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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
New York, June IS, 1850.
The Austrian Army.


The New York Commercial Advertiser
has letter descriptive of the ancient city
of Milan, from which we make the follow
ing extract:
1.-The immense palace Of the Vlceroy
stands upon the left and faces the square.
Before the gates of the palace are posted
rwo brazen field pieces, mounted upon
Learriages, with accompanying powder
un5rlls at their side, in constant readl-
mess for service. 1t noon, every day,
regiments of the lire are reviewed before
the palace. The uniform Of the Austrian
arms is novel and beautiful, the coats be-
ing white and die pantaloOns blue. The
caps of soldiers are mounted with cotton
pompoons, colored yellow and black, while
the caps of the officers display plumes OF
black or green. The coats are faced with
either violet, red, green, azure, black or
yellow cashmere. No epauletts are worn,
Stars upon tie collars are put to denote
the rank Of the minor officers, and gold
collars with stars Of silver, TO represeni
officers of superior rank. The swords
used are all very long and are of curved
or sabre form. The sword belts and sus'
pension straps are of gold. The sashes
are either of gold or rich yellow silk.
The buttons worn are always plain. 3he
music of the band sounds with thrilling
effect upon the nerves. All the lnslru'
ments are of brass and of great volume.
The drums sound like the humming mel
odv of a thousand bee hives. The has,
drums are so large that they are conveyed
upon two wheeled conlrivance especial
ly adapted for the purpose. Almost all
the officers and soldiers have been under
fire and won medals and crosses, which
they wear upon the breast suspended by
ribbons of blood red color. The appear
ance of the Imperial columns at noon. in
front OF the cathedral, is truly brilliant.
The effect Of the sun upon an army, clad
in coats white as the driven snow, is re-
marliable beyond expression, and when
music swells along The ranks, the grandeur
of The scene is complete. It's then, The
profession Of the soldier looks inviting and
fascinating. But every picture has It's
dark side, and so has war. After seeing
one of these reviews, in the course of a
walk, / found .myselfat the extreme end
of the city, and upon mounting the green
rampart 10 gain commanding view, the
first object that l bcheld, was the spacious
arena Of the military hospital, filed with
invalid soldiers. some sick from wounds
and some from diseases. Some were III
tie sun, some in the shade, and some an
der trees; all we're moving about like
muffled spoctres. The tTiumPhal banner
music, the snowy coat and the waving
plume were gonet and nothing but liv'
inc graveyard remained behind.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
a pe.nrpeti oId-hunter.

Mr.. SoItn Il. K!oth wholefl This Place
f,r California some &c months SINCE ~
the overland route, has re'urncd--as he
himself says with lori"ne--a fortune Il"
being once more in the bosom of his fam
iIy and in the enjoyment Of good health
and the comforts of his home. From what
he SAYS we Judge that he bad more d'sf
lhromp in his eyes before he left home
than he has brought with him from the
land of cslsf. lie has arrived atthe con-
clnsion that more gold can be dug from
the rich lands of Jefferson, than in the
pLacers Of California.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
A Rich Love Letter.

The following admirable hit al those
love-sick SWANS ho indulge in all eXtrav-
agan, prodigalisy Of honeyed words and
hyperbolc phrases, when addressing their
dulcineas, We take from the Aberdeen
(Miss.) independent. Such rich piece
oflnerature, should be preserved:
APRIL lst, 1850.
Most tran,cer1ent end egrtgieus Mss:
Would that my pen were dipped in the
dyes of the rainbow, plucked flom the
wings Of an angel and mended with the
prayer Of an infants wit! then ] might
expect to paint the burning brightness OF
that flame which thy thrilling eloquence
has enkindled. Thou sunbeam of senli.
men.! soft moonligh, of modesty! thy
voice is as gentle as the first stirring of an
infants dream-thy step light as the silk,
en-footed zephyr which famed with the
wing Of perfume the newborn parad Sc
thine eyes are two .brilliants, stolen from
a seraphic ,clown--.hy lips are given rose
buds, moisiened by tie honey dew, of al,
fecdon--thy words are Ike drops Of amber
thy teeth are snow,hakes sci in, a bee
Of verbena. Sweet spiri, Of camphQr, dou'
Die. distilled essence Of homeopathy, sour
krop., oc.my hopes, sauce Of my thoughts,
bu,.er:milk eatSuPs ofmy fancy, tiger lilly
Of innocence, logwood and Indian tnrniP
of perftc!ion-thou ar! the tulep OF MY
dreams, ginger pop, ef my waking visions
and cherry. bounce. of my recol!ecnon.-
Thou All as harmless as tiger handsome
as an elephant. melodiQus as the !ion.meeh
as the hyena, spoued as the leopard, bsigh'
as the struggling, sneezing sunlight, pas
sing the mortal crack Of an old barn lott,
or creased streak Of blue lightning, ehurn
ed to consistency in the milky way, ant
Ipeppered with shower al turnip tops
comets, and percoon roots i'om the crus
Of eternity. The onion of the soul pick
led pumpkin! preserved crab Of the ,garder
Nesperide. Thy glance is as melting a;
old butter in summer lime--ihou art droI
OF wafer from the cup Of the gods, or tai
Juice ola rotten riue arple, GsEacKY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
The Adjustment Biz

