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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

DULLAKD'S NERVE AND BONE Ii.
L NlMENT.-Ths justly celebrated article is fast
gaining popularity among the afflicted OF late
There mas been some asst r!shing cures performed
in this city by this Liniment and would gdvise
all who suffering with Rheumatism, Pains,
Sprains, Swsllings, any affection OF the kind, to
give Inis article trial. supply hand and tor
sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO,
my Is Druggists, % Nam street.
EA,iILY FLOUk-A superior article for
my 20 FRY & MCANDLI>H.
DICH TEA SETS, just received at
IL oTEDBIN5, DARRACOTT & cos,
my 20 Iron front store l0I Broad street.
IIA0I FOR sALE.-We nave a FARM OF
L sixty acres, II few miles out on the Mechanics.
vile Turnpike, winch Is N good condition tor cul-
tiVaiion ana mas on 1t Peach aud an Apple Or.
chard; plenty OF Wood ana Water, but no build
ings, Apply 10 U.S. IoL 80. Co COX.
III ACHlNERY STEEL, MAJ lor's" best
I'VE tull supply of all sizes, receiving this loIn
iag, for sale by C J. SINTON d CO.
Sign OF Inc Circular Saw,
my2l y Main street.
r0MPOUND EXTRACT OF WILD
~ CHERRY AND WOOD NAPHTHA, a most
excellent remedy for coughs colds, &C, for sale b.
my2l = J. PiCOT
~ ARDkN,S HORSE PUWDkR-.-Us=
Il these celebrated Powders if you wish TO Keel
They viii be found to be the best il use, tor By
my2I r. !. PICOT Dru gists.
DEEt LAkD-n nice arLlCl ana at aIu" price
- jus: received, for sale by
my IL WILLIAMS & BRO.
QUEEN CITY HAMS further supply
W received, for sale by
my - K. NJ. BURTON.
~ BOXES NORTON'S PINE APPLE
III CHEESE just received and for sale by
my7 DABNEY g. uANES
d ATTAIN CHAIRS FOR SUMNER
ia beautiful assortment Of the above style ii
Char which is so desirable for Summer, CONSISTING
OF Hall Chairs, Dining Chairs, Ladies' Sewing, with
and without rockers. These Chairs very suit
able tor Cottages country residences. They are
the coolest and lightest kind OF Chair that is made,
at the same time very strong, and viii bear *
| uosure to the weather, and always retain their
| frst appearance For sale at the House Furnish
| ing Store of l. GlhIER,
| my is 1877 Mann ST eet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

(IGAKS.-5UO,OO0 Clgafs. various quantities,
" fof sale by
my - WM. TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22

BORT WINE.-50 quarter casks Port Wine,
receiving for sale.
ny 10 WIN. TAYLOR.
ls FOR SALE OK RENT, a wood lum-
IL Der House Cary street. adjoining the factory
oil Messrs TALBOT 81 Bro. Apply 10
my Zi-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-22
BY JOHN Il. d. PAYNE, Salesman.

BY JOHN IL. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
TOR RENT OR LEASE.-The farm for.
merly occupied by Robert P. New, decd. 1t is
situated the New Bridge Road, one and half
miles from the city of Richmond. Il contains 81
acres OF good tiaoie land, halt of which mas been
highly improved. 1t las a large and comfortable
brick dwelling, a kitchen smoke house, barn,
stable and other convenient out houses. II has an
excellent well OF water, and is situated in healthy
and agreeable neighborhood. The farm will be Of
iered upon the premises Gu TUESDAY, the 18th OF
the present month, (May) at hall past O'Clock.
The lease will be extended five years
my II dts Holm X ID PAYNE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS

