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Rotation Crops in the Garden.

1t is the custom Of many, who have small
vegetable gardens, to plant the same crops
in the same spots year after year. This
may be done and good crops may be obtained
if the land is deeply trenched and thoroughly
MANFRED every year. But without these
precautions, crops will almost certainly de-.
generate. The onions very likely will be.
come maggoiy and rot, and the peas fail to
fill out well, and the cabbuges show small
heads. Though we manure abundantly and
work the soil two spits deep, we find 1t Of
great advantage to change the locality OF the
crops every year, with few exceptions. As
paragus cannot very well be changed.
| lit now time to make your plants for the
garden for the next season, and it will be
found an advantage to change the locality OF
every other crop. Manures should be adapt.
ed to the various crops you propose to raise.
Certain kinds of plants require geod deal
ammonia, such as onions, carrots, tomatoes.
celery, &c. These should be treated to
guano, night-soil or hog-dung. Leta GER
tain portion of the garden be allotted to
them, and the manure trenched in, as soon as
the season will allow. This may be called
plot No. l.
| In No. we would raise potatoes, peas
beans, beets and corn. On this you should
put an abundant supply of vegetable matter
if the soil is not already we'll furnished, and
mixture of guano and superphosphate oil
lime. II you have not these, a compart oil
COW dung and old turf or muck will prove q
good substitute. The pea is lime plant
and a top dressing of Stacked lime pays well,
/ On No. 3 put no guano, night soil, or hog.
manure. Here you will raise turnips, cab.
bages, and the brassica tribe Of plants, which
are sure to be club footed with those nitro
genous manures. We have found home pre-.
pared superphosphate an excellent manure
for these plants. For all the root crops in
the garden use the trenching spade, and
make your soil at least Is inches deep. 1t ia
slow process, but pays better than any
other. The quantity OF roots that my be
raised on few square rods, thoroughly work.
ed, is astonishing to one who has only plow.
ed his garden 6 or inches deep.
American Agriculturist, March a.
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LEASE FOR SALE AT AUCTION.

virtue ola power given to By Christopher Sechtg
his July 18th. 1854. and
ed in Book rage records Of Mortgages Van
derhurgh county Ind WILL Friday the 4th day Of May
D. 1855 the door OF the Court House in Evansville
between 10 o'clock A M and o'clock p NJ sell public
south
said being ohloug
$40 feet Ninth street and 100 feet Seventh avenue with
sundry reon The lease will expire on the
Of January Annual ground twenty dollars
I will execute lease to the purchaser.
mhsi ilnd1w MARTIN SCHMOLL
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in his power to others jumped into the river al
a distance Of some two hundred yards from The
shore. and but for the timely aid rendered
him by skiff going TO his rescue, was in
great danger Of losing his own life.
This Inflated accident occurred near the
landing Of DR.. keene, (some IL miles below
Lake Providence,) at whose house, as well as
at that Of Judge Morgan, every comfort W as
rendered to the passengers under their hospit.
able roofs. During the scene of danger, very
great assistance was rendered by the timel y
aid of the officers of the steamer Falcon, by
picking up, (by means vf her small boats y
many persons who were struggling in the
river but for which the number of lives lost
would have been much larger. Great assist
ance was also rendered to the sufferers by the
captain and crew Of a coal boat, which was
floating in the river, near by whose names
we have not the pleasure to know.
The number of missing, as near as can be
ascertaned is from TWENTY toTWENTY.
FIVE PERSONS! The lady passengers by
means of life boats and cotton bales were 6 II
saved, for which we ascribe great credit to
Capt Church. The boat, cargo and baggage
are all total loss. The wreck fioated dow n
some five or six miles, grounded and sunk.
| we uTc pltdScu W icdTu tUdt Cdpt. OuuIC0
has insurance on his boat to the amount oil
$4,000.
Upon motion, it was resolved that the
Vicksburgh, New Orleans and Memphis pa.
pers be requested to publish these proceedings
together with the following list Of saved and
missing.
Upon motion the meeting adjourned.
WIN. WICK, Prest.
]. nj. CRAIG, Sec.
Vicksburg, Saturday Evening, March Gath
MissING.-J. b. Williamson N. Y. JOSEPH
Brown Friar's Pt Miss, o Hill Nashville, B
Handwerker Memphis, NJ Conaher N c, w
o Ferguson Tenn, Negro Girl Of NJ Craig
Ark.
HANDS AND CREw.-Nat Carter barber, {
Tarwater, cabin boy, four firemen belonging
to w L Porter n 0, one fireman belonging
toJ R Upham Memphis, one fireman belong
ing TO Mrs. Rbenhart, one assistant engineer
belonging to E Cover New Orle ans.
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Ma. SASDERs:-You will pl ase announce the name Of
JOHN FARRELL candidate reelection the office
City Collector. the ensuing April election mh2p.
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DAYTON AND In
COLUMBUS. GAINESVILLE,
WHEELING. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON CITY,
NEW YORK. ETC.; VIA
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY,
AND CONNECTING Inns EASTWARD
Gredt Eastern and Western u. s. Mail and
American Express Line!
sHoRTEsT ROUTE TO DAYTON By 25 MILD, CHANGE
BAGoAGti
Two TRAINS DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
KE ORNING EXPRESS leaves at 4s0 A. M, connects -
lvD Richmond with Eaton and Hamilton. and Cincpn ar
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Cor Cincinnati dreet arriving
A NJ arrives Dayton at 1890
Xenia Columbus. Zanesvle wheeling.
washinsR City, Philadelphia New York Boson Also
with trains for Springfield Urbana, Beefentans. Forest
Clyde. Cleveland, Buffalo Sandusky Toledo. Fort Wayne
Troy, P;aua Breakfast At Iaasnarels.
Passengers this train arrive Columbus eight houn In
a OF any other route from indianapolis.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Indianapolis II NJ the arrival
all the West North and South Rich
mond r. NJ. Cincinna st 5i5 p NJ arriving Day
=. NJ directly with trains Xsnia. Cs-
lumbus Cresne Pittsburgh, Phsdp hia sts.
arriving Coiu bus &C 9:I5 p. N.
Dinner at indianapolis and supper At Dayton.
PITTSBU RGH PASSENGERS ieavinS on neen trains kavs
Crene other train from Indians pes-
Passeng ty this through to Cincinnati quick
by any other.
The only route having enneetons ct Dayton
Columbus check through. Pittsburgh and Pkila
delphia baggage re checked at Columbus.
THE UN LY MORNING TRAIN y ROM INDIANAPOLIS 10
DAYTON. OR COLUMBUS VIA DAYTON.
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DAT Ok CULU MBUS IA DAY TUN.
r X r. g
MORE ABOUT EL.E(,TiONs.

