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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

A CCOUNTANT AND COLLECTOR
"A The subscriber offers his services to the citi-
zens OF Richmond and the public generally in the
above capacity. Unsettled accounts of merchants
and others due the Let July, and those DESTROYS OF
his assistance copyist or in writing up books,
will be properly and strictly att, nded to- Office at
present in the room over John NJ. Clarke's Lot
je 7-d6t* w. B BIGELOW.
MOOD WA kE.-Tubs, large ana small
w Churns, Pigglns, Butter Prints, painted Tubs
and Buckets, Horse Buckets, Brass and Iron bound
Water Cans, Ice Cream Pals, Flour Buckets,
Pastry Boards, Rolling Pins, Bread ald Ice Trays,
Clothes Pins, Sugar Boxes, Lemon Squeezers,
Washboards, Towel Stands and Bung Starts, Eau
cets and every articleiu the Wood ware line, for
sale by r. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
je 10 Corner Main and 18th streets.
unRSE.HAIK GLOVES AND sTRAPS.
Ill The efficacy OF BorseHeir Gloves and straps is
now very generally admitted. Dyspeptics, per.
sons OF sedentary habits, females ana others in
delicate health will derive great benefit from their
use. Also, Bathing Brushes and Sponges, for sale
by PURCELL. LADD a. CO.,
je 10 Druggists, go Main street
An or NEW BUuks.-Ine D.ys oi Bfuce,
1tl a story from Scottish History. by Grace Aguil
lar. 2 vols. Cloth 81 50. Paper 81.
Papers rom the Quarterly keyew-published By
D. Appleton 81 Co.
"They VIII be found to be independent essays.
treating in graphic, entertaining style, with wit
ply, topics of general and perman mt interest"
Family Text Book for the country the far
mer at home; being Cyclopadia OF the more I'M
portant topics in modern agriculture and in natural
history aud domestic economy-aaapted 10 rural
lite-by Rev John Blake, d d.
A Home Tor all, /; or. new, cheap, convenient
ana superior mode OF bGilfiDg-by . ) Fowler.
The Pests OF the Farm; being an account OF the
various depredatng animals, birds and insects
which annoy the American Farmer-with uiIec
tons for destruction. Illustrated wood by e.
al Saxton. For sale by A. NORRIS
jel0 90 Main street.
DICH BROCADE PAKAS0Ls.-Ah hard
III s0me LIT of the above selling at reduced prices
at WILLIAM }. WORDS,
je9 225 Broad street.
QILX AND LINEN ACOATs.-pure irish
~ Linen and Pophn Sacks, q luxury for hot wealth
er, with many other cool hxngs, ut
e. b sPENcE's.
je9 No t20 Main street.
gMOKkD BEEF.--Jusr recelyeo per stesmeI !,
~ asnail lot Of Smoked Beef OF the finest quality,
for sale by
M ANTKD TO HIKR.-A trussy Man SER
w want, to wait in my store, for which hber-
al 2 sii 70 "u' . gwen 81 a Man .ssse.
ESOx HlHls, Tor the bslaucs q the year, ! lirst
i l0--N MACE = WINSTON.
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For To. Day.--Md. Consplidated, Cass6 Cap
itals: of Sl50o0 of 2500, of 1000, 3 OF 52s,
3 of 400, 10 Of 300 DC. IS numbers, IA drawn
ballots. Tickets "a shares in proportion
Also, Patapsco, Glass loo Capitals: OF $4,000,
Of 2001, of ISL, OF 6OU, l of 400, &c. rs mum.
bers, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets S2-shares in pro-
portion.
my 24-lm SMITH.
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AIICTI0N. ,SALEs.


