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GaPiTai RRIEES

WAsHIEGTos, August THE executive
order regarding internal revenue districts, as
far as it applies TO the folIowiog districts,
went into effect to-day: Fourth Michigan,
Eleventh Indians, Sixth Missouri, and
Seventh and Eighth Kentucky.
Msj. Bebee, who committed suicide last
night, held a commission in the army during
the war and served with Gen. Hazsp. He
was mustered out at the close OF the war and
has since been attached 10 the Office Of the
Chief Signal Officer as privsie in the gene
raj service. He was native # Ohio, about
forty one years OF age, and u@married. He
was a member Of the first Greeley relief party
and his health was impaired by the hard
ships TO which he was exposed.
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The PeansylvanIn Apportionmen..

HARRISBURG, August THE House 10.
day adopted an amendment to the resolution
authorizing the appointment of a free Cor
ference Committee of i've from each House
TO consider the suLj ct of the Congressional
aud legislative apportionment. The bill Civ
ing the Republicans seventeen aud the DSmo-
crat5 eleven districts, passed finally. The
Jsmison Legislative spportionment bill
passed second resding. 1t gives the R.pub-
licsns thirty and the d mocrats twenty fena-
tors, and the REPUBLICANS IL and the Demo-
Gratis ninety members of the House. In tie
Senate a resolution was introduced declaring
sli fforls to reconcile differences between
the two houses on the apporli0nment bills
must be fruitlfs', and that further prolon-
cation Of the sesson would lead to the suspi-
cjon that the Legislators desired to obtain the
per diem salary, and providing for an sd.
i1urnment slne die on the 18Th instsnt.
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THE PariS, Paris (Frauc,) j)urual sayft
"The Unittd States live in perpetual alter-
nation of prosperity and of misfortune, OF
rise and fall, tf grandeur and OF decsdence
Ons would say tina. they are destined TO re-
aliEs the parable OF the fat snd lean kline,
only the period of the leau kins lasts longer
than the period OF the fat kline" Whist
France escapes in kline she m kes up for in
ravoIutioaa
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PhiIadelphia, August THE corouer's
jury, in an inquest at the Asylum for the In
esn,, al Morrislovn. in abe csss of w. Al.
Fiss, an insane patient from Philadelphis,
rendered verdict that Fiss's death was
csussd by pye mia, resulting from Injuries
received, July 5lb, at the hands of james
G4ffsy. The attendant trustees Of the ssy-
lum au horizsd the steward 10 make out a
warrant ior the arrest Of Gaffey, wherever he
can be found, and also authorized him TO offer
a reward Of $500 for his apprehension.
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IT is thought at Washington that the ulti-
male effect OF the reduction iu letter postsge,
which goes into effect O,,obsr Let, will be to
increase, rather than diminish, the revenues
OF the department. Sealed letters will be
sent in many cases where postal cards are
now ussd
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Killed in self.Defense.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Angus. 7.-Auton Seeman,
farm lsborer, while on drunken spree last
evening, entered the little town Of Florisant,
81. Louis county, sixteen miles from here,
and with a drawn knife virtually took
possession OF the place. Coming 10 the store
of Henry Herbf, he attacked the latter with
his knife, whereupon Herbst drew revolver
and fred three shots, aDd Sseman fell dead.
Herbst was arrested. An inquest is now be-
L Il
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New YoRK, August 7.-Cbsrles Wolff,
age twenty-,hree, found his wife, age seven
teen, in compsny with a strange man in Cen
trail Park. He followed the pair to his
rooms when he attacked the man with a
knife. The stranger fed and then Wolf at
tackled his wife, iuficting probably fatal
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The family Of toe Jew Ssharf, defendant
10 lie Jewish trial at Nyiregbyhszi Hur-
gary, were mobbed at l'esth yesterday. The
police had to he called 10 disperse the mob
aud il they did their duty, there should Re
some work for the hsngmau.
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Jefferson Davis aud Jere Black.

PHILADELPHIA, August THE Times
Tr nts day sn elaborate answer from JEFF
fer on Davis to Judge Blacks repeated ex-
po>ure of "Sec,s.ion Secret" in which the
E. Confederate President review, in rather
punSsnt sentences tbs assertions aud record
OF Judge Black ss President Buchanan's
chief Cabinet officar
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The Rosion Bays opening.

