Death Bed Repentance Brings Unexpected Windfall
A Forsyth letter reports Rev J R Danforth robbed of 400 dollars and papers at a Monroe Camp meeting two years ago. A death-bed confession by a Jones county negro led to recovery of the money, placed with free negroes in Monroe county for retrieval. Danforth left to collect it. result not yet known at press time.
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First Bale of New Cotton Reaches New Orleans
Telegraph dispatch notes the first bale of the present crop arrived in New Orleans yesterday, but historical data show that bloom and bale dates do not reliably predict crop size. In 1845 the crop was 3,075,000 bales. 1848 saw 2,728,500. 1849 reached 2,095,000. Current reports indicate the crop is generally forward and interior accounts are favorable despite few local exceptions.
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Prices Edge Up on Tight Crop and Teetering Supply
Market observers note that with the oven heavy crop reduced and supplies short of last year, prices may rise further. Analysts expect limited harvests and cautious demand to push costs higher, affecting retailers and consumers alike.
Strawberries Grafted on Roses in Paris Shop Exhibit
In Paris a horist shop on Boulevard des Italiens displayed rose trees with strawberry plants grafted onto them. The method involves grafting a well-rooted strawberry with each rose, near the stem, allowing runners to form roots and later be tied to the rose tree. The goal is sap flow to the graft so the strawberries grow atop the roses for some time.
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Fishing Rights Settlement Reported by Baltimore Sun
A Baltimore Sun correspondent says the Alaska Osheries question has been settled on an American construction of the convention. Oshermen will keep three marine miles offshore and may fish beyond the line without seizure. The Irish order is linked to neither the reciprocity issue. Hincks urged aid to railroads, but Canada refused, aiming to protect provincial fishing rights, a stance deemed extravagant and unworkable without war. Long has not sailed to the Gulf to seek a fight.
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