ErTNK FAMILY 8n7ar 60.
= AND HARNESS At AUCTi6N -. - ~ = ~
any MsrnlnG, the l2th inst Il ID oscoeI ~ Y
ioe IN rear Of my suction house, on l sss = Us
o oe s0 ssa g auction ns family Horse young sound
family Carriage, suitable for one rse ii oa 4.
sale. - '' nank oi me
Isans-Four month"; credit for approved en-
je 10 ssro j sumNrp 49,
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June Sth.
A NEW VOLUME OF APPLETON,s

III OHnn LADnhht, papers On Inc Quar-
terry Review vol i6mo. fancy eiotb-50c
CoNTENTs-The Printers Devil: Gsstroponnv and
astronomers; the Honey Bee; Music; Art of Dress.
The favorable reception Of the collection OF perodi
cal pagers from the London Tines, has Induced
the publication OF the present series from the Lon.
don Quarterly Review They win be iouud to be
independent essays, treating in grarhic entertain.
ing style, with VIII anecdote descriptive powers
snd no little philosophy topics OF general and per-
manent interest
The Days of Bruce story from Scottish His
tory, by Grace Aguilar, author q, Woman's Friend
ship, Mothers Recompet sc, Vale of Cedars Wo-
men of ,srael, &c. The Days OF Bruce must be
considered as an ende6vor 10 place before the
reader an interesting narrative OF period of his
tory, IL Itself romance and one perhaps a. de-
lightful as could well have been selected In COM
bination with the story of ScotIands brave deverer
1t must be viewed as an Illustration OF female cha
racter and descriptive of much that it's author co.,
face Two vols l2mo-paper cover 81; cloth so
Zephyrs from Italy and Sicily, by VIM Gould,
vol i2mo, cloih-price 81. The glowing descrip-
ton of scenery, life and manners which enliven
these pages will entce the reader through some of
the most delightful portions of the European world
The author writes with polished pen and the
reader is always entertained and instructed in his
company.
Tue Diplomacy of the Revolution an historical
study, by William Henry Tresco-, vol l2mo,
cloth-75c. This is an effort TO present the pub
lie, within small compass, the spirit and charsc-
ter OF the negotiations by which our Independence
was secured. 1t covers wide field, all that 10
OF prime importance is here embraces in ANAL
number Of able and eloquent pages. For sale by
NASH & WOODHOUsE,
10 H.
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fNEN.PIN ALLEY FOR SALE.-The
l. Ten Pin Alley fronting Franklin street,
nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel, lie now offered
tor sale together with the Fixtures thereto belo g
lug. This property is too W, known to require a
description. The ground which it is situated is
under lease for term OF years, and the sale will
be made for the unexpir time Here is ali op.
portunity for profitable investment, and persons
wishing 10 purchase, would do we'll to apply early,
as there will be but little delay in making sale.
For terms, apply to TOLER & COOK.
lie 10 General Agents.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
X. FRANCE a. CO..
fGuccessOrs tn r. UIOrrfa & Col

For This Day.-Capitals: $4,000, 4 Of $500, 3
of 1000, &C 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets S4.l
Also, the Patapsco Lottery. Capitals: $1,000,
1000, &c. Tickets 50.
Drawn Nos OF Susquebanna, Class "a;
"a Sc rs Ie rs Al &c AZ 40 81 As So 80 66 80 II
lei e. w. PURCELL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11
sTATHAHI'S LOTTERY OFFICE,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand.)

Drawn Nos Patapsco, l64, June 9:
SO 46 So IS 80 Al 60 - 10 81 80
For To-Day.-Garyland Consolidated, Glass
6. Capitals $4,000, OF 25CQ, OF 1000. IS nos,
Ia drawn. Tickets 81.
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 81.
il IL w. Fl. STATHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

Erie and Sunbury Railroad.
HARRISBURG. June 10.
The Erie and Sudbury Railroad commenced
breaking ground to-day.
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LAMBEH P,S OFFICE,
I4th Street, under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class II, June 9th:
Sc 81 65 81 IS So 81 II 62 10 A l6
Fer TO-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery,
Extra, Glass No. le-Capitais: $4,000 6000, 1000,
3000, 2l49, 5 OF 1000, &c. Is numbers, IL drawn.
Tickets ST.. je IL
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BY JOHN K. D. PAYNE. salesmau
GALE OF FURNITURE, NEGRO, d

