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Dyspepsia Can Be Cured |
fAuLoiNG COUNTY, DAFT. y. Ga,
August 26th, 1854.

fAcLo1NG COUNTY, DALT. y. GA,
August 26th, 1854. a.
Mr. CHARLES DELoRME, S. =
DEAR S:E: For several years nast3I
have haensr, ercly afflicted with sick head.
a'a'rS' hid n'icr trying evosy thing could
lh!nA o!, and receiv,ng:no beneti, whatever.
al ast gave myself up as 4; contirn!eti.
'dyspeptc Bat hearing OF yona ;,rapara-
tom The Ba!som Of Liie,'' L concluded
to give that = ,-iilalSo. sH3 procured two
bottles from your :lgcal Dr.. T. Il. Darran,
a Darlington. 5. c., and from the time
'GS"an TO lake Il, have not had single
alta oi headache, and now ie,l in hopaa
u"is even the Two bn,i!cs have made curu
OF me But tearing that I NAV havesa
rrcapse, have determined tn continue it
longer. an'i enclose you $40 OO for which
you VIII p'ca~e send as many bottles as I;
customary or that amount. BY Rail Road.
keSpe ,uilv yours, :.
JOHN j. GREEN
/, S.-ilcase forward by exprass train
'oeP'' o, 1904 AS '2atis
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Dcsirir. to "oWcsi We u;i;"r orr plaria.
ti"n tor sale rrva "'y, 'yi,% o.. Lvnches
Creek. only S'X m'i"' rom I.ynchpnrr
D"pol Wilmington nd Manchester Raj
Road iiir tract On.tinS about lGuD
acres. w'h some 80 c'"s";i n , nluh stale
ol cuiivai,or to ~ whc; i; tic hes,
ho'',"n i.nd. 4 Moa, ana con,nm;,ous
dr",iia., n"w !;m hrn<" dnd ,';crrw and
al! otter !"rcH" ~ nU, nu','inns. and
fence. m .u,i ramI. |.h,.r,rt nr,h,f,r
IN saying hE frrc : Ea.'y a@aithy
and ., p3,a' p!"3ns! ono I'D rurir ol
water I is .T.ft,s s'.srd > .n: i,n II i. q
country. Ca. aGu eca, :. w.. Gear close
Inspection.
ii. l.. {: :. {. McLIiNDON.
Cec. y, iHeA IS Il
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Head Quarters.
COLUMElA, Oct. 10, ls.i.

= fNV.--~---
THE Brigadier Generals comn.au.iig tie
several Brigades composing the Th,ri Division
South Carolina Militia are hsreby required to
order each Colonel or officer commanding The
several Regiments of their respective Brisa.lcs,
to hold an election in their res rec,vc iteri
mcnts ON Wednesday the Goth day of Dccorr-
her next, for the Office Of Major General, yaca.
ted hy the resignation of Major Gen John
Buchanan, and forthwith tr;,,isIit Ia the Aim.
tant Generals Office nj Cululiibia IL certified
statement in writing showing HE resul, of the
polls in their respective Bril,ades
BY order the Commantur. in. Chief
r. NJ. DUSOVA MI, Adu Gen.
Oct. 25, 1854 81 iJ
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New Goods New Goods
SMALL. PROFITS.

!'il" undersigned, IS now in receipt nl an
enlarged an! varied general stock goods.
AID . ''atc'i llu"d ~ carry o,u The prmc-
pc m'aH yiis arh snIl,l rroi.s'
tHs SO comprises trv Cnnd', aud
Gr",crrS ~ al ihrr nnmnrou- vlrrc',cs.
4 'eav; sork o. Ready III ,dc Ccrin-,,
lna. ir"nn Philadelphia, which will he sold
t:t:;y pei cent. "!der any thing in town
MRS, cars, BOO1'S d. SHOES.
y :aTicty Of ConIcc,ionary.
Crc'Ecry. conlnon and Granite
IL sio',, nc i..cpS almost, every thing
wh!ch may be called Tor. at prices which
carno' IA: TO please. Come and see Tor
yourselves. 80
MOSES LEVI,
AT Frierson's Old Stand.
Nov. ! 1851 | II
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A Desirable Residence for
sale.

