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CITY OF WASHINGTON. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 80. 1851


Por Ptnsy Point and Other Landings the POto-
mae, and Baltimore.
xzKN public splendid low pres
steamer BALTIMORE, Capt A. McCausland,
lifted with and hundred and hy bers and
hold win freight and boat be
tween Washington and Aesnndia and baltimore, commencing
the sd OF April
Leaving Washington Mondays Thursdays o'clock
aud Alexandria a7x O'Clock, the Baltimore will take in
wood Aqua Cisek and Pney Point O'clock
and al batinoIe in ths Of Returning the Bal
tmora will leave Comneree wharf Baltimore, O'Clock,
Tuesdays and Fndays, IL O'clock
m and at Washington ocock, p m Wednesdays
Saturdays. aaHA 70 Al # e4f q. n l##a III
Passage from Washington MaIbury 81 90
Do do piney Point
do Baltimore 200
Excursion tickets Baltimore with privilege return
a ing afternoon et4t @HE" 2 50NaH
Baltimore will al the different landings
lor passengers and freight. r4.s #taa.
Meals and rooms extra.
For further particulars, freight apply Captain
board, or ID. b. Smith, agent, In Alexandria, or To
8TW' GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar 26--2aWl5t .t#.
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CN0IIgu RepOrAs n Law ana EqwAty.--Repabashne IN
u & = thsy appsax Engand and can bs reesyen ~
country rcce a cSsts decided in The Bouse Of Lords me
ivy coune lie Of equity the cnnn uncene
rcpv of eorn1o peas, n excbeqmes sH0 ~
ehequer chamber the admiralty courts the eosrt d
bankruptcy, including also the s!scon osse; ne crows
To BE- pubhsheo n
nusbe paris number conststint c cs - ocs.v"
pag~ hns psss ssA Iavus carehaly s4vea
sst win references 70 anasoHons Aaancan
Published fnr dollar, snnum giat of n:s s n ~
ysnsses n syarA ND anson hy mail V s"y pce e"ce
N he United III I&lENt tHW iAfAy . II kgtt4
Containing casss House Lords The yy coeci and y ns
oil Nom and ser MchAsfnsa Term
1880 and may be examined At the bookstore Of -
ApN FRANCk TAYLOR
THIEns,s rsAsAsvv - g. rv~neh nevss~ssen.
APPS YRAnCk TAXAOh%
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iHaito second Course.-Dancan& Aeadesuy.
nR Liable The honor 70 .nnouncs 70 The citizens o.
~ 80 e.sou Thursday hh
residaues On Psnpsyvasa avssus opvo.ss Wls,ds Hotel
s.~ tuon, Thursdayh, and sains
dAys; 0essrsown- Mondays anA Friday. ff.t.tI.
bsc SQ-1fh
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rx1rr - pARTUN KEY Wfn asts~1 - any smssnsss
= y iassd hsbrs either Of TIE s"sse o mn ~
. nm saA prosecution Of claims before C"s
re- N ~ Dspspe9t. OMes - axsss. ,.s,,.swt1
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##as .#ta@ s Gt gs@@0 APRIL l2, 1851.
IN petition BhIse, New York, New York.
praying granted 10 bin the lHh
day July 1884, for Improvement the manufacture q soap
years from expiration Of said patent which takes
place l7th day july 1851
ordered Office,
Monday 10Th day Of Juns is5i at u O'clock and all
notified appear and show they haye why
sa petition ought be granted.
opposing extension required file in the Patent
objections specifically writing,
before the day q hearings all testimony filed BY either party
hearing be taken and transmitted IN
with the rules Of the ofce which will be furnished on
picahon. t# 'sa M.E ...N
Ordered, published in Repubc Intel
gencer, Union Washington, d. C North American and Ga
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Daily Bee Boston, Massacn
Tribune, York Daily Atlas Cincinnati, Ohio,
successive weeks the first publication commenc
ing before the 18th day Of April 1851. VI i.
4E s+a T.#' THOS EWBANK,
Editors the above will please and send their
bills Ofice with paper containing this notice
IN lg-law3w !.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
OF certificate No. ~ Of stock in the Bank
of VIM Gore Ouseley dated the llu
April 1887 which certificate has been lost or mislaid
WAsmINorok, April Q, 1851. Apo-inw4w'
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FORM No. 9.
