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Eastern times., 1855-03-22

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Eastern times., 1855-03-22

The appended negro story, copied from a
Southern correspondent of the Boston Journal
is not bad -
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-15
BUR MIN @ OF THE
Magnolia BrannGr.
FfTE L5FEs toSTii

The Steamer Magnolia Branner,
from Red Ritpr. passed this city about
& clock on Sunday morning, bound
down with about 100 bales If Got
ton aud other freight. In an hour al
ter, when near Bruley Landing, she
took fire in the cabin from lamp,
and burnt to tthe waters eAge From
he Pilot who came up to engage pas
sage home for The persons saved; We
get the particulars. Although late
III the morning, YET there were many
Of the passengers in bed. A stiff
breeze from the sGnth at the time ,G
the accident, carried hehamrs through
the cabin aud but a few moments
elapsed before the boat was completely
enveioped. The Pilot says he made
every effort to land The boat at Bru-
ley. but to no purpess--ln less than
three tlinntes after the alarm was Civ
en-, the tiler ropes were burnt and ths
boat uunsuagea|le. The Pilot left
ths wheel to lie Of service to the pas
sougera. and although everV effort was
male tocayo the lives of all on boa'd,
still five persons were lost two cabin
passeugers-one free cvlored map, and
two negro deck hands We have not
yet been able to learn the names.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-15
VOLUME ILL.,
G5e' aaltekllpg ) .G'a,.'l|,et
-..--t--
GEO. A. PIKL.............,.. n. Editor.

"A SLtaHT DIFFERENCE. IL a person
Al difficulty growing out Of political
discussion, occurred at Dallas, Oregon
on the a2st ult, between General Lane
ard Governor Chimes. General Lane
declared THAT General Taylor said
when told Of the surrender Of Gaines
at Encarnation. Mexico, that he would
have fought little Gaines replied
aud remarked that General .Taylor
never said so," (the precice words J
General Lane looked up (sittiug at
the end Of the box at which Governor
Gaines stood. !. and said, "you are .
liar" Instantly Gaines struck him.
and the blow was returned, when per-
sons present interferred and the latter
dropped. Thypograpical error no
doubt instead Of the latter dropped. :"
It should, no doubt be, the matter
dropped. tA 7aa8aH bHa Hra
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-15

Late New Brunswick papers state
that a handsome sum had been sub
scribed, and extensive preparations
made, for the celebration of the fall
Of sehastopol--when it takes
place.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1855-07-15

yet been able to learn the names.
~ III ls4o the business of max
ing sn$penders, was first commenced
at Middleton Mass, with q capital Of
100000. The capital now employed
il estimated Al half million. The
question is :" where does aIl the sus-
penders 60 to!'. They are not used
III this colInfry, for. il the past fiji.
teen years, fuylors have made men
after such fashion. that pauts will
stay On without this apppndage -
It's only The old fogies-- The eld
erly Geuts belonging 10 the last cen
tuary, who are by virtue of their
make, forced to support the snspendDf
business. The young gent Of the
present day sho is indeed a gentle
man by virtue Of his doing n",hiug,'
has no need ofthese vulgar appcrda-
ges to keep biz brocehes on ea aal
TUE tTsE or "PArEks. The Boz
ton Pilot. in its last issue, treats
Know Nothing organ. asit deserves.
This j? about he onlv method to be
pursued towards q SCI Of iynoramuses,
who arc accustomed 10 make SILLY as-
sertpps il their columns, or ask fool
lsl and inpertlnqntquestlops. There
are several hImsy "parcrs' mp the
coast. which may take the above, and
what follows, as applicable to them
selvs. If they don't they are ignpa
muses. TO a greater extent than at first
we 'hought they Sere." The above
comes to us in The Southern
4 'nhoc sig,,o r;nces) Catholic Stonaaya
published At New Orleans. As it Is
marked we take it for granted that
he writer, has troubled bis brain to
get il out Tor our benefit 2t} t
To talk calmly aud eollectedly with
such fellow, is out Of the question; /;
we therefore turn him over for others
with, only one .si' gle remark simple. |
yet very expressive and significant.
Il may not Be very true in it, appll.
'ation to the Standard edito~-that j.
n the eyes of others. but with us, il
5 an honGt conviction. and aud un.
,ualtird fact--,he writer for the
Southern Standard, is very small
oo',
=.
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PoL1rIcAL.-Tbe American party
held ratification meeting at Mobile
on the evening Of the 9th instant.
The Tribune says: sa8t aa If
Ii was perhaps one Of the largest
meetings that have ever been held in
his city The platfSm was broad
and strong. In the rear--the word
union was displayed in characters
which were Illuminated with party
eolored lights while lamps and Ian
terms were gracefully disposed on each
side and in front ai''f. 'a,t' e 1osod
S inaa.E fE 7.-s-.------ ----sab sabIiB.5gaA
EE Judge Guion, Of Mississippi
lied at Vieksburg, on the morning of
the 26th ultimo.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

