at liberty 70 visit your State
Signed) WM M EyARTs, secretary o. state'
FABY.N HOUSE n. H.. Aug. FL.
To the Hon. JAMES q. BLAINE, Au1ustd, Me-:
greatly that inability 10 accept, az present.
Gov COnnors kind invitation to visit the state OF Maine,
will deprive Of the pleasure feDjoyng the hospitality
you have so cordially profered (sened) b. HAYES.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
VATCHING THE CITY'S HEALTH.

DEATH RATE STILL DECREASING-REPoRr OF The
VISITING PHYSICIANS
During the week ending August Is, 553
deaths were reported Board OF HEALTH ~ less than
drng he previous week. and 50 less than reported for
tbe eorre.pondng week OF 1876 For tire twelve weeks
ending August Is, 1903 deaths reported during
the same period year. SPA There was thus gain
OF human life OF 2O5, OF which number sos were under
five wears of age The following is comparative state
ment OF contagious disease reported for the past
two
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
AFRAID OF ANoTHER REBELLION.

Wv are the Democratic leaders and Dem
ocrac new papers making concerted attack upon the
armyi Is IL because thoy arr preparing lOr another
sfre with The North and fear the army might stand in
fbe Nav of their schenesl The south s the same IN sen
tarh fbe saipe doctrine that their fathers fought for in
fbe rlelon There freedom or privilege there for
Pcnublcsns whtp or black. Against this power in the
sotb there only stands thc Republican party OF the
North and as the Republican party hopes TO see its
anf ~ whole country il must maintain Its organization
In INN strength for any emergency.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
SWIMMING In THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.

Frederick Cavill started at $40 o'clock
yesterday afternoon from Cape Grimes to swim
across the English Channel. In this attempt he al
most succeeded having arrived within fifty yards OF
the English coast Dover at 5i5 o'clock this
ing He then taken into boat, because the be-
ing rough and the breakers hh 1t considered unsafe
IN him To land.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
BUTLER's MISSION TO HALIFAX.

II has been reported that Gen. Butler was in
Nsv lately having been employed by the Gloucester
here 10 look after thor interests before the Inter
national Fishery Commission Neither the gloucester
Gu before Commission greater or Otncr than tGa Ol
The farmers Of Iowa. and the report is untrue cen
Butler toucbed al Halifax IN making yacht trip along
TIE OF the Maritime Provinces and MS NOJ age is
one Of Measure only.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
e,,yvrR HOTEL DESTROYED.

MADISON, Wis. Aug. 21.-Ihe Lakeslue
:, no summer hotel acrossLakc Mona together Win
a., s,abe. was burned this morning before the hre com
nantes could get at work Loss s2ioDo ya, 1an-
ny ND Fne Assocation $1,000 eachi Glen faiis
az sno The furniture insured IN hve COMPANIES LOT m
900 rbe houss was owned by ST. Lou, parties. its
sos.ts numbering saventyhye, were chieny from o'
fouis All escaped uninjured.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
TRIBUNE OFFICE,

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Aug. 22-1 a m.-There was a
further rise OF aiTpressure yesterday, which continued
after brief depression that occurred while the sky was
heavily couded I'm tie afternoon The temperature did
not vary largely The moisture Of the Is decidedly
in excess.
Partial and gradually increasing coudness may be
eYrced in this city and vicinity to-day possibly threat
euing light but this condition IL not likely 10 last
through tomorrow, as cooler and iarer weather j. IN
prospect.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
IN, Nv ran nnderstand how the Republcan who
rAvNAyy CAN'T ABIDE SUBSIDIES.