(Waranter's Signaturs.l
FORM No ..

.---- FORM No .. T-I-
STATE
On this ---- day Of in the personally ap
aud acknowledged the with
power attorney his deed and certify hat well
the Of Warranfes and that he Ii
who described tho within power and who
ecued the -
#H (OGeer's Sigaaurc.J
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r AIDES Dress CaOOds-Tbe subscriber has in store
Ii pieces plain barage, embracing all the shades
figured barage, some beautiful styles
do tissue, entirely new styles
l5O do baIage desine from 25 3t cents princi
paly very rich patterns
IS pieces bohemian cloth, new and pretty article
sza IS do linen ustrc, very pretty shades
2,OOO yards gnghams, all prices
10000 do printed calicoes ss.. ....
5000 do printed lawns of 2k cents, fast color
and fine quality Il t.'
1000 yards plain Swiss musin beautiful article
rs sH1 o. at lax cents 1.# 4. TT .E -
The ladies thai could get viii
have the shah make tha
a be accommodated. ~
"' G. w. YERBY,
Pennsylvnni avenue, between 7th and 9th sts
Mar d2wf
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pERTH ANNOY MIrARY -This institution, sirordins
thorough Of trimming for college Or susns ss,st WIN
twenty eighth session wednesday May T., -...s..
menu desxned promote con Of the pupils and encour
PIesan, retirement, ease access. proverbs. healthne.
die and bathing valuable philosophical
sa e"e Sa.ns and synnssnm provided
health and physical tainns are some Of e minor
s .ay.a.., Of early ssyoes . 70 hts
make that enlightened Christian parent could
Terms Us per session for board and tuition with
Fyo,. As Faculty .|As College Of St~ Jersey,
Having opportunity Of knowing the ,.isns literary aad
. Of Mr. s. %oosssse rhs a%s be was
sas ;,s s
S%S $S sss $,.:;s..
JOIN ys r.se r ss. s"s rss .Ss &
CoLLnes OF Nxw Jrassr, April ], 1881. #
pr,su.scu.
Jo.eph Henry LII Smithsonian INSTITUTE D. q.
Rev Jsmes W Ais1and-r, d. d., frtnceson New Jersey
R4v. Nicholas Murray D. o.
mooa's references, .ppy % the Prnc,e"lI, y ~ m,v,ox
An s--dlw s..i .s#I-s. y Perth Amboy, New Jcvey.
Of Maryland and enjoying liberal patron
s r f. s ss ssss,s' re .n 2, .'1
.A aaA and .yesy m"s'. ave o inc
IssrRuoTIos. -. -
N q. Brooks A. NJ, professor of ancient Languages
Rev. II. n. Nsdsi, A. NJ, bihlie N litersture.
r. Waugh, A. NJ, mathematics and natural science
=. ". Pratt, NJ. D., assistant In do do E..#..#
Mis- M A.. Dixon, Enelial and Bellies Letres.
J. Rochester, assistant In English
Ssee"e sisS q ocsrseSs cent is.u"@.n'.i s"s
q ~ s,....,s 4 r:',s', = sss.s sss..,'rs rs,.,.ns
Mr.. A. j. Cleveland, vocal music.
Tspss. Boarding session, IN weeks. .SJ 30
Tnuon In collegiate department .,........t,..l2 80
pv~pHrascvy department. from tol0 On
yCssoxucs, with information TO be had on
Xna4-9awaw sl9 y. NC. BROOKS, Principal.
IA N(IN0 Academy-Ftrst Co~rse.-Mr. r. r. LAspx bas
e honor Of Washington George
town ths M Acne isssns FIR the will
2h his residence Pennsyshin
usvs ~ uon WAshinxsc Thusdsys, sad sssns
days, Cecgusown- Mondays s"A Fnssys
L O~t1-d6
/ 454ftftr = tsFv Jemes q. Bsrrst Wsf@4 vftE
WILL ass~A e ca~ hse Ccrress and ths
w dspArt~ers ~ Mo eoveynnsn& a- -N
OAcs md dssMng ssssAy hstwsea ~ anh is@ sssss.
