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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-08-27

Orangchurg, :. c., Aug. ~, 1850.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
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Ass-ssoR's OFFICE, Court House,
West Fcliciana, Aug 20, 1S-r.
rENHE Registration office, for the |,i
L pose of registering voters, and eli
rolling the names of those who have lie
come entitled TO register since last regis
trait III, will be opened at the
Cnnrt House from September lst to 5th
inclusive.
September 9th and 9TH, at Star Hi
I'd. ward.
Sc ,tenber Sth and 9th, ut C.. b Smiths
9th ward.
September 10th and II til at Baine's PonG
:5rd ward.
September 13ths and 14th at Grang.
Hall 9TH ward.
September 18th and 10th at Laurc
Hill 4;h ward
September 18th and 18th at Brici
Church 10th ward
Sc 'tembcr goth aud 21th at st. Mary
Church Sth ward.
September 22st and 23nd, at Cat Islam,
LeBiil store.
September 2lII and 25th at Tunic;
Winu's store.
At the Court House from Septcmbc
2Gth to the lst Ell November, inclusive.
MATT GILMORE,
tsScsSsr and Re~iSt raj
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
JUST RECEIVED BY
O. d. BROOKS.
AND CHEMIST

x lNsLO" Kerosene Oil, Lamps, CHM
Il neys, wicks etc.
AT o. D.:BRoOKs'.
q .ELE!S Hard Rubber Truss,s, Light,
~ cool, clcanly, used in bathing.
AT O. D. BROOKS.
/ AIDES and Gen ts shoulder braces.
- sUSpenSories, etc.
AT u. B OOKs'.
PERFORATED card board, gold and
4 silver. and plain gold silver paper.
AT 0. d. BROOKS. 4
E'-AVOflNG extracts. Gelatin, Spices,
3 and English Soda, &c.
ATo. D. BROOKS.
r\NDIES, Chocolate, Cocoanut, Burnt
AT o. D':BRooKs.
y DDGERS' and Westenholme's knives,
~ and Rodgers straps aud brushes
AT O. d. RROOES'.
N1OTH, nail, lather, hair, scrub, shoe.
4 paint and camcrs hair brushes,
AT o. d. BROOKS.
HN1ILET powder. .handk'f tracts, aud
l. ti.lc cologne, all kinds,
AT. o. d. BROOKS.
n cILET soap, bay rum. impolted hair
Il oil and pomades,
AT. O. D. BROOKS.
u COOKS chill and'fever-crre, guaran-
- tced AT O. d. BROOKS.
y 'OOkS' Elixir Calasaya Bark and
- Iron, pleasant to take.
AT O. d. BI OOKS.
& 'HOOL books, slate, pencils, copy
~ cooks, &c, AT O. d. BROOKS.
ID RE sperm oil, for sewing machines,
E AT O. ID. BROOKS.
= SIC Balls and Bats. all sizes.
- AT .. d. BROOKS.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
s Z 7 = J. -
VIC 70 RIOU s.
-FOUR YEA rs IN USE.
THE NUMBER TRIPLED EVERY YEAR

NIE BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
attention Of the public to the fact
that the Southern Standard Press is now
entering upon it's fifth Sr"son. with even
increasing popularity. During the last
season over FOUR HUNDRED were put
INTO use with unusnal and unqualified
success. The most marked features fits
merits arc QUICK WORK, CONVENT
ENCE EASE of operation and the facili-
ty OF packing heavy bales. 1t meets
Win the "oSt marked success as a steam
Power Press, where these features arc
most appreciated. Owing to the urpre-
cedented advance, in cost of matcri.l we
have teen compelled to slightly advance
prices. Price complete for power except
w""H work $1,000. Price complete for
Land power except wood work $4,000
We are prepared t" supply our Patrons
with he very best Machinery and fittings
ct ct ii! kinds at tho very lowest prices.
The Brow, Gin a speciality. Address
SOUTHERN STAFDARD PRESS co.
ih-'-"h. Meridian, Miss
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
THOS. RAYNHAM SR.,

BRICK LAYER AND PLASTERER
ST. FRANCE SVILLE. La,
IT AVING for more than thirty year
a worked at his trade. guarantees t.
give satisfaction and solicits work tlol
ne Surrt,I' .- go. ".lin'+"v
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Bayou Sara. Oct, 4th 1880.