Mr. Randall is intimate with the Republican
,snagers o Pepnsyivania lie seems 10 b. the favoTe
OF both the Philadelphia aud the Harrisburg rings He
a. allowed 10 Congress when other Dcnoci ats are
remorselessly Out. RObesOn gave him all the
patronage he wanted in the Philadelphia Navy Yard.
These facts are suspicious. ana weaken MI Randall
cbauces OF success His ability II generally conceded
He is an able paramentaTian, ready debater' ahq
very sefyceable member the floor But no lnan with
Ms known views Oh subsidies and of his suspicious rcld-
ons gut 10 elected ~ the Spcaker>hp 10y Demo
rfs4ffp
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

memorable Congress passage accordance
with the spirit of the resolution and adopted as
Delegates from the Produce Exchange aud importers anu
grocers OF New York, were, motion, permtteu wtn
draw from the Board The recommendation OF tne Dos
ton BOARD for the removal OF disabilities from tne SNIP
building and ship-owning interests OF the country Ma
adinmfned nnfil In.morrow morning at $3.50 oolock.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

So Very Young.-Tme-three weeks after
marriage. Loving wife" Tboss accounts of the war,
love are so untrstworhy. they contradict each other
like dom know what." Sweet Husband do tney
contradict like n wife does her husband" L. W ur.hef
WI" or husband does his wife, dear"London Fun
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
mp and down your stream hear the hum OF macnneT
you manufacture our cotton, and We have mu'us4 "
terest In common peace.
yrcE-prEsrDENT WHEELER AT CONCORD.


terest In common peace.
vICE-PREsIDENT WHEELER AT CONCokD.
CONCORD, N: H., Aug. FL. - Vice-Presidens
Wheeler arrived In this city this evening rom mson
New York. Many prominent citizens caieo Az '". 80
Hotel where he s STAYING to pay their respects At 9Ss
O'Clock he was serenaed by Concord Band On bens
introduced to the crowd Of people that had gathered
front the hotel by the Hon. A. b. Thompson secretary
OF State, he spoke as follows:
FELLOW CITIZENS: thank you most sincerely for a IN
cordial recognition, and the band for the beatlIu us
and with this brief Acknowledgement must content my
self and you must content yourselves. am mere "
join With You tomorrow In paying onr respects 10 tne
Chief Magistrate the United states, who does honos
10 his station and his With these brief remarks
bid you good night
His coming to the city was entirely unexpected. HA
will leave on Thursday morning for n. JohnsbUry W.
where he will meet friends. The train bringing
the Presidential party will arrive in this city from PIP
mouth at 1l:i5 TO morrow forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

.,,or IS TO throw its weight rpon the int Il
.e.ii Chatter the Constitution
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

GERMANf AND THE UNITED STATES.
BERLIN. Tuesday Aug. 81. 1877.
The Emperor and members of the Govern
ment have cordially received ex-Minster washburne,
who is now In Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
MIDNIGHT WEAT THER REPO-..
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States and New
Eaalaud. southeast winds. warmer, cloudy or partly
cloudy weather. low pressure and numerous rams.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION.

this city 81
The lines give divisions % time for th = houfs
midnight The she line the OSCILLATIONS
of mercu during those hours
New-York tribune., 1877-08-22

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. Aug. 2l-Sugar-The market is entirely par
ayzed, and prices nominal.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08

staple. Corn isYin abundance and
ever J man has q pen full Of TAT
pigs-no danger OF starvation for u
year 10 come. Before closing thu
brief notice, we would express ou'
pleasure IN meeting with DIR. y. ID
Rhea, whom We found to be un
elegant, polished gen,leman, and
congratulate the good people OF
Chicka,awba on having secured
the services Of one 40 ably quail
fled 10 minister to the ills to which
flesh is heir TO.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08