OctS-u L Atftasfal ea 4stsa
Z G-SI'7asN EAYu w4k-N yEM
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOOD6.--Just recoaveA-
IN 20 pieces handsome China silk se. t# +.
do do China silk grenadines ~
do silk tissues, new style t".
so do do plain and figured berege -
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new M#
do printed marques for dresses, and pretty
so do berege Dc iane
10 French figured fOulard silk a-...##
do French dc lanes, superior
IS black silk, every quality aud price
Is black lace nantes
30 do scarfs
do shaws #.@.. Fl
so pieces black lace, all widths -. II.
SO superior plain figured white and cOlored Grape shsws
handsome assOftmsnt of moaning
embroidered and muain chem
collars handkerche silk min ad And ak oses,
silk hosiery Also large stock French And
English drilngs, vestngs cava Ac 70 winch
We Anionamif s0ne1 1I "''"'OA = p H. HooE 4 Co.
beg inform their
public have Just opsned xVe and
stock the following articles 70 when they invs n
tcntion viz
do o., "a, l0A and IL 4, German
Pillow linens, all Widths Irish and Scotch
nd brow do 81, 81, 10<, and IL
White and coiored Marseiss quilts, some very large
AiendAie quilts, very cheap ...
Rchardson's super family linens
Grayan Sons sot -nnish do
Hollands family
Damaak cloths, nizcs and qsaliues $500
dzm.sk by the yard all widths, some very superior
Also, superior lot Of silk and gsuxe hannes
Cenuemcnss and gauze snder GMrDents
Torcher Of house furnishing foods
Mar 8-4wn p. H. HoOR CO.
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Whole seo-Haivcs Si0-ouares 45-Eghtis ~ so.
Certificates of packages Of % whole tickets $40
DO do u half do 100
do ~ quarter do %
Do do 70 eighth do ~ a#
yOrde and certificates OF packages the
will receive the and
official awng Immediately amer all
who us. E
! --a7 Addresa =4H #H#@ j. h q. MAURY, Agents,
May 30 Alexandria, Virginia.
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A. Il q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.dPERS .4ND I.aILORS,

.abops the irving House, Ner0 Fork,
DESPECTFUY offends and the public to
IL of spring goods, Of The newest patterns
make the best and most
moderate prices. Fresh cloths,
vesng mportaons elegant light silks
for vests patterns of Paris embroderies.
There three sfu artists employed IN this
Each de
partner complete Army and navy uniforms made
despatch and the approved
ner this metropolis will find this establish
Thing their as'e and perfect NJ is always insured
N, PREAIsA wAIsTcoATs.-These elegant wastcoas tha
were so much Garden awarded the
hr premium institute their late fair.
. Feb l5-dm
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60 ID
BALTIMORE AND wAsHrS0rOH RAILROAD.
Hour. Of D.p.r4.rs orshs Passenger Trains.
From wassnsssn ns .. n and al p m daily, and .
p daily. and On a d'ily sr-
''I. E.s ssnasy; smsl, .r.H. PARSONS. As.n.
a. s.s :: +:
dasneussva.' Ia ne country H s.ete.
No. ao7 BaImor. street B.lsssar. leonard
:.. New Ycs No. MAI. % .na ssn s.
M. hes",i1 and highly ap-bed electro sasa~rr.oyp..
extraordinary Improvement nsmn fAihfs' and
The r.,. bach srossS invested " H. whehu.,
air. and yi. ps.ss.nc. :. ,ns ma, ,,,,, ,,o
sand pictures annually. and hs,s never gy.. :s 80 hs
% I. IN Ss n, n.
gallery Lane and fuckers store, where free
Nowistandng composition dasuerecsypes
Fr n the Aay'.nd institute. he was s~-red The Af
osvsy description copied, and mor,sm e:.ss
attended to. Nov @-dly
MOsEs L. BOrT,
fGi aI COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Sa~ Frawcisco, California.
Hon Ss e. Ms sss ssw o
Hon cS1 sss n TIA, .,ss
Portsmouth. New Hampshire. ,s.s - MAY 7-a.wp
cson ssnes q ,Ss oAsr. y. rsryi
ccs 10 mail generally md 10 those Of ths
that HIS removal from once
dosc NO, initiate has
tanned in for capacity, and hdey and
To his once Of both parties with their hearty
II q ss.. Q. e., OF
s~'N' "4tA JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Ju,v dtf late of Post Once Department
I KNOB WALKER viii praetass law n the Supreme
United States and attend 10 The prosecution o
claims asrias ihs government Addss~ Waahinason, d. c.
