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IMPROVEMENT BILLS.

Several very important Improvements bills were
reported by the committee Of Roads, in ihe House
OF Delegates on Wednesday.
lat A bill subscribing three tilhs of the capital
stock Of Lynchbutg and Tennessee Railroad Com
PAM ; he first quota on the parl OF the State,
$50 900 10 be advanced when 5000 shares (;,5O0
UOO) have been subscribed by solvent parties other
Than The Sale.
ID. A bill 10 construct Railroad, on State ac-
count, from Covlns,on 10 steamboat navigation
on Inc kanawha River, giving ne James River
and Kanawha Company nine months 10 Indicate
the route il in'enGs T. appropriate and aulhori-
zins loan of $1,000 per annum.
81 bill 10 incorporate ihe Board OF Public
Works as the Blue Ridge Railroad Company,
10 construct on Stale account, railroad, with
heavy rail- from Inc Eastern base Of The Blue
Ridge, in AlbemaIle 10 Waynesboroush. in Au-
susls; The Louisa Company To have the use Of
The road and keep il in repair, bu, 10 pay 10 the
State a certain per centage OF all The tolls on
travel and freight, Except the article 81 gypsum
When these tolls shall have amounte! 10 The cost
OF making the ruad, or whenever The Louisa
Company may satisfactorily secure the payment
Of ,ha, cost, the road is TO be transferred 10 The
COMPANY The bill further provides Tor incfeas-
ing the ca p,al stock OF the Louisa Company by
$50 900, Tor the purpose Of extending The rail-
road 10 Staunon, The State subscribing three
fhhs OF the new STOCK II the Company decline
to accep, the terms OF the act, The Board OF Pub
lie Works is instructed 10 take Subscriptions In
shares Of $50, 10 the amount of S6O,0O0 and to
subscribe, on behalf Of the Stale, 5000, 600 for ex-
tending the road 10 Slaunton; and, in this case,
the Board, with The private subscribers, would
have control OF the whole line from The East base
OF The Blue Ridge 70 Siaun.on, under ihe tile OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company.-[I Times.
The extensive :istilery and 4 )ur mill o. Mes.
sieurs Ewing s. Co. a; Conaioha!ie. New York
has been destroyed by FIRE. The loss amyun.s 10
Sl500O
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For the Enquire,
POLK AND CALIFORNIA