DR.. Tru has beea en-.
gaged In the practice Of
medicine thirty years, and
for a long tirnc was defnoa-
strstor OF anatomy in the
Medical College of Cecs.
gia. hence. persons using
his Pills have the guAras.
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are tree FROM 81 ]
quackcry.
lie has soeceeded Ia
combining in them the
heretofore antagonists
qualities OF a sfrsHgfkss-
is<, fsrgssirs, ssds fsr-
VysxS tonic.
THEFT first apparest IF.
feet IL to increase the APP
petite by causing the food
10 property assimilste.
Thus the system 10 ncus,
isbcd, and by their ioaic
action ON the digestive Or
gans, regular and hcalthy
e.neuations are produced.
The rapidly viii vhteh
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New Yorh
says
at is astonishing how universally DR..
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily rounds.
I hear Of them not only among the poor,
but their virtues are herslded from the man.
sions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ing the inventor from hi, long connection
with the medical profession, 1 have great
confidence in their rfserits. ard Of late have
often prescribed them with the happicst 20
suits in cases where desired to make do.
cided impression ON the liver
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
Local Column /,
MASONIC

The stated Communications of Osecois Lo,ige
No. q y. & A. NJ. will be cid the Saturdays
On or 3eSt beior~, each full moan. VIZ -Jan.
q. Feb. 20. March "a. April "a, Nav ~, June
q July q, Aug. IL. sept -, Oct e, Nov. X
lee 70.
NJ. John the Evanscli~O
The VI MYERS are ordered to attend in zecorr-
anc with the ny Laws
Al Master Masons ia good standing are cordi
ally invited to attend. By0rdcr "
JOHN MAT1HEwS. W N.
J o BLAcKwoop. Spc'y
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
Another Soul Wade Happy

II docs not often happen, but
vet il does, sometimes--we mean,
that i, Is not often that any one
gets married nowadays, and when
We heard the other day that ou'
friend Heck was married, we
could hardly believe il. Whether
tins stat, of lethargy in the matri.
monial business obtains from u
general impression that the times
are hard ind license high, or b..
cause ofan idea whrl, seems prevn-
lent among the young men, thar
the girls are not reared with pro-
per views upon the subject OF econ
omy--we are unable to say, but
certain it is, that our friend, took
II new departure, and his arrival
last Monday morning from Carut| .
ersville, Mo, with his charming
bride. was the signal tor general
rejoicing and congratulations on
the part of his iriead-, who drank
many u toast to the health aud
happiness Of the happy couple. AT
II O'Clock, q sumptuous feast WAS
spread at the residence of Mr.. John
b Driver, to which friends and nc.
Quaintances wer. invited. AT
night Mr.. aud Mrs. John Matthews
threw their doors open; music WAS
secured, aud, though the bride and
groom failed to put ia sr appear
ance, the gay party assemble I
trippcd the night fantastic till the
wee sma' hours of morn.
We forgot; the above should
have been preceded with some.
thing like the following:
MARRIED.
BowEN-WIELkt. - AT the residence Of the
brides father, near Charlottesville Mo, b,
Rcy. y. NJ Pcltey, Mn. ". j. IiowLN, Of
Osceola. u Mis- MOLlIs WIxLKEs.
Heck, Did boy, oar poetry grind
ing machine is out offix, but here's
20 you MAY you live long and
prosp r"
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
NaEzfYIr nol cn.lly ra,ned In Ihr.e time..

U957t7JXIs no, easily canned IN these times.
but IL en- be made Ia three
wi months 10y any one Of either sea.
iu suy part al the country who II
willing 10 work steadily At the empI yment thar
NC faTnish. $fS per week In your own Town
Ynu need not b~ away from honi. over uish',
You. Eau give your who'd. Tim. to The work, or
ouy your spare nioni-uts. We have agents
who are making over go pee day. All who en-
gaye 1T once ran make money fast. At the
Imrsrni time ~ nry cannot be made 81 easily
and rzpi,ily ut any other business. ] costs
nnihiny 10 try The biu-incss. Terms and 81 out
a. tree Address al uncr, II HALLKrr & Co,
Portland, Maine. lo-21iy
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08