Notwithstanding the efforts Of the advo
.ates of this Bill to bring it TO vote, i.
still fingers in the Senate, and owing 10
The daily introduction of some new prop
osrtion in the shape Of an amendment, II
cannot be told when final action viii be
aiken upon it. Unless some such delays
may still postpone il, tits thought the vote
will be taken during she present. week.
Now thatit has been delayed so long,
we ,rus. that il.wlll suit the convenience
of the Senate to sit on the 4th Of July, and
ON that political Sabbath, urged BY all the
holy associations which lis annual Focur-
renee is well calculated to call forth, 10
stamp it with the appreciation OF their
votes, as it is already approved by nine
leen.tweniielhs Of the People Of the Uni
ted States.
The Fourth Of July, already regarded
as sacred by the contamination OF AN &C
rrtafiue of the Union, would hereafter be
held doubly so, by tie passage on hat ca!
af Bill preSerVafice Of the same.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
A valuable New Wheat.

We were Yesterday shown few heads
Of Wheat, from afeld of twelve acres on
The farm of Mr.J. L. Coad, in ST. Mary r
county, mot FAR from 'Piney POINT IN
MARYLAND, Of so remarkable <qua!i'y as
todeserve Especial notice. The grain IS
bearded white VI eat, iRi,h large Leads
and grains, The average height through
he whole:fe!d being al tlis Time 1uh.six
feet, Of a most vigorous growth Besides
lie product of this field, it is remarkable
that the field from which these stalks
were taken IS The enlyNfeld in the neigh
borboGd IL which-rust is .notvisibIe.
The seed of ,his WI cat was obtained
BY -distribuGontfrom the Patent Office,
Ise description OF i, being bearded
.Whie Wheat. producing forty bUShlA
10 the acre a product which, ar very
nearly which, is expected, from lis pres
EN- appearance. 20 be realized from the
field Of Mr.. -Coad.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
Guanc.
TO the Editors Of the RieAmoad Enquirer

TO the Editors Of the Ricknond Enquire:
Allow me space 10 say word upon
4his subject. Guano is one of the most
valuable fertilisers ever offered 10 the Ag-
riculturalis!s of America. But there is
an undue excitement pervadingthe public
mind upon this subject. The idea is
held ont by epeculating parties, that there
will be scarcity next fall, and caFgoes
are sold in advance of arrival at high pEi-
ces. ! beg my. friends 10 keep cool-i.
e., as near as the weather will permit.
Unless the winds and waves prove unu~
sually unkind-a contingency that no hui
man foresight can guard againsi-there
will arrive cargoes enough now atioat to
supply all demands for fall nse, with an
ample surplus for-neAt spring.
Ifanyihipg should occur from shipwreck
or other fatality to affect the price or sup
.ply,I will endeavor TO advise yourreaderS.
There is no cause, other than an undue
excitement among consumers, that should
greatly enhance the present price. In
fact, a. an enhanced price, consumers
should refuse to use II.
AtS5O Tor look upon il as the cheap
est manure that can be used. Thatmany
however, will use il. and curse It, have
40 doubt. In some instances whole fields
.ofcorn have been killed. and garden veg
e,ables and shrubbery have been destroy
ed, and so Disguised the owners thu: they
have determined never to allow .guano 10
touch their soil. Others have used il with.
on. the least benefit. This has been
owing 10 lis being an inferior kind or to
iniudicious application. In one instance
!.was sown Ggcy the wheat field with grass
seed upon the snow, Itnight IS vel!
have been .!lroHn into the river 81 once.
Others have put i, on he surface around
.,he. corH hi,s like ashes or plaster IN
-;ilis. ease, !, might do little good, but mol
,olf as much as il would ii bugied .iI
inches below the seed. Then again, 9th
FRS have applied II to soils already rich in
the constituents OF guano, without seeing
a"y marked effects rom costly appllca'
s.tn.
Others haying Hnct with wonderful sue
cess have sr.l tie whole nslghooThooc
asog, nil ...ere is danger OF aaorus Hnnt
,i..lt.Ea " 4 l4'y9r":r3sesfj and toln'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
Grand Floral Concert.