hWING to the xcitement about the city efessa
" and interest felt the Prhibery Law ~ ell she
political PARTIES, deem duty
SUMMERS TiI.EST0N. having just received nsv Ca
from New York. fully prepared tsks
pictures the stve small miniature large
size They also With best light in the
coryn rctures They that picture shr
receive heh lie left in their hands Tor the shove
purpose. 80.
sitting handsome gal, had eailisg
~ SUMMERS TILESTON's Gallery.
On Mein st.. opposite Branch Bsnk.
Marble Depss
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FOR SCHOOL TRUST EE.

rev authorized the Of HORATIo
WHEELER candidate for School Trustee at the ensu-
ing April election. ~ mh2s
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WHEAT CRoP.--We learn from the farmers
that the wheat crops in this county look ordi-
vorable the prospect OF gooG harvest is
very fair. The cold spell several weeks since
damaged the crop very materially in some
places; previous to that time the prospect
was unusually promising. There is nearly
double the usual breadth Of land sown in this
county the present year.-[lM. Carmel Reg.
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HINT FOR FARMERs.-To make he rs Law
perpetualy, hit them on the head with big
club. Other modes have been recommended,
bu. this is the only one we have found eifec-
tual.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF EyANsyIIL

truly grateful my fellow for the mark
shown by electns the once Of City
for successive years. and would that know
other Of proving gratitude than by Offering them
my continued services. they choose to electme.
miss Iw s. SORENSON.
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TO THE LADIES.

TuNHE subscribers received large
stock Of Ladies' Shoes and Caters Of all dcscrp
tion. the celebrated establishment of WN RYAN Co.
Phadp which they invite the Ladies
Gall early and them. tmb31) HENDRICKS a. McREA.
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FOR CITY COLLECTOR.