every thing usaaiIylkcpt in first
class retail Establishment, and h,s
Groceries and plantation supplies
are Of the best and freshest charac
ter. Captain Dan Is an old mcr.
chant, and thoroughly ccnversant
with the wants Of the people; hls
stock IL complete in every depart
ment, aud will te sotd at prices
that defy competition. Purchasers
aud consumers will find 1t to their
interest Ia examine his stock and
prices before purehasir & elsewhere.
1t
SThursday night, the Osceola
Literary and Dramatic association,
debated the question, "Resolyed'
that the pen is n,ghtier than the
sword" A good attendance greet
ed the debaters, who acquitted
themselves handsomely, furnishing
an entertainment, at once chas,e
and instructive, and one which We
hope will Le kept up indefinitely
Tor the mutual improvement OF tie
members OF the association, rs well
as the dedication of the pubic
Tho Judges gave in II decision IN
favor OF the affirmative, with due
credit to the members on the mega
live, tor the able manner ~ wbit b
they sustained an uutenable posi-
ton.
Mr.. Joseph Fsssett's Old resi-
dencc on Mill Bayou, wa. Destroyed
BY fire last week, but as he had
just completed fine new resi-
dcnce, he does not feel his loss 80
heavily, and seems rather inclined
10 poke lun at the female portion
OF his family, for their want OF
presence Of mind during the burn
ing, ard says, he can't lor mis- life,
see why IT was when all hopes OF
putting out the fire was gone, they
rushed in the burning bullding,and
instead Of savlng something OF
value, they came out, one with y
box OF eggs, worth about thirty
cents aud the Other, u handful OF
cracked dishes, worth nothing, ap
they had nothing lett TO eat ia
them" But" he added after u
pause, "women always were queer
set of creatures" Here's our
hand Uncle Joe. "Whom the
Lord lovcth, he chastenct :.
The newly married couple
from the upper cnd Of tho county,
who lett tor Florida, while a.
their way down to Memphis. net
with serious draw back to their
cornubisl bliss; lhlsly: When
they got aboard the boat at BarGeld
Point, the groom iorsetiul OF hi
new relations to his blushing bride.
had her registered by her maiden
name and separate rooms were MS
signed them. The clerk who WAS
then on watch, soon retired, lcav-
ug the you"g man talking with
some acQuain;anccs. When the
hour for retiring came, he thought
of his mlstake--another clerk was
II watch it was against the rules,
and To carry out the joke, the first
clerk was nowhere To be found
and the happy groom looked any
thing but happy, rs he paced Up
aud down the cabin, until after
Twelve o'clock.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
In the Rural Districts.

While out in the Chicksssw
ba neigLborhood few days ago.
We met quite number Of old
friends and acquaintancea among
whom VIC obtained nm addition Of
twenty-five names 10 our subscrip.
lIon list.
We were grallfcd to see what
promises 20 be q nuclius around
which will some day spring forth
a city. Here we found u large
store house filled with merchandise
of every description, kept by Mr..
J. Tisserand. Two grocery stores,
one save mill aud two cotton gins,
one cabinet shop, and one blaca-
smith and wagon shop, and two
"dead faM" in which flicker" is
sold by the drink. The latter in.
stitutioBs, We are sorry to say,
seemed to be dcing moro business
than all the rest put together, but
hat may have been because the
weather was very cold, and the
people glad to see US, and endeav
ored TO make us forget their prom.
iscs 10 pay, by rendering US un.
mindful Of our errand, BIT for all
that, we found tho people IN
Blythcsville as clever ind as hos
pitable as ever. (and they are pro.
verbal Tor their hospitality. and
We IRE especially indebted to
Mcssrs. B. q. Bugg, John Walker,
}. A. Bishop, 7. p. Davis. X. G..
Harding, and Doctors Rhca and
Pittmsn and others, Tor courtcsies
extended. Owing to the uhfavor-
able weather, the farmers are late
in getting out their crops of cotton
the fields are still white With tho