MoNKrsu ORDERS SurreEssED.-
The Ministry Of Sardinia have sup.
pressed aixty.three ofthe seventy Mon
kish orders in the kingdom, under the
law recently enacted by the Pertinent
and their revenues are appropriated 10
the support Of their infirm members.
and the poor bene6ces and schools Of
the country. The organ If the church
at Turin("Ths Aa,nouia y announces
that the Ministers and members of
Parliment who voted for it are excom-
municsted under chap. xi of'he Coun.
Gil Of Trent, without special Bull.
and that they cannot receive the sacra-
ments Of the church. It is intimated
however, that a new note from Rome
may bc looked for.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

~ Whether Mr.. Fitzhue is right
10 reference to the failure of Free
Society or not J.; certainly the picture
now presented 10 Europe as we'll a.
the Free portion Of America, is any
thing but interesting TO look on
Never wss there more vice and misery
more starvation. Society; 50 long
loose at the joint. is becoming entire.
ly unhinged. Disorgauisers, are to
b met with everywhere, and rows and
riots arc the order Of the day. Civil
liberty IN England, is no better of.
than in America. The fanaticisms
Of proscriptiouists has gone over to
England. In ,hs late intelligence
from London, there are accounts of
riots, growing out Of the passage Of a
bill in relation to trading on the Sab
bath:
Zone hundred thousand persons
assembled in Hyde Park on Sunday,
The let inst. The police we're assaulted
and carriages hooted. A number Of
arrests were made.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

No R"spEcr FOR RoYALry.-The
Countess Of Mon'ejo. who is the moth.
CT Of the Empress Of the French, in
tending shortly to go to Paris to sec
her daughter. sent all her jewels in the
Ambassadors despatch bag, directed
to tho Empress, supposing that TO be
the safest way. BY some meens or
other chef Of the Carlists got info m
alton Of the fact, posted some of their
uen on the road, seized the booty,
and escaped without discovery. The
loss to the Countess is estimated ut
over 100000 sterling.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

The Countess de Lavalett, daugh.
ter of the Marquis de Beauh arnais
and cousin german Of Queen Hertensc
died in Psris, on the 10Th ult., She
was the wife Of Count de Lavalette,
Post-msster-general under the first
empire, whom she saved from the scat.
fold, in 1915, by her energy and pre-.
sence Of mind.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20
STATE OF LOUISlANA-Sixth Judi.
nisl n;aAssnk Geaask na.:.L ~ Eaak n

