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IN the petition OF Richard Inlay of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
the granted to him 2st Sep
embe the mode supporting bodies
from the OF said
patent, which place the 2 day Of september ISL
ordered the said petition be heard at the Patent once
September 1851 O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear and show if they hnvc
why said petition ought not to be granted. ~ Erg
required file the Patent
Office their objections, specifically sci forth in writing least
oEearng All testimony filed by either
hearing transmitted
office, which will be furnished
application. .sr. l
Ordered that this notice be published in the !negenccr
Republic Unon Washington Daily Rec, Boston, Mas
achuseus Tribune Albany Register, Albany New
York Journal Providence, Rhode and and Penn
syfyania inquirer Pennsylvania, week
previous LIST day Of September
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p g. Editors papers please copy send their
o Office, this nouce
. Iunel
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EDMuND VI. WILSON Attorney Mt Law, Will practise
u In the Of Washington Collections and claims hore the
different departments will prompt Also
sucng and other business the adjoining counties Of Ngna WI
be duly attended Once Louisiana doors above
Copp,ap PAY l7--dnf
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(Warrantee's SisnatuTs.l
FORM No 3.
STATE or
COUNTY or

On this s- day of---, In the year personally ap
peared acknowledged with
certify well
the said the that he Is
the who described in the within power and who
ecuted the A }#.5. VI tt @s 'ta.
#a ai (OGcers SignatuTe.l
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MOSES l.. HOLT,

ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Francisco California.
REFERENCES, s. W. Inge NJ c. Alabaa John s. Taylor
ESQ.,, Mobile Alabama Rhodes Wright, CO., New Or
cans Louisiana Henry Clark esg Tarboro' North Carolina
Benz X. True, esq., New York
city r. Healey, Boston, Massachusetts, r. Hatch,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
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IN pu.u.ncs Congress authorize
lands States OF Illinois aud Arkansas and Territories Of WIS
S Ss, IS li- nIs.sa
Amsea do hereby declare and make known ,a public
held land ofhces the states
Illinois aud Wisconsin,, the periods hereinafter designated TO
Al ,hs land sace at MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, commsn
ens Monday, November for the disposal Of
ssn s ss pasne 81. Of sss as, May F'e
dents proclamation of the goth November, 1896 VIZ;
NsvA tAs base line aud east Of the fourth principal '"erida"
The sast half quarter of section nine the north
sst ouaer half the northeast quarter
Tue s.., hail. the sa
hsfof the southwest quarter Of scnon two Tue M
sass. Ss quarter section twsss
c !. a"a he
y swsp @ osusp ssa s s nr " the southwest
The and northwest quarter o. ,hs quarter Of
half Of the southwest quarter Of thirty the
e and ne sd h All s s
quarter an. s s M q "a I So.s %
enteen township half Of the northwest
nssirs Nv T ssn.p
be the quarter
the northwest quarter Of thirty on in township ve Of
*. IVES, half and northeast quarter of quarter the
nohwe quarter the .ov, northwest quarter Of the south
ssooc one he south hall the quarter sast half
and q g. % saus % @ % es snd al
ss .sS once a oTni as on
day, November disposal Of The follow
wnsh ws wsnsd s @
me public Of Of s s Ap sa ssdesfa rs BY the Presidents
North the fourth principal meridian
The Of quarter of section eight,
.hs me Of s o. y Sd
TSs ioashsas quarter quarter
and the twenty
township twenty half of twenty two
e nqhsas quarter quarter of twenty
and The
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A. q q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.1PERS and 1.HILORS,

