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UeNoHoLodY For himself, he belonged to ns
party known In Louisiana day and II he could clair
with any party it that which, In the subdi
vision Of political parties III New York conoholoai
eaiy Known a. the Hard 6hells Dalta's Proceeding
Beard Of aldermen, October 10, 1866 S :
Il Hast thou not spoke IKE thunder on my sideY
Been sworn my soldier bidding mo depend IS
Upon thy stars thy fortune, and thy strength.
And dost thou NOW ial over to my Toes
Thou wearsst iion's bids ..dof II Tor shame.
And hang Calls skin on those recrsAnt ltn,bs.p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-12

lss- VEL! VoT OF IT Pelican 1Heafey
club public
.hey will give Dramatic Entertainment The above establishment
SATURDAY EVENING Oct 10, popular
GOLDEN FARMER, the amusing
THE TooDLEs, viii DO played Ladies'
Of the regular aud amats Of acknowledged ability Box
open. Doorsopsn performance oi03t
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SWANS
BANK NOTE LIST AND DErEoTER,,

"A z TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM IN AID.
~ 4 w.la p.ea white
Bank Lss ssn,is every bank Go ming
nons and Public ohos Let ante In advancing our e,up IN
ees aud permit Nofthen Ia ha
los ing their dictstion. EN- M f"'o'' W.
No VII b arsfy revised % The pabea n and
Merchant. " s@. n sAe pA'sei NJ"
Hotel Prope Brokers' Aurioesrs Commission Msra,
q having their widely
ara 90 that limited humber OF
Lass NE for Derea
Georgia. = - = - Ss = f"As,
charge. s.'s "
AZ stsn ed ~ he Lstahd
mAAi % addressed 70 Hank Nots Aaats Georges
* - aAs.ss. - I'll IA . 5 81 SAMUEL SWAN.
~ sss.ssip4oas resssd BY cHAs r HOWARD, Axeas is
s'sH NsAHh AssNsast segs eN
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zss- We invite attention to the letter from
Marksville, which we publish this morning II
is from the pen Of . very intelligent gentle-
man, and every word he writes may be i'm
plicitly relied upon: It cannot but prove inter
esting to the medical profession, and in fact, to
al who have devoted any attention to that
acourge Of our climate yellow fever
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FoB LoUIsvnLE. AT fivo O'Clock this AFTER
noon the splendid and elegant passenger stssrsr n
for louisville and intermediates ports The
Trsbne IL Known TO the travelling public 90 ono Of the
fefsss and bot regulated bosss In The trsas.
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NOTICE
DRIDGEWATER MIN NERAL PAINT. The

neessary notify the public that they
ihe Agents the Of the BRI the
States Of Ioana Asbau,s Mississippi and wusug
the dgswAlar neuds direct
ordering through their merchan Instructions
chase 81 the iersigned 1t notify
the public order rhsr al well Al 10
iha reputation Of the Bdgewatsr Paint II u within the positive
81 NE agents that various maerl been
9Sa - .n masss y pars, both il md Of ths
on the me u other paints This II persisted
may seriously affect the the compan i; and
legal proceedings indispensable FIR ther own
49, ~, &c. B0GERr Il Co. ~ Camp street,,
Texass - y ~ - t rA " u Ky -
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Ng- EDITORS CREscENT--Pleas announce
mo Is an INDEPENDENT for
Constable Frat Jasioea Court Of the Parrish Of Orleans
n % aptd g35 JOHN. !. HOPPE.
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AUCTION SALES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
OFFICE IN THEIR Bun DIN6s, CORNER OF
CAMP 81 AND CONMERciAL PLACE.
MARINE.. RlyER AND rInEA lNsuRANcrl

Tho Company have the following aanast WI
and Mortgage property worth deubls
the amount loaned lhefeou $685.. ais %
Lcann % Bank snd other stcchs ssas5oo
Bills Rscsiysbe being Notes for Premiums i4os1i
lnyesd 70 Real Ease estimated value coat. %
Due or Premiums IN course o. Collection soGss es
scrip from oner tonapansf Estimated ynue 3095 90
Cash on hand 10Gs4s "a
T {
Total Assets 10
Ttios. 4. ADAMS, Prs.lasp,
GEO. Az, viss Prsaidsnai
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M srEAasHIr cAaAwsA.