STATE OF LOUISlANA-Sixth Judi
cial District Court-Parish Of East Be-.
ton Rougs.-NoLAm STEWART, Executor,
~. JANE McCALos, vile Of Paul Dsigrs.
RY virtue Of writ Of 4. IA. Issued In the
ID above entitled and numbered csuss,
and to me directed flom the Hon. Sixth
Judicial District Cont in, and 70 the Par.
ish and State aforssaid-I will o er at pub.
lie sale at the plantation wherson the de-
fendent now resides, on the Amite River,
in this Parish ct sbout fourteen miles from.
the City Of Baton Rouge on SATURDAY,
the 4th dsy sf .A*ssa sezs:, 1855. at 10 o.
cock, NJ, Of the right, title. interest and
claims Of the defendant, in or to tie proper.
ty hereinafter sstlorth end described, seiz.
ed to nay and satisfy the Judgment, interest
and cost in the above entitled end number.
ed cause, to wit;-TAs following negro
slaves for life:
Barton, . negro man, aged about IS yeasss
Susan, . negro woman, eyed 80 yeaFs, acc
her three children, Wig: Alexander, eyed
II years. Albert, aged II years, and Dan.
lei, aged 8 years; Frank, . negro man, 90
years Nelson, IS years, and Benjamin, %
years. Also. 400 arpents Of Land situated
on the Amite River, 1t about Is mile: from
the City Of Baton Rouge. end bounded .
follows: North BY lands formerly }. n.
Rivers, South by land Of D: II: Penny,
East BY the Amite River and west BY those
Of Andrew Cooper, togsthsr with oil ~
building and improvement thereon. a.
Teens Of Sals-CAss, with the esssSs
Of the appsaissmsat -.r
july 2-ets.w. n. '. BAbIN, Sbs''E
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

Charlotte Cusbman is to be tho sta,
in Paris at Wallack's Englis SD theatre.
Rachel and Ristor are also acting
there. and thus We have the spectacle
presented US of the three stars of tie
first magnitude, Italian. French and
American, oil keeping their motion
in one sphere.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20
CONWVUICATDD.


OoAo uooA410s
Msp has . restless and dissatisfied
soul within hiu,, that would not, II h
could. 10 satisfied. He lives IN town
and gsts dissatisfied 4; goes into the
country and Is dissatisfied stays at
home and gsls tired and III at ease /;
and goss abroad seeking tho very
pleasure. which he may 6ud the full
measure Of At his own door stop. ia
man does not .fnd pleasure st Green
we'll. It is simpIy becaurs he himself
il Lost Thus: you may 60 down on
the shady banks Of the Anite-lis on
your back and bob for minows. the
live long day; you may hunt in the
sunlight, or rsmbls Of ct night in
the moonsbins, to indulge the poetic
sentiment. When you get tired Of
this. - you v;!l. most certainly; then
you may come back 10 camp--sttetch
yourself; lie under the blue smoke Of
= most excellent regslia. and read the
last snuff color+d sentimental love sto.
ry. All this failing to excite your
dormant facultie'. you may whistle for
want Of thought. or sing, without dis.
turbing the peace-a privilege not
enjoyed in town. You may play At
Billiards-roll Balls. or perchaucs
dance If you have agility )" in the
lighted saloon. DO what you WILT
matters not-you must get surieit,
and become III At esse. It ia, after
oil, nothing but the restless principle
that makes man . locomotive ami.
NAL.
There Is now . goodly company
bere-persons coming in. and going
out, aforhiug all the 1eligh,fulnss Of
parting and meeting. and meeting to
part again. What . sweet spicing is
given this kind Of pleasant recreation.
when tho parting company is mostly
such sweet creatures a. from ties OF
consanguimity, the beautiful customs
Of society. allows one to kiss!
The Governor is spending q few
days here; Capt. Jesse Hart. J. N.
Brown, and family, Capt. VIM. Marx.
ham aud Lady. and q host Of others
all corae for pleasure and to pleas
ure give" Capt. Jesse. gave q "din.
ing out" yesterday, and the officers Of
Camp cobb below, came up and joined
at the board. The only report I can
give you Of the "proceediogS" Il was
no: presently is what heard -" the
popping Of champagne ~ premise
that such things followed, as is Gus.
tomary on such occasions. Night be.
fore last, At the promenade concert, a
new dance was introduced, which l
presume from the eclat with which it
was received-will tako the lead Of
all the Polkas, Mosourkas, Shotticbes,
etc., now on the board. / am afraid
u try and describe the graceful
movements Of this dance" because l
feel the inadequacy ola cramped pen
and l would not have tho fashionable
world wrongly posted for any consia-
GRAFTON. Suffice 10 say an elderly
Beaux, and one of the tairest Bellies,
introduced it; and our sedate friend,
G. went forthwith aud made q note :;
in order that there may be no dispute
hereafter as to the place and date Of
its origin.
Adieu Comet concentrate tho
light Of other lumiuaries in your head,
that the world may b. dashed with
brightness. o. o. o.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