Polly Polk, SOW belonging 10 G. NJ. Adkis-
son. Mount Laurel, Halifax, The produce Of a
a cross OF The Berkshire AMI common stock hat
a ilter OF ten pigs, all male-one ~as killed BY
mistake for shoal; the other nine wcrs killed on
The Is instant al % months I'D, aud weighed on
he 2nd day after hanging and draining all night
1850 lbs--lhe ishtest weighing 275 and The hea
West 1862 lbs; average weight, 1851 lbs. They
ran in the woods and had bul little attention paic
them until they were about II months old, when
they were put in 10, Of hour or five acres near Mr.
AS kitchen. The Stops from The kitchen wer,
put in boiler, Ihickened with meal, and made
into wash, with which they were led once day
till within eight weeks OF the time OF killing, al.
Ter which, they were tel with corn. From The
time they were first put up, ill the middle q
August their average feed amounted 10 one pin
OF meal each perdiem and from that time till lhc
commencement Of feeding with corn, il was one
ami halt pin;s each per diem, prepared as above
stated. In addition TO this, they had the beneh
Of a clover lot Of one and halt acres, and Sma
Peach orchard embraced in the lot Reader, le
you and me 10 likewise, and we shall have mca
enough and 10 spare. SUBSCRIBER.
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| COLUMBUS, Oaio, In
| INTENSE EXCITEMENT IN THE ONO / +.
| LaTURE = BOTH FORl AND WELIFp
ClAkED Observation-Disclosures OF F.Is.
CONVENTION BROKE Up IN CoNFrSl.,
ne a.na:e and House are assemble. !,
Convention, 10 open aud coua. the woes XII.
vernon.
The convention mas been occupied fu,i,,
afternoon ~ hearing me SpraGer open m
Iounce Inc votes Of the several cunntie,.
which, AM before declaring lie faal f,>u
Speaker appointed committee l. cxAin.r.
ABSTRACT, ard alleged crrpfs. The c.n,..
Ia-n lo,k a recess unit! lo.;nor.oy mo.,.,.-
nine o'clock.
CoLrMBcs Jan 81 I. II
The convention re assembled his rofni,s
o'clock, pursuant 70 acJoufnmeu,
Mr.. Whitman, iom III committee spra.
yesterday 10 ASSIST in counting he vote, / 4
vernon, attempted 10 read a report signed i,
Democra'ic members The committee. Tie H.
rejected The voie OF Lorain county, on he .,
OF in'oTmtliiy IN sending the returns q th- q.
tal-thc scat OF the comfy not heiEg at'aehe.
required b. !aw-ani declared CouEc II
(Dsmocra) elected BY 2s0 majority.
the Speaker decided The repor oul ii S.
He said The speaker was oEly aproinicl la..
him in counting the votes, and therefore +.
right or power = make any repon hat,y-r
Great confusion prevailed N The Cs6....
for nearly an hour-lhe Speaker and wb,, X.
bers calling TO order.
Mr.. W Human declared his deern.osAro.
heard and have The report READ Al all h4l.,
Threats OF force were exchanged Nv bon. IL
Finally he Speaker, finding il impls..b
restore older, agreed 10 permit The reatIo,,
r-pori, conti.ionaliy, that il be followed III .
lnilons Tor the Appointment Of Joint c,,9 \.
10 make further examination mo ne MAJ
Mr.. Whitman made speech mo h5ni,
sustaining The report.
The Speaker then arose AMI declared SEA
Ford elected Governor Of Oniu.
While thus engaged, Messrs. Archibald. ".
man, and others, attempted 10 interrupt M, !
ker, with furious gestures, words ana oa,b.
ciafins that h. had viola ci his oa.h, j; II /.
The Convention broke up amids, he M,
tense excitement.
The House was then called 10 order In
mediat'iy after took recess
The Senators repaired 10 he Senac cham.
ane soon after adjourned.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 9-9p Nj
The House proposition 10 appoini jgia,
miIee 10 examine The Governors woe W
on the table by vote Of - 10 Sc
The Speaker again announced Nj. r.-
elected Governor OF Ohio.
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LEGISLATURES OF VIRGINIA.
THURsDlY, January 1lrH, 1919.
SENATE.


MIR. TYLER, from the joint committee On Inc
Wiimo, Proviso, presented report, ~hie1 was
real and laid on the table. (See proceedings q
House OF Thursday
The SPEAKER laid before The Senate com.
munication from Messrs. John Nj. Patson AMI
Conway Robinson, respecting the revisal Of the
Civil Code. Laid on he table.
The hill in relation 10 the School quota OF the
comfy OF Alexandria, was taken UPON motion
n Mr.. ROGERS j, was passed
Mr., TYLER, from the committee on General
Laws. reported the bill releasing the Common.
weal,h's right TO certain tract Of land 10 Frete-
rick Moore. Laid on the table on motion OF
Mr.. TYLER.
Also The bill making an appropriation 10 the
Eastern and Western Lunalic Asyums, which
passed.
Iron Factory.
Also, the bill authorizing the sale OF the real
estate oil Roger Atkinson, Of the county OF Ha-
liiax.
Also, The bill allowing the commissioners .!
Loudoun compensation for listing dogs.
On motion of Mr.. KINNEY,
The Senate adjourned.
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though he declared himself decidedly in favor
of The dortrinec nj free -soiiism