We have been requested to sta'e, that
Mr.. y. F. GALs' Juvenile and Junior
Singing Divisions will delight oar citizens
with a musical entertainment, on Thurs
day night the 4th of duly, in the Free
School House. In connection with the
music they will perform two dialogues
written expressly for the occasion. We
hope or citizens viii give them full
house assuring them treat. Price OF
admission, l2l cents.
The Exercises to commence al 8! O.
clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
Card from Edwin Forrest.

We find in the Pennsylvania of yes
terday, the subjoined card from Mr.. For
rest in answer to what that paper calls an
other scandalous calumny:
n. p. Willis is now endeavoring, by
the most unblusmng laIsehoods, 10 prelu,
dice the public mind in regard to the late
horsewhippirg | inflicted upon him
and that too, before legal hearing car
be had of the facts in the case--by the
publication of false statements over hi:
own signature--by the advertisement o.
nameIess affidavit, also false--and by
parading communication III the columns
Of fhe New York Tribune, signed A
Lady," doubtless his own production
from its transparent mendacity. | deem
it necessary, therefore, to give most I'M
rouiyocal deniM to,oae calumnious asser
ton, that any friends may place no faith
hereafter, in what may be said by Willis
or any other irresponsible assassin Of tht
press. until the whole matter shall bC
heard before legal tribunal.
most solcmnIy aver, that when | frs
struck \. p. Wills / stood before him
face to lace, and with my hand alone, fell
ed him TO the earth.
EDWIN FoRREsT.
Philadelphia, June 25, 1880.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

farmere. seem IS dough they Thought Ute
,ns.e se:nn OF gusno wo,hd;ite 10 mem
philosophers stonc. SHcli viii ihi 10
taiAa,n he full beuet / of this truly 'alua-
bic farmers uiae. TO reap the gre%'es'
benef, 81 gaano,>it tnus, be Applied 10
poGr san,.y la,m, s;,hc rate Of sho''t&0o
Ills. 10 the acre, Gown broad cast ana
uto,xy!cd az nGsP, that is ifom SIX 10
zen inches. :i!he deeper il is huoied' par
licalarly inligh, soils and warm dry SEA,
.sops,r tie more iI.ws!i benefit tic crop and
Tie more permanent viii be its effects
|, should be covered Tie same cay i'l'
sowu. Upon this SOW wheat, and'han1o"
or plough it in wi;ilou: disturbing fhe
guane, and The later in the fall the better
as ear'w sown wheat upon guano grows
100 much in autumn and exhausts por~
ton offs strength without benefit to The
crop. Meier JaH 10 soeo eiorer 'tp0n
he acheat, and then you will &c, as much
benefit the second and third years as the
first. In buying buy the best, and only
from those whose honesty you can de.
pend upon, as is easily a3"l.era'ed and
10 doubt will be.
/ am, respectfully, &c,
SOLON ROBINSON.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
Cuba.
Official Dispatches at Washington.

Official Dispatches at Washington
The Philadelphia Inquirer learns from
Washington that dispatches have been re-
ceiyed from Cuba by the Ohio, and Of a
highly interesting character. The two
American sIooPs of war cruizing of the
port would remain until the arrival OF
Commodore McKeever, in the Congress.
The prisoners, in all, DO not amount 10
fifty in number, and General Amino as
sumes sort of independent control OF
them. The Inquirer thinks II is quite
probable that the Cuban authorities are
procrastinating the affair, with the object
of hearing from Spain. no other rea-
sorable cause can he given for this delay.
The cores pandeni.of the North Amerl-
can, however, now concludes tina, Count
Alcov desires their execution HPassible,
and only daIlies wilh our government, to
see what is lis ultimate temper IN the
matter, and If re dare DO the deed. He
well saws that il is time for US 10 listen TO
no more " distinguished assurances" and
plausible words, but to demand action
ard have ii-S,ln.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