Tue sun>rrh Wishing To move West.
ntirr~ or sale, a. oi 'lr mos, DcaSaIli
shtia',om., IN the v,!,r"; containing about
ti'ty iiv" acres OF land. on winch there Is y
very comfortable Dwelling and every II. G.
"ss ry nni house, all in good repair.
'Ih'' crop Z" corn ON The place tins year,
wiii yield .huu, five i.unir, q bushels
: A.:v "ifilrr ';'"r':n.'ior. can hc obtained
hy addressing me ~ IN premises.
W. W. Ai.STON
Sn'n,"r,i|r, Or'. Il, l.}=i
j.; a. ,'r>.'tS ;nu bicf ., ~" .ihrr
by H." Il r"un;, are respectfully -oIicr
TED I" ASA 'h'' >tnc, ~ Inng snl"l.rnc
ih- ""n -'>cn :" mlrv, Nnh an avcrS"
- ". ..r M'Ih cos
u ii, .sJl 81 u
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POMARIA SNURsERIEs--Is5a--,55,

We offer ior sole choice collection of the
Tot ceiebraleh.nnd best varieties of Penchss
Helsanns, Cherries, Necta-
rlncs, Apricot, 4euimces,
HASs, Strawberries, alad
Native Grape Wines.
Also
10000 APPLE TREES
well grown, embracing $50 varieties of
rare excellence. We offer theGe to The trade,
or ny the hundred, ut low rates
New and rare ROSES or the finest kinds
and latest importatons, FIuwering Shrubs.
rare and beautiful iVERGREENS, &c.
pficed lists sent to all osl.paid applicants.
Packages carefully gent by raruad Adftss
SUMMER Il CRAMMOND,
Nov. % 1851. r.
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{HgEinn & C;Iarkson

se'"Itla: ~ Otdi kSUil
LAVE iu.' T"''ei:"t and orercL fine slcok
-. ''- q. ,;:',,a .Ei- an! irtcs, sir,es cf
80. "n1 Hi"te' ',oo!s. consisting in part o:'
IN, !pt!uN,:ia articles.
Nl'ci. an'! ioncy Clo.k; Ei;.ck and and fan.
:y aS>!:.erts b!,:rk, White and Fancy Silk
Vesar@s, Slack. Wi.iie ans! Fanry SIX Cra-
v"ta. Sill and t:antbric Hanlher.l!eCs :;
,,..,vcs, sock anI Drawe:.; iinc;! Bosula
Sa.H' "'l '"!i;'r#; silk and Mc.ne under
Hh:''s; bcc %.i. and Eancy Haas.
Clothing
.a ai,! Fancy Cloth Coats and Sacks :;
h:,t@h az. !'nn"y Cashmere Goats and Sacks ;
iinra GhI Fancy C1ssin!ere Pants; Black,
VI h,c ond tauc; sill: Vests
All u! whi"h We invite OR irien.!s e6sS The
rnbiic generally 10 can and examine.
We are also prepared &c mni.e rp 10 order,
,.uI artic!: IL III" Ialsring line, rs neat and
raenp aS "a. .: done IN the state q. t!:e sam.
,tTH!S.
ALSO,
s'nj.crns r.! Kinds tu turilishcG at the sl,or..
est nciiru.
WINN & CLARkSON.
DC. e5, 1881 81 {:
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Tobacco and Cigars.

Choice lots Just rcceiycn and ournt d
by a. NJ. NENBERY
November %, 1854 5 If
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AT THE NAW SbOIslI

UNDER ODD FELLOIVS VILL.
A. NJ. NE\FBERE ulvcs notice To- The
citizens o! Sumter and l'arin-'nm District,
that nc IS now RECEIVING and "pcn:nin. ,t
'h's NEW STORE, a rh"lcr AID we'll 81
lected stock OF Dry G"odS, Hats. Caps,
Bouts, Shoes, Cr"ckcsy, Gla>swarr, Gro.
ceres. Sa'ldI,ry. ll.!IWarr, Really Made
ClothIng, &".
To all of which no Inv,rs ;hc ,,,t..uirr
:si the public, especially the ladies'
a. NJ. NEW Berry.
November 22, 1854 5 Il
~ Watchman rorY
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Just Received,