| bayou Sara. Oct. 4th 1880.
At regular meeting of the Board OF
Council held to day :he following mem-
hers were present: j.. +. Irvine, Mayor
| T.. 81. Nam ford, Augus, Fischer, G. Book
ci and VIM. Town, CoIncilmen.
! Moved and seconded that Mr.. Fisher
| remain in office Moved hy Nr. G.. Book
| el and srconiei t!!aG committee appoint
cd to examine into the police affairs be
discharged having failed TO find anythi e
| I" work on and the parties be eAolora-
ted.
Moved and seconded that special no, ice
be inser ed in next i-sne of the SENTINEL
| authorizing the Constable to proceed ac-
cordlnS to law againsr ali taxpayers
VIII" are delinquent after the 18th of
October.
hoved and seconded that the rate Of
taxati"n ending for the fiscal Year May
18th he fixed at seven and half IL mills.
Moved Ivy MIR. Fischer and seconded
that d special notice be published in the
paper that the state Assessor has co,n-
iie;e'l the assess;i ent roll for the trw,
OF Bi, ou Sara, and that the same is now
III the Mayors office and that the Col.
ltctOr is author lied to proceed to collect
he taxes at once.
Moved and seconded that the Mayor he
authorized to receipt to G. Spe. GER, Col
lectOr, for licenses of Swret1n:ln & Friend
5000 and NJ. b. Whiteman, $12.5O, re-
turned and that he cause sa me on stubs
Moved and seconded, that the Treasnr-
er be required to make "a monthly state
ment, si:'winc the amount of taxes, IL
censes, fines &c, in detail paid in during
the month, and also a statelnent Of dis
hursenents
On motion, Mr.. Gore and MI. Town
was appointed IN COMMITTEES to examine
SANITARY condition and safety of the city
prison.
The following bill " ere presented, ap-
proved and warrants ordered drawn tor
the same:
Joh" F. Irvine. Sl2.9l
n. 'Li'o. iO.vO
; ID. T"nge- 800
G.. NJ. Barrow $50
VI q = Fischer 600
S Sackcrman. n.. 2CO
Plettlnger. 200
-$4351
There being no further business meet
ing adjourned. II. A. RINNING,
Secretary.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

This Institution supplies a long felt
want il that portion ot Louisiana known
rs he "FiuIiIa ParShcs,' i'll giving the
public IA first class school ut which the
sous and daughters oi onr people can be
educated ut sinai. expense.
Our WORK Is TIIOHoTGli-
OUR COURSE OF STUDY Is COMPREHENSIVE.
The advantages ih;l, we offer TO obtain
a FIRST CLASS English and Classical Edu-
c ,tIon can not lie surpassed in Southern
Mississippi or Southeastern Louisiana.
TERMS:
Primary Department (with }
board, wasln ln, fuel and S133 90
lights) per session
intermediate Gncln,ling the ahOve) 40 90
Collegiate Gnc u;ting the above) 1i3 90
allistleuicS Fec so
FNTRA,
Instrumental music on piano. or e., n,
gan or guilar, per month, ---- ~' w
Vocal Music, per month, .-----.. leo
Ancient l. languages. or French (each) l %
~ For further particulars, or cata-
loyue, address
5. s. NORWOOD, Principal.
J, ly24-S0. GreenShurg, La
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
SUCCESSION SALE.
The State of Louisiana Parish of West
f'eliclana