TRAvELLINo.-Jhe rush of travellers
from the South and West seeking recre-
alton and escape from the heat Of sum
MGR, IS said TO be enormous. The Her
aid estimates the number of arrivals NJ
the various hotels in New 4 DIRK lastweek,
d, eighty thousand, and the amount OF
money left there at ,one and half mI[
Hons of dollars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

UNIVERSAL PEAcE.--ltis stated by
correspondent, of the National lntelllgen-
Ger, that our next national jubilee-next
Thursday--wilI bring with it the most
important lact in the history of the wolds
tina, is, the prevalence Of Universal Peace,
which cannot be said of another single
year since the reign of Augustus Cesar,
or through eighteen hundred and thirty
six wears.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

THE PRIsoNs IN ROSE are said now TO
be in such.a horrible condition that new
nlaees .of,confnemen, must be immeo-
aroly prepaFed,'h Vie authorities wish to
avoid a prison iyphus, or some other con
tsgious disease, from spreading death
thronrhout the city.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
JENNY LINp.-A Paris letter 10 IL

JENNY LINp.-A Paris letter 10 the
National InteHigencer, says:
last accounts from Stockholm state
Jenny Lind has gust arrived in the Swe-
dish capital from Lubbock, and had been
received with most extraordinary demon
stralions OF respect and pride. She will
give there 4 series ofconcerts, after which
she will proceed to the springs of Ems.
1t is her intention to embark for the Uni
ted States in September next"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

OPENING OF THE CANAL.-On Monday
last, says the Cumberland Civilian, the
water was let into tlre canal as far as Old
town. a distance Of fifteen miles from
Cumberland. In a few days II will be
continued on TO Iowa Greek, distance
of hve miles farther. If nothing occurs
to retard the present rate of progress OF
the unfinished work. the whole line will
be opened to Dam No. 6 by the 18th of
July, al which time The water will be a.
gain let into the lower portion of the ca
nal. Navigation will then be continuous
from Cumberland 10 Alexmdria.-Sm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

POPULATION OF New MExleo.--Mr.
Hugh n. Smith, the delegate from New
Mexico, publishes card, showing that
lhere arc in that territory ninety thousand
leopIe, embracing twelve or fifteen hum
dred Americans, ten thousand Pueblo In
dams. and the remainder Mexicans and
Standards. - San.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

gg~Itis announced that promising
son ofKos,ulh is aboui7entering one u
,he colleges Of -Psris to complete his Cd
rca,inn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

'DRrxKxG VITRIoL.--A man al New
ton Falls, the other day, took up pitcher
10 drink out Of il, when he swallowed
large quantity OF oil Of HlHiol instead al
wafer. lie was given lamp oil imH'edE
.aielv, andis still alive.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

Honor TO Coz. FREMONT. the
late anniversary meeting of the ROYAL
Geogr phral Society, at London, as we
learn from the report of proceedings in
the A.heneum of the s,h, 1.-The Palron's
or Victoria, gold medal" was presented
to the Hon. Abbot Lawrence, the Ameri-
can ambassador, for transmission to Col.
Fremont, whose numerous expeditions
through the mOuntHra regions of the far
West, conducted with 50 much spirit and
adding SO largely 10 our geographical
knowledge, have richly enuAed him TO
the distinction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

GEN. PAEz.-General Paez, the foun-
der Of liberty in Venezuela, has arrived
we learn by the latest advices, atth city
of St. Thomas. He has been most in
humanity treated by his caPtors. For a
long period he was confined in the Castle
of Antonio, al Cumard, where he fell
sick, and was bear losing his life. 1t is
supposed lha, he is now on his way 10
lhe United States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

"OLp HAYS" Is DEAD.--Th,s 9ceae'
brated 'Thief-iaker died athis resIdence'nl
I.ispenard street, New I0Ik' on friaB
week last.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

Rev. G. w. BETnuSE, ID. d., has
been elected Chancellor Of The 'Unlyersr
,y Of New Iolk, in place Of Hon. Theo'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

The New YORK YoLUSzfERs.-The
bounty voted TO the New York Mexican
volunteers, by the councils Of New York
city, their widows and children, was dis
lributed on Tuesday. l,amounted to sos
for each member Of the regiment, being
5000. The ComptolIer's Office ex-
hibited a most motley and melancholy
group Of claimants.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

FsW-The Western Papers stale that
the Mississippi has raised one loot
When it raises the oiherloOi il will ,pros'
ably yuu.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

