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More Speaking III Chauiauqua.


CHAUT4UQUA, Y. Y, August 2A-Tbis
afternoon 5000 persons assembled TO hear
the singing Of Federal and Confederate
war-songs and addresses by Judge Albion
W. ToUrgee, Of New York, and Rev. DR..
Atticus II. Haycood. 4 Georgia. Or. Win.
cent asked The soldiers OF either army
present 10 come 10 the Platform. and 200
responded. After the singing 81 war
hymns Judge Tourgee spoke. He said
every nation should sing its own songs.
=. The Watch on the Rhine" conquered
France. The late war was the result Of
luminosity. II was over, and the South
made more progress in the four years OF
war than in hall q century before. True
emancipation u the slave i education OF
the freeman. Yesterday set free the body
tomorrow will set free the soul.
DR.. Haygood was introduced and greet
ed with cheers. He waved the United
States flag in response, and said Georgia j,
now under the stars and stripes. Il have
seen the time be said, "wben | would
have died for the other flag, and YOU would
despise NE If | were ashamed OF that flag
now. ] am obliged to the choir for irving
TO sing rebel songs, but they could not DC
il. We DO not sing them now, but we are
not ashamed that we sung them once. Lei
Us forget all but the good Of the war
Great changes are going on in the South
We should be asked to show fidelity TO the
Constitution and its amendments. to the
Declaration Of Independence, and 10 The
flag. Nothing more should be demanded
The boys growing up in the South viii on
occasion Eight for their country's fag
\ letter was read from Senator Colquiti,
Of Georgia. The services were the mos
impressive ever held at Chautauqua. Sey.
eral old Confederstes participated. TX
Governor Pierrepont, Of West Virginia
was on the platform.
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The American Bar Association.



SARATOGA. Y. Y, August 2i.-Tbe
American Bar Association held IT. closing
session this morning. The meeting was
called to order 10y President LAYTON q
1890 O'Clock. William Allen Butler. Of
New York. offered q resolution extending
q most cordial welcome 70 Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge. who arrived on the
steamship Celtic from England this morn
ing. The resolution was unanimously
adopted.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers Of the Association for the ensuing
year: President, Cortland Parker. OF New
Jersey. Vice-Presidents partial list: D..
!. Troy. Of Alabama; L. NJ. Randall. Of
Florida; L. y. White. Of Georgia; E.
Z. Roche. Of Louisiana; L. L. Houston. OF
Mississippi: T. L. keogh, Of North Caro-
lima: II. Z. Young. Of South Carolina; 4.
Allison. OF Tennessee; Il. G. street, Of
Texas: J. l.. Tucker, Of virginia; and L.
b. Knight. Of West Virginia; Secretary,
Edward Otis Hinkley, Of Baltimore: Trea-
surer. Francis Rawle, OF Pennsylvania.
Executive Committee: Luke z. Poland,
OF Vermont (chalrman); L. B. Baldwin,
Of Connecticut; William !. Butler, OF
New York.
Adjourned sine die at l:1j 2. VI.
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LIEBIG,s EXTRACT OF rEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT or
MEAT-FINEST AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAvosING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES.
LIEDIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
An invaluable and palstsble tonic in all cases
Of weak digestion and debility. as q success
and a boon for which nations should feel CRATE
tu.--See Medical Press - Lancet Brit
,sh Medical Journal &c.
CAUTION.-6enuine only with the fac
sinile Of Baron Liebig's signature in blue ink
scross the label. This caution $ necessary
owing T. various cheap and inferior sulsli-
tutes icing N the market.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT.
To be had Of all Storekeepers, Grocers, and
Chemists. Sole agents FOR the United States
wholesale only, c. DAVID Co, Fenehureh
avenue. London. England. ap 2s-sa5oi
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The above are The words Of Mrs. Hsrrid Bailey.
q Putnam. Conn. She writes May 3, 1883: i
have been troubled with Kidney and liyer-d -
for two years. ! suffered severely 81 the back and
loins. Before taxing your wonderful medicine,
Hunts Remedy. ] could not lift pound. A!ter
giving II q fair trial began % improve and can
now truly say IL was 'GOc-send 10 me- a. an
now allie % do my household work and enjoy tie
best of health. / have recommended Hunts Rem
eiv 20 two df nv ntiehbors. who have been greatly
benefited by IL. Tbl. letter ! send Voluntarily,
with The hope that il viii De The means inducing
some sufferer to use Hunts Remedy and he cured
A. have been au 23-Ihlwlsa&Tu
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The Shepard Murderers Found Guilty
Of Murder in the first Degree.
Especial telegram to Tie Dlsnaich.