/ Il
felicaua
18th Judicial District Court.
In the ma,ter of the snccrSsi"n OF i w
Whi,einan, ti' ceased
No. 2lS Of the Docket ct the late Parish
Court the Perish of West Frliciana.
IN OBEDIENCE to an order Of Court.
i issued in the, ma, ter o. the slccessiun
OF + W Mhiteman, decreased, from the
,cu,rlhio Court aforesaid and to me-
sheriff, of sud parish directed, | will offer
for sale aT public auction in front CT the
Court House of said Parish, in the town
of ST. l'rancisv!le, on
"Wednesday. November 10, 1880
at the hour of IL O'Clock, ii. III. of said
day, the following named and described
prnptrty, to-Wit
A CERTAIN parcel or lot of ground to-.
.eth-r wi, h ali the bu!,lin-s. and I'M
movements thereon. lying and being sit
ua,rd in the town OF Bay0n Sara IN this
parish fronting one hundred and thirty
six (i:I;i) tctt on the Mississippi river a
he corr, e. Ot Point street at los int r>ec
zion with the banks Of said river, and
running back to Front street, and being
the same ropcrv acquired ID" d'ceas"d
from samuel ri + 'nnedy on the 2|tn uaS
Of September 1877.
one CERTAIN portion of lot of
ground with all the buildings and i'm
provrmenIs thereon, lying and being sit
II Ted in the 70 II Of Bayou sara in this
parish ..nu known on tie hglr live plan
of sud to II ~ a prltio" OF lot number
twenty five 25) IN square number three
C:S) and being the same property pnr-
s-ha>eh by the deceased from Robinson
Mun,for,l on the 2Sth day of July 1873.
ANOTHER cer>ain portion OF lot "t
rrouud, say-siXtv-t"ur (6i) feet square,
Situated in the town Of Bayou Sara, as u
nor, ION of and the West end OF lot mum
Der thirty-siX (36) in square number
three (3) together With al, the buildings
and Improvement thereon and being the
same property purchased by decreased
from Robinson Mumford on 2oih July
lc13.
AND AL O the following personal
n, orerty to-wit:
Two (2) days,
Two (2) carts.
One () mule.
One (l} horse.
One ITeleuraph line running between
the town of Bayou Sara aud 'he to"n OF
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

We have been requested
lby the ladies of st. PauFs
church, Woodville) to state
that arrangements have been
made with the W. +. r. r., to
carry upthose wishing to attend
the entertainments to be given
ON the 18Th at half fare. The
object Of this entertainment is
a laudaSle one and we hope
that a large number from tins
Parish will join the excursion.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

PoGus CERTIFICATES 1T Is n" we
druored stuff, pretending to be made OF
wonderful foreign roots, oarhS &C. anu
puffed up by long bogus certificates OF
pretended miraculous cures but si'hpie'
pure. effective medicine, made OF w''l
/, own valuable remedies, that turnlHhe"
it's own certificates by its cures. we re,
Ter to Hop Bitters, the prT,est ana ,,t nSSn % Oh
medicines. See another rcolump.-Nepuo'
licap.
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

Woodvlle in Wilkinson Comfy State of
Mississippi.
One mule in litigation in suit f. w.
Whiteman VS. j. J. Barrow, sheriff ct ais
in the Parish Court.
One lot of household furniture.
O,e lot "t kitchen furniture.
Three office desks.
One i.On safe.
TERMS OF SALE.
CASH.
G.. 3. SMITH,
Oct $50. ~, riff
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
Ipf'FEllCiAkA!SEN rINEL.

w. ---------------------------:: - -
dust four inches thick il,
|St Frencisville.
Boss Needle Package--l2O
|yelles--only 25 cents.-At
Brown & Co.
The weather during the
o.st week has been clear and
eeool-beautiful weather for
estherihg tho cotton crop.
The editor of this paper
sDept Sunday last very pleas
ahay in the town of Clinton,
ad was pleased to note the
,xsperal improvement in trade
and business generally.
MIR. EDITOR.-What does the
Executive Committee propose
pao in regard to opening the
csppaign in this Parish. We
aOa't want much excitement
! Int q little is absolutely neces-
av. Suppose the President
ulIs a meeting. A Voter.
"A thing Of beauty is the
tborough-brcad stallion Judge
Wicklitfe, the property of our
friend, ex-Gov. r. G. Wickliife
now on exhibition in this town.
Next week we will give u full
description OF this animal, to
gether with his pedigree.
We are pleased to ahnoun-
co to the many friends Of Gov.
Robt. G. Wickliffo that after
q pleasant sojourn in his native
State-Kentucky-he returned
10 our town on Sunday, looking
the perfect picture Of health
and highly jubilant over the
hateringprospects ofthc Demo
ency in the West.
Although allowed more
than an ordinary lease otlite in
this world, the intelligence is
/ sjne the less saddening that al,
|th land mark in the person OF
|tdge f. McGehcc, has passed
|lkay. He died in Wilkinson
b., Miss, on the LIST stinst., at the
ktreme age of 90 years, 10
months and % days. Judge
|McGekce was born in Oylcth-
@pe, Co., Georgia Nov. 10, l7S6
land moved to his late home in
|lSOS, where he had since lived a
true and exemplary citizen.
"A correspondent writes us
that ON Saturday last a four
teen months old babe of Mr..
land Mrs. W. 4. .2haris, OF
This Parish, narrowly escap-
I'D drowning in a tub Of Wa
|ar. The circumstances as re-
lated are that the child had
|been missed some time when
|the mothcrbecame alarmed and
vent to look for the same. In
|Passing through the yard the
Ehild was discovered in the VIZ
Eer, but cold, stiff and apparent
|! dead. She lost no time in
fsmoving her babe and began
Inning to the house of a near
eelghbor. The motion started
|he flow of water from tbechilds
|nouth and when the neigh
|@r's house was reached signs
tfesusitatiOn were manifested.
A doctor was sent for and the
mild has since entirely recover
ID Our informant says the
hild was under water at least
1een minutes.
Quite a severe though not
|angerous accident occurred to
|negro-Saml. Bowman-near
pe second trcstie Of the W. f.
Fail Road. near this town, on
Monday last. Sam was beastly
Atoxicated; had fallen off his
|orse; the horse was feeding
fa the rail road tract and his
|der laid across the same. The
'ngineer spying the horse,
'histled down breaks. The
peed of the train was immedi-
Scly slackened, but at this
loment spying a man on the
pposite side of the 1restIc,
;histled on breaks and attempt
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09
Oct.9-SN
Clerks Notice.