Mn. A. Fl. SASDERs:-You will please announce my nam
as a candidate for the Office Of City Collector.
mh26s BILLY BROWN.
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Mr.. SASDERs:-You viii please announce the name Of
D. SAUNDERS candidate for the office of City
at the ensuing A pril election. mb27s
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Mr.. EDToR-You authorized to announce the
WELL II. WALKER candidate for City Clerk. ut tn
ensuing April election. mhl9 te
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o. The Wings of ST. Louis have nomi.
mated Mr.. Jno. Hogan for Mayor.
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G We authorised the Of CHA RI ES
WADE Independent candidate for City Collectr the
the ensuing A pril election.
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Mr.. SASDERs:-You will please announce the o,
JOHN w. GRANT candidate for the ONCE City As
SCISSOR at the ensuing charter election. mh3l
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upECEIPTS BY NIAGARA
IL 100 sacks Coffee; 100 bbs Molasses;
10 Lemons; Clarct:
20 bbls Msckeiel; 20 hhds Sugar;
100 drums Figs: 20 bbls Wilmington Tar;
81 bbls Pow'd Sugar: 10 bbls Turpentine;
Also with special
ONE HUNDRED DEMIJOHNS.
mh3i II TENNEY SORENS0N.
II ARGE SALE OF OTARD BRANDY, TORAC-
~ Co Cigars Cordage and Furniture by SWEET &
LEONARD at their sale Rooms Crescent City Buildings,
this day n I o clock.
5casxs Brandy; box
5000 Cigars; Furnitnre;
Also-A lot Of Clothing and Dry Goods.
MI Aue
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FOR CITY SURVEYOR.

E1- We are authorized to u Of CHARLES
G. oLMsTED. candidate for City Surveyor The
ing April election. mis-
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FOR CITY CLERK.

Mr.. SANpERs:-Piease the name Of GEORGE H.
TODD didate for the ONCE of City Clerk. the
ing April ele ton. mh23te
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EVANSVILLE & CHAwFORDSvlLLk
RAILROAD.
- [sss2
OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE
On AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. DECENBEk 9. 1854.
lr a viii run - foilsvs tSusdays sssspsse)l
Leaves E,sss'i... Leaves T.rrs H..,s ssss
ARRIVES Nneennes .l2O Arrive vinesnses .17ue
psP.rs IRON $50 p m Depart iron o ..I:oo =
. ~ Passengers dine at yinesnnss.
Passengers BY this Terre
the Terre Haute an Az A
arrive at ndianapoisat lo0 A NJ in time
trains follows:
fSr VIA route at Io A NJ
Beilefont sne road NJ " VI.
For Nenia. Dayton Columbus. Zanesvie and Wheeling
Pm.
For chs.so Lss.n.sors and L,,syss BY Lay.. road
For Louisville New albany and Jefferson vile ~ Jsnsn
Vile sd. also it'll trains for Madison Peru
will End IL greatly their
speed mfort and Of take this route
during winter in preference the uncertain and often
BY rivers and in early
de with Other Companies by which
ansvile in the morning will arrive at Cincinnati Chiease
Columbus and Louisville same day.
The and others having Geeds
from the East Is called this medium
taon superior the river Goods spred from Cinein
Evansville third day making the time in transitu
avoiding
red when shipping by steamer.
Evansville. Dee. 1854 dse7-6
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AJ-we authoriI ed to ISA. O. STAFFORD
candidate for the Office Of City Collector the ensuing
April election. mhis tes
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H.yEYoU Al nan su.pEp HEAD,

GO 20 VAUIIEK q MARCUNNTEKS and have your head
measured for Har They have received direct from
Paris ingenious instrument will tak the shape
your head ia less than time. and with which they will
make You a, that will fit easy as an old shoe Main
street. between First and second. febi5
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FOR CITY Assessor.

Mn. SANDERS Please announce the name of JAMES
SPALDING candidate for the Office City ASSESSOR
the ensuing charter election. a misc
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A RARE CHANGE FOR GENTLEMEN ANs

H0SEPH LYON. Of Lamasco, has hsnd fer sale cir
81 brsssAt
from England with hsa He offered large sun 90
there and also in this for L. The pups hy
Mr. Burtis celebrated Pointer Dod which he has refused
very of m ney for The laps
tanned in Tor. Gentlemen that oke for them tint
requested to take them he will heheld tbss
N. B.-Does taken or Fsrpsr-
tculars. price. ETC.,, apply 70 the evasr nh7t Az
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xA3DsSD~SDe Ha
THE PEOPLES GIFT ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION
NEARLY 5000 ESssAusGs sod,
The Grand Drawing OF this Magnificent EatsPriss vll
take place
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18th.
Success Certain.
Ii persons DESTROYS tickets in splasid
u scheme. will forward their oraers imsediasels.
Any person forwarding dollar this ofce Ill ssive
BY return mail either Of the following beautiful sssi EAss-
OSE OF LITE's HAYrr HoyRs;
THE PARTING;
THE Poor RELATIONS. Eia.t
THE CAPTURE or MAJOR ANDRE; OF
And Gin Ticket emitting the holder sAsrs 10 The
psrson wardns doarv win receive BY return
mail either OF the large epsravings kDo ~nss-
The jolly FLAT B0ATNsS; or
The TKAPPER's LAST Saor;
emitting holder shares b. ths
GIFT PROPERTY.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUES.
remaining tickets may De Hspesed OF
at ths time specified. we oaer the iohe'"s i"ses's
persons getting up Clubs ,,,.,.
ANY Club subscribers and fervssdinE
ten dollars 10 This sfsee will receive hy RAIL- eleven Beaut
full enerzyiprs eleven tickets -.
ef.ss1 rn1rsxi.r. and on hundred and fifteen iekss
Ift should the tickets ds OF whom
yorr order money IL returned ~ sx-
All orders for Tickets and Engrarnp sh.na ss ad-
dressed to I.ns.
B-Ary paper giving the above advertisement tve in
r,ions betore rr 18th and sending copy n my sddr..
viii he of the teastfcl Engrsvings
..,.d !, IN, ADJ
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WOOL CARDiNG MACHINERY.