TNDfCIII NIe-flLl % ne II-illcI.I
CHATHAM, VA, Angus. 24.-The trial of
the Shepard murderers was concluded in
the County Court this evening. The case
was given 10 the jury at 400, and in eight
minutes they returned a verdict that each
Of the prisoners was guilty OF murder in
the first degree. The Court NJ once passed
sentence upon them and fixed the 2Sth Of
September as the time for their execution.
The jury was one Of unusual intelligence.
and their verdict is unusually applAuded.
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Clerk Of the First Market were especially
invited to ride In the tournament which
takes place Today, but being unable 20
procure suitable steeds for the occasion
were reluctantly forced to decline. They
both have engagements for sets in the bali
tonight.
i Will give you an account Of the tourns-
ment and ball tomorrow. The Official
visitors are all well and enjoying them
selves SO much that they have juss decided
by an unanimous vote TO remain day
longer than they expected. NcGrSsEss.
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Robert II. Haycs, Jr., a young physician
OF New York, has been disowned by his
father. who l. also physician, for marry
Ing young girl. Martha Ellen Dunn, re-
Gently employed as window washer at
the Gilsey House. After the marriage IL
was discovered that the young physician
was acting ~ night waschinan at the same
hotel. For Joke the girl called herself a
widow, and MSS married a. Clara Morsen /;
but afterwards q second marriage took
Place under hsr proper name. ~
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Games Elsewhere.
lBy Associated Press.

New York: New York. o; Philsdel-
phia, 3.
Detroit: Detroit, 8: Cleveland, 8. Game
called on the tenth inning on account Of
darkness.
Chicago: Chicago. &; Buffalo. !.
Boston Providence, 8; Boston, /.
Pittsburgh: It. Louis. Is: Allegheny. g..
Baltimore: Baltimore, y; Eclipse, s.
Philadelphia pa: Cincinnati, s; Ath-
letie, ).
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~ Tslegrsph
NEW YOgH.

NEW YORK. AagnSf "a. 1883.
share speculation opened Grm: fair amounts
northern Pacincs. Oregon tran-c0nfineEfzi an
Denver we're fakcn- prices afyalrlng y 10 ~ n
latter Northern PzciGc Or fcrred. Before i0sS0
A. NJ stocks were again lower uie early strength
disappearing entirely. Fr,m this time uutii u r .
NJ. The mzrkcs was quiet and lower sfaotsslan
were The rude bat demand thea increased. Jersey
Central Eesdang. Canada Sogthern Wrs;s.r
Union. and Southwestern leloing the Epwsrd
movement. The Improvement IN prices fanyed
from % y Lake shore was weak thruaghoui ii
i05Aea lOj$ while Union P4ciac was In aefnand
~ sssas7*4es. ouisice Of The usasIly active
shares Memphis and C1izriestoB was toe fea are
moving up fron 3ea 10 al on large trans4Stions
a he advance Was dse 10 ruuors uaf trouble be-
tween that company and the Vast tennessee had
been arranged fsyofstIy o. former stock: closed at
As. As compared with lsSt nlg,d's clOsing prices
are 4 10 \ higher except for Northwest lack a.
wanua- Denver aud .>ake SHORE. Louisville and
Nashville. New York Central. Michigan Central.
aud Reading. which are 10 4 lOwer. ln special-
tie. Alton and Terre HAlte ro-s ;. 20 60; Psiimsn
Palace declined !. 20 1877. Houston ard Texss 2,
20 IS: and Maryland Coal and HANNIBAL and ~.
Jose preferred 3. 10 L. Aad 30 respecuyey.
northern Pacific lent Sat Ia 1-3z. Jersey Central
1si % l-6s and other stocks fat % pr cent for
carving. The sales Of stock were only $3.50 CO
shares.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Angnst 24.-Nirzlnis s's. CONSOLE
i1f-d- 3st- second series. 81. Ilzsf-due coa-
pons i2s, new lO-io's- 3ls.. new SIS 5l4s 81
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rtre,u sumter, q. &.

