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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-05

SOMETHING EXTRA.

MOTHER lot ai those SUPERIOR French Plantations
"A they made II the finest French on'Hrfrc, ana
I,,e, design Of pattern and pronounce by good j1d
the best cut and make brought to this market Cali
and examine for yourselves the FrankiiI Cloth and
Clothing House. oLAos y hfiNn'
apl I7.ts DiAVt'i NJ
ry~Exn Rem and Bed Ser copy.
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RECON- MENDATIONS.

RECON- MENDATIONS.
CH1Rf ESGisEER's OFFICE, Va q Tenn. K. X. |
Lynchburg Va, Septrm ar 20, 1853. !
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars OF every Kind in upon tits road have
been made AT the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg,
Il, the direction of Gen'l Nettleton, as Agent
1t gives much pleasure to say that cars have
strongly and faithfully executed. cheerfulIy
commend these works, companies requiring cars,
competent construct aud faithfully execute any
tracts that may BE- made with the of these works.
CHAS. NJ. GAkNETT,
ChiJ Eng. Va. q. Tenn, X. r.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
ia M % -

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
"A pot in Peter sburg every day Sunday excepted
at o'clock, M. and arrives at Burkevile at the in
tersecton of the Richmond and Danville RailRoad
ut 10 oclock,A. connecting by that Road with Mess
l.. Fagg & Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court aue
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro {.
and arriving at Farmye at ll.30. A. M, connecting
there with Mcssrs Fagg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The train leaves FarmvIe at !, P M,
ard Burkevle at q, p arriving in Petersburg in
time for the trains going North South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail-
Road with the sp, ndd nshps Roanoke and james
town tor n, Wy ork which leave City Point at 7P
ind every Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point a: the same hour.
ssengers preierrng to rema in Petersburg the over
night, take the mornil train North at a A.
the james River Boats for Old + lint, Norfolk and Bait
more at 3. A. the for the South, at O'Clock
A..
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure, through in
httteen hours, ----.-----. - U"
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days. 3 OO
Between Petersburg and W hiIe Sulphur 81 rings,
through in two days. ~ UO
Between Petersburg Danville, through in TWEEN.
ty-tnur hours, -
Between Petersburg & Gtee lsborn', n. c., thro
in TWO days III w
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N c through
in three days. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 0O
Between te'sburg and Charlotte, SIS Oh
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday morning at g. A. Maud
returns the same days, Any person wishing to see the
ratios t freight can obtain freight list by calling ulon
The Agent the Petersburg Depot.
der3 Is f. J. WALL. Sup't
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OFFICE Va. 4 TENN. RAIL-RoAD Co. }

UFFICE VA. IkNN. HAIL-h0AD co.
Lynchburg Sept 90. 1853 !
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo. q.
Cure, feel confident TINT the Piedr1, Mt Worksunder
his management will fully MAINTAIN its reputation n
making Rail Road Cars well in any and all IT'S
branches of mechaica operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
CERTAIN.

MORALLY CERTAINt
fuSHAT the great contest nes c'n meneins ~ 60
Il ripe. many smbiioas 70 'th who pants Tor re
nown will .scsk no bs.ble al the "eaannn- nz1ih.
Speaking Of PANTS. ,hose sold at the BAZAAR have
attained wide sresd for beauty and escrl nee
of material no iess than for substant make. and the
nicety with which customers Invariably fitted from
their large assortment.
Just received from mandatory large and
complete assortment Of Fancy Cashmere. Linen Mar
ss,le. and Black Dseskin Pantalnoas.
ii ests BURROUGHS SHAFER c ;.
DHE UNDERSlGNE4 HAvl Nc
made an ensagc nent with Mes-rs, HATCHER.
LOCKWOOD g. CO will ia fu,urr.take barge ai the
Tailoring Establishment
Of heir bu.iaes. To has old friends aud the publ
he return thanks for former patronage and promises
God FIT and satisfactory iriers TO all who VII caa
pon him at Hatcher lockwood 4 Cos
Call and examine complete 1ck 81 Olo'n-' vest
Ing. 4 Cassmercs before buying clseshe
JAMES Il. EDWARD
at Hatcher. Los oea4 Cos.
yJ,HE UNDERSIGNED As ALSO
4 engaged with the above house an ou'd De pleas
vi TO wait upon mis- friends and the puh generally.
T. d. CRANFOR
f.hsts Hatcher, Ifcoof 4 60.
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TIL undel signed having had charge Of the hbove
Works from Ire'r commencement. under the former
Proprilor, Maj A. Ellison Jr; asks le to say to the
Rail Road public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it. manage ment hoping by
ps long experience in Rail road works ard
tenon the work entrusted to him. t., merit the up.
probation and liberal patronage OF the public
A. NETTLETON, Manager.
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ron NEW YORK.
H. y. MaR Line per The SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