c. BROWN manufacturer and dealer in weellss. Ar
"A rieultural Mill and other Machinery. furnish
notice and reasonable terms almost de-
scrpon Of machinery utensils and other articles required
by Manufacturer FImers MilIsr Wool GARDEN. Cloth
Dresser weaver. including Wool and Cotton Csrlsg
Machinery all sires both single and double Of the
proves construction Of patterns and geod verh
ship Wool, Cotton and Hair Picking Machines Machine
Cards quality
Portable French burr Mills Of all sizes and Of the
structoa Circular Saw Mills of the approved esnstrss
ton. Steam Horse power Horse F.wers fer
eight of the construction; Hemny Mills Of
Steam Engins French Burr Mll-sones Tobacco. Mil sd
kinds: Machines; Resrine. Moving
Machnes Stock Mills. Corn Sbell~rs.
prrg Machines Corn Planters Cotton Gins HAn a
Caris, Card Players Comb plates Cleaning Combs. Jack
Cards Pres p Fers and Plates Power Leens
Shearing. Brush and Mapping Machines etc. .sts.
wanting MACHINE CARDS and WoOL CAnplyo.
other MACHINERY would do we'll call eorrespssd
with the subscriber before making other arrangements.
All orders applications romPtly and CARDS
and MACHINERY shipped to any port required.
Address A. O. BROWN,
mb2s Inv No. 81 Walnut street, Cincinnati. Ohis.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS

VXIILL Ne sold on TUESDAY, APRIL 18TH. WITHOUT
w RESERVE for CASH. large aud splendid stock Of
STAPLE, DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
suitable the of the city and trade
Sale = sona:nss a. s;lost precisely =. our Auss.
sas VEN SoS I @
TO OEFICERss sOLD!Eas, sEAMxN: &C. OF
ALL "A MINOR s GHsL MSS"' AMI
S.M KNIGHT; Attorney fer Goysrnmsut Claimants.
Ss The sas% a
ton against tn. General Government aud particularly to
LIND Bureaus Patent General Oises
experience Of years. and familiarity with the Of
obtaining the earliest aud favorable action Claims
his claimants and the public
ia that interests rtrusted his keeping will not be
Pensions, Bounty Land, Patent and Public
Land Laws
He has nearly ready for sratu.ous distribution his
business (and become such
p OF the Down % :
end of the late Bounty LAND ACT 30
MARCH 1853. under which all who have hsrr,oore rssved
Act grant. so acre. to ali ocers or
hi S wasoS STATE
AMI Mta-and an chcsrs. seamer Ordinary Sea-
provided for who have served
os. es9.n on s
ceased.
This pam phet contains Forms Of Appicaton full
and complete than TO be found the
Claimants the with copous
decisions dinsrucions of the Department and practical
to the be in suspended or
jected eases.
Parties wishing avail themselves OF the facilities af
forded by this Once securing and super
ntendence Of their claims at the Departments can obtain
copies ofhe above pamphlet BY RENTING thirty cents in post
age stamps.
Inducements to Correspondents.
prepare forward for
Agency win be dealt with literally; supplied with
all blanks and kept constantly advised Of the
changes that from time time In the execution OF the
law.
within Subscribers direct his Correspond
locality entitled under
and thousand Land
laws he OF data that will
rally assist in securing additional bounty.
Fees below usual ratesand upon the admis
sion Of Claims.
hig cash prices given for Land Warrants Revou
! tionary Scrip and Illinois Land Patents.
mh3i Inv Address s. NJ. KNIGHT. Washington City.
QyECElPTS BY MALARIA
IL 100 sacks Coffee; 100 bbls Molasses;
10 boxes Lemons; 50 boxes C1aret
20 bbls Mackeie ell; 20 hhds Susar;
lol drums Figs; 20 bbs Wilmington Tar;
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CRACKERS AT waoLEsALR AND RETAIL.