Charleston, February 0.
Galveston dates 10 the 3Oah Of January
have been received at New Orleans.
The bill providing for The pawn. D, Of
The debt Of The lale Republic Of Texas ha.
been ordered to third reading in The
House Of Representatives with sumo sliyh,
amendments.
The railroad fever in The Texas Lepis-
,a'nrr has subsidized. |, is probable ,ha,
limited amount will be appropriated for
'he improvement of rivers.
The JOIN, rrsola,inn nominalinc Cen
ersi Houston for The Presidency has been
engro>sed IN the lluse-2l yolina in The
negative. asfas s
The mail carriers from San Antonio n
~ passo. aud 10 Santa Fe. have been ob-
llsed 10 return on acconn. of The heavy
rains. t1
Col. Graham. Of the Boundary Com
mission. ar'ived at San Antonio from ri
Pass" on The 2lsl, en- route 10 Washing
lon.
C"l. Sumner is extremely nnponular nj
81 Pass", and the people are anxious thar
Tue eighth military division he extended
to The limits Of The Safe. Ell Pa.solis
entirely unprotected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18
From the Newbernian.
Raj. ROAD MEETING.


At "A meeting oI portion Of The Stock
holders al the North Carolina Rail Road
Company representing $4,000 Of said
SOCK held al Newbern ON Wednesday
the 4,h day 81 February, ln52. on motion
% John Black well, Esq. DIR. ]. Graham
rull was called to the Chair. and on mo-
,ion oi AIoi 20 u. jenkins, Esq. Rich
ard N. Taylor, E-q. was appointed Sec
Rotary.
The Chairman stated The object oI the
meeting Ia be, In take lnlo consideration "a
change of The Route and Eas ern ,ermi.
nus of SAID road. made a, a recent meet
ing Of The Directors; wherenpon,
On motion Of DIR. John X. Justice, a
committee Of Eve persons. viz: VIM. II.
Washington, John Blackwell. John X.
Justice, Muses. W. Jarvis. aud Edward.
X. S,anly, were appointed by the Chair
TO draft resolutions expressive of The sense
Of the mee,i & on The snhjrrl which had
called them lagelher. 10 be repnrltd 10 an
adjourned meeting on Friday al 3 o..
clock. y. NJ. and on motion The Chair.
man was add, d to The Commlliee.
On Friday the 9Th Of February. the
meeting having assembled according 10 ad.
iournmeni, the Commuiee through their
Chairman. VIM. u. Washington. reported
the following resolutions, viz:
l. RESOLVED. That we conceive i. 10
have been clearly the objec, and inIen-
lion Of the Legislature IN granting the
Charter for The North Carolina Rail
Road, TO connect The same with Neuse
River as well as the Wilmington and Ra.
leigh Rail Road ioesiabish great State
irork for The henetii of The State al large,
and M, To build up any particular Town
or towns; TO give 10 the Farmers Of The
country choice 81 markets for their pro.
d, ce, and not 10 furnish monopoly 10 a.
ny particular people or place. Aud We
cannot but regard any unnecessary de-
parlure from The provisions and inlen-
lion of The SAID Charter. by which per-
ference is shown to particular SEE
lion of The Stale and large portion ll,,re
Of denied partleipai ion in The benefits a.
rising from said improvement, as siola.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