H. s. Maa Line per HE SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!
rI,IE new nud elegant -idc.W heel steam. .-yI--k
/ ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt Parrish sssn-A<ssH'
will leave Petersburg via City Point every fucsiu,
Evening. and the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cnvendy,) every
friday Evening, TOT New York.
rsssage and fare lrum Petersburg, including
State Rooms. slo VI
Steei age passage. III
Dor speed. comfort and safety these Steamships ara
rxeeIled by the aud travellers will hnd II
i!e most r-.aht the north. they will there
y avoid dust ae1 frequent changes Of the Railroads
-fRsTickels issued ut ny Office Sycamote Street.
SAML q BAPTIST. dgt. Petersburg.
~ A passenger TRIM leaves the Appomattox del'ol
seiy Tuesday aud Friday hall pa-t O'Clock. P. M
10 connect with the Steamships at Ciy Point Passen.
gers by the Souttsihc Railroad w reach Petersburg in
lime 10 taAc the ears iot thr steamers. =. g. Il.
July l4-t-
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VNHESE WORKS hive be- in operation it'll
i all the latest fmprogcd Machinery for Wood and
Il IN work. and upon scale mrensurafe with the
" rats of the south and West. for Car construction
More than one hundred cars OF Ill description have
cen it these work. Tor the Virginia D. Tennessee
R.l Roud.
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads respect
irlly nvit ID bestow their patronage they may
" upon hvins their work finished in strict pliance
! TIN plans and ings; after tie most
#5fovo plans nj Construction. TT prices satisfactory.
Southern lkail-KOads
" i no longer be compelled - obtain tleir Cars from
tue N, subject large expense and risk of Trans
portat" n. GEO. G. CURLE Proprietor.
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New Goods Received nearly every Week.

mo l. PCRVls, Agt. desires exrcoi, to do
y much larger DRY GOODS BUSINESS IN iuture,
ard Eith view to this will receive Nee Goods al III
Store almost every week in the year. He is opening
This Morning April 9th. 1854,
Mahtilss and Ts'nas new ,5ie) splendid new style
Dress Goods. Capes and Sleeves. Grass Shirt. Gloves
Lsce. Ribbons. large lot Marseiilcs, Quits fansos,
Fans. Nc. Sc. Terms OF doing BUSINESS CASH nRh
out dtsc0sst.
Ps-My friends and the public generally will
please consider the ruinous effect. Of the CREDIT
SYSTEM both 10 huyers and silers. aud then call and
buy their goods OF me for CASH. JND. J PURVI5,
.rIsdts Agent.
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A. }. BLACk, Ticket agent
~ B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points along the line to Lynchburg
aug l9-ls
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mERCHhN
No Hnmbug,