~ ANu ASSSCl SSSt
LADIES' Hooitees and Walking Shoes. G al
ters, kid-Ties &c. Gents Calf Boots, and
Doottess, Ladies and Gems. Over Shoes.
Also-A fine assortment Of Hardware, Tin
Ware, Sadicry, &c.
Fancy Goods.
Ladies' Wood ant Aloruca Work-Roxes,
Puff: Boxes. Porl-AIonies, Segnr- Gases, Brace.
lets, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Dressing, Tuck
and Pocket Combs, &c.
Books, dc.
Novels, roetical Works and School Books,
and fine assortment Of Stationary.
GROCERIES.
Brown, Clarified and Crushed Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, Noinsses, Cheese,
Ralsons, Dried Figs Flour, Candies,
Soup, Tea, Starch, Pickles, Sardines,
Ginger Preserves, DC.
Also. fine assortment Of Cooking Utensils,
For sale by J. #. SOLOMONS g. co.
March 22.h, 1854 u #
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Lots Wife Found,

Lrm""aH l.y'c':. !; II ; voyage 10 the
Peal =. n,"d hug" I,ii.r q, SAL on
ia, :h'r'. -.. III .lr,,.s S,. was l.uts
VIC, ii Z mo I'll, wr.r, her II w.,> - ar
i'o' We c'nno. S!N.--.i may turu out 10 be
catch .:cnuv + II" II'r w,tItnt,. u shai.
"w ~ Ia y "rn'w Il you have any
En-r''i'.. r'ucy Painting, Lettering,
Ar'ih'"r 'ur'nG or nc c?,lrn. "t .Arr"-
dr"a,, fut"n4-, x Sc, ANA VII cal on
III" >.h~cr,r"r IA" pr"!n,sc: ,u do his hc>,
ana va q" t'"pDy ~ da all work with
n"H'nr>r i'n' h'-lht'' thar may hr cntr,l-r-
"d !" h'- arc II ChrrirS'nu prices Tor the
'asiI "H'l. H. tLn be- ou..,i Il; Mr. /,
H""nln"r> tim:nny E.'npurll,n Sau!iervi!r
Suutn Crrn NJ.
G. " DAVIS
Q J.. 1874 ii .;,,
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TIE SUBSCRIBER has J,i>l returned from
me tI"''h, ana IS now opC.!!n- u splendid
stock q:
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The Friends CIR, G, Potts

a"ion"c him 81 Candidate FOR Tax Collector
iei Sn!ei.:. Tor tie next 'crm.--NAHV VU1 Ii:..
H@'. Z, 1871. 81. ii.
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THE roREIey CORN TRADE.

FROM tho Mark'iane Express
The dun accounts from this side have naturally had
more or less effect the wheat trade the principal
tnenal markets. but stocks have generally been reduced
40 low as to render holders exceedingly unwilling to
cent lover terms
DAnzg letters OF the I'd OF May tina, the ransac
tons in wheat had during the previous week been quite
unimportant
Hamburg letters of Tuesday describe the wheat trade
as him but quct and prices very nearly the
that day week. quotations ranging from e9s Cd - as
per quarter OF $50 lbs FREQ board for red wheat
cording to quality
The advices from Holland Of subdued tone; and
though ohy moderate supplies Of wheat appear to hav,
been brought forward previous prices seem hardly &c
have "ccn supported for wheat
From France learn that the deliveries Of wheat from
the growers had fallen of materially aud stocks Of for
egn ut the tho having become reduced
narrow compass, the downward movement in prices
had been checked.
The accounts in regard the appearance Of the grow
ing crop OF wheat of satisfactory character from al
most all parts Of France aud the reports from Italy
not nearly SO responding they were few weeks ago.
supply OF rain having jus, in time to save the corn
from serious injury.
The most recent accounts from America confirm what
had been previously stated in regard to the smslncss OF
the stocks OF brcadu the seaboard and the advices
from hence per America aud Arctic being considered
couragng, prices had undergone some further improve
ment The shipments in progress not considerable
and no supplies from the interior calculated till
the month Of June.
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Fashionable Intelligence.
GRAND BALL COSTUME IN LoNDoN-rHE QUEEN AT TIL