~, al ihs suirii n lis Charles, and an
al 81 esoss ininsiics md Eroag noi orly
70 she s,nrkhollers and people a shs Sc
ion 81 me si.is. bus . I'll persons mo
may haze o<~ssiea 10 send her Pfo'nes
% szSi Road. Il
?. Resoissd, Thai us had supposed
lhe roo,e Of me szid Re.d and she i<ful.
nus lhsreaf had been definitely feilled
NOT only hy The provisions Of he Charter
itself. bot also by sexual survey and by
a solemn role Of he Directory IN iuii
meeting assembled. 8aAf !.
3. Resoirsd, Tint re hare heard
therefore, with surprise and regret. that -
recent meeting of The directory In which
our views and interests we're neither re-
presented nor regarded. change was
made in the Route II said Road and inihe
Eastern Terminus iheseaf. which We con-
slider important IN itself and lending 10
the manifest wrong and injury Of Tins sec
ZION Of the STATE. And though we have
not seen Inc report Of The engineer on
the subject. YET We are compelled 70 say
that. the reasnu assigned for said change
in reernt letter Of The President OF The
/ Company. are wholly unsatisfactory.
4. Resolved, That while as members
Of large lsxpaying community. - good
ciIizens Of the state. and (under all ihs
cirumslances) liberal subscribers 10 This
great improvement. We are NOT only viii
ling hut sincerely desirous 10 do all in ON
power far the accomplishment Of 50 noble
an enterprise in The lrne split efihe Char
ier. and in good faith 10 all the parties
concerned. yet We are determined 10 EN-
pIoy all lawful means 10 resist violation
] OF that instrument, and 10 prevent gross
infraclions on our rights. and an utter m
in of our interests. sl
On motion Of Samuel w. Chadwick
!, Esq.. seconded by Emmett cuihberi
! ESQ.,. said resolutions were unanimousl,
adopted. 0h Hs
!, And on motion II was in
\ Resoired, That The proceedings of ihi
meeting be signed by the Chairman an'
/ Secretary. and be published in the New
, bernian, with a request that otller News
, papers in the Stale will copy, and als'
!. ina, copy Of The same be sent 10 earl
. Director Of the North Carolina Raj
. Road. e if-e@
: On molion Of Wm. P. Moore. Esq.
. The meeting adjourned. d
, ]. GRAHAM TULL, Chain.
RIcn. N. TAYLOR. Sec'ry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

The PRINTERS AND THE SABBArH.-
We are grati6ed to see that all the
daily papers Of the city, the Dispatch
excepted-have entered in an arrange
ment with the Typographical Society,
for the abolition Of Sunday labor in
their Offices. The Society itself, have
unanimously resolved that they will
not " work on the Sabbath day = night,
under any circumstances. for any en-
ployer in the CITY," Richmond o6s.
The House Of Representatives Of
Ohio. on the 9Th instant. refused to pay
the expenses Of nj. Kossuth while on
his visit to that Sta ie. Aresolution
directing an appropriation for this pur-
pose was laid on the table in that BODY,
by vote Of As yeas to 90 nays.
NAVAL. = Commodore Perry, il is
stated, has been appointed to the COM
mand Of the East India Squadron, and
will sail as soon las the Mississippi,
now at the Philadelphia navy yard. can
be got ready for sea. 'x8r
A bill providing for the exclusion of
free negroes from Indiana has passed
the Senate Of the State. A bill has al
so been reported making provision FIR
the colonization Of the negroes now in
the State.
The Athens {Ga.) Herald saws that
the gold ferer has PLAYED sad havoc
with the male population in upper
Georgia this winter, and understands
thatin Lumpkin county there are scarce.
" enough men left to take care Of the
women and children.
MIR. Clay's health is said to be daily
improving. He feels very uneasy,
however, about bis wife, who is falling
rapidly; and it is supposed he will
leave for Ashland, where she is. as soon
as he regains sufficient strength.
We we're misinformed, we believe.
as to the nativity Of Mr.. Benjamin, the
Senator-elect from Louisiana. The N.
.. Delta says that he was born in the
Island ofSt. Thomas, and. when child
was taken by his father to Charleston.
He was brought here when very Young
and was at school here.
81 Fayetteville 0Jssrr.
Three vessels with nearly one thou
sand emigrants which left the nort of
Dublin early in October last, have not
since been heard Of. aud very serious
apprehensions prevail for their safety.
II is a curious fact, recently demon.
strated, that if tree be innoculated
with the poison Of rattlesnake, the
leaves will wither.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18
Signs Of the Tinas.-Tnr nrno.