though he declared himself decidedly III law,
of the doctrines oil iree-soism
Tbs AZ ion 10 ,ecousidcr wa tocn ny 5ras
and nays, dec.det IN the al NATIVE, li9 10 o.,
Mr.. S H. II Indiana, then mo'ed 10 amend
the res luton has rccommsnaed, by siikinS eu'
:hc pteamo!e and al after The woid hesoNep'
aaG inserting in>ifu~ tons % tie committee % IN
qaife AMI report what legislation ! necessary 70
prevent The miro .ucliun OF slaves from aay o.
Inc States uo the District 81 Columbia, iof saie
hefe Or elsewhere, and that shey report ~ OH q
otherwise.
Mr.. 8o,ls moved 10 lay Inc whole SUBJECT on
The ,abit; and on This the yeas and pays were OF
dered, and ii was decided IN the nesative-94 10
ITO.
Mr. Meade moved an amendment 10 The amend
men, Of Mr. Smith, proviiing Ter The recovery
OF fugitive slaves, but it was ruled out oil order.
Mr. Smith moved 10 modify his substitute loT
the orisinai Ieso utiun, as 10 instruct me Com
mec Ia bring in bi-out, before any action
vas ha on his motion or on the substitute, on
morton the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12

On Tuesday, January Cd, the intermen's OF
Cholera cases were eighty-fiv and on Wednes
day only thirty nine. This marked dlminutlon'
taken in connexion with the very cold weather
which will probably travel South, indicates that
the Crescent City may soon be freed from the
terrible scourge. We are glad to see that our
own city council have appointed committee to
see that the city is thoroughly cleansed, placing
the city hands and carts at their disposal
There has heen little or no apprehension OF
tho Cholera here.
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CINCINNATI, January 80, ?. II.
MORE CHOLERA IN CINCINNATI
The Roard Of Health report several +
cases Of Cholera a, the hospital, duriu; !.
twenty -four hours ending The 9Th Two teA.
have occurred on Front street
There have been two deaths By Cholera al /,
hospital TO day, but no new c1scs reported /
ring the last twenty -four hours. The veal
has become very cold, which may pobably /.
vent the spread of the disease.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 7;h-P. v
CHOLERA DISAPPEARING ~ Ne
ORLEANS.
The weather is clear and pleasant, ard /
Cholera is rapidly disappearing. The il,
ments for the last twenty four hours, endin
noon to day, were thirty-cight. Al the cha.
Hospital during ihe same time there nave be
admitted seven new cases OF Cholera, se,r
teen have been discharged, and thirty dea
have taken place.
MEmFHIs, Jan
THE CHOLERA PREVAILING IN Me
PHlS..-
The deaths in this city, by Cholera, avcra
ten per day. Considerable alarm exists amo
our citizens, number Of whom arc leaving {,
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[ Telesraphed for the Baltimore Sun.

TIEISBtHU. IdHuHTV!IV'
Death of S. nator Serier-Election of an Unttsd
Safes Sesator-Ohio .16ars, S'e.
Information has reached here OF the death oil
Senator Sewer OF Arkansas. He died on the Isl
inst.
Honorable Mr.. A,chison has been reelected
United States Senator from The Stale OF missouri.
The Ohio Legislature has yet been unable 10
settle the question in reieernce 10 the election Of
Governor. There is great confusion and much
excitement. What the result will be i, is impossi-
bic 10 say.
The river al This place is frozen over, and ma
vigation is for the time being suspended.
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NyW YoRR Ian IO6 n