No. 303 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
-dbops tie Iypiag House. NeW York,
ID EsPECTFULLY offcnds public
IL Of spring goods, Of the newest patterns
which they prepared 10 make the best manner and most
fashionable sDe prices Fresh cloths,
dark patterns of Paris embroderies.
coats pants wascoas Eacn DE
is itself and uniforms made 10
ner strangers metropolis will find this establish
their and perfect ut always insured
N. b elegant waistcoats
Castle Garden been awarded the
by the American Institute at their late fair
. Feb l5--dim
NEW and California Millionaire AssOciafiOn.--
IN thousand dollars Capital, ,Oo
O00 limited number OF shares be obtained by nnuenu
parties who capital special partners admued III
conformity with the revised statutes Of New York. Tree IRON per
the OF VI 00O cnsh ana
shares therefor cent annually
prospect doubling the whole in safe operations IN
and mining the United States me decon ana con
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner Agent the Company,
@#G II Wall street, New York.
Caifornas and other responsible parties throughout Union
with the United States on app
cation association be employed at an
points, line Of and vessels can be made
available the mas and freight TO and
from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas . ,.
a business
na Pacific long the supply OF gold continues
capital goods manufactures VIII astonsh e
liberal and calculations therefor And is 10 meet hs
demand and profit thereby thai this being u
der the firm and style Of u HOLDEN d Co.h -,
Mercantile Commercin Commission Merchants Banking
and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 o0o,oo0
Feb 2--n
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NOTICE hereby given thrt MI ceo"nts ~
the late firm OF r. w. Hooh 70,
together present firm, will be made up 70 he run
settlement, either by not" OF otheIws e
change which took effect upon the ist OF fema
essentially that al open accounts S""a pe
% I"ns s."9aifP ~ HooE, BROTHER, co.
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IN petition Charles Hanson, England praying
extension patent granted Benjamin latham,
Taham assgnees Of the said Hansons The 2Jth
making tubes of lead
the Of said patent, which takes
place on 3lst day I'll August, lsoi-
said petition be heard at the Patent once
Morday 1851 at IL O'Clock, m and all
appear and show cause any ey nave
vi petition ought not TO be granted
opposing extension required 70 c IN me
twenty
days day Of hearing All testimony filed by either party
and transmitted IN
the occ which viii be furnished on np
picatIon IL, -, ,.,,-.,.
Ecpuhc Washington ID. C Daily Bee, Boston, MAS
arhnsets Tribune, Inquirer, Pbiadel-
pha Albany Register Albany New YORK. once
successive weeks previous TO 'he io DAY Ola
susthca' THos. EwBANK,
of Patents.
p q Editors papers will please copy and send e
hills 10 Office, with containing s houce'
June lJ-law3w
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FORM No. L.


Before me Ia Justice peace otAsr officer authorized
lake a6daoi personally appeared the
who being duly swo and that he the identical
hsrs Insert Of whom No.
acres under the act Of september 1885, issued
day Of - l65 and who applies 10 lecate the
I.f6iants Signat,rel
subscribed before me this - day Of 9,
Sfsuak f. 4 f#f = =
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Notice to the Creditors OF Texas.

TREASURY DErAR ARrENT, March %, 1851.
THE having legislature, passed during
called creditors of the late
republic treasury the State the Isl Of
evidences respective claims and Con-
said Of
millions stock should be issued
creditor Of the holding bonds and other
Texas for which duties imports
United states
releases OF all against United for
bonds cercaes such forms shall be
Secretary Treasury approved by
President the United States :" Now, order that tins depart
the Of the for which the
imports pledged holders Of all
claims file and description OF them
department ls of October 1851 and
United States claims,
form approve President
United of the above Of the 9th Of
September, 1850. -
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress, approved September o. 1850
millions dollars five stock be paid 10 the Stale
for considerations said mentioned with poviso
millions said stock shall be issued until
Texas imports specially pledged
treasury United releases OF all
United States OF said bonds
the undersigned creditor OF the State
Texas the be and for which
mentioned the said specially pledged;
Here describe the bonds certificates -
Now, complying with bs provisions OF sd a
law equity against them, Tor OF on
account o (bonds cernhcates) above described
Witness hand and seal zt this ------------ahy oil
Sealed and delivered in presence of
1.-Two witnesses
Mar 25-d3l Awtsepal
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J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEsSEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.


OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled the right empon to Of the
required establish the sat
con of the register and receiver at saut Ste Marie and make
practicable w0eSes,
appointed of the pusec
embracing otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
every having The right under the entitled An act
land Office the northern Michigan ard 10
tke OF Michigan
permtees to
PERMITS the above
cned under the act entitled An act TO
price the mineral lands the Lake Supe
district Mchiran and the Chippewa district In Wisconsin
leases, occupancy especvey" " Mt the minimum pTce
81 per full secton,
such the land o
purchase he shall elect to do one full secton At e
uf establish
satisfaction register Ste. Marie and
practicable after seeing This nos
appointed Of the public
embracing claimed otherwise such claim
will be fo eted. ~ At'
j. BUTTERFIELD Is
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
IuIy9
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FORM No. ..