Signs Of the Timas.-T'HE DEMO
CRATIC REvIEw.-ihe Democratic Re-
view for January tsays the Richmond
Republican, begins the New Year with
evident signs Of Progress. Il has in u a
portrait and biographical sketch Of Maz-
Uni, The leader Of" Young Europe" lis
first article is on " 1852 and the Presiden-
cy." and ]. points il. finger plainly 10
Douglas as the Democratic candidate.
:. The democratic nominee for 49," says
the Review. must therefore. not be tram
mele with ideas belonging 10 an anterior
era, hui a statesman who can bring Young
blood, young ideas, aud young hearts 10
the councils Of the Republic. Then The
Review states who the democratic noml-
nee msl NOT be. and after describ-
ing various well known demnciaic as.
piranis. winds up with The exclamation
-" and above al, your beaten horse,
whether he ran for a previous President
tial cap as first or second, or nowhere al
all on The tickei--none Of them will do "
On. ass ahu 5uiler, What an unklnu
cut was that !!
Next IN importance, and especially
worthy The attention Of the Southern De-
IN tcrary, is an arlicle on !. Northern
Lakes and Western Rivers" which stout.
ly contends for The improvement, hy Con-
gress Of The navigation I our rivers and
lakes.
The Review is also Kussnlh- mad, Mag
zini-mad. and lntersealion> mad. Ii de-
nounces President Filrnnre for mol prom.
ising Knssulh the aid Of the nai,nn. and
in an article on intervention il declares
that when the grea, qneslium nf Inlrrven-
linn" shall be submitted To- the American
People. the Democracy Of The country will
endorse the doctrine of Douglas on thai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

In introducing the late memorial in
favor Of Intervention, in the Senate,
Mr.. Mangum stated " that he had been
requested to present the petition Of one
Patrick Donahue, who asks in his own
behalf, as well as in behalf Of the
people Of New York, q most mag
nifcent Intervention. by this great and
glorious Republic. in not only the
wars that be, Bat in all the mars
that are 10 be. Without endorsing, Of
course. the prayer Of the petition, he
moved its reference to the Committee
on Foreign Relations"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

The field Of. Intervention" appears 10
enlarge with The encouragement given 10
il IN The halls Of Congress. The Senate
has now under earnest debate Two distinct
propositions Cor carying Out the principle |;
FIRST. The general protest 10 all the world
and Russia in .priiculAr. invoked by NJ.
Kossuih {; secondly. the in.eIeession 10 The
BRUSH government in favor Of The Irish
offenders. Yesterday a third subject
for our good Offices was presented 10 the
Senate. in Petition fronl certain Rus
SLAMS in New York. praying our Gov
eminent 10 inlerpose us good Offices in
favor Of their couniIymen banished 10 ST.
IBERIA. Another has been heretofore pro-
missed by an honorable Senator in favor Of
Abd-el-Kader.
We are likely TO have as many nation.
al wrongs 10 redress as the humane
knight Of La Mancha found when he sal
lied forth on his noble and memorable
mission 10 redress all private ones.
MAJ. Laid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

Prssniafisn Of Q Media 70 no"5
c1oq.-To-dsy commiilse Of t'''zsHs
a New York. representing she friends OF
Henry Clay, With Daniel UIism. Esqs
:, President. waited on sl,e Sage Of Ash
land. 10 present him with beautiful. gold
med.l. IN n silver case. in token OF their
profound rfgsrd and gratitude ior BIS
services 10 The country. The medal y
,brre ana half inches IN diameter. has-
;ng on one side Inc head Of Mr.. t'lay. en-
eireled in q wreath o. lsurels. and ON ihe
other. wre.ihs Of the sIx leading staple
productions oflhe eounlry-eosson. iobse-
ca, ,riee, hemp. Indian corn and whes''
within which is The following inscription:
- SENATE, 1906; Speaker. 1911; War
with G.eai Britain. 1879; Client. 1914
Spanish America. leI6-is22; Missouri
Campremisr. 1921; American System.
1924; Secretary OF State, 1875; Panama
INSTRUCTIONS. 1896; Tariff Compromise
1884; Public Domain. l633-i64i Pesee
preserved with France, 1885; Compro-
mise. 1880" An eloquent address wss
made BY Daniel UlIman, Esq.. and wal
responded 20 by Mr.. Clay. Mr.. Clay
remarked that The occasion being 50 i'm
porisnl and interesting. he had. contrary
10 his habit. prepared written reply
The President Of The United States. Gov
Jones Of Tennessee. Judge Underwood
and Gov. Fsh, Of the Sens,r. toge'he
with Messrs. Ewing. Brooks, and Briggs
of the House were present. on this solemn
occasion. OBSERVER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18
THE PRESIDENT AND THE IRISH EN-
---- III HE'S. -