BosroS, August Fully $1,000 persons
attended the opening of John Suiiivan's
saloon, on Washington street. -The vicinity
of the barre n was packed with people, ths
rough element predominating. The services
OF the entire reserve police of Station 4,
with half dcz IL mounted off GERS, was
necessary TO preserve order and keep the
street clear for vehicles. The crowd, In the
m ain, was good natuTed. Three arrests were
M ahe for fighi ing
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ALL Lervous and bloed diseases are in.
variaoly cured by lhe use of Samaritan Ner-
VIM.
SAMARITAN NERvISE would re cheap at
800 bottle. II cures 6ts." J. Sterling,
Charleston, s. G. Olly 81 80 per bottle.
Dcuggists.
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- We are veil pleased With goer 6fs,H
J. y. KLLIOTT d Co. aealskssy. &eee-
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LONDON, August THE meeting at
Brighton began to-day. The rscs for
Brighton stakes (handicap) was won by r.
Jardine's White Blossom; Sir F. Jobnsione's
Thebiss secoud. Z. Pecb's Hackuess third !;
five starters. White Bosom won by six
lengths. Z ting at the start was 5 to l
against White Blossom, TO on The
bias, so TO l against Hacknees.
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from Tannassaans
Who Have Used Them.


PoIxr PLRAsANf. TknA., February Q, 1854
4. The Gins purchased from you work nicely. an d
the parties they were purchased for are well
pleased. 4. Z. TAkBEr.
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DETROIT, August 7.-Detroits,6 6; Chicagos,o ~
COLUMBUS, August 7.-E:lipse, 5; CJlum-
bas, s.
CISCINsATI, August 7.-St. Louis, 3; Cir-
cinnatis, 6.
Providence, August 7.-BostOns, 6; Prov
idencss, 4.
PHILADELPHIA, August 7.-Athleiie-, u;
BAItimoIes, 5.
CLEVELAND, O., August 7.-Buffalos. 81
ClevelanGs, 5.
New YORK, August 7.-AlIeghenyr, 1;
Melropolitaps, 16.
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WHETHER law or beer saloons are to reign
is question thA. is exciting St. Louis just
now; only TO think Of a whole city in sgita-
tiou about drink. 1t hardly speaks well for
ihe dignity Of human nature aud the mpirs
of mind
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TRENTON, N. j., August Five China
men, who stabbed a iellow-couatryman at
Paterson for reducing laundry rates, were
to-day committed To the State prison and
had their queues cnt of. They appealed to
the keeper 10 allow their queues TO remain.
He explained that tie law must be observed.
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vii, aahe an ass,gu.neu,

RosToS, Angus, wv. C. & r. N. Silsbey,
tanners, Troy, n II failed 10 consequences
of the failure OF Hursey, Whites & Wyman,
Boston. They viii make an assignment. E
II. MtC ure, tanner and currier, Peabody,
Mass, also fsiied. The liabilities OF these
firms are not di6nitely known.
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SARATOGA, August 7.-Frss Rdes.--Six K
furlongs, for all ages. Won by Forcs; W.
p Burch second, Fellewplay third. Time
1:15i.
Second Race-Mile and 500 yards, for
three-year-old fllies. Won by Empres
Miss Woodford second, Blue-Grass Belle
third. Time-2:l4s.
Third RGcs.-Ole mile, for all azes. Won
By Navarro; Referee second, Disturbance
third. Time-l :453.
Fo,r III Race.-Ole mile and one furloug,
for all sges. Won by Mediator; Wapako-
meta second, Lord Raglan third. Tina
1854
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Sr. PAUL. August wv. w. McNair, nor-
mated ior Governor By the late Democratic
Convention, declines TO accept the nomips-
lion, and his successor will be chosen by the
State Central Committee waich has not yet
been anpcinied.
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MOTHERS READ.