Know all by these that hre insert the Of
parranfe Of the county of and State OF do hereby
constitute ana appoint of and lawful
attorney. for locate land No.
for land, September,
1880
[Po~er of substitution may be inserted, Ddesredl
Signed in presence Of
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GESCY, Wsshington.-Tbe undersigned, late OF the in
specon Of Office Department. offers his seyi
generally those Of the
his removal from office
for many
honesty capacity and fidelity and
consent sustain him therein
All orders Of the
government thankfully promptly
JAMES OWNER, Agent
July 4-dr Int OF Poet Once Department.
I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the supreme
United States, and attend TO the OF
against government Address Warrington, D. O.
Mar. lo-u
DEMOvAL.-DE sELDiNG wYLIE have removed their
General Agency street,
Streets opposite odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National fnteligencer Office.
Ma
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.dfiornev and Copnseiior at Lar,
NNcrh,putnu Cify ID. g.,

Practise. in tho the District Of Columbia and VIII attend
debts and 70 the prosecutor ~ ~ .s1y
description, including those for bounty land """e s "S'
lately passed, Office in the City bali
pct3Zu
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=
nv A. NJ FARQUUAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
ID services the with Mesf
the revolutionary war; with Great Britain, and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounfp Land-Wi the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
oeehe applications for patents, procuring models,
sc, win be attended all their various branches
General Ogce-A claims against the department will be
Of contractors quarterly pay OF
facilitated,
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis.
indianapolis
New yok Herald and Detroit Free Press, will publish
and send their bills this Office accompanied
with paper. June 2iu
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right OF preemption Of the
wn-hps and OF townships above enumers
satisfaction the register
proper land office, and make therefor
seeing h notice and before the day
The public sale of the lands
bracng claimed otherwise such claim wiz be iorited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
JuIy 2T-Iayl3w
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Nssistanf Trnchcr Vnnfed
THE Principal Of Tho Waeuon IN C Male Aondcmy wishes 20
employ teacher who Is qualified n eaeh
the mathematics lie must
habits good moral characisr
applications immediately and by letter. post pnd
10 the Principal.
Foil
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: TO THE PUBLIC. =
The c proclamation Of the President
comprise residue Of the lead mines 10 be brought into
They mines
nosl worked under former
expired at the date OF the sale OF
the advantage OF being
immediate without ncurog the increased
incidental opening mines and mos, them are be
eved
situated bavgnbe and other cheap
their products Louis, and in the midst o.
yielding abuBdany all the agricultural products OF the LAT
itude In which they located.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner land Office
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IVES of the Chief justices of England, vols.
American edition.
Letters Candid Inquirer Magnetism by william
Gregory M. ID.
KnItscbndts Latin and English Dictionary.
Various fats of World; by Geo Coggesba
selected from his MSS. Of eighty voyages; vol., svo.
For sale by TAYLOR MAuRf,
Jurr II Booksellers,
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BALTIMORE Female CoIIsge.-Tbs institution, incorpo
rated by the legislature Of Maryland and enjoying liberal patron
age facility OF thorough and nc
The buildings pleasantly located, WIN
recitation modern Tor The
accommodation Of alargc numh Of boarding and day scholars
Instructions.
N. Q. brooks, A. NJ, professor Of ancient languages
Rev b. H. Nsdsl, A. NJ, biblical literature.
Rev u. r. Waugh, NJ, mathematics and natural science
4. VI. Pratt N D., assistant In do do
A. Dixon, English and Bellies .eres
j.. Rochester, assistant In English
Georgiana A. 1Iuse, French language.
/" Ellen q. gobrecht instrumental music.
NJ. A. assistant do
f" Elizabeth 4. Slcsr, painting
Mr. A.. !. Cleveland, vocal music.
Boarding for session, III weeks) ~
department.
department from TO 10 90
yCrtnornes every necessary information, be had on
application
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uuE Gold tyorshippcr-n Novel. - cents.
Mary Eugene sue author Of the Wandering
The Wifes o the Forbidden Marriage 95
The pennlngs and their Beauy; by Miss Leslie rs
KI,sterbem: Mask--a Tale Wars in Germany
by quincy, author Of the English Opium
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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nROCEEDyNas Of she American Association for the
of scienceurb meeting; held nj view maven
For rale by TAYLOR MAURY,
June IL Bookssusrs, near Nh street
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cAMPBELL's Lives Of tn. Chief J"sttcest vols.
" American edition.
Gregory = Letters Animal Magnetism,
Kntschmids Latin Dictionary.
Young (,overness the Edncaiop Of Clreumstances
Jnne IN FRANCK TAYLOR.
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July 27-iuwl3w
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Rejected Addresses and wareniana Hawthorn.s House o
aPicooa ~ De ouneya Cesars Opium Eater ac onxeiow'
ou, Me, ana Ivperon TannyoDs Poems and In Memoram
Goe, Faust and wilhelm Meiser; oliver Wendell HoInaes'
po.ns f June 70
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HANGING AcNden,y--First Coursc.--Mr r. r. Lsnns has
~ Washington and George
wiz
Tuesday, residence Pennsylvania
avenue opposite Wilard's hotel.
Thursdays,
days Georgetown Mondays and Fridays
9-du
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IVA upAIGNS the Rio GrapJe md 81 "efieo, WIZ
Of Major Rpsy by fsVe' sJo' s"
Stephens United States This day rse.ysn yen r ~, an
July fhhNoh '"'SO"-
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News by the Steamship Canada.