A Western editor enumerates long
list of snnoysuces. and grievances, and
winds up as follows:
II was vexed. too. with painter,
who had been paid 10 sdvaos to paint
me sign /; but be must 60 sailing in
tho hay on Sunday, and got drowned
Just like d not on my money-sny
how, "ie died and made no sigh"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

MarT1cd.- In West Baton Rouge last night. bv
the Rev. Father Lave, Mr. JossPH McCUsHtcK. Of
ibis city, to MISS SyDoxIA MAHxAM d. Mvavuxs.
West Baton Rouge.
This agreeable Intelligence. comes to us, - IN
event vet r. happen, and We venture-as on b.
fore, on similar occasions, TO make Q note Of NJ"
When this sheet appears, the silken cord should
b lied, snd kit 10 not certainly the Cone teomes
IN for no share Of the blame. We wish he hspoy
oeupls al manner Of felicity IN their - o1e6c,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

A Caoox.D RsAD.-Rsad who pre-
sidss over the chair editorial Of The
Pipy Woodsmsn has . peculiar way
Of doing everything be- does. Read
should bs Reader rather read, which
il, according 70 the beautiful consist.
ENJOY Of English orthogrsphy-pro.
pounced "re6." What W mean in
plain language, is; that Reads paper
should b carefully pcrused. and pro-
perly digestsd. He hes . WY Of got.
ting out everything IN the Woodsman
with great eclat-a flourish Of trump.
cts; thus u bic head he says, 1.-THE
Piny Woodamsn, Official Organ Of
Livingston. two dollsrs 10 advance. -
What striker ~ just now, is the man.
wsv in which the list Of" Central State
Democratic committee II Vigilance, -
10 proclaimed 10 the world. We have
no room for the whole document f;
here is tho closing stamp Of respected
authority:
I'm evidence VI which. I have Civ.
On and signed this order Of appoint
ment.
THOs. GREEN DAVIDSON,
President Of the Democratic Con.
vention Of tho State Of Louisisna. i"
What Is wanting but tho seal Of
Office. and the " Please TO take no
ticc," or the Know oil women by
these presence to give the docu-
ment claims Of the highest order Of
respect in the utmost ends Of earth :!
Nothing.
Az The ushur in CAussle,oit ex.
claimed, whenever the President Of
The " Royal Bengslls Joint Stock Mu.
tusl Benefit, appeared, and there was
no soul in the way. by your leave
by your leave Gentleman! Make way
there. for the PRESIDENT! Stand
back Gentlemen. the President has
arrived! And then. that gentleman
would step up gracefully and mMes-
tically on the door aud march through
On empty corrosier, 10 rear Of tho
Ushur Silly crying by your leave
gentlemen make way there!
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

Mayor Wood. Of New York, whose
bropm continues to make q wide
sweep, has turned his attention IL the
idlers about the churches. having or.
dered that officers BE- stationed Of all
the church doors, Immediately before
and after service. to dispense the lott.
erers who are accustomed to con gre.
gate there.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi.
cial District Court-Payish Of East b.