ENtE 07a0 et"t1sfes CtOtnsUg
FOR MEN BoYs AND oHILDRRN,
FURNIsMLNG G0ODs.
ALFRED MUNRo DE q co..
| Al .M,aGazlNE STREET. Al
CORNER GRAvIER,
Have on hand receiving BY s.ssasr
tory, al Brosdway, New Ytrk.
CHOICE and DESIRABLE GOODS.
by made expressly for New Orleans
Black and Cclsred Cloth prsss and Ffcek COATS.
BUSINESS coAas match. asgs variety q solors
ST. NICHOLAS OTTER SKIN OVER BAG. saPrrdus.
TIE sE sAsTopoL ovERG0Ar-Ths Coat Of the ssasoa.
PILOT CLOTH COATS, Of svsry'styie and quality. Il
ErtrA Long Pilot cioih fof Steamboat Mem
rALhAs AEoSTEchRsTos md oLoAxs. Rssk and Blus ~
Blue Pilot BoULEyARDs and SHORT sAcs.
PANTALo0NS, Of every description, *
VESTS Black aud coored q the following Goodssan sh Cash
mere. Velvet, Cloth, Cashmere.
Bcmbasins. Bafpouf and Ball VESTS.
| FURNISHING G0ODS--sPLENDID ASSORTMENT
And We would ak particular attention SHIRTS
keeping always large assortment hand enabled TO
ali sizes Of neck and length Of
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
oil the different variety Goods for Mss ad il Ii
vol i.own Acs hssths Bors CLOTHING BY
the beat to be ound In every particular In New Orleans
H-A. M Go. The ouiy AGENTS. In Nov Orleans Of
uNIoS INDIA RUBBER COMPANY for the dale Il their tood
Large awsys hand Sold Prices ana
among Picking Shirts Apron and capot and
Cloth suitable M the which the attention Planters
tIculariy called.
Beds Pillows ushion Carriage Cloth Hospital every
description Of CLOTHING manufactured BY them. E
sK RUBBER COATS weighing eight pfes, doA
~ ONE PRICE sroRE or IN a
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO., Z
"a niazakius ,trset, corner Grayisr. <
~ Store vssh nights until sisht Saturdays 10 sns
and not open q Sundays. ois aps. Aitw
". N. EAsst0ss,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
a ustin, T . xas
E osra Cash Advances made all Kinds Of merchandise
q oi0 2plm--sm&lyW 5 9%ts5- tsA
Standard Musical Works,
PLANO FORTE INsTRucToRs-By Bsrsini, Hunssp Muelars
Bsyer Hers Bugmelisr, crcas. Eanbdgs. cxeIy Baker
Cramsr etc. AZ sgfSi
-carcas. Culver, coupa, Top Ballard carulla.
yIOLIN-spohr haaas, Fessondon, Saunders, Ballot.
FLuTE-Aexandsr, wfagg Nicholson, Dresslor, Clinton,
| oRGAN-sehnoidsr and zands. s3 So
GLEE RooKs-npera Book Classical Book, Unou
Giee Book orphesn LSre Tyroloan Lyre Young Folks se
Book. Boston Glse Book.
BETBDOvEN--SonAt q voIs. Complete.
AIENDELssoHr- Songs without Words. Complete s AZ
MARx-Musiea compositon.
WEBEE-Theory Of Competition. wells. All
cHERuBINE- Counterpart Fuge.
Together with large Of Sacred Musical
Works, eonatanly on hand. and for sale BY
=. D. HEWITT, Agent,
ol0 7r3t Nc. 10 Cam atrea4. ;
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pARIsH or ] j rr HR SON,