&AL 4 OF FURNITURE, NEGkO &c.
~ Under the directions of decree of the Cir;
cult Court of Chancery for the County of HeDrico,
pronounced on the 4th May, 1852, in the suit of
Colquitt Us. Ellis the undersigned Deputy Sheriff
for Isaac A Goddin, Sheriff of Henrco County,
viii, on Friday, the 18th If the present month,
(june) at the residence of VIM. B Ellis, corner of
Baker and ST. Johns streets, (uear Geo Nicholsons
grocery expose to public sale for cash, the lot of
Household Furniture embraced in 8 deed executed
by the defendant, Ellis, 70 the plaintiff trustee on
the 18th of July lS47; and Immediately afterwards
will hire out the following slaves, to wit: Mary
and her four children, Harriet Nelson, Thomas and
Emma; and on Saturday Morning, the 10Th OF
the present month, June, at 10 O'CLOCK at the auc.
ton house CT N. B. d C. B. Hill will offer for sale
the negro woman Mason, to The highest bidder for
cash. THOMAS w boswell n 9
For J. A. GODDIN, S. nc.
ie1 0-tds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

s1kDWAhE AT COST.-For sale, at
LII below cost TO close
Sheet Zinc, Iron Wire
Boat and cat Spikes
Nais-all sizes
Circular Saws from Il to 81 inches
Pit and mill Saws
Files-all descriptions
Stock, Chest and Pad Locks
With great variety OF other articles, all of which
will be sold aoo regard to cost in order to close,
THOMAS IL CHARLES ELLIS q CO,
ie 1O-lw No lUb Main street.
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THE LATEST NE VS..
ADDITIONAL BY THE AMERICA.

u,,,r.x June 9th.--I send you the fol.
ling additional intelligence by the America.
ENGLAND.
The telegraph line between Galway and
n,'hiu had been opened.
The Galway Packet denies the statement
cha, The potato disease had re.apppared in
Ireland.
rha Emancipation OF Brussels saws that a
.,,ani,esto in the name OF the Count Chamford
nd the Orleans Princes was already drawn
IN hut its publication had been deferred for q
sa;sf season. The Gazette de Cologne cor
,ohora,es the statement, and says that Chan.
rsru;er is party TO the movement.
The Moniteur denies that Napoleon is ex-
citing an influence at Madrid hostile to Spain.
This denial refers to Lord Paimers,on's recent
s,o,ement in the house OF commons, that for
e;sn powers we're inuig uiug in Spanish III.
fairs.
ITALY.
The Marquis Dulo rad succeeded in re.
constructing i Cabinet upon liberal bnsis.
The Tuscan Government had Offered | 600
francs as a compensation TO Malber an Eng
Tshman, who was lately ill-treated by an
Austrian az Florence, which had been indig.
nantly refused.
Mir. Buiwer, the Ensl Minister to Tusca-
nv. arrived at Florence ON the 18th ut.
Murry, the EnglIshman who was sentenced
10 death by the Roman authorities, is confined
in the Castle of Spotro. and his punishment
will probably be eommuted.
GERMANY.
The Journals of Southern Germany contain
lsmentable accounts of the famine which pre-
walls in many districts. Weaving and other
branches of employment are comparatively
idle. Provisions ere very high.
The Russian Gear was expected to leave
Berlin on the Doth OF MAY. The LEIPZIG Ga
zetie SAYS the Car had invested the 30,000,00O
francs Withdrawn from France in the recent
Austrian loan.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