We have fuller accounts by telegraph than be-
fore received. The Canada brings only three days
later news from Europe than the Baltic. She ar
rived at Halifax at P. M, of May 26th.
England.
Crowds continued to l5ck 10 the Crystal Palace.
The Queen makes a daily private visit. The re-
ceipts of one day had been as high as $4,000
Season tickets still sell at first prices.
In the House of Commons, after some discussion,
the further consideration of the Ecclesiastical Titles
Bill was postponed to the 18TH
The Liverpool Journal says:
"We believe we are in a condition 10 state that
in week or two the Ministry will resign, and Lord
| Stanley will accept office. We are at all events
quite certain that this occurrence is expected by
| all the Government officials to follow Immediately
| on Mr.. Baylie's Ceylon motion, upon which it is
calculated the Ministry will be left in minority.
Lord Stanley is now prepared to form an admins
| tration."
| Gen. Cavagnac is now prominently put forward
as candidate for the Presidency, and receives the
support of M. Emile Girardin. The leading jour
mails seem to favor his views. Great preparations
are being made by parties for the approaching
election.
| Gen. Durrer the Government candidate, is
elected from the Department of the Saunes
The Journal de Messages has been seized for an.
nouncing that fourteen regiments have been or
dered to Paris, and reiterallDg the statement a:
! correct.
Italy.
Italy gives signs of discomfort The evacuation
of the Danubian Provinces was to be completed hJ
Russia on the 18th instant.
Cape of Good Hope.
| Advices from the Cape of Good Hope to the Att
of April have been received. The intelligence i
most unsatisfactory.
Sir Henry Smith had been compelled to fall bacl
upon King Wamstown, his force being made
quate to undertake any thing like comprehensiv
Nh.,J af.. ~ tn KaE, k,yV
q Somerset only incted the various tribes to fires
n hostllities.
The Markets.
Liverpool Cotton Mdrket.-On the 10th, the de
Q mand being large and the quantity offering reduced
] prices recovered 10 per ID. The lowest point
depression is probably past, and business will doub
less resume its regular course. Sales of cotton ft
the week were 46, 600 bales.
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TELEGRAPHIC,
Arrival Of the Washington

Arrival Of the Washington
New York, June The Bremen and South
ampton steam packet Washington has arrived here
with dates from London to the 2lst, and from
Liverpool to the evening OF the 2Oh of May. The
following is summary of her news:
Liverpool observation-disclosures.
LIvERpooL, May 20, Evening,-A favorable
change has occurred in the Cotton market, and a
good demand has prevailed at firm prices Yester-
days sales embraced 1000, to.day's 5000 bales.
Flour is firm at our last quotations Sugar
heavier; Coffee steady.
Trade in Manchester is fair, and the advces
from the manufacturing districts are generally
favorable.
England.
The Property Tax Bul has passed through the
House of Lords, in Committee. The Worlds
Fair continues to be attended with crowds, and
per day. Large numbers of people are constantly
arriving in London from the Continent and from
America, drawn hher by The great exhibition.
The Collins steamer Pacific, from New York,
| May 10, reached Liverpool on the 18th.
The Cunard steamer Asia, which left NewYork
| on the 7th, had arrived on the 18th May.
| The overland mail had arrived from India, and
| brought favorable adyices
The Legimsts are making great exertions to
| forward their objects, and are producing much ex-
element in Paris, in their opposition to Louis Ma
poleon. M. Theirs has formally declared himself
in favor of a republic. rail-.
| Letters from Rome state that league is forming
in the Italian States, with the object getting the
French troops out of the country. Branches of the
league are organizing in Rome, Naples, Tuscany
and Piedmont.
The Belgian Ministry have resigned.
The Spanish Ministry has gained strength since
the elections. delta.
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railroad Meeting at Liberty, Miss.