The Kingston IN. W Journal pub
fishes rely Of the President TO Mr.. w.
n. Romeyn. who had addressed him a
letter in behalf Of i number Of the resi-.
dents OF Ulster county. New York. ask
ing for the Presidents inierposilion in
favor of the Irish exiles now confined in
the British penal colonies:
Washington, Monday, February ., 1852.
DEAR Sra: | am IN receipt Of your IA.
vors of the 26lh and 9Th ullimo. together
with The accompanying petitions. solicit.
ing the iniercessIon OF this Government
with that Of Great Britain Cor the liberia
lion Of the Irish prisoners now in exile
for political offences growing oni IF the
reyull of ls4S. and have directed them
to he filed IN The Department Of Stale.
Although The early and long-sehled
policy of this Government mus, necessa.
rily preclude this matter from being made
The ground of any official aruon on lis
part. yet ] am happy 10 say that such
measures have already been taken 10 ac-
complish The object sought by The peli-
TONERS as il was though. were most like
~ 10 procure The desired result. Accor.
dinghy. The Secretary Of Stale has, with
my appreciation. addressed a private let
ter TO our Minister in England. request
ing hun tn make every eiTon in The case
that he could with propriety.
! shall continue to do what can con-
sisIrnily with The honor and dignity Of
our country. and sincerely hope that the
strong desires of their friends in this conn
Try may soon he eralifird by their release.
Very respectfully and sincerely. yours.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Vim. II. Romeyn, Esq, Kingston, N. y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

FoRRrsr DroRcE cAsE.-lhief jas
ice Oakley. Inc Superior cuun 4 New
York. on Saturday. ordered decree 70
l. eulssed TO- has ease. di<toivoy she
marriage lie-yrs. F. 10 be ~ liberty 10
marry again. bui Mr.. +. not 10 marry
again durirg ilss lifetime Of Mrs. F.; a.
warding 10 Mrs. +. $4,000 year aIimo-
nv, daring her natural life. 10 dale from
lbe commencement Of The suit, and that
the sum Of $3.50. (aerning 10 The pres
enl lmr.) together with BAKED costs. be
paid 10 Mrs. r. forlhwilh-he 10 be al
liberty To give satisfactory security Tor The
$4,000 year. INSTEAD OF being lien up
ON his real estate. and she 10 resign her
right OF dover. The counsel Of Mr.. r.
oblsined leave 10 enier. thin thirty days,
case. ors bill Of exceptions, on appeal
10 The general term.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

In the u. s. Senate. ON Thursday. inn
medialely sfier adjournment. Mr.. Kenne-
dy. the Superintendent af The Census. sp-
preached Senator Borisnd. Some words
we're exchanged when Mr.. Barland struck
Kennedy in the fare. il IS said. aud hreak-
ing his nose. Several Senators and 9th
ers inisrfered and prevented further con-
flici.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

We understand thu intelligence Of
some Importance has been received by
me Niagara SIR Henry BaIwer, VIII !.
has been expect d To return la this coun-
Try. u isonow sand will mol come, not he.
ing IN state Of health 10 encounter win.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

s.bi,rt n - ovsrahslming msiaFiiy'
Hk.s .y ihs DsnOeray q he Soo'h %
aha declaration
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

MARRIAGE OF JENNY I.IND.-Jenny
Lind was this morning married 10 Quo
Guldschmidl. Plan,sl, of Hamburg, al the
residence Of y. q. Ward, Esq.. her ham
ker. IN this city. She was married af'er
the Episcopal service by the Rev. DR..
Wainwright, in the presence Of Ex.Gov-
ernor Everett. NJ j. Boudilch, her legal
adviser Mr.. aud Mrs. 8. w. Ward and
the Swedish Consul. Mr.. Goldsrhmidl
had performed with her al several of her
recent concerts. They will reside for the
presen. a. Northampton. Mass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18
Washington. Feb. 9.