GENTss-About nine years ago had q child
two years old and almost dead. The doctor
hna attending her could not tell what allied
her. I asked him II he did not think 1t was
worTi1R He said no. However, this did not
SATISFY me, as / felt convinced in my own
mind that she had. Obtained a bottle of
MIFUGE (senulue). l gave her a teaspoon
full in the morning and another at night, after
which she passed seventy-two worms and
was a well child Since then have never
been without 1t in my family. The health OF
my children remained so good that had
neglected watching their actions until about
three weeks ago, when two of them presented
the same sickly appearance that Fanny die
nine years ago. So thought 1t must be
worms, and went to work at once with q bot
tie OF DIR. G. McLANE-S yERMIFUGE be-
tween four of my children, their ages being as
follows: Alice, years; Charley, 4 years;
Emma, @ years; John, years. Now comes
the result: Alice and Emma came out all
right, but Charley passed forty-five and
Johnny about sixty worms The result was
so gratifying that spent two days in show
ing the wonderful eject of your Vernifuge
around Utica, and now have the worms on
exhibition IN my store.
Yours truly, JOHN PIPER
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Gov. BLACKBURN, OF Kentucky, on Sat-
u'day, pardored three murdersrs, a d, ,faulter
and an emb'zzer, from the Frankfort pepi-
tentiary. Such proceedings lower c5nfderce
in tie law and eudow Judge Lynch with his
pJHer for evil.
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IND.ANAPoLIs, INI. Aueu,t Gov
Hamilton, Of Illinois, and Gov. Porter, Of
I2dIans, delivered addresses at lbe' camp
meeting grounds to-day, he former on The
Nationality OF American Ciiiz nship," the lat
ter on ''rne PardoniDg Power" Gov. Fcsar,
OF Oli0, was also expected, but failed 10
c1mP.
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MONMOUTH PARK, N. J., August THE
favorites won five out of the six races. The
winners were as follows: Riea, Water Lily,
Piz rro, Monitor, Mary C1rbett and Rocbts-
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

New ORLEANS, August 7.-Clsared: State
of Louisiana and Lone star, New York.
New YORK, August ARRIVED: Havonia
aud Abyssinia, Liyerpool Grecian Monarch, Lon
don; FIisa, Hamburg.
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The Municipal Council of P>ris is cousid-
ering the subject of sani', ,ary Improvement
for that city in view .. the approach OF oho,.
ere. Such ehort> are engaging much atten-
ito in Eurors
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AGAIN Russia is the scene of oulrages
agaiOsl the Jews. Yet, "a D,sraeli said, all
chris'eudom receives its faith from Jew,
and more than half of it worship Jsps.,
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WALLA WALLa, WASH, August NC
Pherson, the murderer of Cummins at New
York, MAS hung by vigilsnls in yard at
Dayton Saturday night. He protested limo.
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IEDECATIOsB.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Vo,,ey, fair
'ccaLseT; /" Ohio Vadley patty cloudy weother
0Ha iocot rains; in Tennessee, Eldl.ng barometer,
stationary temperature, wirds mostly northeast
oily,
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SENATOR DAWES, Of Massachusetts, does
not think Gov. Butler wants another term.
Perhaps it is the Senator who does MT want
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DIED.

MEUX-On Tuesday, August :, 1883, ANNA in
fant daughter of W. L. and Anna B. Meux.
Funeral at residence, near whitehaven, Tenn,
this (wEDNEsDAO afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
Friends are invited TO attend.
GAITHER-on Sunday, August S. 1855, at his
residence. near Grand Junction, Tenn, W. D.
GAIrHEH-long a resident of this county.
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kumored Ch -DSe in the SasuyiIie Post.
mSstershIp.

SpeclaI 70 the AppeaI
NASHVILLE, August IA rumor pr:-
vailed today that Dr. W. P. Jones, postmss
Ter at Nashville, had b,en removed, aad
joseph r. Diiliu appointed his successor
Jones, however, thinks himself secure IN hia
positian
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YATES CENTER. KS, Angus. 7.-Y -s;erday
parties who we'e engaged in digging a
we'll on Gov. Dale's place, five miles rorth-
west Of tais city, at the depth Of twenty feet
struck large vein of silver ore. Specimens
waen Iassayed will be found TO be very r.ch.
Several shafts sre b, ing sunk, and clsims are
selling very rapidly for from $500 to $4,000
each.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mod. J. c. Riedler
says: persons who use Browns Iron Bitters
always speak well of ii. Ii il coed medi-
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