Ata large meeting OF the citzens oil hmfe county, coh'eneu
public notice the Courthouse in the town OF Liberty
on the 10Th day Of May Tor the purpose Of a.c.rsng
the n,ope of al county in building of
n a., ..t..,., ~. a.. r, o,x.,,.,
saha' 'NeAsoi anu ''o"ie'n -
which lately assembled the city OF New Orleans the Hon. Jehu
Gatnsy appointed
r.. r. h,n ,,a,al ,bs oh,sct of the nseti,p in fev
i"s Sn""i -, A'"s =, ~ 6. g. ~.
clesr and ocioie remarks on motion OF H. W. street. I'q oo
of ten appointed to draft resolutions the sense
the meeting.
Commit e--Eon j. M smiley H. u. street, E'q Hon' e. W.
Davis Thomas R. Cheatham, Efq, Colonel
yr,plo Inv, H. A. ESQ., Thomas L. Moore, ESQ, Ii
=. ~ -. "a ~
Mcknight Esq "m' jenkins Esq
The Chairman announced TO the meeting that delegation OF gen
temen from Franklin county in attendance whereupon
o,;on If u N.Knsb, "a, m. psmsr, nj s,d were
- h.d hs,r nam. IA ns sscra,,rv and invited to mar
,,. - ba ho., Of tho sa,in Said IL comuosed
- ,h fog ,s,,lapa,. I f,otton A 8 Anderson. and d.
y - r.
nv Io, AZ uovis the MANNERS of the Franklin dale.
= ~, I,hai.r s tho rnes,in we're added o the Commit
-. n aa.Ir,,oa.
- U.s. H. t.. ., cha oo,,os Dr T NJ Rodg,rs oceup,
-; ~ -. - 80. r. Grbbe E,n of the citr Of New
n,. a, or onn ~ T. L. L.e Eso invited 10 address the
- NJ cr,hhe ,,,nondeJ 10 the call and in speech Of
- Isrg,b norr, vsl IN an able and effective manner the
. d accrue 10 hs neoue of Amite county by the build.
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Weather - Crops, etcs

GEoRGIA-The Rome Georgia. Courier thus
pictures the prospect on Thursday last:
"The country, at this present writing, is suffer-
ing from very severe and protracted drought,
quite unusual at this Nearly all the crops
are suffering from its effects, particularly oats and
corn, and garden vegetables. The early wheat is
not materially injured, but promises fair yield of
excellent quality.
We notice by our exchanges that the drought
is quite general, extending even to Florida. If it
will have the effect of cutting short the cotton crop
one-half we ought to be satisfied"
SOUTH CARoLINA.-From the Georgetown Is.
CO. Republican, of May %:
'We are now suffering much for want of rain,
and the heat is intense - thermometer standing
at lightweight degrees in the coolest room in the
house. 1t is probably too early to venture a pre-
dicton to the extent OF the crops for the present
year, but present indications that the crop will
be short. The stand is very bad, and what is
standing was so checked by the frosts and cold
winds Of April and the first week in May, that it
does not grow. | have never had less promising
crop"
And this, from the Yorksville rs. C9 Miscel
lany, of May 81, is equally discouraging:
"The weather is, and has been for several days
extremely warm and dry: the Thermometer ranging
sfrc" so to 90 degrees. We have net had dfop e
is fast telling the crops; the corn is badly
wiled, and in many places burnt; the cotton is
small, sckly and yellow oats has come to stand
gardens severely injured, and nothing seems to
be doing well, but the wheat crop, which presents
fine prospect for an abundant harvest. But with
the exception of the wheat, have strong iudica
tons of at least dague rreotype likeness Of 1915.
LouIsIANA.-The Pointe Coup6e Echo, of the
3lst ult., has good news:
"We hear from all quarters of the Parish yer
| hattering accounts OF the crops. We have seel
several fine fields of cane, and one. in particular
although it had been partially covered with waite
some time, appeared very luxuriant The corn an
cotton, everywhere, is Aourshing, and promise
well. From False River, also, the reports respect
| ing the crops gratifying; and we have n
doubt that our Parish, this year, will receive
| yield from the earth which will compensate for tn
damage occasioned heretofore by the water"
| The joint worm has commenced its ravages
the wheat fields in Virginia, and destroyed, a
ready, great deal of the growing crops.