NHE CLIFTON HOUSE.-Mrs. II AR
L WOOD takes this method TO inform Ladies and
Gentlemen wishing BOARD, that the adjournment
of the Legislature has vacated several rooms that
for comfort and convenience cannot be surpassed
in the city, which she would be happy to have I'LL
ed with agreeable families She could also accom-
modate several gentlemen day yearly Board
ers and would be pleased 10 have a call from her
friends visiting the city, She pledges herself that
no efforts on her part shall be spared to render
their stay agreeable.
ie lO-lW% R b HARDWOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-11

sACSTEk'S sALE.--By virtue of q ueed of
trust executed to me by Thomas Spencer. dated
the LET day OF May, 1s49 and duly recorded in the
Giefks ofnee OF the Hastings Court, in the city Of
hacnmond, Tor the benefit Of the perssns therein
described shall proceed to sell to the highest bid.
der, for cash, on Monday. the 18th day Of June.
1882, at o'clock at the shop Of the said Spencer,
on Cary street. between and streets an The
property mentioned therein, consisting of House.
hold Furniture, Ploughs, finished and unfinished
Carts Horses, Cultivators carpenters and smiths
Tools, &c. &c
je1 10 ASA M. JANNEY, Trustee.
BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE. salesmau.
ID EAL ESTATE Ar AUCTION.-Bvyi r.
Ii tue f decree of the Circuit Court of Chan.
Gerry for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit Of Burlington Anterior, ct ais, the 9th
day of June, 1852, will be offered for sale at public
auction on saturday, the 18th day OF the present
month. the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said suit mentioned; said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM w. Anderton, sltua.
ted In what is known Duval Addition to the city
OF Richmond The house and improvements are
said to De in good order, and the property to be q
desirable Tor small family.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balance in two install.
ments of and 10 months, title retained until con.
veyance is directed by the Court.
By order OF the Commissioner
10 IL II PAYNE Aucfr
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pMlTH,s LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. lls Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred
ericksburg Depot
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's,O CONTAGIOUS IN CARPEN.
L TIERS WORK, &C.-Proposals will be re-
ceived by the subscriber until the 25:h OF this
month, for certain work by Carpt nters Bricklay-
ers, lasterers, Painters &c. required IN ihee extern
sion OF a certain building about four miles from
richmond, agreesbly to certain plans and speci6-
cations in the office of the subscriber which may
be seen at any time between the hours Of and III
A. M. 1t is desired that the offer for the work
should embrace every description of work to be
done
lie 7-6tt JOHN STEWART
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SYDENHAM,S ANODiNE MEDICINE.
~ A prompt pleasant and safe remedy for the
Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Choices, Cramps,
Spasms. Pain the Stomach, and Summer Com
plant in Children. Price 25 cents. For sale by
L. PICOT,
lie IL Corner ouposite the Old Market
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-15
wHrsKEy AND POLITICS.

In the debate in the House on the claim
Il Marshal of California for mileage, ne sd
duced as an argument, that the entire a
mount would be swallowed up by the OK
oenscs Of his eloctoneeriag campaign, he
having to pay 50 cents drink and "some
times to treat hundred ut lick" lie
demanded Of the House that no reduction
Of his mileage should therefore take place
..as the expenses of a triumphant organiza'
lion Of the Democratic party were very
great and ought 10 be considered BY that
baby" ThadeBs Stevens remarked, thai
"ihe cb,rga for drinks oagh, to be allow
ed, as it was impossible TO organize the
Democratic party without whiskes T" This
then must be the secret Of the opposition o
The I.ocofoco press TO Temperance and the
Maine Law.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-15
THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW.