fFy telegraph % Ine u s.dtcn-I
CHARLESTON. August IA special to
the Ee,rs and Courier from Sumter says
Three dwellings and stores were ertirely
destroyed by Gre there this morning. TIE
loss i estimated 81 SIS, geo 10 s50,ooc.
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Reek's FAILURES.

nv teierraul % TIE Disfalcb-I
Nyw YorK. August 24.-The failures re-
norted for the last seven days throughout
he Tinted states and Canada number l65.
ss agaIns; 10 last week. The distribution
was: New England States. %; Middle
S,a.es 90. southern, 30: Western, As
Pacifie states and Territories, 81; New
York city. 4: Canada 10.
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Thr Garfield Monument ut San Fran.
cisco
fBr telegraph 10 the D.snaieh.

SAN FIANCIsCO. August 2i.-The cere-
mony Of laying the foundation Of the Gar
field monument took place at noon to-day
under the auspices Of the Grand Masonic
Lodge OF California, assisted by the Grand
Encampment OF knights Templar Of tie
United States. at Golden Park. over 10o,-
00J persons witnessed the ceremonies.
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Missouri Free.Trade League.

BY NFItrIAIH 70 s1IN 4'IFV@ft1'sI
kansas CITY. No. August 24.-Ihe
Missouri Free-1rade League has issued m
Invitation 10 all who oppose protective
tariff and favor genuine reform Ia The rev.
en,le laws 20 attend n conference at 1t.
Iouis October 3. 1888, for the discussion
~ those questions. All organizations sym
nnthix;ng with the movement are invited
h send delegates. and individual sympa
thizers are also invites
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

OFFERINGS.
WBEAT.-White. $40 bushels. BED. II.4O9
bushels
CoRS.--White. Ss4 bushels
OATS.-l4G bushels.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-wbltc. sac bas,lels common TO prime
n 81 O5 70 fl.2O. gc4 3Si4 bushels lair " prime
L0ngterry NJ sl.l2 y sl.2O; l.iSi bushels mixed
at -Ll2 20 sl.l7; 2-l92 bushels common To
prime SboTteerfy ~ CSC. 10 sI.Ii.
tokNs-N bite. $50 bushels prime - 62c.
oATS-2O bushelse prime -intrr al Ace
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wheat.EIevator Hurne<l.

TBy Ielegfaph 20 t1e Dhsfa NJ
MADISON, ISp., August sA--The i'm
,nsnse wheat-eleyaior OF Trow & Co., con.
tanning loo. 900 bushels Of wheat, was 10.
ta,ly DESTROYED by IRE 1T 3 o'clock thu
morning. The loss Il $4,000; the ipsu,
rance Is ESQ., 900. ~
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Incendiary Fire In Nansenond
County.
THE IScENDnMEs SHOT Al AND RETURN tn

THE INCENDIARIEs SHOT Al AND RETURN THE
FIEE-GNSCRANCE.
Especial telegram 70 he Dispatch
NORFOLK, Va, August 24.-Last night
the store Of o. b. Baker. at Pig Point,
NansemoEd county. was totally destroyed
by IN i1cendiary fire. together with its
contents. Two negroes were seen running
OF after the fire broke out. They were
shot at by the Waterman, and the negroes
returned the fire. Loss, $1,000. The pro-
perry was insured in this city for $4,000.
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THE TURF.
Tyy tslesraph 10 the Dispatch. !