STATE OF LOUISIANA-Sixth Judi.
cial District Court-Psrish Of East b.
ton Rouge, Succession Of Lewis PyDuRn,
deed, No. 40, "Pvobats."l
pY virtue Of commission Issued in the
ID above succession, and 70 me directed
from the Hon. the sixth judicial district
court, In and for the Parish and State ..
fotesaid | will, By virtue VI ssid commis.
sion, Offer ct public sals at the court houss
door, Of said parish, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, on MONDAY the 13sh day Of ~.
Gxa Hess, 1855, ct the usual hours Of sale
the property hereinafter sstforth and dee.
cribed, belonging 70 the succession Of LIZ.
WIS PYSuss, Ists Of said parish, deceased,
10 wit:
TOM, negro man. agsd about 80 yean.
and one STUD HORSE.
TEaMs o. SALE.-Ths negro man slave
named Tor, 70 b. sold for one fourth cash,
one fourth payable on the first day Of Jan.
uary next, 1856, and the other half on The
irst day Of January l657-in notes satis.
factoily endorsed, bearing eight per cent
interest PET annum from date until paid,
and mortgage reserved until fnal payment.
The Srup HoRss-lor CASH. ..s
julyio-y. Nv. BABIN, Sheriff
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

Remedy for Cholera "A letter to
the Newark Daily Advertiser, dat
ed Florence juno 8. says:
Electro magnetism Is announced to
be q remedy for cholera, by two emin.
ent physicisns IN ditferen, parts Of 1t.
aly. The coincident is noteworthy. Dr..
Rosi. Of this city was preparing a
memior, the fruit Of much study and
experience. to show that the malady
results from electromagnetic or ami.
mal-electric disturbance, for which
galvanism 10 the proper remedy. when
be was informed that DR.. Concsta, Of
Padua, had conceived and demonstra.
ted the theory within few days in
the restoration Of four desperate chol-
era patients. by means Of the electro.
magnetic curren., and that he was
preparing report under the direc.
ton Of the municipal authorities for
publication. 1t will soou be determ.
ined whether his is one of 1.-THE i'm.
mortal names whether he is to
have the greatful remembrance, :he
eviable satisfaction Of having restrict
cd the sphere Of ignorance end super.
stition. The simultsneousness Of the
conception is only another evidence Of
the wide diffusion Of mental cultiva.
ton.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

Tho city Vas trown into . state d
intsnse excitement yesterday morning
by . rumor which rolled abNad. and
gathered % il rolled 70 the effect that
there was an enchanted family IN the
Third District. tho members Of which
had been performing some curious
transformations and antics, that far OK.
cslled anything Of the kind that 10
read u 10 the Arabian Nights, or any
where elst.
An old German Gipsy lived near
the Union Race Course. who 10 for.
tune tllcr, and among the supersti.
tious German portion Of tie people
down town. she has the reputation Of
being . witch. Her name Elisabeth
Fullerman. Not far from her house
resides q Swiss family named Kinney.
Well, the story il that Mrs. Elizabeth
Kinney had 10 soms way. wrongcd.the
witch. and the latter was determined
to be revepged, and 30 bewitched On
act which she Is said to have accom-.
plisbed, by giving Mrs. Kinney some
enchanted hops. with which the latter
made yeast and baked bread Of the
yeast, with which Of course, she was
enchanted. Immediately she com.
mcnced to hop and dance up and down
and would continue TO dance for hours.
She would tell tho people the exact
hour when her dancing -6ts would
come on and during the Ct she could
ace her cnchantrcss and hear her call.
While 10 the act Of going hcels fore.
most up the chimney, three or four
indiviuals caught hold Of her and 1t.
tempted to prevent this rather curic.s
exit. but il was all TO M purpose she
slipped from their grasp a. easily a
could IN eel. Besides oil the above.
she possessed the power Of making her
child-about one year old-perform
the most graceful fancy dances, and
would cau.e it dump at least twenty
feet at every hop.
The last story that got abroad was
that the enchanted woman had shed
her skin-and again the crowd rushed
to the house To rec the skin from
which it was reported she had disap.
pcared. and snake like left behind her.
The matter finally attracted the at.
ten'iou ofof the police,-and sergent
Jo-hnson not having much respect for
the devil or witches, repaired to the
house Of the enchansed woman lie
saw that she needed attention. and he
went out among the crowd, Of Cor.
mans and asked some Of the women
il they would take caro- of her. They
were horror.stricken ut the very idea,
and tremblingly shruuk back. The
then got her into cart and
her to the Charity Hospital,
where she would not 10 received and
waa sent back, and conveyed home
again.
Yesterday an immense crowd, num-
bering at least five numbered persons,
around the police Office to
see the witch and witness tho dancing
and queer antics Of her victim, but
.othing Of the kind occurred, and the
crowd left disappointed. but still firm
10 their belief OF her enchanting pow.
srs.
And thus the maintain lnbored, and
o what a ridiculous muss it has
brought forth. We feel assured that
,ur readers will think we are hoaxing
hem-tbey will scarcely believe that
n the middle of the. nincteenth centu.
Try. in this enlightened community,
,s,1.t, n.n.1,,Et,, n~.. o.:ct Cn.L>
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