msnt offresh Water. nuiisr and Sugar craeksn ana
also OF Soda Pilot Navv Breaf which being naDutstsr
ed by the latest improved Machinery they be ssh -
low price in place in the West snd not sxsss4
in quality other in the country large
always hand shop. Water street kstwssa
Sycamore and Vine. mh2s0 J. ShLlCH.
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NOTiCE

RIFTED in lot corner Of Oak and Water ssr,sts
u large empty flathoa Saturday. Hih March, 1885
The hereby notified prove property psy charge
aud the within fifteen iron the date 81 hi
notice she will be raised broken and removes
cordng TO law. mh3 Il CHARLES BAkCOCk-
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Mr.. SANDERs:-Please the Of r. b. HART
candidate for City Marshal at the ensuing April cleo
mhS
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WOOD. WOODn

be bought the lowest OF place In the city
w from wm Green Wood ard. Eeiestoa'e Besa
dry. Orders be left at l. D. HeinaBAt asrs % AaiD
street. mh26em Nm. 8RREN.
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Mr.. EDIToR--You will please the Of PETER
candidate City Marshal the ensuing April
election. fsbN-te
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MIR. SASDERs-You will please announce the of T.
NJ p. CARTE canidate for City Marshal the ensuns
charter election mh23s
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81 We authorized to tae Of JOHN NJ.
SAMPSON candidate for City Marshal ensuing
April election. mh27
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-11

ABAr GAADLrp oFr,--Fhe Baltimore Repub.
lcun says the following ccurted In llist city te.
csnllY
"a card party played for various stakes until
one OF theRl-n mountaineering 10 her laII.
suSse, dead broke, offered 10 stake let infant
child sgonst dollar, upon The issue OF smother
glne. The proposition wOs astepd 10 by her Op.
nonent, who was chiltlless mother, and, btins
fayoted by fOttune-.ot miSloilnne--the conclusion
ofthe game found her tho wnnetUf the babe,
bright, healthy male infant. The child, we learn,
YVES delStted, without mutmur, 10 lie winner,
aud we Judge, from The lleatIlesS conduct Of The
unnatural patet, the Offspring will fluid with It's
new custodian better lone than the one IRON
which Il was tulhessIy staked aud lest.
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a PROoSOsrlc,-The Fredericksburg Ilerall +
responsible fot lie following,
The young son Of a leading Democtat In S!af.
ford Is said 10 have come into the breakfast room
the other morning, aud remslked 10 his talher Il
had strNnge dteam last night, fathet' What
was itmysonl' 4 dreamed that God ahpeated
to tte Denoetatic patty, and said-'ReneRtye al.
tot OF We shall all like vie Llkt Wei Do losIl
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c0fsstdtlr or Observation-Disclosures COM.
mit,ee on tAe abolition Of iLe newspaper stamp,
,hs new RSsIsb olauselIO, Of lhs Eschequet-ex.
editor otths Edlubatg Quarterly Review-pto2o'
sed 10 ilsst, clauses to eteotaully uuzzls tie
PIES and prevent Tho calculation Of intelligence.
Ills proposition was totle effect that Proprietor
ola newspapers should bs entitled 10 copyright
foteysY original article, letter, paraghaph, com.
.ausieilps as4 eoaPo,iOa eAith shaII for he .frtt
t yatti,htat In sued a.e.paptr, and any prlsOn 81.
obiins The copyright, even BY colorado ahtdge.
lAeht within 81 louis uNet The appearance Of such
article, letter. &CotO he fined ftoln 10 eco.
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county Tioket.

topS O. CAstSrtl, 1o6S KSott, aud ]. ", hlTenrtt
viii i. supported at the ensuing election FOR The llOa'e
pee,a,es They are 100 well known to need sTthsr no.
lice, and we commend them Is The tltket for
my ms ONO COUNTY,
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tlrsssr--Rey,s S. Lee, a Methodist preacher In
capistbuty, CT, has been suspended frOn The ex.
efeise Of his ministerial functions on account Of
alleged hstesy According 10 Mt, Lees account,
bis bstssies Sete that man Is PROGRESSIVE being,
aaai,htl The Gend cannot iastonIly be eOavelt,i
neutrality-suspicious.