Brrcuroy BEACH. August 24.-Fully
1000 persons witnessed the races here to.
day. The weather was pleasant and The
track in excellent condition.
First race-purse $3.50 for two-year-oIds,
selling allowances, three quarters oil
nile-Ligan won after a houy-contested
race with stringent, second, and Treasurer
third. Time, lis. French pools paid
1910.
Second race-purse ESQ, selling allow
ances, one mile-won by knight Templar
the favorte); Nimblefoot second. Hostage
third. Time, las. French pools paid
Sl0.7A
Third race-purse $3.50, seven furlongs-
Quebec won handily, Egyptian second,
Minnie h. third. Time, 1924. Frercb
pools paid S2S45.
fourth race-purse $3.50, selling allow
ances, one mile-Barpey Aaron won,
Plunger second, Matte Rapture third.
Time. l:42l. French pools paid sol.
Fifth race-purse $3.50. one and an eighth
miles-Red Fox won by nose: Hilarity
second. and Brigand Belle third. Time.
1854. French pools paid $50.
sixth RECOURSE $3.50. seven furlongs-
RetOrt won: Captain Curry second, and
Granite third. Time, l:33. French pools
paid S1C.25.
Saratoga Races.
SARATOGA. Y. Y. August 2i.-The wea-
Their was clear and warm, the attendance
fair. and the track fast.
First race-three quarters Of a mile
Loftin won; Richard Loud second, Transit
third. Time. ETA.
Second race-one mile and seventy
yards-won by Apollo; Referee second.
Pope Leo third. Time, l:49s.
Third race- one mile and 500 yards, for
all ages-won by Bose sedan; Bonnie
Bird second, Barnum third. Time. 2:l6s.
Fourth Taec-handicap steeple-chase,
about one and half miles--won by Miss
Woulsey; Rienzi second. Carlyle third.
Time, 1884. The judges refused to place
the horses that came in Second and third
through failure TO 20 the course.
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Base-hits: yirginias- %; Donestics, 8. Errors
Virginias. l Domcstirs. z.
In regard to the game in Brooklyn on
Thursday between the Virginia ard the
Brooklyn clubs the New York Times saws !:
The contest proved to be a rather interest
ing one, and resulted in favor Of the
Brooklyn Club by score OF ; to .. The
Virginia Club plays strong fielding game.
has a good "batiery," and is under the
management Of some Virginia gentlemen
who are admirers of the game.
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Lord aud Lady Carnarvon Coming 10
America.

LONDON. August 24.-Among the passen-
gers by The steamer Sardinia, which left
Liverpool Yesterday for Quebec and Non.
treal. are Lord and LADY CaTnarvon and
the secretary Of the Welsh Quarry :
Union. The object OF the laiter's tip i
to establish Welsh colony al the spur Of
the Rocky Mountains. near Fort Calgary.
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Fleur.

Flour We quote: i-8s. ssGs3.5o: supertne,
$500 s3.7J; extra, ss-5oets5; family, IS 8
$50; Patent family. s6l1s7.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION.