The royal mai steamer Europa sai.yt -
4, her appointed hour. She ;ak,s oat t...f.
passengers tor Liverpool (among hem VI /.
Ter, bearer 81 dispache TO In land, all 4
Halifax.
The stock make; CONTINUES firm, win 81
Treasury IS al l0s lost, and new loan ~
Exchange IN London 8. 9 per .en'. penn
Tne 1our market is steady blt OF a. Is,
Sales during the day 81 5000 bb. a - =
5 81 and "a Tor Geuc>oe. WcS,cln ~ =
and Southern 50a S ST.
Holders 81 wheat are firm. Small Il,
white al 3 - ( %. and red do 3)GU
el, 81 II Il ID Corn continues ii Il.
mand Sales Of about q 600 bushels !; ~ 4
cents i9r mixed, and 65 10 Gems iur nita
round yellow. Sales 0! oats a, - III C,a'..r
fiji ..
The Cotton market continues firm af,.ss
vance noticed yes'ertay, with sales OF I2ap
Dealers are disposed ! hold of Tor b. I
steamer.
Whiskcy is ssllin: al "a . cents n. y
in barrels.
The weather here is intensely coli, AM Il.
ice forming and aiins in The Norm III: K.
rivers
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Fr me enquirer.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Mcssfs Eitois Several mon'hs past our wor-
thy representative from his District announced
through your paper, his determination not 10 be a
candidate again. Since which lime many indi-
viiua., from various parts Of the District have
been presented, as we'll qualified 10 NIL The high
and responsible station. And while We believe
thai all whose claims have been suggested, are
highly deserving OF consideration, yei We Deg
leave 70 bring 70 he notice Of the vo'ers Of the
Di.Iici, another gentleman whose eminent quail
ficaons enliiie HIN 10 their favorable coUsidera.
ton. Tia, gentleman is Robert l.. Montague,
Esq Of Middlese1 county. M, Montague is a
gentleman OF fine talents and hieh literary &c.
quirements; finn and decided Democrat, and
an eloquent speaker, and if elec;ed, We have no
doubt would discharge his duties, as representa-
live, with credit TO The District AMI honor 10 him.
self. SEVERAL VoTERs oP THE DisrRIcr.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jdb IV-b I ~.
The stock market continues firm, wan
amount Of transactions. Treasury loie = J.
TO 1851, aud new loan 1863 1924!
The Il ,ur market i quiet, viii mot.fr'e II
Of Western AMI Pennsylvania brands, cnaG
10 good, at IS IS ) 50.
Holders of wheat are "efv firm, owing - ,ol
measure 10 the lght supply, and bnyefs e {
meet mem freely 5 mall saies Q! pfinr '.''
81 10 a / u ant whie nominal, a ! II
-somr lois | 20 Com is steady an & (.
firm, with sales Of yellow Al 60 cents. Oas5
81 cents, with An improving tendency.
There continues good demand ioi prav''i .
but The stock is small. Mess pork, ncH. 80 Z
prime do. SIP; bacon steacy; mess bee! Sl5, -
IN kegs 8, cen 5.
Within tSo days past there has been an Il
rage advance Il cen, per ID. on sugar. 81.
prime New Orleans al ). Gems; molassl, * .
clS.; 81 rice cents per ID. -
Holders Il cotton nave put up ne ma'aci y.
buyers do mol meet them freely. III a+'e..
since The steamer is cent,
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NOTICE TO THE CITIZENS.

NOI TOT. ~ TIT UT IIsTs.N5'
The Committee appointed by the City Co...
ell, 10 have the City thoroughly clesnsed,
commerce with the City carts on Monday re-
in Jefferson ward. Owners Of cellars, and Ole
places having rubbish. or nuisances OF any y,
in them. are requested to have the same dePo'
ed in some convenient place for the City 81
to remove. Due notice will be given when r.
will be in other wards By order OF the Cor
raittee. WM c. ALLEN, Chairmfn
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PROPAGATION OF THE SENATE FOR
MARCH 5TH.-Wc learn from the National
Intelligence, lha, The Presiien, Of The United
States has issued the usual circular 10 the Sena-
tors Of the Unite: States, requesting them 10 meet
in the Senate Chamber on the 5ta day Of March
nex;. II isthen customary receive ard &C, 10.
on the nominations which he Presiten, NAV
make Tor members OF the Cabine:, &c. The to!.
lowing is copy Of he circular above referred
T.:
To the Senator'S Of the United Sites, respee'irslu.
WasnISGraN, January 2, 1919.
Sir: Ctj-c;s interesting 10 The Unicd States
requiring tina, the Senate shou d be in session
on Monday, the 5th day of March next, tc re.
ceve and act upon such communications as
may be made 10 il on the part Of the Executive,
your attendance 10 the Senate Chamber in this
city, on that day. a, 10 o'clock in The forenoon,
isaccordingly requested. JAMES K. Polk.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

