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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

LocoMoTAL TELEGRAFH we have this
dny seen, OF tho Office Of the Scioto Tele-
graph Company, in this city, q telegraph in
struinent surmounted on "A miniature irnita-
ton of a railroad car, aud at work with the
several Offices on the line, while itself was
in a State Of locomoLion. This experiment
demonstrates the fact that any number Of
railrouk trains " hide in motion can he made
to communicate with one another and with
the stationary offces on a telegraph line
The srient Of speed compatible with. thjssOrt
Of telcgraphing has not yet been tested; aud
| Mr.. w. D. Wesson, the inventor Of this
novel continuance, has advertised for an adj
venturer with capital, to test the fact ufits
being made useful. He thinks it probable
that trains Of cars at a speed Of 30 or 30
miles per hour can be kept in circuit, and
wishes TO build n short piece OF line to nsccr-
tain the fact. As'he has filed II caveat for
The Improvement, and desires to keep secret
he CONSTITUENCIES by which the connection
between. moving vehicles and a telegraph
line is effected, until he shall have had the
opportunity Of making the desired expert
menls,. we. are not able. IA, communicate tho
methods by which these objects are accom-
plishcd. We have, however, seen the fact
"a telegraph instrument at work. while
moving at a slow speed. md at WORT wih
tho Offices on the linc.-ARtient .netrop.
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LATER AND IETEREsTISc FROM MEXICO
The brig American arrived at New Orleans
OH the 18th inst, from Vera CruI,with S49,-
900 in silvee. The Picsyune says:
The news ofGen. Santa Anna's arrival
at Vera Cruz was received by telegraph on
the Ist in Mexico, aud was celebrated by the
A riny Of cannon, ringing Of bells and other
demonstrations Of Joy. Al Vera Cruz he
was entertained with a banquet on the 81
inst. by the municipality, ut which ne was
toasted and extolled in the most extravaganza
manner. Ges. VOL capped tie climax by
chasing him with AIclbiades and Cincin-
natus. 1t is a little remarkable that IN all
the speeches reported, where nearly all
Santa Annals lite is lauded, there 10 nos enc
a~llusion to the American war, Santa Anna
tqave but one toOst, as fellows:
s.Under the shadow Of the Mexican Tag
may there be but QUO cry: Independence or
death"
Letters from Mazatlan Of The 2lst OF March
cu,frm the runaor Of a projected invasion o4
Sonora by the Count Raoussei, who Is said
e. hive raised a body OF more than 1000
men. Senor Traconis has been named by
the Government to take command. oil tho
troops in Sonora to meet him.
Mr.. Falc0nnet had been arrested under
the accusation Of bribery aud malfeasance IN
RENTING the fragments received by him
from the treasury lDr account of the English
creditors. The creditors now denan tho
S6OyO00 which he says he paid as brides.
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Hseyy FrOat.-we had a very heavy frOs,
iass night, but upon inquiry we d. not think
that any material injury was dono to the
growing grain Or fruits unless the peach wos
slightly damaged.
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VALUABLE PiLLs.-Some twenty years
ago a farmcr's barn in the vicinity Of Wor.
cester was struck by lightning and burned
TO the ground. Many Of the citizens had
gone TO the irc,when a fop, well strapedand
dickied, with his cup.on one. side of his head,
met the, celebrated Or. G., and accostcd
him In thiswiso:
"Can you-ah, tell me doctah. how far
they have succeeded in cxtinguishing the
Coufiagraticn Of the-ah.. unfortunate yco.
mans barn!"
The doctor eyed tho individual attentive
", dropped his head ns usual for a moment,
and then slipping his thumb and finger into
his vest pocket, took out a couple Of pills
and handed them TO him, saying:
take these, sir. and g to bed, aud II you
do not feel better in the morning, call at my
Office"
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The c4oy RFEvslToRY.-This paper
comes tOasin ! new and beautiful dresr.-
The present senior sdnsr. Joha Saxton,
Hss has had charge Off for IS ysars.