FOR AESATnR, 4 .ss5lsls- 4
FERGUs GARDERE. s.
roh RsFsEsEsrarisEs, 5
Hes n. MEMAFFEr,
Y 2 q 0sLAwRAsON.
soa sisslher A4rosass,
4 M W. r. SCOTT, q.
ron sssEslrs, ~, 3. S S
Ease LIs LARARnE.s
!. -. ron CORONER. 80 .
IF. ~. sHATTUUK.
/. scH CLERK Of ootar,
~ EDW. sBuTssoS.s 4,
roH AssEssoA, ~
Il IL DC EELLAN.
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= esSsesURAseUfc OeOtSetHgs
r. PITKIN & 90,
No. 81 CAMP STREET,
Between Goamon and Gravier streets.
we are reesisias Stock
Of CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
BUSINESS SUITS varsity Of coon tho syes
PILOT CLOTH COATS, large and splsndld assortment.
SAC AND PALEToT long large medium length
TALhiAs AND cATELoNIANs, ty and fne nsi,h
Black Bs CLOTH cLoAEs long and Medium sussh snd
fnah. rs :
ssc Be, Brown and Olive CLOTH FRocKs DRESS COATS
hnshed in tho best syle. medium and fac quality.
VESTS, Of every variety.
Black and Fancy Velvet VESTS. "
Cashmere cooed aad all styles Of sill yEsTs
, LINEN BOSOM sHIRTs.
DRESSING GOWNS.
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, full stock,
BOYS AND YOUTHS SHIRTS
UMBRELLAS. MS
TRUNKS.
pnrchasod in the city.
ssapiw R. rlTKIN CO.. o. Camp street.
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~ AuTHoRITF OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA..
Fort Gaines Academy. Lottery.
BEAUTIFUL SCHEME FOB OCTOBER.
CLA ASS -
10 BE DRAWN oCTR asth 1885 In THE CITY OF ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
s1 asS 10 o BOO -
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q GEoRGIA ELEcTIoss. 4 Under the foregoing
head the Commercial Bulletin, Of yesterday,
has an exceedingly able and instructive article,
showing precisely and truthfully the causes that
led to the temporary check Of the Americans.
The victory Of the So called Democrats is owing
exclusively to Stephens. Toombs q CO., formerly
old line, inveterate Wings Says the Bulletin:
10 the aid afforded BY Stephens and his sdhersnts are
1T Georgia Indebted for their late triumph
no more have succeeded lii the contest than would the
English In the Crmea without the assistance Of the
French But for the alliance with Stephens Toombs
their followers the srong fortress Of Nothing
vigorous sores made these 1ouayes their dashing and
mpetunus assaults upon the out works. their furious and
Irresistible charges which beat down all opposition, that
the Democrats but the battle Of the Allies and the
Victory has been won BY them jointly.
We are perfectly willing that the Antics
should draw all the consolation they can from
the above. "a al
After showing how the religious elements OPP
Grated against us like . 6 tive, edged sword -
Of which We are happily free ID Louisiana, our
platform being clear and explicit on all the
points involved the Bulletin concludes
Such was the combination Of circumstances that occa-
stoned the defeat Of the American party in Georgia Had
the sole issue been, the change ef de naturalization
lds which s should be- the gist and Of the
whole movement had II bsen made the order of the
day pure and simple as they Say IL the French Cham
bsr the American party would have swept the State
Il That 4 one sole issue will come up squarely
before the people when the national struggle
sets in Their il will have fair chance.
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IS Dali z or rs ENT|
|IelAI JouRNAL oz TIE CyTY