Nosvasion Of the provisions Of the Maine
Liquor Law occurs, howevess rivial, thu
is %, seized upon blythe anti-Temperanc'
sheets throughou, the land and 'rumpe.et
forth in opposition 10 its operations. "
human law is perfect, mans works ore
marked BY his own iHpersections. Th'
law has not Yet been enacted which can
40, be evaded, therefore need we be sur
nrised il the provisions OF law having fo'
its object so great q moral rcform as tha'
Contemplated BY the Maine Law, and stf'k,
ing a the ayocations ofmanv otthe most Q
vii disposed members Of community; shonlc
be eyaded upon every pretext! "Ai'n'
iuleps arc bougI, Of the Druggists under
tho head cf vegetable tonics," says sheet
&c Maine in the rnm-sellcrs interests, aud
tho remark is grsedily copied by the class
of edi,ors--Temperance men al--bat VII"
are opposed to pstiing down the monsse,
evil iatemperance, unless certain course
hat they have marked cut be pursued =
Such arrangements Of the Maine Law can
not be regarded as tests Of its nsufiiciency
10 accomplish the Object for which i, was
enacted. They but prove the extent Of
that opposition which it has had to encoun-
Ter and its power in having achieved 50
great reformation in the face OF 80 much
auimosity.
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could possibly recover. We visited 'nslf
ward las, night, and were painfully I'm
,rc.sed with this fact, from their appear
pacc md cyiden, misery. Two Of three
anpe,red then ID The las, agonies OF death.
4 heavy piece Of sheeting from around
ria chimney Of tho Glencoe, was blown en-
Iirely over the four story house on me 'esee'
and fell in Commercial street, near Ines
mi. \ distance of nolr Two hundred .a'as
rom tic scene Of disaster.
TuI CAnGo The cargo OF the s,eaine.
Glencoe consisted OF I05 hlds sugar, ooo
socks coffee. lis bbls and .ierccs rice, %
| bills sugar, 80 bhls tsr and over l2Oo PACK
,qes merch sndize, hardware, wines, liquors
Se.. the total loss on which has been est
mated Al over 10000. The largest portion
!. Insured in this city. The Perpetual, "
Louis aud Marine, being among The heayl'
est sufferers.
Capt. Sparhawk, who examined ihe
wreck Yesterday, gives i as his opinion
that very small proportion Of The care'
will be saved even ia a damaged condition
At nom Yesterday tho forw ard par, q me
wreck for the distance Of thirty or forty
feet was GU, Of tho water, bui ne the rifer
was rising rapidly, il is more than i'kei,
lhat every vestige oil the lIl-lated boat VIII
be under water this morning.
TuE EXPLOSION "A gentleman who was
on an adjacent boat informs US tina! there
were Two separate aud distinct explosions
on the Glencoe. The interim between The
first aud second was a. least five seconds
The boa, Immediately swung Out into the
stream from the force Of The first shock, and
i, was the second and the extreme larboard
boiler tina, did the injury iothe Cataract
and caused the greatest destruction o. ne
Oar informant believes the starboard boiler
was he first 10 give way, and several per-
sons who we're close By at the time, agree
in stating there were two shocks. the last
being much nore severe than the iirst, Il !
moi impossible that two, IL no: The three re.
naming boilers blew up at The second re.
port. The explosion was certainly one
uf the most destructive ever recorded. In
the twinkling Of an ego the whole forward
part Of the bout was reduced 10 hemp q
rubbish, and The mex, ins,nn, j was sheet
OF flame. The force # the conclusion
m,y be estimated when we slate that mol
n particle Of the four large boilers was 10
he found on board after the wreck had
burnt to the waters edge Every particle
OF those immense iron tubes, with CORES
pondng fiacs and machinery. had been
whrled perhaps in thousand fragments
from the boat The general impression Is,
there was little or no water III the boilers
Mt the momen, Of landing, steam had been
suffered 10 accumulate 10 their utmost ca.
pacitv, and 10 lay 81 I'LL or to go ahead a col
lapse or an explosion was inevitable. a
fragment Of one Of the hues, found on an
adicent boat, bore tho marks o, intense
heat, and in color rcsembled indigo.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-15
THE ,s.HARMoNIousa DEMOCRACY.