ID ENG unable 10 fiocHie hoesr 10 eon''"'. -
ID business, We are compelled Ia close out our ehss
stock Of Baots Shoe. Hats aud Caps, fnnks 1H'l'
Bag. aad Un.bi elias Cos Jor CaA, oHfy lhe ''poh
i, xsry large and bough at om IN to % 81 .epi
dian tie same good. oaa be bought al the Norm ms
snring Those in want OF e. ods line WI P a'e
call soon as such chance sil never be offered agii"
,..csaes COCHRAN & TAYLOR.
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ia. +. oep,oprtafe 10 tht fH" Cfass-boxes OF has
,eat Is d furniture
4, ,cies appropriafeto Second Ciass-Boxes, bnles
II h good. feathers, shoes, .addlcry glass, paints oils
lrus and confectionery.
4, eie, Appropriated Third ciass-VTginin domes'
lies. agar oaee liquor bnggng, rope butter, cheese,
mani actureI tobacco leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per ~ sheet iron, hollowware, lneensware castings
1nrd xnre marble (dresscd andother heavy artclesno
onurn srnted in special or fourth classmates.
a.,cI,, ap,,yop,igfe 10 The Fourth Cfass-Four, lin
,.ea. rice pork beef fish lard tallo~ aud bacol lin
o.a, boxes or sacks boeswax bales of ginseng
All Tried fruit bar iron murble (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill rearing.
% miles 80 Salt per bushel ]
faster 81, per 100 miles 200 offihy pounds. 10
tan ., = ! $50 miles $50 II
ooo ibs' 2Oe miles. 800 Carri'' %ast. } II
satt dts
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Cordage, Safety Fuse, DC.
nnnn Manila Gardage 10 u inches,
% sets carriage spring.. 3 10 bat,
80 wagon ren and buggy azles.
. duz sledge hammers nssnried'
Also
Log. irnee. halter, hreast and back Cbans-Anyil',
assorted .izes, Files, assorted mill cross cut ana mana
snw. received add for sale at The Iron s,ore. ,ov
feb a5.t. W. GEORGE BAGBf.
xxyII-sON xFKaNKLIN.Wh OIcsaie
w AND RETAIL GR0CEhS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants in the new Granite Front Buiiing'a
few doors above the Merchants Bank. Mum Street
L,nrhburg Va are now receiving their Spring supply,
which they invite the attention OF their lehhs au
the public generally
20 Ind. o. n o and St Sugars,
so bbs Retired Coffee do
30 " Clarified aud Puverised do
100 boxes Louf do
10 bbls Crushad do
10 hhds Cuba and n O Molasses
30 bids y o AID Sugnr-house Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio aud Laguira Coffee,
% Superior Brown Jaw do
5 !" Genuine Moe, do
5 Chests G r. Imperial and Black Tens,
} Tierce. New Crop Rice,
200 Side. Sole Leather, hsayy and light weights.
. bales Shoe Thread,
500 lbs Bale Cotton. assorted numbers,
) bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks SHIT,
30 tons Country and Tredegar Rolled Iron, ass'd
1000 bs Blistered Steel
1000 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
s boxes Patent Axes different binnds
200 kegs Nails assorted,
IL " Horse Shoes,
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nails,
% best Nova Scotia Grind Stones,
so boxes Sperm aud Adarartine Candles
20 1urpenline Soap,
30 bbls Muckerel,
30 Tanners Oil,
10 900 lbs good Family Bacon,
100 bushels Cloverseed
Ginger, Spice Pepper, Chockoate, Alum. Saltpeter
Soda, Starch Copperas Indigo, Nader, large stock
of Cotton Osnsbcrgs, Brown Domesti,s Staple Dry
Goods and great many other articles tedious to
MENTION all of which they offer sell the very best
terms. or give in exchange for country produce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-05
FRESH ARRIVAL,
New 4 Fashionable Ready made Clothing

TIME subscribers beg leave announce 10 Their old
fr;snd. and the pubic eeaeray i, thu they
receieing AZ the Lynch ,u'g Clubbing Emporium their
Spring Stock Of keady.nade Clothing, consisting 81
ever, variety and STYLE Of Geatlem n ware also
bcaii fai assortment OF Cloths Ia sherfs ana 'esi
inra all Of .ich we fe, very low price. i"r cash,
a, 10 rnnetaaf customers on The usual credit
We have rnrseei tie services OF Dir lanes Is BIZ
~a-i. " ha will .ieud the cutting department al cur
business and wr .sy those who wish their clothing
mad. "a order. ~ can furnish diem with tie most
bc.n,i,aI Veo. over before brought iis market an
have them made up IN the fashionable rsie and
IN every case. III warrsused. Those in ~uAt viii 30
wei T. give Us call before purchasing ercs here ave
arr determined TO sella, price: to saii the inf..
80 HATCHER LOGWOOD co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-05

Horses Mules, Cattle, Hogs. Sheep aud Caves of
over eight in number, will be carried ms 3rd cuss
Goods The weights Ia be regulated follows: Hor.
srs, 1000 lbs. Mules, 500; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do, 700; Hogs, l5C Sheep, 100; Calves, 1925. under
3 months old Lumber of all kiuds, aud Coal to
be loaded and unioaded by owners, cuusignres
One day unl, will be low ed load unload, unless
bv sppciu agreement in writing. Whenever u Car is
suffered remuii loaded after arriving its puca Of
destination, over "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
npou il will be the option of the Compan, to unload
H. and cnarge ut the rate of 80 per Car load ff
lumber and 80 cent for Con and also chai ge at the
rate OF ! go per day, for the = uf the Ca.
THOS. SHARP, Suprt.
aug o7-ts Va. X Teun h. r.
tS Express and Rep. copy.
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l. Lyach6rg, Va, 10 KnorviHe Tennessee, By the ~.
giHa and Tennessee Roiir0od and Faylsh d. Cos. Lar
Of Stages Through tickets he obtained at thr
Ticket Office Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, at the following points and the following
rites. viz:
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New Goods.