Tie State of Lnusnna-Parish Of West
Eeiiciana.
18th District Cuurt-Clerk's Office.
Succession of .Irs-re Davis droens,.I
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Dr.
~ T.. Gree" Dar)s has this t!n.- aD-
piled Tor letters of A'nnm,Stra siol ON the
above styled SucctSSinu and illegal orp"-
81 ion is not made thereto wit. ia ttl,
days rEc SAN, will d, issued Hrcur;l,ns
to law. &. vi. i'AhnON.
Oct. 9th 1SS0. lNcris
Feliciana sentinel., 1880-10-09

Tho following is q list OF
iuries drawn to serve during tie
coming week:
johnson Scaberry, $ G Do@crty., Charles
Claiborne, Jerry Whitaker, Ar p"'Ner,
J H Gore. 7 W Early, VI 10" " ; Hof''
ston. Fisher flilliar.l, Goo kau:nat
Rushnrl,. w III Newton, tohsla lob" sol
Johm Cnttor, Ben Frankln: j ID Sn'I' .
owen Lncas, John Picket, Chas Doherfy,
Abb Peterson. J r Muller. Jack Cr'non;
G. A smith, J II Clack, los Ar"nS'r,n, b
Wrliin"tou, Drawn August OH, lSoo.
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zations were galvanized and brought into the otery
husness fn ssiaf the IryiI HILL managemen IN pur-

zations were galvanized and brought into the lottery
business TO assist the Irving Hall veser
day that they had been instructed TO support ~. hd
of Irving S to ss Mayor ats aaa that
wonld be found always ready gy,,oa !" Mr vow wepd3
and Br. FrecS even went further IN their loyalty to
Irving Hall by stating that they were Opposed W
%Sn wn yos bs as h" sy beS Would be guided
by the Irving Hall managers. -,
Later N the Gay the I'll e read
the meeting letter from Maurice j. Power on Dcnail Vi
Irving Hall in which the rna condition of the Tllden
Democrats was stated Mr. Power wrote that xoena-
Norton had reported that the Iammany tOWinIt'c
conld not meet the irving Hail Committee sepiem-
ber IL and could not meet 1t before September 25 ut
is our View" wrote Mr.. Power that any rosIponeihent
hevond Monday next is unnecessary and inrxpedient
and therefore we Invite you to in joint coDven-
tion Monday AT j. NJ at the WestminsIer Ho.eI
Mr. Kelly IN c4mmrnung on ,ms sad to !, VIZ M wnud be
impossible for Tammany 10 be parry TO any iur.hor W
conferences nnIi after me gTand, me Stm OF
the Irving Hall adhercns, he stl adhered 10 MS io
Someone suggested that perhaps a subcommittee to
decide on a cate for conference had betser De
appointed, which suggestion was accepted
Kirk Browning ale, Ncnos and Shields were appois'eu
After this was done the subject was dropped. In
after conversation about the hall members eNpIessei
themselves freely upon the demand o the duo"
dealings with Cooper.Whtney or the thompson 'rowu
said we have RIM Mr. 5cheil TOR Mae9r anu lain in
has defeated This time mean to run hlh again
and elect him" - l.,
The real trouble between the two winxs however, is
the coming State Convention Mr.. Kelly does no van.
any drawings in the lottery until AFTER ne lus Vut
how will be treated at the COnv niOD, on september
-. II allowed come back IN the parry III td leIoW
SHIP thar ne return TO New YORK IN tluHpn no
Is SAID to he willing allow the Irving Hall COMMITTEE
name the Mayor il they Will agree TO reappoilt u
self Controller and Gumbleton as COiDiisrloiior
of Public Works This latter office Mr. Thompson va ibs
for himself unless he draw the prize OF the Eeeis-
trsnIp in addition 10 that OF Mayor IN when case nc
viii be the party nominee for Register. But the IRVING
Hall manager, not willing 10 allow the matter 20 go
over uu the Sa,c Convention and eretOre II seems
probable that tine ThOmp,On Kelly lottery will suspend
further drawings and that matters AT the State COh'
ventiOn VIII De complicated in consequence.
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THE DEMOCRATIC LOTTERY.