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DEATH FROM RoPE JUMPING "A girl, a.
bout fourteen years of age, who was at Sun
day School in New York last Sunday, in
good health. undertook the next day to jump
the rope 200 times without stopping. She
did So, but the unnatural exertion threw
her into an illness which proved mortal or
Tuesday.
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THE pOETIcAL WORKS on LORD BYRON.
ASSIAN, Thompson. Kirke White, Moore, Shelley,
" Topper, Scott, Campbell, Milton, Mrs. Hemans,
and Poems Of Anne ia. all for sale at the city book
store, opposite ShGtfer's hotel, by
April ab. JOHN SEARLES.
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DkXIH OF rae Ylce PKEsIpEEr.-Mf.
King is the fourth Vice President that has
died during the ~eontinuance.o of his term OF
Office, since the organization ofthe Govern
ment ia 1889. George Clinton Of New
York, the Vice President elec'rd on The
ticket OF DIR. jefferson, ia 1904, ElbTidse
TERRY OF Massachusetts,, elected with Mr.
Madison. in 1912, and Daniel D. Tompkins,
IF New York. the Vice President under Dir.
! Munrue, in 1891, all died before the expira-
ton Of their official terms, aud aTe the three
preceding instances to whirh we Feler.-
The mortality among those who have occu-
pied that station has been greater than vim
the Presidents, only two ofwhom have died
while in the discharge Ut their official dn-
tics at Washington. siz: General Harrison
in Is4l. aud Genera Taylor in 1850.
since the ~forindtion vi the United States
Constitution the people have elected twelve
persons to the Presidential chair, all OF
whom are now dcnd, With the exception OF
Martin Van Buren, and General Pierce. =
During the same period Vi tins thirteen per-
suns have occupied the position Of VicE Pres
ident, but loHr oil whom are now living: Mar
tin Van Buren,, John Tyler, George NJ. Dal'
las, and Willard Fillmore. The Presiden,
who lived the longest after v~acHttDg the
Presidential chair was John Adams, who
survived that period Twenty-Five years
His soni John Quincy Adams, aud James
Madison, rank next u him 10 that respect
both living nineteen years. Mr.. Polk die
within three months after he left the seat u
Government, aud Gen. Washington live
but u little over two ears aCer he Feturne
to the shades of Dit. Vernon. Among tn
Vice Presidents, Aaron Burr lived over 3
years after bis term Of ofSce bad expired,an
John Adams was a survivor about the sam
: p .riod Of time. 1t 10 a singular coincidenc
r that three Of our Presidents who figured i
the days ofthe revolution c$piredon the 81
ofJuly: John Adams, Thomas jefferson an
/ James Monroe, the two FIRST named, bot
/. dying on the ssme anniversary, being III
6fticth one from the time independence wa
. declared in lT76. Samuel h. Sonthart
$ of New Jersey. President pro km of the Ser
g ate, performed the dBties Of Vice Presiden
under Mr.. Tyler, when he was elevated
! the Chief Magistracy by the death OF Ger
Harrison, and died while serving in that CT
pacity, in ls42.-C Gin. Eng.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR WoMEs,-Some of our
leading hotel keepers are considering the
policy OF employing female walters. We
can see no objection 20 the change. Ger
tainly~t would be more agreeable to be
waited upon by pretty aud obliging wait
ress, than by a man, however white his
jacket or obsequious his manner. while the
proposed innovation would give employment
to,a large number Of the slits Of domestic sef-
wants. There are a dozen other ocoupa-
tons now in the exclusive possession OF
men, which properly, belong 10 women >
For example, in some Of our banks several
clerks are employed in the sole business 81
counting money, an occupation well suited
to young ladies', In the mint at Philadel
phia, the coth-is-alreadv counted BY ladies
and we should like to see the example iSai'
tated in private iassitntibns.-- Home Jour-
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I aid moi % and did not Ss,. k~opefnheIeSs,
not afew are authentic.