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r. .ossn I'm ms nasrsion.
7 + & ~ kinerttn, toesuts.
Sz III III ehsss a IN svssy in.sr sion
aE{0 ~ b shasEsa 2 pm SQUARE
f, n ssf mi b rshiishsa oSs mcnsi. lossss,
~ ~ ~ sdvs.sssnsnt subscpsoa w
eHt azs paid, - Hhe option n ~ cry
- ~ 4 ss1sossns wli ssmsas avsilssss
Ta8K ~ ALLY GREE08NH
IL nsdiam tF
I'M il sizsnlssss n.a5 1890
sHsss Nor. re sfl'essa 3
~ fsma5 W. ~ - Aass
~ H4klfShs cSla1aa3s ~ a ss ssss &
A u Y yg111EE & EF ~ xscENT
N. ssai Issisians dississpli,
1S n pssssuss fsscia-
q rShinx tAst wares ands commodities
s2a n psr square aseiiion,
y III l1a oeTR u, 1865,
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Sfn,aegayd .1Tasstcnl TTeOrks.
NssO E'Gu Ctothtng.
PiersOn, Harrison & Co.,

Corner Of Canal and Magazine streets,
Ara receiving their large supply SUPERIOR STYLES OF
CLOTHING from their Mandatory. Newark. concerning
every novelty ir the ma ket- a
FANCY CASHMERE BUSINESS SUITS. Y
FRENCH .s3sS@85 a. s.s5s S, I'll
coLoRED CLOTH AND CASHMERE HAYMARKEf COATS.
SUPER FRENCH CASHMERE PANTS, 's
BLACK DoEsKIN AND CASHMERE PANTS.
TALMks OPERA COATS AND CLoAKs.
ELEGANT VELVET AND Plush VESTS.
NEW STYLES SILK AND GRENApINE VESTS.
..AL so.. 4
SUPERIOR SHIRTS DRAWERS. UNDERsHIRTs AND
GENERAL FURNISHING GOODS.
All articles we'll made and offered VERY Low PRICES a.
Wholesale and retail Couny merchants nse to
examine. & g5 sS
IS 2psd&stw PIERsoN HARRISON A CO NJ
/ Samuel E. Moore s Co,
~ CAMP STREET, Az
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN So Nh
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTIENwARE,
% apM Wf 4v
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ern Instrument which had saved then, from III.
medicable ruin
The consequence Of the Virginia election was
felt in Alabama, But for that, We would have
triumphsa completely And, although We
gained largely, the parrish check the Americans
received was d subject Of representation iii
over the Abolition dominion Grseleu vas
more delighted over the election Of Gov VIM
ston Than the warmest friend he has In the
6tats Of whioh he ii the chief executive officer!
What better Abolition triumph could seward
or Greeley desire The osl,t enemy tAsq fear
had again Suffered q check 81 -
When the first electior news from Texas
reached New York, the Tribune went into
spasms Of delight ID was supposed the Ameri-
cans were utterly routed, instead Of being
largely tha gamers Ss,,ss sss
y here not another evidence that the defeat
Of the American party is an Abolition III.
umph! II not, Why should the Tribune, and III
affiliated Free Soil presses. rejoice in our defeat
and sorrow IN our success. Freenen Of Lonisi-
ANA, reflect
And when il WAS supposed Tennessee lad
gone dead against us, Greeley. Seward Il c., =
we're ID q high state Of exhilaration! And, II
Kentucky never exhibited any favorable anti.
American signs, shey were down upon her from
the commencement, & q
( a. the present writing, We doubt not, there is
jubilant triumph IN the New York Tribune.
of1ce ever the election ii Georgia, which We
VIEW as . signal victory instead Of . defeat.
zee Care not arho "a elecfed, so he
z epHosed 70 TIC -an.ersean payty. Any one
WIG can check, cripple Or defeat their direst
ana only formidable opponent the American
organization = suits them u 4 fraction. They
had just o. soon issea Georgia dave holder d
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ETa MILES FOLKES, =
Aucionssf iand Commission Merchant Warrington see. yieI
- VA. ii. rB M aaa i n
ous consigned 70 him and Prompt made for the
& Eesars. JOHN WATT Ii Co.. zl,,n 49,.
n26 Spy /" CUDDY. BROWN II co. ReW Vfiehnss
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e % q u. .J--
G0AA GLJ9