vTNHE suhseriber Is now in reoript Ct "a full and de
i srable stock Il Spring mud Summer goods. insists
ing in part Of: rich plaid striped. Brooade and plain
cnlored silks. rich plaid, striped, broonde and plain
black 81 ks; broehe figured and puih Bereges plaid "
plan Tissues rlaid figured and pieiu Gbales aud
Mouslus. ell shades; printed Jaeonels Muslin, Lawns,
&c Silk Nantes, Grape shawls, bonnet, ribbons, aud
French work in great variety.
Black and fancy Cloths. Cassimcres and Nesiings or
gentlem H. trunks bonnet-box,s aud Garrett sacks.
peting fancy and white q uttings fogrtner with a
general ass umest Of al articles belonging To Dry
Goods House which he invites tie attention OF pur
chssers, pledgne himself to please both m quality nd
prices JOHN DAVIS
NOR 2gts
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torily endorsed
he subscriber, thankful for the YER, ifarn patron
age bestowed ON him for the last fourteen has
'1eh ~ business in Lyncbburg. wou. just nention that
nc VIII still continue his former business as beretnra
ana hopes with the additional facilities Il. now has and
ny the constant attention he feels det.rined 10 give n
ms business in all its vatiors branches to ne,:. CON-
''"unh'e ct the patronage of liberal public
eept <o-ts GEO G: CJRiE
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SPRING TRADE, 1854.

GUANO GUANo.
HAVING made arrangements with the Peruvian
IL aseats to get supplies of GuAhO on he best
,erm. ". ere now prepared to furnish it. We have
now on hnnd and aa1at 500 bag aud viii be IN reg.
ar receipt Of H. We shslis u nyue except what comes
To ~ direct the agents. md all WIN purchase OF ne
NAV REV on getting GENUINE GuANo. We soien
the order ofoar friends aad al others with lhe
nce that W. vi always iurnshihem wilh the best afti
Gle and un the IA, orabie t.rms.
CRENSHAW < co.
fe1ifs Nnrth .ide Of the Basin, Richmond, Va
GLOVER sEED.--PRIME NEW CLOVER
y seed Tor .ah on the besi terms.
lsb p "a CRENSHAW g. CO.
Moth side Of the Basin. Richmond Va.
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GLASS wAKE-CutGluss Dscanter., j IN
" bier. Champagne G,bbiets. Vie, LemoniIe,.
Bowls Callery G,nsscs. Pitchers. etc.
Pressed do. IN every variety nnd all for sale YES
Low at J d b. EVANS
nov I2ts No / II. West Main ST, Richmond.
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JVsT RECEIVED ny EMPRESS

- beaulla of Of While and tANVi VIM
sEILLEs and FANCY DRILLS, which We viii make
BAKERS CLAYEY'S
..aeo,. CioihnR Ststinu.
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SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
blue DRESS COATS

IUsr reeeive sui eripr lot d blue llrs' Goals a
y fashionable style. which 9fer at rfiees TO spi
the times Cal AMI them.
al g7.at~ HATCHER LOCKWOOD & CO.
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TOILET SETS, ia every Variety
i Tulle, Set .. 10, IA and 10 lfree, oi Blue
White Granite Flowing, Decorated and Gtt Fancy pat
terms, Toilet Ware, Basins and Ewurs and other pieces
.irtly md in pairs.
J D. b. EVANS. No. III, West Main
nov 10. Richmond, Va.
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SHIRTS AND COLLARS.

YITE have IN Store % dor J'ha NJ. DAVIS Jones
w & Co.. French boosanr Shirts, also so dor Cei-
lar.--aI far sale 81 'eod.rats nuhis.
anil g7.d4w HATCHER LOGWoOD \ CO
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This PIow consists of two Plows. placed one before
the other, the same beam, The forward one takes
hrrw from hrte to str inches deep separating the
of Che grass vegetable matter and laws surface
down. il the bottom OF the previous fdrrow AID the
hind one follows from toRr inches deeper, and
raises and deposits its scr that of the forward one
1t being raised and turned the sub soil is broken and
mcdowell and spread loose and evenly oven the sward
orin the language OF the State Agricultural COMMITTEES
"l New.fork, in their report of 1850. it makes
seed bed almost rs perfectly spade
We Will KEEP constantly on hand large ass orment
at SEASONED LUMBER both yellow AID white
flrr. Oak. WALNUT &c. whiih We will Sc 4 at regular
boat or Wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
ind 1t their advnnag, t. purchase nj these nrks as
ley cas- have then lumber worked and dressed to or
her, thereby saving the expense of hauling
We will ais cen rpadv nnde -
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cOMETHING WORTH NOTICING