LroUoa FfzEs Il wAvaE.-Ths WoOstse
Democras says:
A large proportion of those persona in1
dicted fot selling intoxicating liquors, haVe
beenin and plead guilty Fines have hesu
assessed 10 one hundred and IweAty-lhreg
casess and amount in the aggregate 10 az
1875, an average on each Indictment ofnot
quite ten dollars. There were as high an
five Indictment against the same person.
and an average fine Of ten dollars on each.
with the costs, made a total of S65 S.. Tie
fines and costs came heavier on individuals,
in consequence ofthere being in many cases
several indictments. Twenty-one cases
remain YET to be disposed Of, and win in the
end swell the amount Of fines to near ST.
400. The costs alone amount to over S40O.
This Is what we call doing the clean thing.
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NEW HOOlkN
EEW BO0lk&
a. 'he cry BaoE Score opRossso shrcfrer's
Hn,cl HAmcnsa N. ORia,

Ho'rl BNncwss vN.. ORias
. JUST Observation-Disclosures Of Amer .n hr--
y roaS, Nights in Biock house the DiscardrdTlaugh-
ter, the Auir,lisn 'antivA and the Gold Regions, DIX
Nixon, Frost's Pictorial hisnry Of California, la
frank Freeman. Barber Shop, the Nile Boat, Advice
20 Young Men, History Of the Mexican War, Napo-
leon and his Mars ais. byJ. C Headiey; Noble Deeds.
oil Woman, Life of the Empress Josephine.
APri 2G. JOHN SEARI.ES.
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DAPER-Alarge lot Of cap. Letter, commercial.
B'ottiag and counting house Paper and Blank
Books Of allkinds for sale atths city beck store, OPP
tosite ShSffer's hsteJ. by ~
April % JOHN SE4RLES...
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AElvE ASSORTMENT or NOVELS.
~ the luteSt'pnbieaii6ns, for sale At the CITY book
Ostorc, oppo'itc Shsffer's hotel, BY
April a6 JOHN SEAREES.
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Law NOTICE,
y % seIfsacting GaivahiAinl

New Process 81 ~SeIfsheting GaitAhi4ing-
VAME> GARAGHTY. at his Matchmaker and
y Jcwelry Essa6iishmens, three doors east of the
Hooking Valley Bank L. now and At all TINES pre-
pared to GdhBsaixc Watches or any other metallic
~ssticles with the purest Gold,in . manner to defy
the best Of Judges, and iSarfsntedto stand better than
that done by the old principle Of Battery, on the
most reasonable terms and shortest notice. Speei-
mems can be seen. At his Shop. sTHechAkhest price
paid. for California Gold.
Lancaster, January %, 1858. 80
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HEALTH OF PREspEsr PIERcE.-The I'm
ion states thatthe rumors ofthe failing heGTtk
of President Pierce are NOT only nnfopAded,
but that it has improved since his inaugura-
ton, and be has gained both in weight and
in strength. His habits of method give him
leisure for the services necessary to sustain
his health.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-04-28

News FROM MExIco,-Tbe New Orleans
Plcuyunc learns from Mexico thata war Of
castcs is on the eve OF breaking out In
Oajach, on account Of the proceedings Of
Gov. Martinez. Al the aims 10 the cap
ital Of the State, 1000 stand, had been dis
trihuted To the different departments. Bands
Of Indians had appeared in the capital cry
ing "denth to tho whites."
A. forced loan Of 100000 had been lew
led in Guanajuato by the governor. OfthiS
sum $50 1000 had been demanded' from
Sen0r Munoz Ledo, Si5O,OOO from Godoay
and $4,000 from Iburgoengoitia.
In Durango the GOvcrsor offers a re-
ward Of $500 for every head If mn indian
and the same for each prisoner killed or ia.
ken within the State.