-.
n ~. HOOE n CO., Wholesale anA Nstan Dealers N
rapetina mntaneH, curtain maeraa
shestipe h,rnshans eosds generally
bcween 9Th and 9th streets, Washington
Dr. EltEelHr N9t effHaaf &-4t1& AHlE ts
OlxTv-ONE desirable Soss
i.hns parts fire city ana ~'s~r% m sale, s
modstine terns. Appyss
Once cse sccr west ~Jsshs~n Hall, Penn avenue
p EMOvAI--DR sELDfNG wrLIE hsvs removed hs,
General Ass.cy I'D Law Qas p ssv.ns street & nswsen @
and s,es nsposis ODD Fslowa Hail. and two so" p" 's
Man 0-&aw6 la@8 81
,a&&Na00W 10 Nefe-te Eata
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL

LANDS. 1r .#a. 9U.t aHHea.e 4.
Every the right of OF the
lands within townships and townships above enumerated
satisfaction register and
office, and make therefor
eens fAs notice and before the day appointed
Of public sale the lands embracing the
such claim Wal bc forfeited And
having right under the act entitled An act to create
Territory Wsconsn and for other
purposes" approved ID March, 1871 le's oee.ro or PR
their permits, The
within the townships and fractional townships above cname
entitled under the
price OF the mineral ands
Superior Michigan, and in The Chippewa dis
approved September. 1885, "to the
land covered BY their ease and permits
Of 81 Is than
proper purchase shall elect do full
establish
OF and receiver at Willow River
practicable after seeing Ats
appointed for the Of the
public embracing the claimed Otherwise such
claim win be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
fay 2-lawl3w
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A Hf t#t tl1 ApHi ~ looi
eEPARATE PROPOSALS. furnishing The ,ousry and IA,
executing ts printing VI ls department during
ending ~, iea will b. received O'Clock o. M ON e
aJ day June Those
uonias ABILITY 10 fuhi be nsdeyed
a1ciss VI stntonesy very qualify
es the PRINCIPAL articles OF whch-such pager, qus
lead pencils knives, ink Aemust
samples, and pay for the tho
Offer return them, NJ its option No bid viii
required for the department..
Each proposal be by the Arm making it,
and specify price, und but
is schedule Should required moi
they bs furnished prices,
quality Blank
de department applying for them and MS, without uni
oui the department would find
con, will be Akea into consideration unless
ssrasiux herewith. h.tere .ass,
he printing executed with perfect tyne and on
te different required The
oe printing will be furnished depart
en ocs ordering IL 10 designate tho Kind paper aud
ype whether script aud e number sheet,
All be furnished and must
quality and delivered without ordered
the the head Of the Office they
quired. sst4ra 1 st.. .s43..l. U e 8s ,.&s
quantity ofeach and article contracted for die public
service require k f83 f J9sif .i&FlHts Hfs-e
Bonds approved security be person per
sons Of failure articles
perorm work. the contractor aud M sueics shall liable
forfeiture specified in such bond hquidaed daaxes
suboiDed lists specify, nearly done,
alount quality, and description Of each
work that will be wanted.
being impacticxbe TO give precise description
quality Of the various kinds OF printing bidders
the different offices for specimens the general
scnpi0ns required e
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Tbs printing q a knd incaans psper whsh nay es reau'so
n the Interior, any
thereof bs circular,
forms, stNsrs blanks solid mattel ~ so loaded rue
lining, by vhaievsf is or description hs .m. 'ns
iaendss flnS ,cng. pans &C, % nc following do
shphons Of paper, 10 wfti =
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STATE
Before justice the other officer auhoriz ed TO
take adar personally appeared here insert the Of
m who being duly deposes and that he the Identical
here whom warrant No. for
September, 1885, issued day
day of 1885 and who applies TO scatc the SAME
%E~ [.4fants Signdtue1
sworn and subscribed before this - day f., le5
heerisS Siynu uftycl
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On every other description of paper, not desis-
sstcd A6ove, hut N BE- so BY the once or
Aertae n, wh~shss Scuiars, iWstructtous, war
tan,s, sr's., r~turns, Ac-, a. specified IN the
hssa paragraph, nbs- =. tr
page on a sheet per 100 sheet
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For Norfolk s#.. aHs
xH1A OsCEO4A, having undergone thosoaSn
repairs will her uips TO the above place.