THE BUSINESS SUSPENDED COMPILATIONS BE-
TWEEN IRVING AND TAMMASY HALLs-rRoUBLE
FOR TIIE STATE COEVENIoN
There is a g. hitch " in the management OF
the Democratic lottery In this city which threatens 10
bankrupt the concern. Like all lotteries the managers
d sire to make drawing the best prizes for them
selves and as there ale bosses IN this lottery
hoth oI whom want the frs; przewhich in this is
tho Nayoralty-and as neither one is willing appar-
only 10 forego his choice is thought that receiver
will have 10 he appointed. As suggested by n we'll
known Republican yesterday II Is not improbable that
the voters will appoint receiver In the shape of Re
pubIican Mayor.
There was 10 nave been final drawing in the lottery
Yesterday at the Westminster Hotel. and the Irving
Hail managers assembled aud discussed the situation
and waited for Mr.. Kelly ana his Tammany managers
but the latter failed to appear Inc irving Han men
resolved adhere to their previous determination not
Tn consent to another drawing unless II was
.agreed that Mr. Thompson and his followers should
he allowed to name the Mayor. II Tammany Is
willing to concede that this tue hst prize, should be
drawn by Mr. Thompson, then the latter is willing that
Mr. Kelly should take his choice Of any of the
naming przcs and that the Others should be put IN the
wheel and Mr.. Kelly aud Mr.. Thompson blindiolded
aud to draw alternately The prizes thus TO be
disposed would be Register Recorder. Judge OF the
superor Court and Others After coming to this conclu-
sion the Irving Ho Democrats ageed TO send one more
letter 10 Mr.. Kelly informing him OF the time they
woud be again present take part IN the dra wing apd
thai ne did then they would appeal 10 the
pe0pe." ,, IT., cu,
mt in conference with the representatives OF the
Ge man ORGANIZATIONS There are two 0i tnesc organ
zat which 90 under the high sounding titles OF IN.
German. American Independent Cihzens Association Of
tho Cry aud Comfy OF sew-19ik n..n,on ana lae q,
,ba CITY aud County Of New.York" The
former was represented by Charles Wends ana DE-
frech and the latter by Jus lee otteroourR aud Coro
per El,lnger. These sort OF German branones o
tho Irving Hail organization, aud they are used to i'm
~ .ssIstinv the Tilden Democrats The greatest
part of Ibeir influence supposee be IN the lengtt
sneaka hr always begins by carefully stating that ht
renrsseuis th. Gcrmal-A A tnericsn," etc.. etc.
Il zen II " "a fonnd that Tnmmany HRl was unwilling
IA c"urrde the Mpyoraltv TO Irving Hall unless Mayo
G,uer would agree TO reappont Controller Kelly. an,
tnut the Mayor would MOT DO tis, 1o 0crnan orgnnl
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RrPrRTICAyS STONED BY A MOB.