The democracy we're mere. better na'' s.
Throughout the country, than a. pfoseass ~ ~
RESOLUTIONS Of 10 Conventions IN sll ne ctase
fwil conelusiy civ prove. In every State IN IN
fiInion. from Maine 10 California, the Dsmocrac.
Ihaye endorsed, BY their last Conventions, N
principles OF the Baltimore platform o. '4o' az
avow "a their firm adherence to the Compromis
measures Of 1850. This will be the platform Q
HAS. md eyery Democrat in the uu,on Will o
ready 10 take his stand upon it,
We extract tho above from the last ban
ner as a ,it-bit Of information. Our wor
I,hy co,emp orary in the honesty o. ~
lhear,. seems 10 think that the Democratic
psr,v like flock Of sheep all follow then
Headers. Some have rings in their nose
an ! are easily led, but We beg 20 assure
him be depreciates their intelligence wheI
he assumes this to be true Of the mass. -
sustain our opinion and to show him sha
even he may sometimes be wrong, we cop,
The following from the Washington unlor
Il the llth ult.
s.Ftom every quarter comes the cry Of danger
danger to the Democratic party. danger arising
out or dissenson and dispute, and threatenlns
disaster and defeat. From presidential candi-
dates. and from the politicians ~ho sustain ,tnem
from the press, democratic and whis, aooiitlon
and secession, II different tones, but 70 tne same
efTect-from each and alive have line upon ne'
and precept upon precept, until i Won sem sla
and physic ally deaf, and blind, and besoted, i we
do not see. and hear, and understand. Mr.. Bu-
chanan, one OF the most far-sighied and expert
enced as well as patriotic of our statesmen, mas
raised his voice in solemn warning. Mr.. breck.
inridge. in his defence Of Col. Butler, ano'ner Of
those whom the democracy delight to honor, mas
ayowed and deplored the trouble which exists N
our ranks. Mi. Richardson, the supporter Of
another prominent and wsll-deserving candidate
for the highest Office within Tie gift OF the peo-
pie. admits the same, and deprecates the evils
which spring from our intestine tends. Inc
party press, headed by the official organ, mas
been, and is constant, faithful, and unwear'ea 10
its efforts TO reorganxe and reunite, TO conciiate
and concentrate our scattered forces. TIE whis
press reioices in our divisions, derides our al
tempts 10 heal them, and ban'ers US, in nockery,
10 try our strength upon the slightest obstacle
The organs OF disunion, whether they prepare
and disseminate poisons adapted to northern
tastes or southern consumption, exuit N the
of the only power which IS able 70
restore 10 health the body polite, and save the
State Upon the fact of our disagreement all are
agreed; upon our disnnion all are united: in re.
gard to these there is no longer any question"
However, all this may be wrong and the
Banner right, jus, as the crazy man at,rIb
u,ed his incarceration in the Asylum from
a difference Of opinion. The people said
he was insane bu, be maintained he was
not, The mnjority oserrnled and here he
Was
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-15
FRy1JT. CROPS &c

The Southern Ohio and Indiana papers
report, that most OF the fruit, cherries.
peaches, apples and pears, which had es-
capped the extreme cold Of the past winter
have been destroyed by recent frost. The
Brookville Qa) Advertiser says: "The loss
is incalculable. Our present impression j.
tina, $500, 900, or fifteen years Of constant
horticultural application will not bring back
our orchards to where they were last sum
mer."
The cold weather Of March has done
much damage South. The Nashville Viii.
ofthe 22d March says, shat the frost hal
entirely destroyed the fruit in Tennessee
and tho early spring crops have general,
suffered, in some Instances irreparably.-
The frui, trees were 10 blossom when ,h,
cold snap occurred, which was hard enough
to cut down the oat and clover fields, a
we'll as early vegetables"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-04-15

DrDN'T UNDERSTAND IT.--The Lowell
American says that OF recent examina.
ton Of young law student. preparatory
to his admission to the bar, Judge Merrici,
asked the applicant If he had read The new
code. "Yes." "Do you understand ii?''
"No." The Judge said hc was very
glad to hear it, for II he had said be under
stood il. he should not have admitted him.
Exchange.
The above incident is no doub, correct.
but We are inclined TO think the locality
inferred is wrong-il should have been 10.
Gated in Iowa.
TIE Solomon Of the Dubuque Express
argues that the Wings oppose the Code on
political grounds. As no Two persons up
pear to understand our Code alike, be
seems 10 think il a very good reflection Of
Locoloco principles.