The Lond Macs Of the 10Th inst, contains the following
marks the anIodsly expected bal residence
the French Minister This brilliant assembly, which 10 definitely
rNed 10 take place Friday will only
Pec the great fashionable OF the will
ei peculiarly memorable by rarely indeed
peiramrly the public visit OF British the
denee OF foreign minister accredited this ok
cheering and aupciou OF the cordial friendship
nifty which happily exist between great
stand in the vanguard Of civilization The list Of
been originally limited TO four hundred the
anxiety to be present eood been manifested by
individuals OF Distinction the number
hundred and will include all the members OF the very
highest circles rank and fashion Its that the
abasadors almost without residing
polls will he present The deaths whh have
certain noble families Chose Of Beaufort Angeey,
And others) will the absence Of OF the
ing members Of the Adute nse
In tn. OF will be wholly
At the dis reton Of the There will be fancy quad.
re the Of which Is entrusted
ties OF wadgrAve other fancy quades
paraon The Marchonrs Of Aeshuy and lady Stanley OF
d-rey, will each direct The will
The general be in Msy
at nine O'clock and chair OF Ia, been prepared
ton which will enable her Majesty command full view the
evenings tdings.
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France.


Regarding commercial affairs in France tho Paris cor.
respondent Of the London Times writes -
There is change in the commercial and industrial si-
uation of Paris since last week The retail trade pac
uary in articles OF dress continues very brisk aud s by
no means inferior to the average amount OF preceding
years at this season. The from Lyons ST. Eli.
enue, Tarare Roubaix, and Mulhouse mention a marked
Improvement in the industrial position Of those cities
which have been lately visited BY numerous purchaser.
from Paris Commercial relations with Russia are, for
the moment interrupted, the prohibition export specie
rendering all intercourse with that country impossible
The Gar il said TO be making eNer,ons
canizo transit trade through Prussia, but however
advantageous bis offers may be, they will in.
duce any house in Berlin, BrsSlau, Meme
to open accounts with Russian merchants, on
the condition of being paid in paper roubes, which
now regarded in Europe assgnsts The price OF
Grau has again increased in
the cheering prospects received from all quarters
ing the appearance OF the crops. The rise, which
only be temporary does exceed franc per hectic
,re in the districts from which Paris derives its supplies
butchers meat sl rising in price, beef selling in the
Marche des Prouvaires at from It. loo to IT, 44c per
kiogramme; mutton from s0c to H. soc. veal from nc.
TO IT, Gle &c. The price Of wine maintains itself very
firm in the Bcrcy market which has of late received a
large stock from Macon. Letters from Bordeaux
that great improvement observable in the districts
visited last by the odium. An abundant crop, how
ever not expected. The last ross done injury
in Burgundy and Is calculated that falling o in the
vintage will be about one fourth.
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PRy,yASsIIIp