- We have on hand q stock q blafk shH D'I"I''
Cloths Cashmere. and yesting-. ~hicA cannot be suf
na.seA by 1ry house in the city Cal ara ior your
sselve. Al BAKER s CLANEi'S
AMI 9at. Clp irF Station.
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Is NEAT BUT NOT GAUDY. "-oo

= 8ssoff1fenf IFttI Ff0Fa VIII
we will sell Fery CHEAP "Ahbh y tLAN ti'
cpl 22u. C1otbing ola'ieh'
~ Republican copy.
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Spanla', NnLl1loak:

We copy from the Paris Correspondence of the
London Time8,nn account of some of the lending
spirits associated with O'DoNNELL in his attempt
to reyolutionize the Spanish government:
OF tho associates of General 0'Donnell in this
affair, | may say few words. Gen. Ros dc Ola
no professed to belong to the Spanish Tiers Par
ii, known as the Puritanos. lie Minister of
Public Instruction in the Pacheco Cabinet of
lS17, which was half Progresista half Moderado.
He it was who WIS accused Of playing hi col
leagues tnse, and negotiating suTeptilously the
overthrow of the Ministry OF which be was II
member and the restoration of Gen. Naryaez TO
Office. which led 10 the re establishment of the
Moderate influence He was partisan of Mar
vnez. General Messinn was Under Secretary nj
War for some years, belonged to the Moderado
party and was Il confidential friend of Narynez.
Brigadier Echacus served as simple volunteer
with General Iersundi, late Minister at War;
in the free corps called the Chapel Gorrs in the
beginning of the Carst war. lie was not u 20
litieal person. lie belongs TO n respectable fam-
lily in san Sebastian and was partisan of Espnr-
tero. Of Gen. Duloe gave some details yes.
terday, He is n decided liberal in the sense at
taohed to that word in Spain, and not the least
curious circumstance is that he should now Join
the insurreotionary banner of ODonnell, who
was one of the leaders of the anti Esparterista
movement i'll 1871 His mans being associated
with O'Donnell in the proclamation issued to the
troops is considered Ms guarantee of the liberal
tendencies of the movement, as eyineed by the
demand fofsthe re-ostablishment of the Consttu-
ton of 1887, which ODonnell helped to over
throw in 1913. To give any opinion as TO the
issue OF the movement would be rash indeed, 0s
in no country do things happen more opposed to
all probability and all calculation than in Spain;
and precisely because the Court is proAgate and
the Ministers hated, aud the conduct of both
merits the worst that could happen to them,
the movement may be put down. If it sue
coed. and the more advanced section of lib
erals get the upper hand. the story of the Span
ish Bourbons is told for a long time TO come; il
the Government succeed. we may look out for n
coup detat, and indeed, tor anything else that n
frightened and unprincipled government may
think proper 10 do
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-29

Freesoilism and Abolition, by the agency OF
ommgration socities and appeals tci ankec cupid
ity. are engaged in strenuous effort to colonise
Kansas with a sectional and anti slavery popu-
lation. However much sympathy their may he
for the slave.as expressed in The purpose TO con.
fine him within the limits of the old states. the
following description of the fertility Of Kansas,
which we find In Boston paper is doubtless
worth all the philanthropy in the world to move
the Y ankee emgrant. II is represented ON the
authority of an Intelligent agricolturalist that IT
'y Ids from fifty to sixty bushels of corn 10 the
acre, 500 lbs. hemp To the acre. and about 20
bushels wheat TO the acre, under ordinary cult
Walton with good culture and good season.
the product may be doubled. One good hand
viii cultivate 20 acres in clover, product 1000
bushels, at % cents per bushel--S2OO. Eight
acres in hemp, product 6I00 lbs. att cents per
H., 1884. Ten acres in wheat, product 300
bushels, At 81 per bnshel, S200-total product
for the labor of one hand, 1874. The same hand
will make largely over enough meat and stock 10
pay his expenses" Wonderful land 1t will
be found to produce too certain vigilance, anti
abolition societies transplanted from Kentucky
aud Tennessee, land not referred TO in the above
enp,aprpfian