II = , =.
We are now preparing TIE annual autumn edl-
,son twenty thousand copies " cur RIAL
ESTATE RFVIEW. We desirt ana intend 70
make specially Of selliGg LARGE AND WILL
IMPROVED FARMS nea this cts and those
near Che hnes Of the railroads. and we invite
owners having such farms for sale 10 communi-
cate with bs without delay.
PROPERTY ADVERTISED tRkE or
CHARGR. and blank descriptions furnished on
application IN person or by Ietier. We shall also
continue 10 give strict attention 20 the SALE AND
RrNTiSG or CITY PROPERTY. and advertise
the axe free Of charge. as heretofore announced.
II. l.. tTAPLEs CO.,
HOS Main street
Remember the number. an e3-ThkSA2
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me virxsnfas Defeat the Domesties NJ
Newark-Ths score - To 3.
lspciri ielesram 70 ODE

NEWARK. n. j.. August A-The game
OF baseball to-day between the yirginias.
OF Richmond, and the Dcmestics, Of this
city, resulted in an overwhelming defeat
Of the homo nine by the visitors. The
score at the end OF seven innings stood
yirginias, %; Domestics,S 3. The score by
innings was a. follows.
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The Lord LieutenanI's Hope.

LONDON, August 24.-Earl spencer %.
Lord Lieutenant, speaking al CORK 1871
bitternes.. crime, and agitation in Ireland
were past, and that the county could ,ooA
forward 10 practicable measures IN loiine>
and PROSPERITY in the land.
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MARINE IyTELLsGENCk.
PORT uF RICHxoND. August "a, less.
.FnfkFI.

PORT oF RICHyoNH. August "a. less.
AEHlyED.
steiner Ariel. clifford, Norfolk. lBi,rd states
rail. uerchAnilse. and passengers. l.. u. TatrI.
sataFlEtsnoeDt -
Cflyhia. coal. :. J.. liA~es.
sris,oner J. n. ia. iagbe-, Lynch, philadelphia,
eoaL :. a. H4Nes-
schooner Annie V. bergen. Cbsmbers- uasre &c
Grace coal. :. +. Laihrop.
Brig CoiuEnDus. -, NSu YORK. y toad nref
fer Br33i.
safiEr.
STEAMER Nyanoke. bplpbers- New Vera. mr.
clsas 1. - alt lAsfcLgers. g.. ". Allen a Co.
steamer pioneer. " 10. Phil9dtltlAs, nsrehAn-
.hsf. }. ~. Met,arTick. agtlt.
Lark Alhenaric. Forbes- Rio Jsneiro, coa ttfe-
ylO1s.y imported cleAIedl.
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SKETCH OF HIS LIFE.

Henri Charles Ferdinand Marie Dieu-
dome Count de Chamh0rd and Duke Of
Bordeaux was born in Paris September
20. 1920, and was the representative
% the elder branch Of the Bour-
bon dynasty. BY bis paItisans he was
STYLED Henry V. of France. After the
revolution Of July. 1880. during which his
grandfather. Charles Y. and his uncle the
Duke d'Angouleme, resigned their claims
in hi> favor. he lived in exile in Scot
land. Austria. and Italy until ls45,
when be established himself in Lon
don. In 1851, upon the death Of his
aunt the Duchess dAngoulcme, be in
herited a large estate near Vienna. where
for q long time he has resided. Tie
clulg TO the traditional Bourbon theory Of
the divine right Of kings and Of devotion
10 the See Of Rome; from time 10 time
issued maniiestOes 10 the people Of France,
and persistly rejected al overtures aiming
at a reconciliation with the house Of Or
leans. He. however, always RETAINED
from violent assertions OF his right TO
the throne. lie returned 10 France for
the first time in 1871, but after short
stay az Chambord voluntarily left the coun-
try. His name has been kept prominently
before the public more by his partisans
han by himSelf.l
PRESS COMMENTS on TIE DECEASED.
PARIS. August 24.-Republican journals
speak respectfully in regard 10 the death Of
Count De CbambOrd. and unite in paying
homage to the sincerity OF the deceased.
Royalist papers have appeared with mourn
Ing borders. and are reserved in their com
ments regarding the consequences Of the
Counts death. The body vail De buried
by the side Of that Of Charles y. The
will Of tie Count viii De opened in the
presence Of a high official Of the Austrian
court
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fINANCIAL.


sALEs-FmsT BoARp.-4.ot0 PeterssarK "A :
Rad Class u Sc IT 73a, 1000 d. n 75t;
shares Afjsats asd Charlotte sock 81 6SA; 10
shares Richmond and Pe.erssorg Railrusd soc
At 20. 10 do. at 75I.,s d. at 7ss.
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Zuluiansi.