The assault OF Senator BorIand on Mr..
Kennedy j. universally regarded here a.
an unprovoked and indefsnsihlc affair.
II is said ina. he j. now willing aud anx-
ious 10 apologize and make al The repaIa-
lion in his power.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18
From the n. c. Standard.
LETTER FROM PROF. EMMoNs.

LETTER FROM PROF. EMMONS.
We are gratiiied 10 have il in our pow
er to lay before our readers the following
interesting and important letter from Prof.
Emnons, Stale Geolngisl. in relation 10
the Chatham coal>felds:
Fayetteville, Feb. z, 1882.
To HIS Eretiieney, Cor. Reid.
SIR: | have executed the preliminary
Of The Chatham eoal-felh.
which your Excelleney proposel when
visited Raleigh. The results Of this ex-
animation are highly satisfactory. be-
gan at Farmersville. the most easierly
,oini whose coal had been discovered,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

The New York Crystal Paiaee.-rhe
Common Council OF New York have
granted TO Nh. Riddle and his assueia,es
The use Of Reservoir square. aboal 400
ieet square. for The erecti u Of a CRYSTAL
Palace. in whirll 10 make their eop,em-
plated exhibition Of The industry or All Ma.
,'ons. They have also appropriated funds
f'r tagging The square and 10 sustain I
complete c"ns'abolary force during the Pc
rlod ii The exhibition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-18

AWFUL DEATH or Twn RoBBERs.--0n
the night Of The 18th uli.. three rullians
entered the house nf Mr.. Abner Davis, of
Warrington township. Richmond county,
Ohio, and demanded his money, one Of the
men al The same time presenting pistol
a. the head Of Mr.. Davis. Mr.. Davis, find
ing resistance useless. unlocked his chest
and gave them his money, (S93U.l alter
which they left, anil. bcing followed some
time after by Mr.. Davis and others. two
Of them were found frozen to death, abou.
mile from where they commiile,l the rob.
berry, and The other, some distance beyond.
apparently returning his llfcless compan-
ions. almost insen>ible. the night being
stormy AMI good deal Of snow having
fallen. Ills name is William Nessner.
lie was immediately arrested. The
names u the Others were Jones and Con-
per. the former an old offender. from
New York. with both ears cropped. AL
the money was found On The person of
Jones. liappeals thai they we've inloxi-
Gated. and SAT down on a log on The road.
where they became insensihIe from coll.
aud finally frozr To death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-13
The Weather and the Crops.

From Louisiana have the following accounts Tho
Thilbodaux Mnerua of the 2ith says that the
ings of Wednesday and Thursday previous there
several frosts. The Madison journal of the 22d says
"Sueh weather have experienced during the
rent week has hardly been known III this region before
Fires in doors and blanket coats out doors have been
very necessary TO any degree ct comfort The weather Is
moderang but greatly fear that the severity Of
the first few days has had runous effect upon the grow
ing crops cotton will hardly survive it, and must
suffer materially The pointe Coupce Echo Of the 9th
ult that the weather of the few days previous had
been very injurious to the crops in certain portions Of the
parish.
The Dalton (Ga) Times of late date, says 1T is
truly dsheartening to hear the unyorabc reports of the
crops in this and other portions cf the state At
time the prospect was good for excellent crop
year we have it, and al our a mers were
buoyant with the idea from the extensive
which they had made Of reaping abundant har vest
The wheat crop, (from which UGH was expected }
will prove almost entire failure Besides being greatly
injured by drouth the 1y has almost completely de.
Toyed the remainder In fact great many Of our far
mcrs have poughed up their wheat and are planting the
ground in corn Early wheat so iar has escaped the
Hfyv aud those who fortunate enough to early
wheat will make good crop. We do not feel willing at
to give unfavorable report Of tho CROP
In some places looks very well and with good seasons
and backsetsn have every reason to look for
abundant yield. We had very severe hail storm in
this county Monday last which must have injured
both corn and cotton as far as II extended.