sage by Congress Of the "Wilmot Pfoviso OF
any aw abolishing s'agetT or nc siavt Uaac ~
n. Ei,tfici i: C. Jumbia the Governor OF ms
Commonwealth is requested Immediately 10 con-
yene The Lesi>la &c Of his State G 1t shaii nave
aljuunet) q consider u he medc ans measure
ul C,,.:cSs.
Nv. Resolved, That Tie Governor OF this Com
mcnatah be requested 10 serd copy q thess
resolutions Ii each oi he S'a d shls unioh
ard also 10 or Senators AMI Representatives, ~
(..nCrgsS
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARX Els. JAN I4.
TOBACCO-W Guo,e lues, old, a Il =
, 50; common Leaf 50 to -; midding >
IS Is; soui 10 fine, 50 10 5 50 to $40 \,
Tugs, loose, 81 ~ 10 > 81; Leaf ;,3 q 81 70
t'LOUR.-S5 Is asked s. -. ohrfei.
WHEAT-lo0 l05 cents, ior rel an. sui
OATS-3l 35 cents per bn>he
CORN-i7 so cis. per bushel.
CORN MEAL-60 cents.
WHISKEY-26 a 26! cents Tor Reclil,8.
BACON-Ham> . a l0c.; Western SIC. !
6ic.; Shoulders s.. Ste.
FlSfl-Ncw Herrin2s So. Shai 81 III =
Family Roe Herrings ST in barrels ant = y
halt barrels.
CATTLE-BskF - . a IS, scale
VEALs: "a 7 90. MuTross: 81 80 ~
melt, as in quality. Hoes: ) %, nett
SALT-Last sales from wharf 45 ~,
rcm store 81 50. DON.
COFFEE-Wequote Rio a; Ct s. cca !.
guayra 8. st; ST Domingo ): a ST; Po-5 I'll
81 II; Java 10 II. cents.
TEAS-lmperial aud Gunpowtrr - ! !.
per h.. Black - so G. Dnll.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans il Ibis. 21a
Pono Rico u - GEMS; Cuba 20 a . lei
RUM-New Englant y cents.
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Majority for Cas- 17l2; Polk 041
The vote, says The Arkansas Banner, IS SOOO
short Of The number polei in Angus. The
counties from which no returns were received 10
1874, are reported 10 have given Polk an asgre
gaze majority OF about 725, which, added 10 The
official, would make his majority IN The whole
State 4, 767. A true addition Of the Wing co.
umn tor the same year would make the iooling
5 595 Whether the error is in The details OF he
counties or in the iooing we have not The
means OF knowing.
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We have received Greeley & McElratos
"Whig A manac" for l549. While we utterly
protest against its article on 'the election OF
lsas - ve mrst saw that this little book contains
many valuable statistics, election tables, &c.
gT THEATRE Miss Dickinson makes d
las, appeal 10 her many friends this evening on
the occasion Of her Benefit BulweI's excellent
PLAY OF Money, win Misses Dickinson, Horn
ChippendaI,; Messrs. Stark, Bei!amy and
Phillips; concluding with the very tfol! alter
piece OF the Elton By, Win Miss D, Jchn Sci
ton and Palmer, in the prominent paris. Miss
D. excels in This little Drama. and is III very
decentralization OF an "Eonan."
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Jan l0-Sass .
500 bhls Howard Street -Four, mostly .feIs.
brands, al SIS Small sales q good 10 pin :.
Wheat al ] OF 81 OF; white % a 81 ID
Sales OF whie Corn a, SO 81 and OF ,e.et &
57assc. Osls % a 81 c. Whisky 81 =
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IOWA-[OFFIclAt.
PRESIDENTIAL. 1910.
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NEW POSTAGE ARRANGEMENTS.