Leaving Washington every Wednesday and Saturday ocsca
Returning NORFOLK Moaday and ThuruAay 4
O'clock Touching going and returning, Cone rveS 81
usual landings the Potomac for signals or 70 land
Passage and fare $5. -.----...-
April 1T JAMES MiTCHhLL, CepaAn'
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FRENCH COOKEnv--Ths MsAem csok--A pssNHcs, 6wsAs
all a1aptsd ws - he
largest embellishments for pstvsts hsiss
OF IN one sf
ocnvo yo'sme, wth numerous enravns, Ydcs HT.xo,
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BALrINORK AND WARRINGTON RAILROAD.
Hours Of DepArtare ofthe Passen niger Trains
From wsshinatsn q. N and at daily, and y Q
m. daily except Sunday.
From Baltimore Al and p n daily and sr m daily az
cept Sunday #9...@ -.
Fab 3-Aly a#ssaI EfH : T. n. PAk1SNb, Agent
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THE Iconogr~phic Encyelopedia, No. ~.
The LAW or the Isle a Rays BY Mr.. soa worth
Rvrne,. D,cs,csary of knstwserins No a. fta-~f1E
App,ctcus Mechanics Magazine, No g. osHN .H8ra z
Just pnbshed, and for sale by J t..,al -. sTl
TAILOR MAUnY,
Maya booksellsss near IN street
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No Tcdds Buidinx Pennsylvania avenue, Waaans0o, s
New York California, Mnneso, ana :"
other States Of the Union .a... fl.l..t
CHARIEs DE sEIDNG having been apPoinea y ns -
u i've governors of the States Of New fors, Usuo~
other States of and OF the Tsitosy
comu,issiones acknowledgment On seo", ~c.s -
his .ervces Of Wsshngton and sisewhers
Feb I4-2aw .#. ~.
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II Ev. MASON MOBILES s~rns~asy sss YsuaG AAAse
X viii b. opened Tho u 9A -
Tuesday the 1d instant Terms msne ksoWn 49,
The principal. +=.@ t .#E f. l..stta s,,r,
Al l3-dtis May
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French pump China inkstands
Is gallons int. kiaek, k1aynard Noyes, per gallon
Soea nk black Maynard Noyes in bottles, per quart
10 quarts ink, red, quart
bsck, Cooper Phinpss equal, quart
bottle H es
d ink, blse, etephsns's, per qaart bottle
800 do ink red, Arnolds, equal In pint bottles, per
iO do carrnine ink, small size, French, os equal
ink copyng, Tenys, IN \ pint bottles, per bottle
% 900 WATERS rd, f0s odAec seAs thousand
100 pounds waieu size, red, per pound
l50 best supernne scarlet, per pound
30 Do DO superhos, per Pousd
20 do India rubber, prepared, do s.FH-
do do unpSepsred, do @.U
900 quarts black sand, per quar-
$50 ounces pcuncc, iaE
dozen India iAk, bess, PR dozen tattt IhE
do cames hair psncis, per dossn, assorted
do sable pencils per dozen, assorted
I do osborns best water color, PSF dozen cakes
400 pounds twne, linen, per pound
100 do do do
envelopes white yellow papsr Of tho following
sizes, vins ~ BY ~ inches, per hundred
1900 pocket enyeiops.s letter si.s
dozen rulers, mahogany, round on MAI, pei dozen
do DO iisnumvsr, round per dozen
do elastic psnholdsfs Atdenb pss Aoxen
] do tortOtae shsii, per dozen
pounds sponge, best, per pound -#ttts ~ f. +.