Mn. J. D. WILLIAMS, late OF DuHs Commercial College,
Pittsburg Pa, who stands uurvaed a. teacher Of Wr
ting aud Book keeping is In city stopping at the
Powbsan House, aud will make arrangements In a few
days for the formation Of classes Of Young Ladies' and
exhibited TO specimens OF his work with the pen
which for beauty smoobness and originality Of design,
excel anything Of tho kind we have ever seem Mr. w.
desires 70 state that his terms for teaching f0 for
"a Lessons, guaranteeing to ALL who may favor him with
their patronage moro thorough knowledge aud great
improvement In the art than they have obtained from
all other teacers they have taken lessons ofhereoore or
" not, no charge will be made.
From among the many encomums and compliments
conferred upon Mr.. W., the following extracts are re-
specially submitted:
take great pleasure in recommending Mr.. Williams
not only Proficient In the Art, but possessing
the happy faculty OF Impartng instruction his pupils
and entitled 70 the confidence OF the community.
SAMUEL NJ. EDWARDS,
Washington, d. O., April 4, 1854,
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An IMMENSE BEiDGE.-A correspondent OF the Chica-
so Press thus describes the grea, bridge Peru Illinois,
on the Illinois Central Railroad:
The great bridge OF the Illinois Central Railroad, 3
500 feet, or two-thrds OF mile in length is rapidly ap.
proachrg its completon the cars however, will
over before October. This, you readers are aware
Is the greatest work Of the Kind in the West and
OF the I5 truss bridges under contract by the
enterpFisng firm oil Stone Boomer of Chicago 1t
reaches from bluff to bluff is as in height contains
upward Of 100000 feet of timber, all worked up IN
Chicago, and how much iron aud stone know not The
mason work not exceect aud Of the Joliet hydraulic
rock he top Is TO be red with tin and water
tight; the trains OF run on the top of ALI be-
meath them aud between the frames pass the roads
wagons and underneath of all pass the river and caua
An ornamental railing is to be placed each side OF tue
track
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NAVAL ISrLiGEScE United ship Dale
Sierra Leone March 90 from the Gambia and the Cape
Verbs TO sail in few days fer Monrovia and the south
Afriea-An we'll The following is list of her officers
wm G. whiiie commander; wsibAeh @ J Van Als'ine
James Dur tuenants; John 8secser
nor Barclay passed assistant Bradford, acting
Kimberly Williams, passed midshipmen;
sheppeTd Charles Peck dshipmen John Knapp
CLERK Zach Whi'marsh, baAis~ain wm Hareourt,
Joseph K. Smith, carpenter.
An expedition from the Dale the Debriea
natives, had lately been guilty sundry injustice
the captains Of the Salem vessels trading this
eessu the natives bel compelled property belong
ing all due From Nonroyia
the Dale proceeds to the River Congo.
= steam gAte saranae Long, arrived Genoa
yious to April Is from Naples where she le the ship Cube
land, Com. SJrngham.
L. = pop oiway Germantown, Commander Lynch sailed
Falkland Islands, March 81, a cruise.
The O. steamship Fulton, L. Commanding MITCHELL sailed
yesterday for Charleston take board Mr. GadsJen Minister
Mexico and his family who be landed Vera Cruz
SOyt(k Herald.
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FEMALE EDUCATION ~ JAFAs.-Tu Japan NJ much care
y bestowed on the education Of women az Of the men -
rue science OF the Almanac is esteemed Of the mos,
important branches of schoollearning To avoid co,no
eng weighty undertaking an unlucky day Az the
age OF heen years the boys have their heads shaved and
become theroby members Of society. They also re.
ceNe ne" name At this time and invariably upon every
ADVANCE IN rank the old cognomen s changed for ne
one III marrying, equality Of rank between the con
uac.hg patues IA the first requirement. and when no OH
sacc OF TINS sort stands IN the way the youth declares
his passion by attaching branch Of certain shrub 10
Tue mouse OF he young adys parents n this IL neglect
90 80 IS ms suit; II is accepted 80 il the lover aud
the damsel wishes to put her reciprocity Of this offer be
yond doubt she forthwith backeus her teeth Pres
ents as amongst most oriental nations are now erohang
ed and alter with great ceremony, burning her TOYS "a
indicate that she is to be longer childish she Il p,e
sentcd by her parents with marfage dres. and sons
tices OF household furniture among which are slWsvs
spinng.Whee loom, and the culinary implements 70.
lulreu IN Jspsnese Kitchen. All this bridal equpmep
exhibited on the day of the wedding
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~ Amount Of United States debt redeemed at Wash
inglon ast week, s2ls,535 "a.
RIcnNoSp, Nay q, 1881.