Departed this life, at twenty minutes al
ter three O'Clock in the evening, April the
10Th, at his residence on the Bull Skin, in
Jefferson County, Warner UaShiHgton
ThrockmOrtOn, in the 66Ih year OF his
age.
In Bolivar, on the 18Th Of March last, of
a long lingering disease, Mr.. Zackariah
Potts, aged 4 years month 10 days.
On "Wednesday, the 4lh inst, Mrs. HaR-
nah Niron, in the 63lh year OF her age.
On Tuesday, the lOlIi inst, Mr.. joel
Niron, in the 18th year of his age.
On Saturday Morning 1.-The 3lst ult.,
Wqher Lee, only son Of Samuel J., and
Sarah ]. Washington, aged , Years, 10
months and days.
On Tuesday, the 81 inst Nancy NoSS,
aged 80 years.
On Saturday, April the III, Mr. JoAl
Moss, in The 65th year Of lis age, after a
long and painful Illness.
At the residence Of his father WIN. G..
Wright on the morning o! The lst inst,
JOhn Uright, in the 2O'h year Of his aye.
On the l3lh inst. at the residence Of
Mrs. Jane Cromwell, Daniel Ha!neg aged
about IS years,
In Kabetown, on Wednesday week,
Mrs. Wortho Hills, wife Of William
Willis. and daughter OF Wm. West, IN
the 18th year of her aye.
On The Oh inst, in MiddIewaY. .4Ru
Rebecca, daughter of Nathaniel aud Ellen
Startzman, aged 3 years ? months ant
20 days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-21
SuIc,pE-Mrs. NJ. V. Seller. young

SU1cIDE.-Mrs. NJ. V. Seller, a young
married lady, in Poughkeepsie, n. Y,
committed suicide al her residence during
the absence of her husband, by taking
arsenic, in consequence OF domestic trou-
bles. The following letter, TO her hus-
band, explains the reason for committing
the rash act -
DEAR john II sit down TO write TO
YOU for the last time. John, | am down
hearted. | can't stand it no longer. For
give me for what have done. Take
care of Josey, and don, think of what
have done. loved You TOO well. Oh,
God! forgive me! After you went away
on Monday noon, your father and mother
commenced al me. This morning | said
would give them dollar week, and
help TO DO the work: but they would not
do IT, They said, that if ii had not been
for me, that George would have been al
De,rch's, and you would have been with
them. John, can't stand it. shall
trouble them no more. My time is at an
end. know i: will be hard for you, and
it is hard for me. | would like to see
you but cannot. So, goodbye, forever
ill we meet hereafter. Ever yours--youl
dear wife, NJ. V. SELLER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-21
War with Cuba.

The Cuban Authorities have .or long
time been living in daily apprehenslons
of visit from the marauding or flibuster-
ing expeditions which have been projec-
TED in this country. The firing at the
Ell Dorado and one or two other American
vessels have raised President Pierce's
dander, and intend TO brook these insults
no longer. Last week he sent feet un-
der Commander McCauley 10 Cuba, with
6re-and-tow, ball-and-powder instructions
in case the naughty Authorizes there
should persist in claiming the right of WIS.,
ting and searching our vessels uponSpan-
ish waters. 1t will be seen in para
graph in to-day's paper that Cuba are
arming their blacks and making prepare
lions Tor any emergency.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-21