da unTnfJr hrot do
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\, NrING AcademY-Ftrst Coarse.Mr. p. r. I.Appr I'M
IL The honor the citizens Of Washington and George
o sns ~ Ara rovpe
on Tuesday 2h his residence on rennsysni
svenue. cppcsse WHlasds hoesl
usvs ~ r,son Thwrsdsys sad ssss
dsys. Cecs.ssosn- Mondays sna FnAays 4ta@
O~s1-d6 te
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-23

fair soon 10 entirely change ~ seracr!Ia.
raj rroducts Of the State. AldNax1s, ono 81
The nost extensive cotton States Of ths
Union. presents fair prcsrcrt for good
crop. Louisiana. tho great f.sst &sate,
our nIyiccs inform ~, wiIi not this s<ason
make moro thnn hall crop. Tho late
frosls destroyed great portion 81 ths seed
cane. and the aebscqusut crevasset on ~
Mississippi completely prostralcd al hops
at a crop on that river. Along Ia kod
FLYER, too, where great denl Of sugar canS
II produced, frost aud foods did iurai.
eulaLIc injury. Much Of tho land wisevv The
cane plants were destroyed was aitefwAf6s
planted IN cot'oa, bat II was 10 late 70 pro.
duce full crop. The cotton crop Rrner.
ally, 10 the State bids fair for an average
crop. and would probably have done more,
bnt for several sesare hail storms, whiris
completely cut il 10 pieces IN the Caddo
district. Every succeeding year the plan.
tiers Of Texas turn ,h,ir attention more mud
more to the production Of sugar. and The
present prospect Of full crop h excellent.
Il Is estimated That the crop Of this year
will be double that Of las, year. The cut
ton crop is also promising. Mississippi
presents an excellent presect for a largo
yie'd Of COTTON. though tho plants were
much retarded in Consequences 81 the late
frosls. A scarcity OF seed will initiate
against Ms large n crop M wcnld otherwise
have been made. Tennessee prnm'sts 4
fair crop. Of cotton. the seasons having been
pro,,itions to lis growth. There is coNsid-
crablc whcnt raised in the eastern section
Of the State. ard the harses, inst ended has
been one OF the most abundant ever known.
Kentucky is now largely engaged IL grow.
Jag tobacco, and the prospect Of large
crop is now very iaIr The article produced
commands a good price, and Il used in the
Eastern cities in ihe manufacture Of segars.
The large price which il brings has caused
planters to abandon The culture of grain for
that of tobacco. There j. considerable
lind in the State now devoted 90 tte cr'-
ture of hemp, aud there IL every reason 10
suppose that The hemp crop of this year
wall abundantly repay the planter. Il is
stated to lac ia ilou,isling condition, and
promises a large Yield. Missouri. the prin
ipnl hemp growing section Of the tnioa.
sill probably ptodace mole tnis year than
ever before known. The crop looks web,
and some OF the papers Of The iate,ior
state :hat it grows higher. aud has a better
staple, than usual. Throughout the whole
country there are complaints; hut u is fair
Ia infer the, an exlfao,;l.aary lafga crop
of wheat has been raised. and II the wrath.
or is at nl favorable, an average cfep III
corn will be realized, Wills ii Il certain the
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champion Of Southera rghts---an assan,p
ton which could not but he regarded q,
atrogsst in ", and insulting 10. them
thus. In place Of harmony Of feeling. and
concert Of action, provoking jeslousies,
and sowing seeds Of discosd between Vi
and our natural allies. aud operating 10
prevent the formation Of Southern Con.
federscy. I'd. Because our separate scccs-
sion would BIS cminently premature mud IN.
wire ut this time. when We may fai-ly chi.
culate on the o.operstiom Of other states
at no distant period, since tho effect Of re-
newcd agitation aud continued aggression
by northern fanatics--resusts which may
be regarded A. absolutely certain, must in.
eyitsbly be. to bring up some Of our sister
States Of the Soutl, to the same position
which We NOW occupy, and thus operate TO
ensure the formation Of Southern Con.
federacy. 3D. Because South Carolina. by
separate secession would be placed in the
attitude Of Foreign Government to the
other slaseholdng states of this Union, the
effect of which would he, that, under the
laws Of Congress, prohibiting the migrs.
ton or importation Of slaves from Tor.
cign country into tho United States. we
should l.. sn,iac,.d ,r.c,;rollv 10 tho
Wilmot proviso," in lis most aggravated
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