NEW PIS NUE ANtttt-fUE - ~ =
The Postal Treaty, which, alter much am
Guilty was agreed upon between Mr.. Bancroft
and the British Ministry, and which is eminent
" calculated 10 extend our social, commercial
and pacific intercourse with The great British
nation, has been promptly confirmed by The
United States Senate. The following pubica-
ton issued by the Postmaster Gesefal shows lis
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The extensive :isilery and h)ur mill Of Mes
>ieurs Ewing g. Co. a; ConaiohaIie New York,
has been destroyed by FIRE. The loss amyun.s 10
$4,000
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rpectuy invited ts attend the funeral from her late
residence. 1O2 Wooster street, on Tuesday morning.
I'd int. at o'clock without furtaer iuvitston.
On Sunday Sept S0tk. MARr FLsrcHEs buvriNo
only child Of John a Bunting in the l2th year OF her
age. ., ~.
The relatives and friends OF her father aud or her
Fletcher in vied 70 attend mar
funeral ON Tuesday, October I'd. at {: oclock r NJ,
nom the resd.poe Der grandfather, ~ East Broad
nav xithout further Invitation Her remains will be
f.Sep 10 Gre I'D wood foe iutermeDt.
ON Monday October LIST. rHoMAs HsRrrELL, aged ~.
His friesss and the friends OF his erotters-io
Henry Laverty ard Nbcshsm Mead are respectfully
invited his funeral at l2o West l4th strest,
on Tuesday October I'd at "a p. N.
On the LIST instant in hopes Of blessed
Mrs MARTHA BERTHoLF, In the 10th year OF her age.
Her remains will be conveyed from her late resi-
deBoe, No. IL lie Roy street. Tuesday the I'd Inst
ct o clock A VI 10 Hackeusack, where the funeral
services win he performed The relatives aud friends
Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend.
On Monday October LIST, of dysentery DAVID Fra
sHrH in the 35th year of his age native Of Scoand.
His friends and acqnaintances are respectfully In
yted TO Attend the funeral from his late residences
No le6 cherry street, on Tuesday, the "a inst ut
o'clockP
On Sunday. October list OF dysentery JOHN De pErs-
TER. Esq IN the s5th Year of his age.
At Buckingham Va, on tho 18th ult Capt JOHN
THOMAS aged 93 years, soldier OF the revolution.
At Acapulco. Mexico the 18th OF July RoBERr
&. VIM late assistant ssssyer In the u 3 branch
mint of New Orleans in his 35th year.
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L1Sros-Packss ship Hcndrick puds0u-Rev q sfaith.
Penn, Yrs Cray Misses Jane art Asrv gr,y Canada J
Field. ~ Btnzaurh, Ms sctins Raith Mss Hsof
fofN ls Yield nsddan Nix ke8c9e lltath ana John Y
Fcath va Hitea Ssrah Mary AID Nsfeine f-hrs.lr n
lsislPhs, Hanson, Lsusss Jarss sys nsae,sf aul
tj1 IA tls steoTags.
Bsasseh, scaHi5l 4 sctmidt Wager hsalsn. "
hnlien kaiipn. kphtu n.pksu, " kuots1. ~ O.
sri, u nethin scheino. sander bech'sl sst.,
ksftT sna 10 ir The sieersgs.
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sun ........ 50 MOON RISES. .........
sUN ............ 30 HisH wArEx......... 81
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rsr on lKrTEEs Rsg.rNrlgo tx rga sgv yoE [,
LApIry LIaY.

~ r0st pr4sl, September a. is.l.
oFUciiiir grtEffnH1 20 rHs rAFss HtvsHs rHs
LsGnfar cfHovIAffUn.
Tis.s, niss Ne asts ofAs Lat N which iAsT sr,tsv.r
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SEQ general column latest Marine Intelligence
b. magnetic Telegraph.
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Port or New York. Oct. q, 1870.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-28
For the Columbus Democrat
URAL.

wish TO call attention Of the readers of the
Democrat TO subject which heads this article. -
It's strange that in the midst of tho improve.
ments Of ether Sciences, and the various socie.
lies formed, that 50 little attention is paid 10 The
science Of agriculture that no society has been
organized for lis advancement, in this enlichlpn-
Ga community or perhaps, in this State. It Is
admitted, that this Science is behind all others
N its progress, whilst il is also admitted. that
none Is moro important, none, in which all class.
es OF society are motc Interested The capital
employed in agricultme,and the Intelligence con.
trolling it. are perhaps not exceeded ii any Of
those States where great efforts are being made
ierit Improvement, by associations and period.
ical publications.
In view otthese facts, it may be cnquircd, WHY
no social effort for IFS Improvement i made II
This section ofcountry. Is ii on account Of tho
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