~ There il no objection Mr..
Cap;to!;an V;s-a.v;s, 10 your talking.
any miscellaneous article, Of cbesp
literature from this immaculate sheet,
and sppropristi"g il to your own col.
umns with or without credit because
- general thing, our things are
public property and If any Of our con.
ftsros can use them to vantage-good
What We desire to call your attention
Il. 10. piece from the head if not the
heart Of the Comet 10 reference to
Col. Durable; which you copy in
your last issue. and credit to. the
Clinton Patriot" What We said
in reference to the CoLNEL. was stud
led. 1t Was read over and again pun
otuatsd. pointed and proof read with
great care. We said that very hand
some thing. for the COL, first: b.
cause he is = personal friend; and
secondly: because we look upon his
election in November, a. . fixed fact !:
and there il no officer in the State
Government With whom We would
like better, to be on good terms; than
tho State Treasurer. Will the Cap
itoliau make apologize amends for
this inadvertance, or cuIpsble ncgli-
gsnoe Of the printer?
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

fam WGGbs at W'0olor's 8.
Frisettes, U0ndeouS q CurlA.
Just reeeivel q OsCONORT.

Dotted ed Imbseldsssd oWlDD MULLINS
Checked and Jsseost Muslins;
Embroidersd eilk Patterns for BALL DRnD0HDs
PATENT LIATHI1 Aeux BELTS sfsjl selesss :
Black Lac Wells. Bridal Wells;
Pine Bridal Wrssths, and Fans,
PARA0OL0 and UNDRElLAO q
juiyl3-y. OeCONOR.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

TIE FREE TRApER.-Ths Natche,
Free Trader, 10 out with . prospectu,
for ." campaign paper. Campaign
Papers are coming into existence oil
over the country; and the same dis.
gusting fever. epgendring trash, hum.
bug lies, forgeries etc., must BE- en-
dured again, until alter the Presiden.
Dental Campaign is over. Small
politicians begin 70 club together and
raise funds BY subscription from the
faithful and the more unprincipled
tho man. tho better his Qualification
- editor. for such a paper; because
tho purchase money is raised, to fos.
Ter and encourage lies; to mislead
the multitude; smbitter friends and
make enemies Of relstiona We bave
. full Ole Of the "Loys Cabin Advo.
cate. and it has saved Us, much med.
ieins and money. It acts - . never
failing emetie. II 10 early, to com.
nsnes esmpsigu papers; but the
writers. Of such, vulgar low flung stufi
- suits the NAV Of demagogues !;
come thus early into the field, in
order 70 practice their handsI0
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-07-20

The Wheat Crop.-The St. Louis
Republican, Of the 10th inst, motto.
ing the arrival Of new wheat. rays:
We learn fromStll sides that the
crops we're never better. Those who
have traversed this State report them
heavy the tourists through Illinois
represent them abundant, while
others who have made a round about
trip to the Atlantic. taking Canada in
the way. express the most unbounded
admiration at the immense Yield every
where observable