NchNoND, Nay q, 1851.
TO the Editors Me Wig:
Dear Srs-l notice in paper of to day that nee
ting OF the citizens Of Monroe Ward had been held on the
Goth inst for the purpose of taking into confederation the
removing of the Richmond F. aud p Rrold from Broad
street Some nine resolutions the purpose OF eectiur
this object, observe offered by Councillor Saunders
and advocated at length by Mr. Jas. Lyons What think
you OF tue ptoprcy Of calling meeting Of the c liens of
Jefferson Ward in order consider whether or mo IL
would not be best for citizens tina: the Central xii
road he remogedY For II appears to me that its cross
ng bfoau street to get TO IL depot Is fully great
nuisance a. the r. aud r. Railroads. passing dow ,b"
street In question Wonder II Councilor s. aud Mr. T.
would not lend their aid 10 order TO effect 90 de.ab
object. CTTIZES
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FIRE The alarm Of fire about o'clock on Yesterday
was oecasioned by the partial burning Mr. Henry Saus
Etehen, on 18th street. between Franklin and Grace
Inc hre was hrst discovered in the floor TO which Il
was communicated from n stove.
There was very little damage DONE the fremen being
promptly on the spot.
Asthe engines were on their way to Mr. Saurs report
,eaeneI the hremen that Mr. Grsnts factory lob
between Mau aud Franklin was on fire II was discov
cred, however that the chimney only on fire. This
was soon extinguished.
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- The Havana papers furnish considerable informs
uoI ~ relation 10 the Chinese coolies They seem IN
nave larry taken their positions which are net much a
any above the negro race They indeed the
OF servants the hewers Of wood and drawers of water
throughout the island compelled the most gnoble and
soruu oiuogery' Their period OF servude is generally
fixed at twelve years. with no chance Of liz being enJo
then, and their masters determined TO make the
oft. Hence the Chinaman Is condemned without The
possibility OF escape, to life OF mental and degrading
object ofal sport aud rallsry.
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eB Translation Of ". Janin'' Voyage Naie, en-
titled Genoa, Pisa, Florence and the Cathedral of NJ
Ian, by Mrs NJ. Harrison Robinson formerly of Lynch
burg.
This work is now in the press OF the publishers Messrs
Lippneott Grambo, of Philadelphia. We learn from
those acquainted with the translator of this work. tha
she has every qualification for beautiful rendering
anin-the Editor of the Journal des Debats and one
the most spirited OF the whole corps of French writer's
As the work OF Southern lady bespesk for it in ad
vance the favorable consideration OF the public
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eBr The National Inteligenccr learns that the Com.
missioner of Indian Affairs, who has been most seduouy
engaged Of late in concluding treaties with various tribes
of Nebraska Indians Thursday completed bis work
far regards the delegations in Washington. The
treaty with the Iowas concluded Wednesday, and
treaties with the Sacs and Foxes and the Kickapoos
spectivey, flushed Thursday Five more tribes are
their hither for the purpose, viz tho Nj
amies, Weas Peorias, Piankeshaws, &c.
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DRowSKD-An inquest was held by Coroner Wicker
on yesterday, over the body of q man named Michae
oConne found in the Canal the point where 1, inter-
secs Byrd street Some have said that the wretched
while IN state Of mental afcon brought on by do
esnc troubles put an end to himself in this way while
others that he had fallen accidentally in The y.rdct
OF the Jury was in accordance with the latter view Of the
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TIE CRoFs.-We make such extracts as We find in our
country exchanges the prospect Of the crops The
Abingdon V"g"'dn Of the goth ius. says I'VE have but
little information from the county in regard to the grow
log wheat crop, but from observation during ride OF
few miles cast Of Abingdon, the early part Of last week
should think the prospect for good crop quite prom
slng We have, however learned but what truth there
10 10 the report not able say that the fly ba.
done considerable damHge In some neighborboods"
Tho Oats crop last year entire failure, and
fears already entertained the seed has come
mp badly, that the crop this year Is TO be short one
We think rather too 70 form opinion in regard
70 the Oats pWero to predict though, we woulC
no, be much afraid TO the opinion that wher,
good seed has been good crops may be expected
The Petersburg IniciiigeHesf learns that the whea
crop s looking unusually well in the counties OF Halifax
P,yiSanis spd Henry, and from present appearance
she crop will DO large and good.
The Roanoke (salem, Va Republican, remarks, ave
continue to have the finest prospect for abundant small
grain harvest"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-25

cS- The Augusta (Ga) Chronicle of the 10th, says
We have just been shown sample of wheat which
harvested yesterday Thursday the farm of Seaborn
Jones, this city, which will compare iavoraby with
the best Gcnesee. This is very early.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-25

r The Louisville Courier says party of ten coolies
direct from China, passed that city the IA b. on
their way to Kellys Iron Mills the Cumberland Rv-
or, below EddyvlIe. They a tall, healthy looking
set OF Celestals, aud have sold themselves for term oil
years work the aforesaid iron works.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-25

MAYORS COURT, fEsrERDAr.-Thc only case before this
court on Yesterday was that of Mchr Kearney and hi
daughter Mary who stood charged with utteriny ahus;
language to Johanna Newt, on Monday
was frivolous, groundless charge and his honor dis