A FREAK OF FANCy.-.4 Female IN
Male .4Hire.-A disreputable female, nam
ed Sarah Johnson, residing at No.-Church
street, says the New York Tribune, was
arrested in the street, yesterday forenoon
by officer Bigley, of the 9Th ward, for
sailing under false colors. by promenading
the streets IN male attire. The girl was
taken before Justice Bogart, where the
fact came out that the clothes belonged to
young man who took temporary Iodg-
ings al the above house, and his female
friend had avaied herself Of the opportu'
nifty to borrow his garments for morn
ing parade. The girl was finally dis
charged, and the young man, who had
all the while detained in bed, was relieved
from his unpleasant predicament,
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Military Preparations In Cuba--Arm-
ing of the Blacks


The New York Evening Post trans
laies the following from the La Preso de
la Habaua of April lllh, brought by the
Cabawba
His Excelency, the Captain, General,
has been pleased with this date, to decree
the following:
Duly authorized by Her Maiesty's gov
eminent for The organization of disciplined
militia composed of men Of color, | there
by order the formation of said corps under
the following rules, viz /:
l--There will be sixteen companies of
disciplined militia of men OF colGr, each
company TO be composed of 1928 men, ac-
cordlng TO regulation Of January l3,l769,
with all the military privileges, granted
in the same, with the difference, that the
officers of said companies shall be white,
"ud form the regular army; the said com
panles 10 Join, as soon as formed, the reg
uiar army.
2--The companies of colored disciplin-
ed militia will depend Immediately upon
the sublnspection Of infantry, and will be
commanded by an officer of The rank of
colonel
3--The sixteen companies will be COM
posed of free mula,oes and blacks, and
will be organized in the following places,
viz :--Three of mulatoes and free me-
groes in Havana; one of each color in
Mstanzas; one of negroes and two Of
mulatOes at Cleo Villas; one OF negroes at
Puerto FIinciPaI two of mOlatOes and two
OF negroes in Cuba; AID tie rest in the
eastern department.
4--They will proceed Instantly to the
enlistment Of all the negro or mulaito vol
unteerS who possess the quality ofstrength
no less than five feet high, Of good con-
duet and character, ami from twenty TO
thirty years at age. If the volunteer en-
lis,ment does not promise the full compile
meni Of men, you will resort TO laws al
ready provided for such as exigency.
o--As soon az the enlistment is accom-
plished, each man will be furnished, on
account Of the Government, with one
blouse, musket and sabre--the same to
remain in the barracks when off duty.
6--The class of seargents and cOrpo-
rails will be appointed by the officers, sub
jeet to promotion for military conduct and
gallantry; the said non-commisSioned Of
ficers as well as prlvaies Will serve the
time laid down in the regulations.
7--Fhe commanders. governors, and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will proceed 10 the
enlistment of all free colured men.
S--The individuals serving in the corps
Of firemen are exempt from militia duty.
9--The inspection of infantry will I'M
proceed to drilling the enlisted.
To carry out in this city the above de-
cree, have assigned the following bar
racks--I.a Fuerza, Carey 81. Ambrosia
where the recruits will daily attend for
military Instructions and where those wish
inc 10 enlist can do so.
HavmQa, April OH, 1855.
JOSE IGNACIO DE CHAvARRIA.
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Death of the Hon. VIM. b. Clarke.

The Hon. VIM. B. Clarke, of Mary
land. died at the Eataw House, in Balil-
more city, on Saturday evening last, the
18th inst, of pulmonary disease. He
was lawyer by profession, and stood de-
servedly high amongst the legal corpse Of
Maryland. He represented Washington
County in the State Senate Tor number
of years was at one time the wing cam
dida,e for Governor Of Maryland, and
more recently one Of the Directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. He was a
gentleman of much popularity, and his
death will be much regretted by his many
friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-04-21
Germ Planting,

Some few OF our farmers have already
commenced planting corn, while others
are making preparations 10 plant as speedy
as possible. They are of The opinion
Il at it will prove advantageous to plant as
early as practicable ; they also state that
there will be greater quantity Of corn
planted this spring than has been known
for many years.