F|The Mint mn. gOrlrans is once
more in operation, and il is exPecteda
million OF dollars will be coined ibSs
month al that estab!l hmeRi.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

The population Of Springfield, Mass
is 1889, &C whom l0l reside on .''
Z ai:ed S:s,rs gso'.nl. State arsenal @s'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
SUDDEN GEarH.-We aye ,,in,g

SUDDEN EEhTH.-We are rsioeg -
announce the sudden death of Mr. w.
III. Downey, who resided near The Zo,r
Meeting House in This county, on Tue<.
day last. Mr.. d. ives engaged in his
corn field, thinning corn, when stricken
down bN the hand ofDealh. lie was il
HE enjoyment.of good health until The
moment when he was attacked. He w,s
worthy member Of the Presbyterian
Church. and attended Church in this ,owr
on Sunday last. Mr.. D. formerly resi-.
ded in Chambersburg. Pennsylvania, where
he edited the Chambersbarg Repository.
He was about Al years of age. He las
left family, who have the sympalhies
of oug entire community for this sudden
dispensaiiun of ProRidence.-Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02
THE REGISTER.
Jefferson County, Va.
TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1850.

gG~We are indebted 10 the Hon. }.
p. Hale for copy Of the Hon. 1. II.
Ben,on's Anli.Compromise speech.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-07-02

~The Queen ol Spain has il vited
III. ri Hippo 20 Valencia &c: rs health.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-21
The Question settled!

In a long course of Editorial life il hes sell
dom fallen TO our lot to enjoy greater pleas
ure, in announcing public event, than we
experience to-day in announcing shat which.
If we could, we would spread over the whole
country in a breath, the passage through
the Senate, ofthe Bill 10 settle the Te.ran
Boundary Question. Considering this the
most difficult of all the questions growing out
OF our Mexican acquisitions, and its ADJUST
ment as decisive OF the early settlement Of the
remaining points of controversy, we confess
to the uncommon degree of Joy with which il
fills US. Hail Liberty and Union and Domes-
tic Peace! Hail Liberty and Union and
every great interest of the country Hail
the return of the Government from its long
alteration back to its just sphere of action
and usefulness
Our first feeling is certainly one of thank
tulness to Providence for this important first
step in the restoration OF National harmon V.
Oar next sentiment is one of high respect and
gratitude towards those who have persevered
with such unflinching resolution through this
most trying struggle Of the last six months.
''unseduced," "unterrifed." They have en-
countered great responsibility, and they have
encountered it cheerfully; they have made
great personal sacrinces-at least some OF
them--and they nave such sacrifices prompt
ly, and with entire disregard ofpersonal CON
sequences. Distant, far distant he the day,
when such patriotic efforts, sustained by such
extraordinary ability and energy, will be for
gotten by the people Of the United States.
We do not undertake TO recite the precise
terms of the healing measure which has now
passed. for we do not yet know them and,
in truth. we d1 not care 10 know them. Ii is
enough for Us that the bill was carried by
three-filths Of the votes of the Senate, con-
fined 10 no section or party.
Ii Ia happy circumstance that the bill
was so wisely framed and matnred as to sub
due SO many sectional prejudices and har-
moniZe so many conflicting views; and we
heartily congratulate Mr.. PEARcE on the sue
cess which has crowned his efforts. We feel
justified also in cOngratulaing the frisnds Of
the Administration that This happy adjust
ment has so speedily followed the wise and
c0nciiatory Recommendation OF tie President
10 Congress on this perplexing and menacing
subject. =
1t now only remains that The great popular
branch of the Legislature should follow up
this noble work and complete it. We conf
IDENTIFY trust they will do so. We fully be-
lieve that in a few days we shall he able TO
announce that this and other healing meas
ures have became laws. That is the con-
summation most devoutedly to be wished
Then indeed, would this great and glorious
Republic be once more
''Whole as the marble founded as the rock:
As broad and general as the casing air.
National LlteUigencer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-21

%Baliimore is beseiged by Grssshop-
pers! A paper published there says they
are seen flying around the streets in the day
time in large swarms; and at night assemble
in immense numbers about the street lamps
to the no little annoyance of persons liv-
ing near by.
In Fayette and Wesimoreland counties
Pa, these destructive insects have material
ly injured the young crops of buckwheat, and
threaten to destroy the crops of many Sec
tons entirely. Wehave heard no complaint,
on account of them in this county.