On the 9TH instant, the garrison Of Tam
pico gave a baltic celebrate tho arrival .
Santa Anna.
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TIE IRISH ExoDUs,- "A letter received in
Yew York, dated parsontown, Ireland,
NJ rch 26, says:
IAN Ireland is in motion. left Dublin
for this place eighteen days ago. On my
route | pet the peopl" Sa gangs OF 40 TO so,
in nil directions, vending their way to the
coast 10. smiurate for America. The emi.
grafton is terrible If IL continues a few
years longer at this rate, Old Ireland will be
depopulaled. Our best farmers and mechan'
les, seryants and cidevant soldiers and po-
licemen out OF employ, hare alttaken the
emigration fever and are prepartng 10 EN-,
igrste. Our wonder here "a, how You find
employ for all these people" F5.b
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CALlroREIA.-Thiriy FIVE men and three
woman PASSED through hnesvila en- route
for California, o. Sunday last, They had
sixty horses and thirteen wagOns.-M iiipaI-
lee Ssnttnel.
or The Philadelphia Ledgersays there Il
no truth in the report that Spring had at.
tempted, suicide, or s%ndeavured 10 starvs
himself.
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PROrEsrAsrs X FRAscE.-The N. York
Evening Post saysthat tho number Of Prot
estsnt Christians attending their Owl places
of worship in France is 5000, 900. This
differs widely from a lengthy review Of the
French census OF 1851, which appears in
the Paris correspondence OF the New York
Courier and Enquirer. TbiA hitter writer
gives the number at 10000 and quotes
as his authority the "Revue des Deux Mon
des." These Professionals consist Of Lu-
thernns. Calvanists, Methodisls, Friends OF
Quakers, and Darbisis. The principal sects
are the two first named, and thRse are deem
ed by the government Of FranGe.oi suficieAi
importauco to be allowcda share in the an-
nnaI appropriation fOP the support Of relig-
ION. They receive in the total S23s, 59s.
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w ahhONA@ NAAC 4SSObI
Mountains on one occasion, while J. Wes-
ley Jones, with a few of his artist cumpan-
ions were stopping in the rear Of their main
company for the purpose of daguerrutypiDg,
for his pantiscope some remarkably strange
rJCks, a war party Of Indians suddenly sprang
from behind the rocks, and giving a fright.
full yell, advanced with lnhcts poised ready
for battle, when the artist, with great cool
ness, turned upon them his camera, and
somewhat mystically waving over the in
strument the black cloths in which his pic
lures were wrapped, held bis lighted cigar
in somewhat lrightiul proximity to the in
%strument. The savages had heard strange
stories Of thunder on Wheels which had,
in one terrific burst, swept away whole par
ties Of red skins. Panic-s.ricken, they
paused a moment, then veered TO the right,
with eyes fixed upon the dreaded instru-
ment.
EAl the strange mortar followed them; its
dangerous point ever keeping them in direct
line. Pop!-pop!-pop! went a revolver
from beneath the instrument! This was bue
the prelude of the death wuging storm about
to burst upon them! They could not longer
stand this, but with n simultaneous yell
broke uwny towards the rocks. Bang!-
bang!-went the artists gUns after them
Strange, terrific sounds were reverbcrated
through, the mountain gorgcs, and echued
back by tn, cavernnus rockt-yclls and
shrirks aud rumbling ihunders. The smoke
cleared away, ami the artists were alone
M tine was lost in rej"ining the caravan;
aud, the da nler being ovCr.it became often
the subject OF mertinent srpund the camp
7ircs -Joncs' rhara~ upJn the Indians with
plse DIyasrreotHre Inst umtHt. Boston Tran
Strip.