DrBLIy, Angus, 24.-In the House Of
Commons last evening Lord Harrington,
Sinister OF War, said the battalion Of
British troops mentioned in Durham dis,
n,teh As having been ordered 10 Zuiuiand
would proceed TO the border OF Natal, bu'
would not enter Zululand until iurthei
orier.
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France and Spain.

MADRID, August 24.-Tbe Impartial
saws the spanish representatives abroad
have sent 70 the Cabinet the opinions Of
various foreign Powers regarding The right
Of spain 10 make representations 10 France
in reference to the attitude Of that country
towards Spain. This, the ImpQrcidt says,
i probably the origin Of tie report that d
collective note, signed by Germany, Aus
tria. and Rus.ia. relative 10 the conduct OF
France towards spain, had been sent 10 the
French Government.
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GESERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Death Of Couni DE Chambord.
10y cable to The Dspaich.I

VIENNA, August ga dispatch has just
been received from Frohs6of announcing
that Count De Ch1mbord i dead. He died
at 7:lj O'Clock this morning. He remained
conscious TO within a moment OF his death.
There will be 20 public funeral service at
Frohsdorf. 0bsequies VIII be celebrated
az GnritZ q week hence.
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IAN Outrage upon Dcceney and
Courtesy"

LONDoN. August 24.-Thc Times this
morning again comments al length Oh the
article against France recently published
in the Berlin North German Gazette, and
which has attracted much attention through
out Europe. The Times says that the Ga
zelfes article = gross and deliberate in
suit. II il fails 10 shock the public opinion
Of Europe il i only because we are accus-
toned to hear Germany address France IN
terms wholly unknown to European diplo-
macy. To prefer an untenable charge IN
language calculated 10 wound and hui
initiate France i an OUTRAGE upon decency
and courtesy. Diplomacy has abundant
resources for conducting controversies
without resorting 10 language Of vulgar
menace.
WHAT TEE PARIS PAPERS SAY.
The Paris papers give various reasons
for the article, including The recent un-
Telling at Courbeyole Of the monument
commemorative OF the defence OF Paris.
the vote for fortress artillery, the tour Of
inspection OF General Tbibaudn, the
French Minister If War, and the compile
ton OF forts on the frontier. The Pans
National states that the idea Of the mo-
biiizing the rench troops has been aoan-
dOned.
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WV YORK. sugast "a. -Cofinn-Gross reoelpts
ll9 lales. eutur,s elosed steady: sales IS 600
bsles: August, slo.O3asIc.ns ssnaenber,
slnEslQ.0l OctOier, slc.lD. November.
January. slO.leGsl0le; February. si0.3o@
rlO.8l: March. .lO.4Zhsln s3; April sln.34
$50 So; Nav, :l0. 65 q si0-e7; Jane. slo.7oes
siA--
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BALTIMORE.

hAiTIsonk, Anvnst 24--Niry1nis s's. consoii.
dated 3st. second series. 81. I.zsf-t.ue co q.
Dons Az, new i0-io's- 3lss. new SIS 5l4 III
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THE $3.50 oF THE corNTr.

The principal products OF the county are
corn and wheat; but one OF the largest in
terests i that 81 raising fine "a; cattle for
market. Among those that are engaged
largely in ihis business are il. ". Mason,
Charles j. Matthew. Joseph II. Hoge,
Charles PAYNE. and shannon Burton.
Some Of The finest Of applc-orchar6s are TO
lie seen IN the county, and large quantities
Of fruit are dried. la the mountains iron
ores Il the brown and red berniiaie va
rieiies are found. There are only four
villages In the county.