The ruiIianly element in the Twenty-ilrst
Precinct which been described IN THE TRIBUNE as
serted tse Friday night the occasion OF the pro-
cession OF the Boys in Blue The members OF German
Republican Club from the XYIIIth Assembly District
marched from their headquarters at No oSS second
ave. to Glass Han In Thirty-lourthst, where they
jomed the main body OF the procession Al
the moment Thrty-fourth-st., the central point
OF tne Twenty-ilr>t Precinct reached, an atach
was begun on the Germans bya band Of rum ans VINO
were armed with bricks, clubs aud dirt. When Tue
main body of the procession moved the attack was re
nrwed ard several of the Germans In the ranks were
struck and ds lned the negroes beat back the attack
Ing party with their torches and in return we're greeteu
with shouts OF derson and missiles or all descriptions
Inquiry at the headquarters of the club at No coS See
ondave last night Brought out the Information that Ten
or twelve atOg her had been hurt In the attacA
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Government is undecided what to do in regard to
Caudahar. Its strategcal value consists in its
blocking the only way to India. 1t is contended,
however, that its permanent occupation would
entail too heavy a burden on India and the city
itself. IL is probable that the British troops will
retire to the Khojak Pass, resting within striking
distance and possessing military control of the
valley.
PROTECTION FOR CHILDREH.
Sir William Harcougt is determined TO stop the
Imprisonment OF children. He declares the prac-
tice ruinous to children. and promises fresh egisa-
lation.
THE COTTON INDUSTRY DISTURBED.
Troubles are arising in the Lancashire cotton
trade. The masters having refused an advance OF
wages, 3 600 operatives have given notice of a
strike. The masters. who are closely associated
Yesterday decided to refuse arbitration and to resist
they also resolved TO put all the works in the
county on haf time to prevent their operators
from aiding the strikers Ii is thought that
the masters ought to consent to arbitration. but
that in case of a fight they will win
FARMING INTERESTS.
Charles s. Read the noted agriculturst, declared
Yesterday that England conld never compete with
America in wheat but that America could not grow
barley nor rear pigs as well as England. The
farmers prospects are improving but reorganiza-
ton Of the land system is needed in England as well
as in Ireland TO bring agriculture TO the same per-
fection as other industries.
SIR BARTLE FRERg LEAVES THE CAPE
Sir Bartle Frcre ex- Governor of the Cape and au-
thor of the Zulu War; has left there for England
In his vaedictory speech he challenged the Govern
ment to declare him either great public servant or
a great criminal This is foolish bravadO. Frere
has enbrocd himself with both parties. Neither
Will undertake the responsibility of employing him
again.
RESTRAINTS ON KYLE BELLEW.
Kyrle Bellew, who seeded from Miss Litton's
company to join Edwin Booth is restrained by
Chancery injunction from playing.
TIE LAST OF THE LORD CHIEF BAEoNs.
Chief Baron Fitzroy Kelly, who died yesterday, is
the last of the Lord Chief Barons. After existing
500 years the title is now abolished. The Office in
its new form is worth 10000 ($3O,O per annum.
1t will fall to a Liberal lawyer, probably to Attor-
ney-General James.
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A COUP D'ETAT IN BUENOS AYRES.


Buenos Ayres adviccs to the oath OF August
received by the way of London are as follows On the
21st Of August national troops entered the provincial
Chambers elected the members of the Chamber OF Dcpu
ties M the point the bavonet posted double sentnes
AZ the doors and closed Legislature, by order of the
national Government.
great crowd people collected in the streets, but
there WAS no dis turbance The Senators and deputies
adourned 10 the Municipal Hall and issued manifesto 20
the people which famed TO elicit any manifestation OF
nom lar feeling The city Remains quet Tie muDclpal
and provincial affairs administered ny Genera BUS
tIIns on behalf OF the National Government.
The weather Gne, ana there Is an excellent prospect
for the wheat crop. -, 1-. . a.. no,.ao -.
the Elyse this afternoon lasted from unti haipas
n,clock All tho Ministers present. including those
win had rendered their rcsgnaiOns An agreement was
arrived a by which Ministerial crisis has been ad
nstcd The following said To he the basis on whlch
harmony WAS restored: NJ. Constans retains full lib
ertv of action regarding the Harcn Decrecs when lie
viii execute at a time and IN manner be considers
most suitable without other delay than Is required 10
Give the Prefects the necessary instructions.
me OGciai Journal OF tomorrow VIII contain lct"r
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