WAsntsGTnS RicES.- S mc Democrat
with a ~juvial spirit snd a sharp sense ut Tie
ri!iculuu,, writes from Washington to The
Newburypo,t Uuion. h. laughs at The
endless crowd Of Office hunters. gives
graphic description Of The army of hungry
customers who haunt the Attorney Gener
ul's office, and nnrraics the following Incl
dent:
The other day a short fat gentleman from
Essex South, attempted to stop Genera
Gushing as he was starting from anothe
part Of the city on speedy business. Thi
is the story all told;
Applicant, General Cushing!"
Gen C. "Ahglad to see you--understau
I the whole matter-hav the greatest re
spoct for yUu-can't stop now. Good morn
, ing"
: Applicant, "Just one minute--Iwant I
/ see you very much"
+ Gen. C. "Shall be back in half an hour
or you must 90 with M" running. a,.a,
. The applicant, an old stager, declares h
f will go with him. and out they shot at tn
, back door, over tho gardens, the fat ma.
a painting and trying to talk, and the Attorne
. Genera striking a bee line for'his destinu
=, ton. AT last the asthmatic catches a breat
!, aud cries out. "Can't stand this any Ion
. ger! must give upi" "Sorry to lose you
. company ~ rcplies.the General; "but bus
h ness is pressing" The fat man holds
!. post, gasps two or three times, a terribl
d nlght succeeds, and he declares that he wi
!, notbc fuend On. the turf again pi,ted again;
). such mettle.
.t m. n
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1lDfekID Gazsfts.
oTTY oh LANo1sTER.



ThoUsLk IN NEw MExtco.-A despatch
dated New York, Apfil2f, stated that dates
had been received from New Mexico to the
effect that Governor Lane had issued a proc
hmsion claiming the Mcsdley Valley as a
portion OF The American Territory. The
Governor asserts that this valley was left
out by the neglect Of Commissioner Bart
lett, and he had, therefore, ordered Col9nel
Summer 10 proceed to the spot with an armed
force to secure il. Col. Sumner refused to
obey his insIuslions. Ia the meoutime the
Mexican Government received notice Of
what was on foot. and Immediately sent a
body Of several hundred soldiers, who were
commanded to resist ut any sacrifice all at.
tcmpis to seize the Valley,
II was added that when the above accoun,
left, the mast intense excitement prevailed
and bloody work was anticipated. The
story however was Considered fabulous OF
greatly exaggerated but a washington DE-.
spatch OF the esd, two days later, says III,
Intelligenccr publishes a letter dated. Sant'
Fe, February 2Sth. announcing the intcn
ton Of Governor Lane To take possession Of
his own account, Of a4portion Of tho Mcxi
can Territory.
II would seem from this that there is irou
bic there, but we will have 10 await furthe
advices before VIZ getthe particulars.
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61rIn an amount OF SIS, 900 despatched
from this city to Ireland, averaging a con.
%tIibution Of $50 per man, moi over 800 oil
the sum. naEaRd was sent by persons OF
drinking habits. This statemeBt carries q
moral with Il by which many may profit
viz: u drunken man has nothing TO give Ell
Their to a friend at home or abroad Wheel
ING Times. 3 Ut g.Ho43ss
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BRiTIsH TESTIMONIALS To AMERICAN SEA-
MEE.-The British Government has sent to
Mr., Champion, the British Minister at
Washington, Il, gold medallion likeness oG
Queen Victoria, and gold pocket chronom.
eter, for Capt. Nye, Of the American steam.
ship Pacific; and a gold mounted trumpet
aud El0 sterling for tho mate, and Elo for
each,of the six men Of the Pacific who vol
unteered their services to carry on the hu-
name efforts Of Captain Nyc, aud saved
the crew and passengers of the British
barque jesse Stevens, wrecked somc time
since in the British Channel. ''
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ADVANCE h fHT pRicF OF BEEF c1fFEk.-

ADVANCE IN fAlCk OF nEbf OANELbs-
A very material advSAce in the prices Of beef
cattle has recently taken place, says the N.
York Express, in This market, referable, we
iIed. on inquiry, no. 90 much tOa growing
scarcely ia hose ~section4pi the country
whence come oer supplies, nor to an i%ncreas-
cd consumption al home, but To the SPRING
ing up Of new and inviting markets else
where. Let US explain.