PIERoTTI-The friends and scqusintances OF
the late ETToRE PIERorTI invited to attend his
funeral. from the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road Depot this CwKDNEsDAY) morning. August
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
A special to the Day from Rsisterstowp,

A special to the Day from Rsisterstowp,
Md, gives the following particulars of the
tragedy al Bloomfield: "At the Worthington
homestead, Worthington Valley, two miles
from this place, one of the most frishtful
tragedies was enacted last night that ever
checked the community. The invalid wife
of Louis Laurence Coorad, well-known
Baltimore lawyer, in d it OF insanity caused
by disease, shot her husband sleeping by her
eide through the head, killing him instantly.
The affair, in all It's details, is sad and
shocking. Mrs. Conrad is cousin-of Sam.
uel Hanson, who recently killed Charles
Ridgey White. in Howard county. She is
also cousin of John Tally Johns and r ich-
ard johns brother, who committed suicide.
All were suffering IRON insaaity at the time
of lha traredi. & /"
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IT HAS been suggested that Dorsey rhould
write book. What Ksoy about Iadiana
would be good title.
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DEATHS from cholera in Egypt Monday
we're 59S in number, incuIinz sevesty-eight
AT Cairo.
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SPORTING NEWS.


NEWARK, n. j August THE regatta Of
the National Association OF Amateur Oars-
men began to-day on the Pass. river.
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MISS HIGBEE'S SCHOOL,
'ipal's address until september lst:
YOUNGSTOWN. N.
AlabamI


Agricultural and Mechanical c~Sssxs-
NEXT session begins Sept. 18th. Faculty Of
ton, Practical Agriculture and CIVIL Engfneering
specialties Location on nsilroad. high and
healthy. Tuition free. Expenses low. For ckta-
logue, with particulars, address
d. z. BOYD. President. Auburn. Ala.
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ATLANTA, GA, August THE Legisls-
Ia e Possed a general local option law for
this State
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OTrUMwA, A.-Dr. J. n. Armstrong saya:
81 have used Browns Iron Btters in my
flmily. and recommend ita use to olhersn
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SHOT In HIS SLEEP.
. wau.Eua, va Baltimore lawyer Killed
bv His Ipsas Hife-Particulars
of the a Tragedy.
Hanged by YigiIants-Chinamen sent 10
the Penitentiary-Killed in
SelcDefense.

BALTIMORE, August 7.-Conrsd, lawyer
prominent in professional and social life, was
shot and killed last right by his wife, near
Giydon, in b fillmore county. Mrs. Conrad
hiss b4en suffering from illness, sometimes
accompanied By evidences of insanity. Con-
rad was a native Of New Orleans, and the son
OF the Hou.Wm Il. Conrad, who was Secre-
tary Of War during FIllmors's administra-
ton.
Conrad and wifi, the latter confirmed in
valid for years, came to Bloomfield, where
her mother, Mrs. Mary G. Worthinston and
her brother, John Tally Worthingtop, live,
Saturday, 10 sperd the summer. Mrs. Con-
rad has for years suffered excessively from
neuralgia of the stomach, which has pro-
duced nervousness and insomnia. Worthirg-
ton brought Conrsd's mail TO him from Bal
timore last evening, and when he got home
Mrs. Conrad was almost frantic with paiu.
While Conrad was reading bis letter Worth
irgton held his sister in his srms. Sac fre-
dueuily called her husband TO csme 10 her,
and SAID she could not bear him 10 leave her.
When tea was announced Mr.. Conrad said
she WAS SO nervous she could not cit down,
and she walked up and down the room. She
took little cream, ami then held ber bowed
face in her hsnds, saying it made her pain
even more Intense. Mr.. Conrad asked her
several times how che felt. "Ob, my
love-" che answered, "my nerves are setting
me wild.' Shortly after that Conrad gave
her an inhalation of oxygen, recommended
by Philadelphia doctors. This was given
her for FIVE minutes. About 10 O'Clock he
gathered up the things he used for her com
fort during the night and started up-stsira,
carryiDg a light, while his brother-in-iaw
followed, carrying Mira -CenIad In his arms.
He then left the room, and Mrs. Worihington
and Conrad prepared the invalid for bed.
Between 10 and IL o'clock Worihington went
TO the doo, of the sick chamber to get the
lamp TO set in the hail door. Conrad gave it
to him, and fhis waa-ihe- lac, time he saw
Conrad slive. About 1920 o'clock Mrs. Con-
rad rap, screaming, into her mothers room,
which aGjoins the one occupied by herself
and husband. Sac was terribly excited, and
cried out: "Oh, my God! l have hurt Mr..
Conrad" Mrs. Worthington, who i, old and
infirm, got out of bed, and, followed by her
d. ghler, proceeded to the other room. Here,
to her horror, she found ber son-ln-law dead,
with blood trickling from wound in the
head, back OF the left ear, aud Remington
revolver OF thirty-two caliber on the bed.
d cath had been instantans ous. The relations
between Conrad and his wifi had always been
OF the most tender and friendly character.
They had been married fourteen years.
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BUFFALO, August T. The eighteenth an
nual meeting OF the Buffalo Driving Park
association opened under favorable auspices.
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Miss Clara COnway's School