The graziers in the Northern Illinois re-
gion. who have heretofore been among the
most extensive contributors to the great cat
tie markets Of N York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore and Boston, we are told, now drive
their herds across tho plains to supply the
demand which INVITES The IN to California
tits a long and dresry journey, TO our Wis
ion, it is true, hU; the pastuFagc is good sh
the way, and when The iroves arrive at their
destination, prices are realized which the
markets on the Atlantic seaboard never
could afford to pay. We are also assured
thet the cattle dealers of Ohio are turn
ing their attention in the same direction
and instances have come 10 our knowledge
OF large droves having been tecalled from
their journey to New York. To be sen. across
the plains. Hence just now the compare
tive scarcity of cattle in this market, which
produces in turn the high prices asked ie'
beefat whoiesalc--sny from o to lo1 cent
per pound. At these rates the retail con
sumer must be content with Is and l6 cents
or thercabouts. Beef is thus becoming
j luxury which only the rich man is able 70 en-
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Which HutC uCChf NOHhHHFu ~ WV u
the appointment of 'RhomnS Toulula n, ns
pointment of Mr.. SANFORD an. collector Of
the same port.
New ORLEANS, April a6.-1he Daily
Delta of this afternoon has \ letter from the
Rio Grande, dated the 10Th instant, which
announces that a coInp my Of United States
troops Ind arrested the notorious Cnrpajal
and several Of his associates ut Rio Grnnde
city. He was cuniped in Fort Brown with
a strong guard, awaiting an examination on
certain, charges Of nn unlawful character
made, against him.
0ASThe Journal OF Commerce says the
embalming ofhuman bodies has arrived to a
high degree of perfection and 10 a process
quite frequently resorted'to ID, New rorlA
particularly in the warm season II Is done
by opening the large vein in the neck, and
injecting about two quarts Of u peculiar fluid
into the sy stem, DR.. Piluie, by whom 1t 10
practiced, h SEN bodies preserved for 20
year. in this anner.
PtTrsBvRGH, April 30 Yesterday, after
noon cUnstables Ferguson and Jones, Of
this city, went to Saxunburg, Butler county,
to arrest a German named Casper Iampligb-
ter; the latter resisted, stabbing Ferguson
TO the heart, killing hin, Instantly. Jones
was dangerously wounded. Lamplighier
escaped. srl
.6J-An hishman oNce riding to market
: with 'a,sacHS Of potatoes before him dfscOv-
: cred that his horse was getting tired. where
upon he dismoupted, put the sack on his
shoulders aud aguin muuntessa ying:--
Ut was better that he should .currythe pra.
ties, us he wAsireshSr than the poor baste.'
. NIw YoRK, April ~ -Wm. eating wa.
convicted yesterday mt Huckcnsack,N N. ITO,
the murder OF Mary, Ann and Daniel o,
Drieu, two chi,d'en, aud sentencedanb e cy,
Il ecuted on the 9sth June.
LAKE SUPERIOR MINES - Late advicc,
q from the Lake Superior copper region stat,
: that the entire product Of the district. mi
season, It Is estimated, wall be about $50
toms.
6TSilver mines are stated to have bee
G .aiely discovered in Monterey county, ca
~ifopnia, Gndsix Different veins have bee
traced.
6J-Mr. Iam-s NJ, Sanderson Is about
erect n mammoth hotel, to cost $4OO, 600, c
* Fifth Avenue, NJ Y.
'e RI The pew rem ofthe Rev. Mr.. cha
ln's church. ON Broadway, N. y, amour
TO Sl5 900 a year.
VI The first potatoes this season ma
their appearance In the Savannahmarket
. the 9Th andsold at sIPer quart.
NJ 6TItis estimated hat 100000 bales
sntien WILDE shipped from TcIas tbis yes