VIZ ILL REOPEN MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. lss3,
w with a corps of ten teachers, additional
rooms. and increased facilities for promoting true
educational growth and development.
Pupils from q distance will find cheerful home
and mother-like In pleasant family near the
school.
In obedience to a pressing public demand. q
elas Of small boys viii be received In the Primary
Department
For particulars, address Miss CLARA CONWAY,
box 1902, SARATOGA. N, Y.
(;iTcu lars Mt book stor res Septomber IIAh.
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ENRICH and revitalizelthe blood by using
Browns Iron Eitters.
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Wednesday, August 22, 1888,

for the following des,Iibed property, towit:
A house and lot IN Memphis Tenn, situated At
the corner OF Third ana Washington streets on
the south aide Of Washington street ana west side
OF Third street, fronting 70 feet on taid Third
Deed Book J o. %. pages 653-90-l, X. y. 8. G.
TERMS OF EALE-Bids 10 commence AZ s3555.
II any bids over this sum are received, the party
70 bidding viii be required 10 execatc interest-
bearing Dotes, win approved security, dated June
=, 1888 (date of original Balel and due At g. H. IS
aEd a months Fl IN date, and lien VIII be re-
tanned as further security for the payment Of the
same. Sale free from redemption
THOMAS ". WRESNE,
wed Receiver Of the Bank OF Tennessee.
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Telegraphic Miscellany.
MINOR But NoNE.THE.LEss INTERESTING NEy
ITEMS.

MINOR But NoNE-THE,LESs INTERESTING NEWS
ITEMS.
SAN FsASCIsco, GALA, Jan. 10 The
Chronicle has had an interview with Mr..
Griffin, buok.keeper of the municipal cor
poration which is to the effect that stealing
has been going on in the street department
by carrying more workmen on the payroll
than are employed; also, that the time
book has been spirited away TO prevent dis
covery, and forced balances have been made
in the books. The Call has an article on
the depleted condition of the city treasury,
showing that some funds have been almost
entirely exhausted and there are no ap
parent means Of relief The head:
Of the departments here have been pre-
parlng to reduce the force. EX-SuperyisOl
Molineaux says the trouble is owing, no.
to the action OF the late board which die
not oyerdraw accounts but to the legacy o
deficiency received from their predecessors
and from the supreme court ordering tn,
/ payment of a disputed gas bill to Tn,
amount of about 100000.
{ lANKTON, d. T., Jan, ia blizzard au(
/ severe cold for the past twenty our hours
Thermometer - degrees below zero.
DENVER, COL, Jan. i9.-lxtreme COLI
weather prevails here. The thermomete
is Is degrees below zero. Mountain town
report the cold as most intense. A
Georgetown the thermometer is % degree
below zero, the coolest ever known.
FREEHOLD, n. j., Jan 19-An indict
ment against Jay Gould, j. X. Morrison
and Robert Il. Handy, for conspiracy ,foun,
in May, 1879, has been nolle prosecuted.
The total value of exports of domesti
| provisions, tallow and dairy r:niuots dur
ing the two months ending December u
1852, was S96 ,93l re-